Graco 332989A User Manual

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Contents

Contents Contents

Warnings...........................................................3

Models...............................................................5

Overview............................................................5

RelatedManuals................................................5

Installation..........................................................6

CableConnections.......................................6

FiberOpticConnections...............................7

RemoteModeI/OConnection.......................8

PowerCordConnection...............................8

Grounding...................................................9

Operation...........................................................10

ModuleScreens...........................................10

Preset.........................................................10

ModuleKeys................................................10

Icons...........................................................12

ScreenNavigationandEditing......................13

ScreenMap.................................................14

RunScreens......................................................16

RunScreen1..............................................16

RunScreens2–5.........................................17

PasswordScreen.........................................17

SetupScreens....................................................18

SetupScreens1and2.................................18

SetupScreens3and4.................................19

SetupScreen5............................................20

SetupScreen6............................................20

EventCodeTroubleshooting...............................21

Troubleshooting..................................................23

DiagnosticInformation........................................23

Maintenance......................................................24

UpdateSoftware..........................................24

ReplaceBattery...........................................24

Repair................................................................25

FiberOpticCableRepair..............................25

FiberOpticBulkheadInstallation...................26

Parts..................................................................27

Accessories........................................................28

FiberOpticCablesforGun...........................28

FiberOpticCableRepairand

Accessories....................................28

ControlModuleI/OCableAccessory

Kits................................................28

MountingDimensions.........................................29

TechnicalData...................................................29

GracoStandardWarranty....................................30

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Warnings

Warnings Warnings

Thefollowingwarningsareforthesetup,use,grounding,maintenanceandrepairofthisequipment.The exclamationpointsymbolalertsyoutoageneralwarningandthehazardsymbolreferstoprocedure-speci󰘰c risks.Whenthesesymbolsappearinthebodyofthismanualoronwarninglabels,referbacktothese Warnings.Product-speci󰘰chazardsymbolsandwarningsnotcoveredinthissectionmayappearthroughout thebodyofthismanualwhereapplicable.

WARNING

WARNING WARNING

FIRE

AND

FIRE FIRE

Flammablefumes,suchassolventandpaintfumes,inwork work prevent󰘰reandexplosion:

•Useequipmentonlyinwellventilatedarea.

•Eliminateallignitionsources;suchaspilotlights,cigarettes,portableelectriclamps,and plasticdropcloths(potentialstaticarc).

•Keepworkareafreeofdebris,includingsolvent,ragsandgasoline.

•Donotplugorunplugpowercords,orturnpowerorlightswitchesonoroffwhen󰘱ammable fumesarepresent.

•Groundallequipmentintheworkarea.SeeGrounding Grounding

•Useonlygroundedhoses.

•Holdgun󰘰rmlytosideofgroundedpailwhentriggeringintopail.Donotusepaillinersunless theyareantistaticorconductive.

Stop

•Stop Stop equipmentuntilyouidentifyandcorrecttheproblem.

•Keepaworking󰘰reextinguisherintheworkarea.

EXPLOSION

AND AND

EXPLOSION EXPLOSION

operation

operation operation

immediately

immediately immediately

HAZARD

HAZARD HAZARD

work

area

area area

canigniteorexplode.Tohelp

Grounding

ifstaticsparkingoccursoryoufeelashock,Donotuse

instructions.

Warnings

Staticchargemaybuilduponplasticpartsduringcleaningandcoulddischargeandignite 󰘱ammablevapors.Tohelpprevent󰘰reandexplosion:

•Cleanplasticpartsonlyinwellventilatedarea.

•Donotcleanwithadrycloth.

ELECTRIC

ELECTRIC ELECTRIC Thisequipmentmustbegrounded.Impropergrounding,setup,orusageofthesystemcan causeelectricshock.

•Turnoffanddisconnectpoweratmainswitchbeforedisconnectinganycablesandbefore servicingorinstallingequipment.

•Connectonlytogroundedpowersource.

•Useonly3–wireextensioncords.

•Ensuregroundprongsareintactonpowerandextensioncords.

•Allelectricalwiringmustbedonebyaquali󰘰edelectricianandcomplywithalllocalcodes andregulations.

•Donotexposetorain.Storeindoors.

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SHOCK

SHOCK SHOCK

HAZARD

HAZARD HAZARD

Warnings

WARNING

WARNING WARNING

PERSONAL

PERSONAL PERSONAL Wearappropriateprotectiveequipmentwhenintheworkareatohelppreventseriousinjury, includingeyeinjury,hearingloss,inhalationoftoxicfumes,andburns.Thisequipmentincludes butisnotlimitedto:

•Protectiveeyewear,andhearingprotection.

•Respirators,protectiveclothing,andglovesasrecommendedbythe󰘱uidandsolvent manufacturer.

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT Misusecancausedeathorseriousinjury.

•Donotoperatetheunitwhenfatiguedorunderthein󰘱uenceofdrugsoralcohol.

•Donotexceedthemaximumworkingpressureortemperatureratingofthelowestrated systemcomponent.SeeTechnical Technical

•Use󰘱uidsandsolventsthatarecompatiblewithequipmentwettedparts.SeeTechnical Technical inallequipmentmanuals.Read󰘱uidandsolventmanufacturer’swarnings.Forcomplete informationaboutyourmaterial,requestMSDSfromdistributororretailer.

