Manual LD Series v2.1 (PW)

Installation and
Operation Manual
SUNINE LD Series Handheld

Fiber Laser Marking System
V2.1
Note: This manual is intend for use with the
Sunine LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System models:
LD20i II, LD20i-B II
LD28i II, LD28I-B II
LD100i
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Building 6, No. 88, Chunfen Road, Yonghe Economic Zone,

Huangpu District, Guangzhou, China 510730
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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION···················································································································7
1.1 Product Overview ············································································································7
1.2 Signal Words and Symbols in This Manual ············································································8
1.3 Manufacturer and Customer Service ····················································································8
1.4 Shipping Contents ···········································································································9
1.5 Product Warranty·············································································································9
1.6 Transport, Handling and Storage ·························································································9

1.6.1 Transport ·················································································································9
1.6.2 Handling ················································································································10
1.6.3 Storage ·················································································································10
1.7 Nomenclature ···············································································································10
2 SAFETY ·····························································································································11
2.1 Classification of Laser Systems ·························································································11
2.2 Hazards·······················································································································12
2.2.1 Laser Hazards ········································································································12
2.2.2 Electrical Safety·······································································································12
2.2.3 Other Hazards ········································································································13
2.3 Compliance ··················································································································13

2.3.1 RoHS Compliance ···································································································13
2.3.2 FCC Requirements ··································································································13
3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ···································································································15
3.1 General Description ·······································································································15

3.1.1 Description of the Functions ·······················································································15
3.1.2 Laser Marking Head ·································································································16
3.1.3 Control Unit ············································································································16
3.1.4 Emergency Stop Switch ····························································································16
3.1.5 Battery Information ···································································································17
3.2 Product Labelling ···········································································································19
3.3 Technical Information······································································································20

3.3.1 General Specifications ······························································································20
3.3.2 Mechanical Layout and Dimensions ·············································································22
4 INSTALLATION ···················································································································24
4.1 Unpacking and Inspection ·······························································································24
4.2 Air Cooling ···················································································································24
4.3 Placement and Operation ································································································25
4.4 Change Focal Length Spacers ·························································································25
4.5 Install and Change Focusing Hood ····················································································26
5 START-UP AND OPERATION ································································································28
5.1 Checking the Installation ································································································28
5.2 Safe Start-up and Shutdown Sequences ············································································28
5.3 Complete Shutdown Operation (Battery Version Only) ···························································28
5.4 Replace and Charge the Battery ·······················································································29

5.4.1 Replace the Battery ·································································································29
5.4.2 Charge the Battery ··································································································30
5.5 Quick Start Guide ··········································································································31

5.5.1 Startup the System···································································································31
5.5.2 Create a New Message ·····························································································32
5.5.3 Edit the Message ·····································································································32
5.5.4 Set Properties of the Message ····················································································33
5.5.5 Start Marking ··········································································································33
5.5.6 Turn off the Machine ·································································································33
6 SOFEWARE SYSTEM ·········································································································34
6.1 Home Screen ···············································································································34
6.2 Add a New Text ·············································································································36
6.3 Editing a Message ·········································································································37
6.4 Add a New Fixed Message ······························································································38
6.5 Add a 2D Code and Barcode ····························································································39

6.5.1 2D Code ················································································································39
6.5.2 Barcode ·················································································································40
6.6 Add a New Variable ········································································································41

6.6.1 Set Serial Number····································································································41
6.6.2 Set Date & Time ······································································································43
6.6.3 Set Class (Work Shift) ·······························································································44
6.6.4 Set TCP and UDP ····································································································45
6.6.5 Import Data through Files ··························································································46
6.6.6 Add New Line of Message ·························································································46
6.6.7 Add Data through Barcode Scanner ·············································································47
6.7 Filling ··························································································································49
6.8 Text Rounding ···············································································································51
6.9 Add an Image ···············································································································52
6.10 Save File····················································································································53
6.11 Properties and Parameters ·····························································································54

6.11.1 Laser Power ··········································································································54
6.11.2 Laser Frequency ····································································································54
6.11.3 Run Speed············································································································55
6.11.4 Jump Speed ··········································································································55
6.11.5 Jump Delay ···········································································································55
6.11.6 Laser-On Delay ······································································································55
6.11.7 Laser-Off Delay ······································································································56
6.12 Marking·····················································································································56
6.14 Settings ·····················································································································57

6.14.1 Mark ····················································································································57
6.14.2 Laser ···················································································································58
6.14.3 Lens Correction ·····································································································59
6.14.3.1 Correct Method #1: Correction Table ········································································59
6.14.3.2 Correct Method #2: 9 Points Correction ····································································62
6.14.4 I/O ······················································································································68
6.14.5 System ················································································································69
6.15 WIFI Connection ··········································································································73
7 MAINTENANCE ··················································································································76
7.1 General Notes ··············································································································76
7.2 Maintence Procedures ···································································································76

7.2.1 General Maintenance Procedures···············································································76
7.2.2 Clean the Lens ·······································································································77
8 TROUBLESHOOTING ·········································································································78
1 INTRODUCTION
The manual is a part of the product. Please read these instructions carefully before you install and
operate the SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System. If there are any questions
regarding the contents of this manual, please contact SUNINE LASER.
The manual must be available for developing, installing, uninstalling or using a laser system with a
SUNINE product.
The manual is an integral part of the product, please read this manual carefully before installation and
operation.
This manual introduces how to use the LD series handheld fiber laser marking machine correctly and
safely. Be sure to follow the safety instructions stated in this manual, as well as any local accident
prevention regulations and general safety regulations applicable to the area of use. Before starting to
use this product, please ensure that you have read and fully understood the manual, especially the
section "Safety Information" and the corresponding safety guide.
Please keep and backup this manual properly to avoid loss of the original document. If it is lost, please
contact SUNINE immediately.
This document is copyrighted with all rights reserved. SUNINE and the SUNINE logo are registered
trademarks of Guangzhou Sunine Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd..
The information, figures, tables, specifications, part numbers and schematics contained in this manual
are subject to change without notice. The company makes no warranties or representations, express or
implied, with respect to this document. In no event will SUNINE be liable for any direct, indirect, special,
incidental or consequential damages arising from any defect in its documents.
If you have any questions, please contact SUNINE.
1.1 Product Overview
The SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems are produced by Guangzhou
Sunine Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (herein refer to as SUNINE or SUNINE LASER).
The SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems have been developed and
designed for marking on products by using laser radiation.
The laser marking system must only be operated by authorized and specifically trained personnel
who are familiar with and observe the procedures within this manual.
1.2 Signal Words and Symbols in This Manual
In this manual the following safety symbols have been used to alert the users to the text of the
safety instruction next to it.
This symbol is intended to alerts the operator of

serious dangers, hazardous radiation, vapor
CAUTION hazard, & reflective dangers. Potential & Imminent
hazards which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.
This symbol is intended to alert the operator to the

