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Sonicator

ULTRASONIC PROCESSOR

Part No. Q2000/Q2000FCE

OPERATION MANUAL

Qsonica, LLC.

53 Church Hill Rd.

Newtown, CT 06470

Phone: 203.426.0101

www.sonicator.com

Part No. CT2000

Summary of Contents for CT2000

Page 1: ...1 Sonicator ULTRASONIC PROCESSOR Part No Q2000 Q2000FCE OPERATION MANUAL Qsonica LLC 53 Church Hill Rd Newtown CT 06470 Phone 203 426 0101 www sonicator com Part No CT2000 1...

Page 2: ...ereby disclaims any warranty of either merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose No person or company is authorized to change modify or amend the terms of this warranty in any manner whatsoe...

Page 3: ...extremes in temperature and humidity Do not place the Generator within a Fume Hood x Hearing protection is highly recommended It is recommended that a sound abating enclosure or ear protection be used...

Page 4: ...grams STANDARD PROBE PART NUMBER 4777 DIAMETER 1 5 37 mm LENGTH 9 6 244 mm REFERENCE ONLY ACTUAL TUNED LENGTH WILL VARY WEIGHT 2 0 lbs 900 grams REFERENCE ONLY ACTUAL WEIGHT WILL VARY WITH TUNED LENGT...

Page 5: ...not configured to match the wall receptacle a properly grounded universal AC socket adapter must be added Important Universal adapters do not convert voltage or frequency The manufacturer is not resp...

Page 6: ...C 50 60 Hz 20 amps If the desired plug type is different for your country or region see page 41 for a wiring diagram and consult an electrician INSTALLING THE ULTRASONIC PROCESSOR The ultrasonic proce...

Page 7: ...ntensity Probe Part 4777 Note The compressed air hose for cooling the converter is not included Power Supply Converter CL 294 Booster 4121TI Probe 4777 Converter Cable 201 0106 Compressed Air Hose Opt...

Page 8: ...9 Q2000 REAR PANEL Cooling Fan Converter Cable Connector Power Cord Connector Temperature Probe Connector Fuses Footswitch Jack DB9 Connector 8 REAR PANEL...

Page 9: ...d with a Booster as shown below Note 4776 must not be used with the booster CL294 Converter 4676 Flocell Probe with Cover Plate 4697 Probe 4777 Probe 4776 Probe 4121TI Booster 39mm Flow Cell Probe 1 5...

Page 10: ...12 Q2000 ASSEMBLY 1 Screw the converter to booster by hand 2 Set the Torque wrench to 64 5 ft lb Use the spanner wrench and Torque wrench to tightly attach the converter to the booster ASSEMBLY 10...

Page 11: ...13 3 Screw the booster to the horn by hand 4 Set the Torque wrench to 64 5 ft lb Use the spanner wrench and Torque wrench to tightly attach horn to booster 11...

Page 12: ...12 FLOW CELL ASSEMBLY 1 Mount o rings on horn 2 Slide flow cell lid over top of horn 3 Insert horn into flow cell align lid 4 Install 4 mounting bolts fully tighten by hand...

Page 13: ...safe operating temperatures The elements of the system will still heat up when air cooling is employed but the converter will operate at an acceptable temperature for continuous use It is important to...

Page 14: ...attage display During operation the wattage displayed is the energy required to drive the radiating face of a probe at that specific amplitude setting against a specific load at that particular moment...

Page 15: ...sing network continuously monitors the output requirements and automatically adjusts the power to maintain the amplitude at the preselected level The greater the resistance to the movement of the prob...

Page 16: ...Probe Options Part Tip Diameter Processing Volume Range Amplitude 4777 1 5 38mm 5 20L 100 m 4697 1 25mm 1 5L 100 m 4776 0 5 12mm 50 400ml 100 m Note Processing volumes are application specific There a...

Page 17: ...e limit has been reached optional temperature probe must be used for this feature PULSER key Used with the numeric keys to set the pulse mode The ON cycle and OFF cycle can be set independently from 1...

Page 18: ...upply frequency divided by 10 See schematic for ratings This output is referenced to pin 9 5 Power Output Watts Output Analog output representing power supply output wattage 5 44mV 1 Watt See schemati...

Page 19: ...d or hot environment for a prolonged period of time Allow the system to reach room temperature before use CAUTION Never place a washer between the converter booster or probe Never apply grease to the...

Page 20: ...4 key then the 0 key and then depress the ENTER REVIEW key The screen will display The Ultrasonic Processor is now ready for continuous operation To energize the equipment press the START key or the...

Page 21: ...second OFF To set the processing time press the TIMER key The screen will display NOTE If the START key is pressed and the time limit has not been set processing will remain uninterrupted until the ST...

Page 22: ...o allow the sample temperature to drop sufficiently The ON and OFF pulse duration can be set independently from 1 second to 59 seconds During the OFF portion of the cycle the red indicator on the PULS...

Page 23: ...the setpoint If the temperature of the sample must be monitored and or controlled insert the optional temperature probe into the jack on the rear panel immerse the temperature probe in the sample and...

Page 24: ...sed processing time e g Set 0 15 00 Time 0 10 00 c Selected pulsing cycle and actual pulsing cycle e g Pulse 30 15 d Amount of power in watts and accumulated amount of energy in JOULES delivered to th...

Page 25: ...nics when the energy level reaches a predetermined setpoint To set the energy setpoint press the ENERGY key The screen will display Using the numeric keys set the energy setpoint The screen will displ...

Page 26: ...ess the key one more time The screen will display Press the ENTER REVIEW key The screen will display Using the 1 9 numeric keys enter the ID number The screen will display Press the ENTER REVIEW key T...

Page 27: ...The screen will display Use the 1 9 numeric keys enter the ID number The screen will display Pres the ENTER REVIEW key The screen will display Note To review all the information that has been stored p...

Page 28: ...tch the unit back on to restart the equipment If the problem persists check for likely causes in the bulleted list below If the problem still persists contact customer service 203 426 0101 Your Sonica...

Page 29: ...voltage is present in the cable and will pose a shock hazard Do not touch the converter assembly until the power switch is off and the unit is unplugged Probe Maintenance While operational the convert...

Page 30: ...41 Wiring Diagram 30...

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