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5-2 Setting/Display Panel

Component

Description

Power switch

The main switch of this device.
Sets the pulse of the air blow. You can select 1Hz, 3Hz, 5Hz, 10Hz, or continuous air blow (‘Cont’).
Sets the air blow time. Set ‘Real’ mode to turn the blow on and off by means of a sensor; OR set to

3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, or 15 sec continuous air blow from when sensor first detects (sees) a part
You can adjust the rotational speed of the suction fan. When setting toward MIN, speed decreases,

and when setting toward MAX, speed increases. The higher the fan speed the stronger the suction

capability, but operating noise increases proportionally. Recommended adjustment position is

within the blue zone.
This is illuminated when static charge and particle elimination preparation is complete.
This is illuminated when the ionizer is running. The ionizer operates in conjunction with the air

blow and runs until 3 seconds after the air blow finishes.
This is illuminated when an irregularity occurs in the ionizer. When this is illuminated the device will

not operate until reset.
This is illuminated when an irregularity occurs in the fan. When this is illuminated the device will

not operate until reset.
This is illuminated when a work piece is detected and air is blowing. It blinks at the pulse speed

when the ‘Blow Mode’ setting is set to ‘Pulse.’

Blow mode

setting

Pulse
Time

Fan speed

Ionizer

Ready lamp

Run lamp

Alarm

Ion lamp

Fan lamp

Working lamp

6. Installation, Wiring, and Air Ducting

6-1 Before Installing

• Install the device in a rigid flat location such as a work bench etc. Avoid installing it in unstable

locations.

• Be sure to connect the ground terminal of the power cord or the ground terminal of the main unit

to ground.

• Use the device indoors only. Do not use it in oily or wet locations, locations where flammable gases

and solvents are handled or locations with such atmospheres, or hot or humid locations.

• Check that the power of the main unit is turned off or the regulator is closed when connecting the

power supply and connecting the air line.

6-2 Wiring

Supply 100 to 240 VAC (50/60 Hz) to the device with the supplied power cord.

6-3 Air Ducting

(1) 3/8" NPT MALE X 1/4" QUICK DISCONNECT

FITTING AND (1) 3/8" NPT MALE FEMALE

ELBOW SHIPPED LOOSE

4

Air pressure gauge reading

Max. air flow during operation

29psi

6.4 cfm (180l/min ANR)

43.5psi

9.5 cfm (270l/min ANR)

58psi

11.5 cfm (325l/min ANR)

72.5psi

13.1 cfm (370l/min ANR)

87psi

15.0 cfm (425l/min ANR)

Summary of Contents for Particle Trap Cube

Page 1: ...wires tools etc It may cause electrical shock or damage Because the tip of the emitter pin is sharp take sufficient care when handling it It may cause injuries Do not under any circumstances disassemb...

Page 2: ...uction Manual This document Qty 1 Power cord Qty 1 Work inlet covers Qty 3 Replacement filter Qty 1 3 8 NPT Male x Female Elbow Nickel Plated Qty 1 3 8 NPT Male x Industrial Quick Disconnect Fitting Q...

Page 3: ...e of the work piece A static elimination ionizer nozzle Display the air blow pressure This device can be used within the range of 29 to 87 psi Displays the various settings and operations Details are...

Page 4: ...en this is illuminated the device will not operate until reset This is illuminated when a work piece is detected and air is blowing It blinks at the pulse speed when the Blow Mode setting is set to Pu...

Page 5: ...r 7 Operation 7 1 Procedure When Starting Operation Install the device in a location with a flat top and carry out wiring and air connection Open the compressor valve and supply air to the device Oper...

Page 6: ...FLT replacement filters sold in packages of 5 If by chance water or oil lands on the device despite having installed it in a water and oil free location switch off the power as soon as possible and wi...

Page 7: ...the emitter pin and any other dirty parts with a Q tip dampened with IPA isopropyl alcohol Dry the alcohol sufficiently after cleaning 8 3 Workspace Cleaning Procedure Depending on the usage condition...

Page 8: ...mp is illuminated The neutralizing effect is unsatisfactory Check whether the emitter pin or its surroundings are dirty Check that the ground of the device is reliably grounded Check that there is no...

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