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  1. #1
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    Power supply problem

    Can someone with a 40w Chinese laser take a picture of the connections or draw a picture of the wires that are on the larger connector with the proper wire colors? This is a 'stab in the dark' trying to get my machine running.

    Milt

  2. #2
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    There are dozens types of 40W laser machines.
    You better try to resolve system.
    Make a photo of this "larger connector"
    CNC lasers, constructions, service

  3. #3
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    It is the connector that has the following connections:


    TH TL WP G IN 5V

    The other connector is for the mains supply of 110v. That one is not a problem. This is the power supply that is with all of the EBAY 40watt lasers that sell for about $750.00.

    Milt

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    5V is 5V output
    If you use potentimeter to set laser power just use it with
    IN and G (Ground)
    WP is water protect.
    If you dont use water protect just connect to G (ground).
    TH is High Signal 5V starts lasing 0V stops lasing
    TL is Low Signal 0V starts lasing 5V stops lasing

    What you use TH or TL depends on your mainboard.
    CNC lasers, constructions, service

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