DANGER danger of exposure to hazardous visible and
invisible laser radiation.

presence of dangerous voltages within the
DANGER
product enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.

presence of additional information. Information
IMPORTANT that the user must observe or understand when
using the product in order to avoid process
interruption or malfunction.
1.3 Manufacturer and Customer Service
GUANGZHOU SUNINE INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

Building 6, No. 88, Chunfen Road
Yonghe Economic Development Zone,
Huangpu District, 510730, Guangzhou, China
Sales01@suninelaser.com
www. suninelaser.net
1.4 Shipping Contents
Each LD Series fiber laser marking system shipment contains the following items:
 1 ea x Laser Marking Head
 1 ea x Control Unit
 1 ea x Took Kits and Bolts
 1 ea x USB WIFI Adapter
 2 ea x Screen Protective Cover
 1 ea x USB disk
 2 ea x Touch Pencil
 4 ea x White Plastic Focal Length Spacer and Connecting Rod
 1 ea x Protective Glasses
 1 ea x Power Adapter (Battery version only)
 1 ea x Power Cable
1.5 Product Warranty
This is to certify that LD Series Handheld Laser Marking System are guaranteed by SUNINE to
be free of all defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of
shipment. The maintenance and service of the product must be performed by professionals of
SUNINE, and no one is allowed to disassemble or repair the machine without permission. The
following situations will cause the product to be out of warranty.
 Unauthorized disassembly, modification or repair of this product.
 Product damage due to improper handling, operation or cleaning.
 Damage caused by exceeding the laser power threshold.
 The product warranty label is torn or damaged, or there are obvious signs of disassembly.
 Exceeded the warranty period.
1.6 Transport, Handling and Storage
1.6.1 Transport
 Switch off the laser system before transport and disconnect mains connection!
 Please make sure that the supply line connecting marking unit and control unit is not
bent!
 Do not use the umbilical to carry the laser system!
The laser system is a precision-made
instrument and includes numerous electronic
CAUTION and optical components. Please avoid any
mechanical stress (shock, vibrations, etc.) on
the laser system!
1.6.2 Handling
 The equipment must be handling appropriately and carefully.
 The control unit is to be specifically protected during assemlbly.
Do not use the cable between the laser

marking head and the cotronl box to handle or
CAUTION
move the laser system which may cause fiber
broken or other potential damages!
1.6.3 Storage
 Store the laser system in a horizontal position and protected against dust and
humidity.
 Never expose the laser system or one of its components to direct sunlight!
 The following conditions are necessary for operation and storage of the laser
marking system:
 Temperature +5°C to +40°C
 90% max relative humidity - non-condensing
1.7 Nomenclature
The Model number identifies the specific system, and code designations provide details on the
functions and features included.
Description: Nomenclature of LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System
2 SAFETY
This section must be reviewed thoroughly before operating the LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking
Systems. Safety instructions in this manual must be followed carefully.
2.1 Classification of Laser Systems
Every laser system is assigned to a laser class, which must be specified at the output location of
the laser beam.
Class Description
1 The accessible laser radiation is not dangerous, is eye-safe.
Exposure to this radiation is harmful to the eyes if optical instruments are used
1M to reduce the cross section of the laser beam. If this is not the case, this laser
radiation is not harmful, is eye-safe.
The laser radiation is in the visible spectral range of 400 nm to 700 nm. Short
2
exposure time less than 0.25s are not dangerous to the eyes.
The laser radiation is in the visible spectral range of 400 nm to 700 nm.
Exposure to this radiation is harmful to the eyes if optical instruments are used
2M
to reduce the cross section of the laser beam. If this is not the case, exposure to
this radiation for less than 0.25s is not harmful to the eyes and is eye-safe
The laser radiation is in the wavelength range of 302.5nm to 10nm and is

3R
dangerous to the eyes.
3B The laser radiation is dangerous to the eyes and in some case also to the skin.
The laser radiation is very dangerous to the eyes and dangerous to the skin.
4 Stray radiation can also be dangerous. The laser radiation can cause fire and
explosion.
2.2 Hazards
2.2.1 Laser Hazards
The SUNINE LD series fiber lasers is Class IV

DANGER products which are dangerous to the eyes and skin.
Avoid eye or skin exposure to the laser radiation.
SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems should be installed and
operated by trained personnel only who have been instructed by the laser protection
officer and are sufficiently qualified to perform the laser work. Due to the risks and
hazards associated with the installation and operation of the laser, the operator must
follow product warning labels and instructions to ensure laser safety.
 Always wear safety glasses or protective goggles with side shields to reduce the
risk of damage to the eyes when operating the laser.
 A fiber laser is an intense energy source and will ignite most materials under the
proper conditions. Never operate the laser near the combustible or explosive
materials, gases, liquids or vapors.
 Exposure to direct or diffuse fiber laser radiation can seriously burn human or
animal tissue, which may cause permanent damage. Do not place your body or
any combustible object in the path of the laser beam.
 Appropriate protection mechanisms must be used to avoid laser radiation outside
the expected working area.
2.2.2 Electrical Safety
To avoid potentially fatal electrical shock

hazards from electrical equipment, the rules
WARNING for electrical safety must be strictly followed.
Failure to do so could result in the exposure
to lethal levels of electricity.
The SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems use AC voltages. The
maximum operating voltage is the connected mains voltage, which to be maintained is
shown on the name plate.
All works at the open laser housing, especially at electrical components, must only be
performed by specially trained personnel!
In the case of a defective power supply, operation of the laser marking system is to be
stopped immediately and is only to be repaired by authorized personnel.
2.2.3 Other Hazards
The following hazards are typical for this product family when incorporated for intended
use:
 Risk of injury when lifting or moving the unit
 Risk of exposure to hazardous laser energy through unauthorized removal of
access panels, doors, or protective barriers
 Risk of exposure to hazardous laser energy and injury due to failure of personnel to
use proper eye protection and/or failure to adhere to applicable laser safety
procedures
 Risk of exposure to hazardous or lethal voltages through unauthorized removal of
covers, doors, or access panels
 Generation of hazardous air contaminants that may be noxious, toxic, or even fatal
during laser processing.
2.3 Compliance
SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems are designed, tested, and certified to
comply with certain China (CN), United States (U.S.) and European Union (EU) regulations.
These regulations impose product performance requirements related to electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) and product safety characteristics for industrial equipment.
2.3.1 RoHS Compliance

SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems meet the requirements of the
European RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU on the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous
Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment that establishes maximum
concentration values for certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic
equipment.
2.3.2 FCC Requirements

SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems are designed to meets the
FCC Rules. The purpose of the design is to prevent harmful electromagnetic interference.
The FCC warns the user that changes or modifications of the unit not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3.1 General Description
SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System is high performance laser marking
system which developed and produced by the SUNINE professional team based on the years
experience of laser development, production and service.
The laser marking machine contains two parts: laser marking head and control unit.
The control unit is a highly integrated industrial computer system, mainly used in marking
information input, edit and fast and precise control of the laser and galvanometers.
3.1.1 Description of the Functions
Description: Plug-in version of LD II Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
Description: Battery version of LD II Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
Description: Plug-in version LD100i Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
3.1.2 Laser Marking Head
The laser marking head is connected to the control unit and cannot be removed. The
laser marking head contains the glavo scan head and f-theta lens. The beam is deflected
by the 2-dimension galvanometers and focused by the f-theta lens to the working surface
with appropriate focal length.
 Avoid touching the mirror with skin as

fingerprints contain aggressive
substances that can damage the optical
surfaces.
CAUTION
 The lens of the laser machine should be
guaranteed to avoid smoke, dust, water,
oil, scratches and touch. Keep it clean at
all times.
3.1.3 Control Unit

The SUNINE control unit is a highly integration of laser source and industrial control
computer, containing fiber laser source, built-in marking control system, 7-inch LCD touch
screen, which allows an external keyboard, mouse, monitor, and USB devices.
Do not to use the sharp hard object to operate

the touch screen. This may damage the
CAUTION screen and affect the touch sensitivity, also
may void the warranty due to such improper
use.
3.1.4 Emergency Stop Switch

The LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System has a emergency stop switch for
emergency situation.
When the emergency stop switch is pressed, the laser stops marking, and system exits
the marking interface and returns to the Home screen. A pop-up window prompts that
"Emergency stop botton is pressed". Users must click "OK" to confirm the operation.
When restarting marking process, users must pull up the emergency stop switch first.
Refer to section 6.12 for detail steps
The emergency stop switch is for emergent

CAUTION use only. When stop the laser, the making
process is stopped and connot be continued.
Description: Emergency Stop Switch Alarm
3.1.5 Battery Information

The LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System provides battery version for easy
operation without AC power. The battery of LD II is easy-to-remove which is convenient
for users to replace or charge the battery.
Make sure that the machine is power off when

CAUTION
take the battery out.
Description Rechageable Li-ion Battery

Voltage 21.6V
Rated Capacity 12.8Ah/276.48Wh
Max Charge Voltage 25.2V
Max Charge Current 6.7A
Charging Temperature 0 ℃ ~+45℃
Working Temperature -20 ℃ ~+45℃
Dimensions: Battery of LD Series Handheld Laser Marking System
Dimensions: Battery Compartment of LD II Series Handheld Laser Marking System
Description Battery Adapter

Input Voltage 100V~264VAC 50/60Hz
Max Charging Voltage 25.5±0.2V
Min Charging Voltage 17.5VDC
Charging Current 4.5±0.45A
Input Power No load 0.5w max. at input 100-240vac 50/60Hz

Loading 113w max. at rated ouput
Efficiency 89% Min. at rated input and output
Temperature Rising case 75℃ Max. for rated output
Insulation Resistance 500VDC 10MΩ Min
Dielectric Withstand
5mA 1500 VAC for 60 seconds
Test
Inrush Current Peak inrush current shall be limited 120A for a cold start
Power Factor 0.85 min.
Operating Temperature -29℃ ~+45.5℃
Storage Temperature -40℃ ~+75℃
Description: Battery Power Adapter of LD II Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System
3.2 Product Labelling
Battery Version Only
Description: Product Labelling of LD II Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
Description: Product Labelling of LD100i Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
3.3 Technical Information
3.3.1 General Specifications

Specification LD20i II LD28i II LD30i II LD50i II LD100i
Case material Engineering plastic Aluminum
Laser type Fiber laser source
Output power ≥18~20W ≥25~28W ≥30W ≥50W ≥100W
Laser wavelength 1064nm
Max. pulse energy 0.75mJ 1.1mJ 1.5mJ
Frequency range 30-60kHz 1-600kHz 30-60kHz 1-600kHz
Marking method High-precision two-dimensional scanning method
Line speed ≤7000mm/s
Control system Highly- integrated motherboard, built-in 7-inch touch screen
Cooling system Air cooled
Type of marking line Dot matrix and vector
Reflector size Standard size：8.5mm
Marking range Standard：50mm×50mm or 100mmx100mm
Positioning method Red light positioning
Lines of marking Any number of lines within the marking range
650 characters/sec (the specific speed is related to product material and

Marking speed
printing contents)
Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Korean, Russian, Arabic

Fonts
numerals and other standard font libraries
File format BMP/PNG/JPG/JPEG/GIF/PBM/PLT (PLT is recommended)
Bar code / QR code CODE39、CODE128、CODE126、QR、Z-code、DM, visual code, etc.
Power supply 220V AC
Max Power
﹤200W ﹤250W ﹤250W ﹤300W ﹤500W
consumption
N.W 7.8kg 9kg 8kg 25kg
Overvoltage category II
Working conditions 10-42℃, 30%~80%RH(no condensing)
Specification LD20i-B II LD28i-B II LD30i-B II LD50i-B II
Case material Engineering plastic
Laser type Fiber laser source
Output power ≥18~20W ≥25~28W ≥30W ≥50W
Laser wavelength 1064nm
Max. pulse energy 0.75mJ 1.1mJ
Frequency range 30-60kHz 1-600kHz 30-60kHz
Marking method High-precision two-dimensional scanning method
Line speed ≤7000mm/s
Control system Highly- integrated motherboard, built-in 7-inch touch screen
Cooling system Air cooled
Type of marking line Dot matrix and vector
Reflector size Standard size：8.5mm
Marking range Standard：50mm×50mm or 100mmx100mm
Positioning method Red light positioning
Lines of marking Any number of lines within the marking range
650 characters/sec (the specific speed is related to product material and

Marking speed
printing contents)
Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Korean, Russian, Arabic

Fonts
numerals and other standard font libraries
File format BMP/PNG/JPG/JPEG/GIF/PBM/PLT (PLT is recommended)
Bar code / CODE39、CODE128、CODE126、EAN13、PDF417、01CODE、QR、

