Cloudray MYJG-50W

Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply User Manual

Model: MYJG-50W | Brand: Cloudray

1. Introduction

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the safe and effective use of your Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and operation to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your equipment.

The Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply is designed for 50W CO2 laser tubes, offering fast response, high performance, and features to extend laser tube lifespan. It is suitable for various laser engraving and cutting applications.

2. Safety Information

WARNING: Untrained personnel operation is prohibited. This device generates high voltage and laser radiation. Failure to follow safety instructions can result in serious injury or death.

3. Product Overview

The Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply is a robust unit designed for stable and efficient power delivery to 50W CO2 laser tubes. It features advanced control and protection mechanisms.

3.1 Key Features

3.2 Components and Connections

Front view of the Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply

Figure 3.2.1: Front view of the Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply. This image shows the main body of the power supply with ventilation grilles and the front panel displaying the model number and safety warnings.

Rear view of the Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply

Figure 3.2.2: Rear view of the Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply. This image highlights the input and output terminals, including the AC input, high voltage output, and control signal ports.

Detailed wiring diagram for Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply

Figure 3.2.3: Detailed wiring diagram showing all connection points on the Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply. Labels indicate connections for high voltage output, AC input (115V/230V optional), test button, water protection, signal ground, input control signal (0-5V), output power 5V, and laser signal input.

Key components of the Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply

Figure 3.2.4: Close-up view of key components including the product label, input/output ports, external ammeter display, and internal cooling fan. This image provides a visual guide to the main functional parts of the power supply.

4. Setup and Installation

Proper installation is critical for the safe and efficient operation of your laser system. Refer to Figure 3.2.3 for wiring details.

  1. Mounting: Securely mount the power supply in a well-ventilated area, ensuring adequate space for airflow around the unit. Refer to the dimensions diagram (Figure 4.1.1) for mounting hole locations.
  2. Grounding: Connect the FG (Frame Ground) terminal to a reliable earth ground. This is essential for safety.
  3. AC Input: Connect the AC input (L and N) to your mains power supply. The unit supports both 115V and 230V AC. Ensure the correct voltage is selected if there is a switch, or that your unit is compatible with your local voltage.
  4. High Voltage Output: Connect the high voltage output (LASER terminal) to the anode of your CO2 laser tube. Connect the cathode of the laser tube to the return path of your laser system. Exercise extreme caution as this is a high voltage connection.
  5. Control Signals:
    • Water Protection (WP): Connect your water flow switch or sensor to the water protection input. The power supply will prevent laser firing if water flow is not detected.
    • TTL Control (H/L): Connect your laser controller's TTL signal to the appropriate H (active high) or L (active low) input for laser ON/OFF control.
    • Input Control Signal (0-5V): Connect your analog control signal (0-5V) to this input to adjust laser power output.
    • Signal Ground (G): Connect the ground reference for your control signals.
    • Output Power 5V (5V): Provides a 5V output for external devices if needed.
  6. External Ammeter (Optional): Connect the provided external ammeter to the dedicated port (P and L) for real-time current monitoring. Refer to Figure 4.1.2 for connection details.
Dimensions diagram for Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply

Figure 4.1.1: Dimensions diagram of the Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply, showing length, width, and height in millimeters, along with mounting hole positions. This is crucial for planning installation space.

Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply with external ammeter and switch

Figure 4.1.2: The Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply connected to its external ammeter. This image also highlights the internal switch (L/R) which determines if the current adjustment knob on the ammeter is active (R position) or if power is solely controlled by the 6-pin terminal input (L position).

5. Operating Instructions

Once installed, the power supply is ready for operation. Always ensure all safety precautions are observed.

  1. Power On: Connect the power supply to the mains. The internal fan should start, indicating power is supplied.
  2. Water Protection Check: Ensure your water cooling system is functioning correctly. The water protection indicator on the power supply or external ammeter should show "ON". The laser will not fire without proper water flow.
  3. Laser Control: Use your laser controller to send TTL signals to the power supply to enable or disable the laser output.
  4. Power Adjustment:
    • External Ammeter Control: If the switch on the power supply (refer to Figure 4.1.2) is in the right (R) position, the current adjustment knob on the external ammeter can be used to fine-tune the laser output current.
    • External Signal Control: If the switch is in the left (L) position (default), the laser output power is determined solely by the 0-5V analog input signal from your laser controller.
  5. Test Button: The "TEST" button on the power supply allows for a momentary laser output for testing purposes. Use with extreme caution and only when the laser path is clear and safe.
  6. Monitoring: Observe the external ammeter for real-time laser current readings. This helps in maintaining optimal laser performance and preventing tube damage from overcurrent.

6. Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and reliable operation of your Cloudray MYJG-50W power supply.

7. Troubleshooting

This section provides solutions to common issues you might encounter.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
No laser output
  • No power to PSU
  • Water protection active
  • TTL signal incorrect
  • Laser tube faulty
  • High voltage cable loose/damaged
  • Check power connections and fuse.
  • Verify water flow; check water protection sensor.
  • Check TTL signal from controller; ensure correct H/L setting.
  • Test laser tube (use TEST button cautiously).
  • Inspect high voltage connections (power off first).
Low laser power
  • Incorrect power setting
  • Aging laser tube
  • Dirty optics
  • Insufficient cooling
  • Adjust power via 0-5V input or ammeter knob.
  • Consider laser tube replacement.
  • Clean mirrors and lens.
  • Ensure water chiller/pump is working effectively.
Power supply overheating
  • Blocked ventilation
  • Overload
  • Fan malfunction
  • Clean grilles and ensure clear airflow.
  • Verify laser tube wattage matches PSU capacity.
  • Check if the internal fan is spinning.
Ammeter not displaying current
  • Loose ammeter cable
  • Faulty ammeter
  • Check connection of the ammeter cable to the PSU.
  • Contact support if ammeter is suspected faulty.

8. Specifications

Technical specifications for the Cloudray MYJG-50W CO2 Laser Power Supply.

ParameterValue
Model NumberMYJG-50W
Input VoltageAC115V / AC230V (selectable/auto-sensing)
AC Frequency47 - 440Hz
Max Output Voltage22KV
Max Output Current22mA
Output Power50 Watts
Dimensions (L x W x H)171mm x 161mm x 91mm
Weight1.5 kg
Efficiency91%
MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures)≥ 30000 hours
Response Speed≤ 1Ms
Voltage Range (High-Level)≥ 3V
Voltage Range (Low-Level)≤ 0.7V
Operating Environment Temperature-30°C to +65°C
Cooling MethodForced air cooling (fan cooling)
High Temperature TestFull Load / 60°C / 12 hours
Start / Stop Test Cycles500 times 7 seconds
UPC669819726817
Table of technical specifications for Cloudray M50 laser power supply

Figure 8.1.1: A detailed table outlining the technical specifications of the Cloudray M50 (MYJG-50W) laser power supply, including input/output parameters, dimensions, weight, efficiency, and environmental conditions.

9. Warranty and Support

Cloudray products are manufactured to high standards. For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the official Cloudray website or contact your authorized dealer. Keep your purchase receipt for warranty claims.

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