•Donotleavetheworkareawhileequipmentisenergizedorunderpressure.

•TurnoffallequipmentandfollowthePressure Pressure

•Checkequipmentdaily.Repairorreplacewornordamagedpartsimmediatelywithgenuine manufacturer’sreplacementpartsonly.

•Donotalterormodifyequipment.Alterationsormodi󰘰cationsmayvoidagencyapprovals andcreatesafetyhazards.

•Makesureallequipmentisratedandapprovedfortheenvironmentinwhichyouareusingit.

•Useequipmentonlyforitsintendedpurpose.Callyourdistributorforinformation.

•Routehosesandcablesawayfromtraf󰘰careas,sharpedges,movingparts,andhotsurfaces.

•Donotkinkoroverbendhosesorusehosestopullequipment.

•Keepchildrenandanimalsawayfromworkarea.

•Complywithallapplicablesafetyregulations.

PROTECTIVE

PROTECTIVE PROTECTIVE

MISUSE

MISUSE MISUSE

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT

HAZARD

HAZARD HAZARD

Technical

Data

Data Data

Pressure

inallequipmentmanuals.

Relief

Relief Relief

Technical

Procedure

Procedure Procedure

whenequipmentisnotinuse.

Data

Data Data

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Models

Models Models

Model

Model Model

24W035A

24X216A

Overview

Overview Overview

TheProXpAutoControlModuleisforuseonlywithProXpAutoElectrostaticGunsmartmodels.Thecontrol moduleprovidesauserinterfaceforuptotwoguns.RemoteI/OallowscommunicationwithaProgrammable LogicController(PLC).Thedisplaycontrolmoduleperformsthefollowingfunctions:

•Displaythesprayingvoltageandcurrent.

•Changethegunvoltagesetting.

•Displaythegunturbinespeed.

•Storespraypresets.

•CommunicateequipmentfaultstoaPLC.

•Displayandsetmaintenancetotalizers.

•UseaPLCtoselectaspraypro󰘰le.

Number

Number Number

Series

Series Series

Description

Description Description

ProXpAutoControlModulewithsoftware,mountingbracketandpowersupply included.Fiberopticcablesmustbepurchasedseparately.

ProXpAutoControlModule.ModuleOnly.

Related Related

Manual

Manual Manual

333010

333011

333012

333013

Manuals

Manuals Manuals

Description

Description Description

ProXpAutoAirSprayGun

ProXpAutoAASprayGun

ProXpAutoWaterborneAirSprayGun

ProXpAutoWaterborneAASprayGun

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Installation

Installation Installation

Cable

Cable Cable

Ports1through4oftheProXpAutoControlModule areusedinanautomaticelectrostaticguninstallation.

Connections

Connections Connections

Port

Port Port

Description

Description Description

FiberOptic1(Gun1)

FiberOptic2(Gun1)

PowerCord

RemoteModeI/O

FiberOptic1(Gun2)

FiberOptic2(Gun2)

Figure1ProXpAutoControlModule

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Installation

Fiber

Fiber Fiber

(OperationalonSmartmodelsonly)

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE:

FiberOpticCablesForGun,page28

The󰘰beropticcableconnectsthe󰘰beropticports onthegunmanifoldtoPorts1and2ontheControl Module.

For

For For

1.ConnectPort1ofthegun1manifoldtoPort1of

2.ConnectPort2ofthegun1manifoldtoPort2of

For

For For

1.ConnectPort1ofthegun2manifoldtoPort5of

2.ConnectPort2ofthegun2manifoldtoPort6of

Optic

Optic Optic

OnlyuseGracosupplied󰘰beropticcable.See

Gun

a aa1 11Gun Gun

theControlModule.

Gun

a aa2 22Gun Gun

theControlModule.

Connections

Connections Connections

System

System System

System

System System

Non-HazardousAreaHazardousArea

1Port1

2Port2 5

Port5

6Port6

ProXpAutoSmart Gun

24VoltPowerSupply Connection

QRemoteI/O

Connection

ProXpAutoControl Module

Bulkhead(optional)

FiberOpticCable

G1Gun1

G2Gun2

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Installation

Remote

Remote Remote

TheuseoftheRemoteModeI/Ocapabilityis optional.Connector4ontheControlModuleisthe remotemodeI/Oport.

Figure2Connector4(I/O)Pinouts

RemotemodeI/Ocablesare availableseparately.See

ControlModuleI/OCableAccessoryKits,page28

Figure3CablePinInformation

Mode

Mode Mode

I/O

Connection

I/O I/O

Connection Connection

Whenremotemodeisenabled,aPresetcanbe selectedbyapplyingthefollowingsignalstoPreset Select1(pin2)andPresetSelect2(pin4)of connector4.

Preset

Preset Preset

Select

Select Select

+24VDC

orFloating

+24VDC

orFloating

Duringnormaloperation,LowkVAlarmOut(pin3) isat0V.Whenalowvoltagealarmoccurs,Low kVAlarmOut(pin3)isat24VDC.Thisoccurs regardlessofremotemodesetting.

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE: wheninactiveinanunloadedmeasurement.

2 2

State

State State

GNDGND

GND+24VDC

LowkVAlarmOut(pin3)willread~18V

Preset

Preset Preset

Select

Select Select

State

State State

orFloating

GND

+24VDC

orFloating

Encoding

Encoding Encoding

1 1

001

012

103

114

Selected

Selected Selected

Preset

Preset Preset

No.

