Fishman LDS9000 manual

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    AirPulse ™ Dispenser Oper ating Guide LD S 9 000 AirF ree ™ CA Dispenser[...]

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    Thank Y ou for purchasing the Fishman LDS9000 AirF ree TM dispenser . Our 9000-line of AirF ree dispensers uses a patented positive displacement technology to provide the highest level of repeatability of any dispenser utilizing a syringe as a reservoir . W e guarantee it. Please spend a few moments familiarizing yourself with the LDS9000 dispenser[...]

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    3 P age Getting Started.............................................................................................4 Specifications ...............................................................................................5 Operation .....................................................................................................6 Program[...]

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    This manual contains all the information you will need to set up and test the 9000 series AirPulse TM dispensers . • Y ou will find the hook up for the LD A V on pages 10-15. F or the MD A V , review 16-19. For the SD A V review 20-23. • Next, pages 24-25 will show your how to set up and test a thick paste-like material. • Finally , pages 26-[...]

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    5 Specifications Input V oltage: 100-240 V A C 47-63 Hz Max Inrush Current: 3.2 A/ 1.8A Output V oltage: 5.0 VDC Output P ower: 4. 6W Fuse Rating: 1.0A/250 V AC Initiate Circuit: F oot P edal (dry contact), finger switch Drive Motor: LDA V 7.5 Degree 48 Steps/Rev MDA V 3.75 Degree 96 Steps/Rev SDA V 3.75 Degree 96 Steps/Rev Axial Movement: LDA V .0[...]

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    6 Operation The LDS9000 Dispensing System uses a patented Linear Drive System (LDS) to transfer force from the drive motor to the syringe piston. The motor , lead screw and syringe piston are linked mechanically . Each attachment (gun to reservoir , gun to piston, piston to reservoir) is specifically designed to provide zero flexing in the system d[...]

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    7 Program Contr ol Manual/Auto Dispense • Each mode provides you access to different features on the liquid crystal display . Use the Auto/Manual switch to move back and forth from manual mode to automatic mode . • In manual mode , you can use the foot pedal to dispense a deposit or bead “by eye”. Y ou are in manual mode when the Auto/Manua[...]

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    8 How to use the Control Pad On Screen Instructions When in program mode , if you are not sure what to do wait approximately 3-5 seconds and rolling instructions appear . If you missed them, not to worry , they will repeat until you make an entry . New or Saved Program In Auto Mode hit the NEXT key . Hit the left arrow to enter a new program or hit[...]

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    9 How to U se the Control Pad Erase an Input or Make a Selection In Auto mode when entering a new progr am or editing, use the left and right arrow keys to erase and input or skip between choices such as multiple saved progr ams . Use the ENTER key to select a choice . Confirming a Choice In auto or manual, always use the ENTER key to save an input[...]

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    10 LDS9000 Gun LDS9000 Gun Assembly SureLok™ Retaining Ring Cover Tip Cap Barrel Reservoir PosiLok TM Piston Piston Hub Lead Screw Dispensing Gun[...]

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    11 Remove the end cap from the barrel reservoir . • Make sure a tip cap is on the barrel. Remove the retaining ring from the dispense gun. Holding the dispensing gun with the piston hub pointed upward, place the barrel over the piston hub of the dispense gun. Holding both loosely . Step on the foot pedal until the barrel ears are raised at least [...]

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    12 Attach the Syringe (continued) Manually twist the barrel in a clockwise direction until the luer lock connector is finger tight and the ears of the barrel are flush against the retaining plate . It may be necessary to set the EXTEND/RETRA CT switch to RETRA CT and step on the foot pedal to bring the barrel ears completely flush to the retaining [...]

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    13 Removing the Syringe At the end of a dispense program the control unit will display a message: “ Remove syringe and press enter . ” Remove the retaining ring cover by turning clockwise . Slide the retaining ring cover over the barrel reservoir . T wist the barrel reservoir clockwise to remove it from the piston hub . • Discard the barrel r[...]

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    14 Program Function Follow These Steps to Input a Program • Press the NEXT key Use the left and right arrow keys to select your syringe size . Enter your dispense volume by using the keypad to enter your volume followed by pressing the ENTER key or use the left or right arrows to use the SpeedBar TM feature*. Enter your dispense rate by using the[...]

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    SAVE PROGRAM? < - YES NO - > DEFAULT POWER-ON < - YES NO - > 15 Program Function 1 2 To sa ve program, answer YES followed by the program number (0-9) of the location you wish to save your program. If you want the progr am to automatically load as the default program when the machine is turned on, answer YES to the default question. •[...]

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    16 Program Function Follow these steps to save a program to a dif ferent location. • Press the BA CK key to enter the program manager . • Press the NEXT key to enter the Save menu. • Press the left arrow to make the save . • Select a location by pressing a digit from 0-9. Tip: If the program you choose already has a sa ved program you will [...]

