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6 5. SET-UP INSTRU CTIONS Mechanical Mo unting: Normally, the TS5000DMP-DCX Series valve is used on an automated XYZ table, with full motion control in the three planes. It is very important that the valve i s mounted on…

12. TROUBLE SHOOTING

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION

No Fluid Flow

Dispense tip is plugged Replace tip

Motor does not receive signal

Make sure all connections are

secured

Motor running in reverse

Reverse motor cable

connection

Syringe barrel of dispense fluid

is empty

Replace with new syringe

barrel, of fluid

Fluid feed pressure is too low Increase feed pressure.

Inconsistent

Fluid Flow

Feed screw damaged

Replace with new feed

screw/chamber

Fluid pressure fluctuating

Make sure fluid pressure is

constant

Valve on time is too short Increase valve on time

Excessive motor reverse time

Reduce reverse time or turn

off completely.

Fluid drools after

the valve turned

off

Air trapped in fluid housing Purge valve properly

Dispense tip

clogged

Air trapped in feed screw

chamber

Purge valve properly

Air trapped in fluid reservoir Remove air from reservoir

Excessive fluid feed pressure

Reduce pressure or turn off

pressure when the valve is

idle.

Tip contacting substrate Increase dispense height

4. THEORY OF OPERATION (refer to figure 1.0)

The TS5000DMP-DCX Series Rotary Microvalve dispenses fluid with a positive

displacement action using a rotary feed screw principle. Fluid is held in a feed

reservoir (2), normally a syringe barrel or cartridge, under a positive head of air,

between 1 to 20 psi (0.07 to 1.38bar), depending upon the viscosity of the fluid.

The positive air pressure, supplied by the air line (1), forces the fluid out of the

syringe barrel (2) into the material feed path (3) then to the feed screw chamber

(5). Fluid flows from this point (5) to the dispense point (4) and is controlled by

the feed screw rotation in the feed direction. The feed screw is driven by the DC

motor (6). Applying a DC voltage signal to the DC motor (6), will rotate the feed

screw and the fluid will be forced out the dispense tip (4). The actual fluid

deposited is dependent upon adhesion of the dispensed fluid to the substrate.

Shearing of the fluid is achieved by reverse Z-motion (tip retraction). When the

motor stops, the unit remains in position for a fraction of a second (dwell) to allow

the last drop of fluid to flow out of the dispense tip. After the dwell period, the

automation equipment moves the TS5000DMP-DCX valve to the next position.

Figure 1.0

5. SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS

Mechanical Mounting:

Normally, the TS5000DMP-DCX Series valve is used on an automated XYZ table,

with full motion control in the three planes. It is very important that the valve is

mounted on the Z-axis gantry, in a secure manner, that will not allow loosening

during dispense operation. The Z-axis must move in a precise and repeatable

motion for successful dispensing.

The provided mounting bracket, or customer supplied bracket, must be attached to

the Z-axis in a manner that will provide the valve perpendicular travel to the

horizontal plane of the surface on which the fluid will be dispensed. The mounting

should provide a means of accurately adjusting the distance between the dispense

tip and the substrate surface such as a touchdown sensing device or a fixed

distance standoff.

Air Connection:

Filtered air supply must be precisely regulated and should be set between 1-20 psi

(0.07 to 1.38bar). The air supply is not used as the main dispensing force. It is only

required to move fluid to the feed screw chamber.

Electrical Connection:

The TS5000DMP-DCX Series valve requires an electrical connection of two wires

for the DC motor. The motor lead wires are 24

'' (609.60mm) in length. The black

lead wire should be connected to the negative or neutral lead from the motor

control voltage source. To verify the connection, check the rotation direction of

the feed screw. When correctly connected, a positive voltage signal will drive the

feed screw in a counter clockwise direction when view from the dispense tip end.

The recommended controller for the TS5000DMP-DCX Series valve is the

TS500R. If another controller is used make sure the control voltage signal is

precisely controlled. The signal should be from a regulated power supply and

should be shunted to positive motor stop. Below is a diagram of a simple braking

circuit:

Figure 2.0

10.

DMP INSERT OPTIONS

11.

STANDARD ACCESSORIES

11.1 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

DMP6-10 6 Pitch DMP Assembly, Fixed Red Collar, 10 per pack

DMP6R-10 6 Pitch DMP Assembly, Rotating Red Collar, 10 per pack

DMP8-10 8 Pitch DMP Assembly, Fixed Black Collar, 10 per pack

DMP8R-10 8 Pitch DMP Assembly, Rotating Black Collar, 10 per pack

DMP16-10 16 Pitch DMP Assembly, Fixed Blue Collar, 10 per pack

DMP16R-10 16 Pitch DMP Assembly, Rotating Blue Collar, 10 per pack

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

5000-000-005 Valve Mounting Bracket

5000-015-000 TS-SS Sample Tip Kit

TS3706 Syringe Bracket Kit

TSD1135-18 6 Pin DIN Socket

71003RHB 10cc Receiver Head, 3ft (0.9M)

73003RHB 30cc Receiver Head, 3ft (0.9M)

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

TN00DKIT Complete Dispensing Tip Kit

9000-000-112 Sample Tip Kit

5000-000-082 TS-SS Tip Torque Tool

SPARE PARTS

ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY

1 TSD1415-12 Cable 1

2 TSD1401-7 Bushing 1

3 5000-000-171 Sleeve Cap 1

4 TSD1103-334 Cap Screw 4

5 5000-000-346 Motor Sleeve 1

6 TSD1412-61 Motor 1

7 T1000295 Motor Mounting Plate 1

8 2200-000-011 Square Drive 1

9 TSD1103-330 Mounting Plate Screws 3

10 TSD1103-14 Body Screw, Long 1

11 TSD1103-10 Body Screw, Short 1

12 A0100167 Body For TS5000DMP-DCX 1

12* A0100184 Body For TS5000DMP-DCXL 1

See Section 10

DMP Insert 1

NOTE: When replacing the motor (6)

and square drive (8), Loctite #86 AVV

must be used, to bond the square drive

to the motor shaft. The square drive

must be flush with the end of the motor

shaft and any visible excess must be

cleaned off.

Figure 5.0

6. TYPICAL SYSTEM SET-UP

Figure 4.0

Dimensions are in

inches (mm)

Figure 3.0