QR code AZTECCODE、DM、GS1DM、DOTCODE、HANXINCODE, etc
Power supply Battery, 220AC for charging
Max Power consumption ﹤200W ﹤250W ﹤250W ﹤300W
At 25-40℃：3.5 hours
Battery run time
At 10-22℃：5.5 hours
Full charge time 4 hours
N.W 8.4kg 9.8kg 8.8kg
Working conditions 10-42℃, 30%~80%RH(no condensing)
3.3.2 Mechanical Layout and Dimensions
Dimensions: LD20i II & LD30i II Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems (Plug-in & Battery)
Dimensions: LD28i II Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems (Plug-in & Battery)
Dimensions: LD50i II Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems (Plug-in & Battery)
Dimensions: LD100i Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
Dimensions: Focusing Hood of LD Series Handheld Laser Marking Mahcine
4 INSTALLATION
4.1 Unpacking and Inspection
Before unpacking, inspect the shipping carton for evidence of rough handling, and note any
damage. If you discover shipping damage to the laser, document the damage with a photograph,
then immediately inform the shipping carrier and SUNINE.
After unpacking, review the shipping contents listed in section 1.4 to ensure all components are
received.
Saving all of the laser’s original packaging in case of relocation or shipping .
Protect the laser system and all components from dust and humidity until installation.
The laser marking system must only be

installed and operated by authorised and
CAUTION specifically trained personnel only.
The installation of the laser marking system
has to comply to IEC 60825-1.
4.2 Air Cooling
SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems are cooled by air. The internal
cooling system is designed to supply sufficient cooling.
Make sure that the cooling air can be sucked in and blown out freely and that there is sufficient air
exchange at the installation site to ensure heat dissipation.
Keep the air inlet and outlet clean, otherwise it

CAUTION
will affect the working efficiency of the laser.
4.3 Placement and Operation
SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems design 4 brackets for placement, so
that it can be placed in different postures, which is convenient for users to operate.
Description: Tilt Operation and Flat Operation
4.4 Change Focal Length Spacers
Description: Focal Length Spacer
For products with a small volume and a height higher than 3mm, if use improper focal length
spacer, the marking plane will be deviated from the focal length, causing the laser to fail to act on
the surface of the product correctly. In order to solve the problem of marking some small products,
LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems provides users with 4 pieces of practical focal
length spacers with different size of window. Placing the marking object at the bottom of the
proper spacer will make the laser marking correctly. The specific replacement steps are as follows:
1. Loosen the screws at the bottom of the focusing hood and remove the bottom half;
2. Use the connecting rod to connect focusing hood and the space;
3. Tighten the screw.
Description: Use of the Focal Length Spacer
4.5 Install and Change Focusing Hood
SUNINE LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems provides two marking ranges for
users to choose: 50x50mm and 100x100mm. When the other marking field is required, users
need to replace the corresponding focusing hood and field lens.
Refer to section 3.3.2 for the demensions of the focusing hoods. Specific steps of changing the
focusing hood are as follows:
 Avoid touching the mirror with skin as

fingerprints contain aggressive
substances that can damage the optical
surfaces.
CAUTION
 The lens of the laser machine should be
guaranteed to avoid smoke, dust, water,
oil, scratches and touch. Keep it clean at
all times.
1. Loosen the connecting screw between scan head and the focusing hood, remove the
focusing hood;
2. Unscrew the field lens and replace the field lens with the desired range
3. Replace the corresponding focusing hood and tighten the connecting screws
Description: Remove Screws of Focusing Hood
Description: Different Marking Field of LD Series Handheld Laser Marking System
5 START-UP AND OPERATION
5.1 Checking the Installation
Before start-up and operation of the laser marking system, carefully check the following:
 Check whether the specifications are correct.
 Check whether all mechanical installations are complete and correct.
 Check whether all electrical connections are complete and correct.
 Check whether all optical components are clean and free of dust.
5.2 Safe Start-up and Shutdown Sequences
To assure safety during start-up, proceed exactly as follows:

1. Ensure that all personnel in the area are wearing protective eyeglasses;
2. Remove protective cover on the beam exit hole;
3. Connect the AC power (For plug-in version only);
4. Pull up the Emergency Switch;
5. Turn on the Power Button (Plug-in version) or press the Power Button and hold for one
second (Battery version);
6. Wait 3 minutes to enter the system and software interface.
When shutdown, please turn off the system exactly in reserve order.
5.3 Complete Shutdown Operation (Battery Version Only)
The battery version of the LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System provides a reset
switch (power button), which can completely disconnect the power supply of the battery to the
system, so as to avoid excessive discharge of the battery and affect the battery lifetime.
1. Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds;
2. The machine will produce a buzzer sounds and the power button light goes off;
3. Release the button and the machine shuts down completely.
If the machine will not be used for a short period of

time or after using it for the day, it is necessary to
CAUTION completely shut down the machine, so as to avoid
excessive discharge of the battery, and shorten the
battery lifetime, or cause unnecessary safety hazards.
Description: Competely Shutdown Operation of LD Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
5.4 Replace and Charge the Battery
5.4.1 Replace the Battery

The LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System design with an easy-to-remove
battery, which is convenient for users to replace or charge the battery. Specific steps are
as follows:
1. Open the battery compartment door;
2. Take out the battery;
3. Put the new battery in the compartment;
4. Close the battery compartment door.
Description: How to Remove the Battery from LD Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
5.4.2 Charge the Battery
The battery must be taken out to charge to avoid unnecessary risks caused by using the
machine during the charging process. Specific steps are as follows:
1. Open the battery compartment door;
2. Take out the battery;
3. Use the battery adapter to charge.
To charge the battery, the adapter needs to be

connected to 220V or 110V power supply. In order to
DANGER
avoid the potential danger of electric shock, the
electrical safety rules must be strictly observed.
Description: Battery Power Adapter of LD Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
5.5 Quick Start Guide
5.5.1 Startup the System

Pull up the emergency stop switch and press power button to start up the system. Refer
to section 5.2 for detail procedures. The system will be started up in a few seconds. The
initial screen and home screen are shown as below:
Description: Startup Interface of LD Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
Description: Home Interface of LD Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Systems
5.5.2 Create a New Message
Add New File →Text , click the screen within specific area, and then, select
at the bottom of screen to edit the text, as shown below:
Description: Create New Message
5.5.3 Edit the Message
Click to enter the interface show as below, edit the text and select the
features for the text:
Description: Edit the Message
5.5.4 Set Properties of the Message
Click on the home screen to set the laser power level, frequency, run
speed and jump speed as need.
Description: Set Properties Interface
5.5.5 Start Marking
Cilck , then click “Start Mark”, press the button on the mark handler, the
marking machine starts marking.
The laser radiation is dangerous to the eyes and skin.
DANGER
Do not point the laser outlet at people to avoid
accidental laser injury.
Description: Start Marking Steps
5.5.6 Turn off the Machine

