P Series Fiber Laser UG

THE USER GUIDE
P series continuous fiber laser
Model: P - X000W
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The user guide P series continuous fiber laser
P series fiber laser is the fourth laser product.
The product emits up to 8000W invisible lasers at wavelengths between 900nm

and 1100nm.
Avoid direct exposure of eyes and skin to output laser or scattered radiation.
Do not turn on the laser.Because the laser does not have any product parts or
accessories for users to use.All product maintenance and repair shall only be
carried out by GW authorized service personnel.
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Safety information
Convention for the safety

We will use different words and characters to remind you of various potential
hazards and important information, including:
WARNING
This signal indicates that you need to use the device according to the specified
method or procedure. If you do not follow the instructions correctly, personal injury
may be caused to yourself or others.If you do not fully understand and meet the
required conditions, do not go beyond the WARNING symbol to the next step.
CAUTION
Applicable to potential product damage. The signal reminds you that you need to
follow the specified use method or procedure, which may result in product or
component damage if the instructions are not followed correctly.If you do not fully
understand and meet the required conditions, do not proceed beyond the CAUTION
symbol.
IMPORTANT
Information about the use of this product.Do not ignore this information.
This symbol stands for laser radiation.This symbol appears on products with laser
output.
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Safety instruction
To learn how to operate safely and learn how to use this product, you should learn
how to read or learn.
WARNING: When using this product, be sure to use a

properly grounded power supply.
WARNING: Users are not allowed to open any part inside
this product for repair.If necessary please contact
guanghui laser technical staff to provide maintenance
service.Any unauthorized modification of this product will result in the void of
warranty.
WARNING: The output connector of this product is

connected with the laser by optical fiber cable.Use the
output connector carefully.
WARNING: If the product does not follow the

instructions in this manual.The protection provided by this product
may be affected.This product must and can only be used under normal conditions.
CAUTION: Always keep the AC power off when operating

the fiber output connector (installing the connector,
checking the end face with an optical instrument, etc.).
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Laser level
In accordance with the 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 of IEC/EN 60825-1, the product
is classified as a high power four-class laser.This product can output up to 8000W
non-visible infrared light.Lasers at this level can cause eye or skin damage.Although
the output light is invisible, it can still cause irreversible corneal damage.This
product does not provide laser safety eye mask, but please be sure to wear a suitable
eye mask when using the laser to avoid injury.
WARNING: Never look directly at the fiber output

connector, and be sure to wear a proper protective eye
mask when using the laser to avoid injury.
CAUTION: Operations or adjustments outside the scope
of this manual may result in radiation injury.
Use environment and precautions
WARNING: Use proper grounding power supply and

normal voltage when using this product.
CAUTION: Before starting the laser, ensure that the
ambient temperature and humidity are within the
specified range.
CAUTION: Do not expose the product to excessive
humidity.
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CAUTION: Lasers are cooled by water.Make sure the water cooling

rate is up to the standard to effectively cool the instrument.
CAUTION: Operations or adjustments outside the scope
of this manual may result in dangerous radiation injury.
CAUTION: Keep the output lens clean.Cover the output lens after
each use.Do not touch the output lens by hand or clean the lens with any
solvent.Always use a lens swab when cleaning the lens.
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Directory
1. Laser safety.................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.1. Safety regulations ................................................................................................................................... 8
1.2. Safety performance ................................................................................................................................ 8
1.3. Safety Labels ........................................................................................................................................... 9
2, description, .................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.1. Laser size diagram ................................................................................................................................ 12
2.2 Optical output connector (QBH type) ................................................................................................... 12
2.3 Front panel ............................................................................................................................................ 13
2.4 rear panel .............................................................................................................................................. 14
3, parameters, .................................................................................................................................................... 15
3.1. Optical performance ............................................................................................................................ 16
3.2. Optical output ...................................................................................................................................... 16
3.3. Mechanical and environmental parameters ........................................................................................ 16
3.4 Power supply requirements .................................................................................................................. 18
3.5. Rs-232 interface ................................................................................................................................... 19
3.6. Control interface .................................................................................................................................. 19
3.7. I/O Interface ......................................................................................................................................... 20
4, P laser wiring diagram.................................................................................................................................... 23

4.1 Connection diagram of laser and BCL3762 V5 board............................................................................ 24
4.2 Connection diagram of the laser and BCL3764 V2 board ..................................................................... 24
5, P laser operation ............................................................................................................................................ 26

5.1 Initial operation ..................................................................................................................................... 26
5.2 Setting of operation mode .................................................................................................................... 27
5.2.1 Internal control mode, "continuous" working mode ......................................................................... 27
5.2.2 Internal control mode, "PWM" working mode .................................................................................. 28
5.2.3 Internal control mode, "Ramp" working mode .................................................................................. 29
5.2.4 External control mode, "continuous" working mode ........................................................................ 30
5.2.5 External control mode, "pulse" working mode .................................................................................. 31
5.2.6 External control mode, "PWM" working mode ................................................................................. 32
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5.2.7 External control mode, "Ramp" working mode ................................................................................. 33
5.3. Use of red guided laser......................................................................................................................... 34
6, P Laser human-machine interface ................................................................................................................. 35

