Sigma LBA-708 사용자 설명서

 

While the LBA-PC does not present the operator with any safety hazards, this instrument however is 

intended for use with laser systems.  Therefore, the operator should be protected from any hazards 

that the laser system may present. The greatest hazards associated with laser systems are damage to 

the eyes and skin due to laser radiation. 

With almost any camera used with the LBA-PC, the optical radiation at the camera sensor is low 

enough to be considered relatively harmless.  However, usage of this instrument may require the 

operator to work in the optical path itself where exposure to hazards may be sufficient to warrant the 

use of protective equipment.   
Unless the laser’s optical path is enclosed, at least to the point where the beam is attenuated for use 

with the camera system, the operator should be protected against accidental exposure.  Exposure to 

personnel other than the operator must also be considered.  Exposure hazards include reflected 

radiation as well as the direct beam.  When working with an unenclosed beam path, it is advisable to 

do so with the laser not operating, or operating at reduced power levels.  Whenever there is risk of 

dangerous exposure, protective eye shields and clothing should be used. 

The LBA-PC utilizes only low voltages, derived from the PCI bus in the host PC computer, therefore it 

posses no risk of electrical shock.   
When installing or removing the LBA-PC frame grabber card, the power to the computer should 
always be disconnected.   
The computer should always be operated with its covers in place and in accordance with its 

manufacture’s recommendations.   
Your computer should always be operated with a properly grounded AC power cord. 
If your camera has its own power supply, then follow its manufacture’s operating procedures for safe 

operation. 

Operator’s Manual 

 

LBA-PC 

 

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