When turning off the machine, refer to section 5.2 and 5.3 to shut down the machine in
proper procedures.
6 SOFEWARE SYSTEM
6.1 Home Screen
Description: Home Screen Interface
Turn off Add New Image
Add New File Barcode
Add Text Save
2D Code/QR Code Geometric
Filling Mirror
Text Arc Layout Display Object
Zoom Out Zoom In
Array Setting View
Rotate to the Left Rotate to the Right
Delete Copy
Object Centered Object Up
Object Undo Object Left
Object Redo Object Right
Open File Object Down
Return Home
Save as File
Screen
Angle of Rotation
Distance Moved Once
Once
Marking Object List
Settings Edit Object
Property Real Time
Battery Power
Description: Buttons of Software
6.2 Add a New Text
Add New File →Text , press the screen within specific area, and then, select at
the bottom of screen to edit the text, as shown below:
Description: Steps of Add New Text
6.3 Editing a Message
Select to enter the interface shown as below, edit the text and select the features for
the text:
1. Fill, space, angle
2. Text editing
3. Arc features
4. Text position, text length, width and height
5. Double line font
6. Single line font
Description: Edit the Message
6.4 Add a New Fixed Message
Select → , enter desired text, shown as following:
Description: Add Fixed Message
6.5 Add a 2D Code and Barcode
Click or on the home screen to create 2D code or barcode, select the generated 2D
code or barcode, and click Editor to enter the editing interface.
6.5.1 2D Code
Description: Setting of 2D Code
1. Filling
 Fill Tpye: None, Line, Uline
 Space: Space between filling lines
 Angle: Angle of filling lines
 Cross: Two fills with different angles
 Enable Border: Overall frame
2. Rect
The Coordinate position and dimension of the 2D code
3. Text
 Text: Fixed text, directly input the content of the 2D code
 Variable: The content is variable (serial number, date and time are variables),
See section 6.6 for details.
4. 2D Code
 Reverse: The inverse of the 2D code
 Ratio: The spot size of the 2D code
 X Axis & Y Axis: the multiple of the spots on X & Y axis
 Delect: generate a blank area in the center of the 2D code. When it is 0, it will
not be generated by default. The larger the value, the larger the area.
 Type: 2D code type, supports QRCode，DataMatrix，GS1-DataMatrix，
AztecCode，HanXinCode，DotCode
 Mode: Fill mode, including outline, rectangle, ellipse, point and line
6.5.2 Barcode
Description: Setting of Barcode
1. Filling
 Space: Space between lines
 Angle: Angle of filling lines
 Enable Border: Overall frame
2. Rect
The Coordinate position and dimension of the barcode
3. Text
 Text: Fixed text, directly input the content of the barcode
 Variable: The text of barcode to be marked is variable (serial number, date and
time are variables), See section 6.6 for details.
4. Barcode
 Barcode Type: 128CodeAuto/A/B/C，39code，93code，EAN13code，
PDF417code，01code
 Height: Height of the barcode

 Module Width: Width of single Module
 Font Size: The font size of the displayed content
 Display Text: Display the text of the barcode
6.6 Add a New Variable
Select → , enable Variable Text and select Settings , shown as below:
Variable type Tool bar
Description: Add Variable Value and Setting
6.6.1 Set Serial Number

 Begin Num: Set the starting value of the serial number.
 Current Num: Set current serial number to be marked.
 End Num: Set the last one of serial number (Up to 18 digits).
 Increment: Increment value of once
 Repeat: Repeated marking times for the same serial number
 Number Base: Set the number base for serial number with decimal, lowercase
hexadecimal or uppercase hexadecimal.
 Leading Zero: Display zeros in front of numbers
 Loop: After all serial numbers are marked, start marking again from the first serial
number. If not checked, the marking data will be cleared and a pop-up window
indicating "Data is empty". The system will be returned to home screen when click
"OK".
For example, if the serial number to be set is 1 to 100, set the Begin Num with 1 and the
End Num is 100. The default increment is 1, the current value will +1 after marked. If set
the increment with 2, the current value will +2 after marked
If the Leading Zero is checked, the digit of the serial number will be the same with the
End Num and fill with 0 in front of the serial number. For example, if the End Num is 100,
checked the Leading Zero, the serial number will be 001, 002...099, 100.
Description: Set Serial Number
6.6.2 Set Date & Time
 Template: The system provides template and custom template for user to choose
from. User can set the formats of month, week, date and time.
 Deviation: Increment or decrement date or time of actual date or time.
 Leading Zero: Display zeros in front of date or time. For example, the default date
and time is 2021-7-1 10:5:4. if it is checked, if the Leading Zero is checked, the value
will become 2021-07-01 10:05:04.
Template
Custom template
Template
Custom Template
Description: Set Date & Time
6.6.3 Set Class (Work Shift)

 Start Time: Set the start time of the shift.
 Content: Marking contents of the corresponding
 Preview: Display the added shift time and content
 Add: Add the setting work shift and content, after setting the start time and content,
click the “Add” button. User can add more shift if needed.
 Remove: Remove the selected shift.
 Modify: Modify the selected shift. Select the work shift in Preview and modify the
start time and content, then click “Modify”, the message will be changed.
Description: Set Class (Work Shift)
6.6.4 Set TCP and UDP
Client Mode: Actively connect to receive text data from the server. The IP needs to be
set to the server IP, and the port must be the same as that of the server. The server must
open first before the client can connect.
Server Mode: Passive connection, receiving text data sent by the client. The IP defaults
to the local IP, and the port must be the same as that of the client. The server must be
opened first before the client can connect.
UDP: Bidirectional connection, either side can be opened first.
IP: IP address, the default is the same as the IP set in the network mode.
Port: Default is “8080”.
Description: Set TCP & UDP
6.6.5 Import Data through Files
File Type: Only supports TXT and Excel files (There can only be one data per line in the
TXT and Excel files).
Current: The current data ready to be mark.
Increment: Increment value.
Path: File location
IsLoop: Mark the data in the file cyclically.
Description: Import Data through Files
6.6.6 Add New Line of Message

Insert "Newline" between two texts or variable texts, the result is shown as follows:
Description: Add New Line of Message
6.6.7 Add Data through Barcode Scanner
Users can use the barcode scanner to quickly import the required information such as
barcode, QR code and text.
Description: Import Data through Barcode Scanner
1. Connect the Barcode scanner to the LD Series Handheld Laser Marking System
through the USB port.
2. Click 2D code (Barcode or Text ) icon on the Home screen. Refer to section 6.2 to
section 6.5 for detail operation.
3. Select the object and click Editor, click Variable setting.
4. Click Input, use the barcode scanner to scan the 2D code (or Barcode). The
information will be displayed on the screen, click OK, then click Close.
5. User can also click text to display the contents of the 2Dcode (or Barcode) on the
Home screen.
6. Click "Marking", then click "Start Mark", press the button on the handler, the system
will mark the information of input.
7. If the information needs to be changed, just scan another 2D code or barcode, then
do Step 6 again.
DANGER
Description: Import Data through Barcode Scanner
6.7 Filling
Description: Flling the Message

 Space: Spacing between filling lines.
 Angle: Angle of filling lines.
 Enable Border: Overall outline
Description: Space: the spacing between filling lines
Angle: 0 Angle: 30
Description: Filling Angle
Boarder No Boarder
Description: Border (Outline)
Line Uline
Description: Fill Type
Description: Cross filling
6.8 Text Rounding
Description: Set Text Rounding
 Enable mirror: Mirror reverse.