6.1 Introduction to man-machine interface ................................................................................................ 35
6.2 Man-machine interface LAN remote control ........................................................................................ 41
6.3 Man-machine interface Internet remote control ................................................................................. 46
7. Maintenance/troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................... 54
7.1. Clean QBH/QD quartz block ................................................................................................................. 55
7.2 Error messages and troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 56
8, warranty ......................................................................................................................................................... 57
8.1. General warranty.................................................................................................................................. 57
8.2 Service and Maintenance ...................................................................................................................... 59
8.3, changes, ................................................................................................................................................ 59
9. System status code query table ..................................................................................................................... 60

9.1 The status code corresponds to the interface display character .......................................................... 60
9.2 The fault code corresponds to the characters displayed on the interface ........................................... 62
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1、 Laser safety
1.1. Safety regulations
The P-series continuous fiber laser is an OEM laser product that can be integrated into
laser systems used in commercial and manufacturing applications.Therefore, this product does
not fully meet the definition of 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 for a complete laser processing
system under IEC/EN 60825-1. GW Laser Tech will not be responsible for the compliance of
Laser systems for the cost set products.The end user is responsible for ensuring that the system
used meets all required safety regulations and regulations.
1.2. Safety performance
project describe
External control laser The interface is used for external control of the laser, providing
interface enabling, emergency stop, interlock, alarm and other functions.
Output power
monitoring Monitor the power output while the laser is operating.
Monitor the internal temperature of the laser to protect the
Overheating
internal components from damage caused by exceeding the safe
protection
operating temperature.
Security/warning
Various labels alert and warn users of possible hazards.
labels
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1.3. Safety Labels

The following drawing shows the label and the position of the label on the product.
Laser outlet label
Position: upper panel
Certification label
Position: Front panel
A warning on
Certification label
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A warning on
Position: Rear panel
Product label
Product label
Product label
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Product label
Laser safety label
Safety electric label
2, description,
GW Technologies' P Series OEM Fiber lasers are designed for industrial material processing
applications with reliable, efficient and proprietary ABR and SPP technologies.Key innovations
in the P-series fiber lasers also include proprietary heat treatment, mode filtering technology,
and durable and novel fiber laser structures.P Fiber lasers include powerful optical engines,
comprehensive control and monitoring electronics.The beam is transmitted through a metal-
protected QBH fiber optic cable.We can also provide QD type transmission cable if customers
have requirements.
GW Technologies' P series OEM Fiber lasers meet your highest performance and reliability
requirements.P series lasers can provide continuous wave (continuous) multi-mode output light
up to 8000W in the output band between 1070nm and 1080nm.P laser can provide high efficiency,
high quality output light. The beam quality M2 output from single-mode cable is usually lower
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than 1.2, or the high brightness multi-mode cable output with BPP < 1.5.This high beam quality
and versatile output option makes this product ideal for handling a variety of materials, such as
fine cutting, precision welding, cutting and welding of different materials with different
thicknesses.
2.1. Laser size diagram
2.2 Optical output connector (QBH type)
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QBH type optical beam transmission cable
QD type optical beam transmission cable
2.3 Front panel
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project describe
The abrupt Press the button to turn off the laser pump power immediately and the
stop laser will stop emitting light.Rotate clockwise to release the button
switch and remove the emergency stop control.
OFF Turns OFF the main power supply. ON turns ON the main power
Key switch
supply
Status
Ready: green;Glow: orange;Fault: red;White: The main power supply is
indicator
off
light
2.4 rear panel
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project describe
WIFI Laser remote data acquisition and maintenance
RJ45 interface, laser network communication interface, can monitor the
so
running status of the laser
RS - 232 interface DB9 interface, used to communicate with the upper computer, monitor the
running state of the laser
The I/O interface DB25 interface, laser input/output
Control interface DB15 interface, laser control signal interface
Fiber optic cable
Laser output interface, QBH or QD
interface
Main power switch Laser main power switch
Main power
Total power input interface of laser, three - phase four - wire interface
interface
Laser water cooling High pressure rubber water pipe with inner diameter of 25mm, 2.0mpa (G1-
interface 25 pagoda joint)
3, parameters,
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3.1. Optical performance
The
Typical The
features minimum unit
values maximum
value
Operating mode continuous
The polarization random
Output central wavelength 1080 nm
Output power P 2000 1900 2000 2050 W
P 3000 2900 3000 3050 W
P 4000 3900 4000 4080 W
P 6000 5900 6000 6100 W
Output power range 1 100 %
The output bandwidth < 3.0 nm
Modulation frequency 50 kHz

(includi
Open time 10
ng s
Red lead light output power 1 mW
Red lead light wavelength 650 nm
3.2. Optical output
The The
Typical
features minimu maximu unit
values
m value m
Optical fiber output connector QBH or QD
Output optical fiber cable 13 mm metal armored wire
Beam quality, multi-mode output 1.5
Output fiber diameter, multi-mode output 50 100 200 um
Output fiber length, multi-mode output 15 m
3.3. Mechanical and environmental parameters
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The The
Typical
features minimu maximu unit
values
m value m
Operating temperature range 0 40 ℃
Storage temperature - 10 50 ℃
Cooling way Water cooled
Water flow P 2000 30
P 3000 40
L/min
P 4000 50
P 6000 80
The water temperature 22 25 28 ℃
The water pressure 3 5 Bar
The cooling capacity of water cooler is

