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General| Brand | Branson |
|---|---|
| Model | DC 315 |
| Category | Power Supply |
| Language | English |
Guidance on manual structure, essential chapters, and operation prerequisites.
Information on keeping the manual accessible at all times.
Copyright notice for the product and operating manual.
Details product liability, intended use, and warranty conditions.
Specific rules and conditions for product warranty coverage.
Outlines necessary qualifications and training for personnel operation.
Explains symbols and warnings for safe operation and potential hazards.
Details safety signs and their meanings used on BRANSON equipment.
Defines authorized personnel for operation, setup, and maintenance.
Highlights general warnings and specific hazards associated with ultrasonic equipment use.
Specifies the intended applications and limitations of the ultrasonic system.
States the scope and applicability of the operating instructions.
Describes integrated safety features like System Protection Monitoring (SPM).
Emphasizes the necessity of regular safety inspections as prescribed.
Provides safety guidelines for working with live parts and during maintenance.
Discusses sound pressure levels and recommended protective measures.
Outlines safety requirements for the operational environment, including ventilation.
Provides guidance on EMC compliance and related precautions.
Explains the ultrasonic process for joining thermoplastic resins.
Details the step-by-step process of an ultrasonic weld cycle.
Guides on evaluating applications and setting operational parameters.
Describes the function and role of the converter.
Explains the booster's function in vibration transformation and transmission.
Details the horn's role in concentrating vibrations and applying energy.
Lists the main components of the ultrasonic welding system.
Provides an overview and amplification factors of boosters.
Presents an overview of various horn shapes.
General overview of the Digital Compact system components.
Details key operational functions like Autoseek and Autotune.
Explains the function of seeking the correct start frequency for the horn.
Describes automatic frequency seeking and storage capabilities.
Explains methods to adjust amplitude from 100% to 50%.
Mentions the system's capability for high weld cycles per minute.
Details how the system compensates for mains voltage variations.
Explains amplitude maintenance during load variations.
Describes the automatic system protection feature.
Explains the gradual amplitude increase function.
Lists and describes module input and output signals.
Provides physical dimensions for modules and rack units.
Lists key technical data like frequency, power, and voltage.
Identifies and describes front panel controls and indicators.
Details controls and indicators on the front panel.
Shows rear panel connectors and their functions.
Explains setting operating modes via jumpers.
Instructions for handling, inspecting, and packing the unit.
Checking unit for completeness and damage upon delivery.
Specifies conditions for storing the unit.
Covers installation precautions and rack mounting procedures.
Details installing modules into a 19" rack.
Explains assembling and installing the converter, booster, and horn.
Describes testing ultrasonic output and frequency adaptation.
Shows rear panel connectors (J1, J2, J3) and their functions.
Details the front panel PC connector for data transfer and control.
Provides pin assignments and descriptions for the J3 connector.
Explains common reasons for overload alarms in the power supply.
Describes amplitude regulation based on voltage and load variations.
Details methods for adjusting amplitude via switches, external control, or potentiometer.
Explains the ramp start function for gradual amplitude increase.
Describes automatic frequency determination and memory capabilities.
Explains setting functions like Seek, Amplitude Control, and Ramp Start using DIP switches.
General steps for addressing operating malfunctions of the power supply.
Troubleshooting steps related to fuses and circuit breakers.
Troubleshooting issues with the power indicator and mains connection.
Troubleshoots issues with ultrasonic output or bargraph display.
Troubleshoots weld cycle power issues or overload alarms.
How to clean and condition mating surfaces for optimal operation.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's housing using a dry cloth.
How to clean internal components using compressed air.
Component disassembly and disposal guidelines according to environmental regulations.
Definition of the assembly of converter, booster, and horn.
Definition of horn's peak-to-peak displacement in axial direction.
Explanation of automatic resonant frequency compensation.
Definition of the metal section between converter and horn.
Definition of the transducer converting electrical to mechanical energy.
Definition of operation with predefined distance and ultrasonic output.
Definition of operation controlled by energy transferred.
Definition of vibration count per time, measured in Hertz.
Definition of the tool concentrating vibrations and applying energy.
Definition of welding at a short distance from horn contact.
Definition of the system part transforming line frequency.
Definition of operation with ultrasonics for a pre-defined period.
Definition of ultrasonic activation before horn contacts the part.
Request for information on modified setup configurations.
Request for user experiences that could benefit others.
Request for reports on recurring errors and malfunctions.
Request for feedback on manual usability.
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