Vision 2448 User Manual

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Liability Statement ________________________________________ 2
Safety ____________________________________________________ 3
Chapter 1: Unpacking and Taking Inventory_______________ 5-8
Chapter 2: Table Description ____________________________ 9-14
Chapter 3: Setting Up The Table ___________________________ 15
Chapter 4: Table Adjustments __________________________ 17-20
Chapter 5: Table Maintenance__________________________ 21-24
Chapter 6: Earlier Table Models ________________________ 25-30
Chapter 7: Optional Accessories and Uses ______________ 31-39
Chapter 8: Troubleshooting ____________________________ 41-44
This manual is designed to provide you with information about your Vision Computerized Engraving
and Routing Systems table, beginning with unpacking the table and continuing through installation
and lifetime table maintenance. This manual does not attempt to teach you how to engrave, how to
use a computer, or how to use your engraving software. Some previous knowledge of engraving terms
and the engraving process is assumed. For information on your individual computer system, see your
computer’s user manual or contact your computer distributor. For information on the engraving software
you use to drive your engraving system, see the manual for the individual software package supplied
by the software developer.
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ENGRAVING
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - ENGRAVING

Page1Liability Statement ________________________________________ 2Safety ____________________________________________________ 3Chapter 1: Unpacking a

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Page10Chapter 2(Figure 2.1) Series 3 full linear T-slot table format. Shown here is the top view ofthe Series 3 Vision 1624. The Vision 1212 and th

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Page11Chapter 23. T-Slot Table. Also referred to as the work surface, this aluminum bed supported by thelinear rails allows placement of the engravin

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Page121. Engraving Motor. The engraving motor or “spindle motor”, is the large black motor onthe top of the carriage assembly. The engraving motor d

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Page13Chapter 2(Figure 2.3) Series 3 flatbed (moveable gantry) table format. Shown here is a topview of the Series 3 Vision 2424.1. Table Base Plate2.

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Page14Chapter 23. X-Axis Lead Screw. This is a threaded rod located underneath the table base.Combined with the stepper motor, the lead screw is rota

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Page15Connection of Power, Cables, and ControllersAdditional boxes may have been shipped along with your table, depending on the systemordered. These

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Page16Chapter 3

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Page17Spindle Assembly DescriptionOur most recent tables (the “Series 3’s”) include our newest spindle design, which nowincorporates tension spring ad

Page 10 - Chapter 2

Page18Chapter 4Zeroing Cutters for Top-Loaded Spindles (see figure 4.1)1. Turn the micrometer to zero. This provides a starting point and reference fo

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Page19Chapter 4Diamond EngravingTo install a diamond drag adapter, remove the retainer ring and nose cone from the bottom ofthe spindle and replace wi

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Page2Copyright 1998 Vision Computerized Engraving & Routing SystemsCopyright 1998 Vision Computerized Engraving & Routing SystemsCopyright 199

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Page20Chapter 4(Figure 4.4) Series 3 SpindleShown With Diamond DragAdapterPulleySpindle HousingMicrometerDiamond DragAdapterPressure SpringAdjuster

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Page21Chapter 5:Chapter 5:Chapter 5:Chapter 5:Chapter 5:TTTTTable Maintable Maintable Maintable Maintable MaintenanceenanceenanceenanceenanceChapter 5

Page 15 - Chapter 3

Page22Chapter 5CarbonMotor Brush(Figure 5.2) The engraving motorand brushesShown from front and side viewCleaning the Vacuum Filter (only with the vac

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Page23LUBRICATIONLubricating the X-Axis, Y-Axis and Z-Axis lead screws(ALL MODELS)A light lubrication of the X and Y and Z lead screws shouldbe perfor

Page 17 - Chapter 4

Page24Chapter 5(Figure 5.4)Spindle Lubrication (for Series 3 Vision Tables only)The spindle assembly in the Series 3 Vision Tables requires amonthly l

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Page25Chapter 6:Chapter 6:Chapter 6:Chapter 6:Chapter 6:Earlier TEarlier TEarlier TEarlier TEarlier Table Modelsable Modelsable Modelsable Modelsable

