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Alarm Display

If a problem occurs with the unit, the alarm indictor corresponding to each trouble flashes and at the same time, the 
alarm signal is output from the external control terminal.
If occurrence of a problem is indicated, immediately check its cause and take corrective measures.

Alarm Display

 Shutter error

If the shutter does not open (or close) when the shutter open 
(or  close)  operation  is  carried  out, 

SHUTTER ERR.

  indi-

cator flashes.

  The shutter unit is defective. Contact our office.

 Lamp error

If the lamp does not light even when the lamp lighting opera-
tion is carried out, 

LAMP ERR.

 Indicator flashes.

  Check  the  lamp  for  proper  installation.  If  it  still 

does not light, replace it with a new one.

If the outgoing light intensity fails to reach its set level while 
the  optical  feedback  function  is  activated,  it  is  judged  as 
lamp deterioration and 

LAMP ERR.

 Indicator flashes.

  Lower  the  output  intensity  setting  or  replace  the 

lamp  with  a  new  one.  After  replacing  the  lamp, 
make sure to adjust the output intensity level. 

 

To  turn  off 

LAMP ERR.

  indicator,  press  UP  and 

DOWN buttons at the same time.

 Overheating

If  the  temperature  inside  the  unit  rises  excessively  high, 

OVER HEAT

  indicator  flashes.  If  the  overheated  status 

continues more than 2 minutes, the lamp is forcibly turned off.

  Check for the following problems.

• Has the cooling fan stopped?
• Is the air intake port blocked?
•  Is  ambient  temperature  high  due  to  insufficient  ex-

haust from the airtight enclosure?

*  When  the  temperature  inside  the  unit  lowers,  the 

alarm will be cancelled.

 Lamp change

When  the  accumulated  lamp  operation  time  reach-
es  4000  hours  (L8253:3000  hours)  (lamp  lifetime), 

LAMP CHANGE

 indicator flashes.

  The unit can be used for some time after this indi-

cator starts flashing, replace the lamp with a new 

one as soon as possible.

 

After replacing the lamp, be sure to reset the accu-

mulated lamp operation time.

 

When the accumulated lamp operation time reach-

es 5000 hours, the lamp is forced to turn off for the 

sake of safety. (Unless the accumulated lamp oper-

ation time is reset, the lamp will not turn on again.)

Preparation prior to Operation

  Connecting the Light Guide

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  Loosen the light guide fixing screw on the rear panel’s light guide connection aperture.

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  Insert a light guide all the way into the aperture, then retighten the screw.

  Do  not  touch  the  end  face  of  the  light  guide.  Dirt  at-

tached on it will reduce the amount of transmitted light. 

  Always handle light guides with care, as they are deli-

cate and may break if dropped or if bent to an exces-
sive angle. Never bend to a radius of less than 10 cm.

  Do  not  use  the  light  guide  with  the  protection  cap 

attached to the end of the light guide. The cap would 
melt  as  the  end  face  of  the  fiber  is  deteriorated  by 
heat, and cause the output intensity (volume of light) 
to reduce. If it has become dirty, wipe it with a gauze 
(soft cloth) soaked with alcohol.

  Always turn off the power supply switch to the main 

unit before connecting the power supply. 

  Connecting the Power Supply

•  Always make sure this unit has been grounded before using it. 
•  The power cord supplied with this unit is intended for use with this unit only. Do not use it 

for any other purpose. 

  Always turn off the power supply switch to the main unit before connecting the power supply. 

 

CAUTION

 Do not touch the end 

face of the light guide 

with bare hand. If it has 

become dirty, wipe it 

with a gauze (soft cloth) 

soaked with alcohol.

Light guide connection aperture

Never bend to a 
radius of less than 
10 cm.

Light guide

Caution

Caution

Summary of Contents for LIGHTINGCURE LC8

Page 1: ...e unless this manual has been fully understood The person responsible for the equipment must not let anyone operate the equipment who does not have full understanding of the equipment Keep this manual...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...29 Adjustment of Optical Feedback Unit Option 32 Command Control 32 Contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice Copying or quoting of this manual whether partially or as a whol...