Pin Pin

No. No.

1Brown

2White

3Blue

4Black

Wire

Color

Wire Wire

Color Color

GrayGND

Function

Function Function

+24VDC

PresetSelect1

LowkVAlarmOut

PresetSelect2

Power

Power Power

1.Connecttheadaptercord(supplied)toPort3on

2.Connectthe3–wirepowercord(supplied)tothe

3.Plugthe3–wirepowercordintoagrounded

thecontrolmodule.

adapter.

electricaloutlet.

Cord

Cord Cord

Connection

Connection Connection

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Grounding

Grounding Grounding

Theequipmentmustbegroundedtoreducethe riskofstaticsparkingandelectricshock.Electric orstaticsparkingcancausefumestoigniteor explode.Impropergroundingcancauseelectric shock.Groundingprovidesanescapewireforthe electriccurrent.

TheProXpAutoControlModuleisgroundedby anadapteranda3–wirepowercord(supplied) connectedtoagroundedelectricaloutlet.Ifthe moduleismountedtoabracket,connectaseparate groundwiretothebracketusingascrew.Connect theotherendtoatrueearthground.

Installation

CFiberOpticCable

EHazardousArea

FNon-HazardousArea

ProXpAutoControlModule

PowerSupply

ProXpAutoElectrostaticGun

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Operation

Operation Operation

Module

Module Module

TheProXpAutoControlModulehastwosetsof screens:RunandSetup.Fordetailedinformationsee

RunScreens,page16,andSetupScreens,page18.

Press theSetupscreens.

Preset

Preset Preset

Thepresetscanbeusedtostoregunparameters. Fourpresetsareavailableforeachgun.See

SetupScreens1and2,page18toviewandchange

presetparameters.

Screens

Screens Screens

totogglebetweentheRunscreensand

Module

Module Module

Thecontrolmoduledisplayandkeysaredisplayed below.Table1explainsthefunctionofthemembrane keysonthecontrolmodule.Asyoumovethrough thescreens,youwillnoticethatmostinformation iscommunicatedusingiconsratherthanwords tosimplifyglobalcommunication.Thedetailed screendescriptionsinRunScreens,page16,and

SetupScreens,page18,explainwhateachicon

represents.Thetwosoftkeysaremembranebuttons whosefunctioncorrelateswiththescreencontentto theimmediateleftofthebutton.

Topreventdamagetothesoftkeybuttons,donot pressthebuttonswithsharpobjectssuchaspens, plasticcards,or󰘰ngernails.

Keys

Keys Keys

NOTICE

NOTICE NOTICE

Figure4ControlModuleKeypadandDisplay

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Table

Table Table

screensor󰘰eldsonascreen,ortoincrement

Module

1 11Module Module

PresstotogglebetweenRunscreens

Error Reset:

hasbeen󰘰xed.Alsousedtocanceldata

enteredandreturntooriginaldata.

Up/Down Arrows:

ordecrementthedigitsinasettable󰘰eld.

Softkeys:

Keys

Keys Keys

Membrane

Membrane Membrane

andSetupscreens.

Usetocleareventaftercause

Usetomovebetween

Usevariesbyscreen.

Seecolumnsatright.

Keys

Keys Keys

Enter Screen.

AlsochangesthefunctionoftheUp/Down

arrowssotheymovebetweendata󰘰eldson

thescreen,ratherthanbetweenscreens.

Exit Screen.

Enter.

Right.

Presstoactivatea󰘰eldforeditingortoaccept

thehighlightedselectiononadropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber󰘰elds.Press

againtoaccepttheentrywhenalldigitsarecorrect.

Softkeys

Softkeys Softkeys

Highlightdatathatcanbeedited.

Exitdataediting.

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Operation

Icons

Icons Icons

Asyoumovethroughthescreens,youwillnoticethatmostinformationiscommunicatedusingiconsrather thanwordstosimplifyglobalcommunication.ThedetailedscreendescriptionsinRunScreens,page16,and

SetupScreens,page18,explainwhateachiconrepresents.

Alarm

Deviation

Advisory

DisplayID

ElectrostaticGun

Gun1

Gun2

Screen

Screen Screen

Icons

Icons Icons

PresetNumber

kiloVolts/Voltage

microAmperes/Current

Hertz/Frequency

ElectrostaticGunActive

Screen

Screen Screen

Preset3ActivePreset4Active

LowkVAlarmSetpointMaximumkVSetpoint

TargetDaysRemainingDays

Tip/NozzleAircap

TurbineCheckMark/Optional

Calendar

Units

Icons

Icons Icons

Clock

Maintenance

NumberofGuns

RemoteMode

Preset1ActivePreset2Active

Password

RemoteModeEnabled

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Operation

Screen

Screen Screen

Refertothissectionifyouhavequestionsabout screennavigationorabouthowtoenterinformation andmakeselections.

All

Screens

All All

Screens Screens

1.Use

2.Press onthescreenwillhighlight.

3.Use change.

4.Press

Drop

Drop Drop

1.Use thedropdownmenu.

2.Press

Navigation

Navigation Navigation

tomovebetweenscreens.

toenterascreen.The󰘰rstdata󰘰eld

tohighlightthedatayouwishto

toedit.

