Operation
4-7
Part 1061253B
E 2006 Nordson Corporation
Step Single Unit
Operated Locally
Multiple Units Networked to a Master Unit
Operated Locally
5 Set the POWER SETTING.
1. Press the Set/Save button on the
POWER SETTING selector until the
power level is displayed.
2. Press the up or down arrows to set the
desired power level.
3. Press the Set/Save button to save the
setting.
Set the POWER SETTING.
1. On the master unit, press the Set/Save
button on the POWER SETTING selector
until the power level is displayed.
2. Press the up or down arrows to set the
desired power level.
3. Press the Set/Save button to save the
setting.
4. Set the POWER SETTING at each
remote unit at 35%, 65%, or 100% using
the same procedure as the master unit.
The POWER SETTING at each remote
unit will determine the power output
percentage for that unit.
For example, if your master unit’s
POWER SETTING is 100 and your first
remote unit’s POWER SETTING is set at
50, that remote unit will run on 50%
output. If the second remote unit’s
POWER SETTING is set at 75 then that
unit will run at 75% output.
Each remote POWER SETTING can be
different. Each setting is determined by
the POWER SETTING entered in the
master control unit and is proportional to
the maximum set at each power supply.
6 Enable the cooling fan by either an external/remote switch or a set of contacts from the
power supply. If the exhaust fan is wired to the normally open set of contacts on the power
supply they will close when the lamphead is put in STDBY or LAMPON mode. If there is
insufficient pressure (less than 7 in. W.C. static pressure) there will be a system fault and the
message F PRSW will appear in the display. (Check for proper pressure with the
appropriate instrumentation.)
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