Page 4: ...APAN INPUT 100 V 240 V 300 VA 50 HZ 60 Hz IOIOI S N DB0000 MODEL L9588 01 SPOT LIGHT SOURCE MADE IN JAPAN INPUT 100 V 240 V 300 VA 50 HZ 60 Hz CN1 AC IOIOI Component Names L9566 L9566 series L9566 Fro...

Page 5: ...connector page 32 oCooling fan 0Name plate position 1AC inlet 2Air inlets 3Light output adjusting screw page 32 zAlarm indicator page 24 xLamp ON indicator page 29 cLamp Operation time page 27 vRelati...

Page 6: ...6 1 1 1 2 JIS C 7550 3 JIS T 8141 30 kV 15 1 MPa 10 4 MPa 40...

Page 7: ...7 56 1 3 L9566 L9588 03 04 06A L9566 L9588 01A 02A 4000 L8253 3000 4000 L8253 3000 4000 L8253 3000 0 1 MPa 1 MPa IEC I ON OFF...

Page 8: ...8 25 80 10 cm 10 cm L9566 L9588 10 cm 10 cm 10 cm 10 cm...

Page 9: ...V 1 k GND 15 D sub w i GND ON o 4 GND ON 0 5 ON D sub 15P XM3A 1521 XM2S 1511 GND ON 50 V 30 mA GND ON ON 30 V 50 mA 100 1 k 50 V No 1 12 V 12 V dc 100 mA max 2 4000 L8253 3000 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 5...

Page 10: ...10 SHUTTER ERR LAMP ERR LAMP ERR UP DOWN LAMP ERR OVER HEAT 2 4000 L8253 3000 LAMP CHANGE 5000 q w 10 cm OFF OFF 10 cm...

Page 11: ...11 q OFF w e 1 MPa 10 r t y u...

Page 12: ...12 Save Normal POWER SAVING Save Normal POWER SAVING Normal Save 10 q w M4 8 e r LIGHTNING CURE LC8 A9616 10 q w e r q r M3 2 w e L9588 L9566 M3...

Page 13: ...13 0 1 MPa 1 MPa ON OFF ON OFF 10 q 15 w OFF e r t y 11 r u 4000 L8253 3000 LAMP CHANGE 5000 SHIFT UP DOWN OPERATING TIME UP DOWN 0 5000 10 OFF 30 ms 1 OFF 10 2 5...

Page 14: ...14 LAMP ON OFF 1 1 5 0 5 ON e ON 3 19 5 STABLE 5 r ON LAMP ON OFF 1 5 2 0 5 0 5 ON e r OFF 2 9 SHUTTER MANUAL 1 SHUTTER MANUAL 1 3 5 ON t ON 3 5 OFF t OFF...

Page 15: ...SELECT SHIFT SELECT SHIFT SELECT 3 w SHUTTER AUTO 7 7STEP 1 1STEP SHIFT SELECT W SHIFT 1STEP 1 W 3 1 7 STEP 7STEP 7 W 1 STEP 1 7 STEP 7 1 STEP 7STEP 1STEP 1STEP UP DOWN 0 100 1 SHUTTER MANUAL 0 00 W...

Page 16: ...16 1 2 7STEP SELECT 1 9 SELECT 1 2 1 P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P7 P6 1 P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P7 P6 1 2 1 UP DOWN 0 100 1 SHUTTER MAN UAL 0 00 W 4 50 W 0 02 W UP DOWN 0 1 999 9 0 1 2 1 2 0 0 3 6 7 3 1...

Page 17: ...SHIFT SELECT SHUTTER MANUAL r UP 3 LCD t SHIFT SELECT 3 SHUTTER MANUAL y SHUTTER MANUAL u i e t RS232C PC RS232C 1 9600 1 8 CR 0DH PC PC 1 INP 2 500 ms 50 ms 25 ms 20 ERR 1 PC ERR05 INP 2 ERR05 INP PC...

Page 18: ...xx L0OK L0NGxx S1OK S1NGxx S0OK ATOK ATNG03 AT ATSOK ATSNGxx ATT INT OK INT NG INT INT INTSETOK INTSETNGxx CURE OK CURE NG CURE nnn mmm m CURE n nn mmm m START OK START NGxx STP STOPOK INP LIFOK LAMPC...

