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Gilson Company, Inc. 

GilSonic AutoSiever: GA-6

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4.1  Programmable Control Keypad

See Figure 4.0 for a diagram of the AutoSiever control panel.

RUN/STOP

The Run/Stop button starts and stops the sieving action. The 

“Run” LED light is on when the AutoSiever is running. If this 

button is pressed during a sequence, the AutoSiever will abort 

the test. If pressed again, another sequence will be initiated 

from the beginning.

MAN/AUTO

This function selects manual or automatic modes of operation 

for the AutoSiever. The Manual mode is generally used when 

determining proper time and amplitude settings for particular 

samples. The Auto mode is used when inputting data in pro-

grams or selecting programs from memory.

PAUSE/RES

The Pause/Resume function interrupts the progress of a sieving 

sequence. The “Pause” LED light is lit when this function is 

activated. When paused, remaining time and sequence position 

will be indicated on the display and program LED’s. Press the 

Pause/Resume button a second time to resume operation.

PGM

The Program function is used to enter amplitude and phase 

times. The button is pressed to accept the displayed value and 

advance to the next entry. This function is also used to review 

saved values in an existing program. 

 

REC/

   AND SAVE/

4.0  CONTROL & DISPLAY FUNCTIONS

Fuse & Voltage Selector Block

The Recall and Save functions are used to store or recall programs 

from any of the ten memory locations coded 0 through 9. The 

buttons are enabled when programming in the “Auto” mode. 

The up and down arrow functions are used for setting time 

and amplitude values and are enabled in the “Manual” mode.

4.2  Tapping Action Control Buttons

Horizontal and vertical tapping assists in particle separation 

and freeing lodged, near-size particles from blinded openings:

Off 

This disables all tapping. Pressing this will make Sieving action 

of the unit solely dependent on sonic energy.

This button activates vertical tapping. The platform of the 

Sieving Chamber is struck from underneath, elevating and 

reorienting particles to the sieve cloth during the sieving 

sequence.

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This button engages both horizontal and vertical tapping. 

The two horizontal tappers can be seen in the rear of the 

sieving chamber on the left-hand side. Use of both Vertical 

and horizontal tapping assures maximum movement of hard 

to separate material.

Figure 3.1

Remove panel and set aside.

Remove fuses.

Voltage selector setup for 110V operation.

To change to 220V, pull out, turn 180°

and insert with "220" showing. 

Summary of Contents for GA-6

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Page 2: ...Test Phase Indicator Lights 6 4 4 Operating Mode Indicator Lights 6 5 0 Preparing the Sieve Stack Assembly 7 6 0 Establishing Test Sequences 8 6 1 Setting Maximum Amplitude 9 6 2 Establishing Phase Ti...

Page 3: ...from No 20 850 m to No 635 20 m or precision electroform nickel mesh 150 m to 5 m Electroformedmeshsizesof150 mandlargerareavailable for 2 m precision when needed Largerwire wovensievesfromNo 3 1 2toN...

Page 4: ...S unplug or disconnect machine from the power source when the unit is not in operation 2 0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 0 UNCRATING SETUP Afterinspectingtheshipmentforexternaldamage immediately unpack the Gi...

Page 5: ...advance to the next entry This function is also used to review saved values in an existing program REC AND SAVE 4 0 CONTROL DISPLAY FUNCTIONS Fuse Voltage Selector Block TheRecallandSavefunctionsareus...

Page 6: ...ethatdecreaseswithparticlesize Thegradualdecrease attheendofthetestservestocleanupseparationofnear sized particles on each sieve Max Amplitude ThisLEDisonatanytimetheprogrammedmaximumamplitude setting...

Page 7: ...ede airflow enough to damage sieves B On a balance sensitive to at least 0 01 gram determine and record the tare mass of parts that will contact the sample during testing Diaphragm Top Cone Each Sieve...

Page 8: ...maximum F PlacetheColumnLockovertheDiaphragmandpressdown until the Stack Locking Bars snap onto the top ring of the Fines Collector Holder G Insert the Sieve Stack Assembly into the sieving chamber o...

Page 9: ...n 0 1 minute 6 second increments 1 minute 18 seconds would be displayed as 1 3 Digits entered appear in the right hand space of the display and push other digits to the left When entering newvalues it...

Page 10: ...C through J or select a previously stored program from one of the ten memory locations by pressing REC and the memory location C Press the RUN STOP button to initiate the test The AutoSieverwillexecu...

Page 11: ...ower cord from the rear of the unit B Remove the 7 Phillips head screws on the top of the unit and remove the case top and handle C Noteorientationofthespeakerandremovethetwolugged wires from the term...

Page 12: ...70 181 GAA 71 65 181 GAA 72 63 181 GAA 72A 60 181 GAA 73 55 250 GAA 74 53 250 GAA 74A 50 250 GAA 75 45 250 GAA 76 40 300 GAA 77 38 300 GAA 77A 35 300 GAA 78 32 300 GAA 78A 30 300 GAA 79 25 400 GAA 80...

Page 13: ...nic AutoSiever GA 6 Page 13 Column Lock GAA 85 Diaphragm GAA 3 Top Cone GAA 87 Standard Spacer GAA 88 Fines Collector GAA 4 Fines Collector Holder GAA 89 Complete Sieve Stack Assembly GAA 2 12 0 REPLA...

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