Why Nordson UltimusPlus Dispenser shows 'No .ult file found'?
If the Nordson Dispenser does not detect an *.ult file on a USB drive, check the *.ult file on the USB drive. Ensure the file is in the root directory and not inside a folder.
What causes material suck-back in Nordson Dispenser?
Material suck-back in the Nordson Dispenser can occur if dispensing without a piston. Always use an appropriate piston to prevent material from being drawn back into the dispenser. For thick- to medium-viscosity fluids, use EFD SmoothFlow pistons. For thin, low-viscosity fluids, use EFD LV Barrier pistons. Another option is to use a syringe barrel adapter with a filter trap.
What to do if Nordson UltimusPlus Dispenser system will not accept an entered value?
If the Nordson Dispenser system does not accept an entered value, it's likely because the value is outside the allowable range. Ensure that entered values are within the specified settings range.
How to troubleshoot 'No power' on a Nordson UltimusPlus?
If the Nordson Dispenser has no power, check the power supply connection and the DC power supply to the unit. Also, ensure that the dispenser power switch is turned ON.
What does 'Sleep Mode pressure warning' mean on Nordson UltimusPlus Dispenser?
The 'Sleep Mode pressure warning' on the Nordson Dispenser indicates that the pressure is too low for the unit to enter Sleep Mode. The pressure must be above 1.0 bar (15 psi) for the unit to enter Sleep Mode. This is a precaution to prevent dripping of low viscosity materials from a syringe barrel.
What does 'Log memory full' mean for Nordson UltimusPlus Dispenser?
If the Nordson Dispenser indicates 'Log memory full', it means the Dispense Log is full. Export and purge the Dispense Log.
General| Input Voltage | 100-240 VAC |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Programmable Recipes | Yes |
| Connectivity | RS-232 |
| Air Supply Requirements | Clean, dry air |
Details the two models of UltimusPlus dispensers and their pressure regulation capabilities.
Highlights key features like touchscreen, program storage, USB/Ethernet connectivity, and MultiShot.
Covers electrical shock, general caution, reading manual, maximum air pressure, release pressure, and burns.
Warns against using halogenated solvents with aluminum components due to explosion risk.
Details the hazards of high-pressure fluids and medical alert for injection injuries.
Defines qualified personnel for equipment installation, operation, and servicing.
Specifies intended use and states that non-compliance voids approvals and may impair protection.
Provides instructions for safe operation, including guards, moving parts, ventilation, and material handling.
Offers instructions to prevent fires or explosions, including static, open flames, and ventilation.
Recommends checks for tube connections, tubing, wiring, panel cleaning, and air supply.
Emphasizes single-use nature of components, handling, and heating limits.
Outlines steps for handling malfunctions and proper disposal of equipment and materials.
Details China RoHS hazardous material declaration and WEEE directive information.
Highlights the touchscreen interface and the Air Out port functionality.
Describes the function of USB, foot pedal, power, air, exhaust, I/O, and Ethernet ports.
Explains the initial Welcome screen and how to navigate to the Home screen.
Details navigation icons, dynamic action bar, and general icons used in the interface.
Provides a visual flowchart illustrating the navigation between different dispenser screens.
Explains the 16 preprogrammed programs and how system names programs based on settings.
Describes how to use the touchscreen keypad for entering and saving editable settings.
Details the Steady, Timed, and Teach dispense modes and their typical applications.
Guide to unpacking the dispenser and registering the warranty online.
Steps for connecting the power plug, cord, and ground wire to the dispenser.
Instructions for connecting the foot pedal or alternative initiation methods.
Instructions for connecting a mouse as an alternative to touchscreen operation.
Details on installing a pressure regulator and connecting the air supply.
Instructions for connecting tubing to the Air Out port on the dispenser.
Steps for attaching the syringe barrel and dispense tip to the adapter.
Procedure for switching on the dispenser and accessing the Home screen.
Guide to entering and adjusting the dispense time setting.
Instructions for setting the air pressure for initial startup and testing.
Procedure for setting the vacuum level to 0.0 for initial setup.
Steps to enable Steady mode and purge the tip with material.
Guidance on connecting other system components or for factory integration.
Explains that deposit size is controlled by time, pressure, and tip size.
A flowchart to guide the user in setting up the dispenser for different applications.
Procedure for setting up the dispenser in Steady mode for variable deposit amounts.
Guide to setting up for Timed mode, recommending Teach mode or manual entry.
Step-by-step guide to teach the dispenser the correct dispense time for desired deposit size.
Instructions for manually setting dispense time for Timed mode operation.
Tips on core variables (time, pressure, vacuum), tip size, and smooth flow.
Advice on pressure/time settings, flow rate, and handling error messages for accuracy.
Steps for powering on the dispenser and opening the Home screen for operation.
Guide to changing dispense time, pressure, or vacuum settings via the touchscreen.
Explains two methods to activate a dispense program from the Program Library or Home screen.
Instructions on how to edit existing programs via the Home screen or Program Library.
Procedure for locking the system with a password and unlocking it.
How to export all programs from the library to a USB drive.
How to import programs from a USB drive into the dispenser's library.
Overview of using a barcode scanner to change active dispense programs.
Steps to connect a scanner and assign a barcode to a specific dispense program.
Procedure for scanning a barcode to activate its associated program and dispense.
Instructions for removing a barcode association from a dispense program.
Explains the MultiShot feature for dispensing multiple shots per cycle.
Steps to enter MultiShot count and pause time, and how to use the feature.
Guide to enabling, disabling, and setting the timer for Sleep Mode on UltimusPlus I.
Methods for clearing alarms, either via touchscreen or the Clear Alarm I/O input.
Procedure for viewing or exporting log entries to a USB drive for analysis.
Instructions for connecting the dispenser to a factory system using an Ethernet cable.
How to select the desired display language from the available options.
Instructions for setting units for pressure and vacuum readings.
Procedure for setting the system's date, time, and time format (12/24 hour).
Steps to change the current password for system access and security.
How to view shot/system counts and set/reset run limits for programs.
Details on accessing and viewing system information like phone numbers and serial number.
Guidance on checking the software version and performing updates via USB.
Describes the advantages of the Quicksilver adapter assembly over standard ones.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate piston style for different fluid types.
General precautions and considerations for filling syringe barrels to prevent air entrapment.
Instructions for top filling pourable and medium-to-high viscosity materials.
Steps for filling syringe barrels from the bottom, controlling flow rate.
Details on using Atlas Filling System and luer-to-luer fittings for efficient filling.
Lists part numbers for UltimusPlus I and II dispensers and calibrated versions.
Catalog of Quicksilver adapter assemblies with different hose lengths and filter traps.
Information on optional accessories to enhance dispenser performance.
Lists available replacement parts, including the foot pedal assembly.
Provides possible causes and corrective actions for dispenser warnings like memory low or run limit.
Addresses problems with .ult files, software updates, and emergency stop signals.
Covers issues related to power, voltage initiation, and value entry errors.
Solutions for problems like no fluid dispensed, inconsistent output, and material suck-back.
Details the pin assignments for the I/O port on the dispenser controller.
Explains the circuit for initiating a dispense cycle via a 24 VDC signal.
Describes the circuit for incrementing program numbers using a 24 VDC signal.
Details the circuit for initiating an emergency stop via an external source.
Explains how to clear dispenser alarms or emergency stops via I/O.
Describes the circuit that signals an alarm state to external devices.
Details the circuit that provides an EOC signal for external equipment acknowledgment.
Explains the circuit for initiating a dispense cycle via a contact closure.
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