From left to right, the connections are: 24V, G, 5V, L. Some of the terminals are labeled differently, but what we care about is on the right connector block. The image above shows another K40 power supply. The LaserBoard has its own dedicated 24V power supply. Note: The 5V and 24V are not used and should not be connected to the LaserBoard. Connect G (Ground) to Laser Gnd and L to the Laser Fire on the LaserBoard. In the image above, the connector header on the right has four terminals. Here’s a typical LPSU found in a K40 laser cutter. These are all made to work in a 40 watt laser cutter, like the K40. You’ll notice all of these power supplies are blue, and roughly the same size. The important part is determining the connections you will need to get your LaserBoard talking to the LPSU to control your laser. Your power supply may look like one of these, or it may look different. In this article, we will explore the various ways to connect to a CO2 Laser Power Supply Unit (LPSU).
The Cohesion3D LaserBoard has multiple laser control mechanisms and can drive a variety of CO2 Lasers, Diode Lasers, and even CNC Spindles.
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