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OPERATION
Make all vacuum manifold and electrical connections
and refer to Turbo-V pump instruction manual prior to
operating the Turbo-V controller.
!
To avoid injury to personnel and damage to the
equipment, if the pump is laying on a table make sure it
is steady.
Never operate the Turbo-V pump if the pump inlet is not
connected to the system or blanked off.
The controller operates completely automatically after
the remote start command is given.
Switching on/off the Pump
To switch on the pump it is necessary to short circuit pin
1 and pins 5-6 (ground) of the 9 pin "D" type connector.
To switch off the pump it is necessary to remove the
short circuit between pins 1 and 5-6.
Analog output:
0 to 10 Vdc proportional to speed (0
to 10 V ≡ 0 to 100% speed).
This output is active also during the
pump "slow down" phase after a Stop
command.
Low Speed Activation/Deactivation
To activate the Low Speed status it is necessary to
connect pin 9 of the 9-pin connector to pin 5-6 (ground)
of the 9-pin "D" type connector.
To deactivate the Low Speed status it is necessary to
disconnect pin 9 from pin 15 (ground) of the same
connector.
The low speed frequency is equal to 622 Hz.
WARNING!
MAINTENANCE
Replacement controllers are available on an advance
exchange
basis
information is provided to aid the operator in
determining malfunctions and corrective steps to be
taken.
!
In order Voltages developed in the unit are dangerous
and may be fatal. Service must be performed by
authorized personnel only.
Error Messages
For a certain type of failure, the controller will self-
diagnose the error and the following messages will be
displayed.
The controller signals the error occurred by means of a
diagnostic LED located on the box (FAULT), and on the
RS 232 port.
The LED blinks in a coded mode:
it flashes a number of time equal to the error
code (see the following table) and then stays off, and so
on.
"Status" LED (on the box)
OFF
in STOP
Blinking
in STARTING
ON
in NORMAL
Error Code Table
LED
BLINKING
NUMBER
0
No error
1
Output overcurrent
2
Not connected pump
3
Pump overtemperature
4
Controller overtemperature
5
Run-up overtime
6
Soft start overtime
7
Too High Load
8
Power Failure
8
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
through
Varian.
If
necessary,
WARNING!
DESCRIPTION
87-900-944-01 (C)
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