Page 19: ...19 4000 L8253 3000 4000 L8253 3000 56 LAMP ERR UV 5000 PC 5 typ 11 11 13 13 11 17 18 13 15 16 10 11 11 15 14 14 17 17 17 10 17 PC 5...

Page 20: ...operation of the equipment Never look directly into the light guide connection aper ture or at the light emanating from the light guide Strong ultraviolet light can cause visual disorder DO NOT allow...

Page 21: ...orized When it is used and disposed of in any place outside of Japan it should be treated properly according to the statutory regulations of the state and local governments applicable to that place La...

Page 22: ...ended environment for use About 25 C ambient temperature 80 or less humidity Allow for adequate ventilation of fan exhaust Some lamps depending on types produce ozone which smells for some time after...

Page 23: ...g as it is inputted When no signal is inputted the shutter closes 14 Output intensity DOWN When this signal is inputted while the shutter is open using the manual mode the output intensity reduces as...

Page 24: ...ndicator flashes The unit can be used for some time after this indi cator starts flashing replace the lamp with a new one as soon as possible After replacing the lamp be sure to reset the accu mulated...

Page 25: ...he lamp flange so that the slit faces up as shown in the figure and push in the lamp as it is y After inserting the lamp fully align the groove in the lamp fixing cap and the pin of the lamp holder an...

Page 26: ...to install a specified filter A9616 series to a unit of LIGHTING CURE LC8 series Filter Installation Be sure to disconnect the power cord when installing the filter Do not install the filter while the...

Page 27: ...amp with a new one as soon as possible Also when the accumulated lamp operation time reach es 5000 hours the lamp is forced to turn off for the sake of safety Unless the accumulated lamp operation tim...

Page 28: ...the power failure time is 30 ms or less The lamp remains on Everything functions normally When the power failure time is about 1 second The lamp goes off and both of the lamp ON signal and lamp stable...

Page 29: ...flash for ap proximately 5 seconds If a panel button is pressed while the indicator lamp is flashing both the lamp and the indicator lamp go out The lamp does not go out unless the button is pressed t...

Page 30: ...and select the mode using the SELECT button As the program mode once set is stored in the memory of the main unit the program starts in the previously set mode when the power is turned on next time U...

Page 31: ...ty changes in steps Step 1 Output intensity setting display Adjust the output intensity diaphragm opening using UP and DOWN but tons 0 to 100 by every 1 When the optical feedback func tion is at work...

Page 32: ...seconds or longer to exit the PROGRAM mode and press the SHUTTER MANUAL button to close the shutter y Press the MANUAL button of the shutter to open the shutter u Using a precision screwdriver turn th...

Page 33: ...mory cure operation at work 02 If memory cure operation is at work it is terminated closed If auto cure operation is at work it is terminated closed NG auto function being executed 03 NG auto function...

Page 34: ...ce the lamp with a new one Adjust the intensity Wipe the end faces of the light guide clean with a gauze soaked with alcohol Tighten the lamp fixing cap securely Lower output intensity setting value o...

Page 35: ...35 1 1 1 2 IEC 2006 IEC 62471 EMI 30kV 15 1MPa 10 4MPa 40...

Page 36: ...36 56 1 3 4000 L8253 3000 4000 L8253 3000 4000 L8253 3000 0 1MPa 1MPa IEC I ON OFF L9566 L9588 03 04 06A L9566 L9588 01A 02A...

Page 37: ...37 L9566 L9588 10cm 10cm 10cm 10cm 25 80 10cm 10cm...

Page 38: ...GND D sub 15P XM3A 1521 XM2S 1511 50V 100 GND 1k GND ON 50V 30mA GND 30V 50mA 100 1k No 1 12 V 12V dc 100 mA max 2 4000 L8253 3000 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 9 UP 10 0 5 11 0 5 12 0 5 13 14 DOWN 15 GND COM w i GN...

Page 39: ...39 SHUTTER ERR LAMP ERR LAMP ERR UP DOWN LAMP ERR OVER HEAT 2 4000 L8253 3000 LAMP CHANGE 5000 q w 10cm OFF OFF 10cm...