 Start angle: Start angle.
 Diameter: The diameter of the circle.
 Span angle: Angle of the circular sector, 360 stands for a circle.
Description: Text Rounding
6.9 Add an Image
Click on the Home screen and import the image. LD Series Handheld Laser Marking
System only supports following picture formats：PLT, PNG, JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF, PBM.
Note: PLT format is recommended.
Description: Add an Image
 Fill: When in image state, this parameter is not used. If the image format is PLT, needs to
fill the image object.
 Rectangle: X&Y is the position of the image. Height& width is the size of the image
 Threshold: Default auto setting. The threshold is used to determine which colors in the
picture are black or white.
Import Set threshold
Description: Set Threshold of Image
 Binarization: 0 and 255, the gray and white value of the picture, generally the default is 0,
and the reverse is 255. Set the binaryzation of the image can invert the color of the picture.
Description: Reverse the Binarization
6.10 Save File
Select to save the current message, enter file name and then click "Save File", shown as
follows:
Description: Save File Operation
6.11 Properties and Parameters
Select on the Home screen
Description: Properties of Message
6.11.1 Laser Power

Unit: %
Set the percentage for the optical output of the fiber laser. The power range is from 0%
-to 100%. However, do not set 100%, it will shorten the lifetime of laser source.
Maximum value is better to set to 95%. The initial value is set to 30%. The greater the
value, the deeper the marking.
6.11.2 Laser Frequency

Unit: kHz
It’s the repetition rate of the fiber laser, the value range is from 1kHz to 100kHz.
The initial value is set to 30kHz@20W, 37kHz@30W
The larger the value, the more the number of light spots arranged in the unit length,
the tighter. Appropriate spot spacing is conducive to the adjustment of the effect
6.11.3 Run Speed

Unit: mm/s
Draw line speed. Set the speed to be used during marking, the speed range is from 1
to 5000mm/s. The higher the value, the faster the marking time; the lower the value,
the longer the marking time. If the mark appears to be faint, reduce the value.
When adjusting the speed, pay attention to the corresponding relationship between
the power and the frequency. The faster the speed, the higher the frequency should be.
6.11.4 Jump Speed

Unit: mm/s.
Set the speed to be used between marked vectors speed at which laser jumps from
one vector to the next. If an object consists of many short polygon strokes, then a
large value will make the mark appear distorted.
The value range is 1-5000mm/s, the initial value is set to 1500mm/s.
6.11.5 Jump Delay

Unit: ms.
Jump delay is the time for the laser to jump from one character to the next character.
The value range is 1-1000.
The initial minimum value is set to 400ms, maximum value is set to 500ms.
Jump-Delay too short: The galvanometer is not yet stable, there will be a flutter
phenomenon within a short period of time after the jump. Like below
Description: Jume-Delay Too Short
Jump-Delay too long: has no negative effect on the visible scanning result. The
marking time will be longer.
6.11.6 Laser-On Delay

Unit: μs
Initial value: 20μs
Delay in turning on the laser to wait for the galvanometer to complete the command
Laser-On-Delay too short: Burn-in effects at the starting point
Laser-On Delay too long: the vector is not marked from the starting point.
6.11.7 Laser-Off Delay

Unit: μs
Initial value: 100μs
Delay in turning off the laser to wait for the galvanometer to complete the command
Laser-Off Delay too short: the vector is not marked completely.
Laser-Off Delay too long: the vector is not marked from the starting
6.12 Marking
Select on the Home screen. Then click "Start Mark", press the button on the
handler, the laser unit starts marking.
Description: Mark & Stop Marking

DANGER
6.14 Settings
Click Setting on the Home screen.
All the settings are factory set before shipment.

IMPORTANT
Do not change the settings if unnecessary.
6.14.1 Mark
Description: Setting Mark
Recycle Mark: For debugging, no need to check

Time: The pause time for each marking, used in conjunction with continuous marking,
the default is 0
Continue process: Mark multiple times per trigger, do not need to check.
Process count: The number of markings per manual and marking trigger.
6.14.2 Laser
Description: Setting Laser
Password: laser
The default option is “Fiber”, do not select other options, otherwise laser machine
cannot work.
NO Signal Turn On Time: Laser gate signal, default 8000
NO Signal Turn Off Time: Laser gate signal, default 8000
6.14.3 Lens Correction
Password: lens
The lens parameter setting has been done before shipment, user doesn’t need to
correct it after receiving the machine.
Select the Settings on the home screen, enter to Settings. Select "Lens",
enter 100 in the blank of " Working Scope" if the machine’s working area is 100, then
click "Enable".
Note: if the mark field of the machine is 50mmx50mm , enter 50.
Description: Set Working Scope
6.14.3.1 Correct Method #1: Correction Table

1. First enter the "Working Scope" and go back to the home screen to refresh, and
then go back to the interface shown above.
2. Do not click the "XY Swap", "X", "Y" radio button before correction.
3. Click the "enable" button then click laser test, the machine will print a ‘田’ shape.
4. Use a straightedge to measure 4 sides, check whether the sides are aligned with
the straightedge, and whether the 4 corners are 90°right angles. If there is
deformation, you need to enter the corresponding parameters.
5. Measure the length of the XY axis, click "X Calculate" and "Y Calculate" to input
preset size and actual size. The actual size is the measure size, the preset size is
always the same as work scope(100)
6. Click "Correction" button and type "laser" in the pop-up window to save the
correction.
"Bucket", "Slant", "Trapezoid" Param

The XY axis is shown in the figure below:
Target Effect
Decrease the bucket correction

value of the X axis, which can be a
X-axis bucket negative value
deformation
correction Increase the bucket correction value
of the X axis, which can be a
negative value
Decrease the bucket correction

value of the Y axis, which can be a
negative value
Y-axis bucket
deformation
correction Increase the bucket correction value
of the Y axis, which can be a
negative value
Decrease the SLant correction value
X-axis Slant
negative value
deformation
increase the SLant correction value
correction
negative value
Decrease the SLant correction value

Y-axis Slant
negative value
deformation
Increase the SLant correction value
correction
negative value
Decrease the trapezoid correction

value of the X axis, it can be a
negative value
X-axis trapezoid
correction
Increase the trapezoid correction
value of the X axis, it can be a
negative value
Decrease the trapezoid correction

value of the Y axis, it can be a
Y axis trapezoid negative value
correction
(Trapezoid) Increase the trapezoid correction
value of the Y axis, it can be a
negative value
6.14.3.2 Correct Method #2: 9 Points Correction
1. Steps to start 9-points correction

