Panasonic LP-400 Series External Control Manual page 123

Data
Name length
[byte]
Character
interval/
7
character
string width
Line interval 7
Tilt angle 7
Font No. 1
Bold line width 5
Laser power
3
correction
Scan speed
3
correction
(Laser
pulse cycle
correction) (3)
(Only for LP-V
series)
* For the detail of the model type, refer to "Target laser marker" (P.8).
2. When marking shape is fan like form
Data length : 83-byte (LP-V series), 80-byte (LP-400/LP-W series)
Data
Name length
[byte]
Character
2
condition No.
Area No. 1
Start line 2
End line 2
Marking shape 1
Alignment 1
Description
Model type* Setting range [mm]
LP-V10 "000.000"–"090.000"
LP-4x0 "000.000"–"110.000"
LP-4x5/LP-V15 "000.000"–"160.000"
LP-4x1/LP-W "000.000"–"055.000"
"-180.00"–"+180.00" [°]
"1": character font 1
"2": character font 2
Model type* Setting range [mm]
LP-V10/LP-W "0.000"–"2.000"
LP-4x1/LP-V15 "0.000"–"4.000"
LP-4x0/LP-4x5 "0.000"–"6.000"
"000"–"200" [%]
"005"–"500" [%]
"050"–"200" [%]
Description
"01"–"60"
"0"–"9", "A"–"F"
"01"–"60" [row]
("51"–"60": common setting lines)
"3": Fan like form + (Outside arc with
clockwise rotation)
"4": Fan like form - (Inside arc with
counter-clockwise rotation)
"0": left
"1": center
"2": right
ME-LP400V-EX-6
Remarks
• Straight line: gap between adjacent
characters by their respective reference
points
• Proportional: gap between the right end
of a character and the left end of the next
character
• Justify: the total width of character string
The marking interval to mark the next line is
indicated when the character string is marked
over two or more lines.
The tilt angle for character for marking to X
axis is indicated.
The number corresponding to the 2 fonts
previously registered is indicated.
• The correction ratio is calculated using the
value set at the laser setting as 100%.
• With LP-400/LP-W series, nothing should
be input in Laser Pulse Cycle Correction.
Remarks
Specifies which area part is the marking position
of the concatenated marking on the flying object.
In case of marking static object, specify "0"
The start/end line of character string for marking
with this condition is indicated.
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