Page 40: ...40 q OFF w e r t y 1MPa 10 u...

Page 41: ...41 Save Normal POWER SAVING Save Normal POWER SAVING Normal Save 10 q w M4 8 e r LIGHTNING CURE LC8 A9616 10 q w e r L9566 L9588 q r w e M3 2 M3 e...

Page 42: ...42 0 1MPa 1MPa ON OFF ON OFF 10 q 15 w OFF e r t y 40 r u 4000 L8253 3000 LAMP CHANGE 5000 SHIFT UP DOWN OPERATING TIME UP DOWN 0 1 1 5000 30ms 1 OFF 10 2 5...

Page 43: ...43 1 5 0 5 e ON 1 LAMP ON OFF 3 48 5 STABLE 5 r ON 1 LAMP ON OFF 5 2 0 5 0 5 e r OFF 2 9 2 1 SHUTTER MANUAL 1 SHUTTER MANUAL 3 5 t ON 3 5 t OFF...

Page 44: ...SELECT SHIFT SELECT SHIFT SELECT 3 w SHUTTER AUTO 7 7STEP 1 1STEP SHIFT SELECT W 1STEP 1 W 7 STEP 7STEP 7 W 1 STEP 1 7 STEP 7 1 STEP 7STEP 1STEP 1STEP SHIFT 7STEP 3 1 UP DOWN 0 100 1 SHUTTER MANUAL 0...

Page 45: ...45 1 2 SELECT 1 9 SELECT 1 2 1 P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P7 P6 1 1 P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P7 P6 2 1 2 1 2 0 0 3 6 7 3 1 1 UP DOWN 0 100 1 SHUTTER MANUAL 0 00W 4 50W 0 02W UP DOWN 0 1 999 9 0 1...

Page 46: ...00ms 50ms 25ms 20 ERR 1 PC ERR05 INP Fig 2 ERR05 INP PC PC PC ERR05 INP q w UV e SHIFT SELECT SHUT TER MANUAL r UP 3 LCD t SHIFT SELECT 3 SHUTTER MANUAL y SHUTTER MANUAL u UV i 3 5 00 UV UV 00 15mm 44...

Page 47: ...NTSETNGxx NG 03 CURE nnn mmm m CUREE nn n mmm m 1 2 W 1 9 1 or 2 1 2 W nnn n nn W mmm m s 7 CURE OK CURE NG NG 02 CURE CURE nnn mmm m CUREE n nn mmm m 1 9 1 or 2 1 2 W nnn n nn W mmm m s 7 START START...

Page 48: ...48 56 4000 L8253 3000 4000 L8253 3000 40 5000 40 42 42 40 PC PC 46 47 42 44 45 39 40 LAMP ERR 40 46 5 43 43 UV 5 46 46 46 39 46...

Page 49: ...10 seconds later more than 1 sec The initial state is resumed Ultravi olet leakage Not above 0 001 mW cm2 at 365 nm Paint Standard paint color used at HAMAMATSU PHOTON ICS Displays Back side printed f...

Page 50: ...V 240 V 300 VA 50 HZ 60 Hz IOIOI 142 110 16 16 227 5 311 232 39 5 39 5 36 12 7 49 49 158 49 49 311 232 39 5 39 5 36 12 7 142 110 16 16 227 5 158 S N DB0000 MODEL L9588 01 SPOT LIGHT SOURCE MADE IN JAP...

Page 51: ...9616 11 2 230 250 60 248nm Accessories Option Specifications of filters 50 5 123 118 3 mm UNIT mm mm A9616 A9616 series A9616 mm UNIT mm mm 8 7 55 53 7 27 5 68 2 46 Filter Type Number of Transmittance...

Page 52: ...1 50 million times of shutter operation Shutter Unit Optical Feedback 365 nm E9793 02 50 million times of shutter operation or 20 000 h Shutter Unit Optical Feedback 436 nm E9793 03 50 million times o...

Page 53: ...service life such as lamp shutter and relay specified by each manu facturer has expired The extent of the warranty shall be limited to delivery of a sub stitute unit The warranty period of the substit...

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