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TMT-PH300 IR Preheater
USER MANUAL
OPERATION - MODE 2
Operation - Mode "2"
When the preheater is set to Mode "2", the system uses a custom temperature/time
profile to control temperature. The external temperature sensor "b" ("6b" in control
diagram) is used to control the preheater temperature. The external temperature
sensor "c" is used for additional monitoring.
Note: In order to measure temperature
correctly, kapton tape must be used to securely fix sensor B to the PCBA or
component. If sensor B cannot accurately report temperature then the preheater
temperature may run out of control.
1. Follow "Operation - Mode Selection" Instructions
2. Press the selection button ("2" in control diagram), the display will show "
run prof
"
3. Press the selection button. The digital display will show:
(1.a) upper digital display will show "
seg1
"
(2.a) lower digital display will show "
XXXt
" (xxx denotes time in seconds)
Press the "▲" button or "▼" button to adjust the time (5 to 200 seconds)
Note: For safety, the temperature rise is limited to no more than 3C per second.
4. Press the selection button. The digital display will show:
(1.a) upper digital display will show "
seg1
"
(2.a) lower digital display will show "
XXXC
" (xxx denotes temperature)
Press the "▲" button or "▼" button to adjust the temperature (50C to 250C)
5. Repeat step 3 and 4 setting the time and temperature for segments 2 through 6
(SEG2/3/4/5/6).
6. To start the preheating profile, repeatedly press the selection button until "
Run
Prof
" is displayed, than press the "▲" button to start. A three second countdown
will commence before the profile is initiated.
7. To see the current segment, the running time, or the temperature of the sensors,
repeatedly press the selection button to switch between the different display modes.
8. After the profile finishes running, the display will show "
End
"
9. Press the press the "▲" button to save the profile and exit to profile adjustment
mode.
Note: To exit the running profile before the process finishes, press the "▲"
button. The system will exit and return to the profile adjustment display.