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Introduces the section on front and back panel controls and sub-panels.
Describes the three sub-panels on the front panel: Power, Control, and Status.
Details the connectors and controls located on the rear panel of the 900M.
Guides on installing and setting up the 900M with a welding system.
Instructions for unpacking, inspecting, and handling the 900M upon arrival.
Specifies recommended installation locations and clearance requirements for the 900M.
Details AC power connection, voltage, and grounding requirements for the 900M.
Shows electrical connection diagrams for various actuators and system configurations.
Explains the Maintained Start MBOS for safety compliance and operational benefits.
Discusses using Maintained Start MBOS, 24V status alarms, and EMERGENCY STOP for automation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the converter, booster, and horn stack.
Advises on methods to cool the converter for prolonged life and system reliability.
Explains the location and function of DIP switch S1 for system configuration.
Details warranty coverage, limitations, and exclusions for products.
States the warranty is expressed, not implied, and disclaims merchantability.
Outlines the seller's liability for repair, replacement, or refund.
Defines the seller's total aggregate liability and excludes consequential damages.
Specifies time limits for submitting warranty claims and bringing legal actions.
Provides an overview of the manual's structure and content, including safety.
Details new features like Auto-Seek O/L detect, Beep on trigger, and Display Lock.
Explains HORN DOWN mode, LED Test, and changes to menu/settings.
Introduces the operator's manual and its purpose for installation, setup, and operation.
Describes the 900M as a microprocessor-based power supply and lists model specifications.
Lists key features of the 900M series, including programmer module and diagnostics.
Briefly describes switches, sensors, and signals used to start and monitor the system.
Explains applications and components of ultrasonic weld systems and Branson actuators.
Lists related manuals for actuators, maintenance, and interfaces for further information.
Guides first-time users through front panel, weld modes, and settings before welding.
Lists and describes the seven weld modes and how to select them.
Explains how to select and set individual parameters within each weld mode.
Details how to access and navigate setup menus for different actuators.
Provides step-by-step procedures for starting the 900M and performing weld cycles.
Covers storing/recalling settings, controlling display, counters, alarms, and tuning.
Describes the output control for adjusting ultrasonic vibration amplitude.
Details a kit for reading an analog signal proportional to power drawn from the supply.
Lists standard accessories like boosters, cables, converters, and miscellaneous items.
Lists handgun accessories specifically for 905/910M models.
Provides detailed electrical specifications including power requirements, current, and output.
Lists operating and storage temperature ranges for the 900M.
Details physical dimensions and weights of power supplies, converters, and boosters.
Provides schematic diagrams showing internal and external connections of system components.
Explains the basic principle of ultrasonic welding for thermoplastic parts.
Describes the main components of an ultrasonic welding system: power supply, actuator, stack.
Details the function and placement of the power supply in the welding system.
Explains the converter's role in transforming electrical energy into mechanical vibrations.
Describes the booster's function in modifying vibration amplitude and its resonant properties.
Explains horn selection, design, materials, and how it transfers vibrations to the workpiece.
Details the dynamic trigger mechanism for applying pressure before ultrasonic energy.
Defines the unit housing the converter/booster/horn stack and applying force.
Defines audible and visual indications of errors or information messages.
Defines a resonant metal section mounted between converter and horn to alter amplitude.
Defines an electromechanical transducer converting electrical to mechanical energy.
Defines a half-wavelength section transferring vibratory energy to the workpiece.
Length of time clamping force is maintained after vibration stops for resolidification.
Welding mode where actuator descends to weld for a measured time or energy burst.
Controls welding by a predetermined length of time.
Lists manufacturers of hearing protection equipment.
Lists manufacturers of sound absorbing materials.
Lists manufacturers and distributors of static protection equipment.
Introduces the appendix listing status display messages and output pin locations.
Alphabetical list of status display messages and their explanations and required actions.
Identifies alarm output signal locations for error messages shown on the Status display.
Lists alarms that trigger a "print on alarm" condition.
Introduces the section on front and back panel controls and sub-panels.