Down

Field

Down Down

Field Field

tohighlightthecorrectchoicefrom

toselect.

and

Editing

and and

Editing Editing

Number

Number Number

1.The󰘰rstdigitwillbehighlighted.Use

2.Press

3.Whenalldigitsarecorrect,press

4.Press

Check

Check Check

Acheckbox󰘰eldisusedtoenableordisablefeatures inthesoftware.

1.Press

2.Thefeatureisenabledifaisinthebox.

tochangethenumber.

accept.

Box

Box Box

box.

Field

Field Field

tomovetothenextdigit.

tocancel.

Field

Field Field

totogglebetweenandanempty

againto

3.Press

tocancel.

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Operation

Screen

Screen Screen

Map

Map Map

Run

Screens

Run Run

Screens Screens

Run

Screen

Run Run

Screen Screen

Run

Screens

Run Run

Screens Screens

Run

Screens

Run Run

Screens Screens

page

1 11, ,,page page

2–5

2–5 2–5

2–5

2–5 2–5

16 16

page

, ,,page page

17 17

page

17 17

Setup

Setup Setup

Setup

Screen

Setup Setup

Screen Screen

Setup

Screen

Setup Setup

Screen Screen

(2gunsystemsonly)

Setup

Screen

Setup Setup

Screen Screen

Screens

Screens Screens

page

1, 1,

2, 2,

3, 3,

page page

18 18

page

page page

18 18

page

page page

19 19

Run

Screens

Run Run

Screens Screens

Run

Screens

Run Run

Screens Screens

2–5

page

2–5 2–5

, ,,page page

2–5

2–5 2–5

, ,,page page

17 17

page

17 17

Setup

Screen

Setup Setup

Screen Screen

(2gunsystemsonly)

Setup

Screen

Setup Setup

Screen Screen

page

4, 4,

5 55, ,,page page

page page

19 19

page

20 20

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Operation

Run

Screens

Run Run

Screens Screens

Setup

Setup Setup

Setup

Setup Setup

Screens

Screens Screens

Screen

Screen Screen

page

6 66, ,,page page

20 20

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RunScreens

Run

Run Run

WheninRunMode,thedisplayshowsthegun parametersandthemostrecent20events.The activegunpresetcanalsobechanged.

Run

Run Run

Usethisscreentoviewthegunsprayingvoltage inkilovolts(kV),thesprayingcurrentinmicroamps (µA),andturbinefrequencyinhertz(Hz).Theactive maximumsprayingvoltageisshownunderthegun icon.Theactivegunpresetisoperatorsettableto presets1-4.Themaximumvoltagesettingforthe presetscanbechangedonsetupscreen1.Ifthe deviceisinremotemode,theremotemodeicon showsupnexttothepresetselectcontrol.When thegunhasturbinepower,thenumberswillshow non-zero.Whenintwogunmode,theinformation forbothgunsisshown.

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE: presetsareproperlysetupforbothguns.

Screens

Screens Screens

Screen

Screen Screen

Onlyonepresetisselected.Makesureyour

1 1

Figure7RunScreen1inManualMode(2gun system)

Figure8RunScreen1inRemoteMode(2gun system)

Run

Screen

Run Run

Screen Screen

Enterthescreentoedit(manualmode only).

Key

1 11Key Key

Figure5RunScreen1inManualMode(1gun system)

Figure6RunScreen1inRemoteMode(1gun system)

VoltagePreset;operatorselectable. Changesthemaximumsprayingvoltage ofthegun.Presets1–4.

ElectrostaticGun.Thenumberbeneath theiconistheactivemaximumspraying voltage.

Alsodisplayssprayingvoltage(kV)and sprayingcurrent(µA).

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE: gunisthegunnumber.

ElectrostaticGunActive

Exitthescreen(manualmodeonly).

Thenumbershowninsidethe

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RunScreens

Run

Screens

Run Run

Screens Screens

2–5

2–5 2–5

Password

Password Password

Screen

Screen Screen

UseRunScreens2-5toviewthelogofrecentevents. Thelatest20eventsareviewable,withdateandtime.

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE:

thearrowkeystoscrollthroughthescreens.

Figure9RunScreen2

RunScreen2isshownasanexample.Use

Run

Run Run

Datetheeventoccurred.

Timetheeventoccurred.

Indicatesaneventoccurred.

Screen

Screen Screen

Key

2 22Key Key

Ifapasswordhasbeenset,thePasswordScreen

displayswhen EnterpasswordtoenableentrytotheSetupscreens. Setthepasswordto0000todisablepassword protection.SeeSetupScreens3and4,page19to setorchangethepassword.

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE: accessandenteranewpassword.

Figure10PasswordScreen

Ifyouforgetyourpassword,use1492togain

Presstoactivatea󰘰eldforeditingor toacceptthehighlightedsectionona dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber 󰘰elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry whenalldigitsarecorrect.

ispressedfromanyRunscreen.

Key

Key Key

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SetupScreens

Setup

Setup Setup

TheSetupModeisusedtosetupapassword (ifdesired)andtosetparametersforcontrolling andmonitoringtheelectrostaticgun.See

ScreenNavigationandEditing,page13for

informationonhowtomakeselectionsandenter data.

Setup

Setup Setup

Usethisscreentoviewandchangepreset parameters.Presetscanbeusedtostoregun parameters.Fourpresetsareavailableforeachgun.