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Page26Chapter 6Chapter 6Chapter 6(Figure 6.3) Series2 flatbed (moveable gantry) table with THK carriage design.Shown here is a top view of the Vision

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Page27Motor SpeedController PlugStepper MotorsCarriage AssemblyEngraving MotorY-AxisLead ScrewBase PlateQuick Lock ViseT-Slot TableMaterialGuides(Figu

Page 21 - Chapter 5

Page28Chapter 6MAINTENANCE FOR EARLIER MODELSMost maintenance procedures are similar to those for the current models. However, theprocess for lubrica

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Page296Chapter 6(Figure 6.9) Top-and-BottomLoading Spindle(Figure 6.8) Top-Loading Spindle7. Cutter8. Solid Collet9. Split Collet10. Pointer11. Cutte

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Page3SafetySafety PrecautionsSafety PrecautionsSafety PrecautionsSafety PrecautionsSafety Precautionsfffffor Vision Engraor Vision Engraor Vision Engr

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Page30Chapter 6SPINDLE PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT FOR SERIES2 VISION TABLESThe pressure of the spindle nosecone against the material can becontrolled by adju

Page 25 - Chapter 6

Page31Chapter 7Versa ViseThis low profile vise features a fixed top jaw and a moveable bottom jaw. Total opening is 3.5”.It adapts to most systems wi

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Page32Chapter 7Universal Seal / Medallion HolderThis universal clamp will hold 1-3 round objects at a time. It also has a place for the “eye” of amed

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Page33Chapter 7Adjustable Pen JigDesigned specially for pens and cylindrical items whose shape is not symmetrical. The adjust-ment allows the capture

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Page34Chapter 7TYPICAL VERSA VISE COMBINATIONS(Figure 7.9)Versa Vise with9” Jaws(Figure 7.10)Versa Vise withPen & Seal Jig

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Page35Chapter 7(Figure 7.11)Versa Vise withSeal Jig(Figure 7.12)Versa Vise withUniversal Seal /Medallion Holder

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Page36Chapter 7Riser Block ExtensionsThe optional riser block kit allows you to raise the entire gantry assembly quickly and simply. Eachend of the ga

Page 31 - Optional Accessories and Uses

Page37CutterSplitColletDiamond DragAdapterw/ DiamondSeries 3ColletSpindleChapter 7Spindle OptionsIncrease your profits and engraving quality with the

Page 32 - Chapter 7

Page38Chapter 7(Figure 7.15) Vacuum ChipRemoval SystemThe Vacuum Chip Removal SystemThe optional vacuum chip removal system is designed to simplify th

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Page39Chapter 7To assemble the vacuum pump unit:• Examine the vacuum pump system, you will find two large screw-holes. The "in" hole is labe

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Page41Chapter 8Chapter 8:Chapter 8:Chapter 8:Chapter 8:Chapter 8:TroubleshootingTroubleshootingTroubleshootingTroubleshootingTroubleshootingENGRAVING

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Page42Problem: You are not using a nosecone and you have uneven engraving.Possible solutions:1. Switch to a nose-riding method.2. Use a different meth

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Page43This could be in the gap between the cutter and the spindle shaft. Maybe the shaft is worn orthe spindle bearings need to be replaced. Once a sh

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Page44Chapter 8Problem: System has no movement in any one axis.Possible solutions:1. Try to jog the problem axis using the X/Y/Z jog keys on the contr

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Page5The table or engraving system may be shipped in more than one carton, depending on theoptions, software, and accessories purchased. The table its

Page 41 - Chapter 8

Page6Step 3.Prepare a clean, level surface to put the engraving table on.Step 4.Remove the four wing nuts by hand or by using pliers. Using a 7/16&qu

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Page7Assembling theoptional table stand.Approximate time forassembly is 10-20minutes.Chapter 1Description 24x24 Qty 24x48 Qty1. frame 38" w/o hol

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Page8Description 16x24 Qty1. frame 29” w/ holes 12. frame 29” w/ holes (different spacing) 13. frame 29” w/o holes 24. frame 26” w/o holes 45. frame

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Page9Chapter 2:Chapter 2:Chapter 2:Chapter 2:Chapter 2:TTTTTable Descriptionable Descriptionable Descriptionable Descriptionable DescriptionThis chapt

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