Describes the three sub-panels on the front panel: Power, Control, and Status.
Details the connectors and controls located on the rear panel of the 900M.
Guides on installing and setting up the 900M with a welding system.
Instructions for unpacking, inspecting, and handling the 900M upon arrival.
Specifies recommended installation locations and clearance requirements for the 900M.
Details AC power connection, voltage, and grounding requirements for the 900M.
Shows electrical connection diagrams for various actuators and system configurations.
Explains the Maintained Start MBOS for safety compliance and operational benefits.
Discusses using Maintained Start MBOS, 24V status alarms, and EMERGENCY STOP for automation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the converter, booster, and horn stack.
Advises on methods to cool the converter for prolonged life and system reliability.
Explains the location and function of DIP switch S1 for system configuration.
Details warranty coverage, limitations, and exclusions for products.
States the warranty is expressed, not implied, and disclaims merchantability.
Outlines the seller's liability for repair, replacement, or refund.
Defines the seller's total aggregate liability and excludes consequential damages.
Specifies time limits for submitting warranty claims and bringing legal actions.
Provides an overview of the manual's structure and content, including safety.
Details new features like Auto-Seek O/L detect, Beep on trigger, and Display Lock.
Explains HORN DOWN mode, LED Test, and changes to menu/settings.
Introduces the operator's manual and its purpose for installation, setup, and operation.
Describes the 900M as a microprocessor-based power supply and lists model specifications.
Lists key features of the 900M series, including programmer module and diagnostics.
Briefly describes switches, sensors, and signals used to start and monitor the system.
Explains applications and components of ultrasonic weld systems and Branson actuators.
Lists related manuals for actuators, maintenance, and interfaces for further information.
Guides first-time users through front panel, weld modes, and settings before welding.
Lists and describes the seven weld modes and how to select them.
Explains how to select and set individual parameters within each weld mode.
Details how to access and navigate setup menus for different actuators.
Provides step-by-step procedures for starting the 900M and performing weld cycles.
Covers storing/recalling settings, controlling display, counters, alarms, and tuning.
Describes the output control for adjusting ultrasonic vibration amplitude.
Details a kit for reading an analog signal proportional to power drawn from the supply.
Lists standard accessories like boosters, cables, converters, and miscellaneous items.
Lists handgun accessories specifically for 905/910M models.
Provides detailed electrical specifications including power requirements, current, and output.
Lists operating and storage temperature ranges for the 900M.
Details physical dimensions and weights of power supplies, converters, and boosters.
Provides schematic diagrams showing internal and external connections of system components.
Explains the basic principle of ultrasonic welding for thermoplastic parts.
Describes the main components of an ultrasonic welding system: power supply, actuator, stack.
Details the function and placement of the power supply in the welding system.
Explains the converter's role in transforming electrical energy into mechanical vibrations.
Describes the booster's function in modifying vibration amplitude and its resonant properties.
Explains horn selection, design, materials, and how it transfers vibrations to the workpiece.
Details the dynamic trigger mechanism for applying pressure before ultrasonic energy.
Defines the unit housing the converter/booster/horn stack and applying force.
Defines audible and visual indications of errors or information messages.
Defines a resonant metal section mounted between converter and horn to alter amplitude.
Defines an electromechanical transducer converting electrical to mechanical energy.
Defines a half-wavelength section transferring vibratory energy to the workpiece.
Length of time clamping force is maintained after vibration stops for resolidification.
Welding mode where actuator descends to weld for a measured time or energy burst.
Controls welding by a predetermined length of time.
Lists manufacturers of hearing protection equipment.
Lists manufacturers of sound absorbing materials.
Lists manufacturers and distributors of static protection equipment.
Introduces the appendix listing status display messages and output pin locations.
Alphabetical list of status display messages and their explanations and required actions.
Identifies alarm output signal locations for error messages shown on the Status display.
Lists alarms that trigger a "print on alarm" condition.
General| Brand | Branson |
|---|---|
| Model | 900M Series |
| Category | Power Supply |
| Language | English |
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