3000
P 2000
P 3000 4500 Watts
P 4000 6000
P 6000 9000
Working humidity 0 95 %
size 750X300X720 mm
Note: the water cooling system needs to install a filter element

with a diameter less than 200 μ ;Cooling water should use
deionized water, and the ion concentration in water should be
less than 20 PPM;Using unqualified cooling water may cause
irreparable damage to the laser.
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3.4 Power supply requirements

3.4.1 Power supply parameters
parameter The numerical unit

Working voltage 342-418. Vac
Working 47-66. Hz
frequency
Operating 12 A
current (2000)
Operating 15 A
current (3000)
Operating 20 A
current (4000)
Operating 30 A
current (6000)
Power cord 4*4 Mm squared
(2000)
(3000)
(4000)
Power cable 4*4 Mm squared
(6000)
3.4.2 Definition of 380V interface
pin color define function

1 huang L1 Ac input live
wire
2 green L2 Ac input live
wire
3 red L3 Ac input live
wire
4 Yellow and PE Ac input
green ground wire
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3.5. Rs-232 interface

RS232 Interface (DB 9)
A The The
The name Input/outp
pin function typica minim bigges annotation
of the ut
l um t
2 TXD The output Data output -10V 10V
3 RXD The input Data input -10V 10V
5 GND 0V
The reference to
1,4,7-9 NC keep
3.6. Control interface

DB15 Control Interface (DB15)
The The
pin name Input/output function A typical annotation
minimum biggest
Laser power input

1 Pin The input 0V 10V 0.1 V = 1%
1 foot reference analog

9 GNDA The input ground 0V
Laser power output

2 Pout The output 0V 10V 0.1 V = 1%
2 feet reference analog

10 GNDA The output ground 0V
keep
3 IN1 The input
3 feet reference analog

11 GNDA The input ground 0V
keep
4 IN_KEY The input
The signal low
Stop signal effective level laser
5 IN_STOP The input 24V 22V 26V
stops output
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invalid
0V 0V 0.7 V
open
24V 22V 26V
Signal high
Red lead light
level red guide
6 IN_RED The input enable signal
Shut down light output
0V 0V 0.7 V
7,5,6,12,13,14,15 pin
7 GNDD The output references numerically 0V
7,5,6,12,13,14,15 pin
8 GNDD The output references numerically 0V
normal 24V 22V 26V

Cooling water
The signal low
fault
level laser
12 IN_WAT The input interlocking
stops output
signal The fault 0V 0V 0.7 V
Signal high
Can make 24V 22V 26V
Laser output level light
light enable output, low
13 IN_EN The input
signal level stop
ban 0V 0V 0.7 V light output
Modulation H 24V 22V 26V External pulse

14 IN_PULSE The input signal signal input
L 0V 0V 0.7 V
15 V24V+ The output 24 v power supply 24V 23.5 V 24.5 V
3.7. I/O Interface

DB25 I/O interface (DB25)
The
The name of Input/outp The
A typical minimu
pin the ut function biggest annotation
m
ready 24V 23V 25V Whether the

System readiness
1 S-RDY The output system is ready to
signal
Not ready 0V 0V 0V output pins
defective 24V 23V 25V Whether the

2 S-ERR The output System failure signal system has a fault
trouble-free 0V 0V 0V pin
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Has the alarm 24V 23V 25V

Whether the
3 S-WAR The output System alarm signal system has alarm
There is no output pins
0V
warning
Is the output 24V 23V 25V

Laser output Whether there is
4 S-LAS The output
indicator signal laser output
No output 0V 0V 0V
Internal program number selection

combination encoding BIT2
5 P-BIT2 The input See footnote 17
6 S-Out1 The output keep

combination code BIT5
Internal program
execution end signal
Has ended 24V 22V 26V
Whether program
8 S-END The output execution ends
output pin
Not over yet 0V 0V 0V
Start 24V 22V 26V

Internal program
9 P-ACT The input Program start pin
start signal
stop 0V 0V 0.7 V
10 S-OUT2 The output keep
reset 24V 22V 26V

Clear the fault
11 P-RST The input Fault alarm reset
alarm signal
Not reset 0V 0V 0.7 V
12 S-OUT3 The output keep
13 GND Digital signal reference ground 0V
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2 - (PIN: 16 (9)
1 24V
Working mode 00: Continuous mode (C)
15 M-BIT0 The input
selection code bit0
01: External pulse mode (P)
0 0V
10: Internal PWM mode (M)
Combined with 15
16 M-BIT1 The input Working mode selection code bit1
feet
Internal program 1 24V 5 - (PIN: 7,19,18,5,17)

number selection
17 P-BIT1 The input
combination There are a total of 32 internal programs to
0 0V choose from
encoding BIT1

combination encoding BIT3

combination code BIT4
21 S-IN0 The input keep
stop 24V 22V 26V

Signal high stops
Stop execution
22 P-END The input executing program
program
Don't stop 0V 0V 0.7 V immediately
Turn on the main

Start the 24V 22V 26V power supply of
the laser
23 P-LPS The input Start main power
Turn off the main
stop 0V 0V 0.7 V power supply of
the laser
Supply 24V power supply for external

