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パラメータ設定モード

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Parameter Setting mode

 

(1)

通信設定

/

 Communication Format Setting mode

 

この項目を変更してもダストキューブの動作には影響しません。

 

Changing this item does not affect the operation of DUSTCUBE. 

 

(2)

風量不足お知らせタイミング設定モード

/

Air Volume-Down Alert Timing setting mode

 

風量不足警告(

WARN4

)を表示させるタイミングを任意で変更できます。

 

This mode allows for changing the timing for displaying a poor air volume warning (WARN4) as desired. 

 

パラメータ設定モードに移行します。

 

Move to the Parameter Setting mode. 

 

↑/↓ボタンを押して風量不足お知らせタイミング設定モード(“

Volume Down ST

”)に移行します。

 

Press the Up/Down arrow buttons to move to the Air Volume-Down Alert Timing Setting mode 

(“Volume Down ST”).

 

  ENTER

ボタンを押します。

 

現在の設定内容が表示されます。

 

標準出荷設定値は

50

%で、“

3:Down to 50%

”が表示されます。

 

Press the ENTER button. 
The current setting appears. 

The default is 50%, displayed as “3: Down to 50%”.

 

 

↑/↓ボタンを押して

30

%~

70

%の間で選択します。

 

設定値を下げると風量不足お知らせのタイミングが遅くなり、設定値を上げると早くなります。

 

Press the Up/Down arrow buttons to select a timing between 30 to 70%. 
A lower setting causes the air volume-down alert to occur later, and vice versa. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

  ENTER

ボタンを押して設定内容を決定します。

 

Press the ENTER button to determine the setting. 

 

終了する場合は

MODE SELECT

ボタンを押して通常モードに戻ります。

 

To exit this mode, press the MODE SELECT button to return to normal mode. 

 

 

70%  60%  50%  40% 

初期圧登録時が

100%

です。

 

The  initially  registered  value 
is taken as 100%.

 

30% 

100% 

設定値

 

Setting value

 

吸込み風量が多い

 

Suction air volume is high.

 

吸込み風量が少ない

 

Suction air volume is low.

 

フィルタ性能

 

Filter performance

 

Summary of Contents for DUST CUBE

Page 1: ...uction Manual OSK 060ACC AT3 Thank you for purchasing our dust collector DUSTCUBE For safety and trouble free operation please read this instruction manual carefully and keep it at hand for future ref...

Page 2: ...s instruction manual contents general instructions for safety installation operation and maintenance works However please understand that they may not cover all possible contingencies Always keep in m...

Page 3: ...the following substances Flammable matters including gasoline thinner benzene kerosene and organic solvents Explosive materials like aluminum magnesium titanium zinc and epoxy and any matters which t...

Page 4: ...mospheric conditions of Pollution Degree 2 industrial areas The altitude of the site of use should be lower than 1000 m Transportation and storage temperatures should be within the range from 10 to 60...

Page 5: ...and there is no damage with any of them Should any problem be found please contact your supplier immediately Air intake Detachable flange Filter case Primary filter Collision plate Secondary filter A...

Page 6: ...00mm to 2000mm height from the floor Be sure to install the unit the right way up within the tolerance of 2 deg perpendicularly and horizontally Suction pipes should be routed by the most direct way S...

Page 7: ...and remove the primary secondary and the tertiary filters Pull the insulating sheet in the arrow direction off the battery cover The direction for pulling off the insulating sheet depends on the unit...

Page 8: ...without filter or with a clogged or damaged filter It will allow foreign matter to enter Avoid pressing the keys repeatedly in quick succession Switch operation may be disabled In such case turn off t...

Page 9: ...the Left or Right arrow button changes the suction power to the next lower or higher level During parameter setting mode each pressing of the Left or Right arrow button moves the cursor left or right...

Page 10: ...N4 for low air volume Go through the following steps to register initial pressures Perform the wiring and piping of the DUSTCUBE Start the unit at a desired suction power level ENTER 3 Initial DP Get...

Page 11: ...to normal operation Initial DP Clr On completion of clearing the display shows the Initial DP Clr message and the unit returns to the stop state 6 5 Display indication 1 State transition 2 Display dur...

Page 12: ...st pressure Blower Runtime h Accumulated run time resettable Indicates run time accumulated since the last resetting Total h Actual run time not resettable Indicates the total run time Motor Motor rev...

Page 13: ...ing Setting mode Volume Down ST ENTER 50 3 Down to 50 Press the ENTER button The current setting appears The default is 50 displayed as 3 Down to 50 30 70 Press the Up Down arrow buttons to select a t...

Page 14: ...TER button to determine the value Set the value in this order hours minutes and seconds MODE SELECT To exit this mode press the MODE SELECT button to return to normal mode 2 Accumulated Run Time Reset...

Page 15: ...reset press the ENTER button 1 START The display shows 1 START for reconfirmation ENTER Press the ENTER button to reset the setpoints and move the unit to normal mode 4 Error History mode 4 OFF The e...

Page 16: ...WARN5 Outputs signal when WARN2 WARN4 or WARN5 has occurred NPN open collector output Remote control operation input signal Red White Short circuit this and the pin to start remote operation The opera...

Page 17: ...devices by pressing ON OFF buttons on the operation panel Disconnect the pin and ON OFF Operate by the ON OFF button on the operation panel Capacity level Voltage Apply the intermediate value of each...

Page 18: ...n circuit not to exceed the rating Pin Pin 100mA Unit side Customer side Unit side Customer side 1 5 0 2V Output Voltage 1 to 5 0 2V Reference circuit Unit side Customer side DC24V Max DC50V LOW Curre...

Page 19: ...MODE SELECT button to move to the Error History mode If two or more errors or warnings occurred the number of occurrence is displayed in the left of the error number No If two or more errors or warnin...

Page 20: ...nd the blower is close to the error threshold Blinking Operation continues 7 7 Remedy the error referring to in 7 7 Troubleshooting WARN2 Filter replacement time expired Operation continued at low air...

Page 21: ...the filter direction in its installation Do not use a clogged worn or broken filter Use of such filter will allow the absorbed dust to disperse again into the air and can damage nearby electronic devi...

Page 22: ...r in the DUSTCUBE and close the Filter case 3 Replacement of Tertiary filter Release the two draw latches to open the Filter case Then take out the Collision plate Primary filter and the Secondary fil...

Page 23: ...without replacing the button battery after WARN7 Battery voltage low has generated However it has a risk of erasing setting data when the power is turned off Apply power to the unit Loosen the two dr...

Page 24: ...end appropriate Any errors or warnings is not indicated on the display Check the following matters at least once a month Are the filters securely fit in each casing 7 4 Replacing fuse Replace a fuse i...

Page 25: ...t may be active Turn off the main power and resume operation after 30 minutes Filters are not fitted Install the all filters correctly Draw latch is disengaged Engage the draw latch Poor suction power...

Page 26: ...consumption Working temperature Working humidity 80 RH without condensation Noise Characteristic A Max suction air temperature Body color Main body Munsell 10B7 6 Cover Munsell N9 3 Weight Accessorie...

Page 27: ...mote cable 5m Detachable flange for 38 hose Detachable flange for 50 hose Warranty This product is covered with 1 year warranty from the date of shipment provided that such warranty does not apply to...

Page 28: ...000 21 TEL 053 522 5572 FAX 053 522 5573 7000 21 Nakagawa Hosoe Kita Ku Hamamatsu Shizuoka 431 1304 Japan TEL 81 53 522 5562 FAX 81 53 523 2362 3 2020 7 3rd edition The contents of this manual is as o...

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