•The󰘰rstcolumnshowsthepresetnumber(1-4).

•Thesecondcolumnshowstheminimumvoltage setpointforthepreset,settable(inincrementsof5) between0and50kVforan85kVgunandbetween 0and40fora60kVgun.Ifthesprayingvoltage fallsbelowthesetvalue,thesystemwillalarm. Settingthecontroltozerodisablesthealarm.

•Thethirdcolumnshowsthemaximumvoltagefor thepreset,settablebetween40kVand85kV(in incrementsof5).Settingtoanythingotherthan 85kVputsthegunintoalowvoltagemode.For waterborneguns,voltageissettablebetween30 kVand60kV.

NOTE:

•NOTE: NOTE: is60–70kV.Ifaballendhighvoltagemeasurement probeisused,thegunvoltagewillrisetoabout85 kV.Thiswillhappenwithallresistiveelectrostatic guns.

•Intwogunoperation,asecondscreenisshownfor Gun#2asindicatedbytheguniconintheupper leftportionofthescreen.

Screens

Screens Screens

Screens

Screens Screens

An85kVgun’snormalhighvoltagereading

and

1 11and and

2 2

Figure11SetupScreen1

Figure12SetupScreen2(2gunsystemonly)

Setup

Setup Setup

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivatea󰘰eldforeditingorto acceptthehighlightedselectionona dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber 󰘰elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Presetnumber.

Setthemaximumvoltagesetpointfor thepreset.

Settheminimumvoltageforthelow voltagealarmforthepreset.

Exitdataediting.

Screen

Screen Screen

Key

1 11Key Key

Denoteswhichgunthesettingsbelongto

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SetupScreens

Setup

Setup Setup

Usethisscreentoviewandresetthemaintenance totalizers.Maintenancetotalizerunits,shownonthis SetupScreen,arealwaysinelapsedcalendardays. AnAdvisoryisissuedwhenthemaintenancetotalizer reacheszero.Torestartthetimer,navigatetothis screen,editthesetpoint,andthencleartheadvisory usingtheErrorResetbutton.Asthesetimersare basedonthedisplaydate,themaintenancetotalizers mustberesetifthedateischanged.Intwogun operation,asecondscreenisshownforGun#2as indicatedbytheguniconintheupperleftportionof thescreen.

Figure13SetupScreen3

Screens

Screens Screens

and

3 33and and

4 4

Setup

Screen

Setup Setup

Screen Screen

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivatea󰘰eldforeditingorto acceptthehighlightedselectionona dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber 󰘰elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Maintenancesetpointincalendardays.

Maintenancetotalizer–Countsdown fromsetpointtozero.

Aircapmaintenancetotalizer.

Tip/Nozzlemaintenancetotalizer.

Alternatormaintenancetotalizer.

Check/Optionalmaintenancetotalizer

Exitdataediting.

Denoteswhichgunthesettingsbelongto

and

3 33and and

Key

4 44Key Key

Figure14SetupScreen4(2gunsystemonly)

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SetupScreens

Setup

Setup Setup

Usethisscreentosetdateformat,date,time,and backlighttimeout.

Screen

Screen Screen

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivatea󰘰eldforeditingorto acceptthehighlightedselectionona dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber 󰘰elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Selectyourpreferreddateformatfrom thedropdownmenu.

MM/DD/YY

DD/MM/YY

YY/MM/DD

Setthecurrentdate.

Setthecurrenttime.

Setthedisplaybacklighttimeout(in minutes).Asettingofzeromeansthat thebacklightisoncontinuously.

Exitdataediting.

5 5

Figure15SetupScreen5

Setup

Setup Setup

Screen

Screen Screen

Key

5 55Key Key

Setup

Setup Setup

Usethisscreentoactivateorchangeapassword thatwillberequiredtoaccesstheSetupscreens andtoenable/disableremotevoltagepresetcontrol. Thisscreenalsodisplaysthesoftwareversion.This screenisalsousedtoselectthenumberofgunsfor thesystem(1or2).

Figure16SetupScreen6

Screen

Screen Screen

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivatea󰘰eldforeditingorto acceptthehighlightedselectionona dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber 󰘰elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Enable/Disablethepasswordwiththe checkboxcontrol.Enterthedesired password(ifenabled).

Enable/Disableremotevoltagepreset control.

Exitdataediting.

Choos1fora1gunsystem,2fora2 gunsystem.

DisplayIDsetting.Foradvanced installationsonly.

6 6

Setup

Setup Setup

Screen

Screen Screen

Key

6 66Key Key

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EventCodeTroubleshooting

Event

Event Event

Eventcodescantakefourforms:

•Alarm:criticalevent;mustbeaddressedimmediately.

•Deviation:criticalevent;requiresattention.

•Advisory

•Record:Usefulinformationfortroubleshooting.

Toclearaneventcode,press

Icon

Icon Icon

Code

Code Code

:non-criticalevent;requiresattention.

Code

Code Code

V1D1

V1D2

CBD1

CBD2

CAI1

CAI2

MD11

MD21

MD12

MD22

MD13

MD23

MD14

MD24

Gun

Gun Gun

Gun1

Gun2

Gun1

Gun2

Gun1

Gun2

Gun1

Gun2

Gun1

Gun2

Gun1

Gun2

Gun1

Gun2

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Troubleshooting

ThelowkValarmdisplayswhen

thesprayingvoltagedropsbelow

Fiber

Fiber Fiber

The󰘰beropticcommunicationalarm

displayswhenthedisplayreceives

Thegun󰘰beropticboardlosescom-

municationwiththegunpowersupply.