24 24V+ The output 24V 23.5 V 24.5 V
use
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25 IN24V+ The input Input to internal 24V power supply 24V 22V 26V
4, P laser wiring diagram
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4.1 Connection diagram of laser and BCL3762 V5 board
4.2 Connection diagram of the laser and BCL3764 V2 board
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5, P laser operation
5.1 Initial operation
1、 Remove the protective cap of the laser output connector (QBH or QD) and check the cleanliness of the
quartz glass and QBH and QD connector
Degrees.
2、 Make sure to wear proper eye protection and protective clothing.
3、 Turn on the main power switch connected to the P fiber laser.
4、 Set the control mode and working mode of the laser.
Control mode:
Internal control: use DB9 serial line to connect the laser with the computer, open the guanghui
HMI software on the computer, and control the laser through HMI.
External control: Control the laser through the interface connected to the rear panel of the
laser.
Working Mode:
Continuous mode: Also known as continuous mode. After this mode is selected, the output
power remains constant.In internal control mode, its constant power value is set by HMI;In the
external control mode, its constant power value is controlled by the analog signal (0.1V = 1% and 10V
= 100%) on pin 1 of DB15 interface.
Modulation mode: After this mode is selected, the output power varies between IDLE (low
modulation) and ON (high modulation).The ON value is determined by the selected working mode
setting.
Please refer to section 2 of this chapter for more details on the operation of the control mode
and working mode.
5、 Ensure that the interlocking circuit is closed, that is, DB15's "emergency stop signal (Pin5)"
and "cooling water fault interlocking signal (Pin12)" are connected to high level (24V).
6、 Ensure that the laser output light enable signal (DB15 Pin13) is invalid, that is, low level
(0V).
7、 Ensure that the starting signal of the main power supply (Pin23 of DB25) is valid, and access
the high level (24V).Wait 5 seconds, the output voltage stabilizes after the main power is
turned on. Get ready to turn on the laser.
8、 The 24V voltage is supplied by the RS-232 command or the optical enabling signal terminal
(Pin13 of DB15) to enable the output of the power laser.
9、 Through the laser output indicator signal (DB25d Pin4) terminal level can be obtained
whether the laser light out of the state.
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5.2 Setting of operation mode

P series lasers provide different operation modes according to the choice of control mode
and working mode.In internal control mode, the working mode of the laser is determined by
HMI.In external control mode, the working mode of the laser is determined by the level of PIN15
and PIN16 of DB25. For details, see DB25 interface definition.
Note: Laser-on can only be turned ON after 5S after the main power supply of the Laser is
started.
5.2.1 Internal control mode, "continuous" working mode

Set it to "Internal control" through the HMI software on the host computer and select
"Continuous" working mode.When laser-On is activated, the Laser output power is determined
by the corresponding value set by the HMI ON the host computer, and this output value can be
changed at any time when the Laser is fired.When the laser starts, the ION value is equal to the
IDLE power value.
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Sequence diagram of "continuous" working mode in internal control mode
5.2.2 Internal control mode, "PWM" working mode

Through the HMI software on the host computer set to "internal control", and then select
"PWM" working mode, and finally set PWM program parameters.When the laser-on command is
started, the output optical power is adjusted to the ION value set by different PWM
programs.When the laser is fired, different PWM programs can be used to change the amplitude
of the output light energy in the "PWM" working mode.
Timing diagram of "PWM" working mode in internal control mode
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5.2.3 Internal control mode, "Ramp" working mode

Set it to "Internal control" using the HMI software on the host computer, select "Ramp" mode,
and finally set the Ramp program parameters.When the laser-On command is started, the output
optical power is adjusted to the ION value set by the different Ramp program.When the laser is
fired, you can change the output of light energy in the "Ramp" mode using different Ramp
programs.
Time sequence diagram of "Ramp" working mode in internal control mode
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5.2.4 External control mode, "continuous" working mode

The laser is external control mode by default, and can also be switched between internal
control and external control through HMI.When PIN15 and PIN16 of DB25 are open or grounded
at the same time, the p-laser operates in continuous mode.When the PIN13 pin of DB15 is
connected to 24V, the laser-On command starts, and the Laser output power is determined by
the voltage of the PIN1 analog input pin of DB15.
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Sequence diagram of "continuous" working mode in external control mode
5.2.5 External control mode, "pulse" working mode

control and external control through HMI.When DB25 PIN15 is connected to 24VDC and DB25
PIN16 is open or grounded, the P laser operates in pulse mode.When DB15 PIN13 pin receives
24V, laser-ON command starts, and the Laser output power is determined by the voltage
signal of DB15 PIN1 analog input pin and the pulse signal of DB15 PIN14 pin.
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Sequence diagram of pulse working mode in external control mode
5.2.6 External control mode, "PWM" working mode

control and external control through HMI.When the DB25 PIN15 is open or grounded and the
PIN16 is connected to 24VDC, the P laser operates in "PWM" mode.When PIN13 of DB15 is
connected to 24V, laser-on command is started, and the Laser output power will be
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determined by the internal set PWM program signal.Internal PWM program can be set up to 32,
can be selected by DB25 PIN7,19,18,5,17 PWM program number, refer to the DB25 pin
definition.
Sequence diagram of "PWM" working mode in external control mode
5.2.7 External control mode, "Ramp" working mode