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    17 How to Make a Bead To dispense a continuous bead of fluid instead of a single dot, follow these steps . Switch the A UTO/MANU AL switch to MANU AL . Set the shot size to the lowest setting . F or best results , set the dispense rate to slow , to minimize backpressure in the syringe . As a beginning point, set drawback to 5 steps K eep delay set [...]

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    18 Suggested Tips • The faster you dispense the more backoff you will need. That’s because the speed at which the piston is tra veling exceeds the flow rate of the material out of the dispense tip . Therefore , creating internal pressure . More reverse motion is required to get the internal reservoir pressure back to zero . W e recommend you st[...]

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    19 Operating Tips Components • Always use Fishman AirFree™ barrel reservoirs and dispense tips . Safely dispose after use . This method prevents contamination, ensures proper safety and provides maximum cleanliness . • The heart of the Linear Drive System (LDS) is the AirFree™ piston. The specially designed luer connection provides a no sli[...]

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    20 Pourable Fluid Tw ist on a tip cap and pour your fluid into the barrel using a funnel. Insert a V enting Ribbon along the inside edge of the barrel, followed by an AirFree™ piston. Carefully press down until it contacts the fluid. While holding the piston in place gently pull the V enting Ribbon from the barrel. Thick or Non Leveling Fluid If [...]

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    21 Alternative Filling Methods • If your fluid comes prepackaged in a medical style syringe use the Fishman B250001 luer -to luer fitting to transfer the material from prepackaged syringe to the Fishman syringe . • Another option is to use the Fishman C370001 AirPulse TM reservoir filler . Purchase your fluid in a 12oz cartridge or prepack the [...]

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    22 Program Mode Program mode is ideally suited for dot type applications or automated (XYZ system) beads . This mode allows you to program a desired volume of fluid for repeated and consistent output. In the program mode there are two utilities . Program Manager and the Sa ve/Restore Manager . Utility 1: Program Manager The Program Manager has five[...]

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    23 Defining the System Drawback: Upon completion of the dispense cycle , fluid oozing out of the dispense tip is a common problem when dispensing compressible fluids . The Dra wback parameter eliminates any oozing by implementing a mechanically reversed action at the end of the dispense cycle . Because the system is intelligent, it knows the distan[...]

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    24 Manual Mode Program is ideally suited for priming the dispense tip and manual dispensing such as potting and beads . In manual mode the parameters and function of the parameters are exactly the same as progr am mode . The only difference is that the system will only dispense fluid for the amount of time the user holds the foot pedal down. The Li[...]

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    25 Defining the System Retaining Ring— The brawn of the AirF ree dispensing technology The multi-legged stainless steel design locks the syringe in place , making the syringe and gun one . In dispensing, any flexing between the barrel reservoir and surface to which it is secured represents a pressure loss and will change the amount of fluid dispe[...]

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    26 With the power ON, here’ s what happens when you press the foot pedal: The program is engaged, the motor is energized beginning the dispense cycle countdown. The motor pushes the lead screw , with piston attached to the end, down the barrel pushing the liquid out the dispensing tip . At the end of the program, the motor is de-energized—stopp[...]

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    27 Tr oubleshooting Problem: The fluid continues to ooze long after the dispense, (including drawback) is completed. Po t e n tial Solutions: •Check the needle size . The unpredictable nature of the pneumatic drive system has forced customers to use the needle as a flow control. What this means is that they use an ultra small (25G) needle to cont[...]

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    28 Glossary FOO T .................................Setting for using a foot pedal to activ ate dispensing cycle HAND ................................Setting for using finger switch to activate a dispense cycle SYR .....................................Syringe— barrel reservoir selection DIA .....................................Length—user -defin[...]

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    29 Glossary DISPENSE RA TE ...............Alw ays start with the slowest recommended rate and increase incrementally . DRA WB ACK DELA Y .........When using a small needle you can take advantage of the dra wback delay feature to give you more control over your output volume . This feature allows the fluid to flow out of the syringe before you dra w[...]

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    30 Dispenser Component Selector Guide P osiLok TM Flexible Dispense Tips Soft polypropylene burr and flash free tips assure accurate deposit control. Gauge ID .5” 1.5” Color 15G .049” Z532115 Z534115 Brown 18G .032” Z532118 Z534118 Dk. Green 20G .019” Z532120 Z534120 Pink 25G .014” Z532125 Z534125 Red Accessories Gun Stand Holds the dis[...]

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    31 T wo Y ear Fault-Free W arranty Fishman Corporation (Fishman) w arrants its product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase . Under this warr anty , Fishman will repair or replace any defective part or , at its own option, the complete dispenser regardless of fault. T o obtain serv[...]

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    Fishman Corporation 192 South Street Hopkinton, MA 01748 800-433-2115 Fax 508-435-2119 www .fishmancorp .com email: fishman@fishmancorp .com 2 7 0 26 4[...]