Theturbinemaintenancetotalizer

Tip/Nozzle

Tip/Nozzle Tip/Nozzle

Thetip/nozzlemaintenancetotalizer

Theaircapmaintenancetotalizer

Thecheck/optionalmaintenance

totalizertargetvaluewasreached.

Low

Low Low

theuser-setminimum.

Optic

Communication

Optic Optic

Communication Communication

baddatafromthegun.

Power

Power Power nication

nication nication

Turbine

Turbine Turbine

Aircap

Aircap Aircap

Maintenance

Maintenance Maintenance

targetvaluewasreached.

Maintenance

Maintenance Maintenance

targetvaluewasreached.

Check/Optional

Check/Optional Check/Optional

tenance

tenance tenance

Description

Description Description

Alarm.

kV kV

Alarm. Alarm.

Deviation.

Deviation. Deviation.

Supply

Supply Supply

Maintenance

Maintenance Maintenance

Commu-

Commu- Commu-

Lost

Deviation.

Lost Lost

Deviation. Deviation.

Advisory.

Advisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Advisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Advisory. Advisory.

Main-

Main- Main-

Advisory.

Advisory. Advisory.

How

How How

Decreaseconductivityofpaintor increasedistancetopart.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Check󰘰beropticcablesandgun power.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Checkinternalgunconnectionsand verifyturbineairpressure.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Performmaintenanceandreset maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm. Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance totalizerhasbeenreset.

Performmaintenanceandreset maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm. Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance totalizerhasbeenreset.

Performmaintenanceandreset maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm. Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance totalizerhasbeenreset.

Performmaintenanceandreset maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm. Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance totalizerhasbeenreset.

Correct

to to

Correct Correct

and

Clear

and and

Clear Clear

332989A

EventCodeTroubleshooting

Icon

Icon Icon

Code

Code Code

K2D1

K2D2

K3D1

K3D2

WMC1

EAD1

EAD2

EAD3

EAD4Preset Preset

Gun

Gun Gun

Gun1

Gun2

Gun1

Gun2

Turbine

Turbine Turbine

Turbinefrequencybelow400Hzat

85kVorbelow325Hzatlowervoltage.

Turbine

Turbine Turbine

Turbinefrequencyabove750Hzat

85kVorabove675Hzatlowervoltage.

Theinvalidhardwarealarmdisplays

whenthedisplaycontrolmodule

isnotthecorrectversiontowork

Preset

Preset Preset

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

Preset

Preset Preset

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

Preset

Preset Preset

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

Preset

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

Description

Description Description

Frequency

Frequency Frequency

Frequency

Frequency Frequency

Invalid

Invalid Invalid

withtheProXpAuto.

Activated

1 11Activated Activated

1wasactivated.

Activated

2 22Activated Activated

2wasactivated.

Activated

3 33Activated Activated

3wasactivated.

Activated

4 44Activated Activated

4wasactivated.

How

How How

Low

Advisory.

Low Low

Advisory. Advisory.

High

Advisory.

High High

Advisory. Advisory.

Hardware

Hardware Hardware

Record.

Record. Record.

Record.

Record. Record.

Record.

Record. Record.

Record.

Record. Record.

Increaseturbineairpressure.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Decreaseturbineairpressure.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Verifytheproperdisplaycontrol modulepartnumberisbeingused. Seepartspageforvalidpartnumbers.

Noactionrequired.Shownonthe eventlogforinformationonly.

Correct

to totoCorrect Correct

and

Clear

and and

Clear Clear

332989A

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Troubleshooting

Problem

Problem Problem

Gunisonbutnonumbersare showing.

Clockstopsfunctioning

Displayhaspowerbutdoesnot function.

Diagnostic

Diagnostic Diagnostic

Information

Information Information

Cause

Cause Cause

Powerisnoton.Turnpowersupplyon. Displayiscompletelydark.

Looseordisconnectedpower cable.

Incorrect󰘰beropticcable connections.

Bad󰘰beropticcable.Checkcablefordamage.Replace

Gunboarderror.Turnoffturbineair,thenturnback

Deadbattery.

Hardwarefailure.

Tightenorconnectcable.

Checkconnections.See

FiberOpticConnections,page7.

orrepair󰘰beropticcable.See

FiberOpticCableRepair,page25

ontocyclepowertogunboard.

Replacebattery.See

ReplaceBattery,page24

Replacedisplaymodule.

Solution

Solution Solution

TheLEDsonthebottomofthecontrolmodulegiveimportantinformationaboutsystemfunction.

LED

LED LED

Signals

Signals Signals

Signal

Signal Signal

GreenOnControlmoduleispoweredup.

YellowInternalcommunicationinprogress.

Redsolid

Red󰘱ashingSoftwareisupdating.

Red󰘱ashingslowlyTokenerror;removetokenanduploadsoftwaretokenagain.

Description

Description Description

Controlmodulefailure.SeeTroubleshooting,page23.

332989A 23

Maintenance

Maintenance Maintenance

Update

Update Update

Manual3A1244willaccompanyanynecessary softwareupdates.FollowallinstructionsinManual 3A1244toupdateyourcontrolmodulesoftware.