The laser is external control mode by default, and can be switched between internal
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control and external control through HMI.When DB25 PIN16 PIN15 are all connected to 24VDC,
the P laser works in "Ramp" mode.When PIN13 of DB15 reaches 24V, laser-on starts and the
Laser output is determined by the internal Ramp program signal.The internal Ramp program
can be set to a maximum of 32, which can be selected by DB25 PIN7,19,18,5,17. Refer to the
DB25 pin description.
Time sequence diagram of "Ramp" working mode in external control mode
5.3. Use of red guided laser
The red guided laser is only used when the Laser_On signal is off.The red guide laser can
be activated by sending the guide laser activation command through the X4 PIN6 pin connected
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to 24V or RS-232.The red guided laser status can be obtained from the HMI interface or through
the RS-232 command.The red guide laser remains on until the guide laser activation signal is
turned off.If laser-on is activated, the red guided Laser is automatically turned off.
6, P Laser human-machine interface

6.1 Introduction to man-machine interface
GW provides human-machine interface (HMI) applications to control and monitor the

operation of P lasers.P laser-controlled HMI can be easily installed on a COMPUTER with a USB
interface.Copy the gw_HMI_V5.1_ multimodule 5M_ Standard edition _20201018.rar compressed
file from the USB disk provided by our company to the computer hard disk, and then decompress
the file package.In the decompressed folder, right-click GW_HMI_V5.1_ Multimodule 5M_
Standard edition. Exe and choose Send to > Desktop Shortcut.The following icon appears on the
computer desktop. Double-click gw_HMI_V5.1_ Multimodule 5M_ Standard Edition. Exe to start
the HMI program.
Before starting the HMI program, connect the computer and our laser with the USB to
RS232 connector, and the RS232 interface is connected to the RS232 port of the laser (DB9).
Then double-click the shortcut icon of HMI to start the HMI software. The interface is shown
as follows:
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Users need to click the "Login" button for user login to use the software.User name and
password (000000).The login page is as follows:
Click the "Set" button to set the serial port number, and then you can communicate with
the laser.Make sure that the "Read data" button is blue shading. If not, click "Read data". At
this time, HMI will always communicate with the laser and query the state of the laser.If HMI
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cannot establish the communication with P laser, HMI will prompt the error of "communication
failure". At this time, it is necessary to check whether the USB to RS232 line is connected
correctly and whether the serial number is set correctly.
When the communication is set up, the default interface is "control panel", which will
display all the information of the P laser.For example, the temperature of P laser at different
positions;Laser status indicates: "the power", "ready", "light" and "overtemperature", "super
wet" and "failure", "stop", "cold water interlock".Users can click "internal control" or "external
control" button to change the operation mode.
The
serial
Button/indicator describe
numb
er
Select the communication mode to establish the
1
connection with the P laser.
2 Disconnect the communication with P laser.
This section describes how to set communication port

3
parameters
In internal control mode, "Read Data" and "Set Commit"
are active.In external control mode, "Read data" and "Set
Commit" are disabled.
When "Read data" is available, the button will be blue and
HMI will start collecting the various states of the laser and
4
display them on the HMI.Users can click the "Read data"
button to close the "read data" function and stop data
collection.When "Setup Submit" is available, the button is
blue and the HMI transmits the user set laser output
power percentage value to the P laser.
The user can select the control mode of P laser (internal
5 control or external control) through the button.When
activated, the corresponding button turns blue.
In the internal control mode, the user can turn on or off
the laser by clicking the "on laser" or "off laser"
6
button.When activated, the corresponding button turns
blue.
In the internal control mode, the user can turn on or off
the red guiding light by clicking the "on indicator light" or
7
"off indicator light" button.When activated, the
corresponding button turns blue.
In the internal control mode, you can input the specified
8 value in the power setting box or adjust the button on the
vertical slide button to change the laser output power.
When an error event occurs, the label lights up. You can
9 click the label to view the error event on the page that is
displayed.
10 Click the login button to open the user login interface.
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Click the button to exit the HMI.Before exiting the
11 application, you must first disconnect the communication
connection and then press the exit button.
If the status is on, the HMI interface is the multi-module
12
general control interface
P HMI will continuously read the monitor information of the internal control and display the
laser information in real time on the HMI interface.
indicator describe
Displays the current laser
output power
Displays the current operating
mode
13 Status display:
The first one: the laser control is
electrically normal
Second: the laser is ready
Third: laser on
Fourth: call the police
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Internal control mode:

Read the vertical slide button or
manual input power value.
14
External control mode:
Read DB15 pin1 analog input
control voltage value
Read the internal current

15
feedback value
The laser label is used to indicate

whether the laser is emitting or
emitting light (orange), and to
16 warn the user of the potential
danger. The string of characters
below the label is the serial
number of the laser
Display the various states

