Ransburg 80100 Series, Service Manual

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9060 High Voltage Controller - Operation
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The value displayed can range from 0 to
1023. The µA display can only display 3
digits so the display will run:
000 to 999
000 to 023 (1000 to 1023)
This range can be easily tested by slowly
increasing the analog signal starting from 0
N O T E
To navigate through the analog indexes, use
the - and + buttons. Both buttons change the
index by 1 for each press and will automatically
wrap back around when the either end of the list
is reached.
Digital Signal Monitoring Mode
In the digital signal monitoring mode the kV
display will show a “d#” with the “#” being the
digital signal index as shown in Figure 27 and
Figure 28. The ON/OFF state of the currently
selected digital signal is displayed on the µA
display as either -ON (Figure 27) or OFF
(Figure 28). There are a total of 5 digital signal
inputs that can be monitored, they are listed in
the digital index reference table under their
respective index.
Figure 26: Analog Signal Monitoring (Index 0)
Analog Index Reference
Index Analog Signal
0 Buffered Gun Current Feedback
1 Current Control Feedback
2 N/A
3 Voltage Control Feedback
4 Gun Switch
5 KV Setpoint (Current or Voltage)
6 N/A
7 N/A
Digital Index Reference
Index Analog Signal
0 Reset
1 Local/Remote Select
2 Triple Set 0
3 Triple Set 1
4 Trigger
Figure 27: Digital Signal Monitoring (Index 0 - ON)
Figure 28: Digital Signal Monitoring (Index 3 - OFF)
Analog Signal Monitoring Mode
In the analog signal monitoring mode the kV
display will show an “A#” with the “#” being the
analog signal index as shown in Figure 26. The
analog-to-digital converted (ADC) value of the
currently selected analog signal is displayed on
the µA display. The displayed value can be in
the range of 0 to 1023, with 0 corresponding to
the minimum analog input value. There are a
total of 8 analog signal inputs that can be
monitored, they are listed in the analog index
reference table under their respective index.