Replace

Replace Replace

Replacethebatteryonlyiftheclockstopsfunctioning afterdisconnectingpowerorapowerfailure.

Sparkingcanoccurwhenchangingthebattery. Replacethebatteryonlyinanon-hazardous location,awayfrom󰘱ammable󰘱uidsorfumes.

Toavoiddamagingthecircuitboard,weara groundingstrap.

1.Disconnectpower.

2.Removethemodulefromthebracket.

Software

Software Software

Battery

Battery Battery

NOTICE

NOTICE NOTICE

5.Usea󰘱atheadscrewdrivertopryouttheold battery.

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE: approvedcontainerandaccordingtoapplicable localguidelines.

Disposeofbatteryproperlyinan

3.Attachgroundingstrap.

4.Remove4screws,andthenremovetheaccess cover.

6.Replacewithnewbattery.Ensurebattery󰘰ts underconnectortabsbeforesnappingotherend inplace.

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE: replacement.

7.Reassembleaccesscoverandscrews.

8.Snapthemodulebackintothebracket.

UseonlyPanasonicCR2032batteriesfor

332989A

Repair

Repair Repair

Fiber

Fiber Fiber

NOTE

NOTE NOTE foronedoublestrand󰘰beropticcableandacutter tool.Cuttertool24W823mayalsobepurchased separately.

1.Makeacleancuttotheendsofthecableusing

2.Add󰘰beroptic󰘰ttingparts(2)tocableasshown.

3.FortheendofthecablethatconnectstothePro

4.FortheendofthecablethatconnectstothePro

Optic

Optic Optic

:Fiberopticrepairkit24W875includes󰘰ttings

󰘰beropticcuttertool(8).Ensuretheendsofthe cableareequallength.

Keeptrackofmountingendsusing󰘰beroptic markers(4,5).

XpAutoControlModuleortoabulkhead,thread on󰘰beropticnut(3)tolengthAequaling.31in (5/16”)(7.9mm).

XpAutogun,thelengthmustbeadjustedfor yourgunmodel.Forrearmanifoldgunmodels (modelnumbersLA1xxxorHA1xxx)adjust lengthAto.31in(7.9mm).Forbottommanifold gunmodels(modelnumbersLA2xxxorHA2xxx) adjustlengthAto1.02in(25.9mm).

Cable

Cable Cable

Repair

Repair Repair

Fiber

Optic

Cable

Fiber Fiber

Optic Optic

FOCable Kit

24X003u

24X004u

24X005u

24X006u

24X007u

24X008u

u Cuttertool24W823isincludedinthesecablekits.

Fiberopticcableendsmustbecutcleanand squaretoensureproperfunction.DimensionA mustbeadjustedforthegunmodelusedtoensure properfunction.

DescriptionDimensionA

FiberOpticCable,Rear Manifold,25ft

FiberOpticCable,Rear Manifold,50ft

FiberOpticCable,Rear Manifold,100ft

FiberOpticCable,Bottom Manifold,25ft

FiberOpticCable,Bottom Manifold,50ft

FiberOpticCable,Bottom Manifold,100ft

Connector

Cable Cable

Connector Connector

NOTICE

NOTICE NOTICE

Adjustment

Adjustment Adjustment

0.31in (7.9mm)

1.02in (25.9mm)

Repair

WhenusingaGracoprovidedcable,DimensionA issetatthefactory.

332989A 25

Repair

Fiber

Fiber Fiber

Stainless

Stainless Stainless

AcceptsGraco󰘰beropticcable󰘰ttings.Fits1/2inch (13mm)panelhole.

24W876

24W876 24W876

1.Drilla1/2in.to9/16in(12.7mmto14.2mm)

2.Makesure󰘰beropticcablesmeetdimensionsas

3.Insertbulkhead(6)intoholeandattachnut

4.Repeatforsecondsideofcommunications.

Optic

Optic Optic

Stainless

Stainless Stainless

holeinboothwallorpaneltoallowbulkheadto passthrough.

outlinedin󰘰beropticrepairinstructions.

(7)oneitherside.Threadin󰘰beropticcable 󰘰tting(2)untilitbottomsout.Donotforcecable further.Makesurecablemarkernumbersmatch toensurepropercommunication.

Bulkhead

Bulkhead Bulkhead

Steel

Steel Steel

Bulkhead

Bulkhead Bulkhead

Steel

Steel Steel

Installation

Installation Installation

Bulkhead

Bulkhead Bulkhead

Installation

Installation Installation

Plastic

Plastic Plastic

Acceptsbare󰘰beropticcable.Fits5/15”(8mm) panelhole.

24W877

24W877 24W877

1.Drilla5/16in.to3/8in(7.9mmto9.5mm)hole

2.Makeacleancuttotheendsofthecableusing

3.Insertbulkhead(6)intoholeandattachnut(7)

4.Repeatforsecondsideofcommunications.

Bulkhead

Bulkhead Bulkhead

Plastic

Plastic Plastic

inboothwallorpaneltoallowbulkheadtopass through.

󰘰beropticcuttertool(8).Ensuretheendsofthe cableareequallength.

oneitherside.Insertcableintobulkheadand tightencinchnutdowntoasnug󰘰t.

Bulkhead

Bulkhead Bulkhead

Installation

Installation Installation

26 332989A

Parts

Parts Parts

24W035

24W035 24W035

Figure17

Ref.