1) Create a square on the screen.
2) Center the square, click "Marking", then click "Settings"
Pay attention to the sequence of steps, do

IMPORTANT not omit any one of the steps. Otherwise
the laser marking may not be done properly.
3) After clicking Settings, enter the setting screen. Click "Lens", enter the
calibration settings. Password is "lens".
4) Select “9-points correction”
2. Perform the 9-points correction

Note: The more accurate the measured value, the higher the accuracy.
1) Enter the marking field parameters 100 or 50
2) Check the "Y" and "Enable" checkbox.
3) Return to Home screen then go back to Lens setting again
4) Press "Laser Test", then press the button on the laser head, it will mark a
graphic like 田
5) Get a ruler to measure the XY length of the graphic 田， then enter the
length value into the corresponding blanks
6) Press "Correction", enter password "laser" to save the values.
3. Description of 9-points correction

The X axis is the abscissa and the Y axis is the ordinate. The coordinate length of
9 points is measured based on the cross line in the middle.
Nine-point correction is to measure the X and Y lengths of each point (2, 4, 6, 8
are only a single coordinate. Point 5 is the center, its X and Y coordinate positions
are all 0 by default).
All calibrated points can be calibrated twice, the larger the value, the smaller the
compensation value
Point 1 XY Length
Point 2 Y Length
Point 3 XY Length
Point 4 XY Length
Point 6 X Length
Point 7 XY Length
Point 8 Y Length
Point 9 XY Length
6.14.4 I/O
Enable Beep: Set the beep sound (default) when marking and beep time.
The system provides four trigger mode:
Rising Edge: Buzzer sound before manual trigger
Falling Edge: Buzzer sound after manual trigger
Press and hold: User needs to press and hold the button on the handler till the
marking is completed
Normally open: This function is used for laser cleaning mode. After click "Start Mark"
on the screen, Single-click the button of the handler, the laser will start, and it will not
stop untill the second click is done.
The " Normally open " function is designed for laser

cleanning mode only, it is dangerous and only used by
DANGER
professional personel only. Do not use this function if
the machine is used for laser marking.
Preview Speed: The red light preview speed, initial value is 200mm/s.
Red Type: Red light preview mode.
Description: Setting I/O
6.14.5 System
Description: Setting System
1. Language :
Change the language of the software, Chinese and English by default.
2. Language package
Click to import the language package. The format of the language package is
“.qm”. For example, insert the USB disk to the USB port of the machine, click the
"Language" button, click "Go Back" and "Open file folder" to find the language,
select the language package that to be imported, click "Import" to import the
language package. Click "Exit" to save the changes and exit.
Description: Import Language
Language: All the imported language

Devices: Display the languages that need to be imported in the external storage
card
Open file folder: Open the selected folder
Import: Copy and import language packages from an external storage card to the
device
Remove: Remove the selected language package
Go Back: Go back to the previous level of the folder
Exit: Click to save all changes in the system and exit.
3. Datetime
The current date and time of the system. User can change the datetime. Click
"Modify" and click "Exit" to save the changes and let it take effect.
4. NetWork Mode
View and modify IP address for LAN and WIFI connection.
Description: Set Network Mode
5. Touch Screen
Calibrate the touch accuracy of the screen.
Click the "Touch Screen" button and follow the instruction

sequences to click cursors with the touch pencil. When finish clicking the last
cursor, the calibration interface exits.
6. Import Font
Import different fonts from the USB device. The format of the font files is .ttf or .shx.
Click "Import Font" to find the folder where the fonts are stored in the "Devices",
select the font that to be imported, and click "Import". Click "Exit" to save the
changes and exit.
Description: Import Fonts
7. Update Information
Copy and import the company information file from the USB devices. The file
name and format is "COMPANY.INI". The information is as below:
8. Update Logo
Startup screen, copy and import image files (PNG, JPG, JPEG, BMP) from USB
devices. Click Update Logo button and enter password "logo" to modify the
system startup screen logo. Select the logo then click "Import logo" button.
9. Test Mode
Click the Test Mode button and enter different password to test different function.
1) Password "power": show battery icon on the upper right corner of the screen.
The battery version is checked by default.
Description: Test ,Mode: Power
2) Password "mark": Enable marking function, checked by default.
Description: Test ,Mode: Mark
3) Password "laser": Continuous laser output laser for testing laser power, used
to test the laser power.
Description: Test ,Mode: Laser
 This function is for SUNINE professional

personel only. Do you use this function
without permission.
DANGER  The laser will restart if the emergency is
pulled up, which are dangerous to the
eyes and skin. Avoid eye or skin exposure
to the laser radiation.
Remove the lens, open the red light to aim at the center surface of the power
meter, wear the protective glasses, click "start" then click "OK" in the pop-up
window to start the laser. Do not move the scan head and make sure that
eyes or skin not to exposure to the laser radiation.
6.15 WIFI Connection
1. Plug the WIFI adapter into the USB port, then click "Settings", then click "System", select
"Network Mode". Click WIFI, select the WIFI gateway and enter the password, click "OK".
Wait a moment, the connection will be completed in a few seconds, and the IP address
will be obtained and displayed automatically, for example, IP 192.168.19.102 . Go back to
Home screen.
2. Create a new text. Select "Variable Text", select "Udp", enter the IP address
192.168.19.102 in the box the same as which set in the WIFI IP address , click "Confirm".
(Udp://192.168.19.102. Port: 8080 This IP address will be used when using software for
data transmission on PC).
3. Go back to Home screen, click " Marking".
4. Connect the PC to the same network, make sure that the IP address of the PC is in the
same network segment as the LD Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System. Start the
software "Netassist" on PC. (Contact SUNINE for the software).
5. Select (1) Udp, (2) enter the IP address of PC. For example, if the PC IP is
192.168.19.210 , then enter 192.168.19.210, (3) Enter 8080. Click "Open". Enter the IP
address of the laser marking machine:192.168.19.102, port: 8080.
6. Select "Hex". Enter “0203” in the text box;
7. Then switch to ASCII, “0203” will be transfer into 2 blank space, input the desired
message in the MIDDLE of 2 blank space, then click "Send". An "OK" will come out if the
message info was sent successfully.
The desired message must be in put in the
IMPORTANT MIDDLE of the two blank space, otherwise
the message will not be sent successfully.
8. After sending successfully, the handheld laser machine will receive the message info from
the software, click “Start Mark” button to mark the message.
7 MAINTENANCE
7.1 General Notes
In prior to any operation, the user should read this instructions carefully. The laser system is
designed such that maintenance can be performed safely.
In order to achieve the best printing results and prevent damage, the maintenance of the laser
system is very important. It is necessary to establish a maintenance schedule for the laser
marking system considering the working intensity of the equipment and the characteristics of the
printed products.
The laser marking system must only be

