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Disp ensin g and Pos itioni ng of Dots (Mod es) Para mete rs for the D ispe nsing Pro cess Fig. 2 3: Sy stem beha vior Tab. 19: Pa ram eters for d ispen sing Mini mum and Maxi mum Par ame ter Li mits Tab. 20: M inim um a…

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Delivery
Unpacking
Content
Fig. 14: Content
First Assembling of the Valve
Fluid box
Tab. 17: First assembling of the valve
Installation of the Microdispensing System
Installation of the Control Unit
Installation of the Valve as Part of a Machine
Wiring of the MDS
Actuator Cable
Fig. 15: Distance of the bores 45 mm
Fig. 16: Connecting the actuator cable - step 1
Fig. 17: Connecting the actuator cable - step 2
Fig. 18: Connector actuator cable - grip
Sensor Cable
Fig. 19: Connecting the sensor cable - step 1
Fig. 20: Connecting the sensor cable - step 2
Mains Cable
Fig. 21: Connector sensor cable - grip
Valves with Air cooling
The Adjust Process
Tab. 18: The adjust
Initial Liquid Supply
Removing Air Inclusions from the Fluid Box
Parameter Input and Start
Operation
Triggering a Dispense Sequence
Dispensing and Positioning of Dots (Modes)
Parameters for the Dispensing Process
Fig. 23: System behavior
Tab. 19: Parameters for dispensing
Minimum and Maximum Parameter Limits
Tab. 20: Minimum and maximum parameter limits
Input of Values
Saving Parameter Sets
Retrieving Parameter Sets
Select Pins
Fig. 25: Schematic of usage of select pins, example
Fig. 26: Circuit diagram
Tab. 21: Select Pin settings for the setups
Scenarios
Basics about Scenarios
Fig. 27: Scenarios of an MDC
Entering Scenarios
Scenario Selection with Select Pins
Fig. 24: Select Pins
Fig. 28: Select Pins
Fig. 29: Schematic of usage of select pins
Tab. 22: Select Pin settings
Factory Settings
Tab. 23: Factory settings of the setups
Tab. 24: Factory settings of the scenarios
First Drop
Tab. 25: First Drop Adjust
Fixed Adjust
Auxiliary Mode
Dispensing with a Heater
The Adjust with Heater
Switching OFF the Microdispensing System
Communication Interfaces
Serial Interface RS-232C: 9-Pin Sub-D
Fig. 30: Serial interface
Pin Functions
RS-232C Commands
Overview
Explanations
Nozzle unit
PLC-Interface: 15-pin, Sub-D
Fig. 31: PLC Interface: 15-pin, Sub-D
Pin Functions
PLC-Signals
Single-Shot Mode
Burst Mode (Example with Three Shots)
Fig. 32: Single-Shot Mode
Fig. 33: Burst Mode (Example with Three Shots)
External Mode
Infinite Mode
Fig. 34: External Mode
Fig. 35: Infinite Mode
Comparison of the signals DosOK and SingleDosOK for Scenario ON
and Scenario OFF
Fig. 36: PLC signals with Scenario OFF
Fig. 37: PLC signals with Scenario ON
Remote Adjust
What is the Remote Adjust