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Advanjet HV-2000C Jet Controller Setup and Operation
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7.3
Recipe Timing Commands (Continued)
SL
Adjust Refill Time for First Drop #nRecipeID,#,#+,#DelaySec;
The
SL
command adjusts the Refill Time for the first dot. These values help to control
the size and quality of the first dot. Four parameters are required for this function,
defined as follows:
1
# nRecipeID
Identifies the recipe; it must be between
0 and 5
.
2
#
Sets the timing value in
0.1 msec
units to be added to the first dot
3
# +
Sets the timing value in
0.1 msec
units to be added to the first dot
after the Jet is idle for # DelaySec seconds
4
# DelaySec
Sets the Jet idle time used by the #+ in
seconds
.
Example: SL 0,2,4,20;
Sets the first recipe, Recipe #1
Time is 0.2 msec
+ Time is 0.4 msec
Idle Time is 20 seconds
The Time (0.2 msec) is added to the Refill Time of Recipe #1 for every
drop in DROP mode and added only to the very first drop in LINE mode, as
described in Section 6.4. If the Jet has been idle for more than 20 seconds, then
the + Time (0.4 msec) is used for first drop adjustment.
CT
Set Drop Count and Trigger Format #nRecipeID,#TriggerFormat,#nDotCount;
The
CT
command set the count value for drops and the format for the trigger input.
Three parameters are required for this function, defined as follows:
1
# nRecipeID
Identifies the recipe; it must be between
0 and 5
.
2
# TriggerFormat
Sets #TriggerFormat; 0 = PULSE and 1 = LEVEL
3
# nDotCount
Sets the number of drops per trigger signal
Example #1: CT 0,0,2;
Sets the first recipe, Recipe #1
Trigger format is PULSE
Drop Count is 2.
This command will cause the Jet to dispense 2 drops when it receives a PULSE
signal from Recipe #1 Trigger.
Example #2: CT 1,1,5;
Sets the second recipe, Recipe #2
Trigger format is LEVEL
The number of drops will depend on the duration of the LEVEL signal (low) from
Recipe #2 Trigger and the single drop cycle time defined by the ST command.
The drop count value of 5 is ignored.