17
monitored by the P laser
Read the current temperature and

18
humidity monitor value
Click the button to go to the HMI event display page, on which all recorded laser events are
displayed. Interface logs record all kinds of laser events obtained after the communication
between HMI and laser is established.In addition, there is a data logger inside the P laser, which
also records all kinds of laser events.You can query device logs to obtain the laser events
recorded by the internal data logger.
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Button/indicator describe
By pressing this button, the user will
19 reset the common error.
Black: Indicates the execution status

of the controller
20 Red: Error status of the controller is
displayed
Green: Clears the error status display
21 Display the fault code and fault

masking code
22 All existing faults are displayed
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6.2 Man-machine interface LAN remote control
6.2.1 Ensure that the laser to be remotely controlled and the remote
computer have been connected to the same LAN. For the LAN connection
method of the laser, please refer to the network connection setting
manual of GW device.
6.2.2 The laser is connected to the local computer through the DB9
interface with a serial cable or a network cable through the LAN
interface, and then the HMI software is opened on the computer and the
laser is connected.
6.2.3 Open the HMI software on the remote computer, as shown in the
picture below, and log in as a user.The user name is User, and the password is 000000.
The following figure shows the login page.
Click the "Network" button, as shown below:
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Then click the "Disconnect" button, and then click the "Set" button. The HMI display is as follows:
Select LAN, and then click OK
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6.2.4 Click "Settings" to pop up the following interface
Select "LAN", click "OK", then click "Advanced Options", the following screen
appears
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In the server IP address box, enter the local area network segment
where the laser to be remotely controlled resides, for example,
192.168.1.x, where x can be any number from 2 to 254.Then click Scan
Devices to list all connected devices in the LAN segment.Find the laser
to control according to the serial number of the laser.Finally, right
click on the serial number to pop up "Connect device", and finally left
click "Connect Device", HMI will connect the laser remotely.The
following interface is displayed.
6.2.5. Click "Apply for Device Control" button, and the dialog box for input
control code is displayed.As shown below:
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6.2.6 The control code is generated by the HMI on the computer at the remote
laser.The HMI software on the computer connected by the laser through the serial port or network cable
will display the "Remote control application" button. After clicking the button, the control code of remote
control application "XXXX" will pop up, which is the control code to be input here.As shown below:
6.2.7. After inputting the control code on the remote computer, click the
"confirm" button, the HMI on the computer on the laser side is also needed to
accept, and finally the control can be obtained.After gaining control, you can control the
laser remotely. The interface is shown as follows:
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6.2.8 To cancel the remote control, click "Cancel device Control" button to
remove the control.
6.3 Man-machine interface Internet remote control

6.3.1 Ensure that the laser and the remote computer to be controlled
remotely have been connected to the Internet. For the LAN connection
method of the laser, please refer to the network connection setting
manual of GW device.
6.3.2 The laser is connected to the local computer through the DB9
interface with the serial cable or through the LAN interface with the
network cable, and the HMI software is opened on the computer, and the
laser is connected.
6.3.3. Open the HMI software on the remote computer and log in as a
user.The user name is User, and the password is 000000. The following figure shows the login
page.
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6.3.4 Click "Settings" to pop up the following interface
Select "Internet", click "OK", then click "Advanced Options", the following screen
pops up
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Ensure that the IP address in the IP address bar is 139.196.45.4.The

port number is 65000.Then click "Return", the interface is as follows.
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6.3.5 Click the "Network" button to connect to the server. During the
connection, the "Network" button changes from orange to blue to indicate
that the server is connected. The interface is shown as follows:
6.3.6 Click "Set" button, and the interface is as follows:
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6.3.7 Click the "Refresh" button to scan the lasers connected to the
Internet. The interface is as follows:
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Find the serial number of the laser to be remotely controlled, right click, and
the "Subscribe Device" dialog box pops up, as shown below:
Left-click "Subscribe Device", the laser will be automatically connected.After

successful connection, click "Control Panel" as shown below:
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6.3.8 Click "Apply for Device Control" button, and a dialog box for inputting
control code will pop up.As shown below:
6.3.9 The control code is generated by the HMI on the computer at the remote
laser.The HMI software on the computer connected by the laser through the serial port or network cable
will display the "Remote control application" button. After clicking the button, the control code of remote
control application "XXXX" will pop up, which is the control code to be input here.As shown below:
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6.3.10. After inputting the control code on the remote computer and clicking
the confirm button, the HMI acceptance on the computer on the laser side is
required to obtain the control finally.After gaining control, you can control the laser remotely.
The interface is shown as follows:
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6.3.11 to cancel the remote control, click "Cancel device Control" button to
remove the control.
7. Maintenance/troubleshooting
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7.1. Clean QBH/QD quartz block
Warning:
Before cleaning the quartz block, make sure the emergency stop button
is pressed and all laser power is disconnected.
1. Take off the helmet.
2. Carefully remove the protective casing.
3. Check the quartz block for any contamination. If the quartz block is contaminated with
any residual debris, it must be cleaned up before operating the laser.
4. For best cleaning, use soft lens cleaning paper and isopropyl alcohol.
5. Place the lens paper on top of the quartz block.
6. Place a drop of isopropyl alcohol on the lens paper at the top of the quartz block.Move
the paper horizontally until the lens dries.
7. Visually inspect the quartz block for cleanliness.If the lens is not clean, repeat the steps
to clean the lens.Make sure the quartz block is free from any dust or other particles or
traces left by isopropyl alcohol.
8. Reinstall the protective sleeves.
The protective cap of the cable connector shall be used for protection purposes
only and shall not be used as an aperture.When using the laser, if the protective
cap is not removed, it will cause the temperature of the protective cap to rise and
damage the laser, and it will cause a personal safety hazard.
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7.2 Error messages and troubleshooting