CAUTION installed and operated by authorised and
specifically trained personnel only.
Before performing any maintenance on the

laser marking system, ensure that the system
DANGER
is completely shut down by disconnecting
from the power supply.
7.2 Maintence Procedures
7.2.1 General Maintenance Procedures

1. Cut off the main power.
2. Clean the lens when finish using the laser marking system and then cover the
lens cover. Remove dust on the surface of the lens by blowing air with a rubber
squeeze bulb. If the lens is dirt and dusty, clean the lens by folloing section 6.2.2.
The lens of the laser machine should be

CAUTION guaranteed to avoid smoke, dust, water, oil,
scratches and touch. Keep it clean at all times.
3. Clean up the dust accumulated on the air vents on the surface of the machine
housing weekly.
4. If the system is not turned on for a long time, it must be powered off, and cover
the laser head and control unit with a cover cloth to avoid dust accumulation and
moisture-proof.
7.2.2 Clean the Lens
Ensure that the system is completely shut

DANGER
down by disconnecting from the power supply.
Note that any dirt, dust and other contaminants on the surface of the beam exit can
absorb laser energy and burn into the surface to damage the optical elements. The
warranty does not cover any damage due to improper use, cleaning or handling.
1. Before cleaning, ensure that the laser system is shut down and can not be
accidentally turned on again.
2. Use clean gloves or finger cots. Avoid touching the mirror with skin as
fingerprints contain aggressive substances that can damage the optical
surfaces.
3. If dust particles are inspected, remove them by blowing air on the mirror surface
with a rubber squeeze bulb.
4. If the lens surface is still not clean, use a cotton ball or swab with high-purity
isopropanol or acetone to uniformly clean the surface. Don’t use too much
solvent, otherwise drying marks might appear.
5. If the dust cannot be removed by air, or if inspect more serious contamination,
contact SUNINE LASER for guidance. In extreme cases, the lens must be
returned to SUNINE LASER for inspection and cleaning.
SUNINE recommend to clean the lens by blowing air not less than once per day. The
cleaning frequency depends on the specific environmental conditions of the production
site. If there is a lot of smoke and particles on the production site, the lens will get dirty
faster, which requires more frequent cleaning. Each user should establish
corresponding cleaning requirements according to the production situation.
8 TROUBLESHOOTING
If problems occur while operating the laser, verify that all operating instructions have been adhered to
and then carry out the following troubleshooting procedures:
NO. Problem Possible cause & Remedy
 Check whether the circuit is short-circuited.

The equipment does not
1  Check whether the circuit is loose.
start when powered on
 Check whether the battery (power supply) is powered.
 Check whether the laser is powered on successfully.

 Check whether the focal length is correct.
2 Laser does not emit light  Check whether the through hole is blocked by foreign matters.
 Check whether the system control line is loose.
 Check whether the laser control line is loose.
The galvanometer does  Check whether the motor on the galvanometer vibrates.
3
not swing  Check whether the two motors on the galvanometer are tight.
 If the screen is not lit, check whether 24V power supply is

successful.
 Check whether the cable is loose or broken.
 Check whether the screen is cracked.
4 Screen problem  If the touch is not effective, check whether the touch cable has
deep creases and whether it is loose or broken.
 The screen is black and only the cursor is left. Upgrade the
software again.
 If the touch does not work, calibrate the screen again
 Check whether the pen number parameters are normal (power,

frequency).
The software control
5  Check whether the laser drive is selected normally
does not emit light
 Click Settings > Laser (pw: laser). Check whether Fiber is
selected.
 Adjust the frequency and scoring speed.

Font printing broken and
6  Check whether the galvanometer correction is normal. If not,
has deformation
correct it again.

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Installation and

SUNINE LD Series Handheld

Building 6, No. 88, Chunfen Road, Yonghe Economic Zone,

© 2022 GUANGZHOU SUNINE INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

Information correct at: 2022/09

1.1 Product Overview ············································································································7

1.2 Signal Words and Symbols in This Manual ············································································8

1.3 Manufacturer and Customer Service ····················································································8

1.4 Shipping Contents ···········································································································9

1.5 Product Warranty·············································································································9

1.6 Transport, Handling and Storage ·························································································9

1.7 Nomenclature ···············································································································10

2.1 Classification of Laser Systems ·························································································11

2.3 Compliance ··················································································································13

3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ···································································································15

3.1 General Description ·······································································································15

3.2 Product Labelling ···········································································································19

3.3 Technical Information······································································································20

4.1 Unpacking and Inspection ·······························································································24

4.3 Placement and Operation ································································································25

4.4 Change Focal Length Spacers ·························································································25

4.5 Install and Change Focusing Hood ····················································································26

5 START-UP AND OPERATION ································································································28

5.1 Checking the Installation ································································································28

5.2 Safe Start-up and Shutdown Sequences ············································································28

5.3 Complete Shutdown Operation (Battery Version Only) ···························································28

5.4 Replace and Charge the Battery ·······················································································29

5.5 Quick Start Guide ··········································································································31

6 SOFEWARE SYSTEM ·········································································································34

6.1 Home Screen ···············································································································34

6.2 Add a New Text ·············································································································36

6.3 Editing a Message ·········································································································37

6.4 Add a New Fixed Message ······························································································38

6.5 Add a 2D Code and Barcode ····························································································39

6.6 Add a New Variable ········································································································41

6.7 Filling ··························································································································49

6.9 Add an Image ···············································································································52

6.10 Save File····················································································································53

6.11 Properties and Parameters ·····························································································54

6.14 Settings ·····················································································································57

6.15 WIFI Connection ··········································································································73

7.1 General Notes ··············································································································76

7.2 Maintence Procedures ···································································································76

1.1 Product Overview

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This symbol is intended to alert the operator to the

This symbol is intended to alert the operator to the

This symbol is intended to alert the operator to the

1.3 Manufacturer and Customer Service

GUANGZHOU SUNINE INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

1.5 Product Warranty

1.6 Transport, Handling and Storage

Do not use the cable between the laser

Description: Nomenclature of LD Series Handheld Fiber Laser Marking System

2.1 Classification of Laser Systems

1 The accessible laser radiation is not dangerous, is eye-safe.

The laser radiation is in the wavelength range of 302.5nm to 10nm and is

2.2.1 Laser Hazards

The SUNINE LD series fiber lasers is Class IV

2.2.2 Electrical Safety

To avoid potentially fatal electrical shock

2.3.1 RoHS Compliance