Cambridge Technology CB6580 rev d Manual

[LaserGuy216]

ok so now I have a pair of Cambridge Technology CB6580 rev d Galvo amps and need to know where to go from here, I know I need galovs now, but what can I use with this amp? I see alot of people use 6800's, but is that the best? and I need a manual, can anyone help?
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[ljk]

Send me a pm with your email and I will send you a pdf for the amps that Cambridge sent to me. I am curently in the process of tuning mine.

[mixedgas]

I have manual, schematics, and tuning and I went to the tuning class. Oh and I'm your neighbor.

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Steve

[KrisVermeulen]

I have manual, schematics, and tuning and I went to the tuning class. Oh and I'm your neighbor.

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Steve

Hello Steve,

I have bought 2 sets of CT6800HP galvos. There were accompanied by 2 some sort of driver boxes with 2 CB6580 Rev D amps.
Can you please send me a copy of the manual en schematics of the CB6580 Rev. D amps?
In the boxes is a 25P sub-D (ILDA) i think. But it is not clear to me how it was used for driving the laser modules also. Has anyone seen this boxes before?

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[mixedgas]

I have no idea if the board in the middle is a pass-through or breakout board for the ILDA color signal or if it is wired for Pangolin QM32, as some devices of that era were. .. You can check that with an Ohm Meter.. On the 6850 J-2 pins 5 and 6 are the differential input to each scanner driver board. If wired single ended, one of pins 6 or 5 will be grounded. J2- Pin four is signal ground, if it is used. With differential signaling, J2-pin 4 may not be used and could be allowed to float.
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IF that were my box, I would be adding more filter capacitors in parallel with the existing caps. It is kind of minimal.
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See attached... If you email Cambridge Europe with your serial numbers I am sure they will consider sending a full manual..

Steve

[KrisVermeulen]

Thank you Steve. I will contact Cambridge for more information.