The alarm describe Correct method
information
Module one
Communication error between
communication Please contact GW for customer support
module and main board
failure
Module 2
Communication error between
communication Please contact GW for customer support
module and main board
failure
First check whether the water cooler has any
faults, and check whether the coolant
The bipolar module pressure is normal.
Some laser diodes overheat
overheats Then check the coolant temperature and
contact GW for customer support if the
problem persists.
The driver module pressure is normal.
overheats. Some MOSFets (S) overheat
Procedure Then check the coolant temperature and
contact GW for customer support if the
problem persists.
The water The temperature of the pressure is normal.
temperature water-cooled liquid is too
overrun Then check the coolant temperature and if
high
the problem persists contact GW for
customer support.
The optical fiber faults, and check whether the coolant
temperature The optical fiber tray pressure is normal.
exceeds the upper temperature is too high. Then check the coolant temperature and
limit. Procedure contact GW for customer support if the
problem persists.
P The emitted light from Clean the collimator and cutting head first,
The laser reflected
then run a self-check program for a full P-
energy exceeds the the laser detection exceeds
laser inspection.If the problem persists,
upper limit the threshold. please contact GW for customer support.
The laser output The output power of the Run self - check procedure for P - laser
energy exceeds the
detected laser is lower than inspection.If the problem persists, please
lower limit.
expected. contact GW for customer support.
Procedure
Secondary body
Laser diode short circuit Please contact GW for customer support.
short circuit fault
Optical fiber Fiber sensor detects fiber First run self - check program for P - laser
disconnect fracture comprehensive inspection.If the problem
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persists, please contact GW for customer
support.
First check the humidity of the environment,
The internal The humidity sensor and then run the self-check procedure for p-
humidity exceeds
detects that the humidity is laser comprehensive inspection.If the
the upper limit.
high. problem persists, please contact GW for
Procedure
customer support.
If the water cooler is interlocked and
connected to the P laser, check the water
Cold water Water cooler interlock cooler for any error messages.
interlock trigger.
If the problem persists, please contact GW
for customer support.
The emergency stop button was pressed
Emergency stop error If the problem persists after releasing the
scram
triggered emergency stop button, contact GW for
customer support.
8, warranty
8.1. General warranty
a) GW warrants that GW has no liens and encumbrances on the products after they
are shipped.
b) Unless otherwise specified by GW, GW will provide warranty for all products for
material defects and quality problems for 24 months (from the date of
shipment).According to the tenth paragraph of GW's Terms of Sale, GW will choose to
carry out 1) repair, 2) replacement and 3) refund for products confirmed to be defective
and still within the warranty period. All repaired or replaced products will follow the
initial warranty period of the original repair products, that is, only in the remaining
warranty period of the original repair products can be repaired free of charge.The buyer
must report the quality problem in writing within 30 days.All repair reports must be
directly proposed by the buyer, GW will not accept any third party repair requests.
c) The above report does not apply to product problems caused by: 1) Incorrect or
inappropriate maintenance or calibration by non-GW personnel;2) Software, interface
or power supply provided by customer or third party 3) unauthorized
modification;Incorrect operation outside the product parameter limits;4) Misuse,
negligence, accident, loss or damage during transportation;Or 5) unauthorized
maintenance or repair.
d) The above warranty regulations are unique. In addition, GW will not be liable
for any written or oral maintenance obligations or provisions provided by regulations
or laws (whether express or implied).GW expressly waives the liability for
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maintenance and the terms of the implied warranties of law, including (but not
limited to) the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness.
e) The technical guidance and services provided by GW to customers will not

affect the warranty terms provided by GW.
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8.2 Service and Maintenance
CAUTION: There are no built-in parts for user maintenance.All repairs shall be carried
out by GW personnel.Therefore, repair or replacement requirements within the
warranty category must be notified to Guanghui or your local service representative as
soon as a problem is discovered.Products returned with permission must be placed in
appropriate containers.
If any damage is found upon receipt of the goods, it shall be reported to the carrier in
writing in time.
IMPORTANT: Please do not return the product to Gwanghui without

returning the RMA.If the warranty period of the product has expired, or the product
is no longer within the repair range, the buyer will bear the repair cost.
IMPORTANT: Users should properly save the software log file for GW
maintenance personnel to conduct fault analysis.
8.3, changes,
We reserve the right to change the design and structure of the product, and we will
not undertake any responsibility to modify the same model of product that has been
sold.
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9. System status code query table

9.1 The status code corresponds to the interface display character
The serial
Code name The interface characters
number
1 S010 Control power disconnected
2 S011 Control power on
3 S020 Main power disconnected
4 S021 Main power on, system ready
5 S030 Turn off laser output
6 S031 Open laser output
7 S040 The water temperature is normal
8 S041 The water temperature alarm
9 S050 Failure to remove
10 S051 Fault indicator
11 S060 Close the laser
12 S061 Open the laser
13 S070 Guan positioning
14 S071 Open position
15 S080 Set the external control mode
16 S081 Set the internal control mode
17 S090 Emergency stop lifting operation
18 S091 Stop operation
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19 S100 Cold water interlock normal
20 S101 Cold water interlock failure
21 S110 End of the program
22 S111 Program starts
23 S120 Internal humidity normal
24 S121 Internal humidity alarm
25 S130 Clear Q continuous mode
26 S131 Set Q to continuous mode
27 S140 Optical fiber temperature normal
28 S141 Fiber optic temperature alarm
29 S150 The temperature of the driver module is normal
30 S151 Drive module temperature alarm
31 S160 The temperature of the diode is normal
32 S161 Diode temperature alarm
33 S170 Normal internal temperature
34 S171 Internal temperature alarm
59 S300 The network is relieved of the control right
60 S301 The network takes control
61 S310 Cancel the network control request
62 S311 Network Control Application
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9.2 The fault code corresponds to the characters displayed on the interface
The Fault code
Internal
serial BIT31 ~ BIT0 state The interface characters
code
number
1 0 X001 Module 1 communication failure

