MIMAKI CF3-1610, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Dust Collector Connections
A commercially available dust collector must be connected to Model M to collect the dust generated during
cutting.
Precautions for Dust Collector Connections
Correct Connections and Incorrect Connections
• The dust collector is not available as an option.Provide a dust collector that meets the following
conditions:
Permits continuous operation
Power consumption 1 KW min.
Does not have self-hold switches
• The dust collector switch must remain ON permanently. If the switch is not ON, dust collector operation
will not start when the unit vacuum operation starts.
• The dust collector operation is interlocked with the plotter vacuum operation. When vacuum adhesion
starts, the dust collector turns ON. When the vacuum turns off or the workpiece is released, the dust
collector automatically turns OFF.
• Two types of power outlet are available for dust collector connections: 100 V and 200 V.
Make the connection that matches the voltage of the dust collector that is being connected.
• The voltage from the power cable for dust collection cannot be automatically converted and output to the
voltage of the connected dust collector. Be certain to connect a dust collector that matches the power
supply voltage.
Connection of a dust collector
of 100 V to 120 V
Connection of a dust collector
of 200 V to 240 V
Incorrect connection
Connection of a dust collector of 200 V or 240 V
Connection of a dust collector of 100 V or 120 V
Connect the power cable to a power supply that is of the same voltage as the dust collector.
Connect to the same voltage
(100 V or 120 V) as the dust
collector that is being
connected.
A dust collector of
100 V or 120 V
Connect to the same voltage
(200 V or 240 V) as the dust
collector that is being
connected.
A dust collector of
200 V or 240 V
Connect to a different
voltage (200 V or 240 V) from
the dust collector that is
being connected.
A dust collector of
100 V or 120 V