Ref. Ref.

1 1

2 2

3 33s

—

Pro

— —

Pro Pro

Part

Part Part

24X216

24X216 24X216

277853

277853 277853

16P265

16P265 16P265

Auto

Xp Xp

Auto Auto

Control

Control Control

Description

Description Description

Pro

Pro Pro

Xp Xp

Mounting

Mounting Mounting

Warning

Warning Warning

Module

Module Module

Auto

Control

Auto Auto

Control Control

Bracket

Bracket Bracket

Label

Label Label

Kit

Kit Kit

Qty.

Qty. Qty.

Module

Module Module

1 1

5 5

5a 5a

6 6

Replacement Danger and Warning labels, tags, and cards are available at no cost.

NOTE:

NOTE: NOTE: withaNEMA5–15Pplugisincluded.AUSpowercableisprovidedwithkits24W035and34W880.Contact yourlocalsalespersonifaglobalpowercableisrequired.

24W880

24W880 24W880

119253

119253 119253

244524

244524 244524

ThepowersupplyhasaIEC320–C13maleconnectorforapowercord.ANorthAmericanpowercord

Power

Power Power

Ferrite

Ferrite Ferrite

Ground

Ground Ground

Supply

Supply Supply

with

Cord

with with

Wire

Assembly

Wire Wire

Assembly Assembly

Set

Cord Cord

Set Set

(not

shown)

(not (not

shown) shown)

1 1

332989A

Accessories

Accessories Accessories

Fiber

Fiber Fiber

Models

Models Models LA1xxx

LA1xxx LA1xxx

Kit

Kit Kit

24X003

24X004

24X005

Models

Models Models LA2xxx

LA2xxx LA2xxx

Kit

Kit Kit

24X006

24X007

24X008

Optic

Optic Optic

With

With With

or or

Number

Number Number

With

With With

or or

Number

Number Number

Cables

Cables Cables

Rear

Manifolds

Rear Rear

Manifolds Manifolds

HA1xxx)

HA1xxx) HA1xxx)

Description

Description Description

FiberOpticCable,RearManifold, 25ft

FiberOpticCable,RearManifold, 50ft

FiberOpticCable,RearManifold, 100ft

Bottom

Bottom Bottom

HA2xxx)

HA2xxx) HA2xxx)

Manifolds

Manifolds Manifolds

Description

Description Description

FiberOpticCable,BottomManifold, 25ft

FiberOpticCable,BottomManifold, 50ft

FiberOpticCable,BottomManifold, 100ft

for

Gun

for for

Gun Gun

(Model

(Model (Model

numbers

numbers numbers

(Model

(Model (Model

numbers

numbers numbers

Fiber

Fiber Fiber Accessories

Accessories Accessories

Kit

Kit Kit

24W875

24W876

24W877

24W823

24X009

Optic

Optic Optic

Number

Number Number

Cable

Cable Cable

Repair

Repair Repair

Description

Description Description

FiberOpticRepairKit— Includes󰘰ttingsforone double-strand󰘰beroptic cableandacuttertool.

FiberOpticBulkhead Fitting,SST—Qty2. AcceptsGraco󰘰beroptic cable󰘰ttings.Fits1/2inch (13mm)panelhole.

FiberOpticBulkhead, Plastic—Qty.2. Acceptsbare󰘰beroptic cable.Fits5/16inch(8mm) panelhole

FiberOpticCutterTool— Qty.3.

MarkerNumbersforFiber OpticCableEnds—Pack of30(#1and#2)

and

and and

Control

Control Control Kits

Kits Kits

Kit

Kit Kit

Number Number

24W881

24W882

Module

Module Module

Number

I/O

Cable

I/O I/O

Cable Cable

Description

Description Description

I/Ocable,50ft

I/Ocable,100ft

Accessory

Accessory Accessory

28 332989A

MountingDimensions

Mounting

Mounting Mounting

A A

Overall

Overall Overall

Width

Width Width

in.(mm)

Dimensions

Dimensions Dimensions

E E

B B

Overall

Overall Overall

Height

Height Height

in.(mm)

Overall

Overall Overall

Depth

Depth Depth

in.(mm)

Mounting

Mounting Mounting

Width

Width Width

Dimensions

Dimensions Dimensions

(C)

Height

x xxHeight Height

in.(mm)

(D)

(D) (D)

Mounting

Mounting Mounting

Hole

Size

Hole Hole

Size Size

in.(mm)

7.2(183)6.0(152)2.8(71)2.5x3.0(64x76)0.28(7)

Technical

Technical Technical

OperatingTemperature32°to122°F0°to50°C

StorageTemperature–22°to140°F–30°to60°C

Weight

ControlModule

MountingBracket1lb0.45kg

PowerConnectionStraightIEC320–C13maleconnectorandaNorthAmerican

ExternalPowerRequirements100–240Vac,50/60Hz,0.8amps

Humidity0to95percent,non-condensing

Displayhousingissolventresistant.

Data

Data Data

US US

1lb0.45kg

NEMA5–15Pmaleplugareprovided.

Metric

Metric Metric

332989A 29

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Warnings

Models

Overview

Installation

Grounding

Operation

Preset

Icons

RunScreens

SetupScreens

EventCodeTroubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Maintenance

Repair

Parts

Accessories

MountingDimensions