BIT0 cleared
2 1 E001 Module one communication failure

BIT1 cleared
4 1 E002 Module 2 communication failure

BIT2 cleared

BIT3 cleared
9 0 X005 The AD board communication fault

is rectified
BIT4
10 1 E005 The COMMUNICATION of the AD board
is faulty
11 0 X006 The overtemperature of the diode

BIT5 module is removed
12 1 E006 The bipolar module overheats
13 0 X007 The driver module overheats.

Procedure
BIT6
14 1 E007 The driver module overheats.
Procedure
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15 0 X008 Water temperature over limit

BIT7 relieved
16 1 E008 The water temperature overrun
17 0 X009 The optical fiber temperature

exceeds the upper limit.
Procedure
BIT8
18 1 E009 The optical fiber temperature
exceeds the upper limit.
Procedure
19 0 X010 Laser reflection energy upper

limit removed
BIT9
20 1 E010 The laser reflected energy exceeds
the upper limit
21 0 X011 The laser output power exceeds the

lower limit. Procedure
BIT10
22 1 E011 The laser output energy exceeds
the lower limit. Procedure
23 0 X012 The bipolar short circuit fault is

removed
BIT11
24 1 E012 The bipolar short circuit is
faulty
25 0 X013 Optical fiber disconnection

BIT12
26 1 E013 Optical fiber disconnect
27 0 X014 The internal humidity exceeds the

upper limit
BIT13
28 1 E014 The internal humidity exceeds the
upper limit
29 BIT14 0 X015 Cold water interlock removed
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30 1 E015 Cold water interlock
31 0 X016 Stop to remove

BIT15
32 1 E016 scram
33 0 X017 The locating light fault is

BIT16 removed
34 1 E017 Locating optical fault
35 0 X018 Narrow pulse protection removed

BIT17
36 1 E018 Narrow pulse protection
37 0 X019 The overvoltage protection is

BIT18 removed
38 1 E019 Over voltage protection
39 0 X020 The internal temperature

BIT19 protection is removed
40 1 E020 Internal temperature protection
41 0 X021 keep
BIT20
42 1 E021 keep
43 0 X022 keep
BIT21
44 1 E022 keep
45 0 X023 keep
BIT22
46 1 E023 keep
47 0 X024 keep
BIT23
48 1 E024 keep
49 0 X025 keep
BIT24
50 1 E025 keep
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51 0 X026 keep
BIT25
52 1 E026 keep
53 0 X027 keep
BIT26
54 1 E027 keep
55 0 X028 keep
BIT27
56 1 E028 keep
57 0 X029 keep
BIT28
58 1 E029 keep
59 0 X030 keep
BIT29
60 1 E030 keep
61 0 X031 keep
BIT30
62 1 E031 keep
63 0 X032 keep
BIT31
64 1 E032 keep
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THE USER GUIDE

P series continuous fiber laser

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Copyright © 2021-2025 GW Laser Technologies, Inc.,GW All rights reserved.Unless

P series fiber laser is the fourth laser product.

The product emits up to 8000W invisible lasers at wavelengths between 900nm

Convention for the safety

WARNING: When using this product, be sure to use a

WARNING: The output connector of this product is

WARNING: If the product does not follow the

CAUTION: Always keep the AC power off when operating

WARNING: Never look directly at the fiber output

Use environment and precautions

WARNING: Use proper grounding power supply and

CAUTION: Lasers are cooled by water.Make sure the water cooling

4, P laser wiring diagram.................................................................................................................................... 23

5, P laser operation ............................................................................................................................................ 26

6, P Laser human-machine interface ................................................................................................................. 35

9. System status code query table ..................................................................................................................... 60

1.2. Safety performance

1.3. Safety Labels

Laser outlet label

Position: upper panel

Position: Front panel

Position: Front panel

Position: Front panel

Position: Rear panel

Position: Rear panel

Position: Rear panel

Position: Rear panel

Position: Rear panel

Laser safety label

Position: Front panel

Safety electric label

Position: Rear panel

2.1. Laser size diagram

2.2 Optical output connector (QBH type)

QD type optical beam transmission cable

2.3 Front panel

2.4 rear panel

Operating mode continuous

The polarization random

Output central wavelength 1080 nm

Output power P 2000 1900 2000 2050 W

P 3000 2900 3000 3050 W

P 4000 3900 4000 4080 W

P 6000 5900 6000 6100 W

Output power range 1 100 %

The output bandwidth < 3.0 nm

Modulation frequency 50 kHz

Red lead light output power 1 mW

Red lead light wavelength 650 nm

3.2. Optical output

3.3. Mechanical and environmental parameters

Operating temperature range 0 40 ℃

Cooling way Water cooled

Water flow P 2000 30

The water temperature 22 25 28 ℃

The water pressure 3 5 Bar

The cooling capacity of water cooler is

P 3000 4500 Watts

Note: the water cooling system needs to install a filter element

3.4 Power supply requirements

parameter The numerical unit