OmniCure® LX500 Series
UV Curing Solutions
http://www.excelitas.com/omnicure
Excelitas Canada Inc. 2020
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035-xxxxxR, rev.1
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035-00628R
Main Control Panel
Displays upon start-up; shows current state of each
connected UV LED Head (displays two or four channels
depending on Controller model).
The timer for each channel is how long (in seconds)
the UV LED Head will remain on when an exposure is
triggered. If the timer is displaying 0.0 seconds then
the unit is in “count up” mode and the UV LED Head
will remain on for as long as the enable signal is
present. If in count up mode, the timer value cannot
be changed.
The intensity is represented by both a numerical value
and a bar graph. If calibrated for irradiance, the
number will be a decimal without a ‘W’, if a decimal
number with a W is shown, the head is calibrated for
power mode. The color of the intensity bar will be
same as the color code on the UV LED Head. The
intensity will be displayed as a percentage for un-
calibrated heads or in W/cm2 or W for calibrated heads
(refer to
Section
8.5,
”Calibrating a UV LED Head”
).
Closed loop feedback will be engaged for intensities
below 100%. When closed loop feedback (CLF) is on,
an icon will appear beside the intensity bar for that
channel. The CLF icon appears when CLF is actively
controlling the output of the head. If the CLF icon
disappears before the completion of an exposure, then
CLF has reached the upper limit it can adjust for and is
no longer functional. If CLF usage is desired, it is
recommended that you use an intensity of 80% or less.
The bottom of the screen shows the last event. If you
have an SD card installed this event will be saved to a
log file. (refer to
Section 8.6
,
”Viewing Log Files”
).
When the system experiences an alarm, the alarm icon
beside the Head number will turn red and an alarm
message will pop up.
StepCure
Use to control the UV LED Head operation for
sequence programming and S2000 compatibility. For
more information, see
Section 6.4,”Defining Exposure
Parameters
”.
