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  • Page 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS IONFIX COMPACT WITH CONSTANT-POWER OPERATION...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Page 1. Introduction 2. Safety 3. Use and Operation 4. Installation 5. Commissioning and Operation 6. Remote interface 7. Technical Specifications 8. Troubleshooting 9. Maintenance and Repair 10. Disposal 11. Spare Parts IONFIX_Compact GEN_OI_Iss.1...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    This manual applies to the Fraser IONFIX Compact Generator product range: • IONFIX Compact, 24 V DC input, 30 kV DC output, positive or negative output polarity. • IONFIX Compact, 85-264 V AC input, 30 kV DC output, positive or negative output polarity.

  • Page 5: Safety

    2. Safety Safety Concepts The Fraser IONFIX Compact is a high-voltage switched-mode power supply. It has been designed in accordance with the safety requirements of EN 62368-1:2014 (Audio/video, information and communication technology equipment, Part 1: Safety requirements). This standard is harmonised under the EU Low Voltage Directive and recognised by UL.
  • Page 6 Do not insert or remove high voltage connectors when the generator is powered or its output energised. • Any changes to the equipment without written consent of the manufacturer will invalidate the warranty and CE certification. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...

  • Page 7: Use And Operation

    The IONFIX Compact has simple front-panel controls allowing the output voltage to be set precisely to match the process requirements. The output current is electronically limited, and this limit may be reduced if necessary to suit the particular application.
  • Page 8 7093 edge pinner 7090 spot pinning electrode 7095 pinner Your local Fraser distributor can advise on the use and installation of these electrodes. Alternatively, please visit our website (www.fraser-antistatic.com) for further information on applications of these products. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...

  • Page 9: Installation

    4. Installation Checking on delivered equipment The equipment leaves our factory in suitable protective packaging. Please check that it is undamaged when it arrives. If there is visible damage contact the supplier immediately. Check that the parts which have been delivered are the same as you have ordered. Front panel rotation The front panel display and controls of the generator may be rotated by 180°...
  • Page 10 Note that the 4 sockets are internally connected in parallel. Ensure that any unused sockets are plugged with the supplied blanking plugs (Fraser P/N 730218) to prevent dirt ingress. • Do not route HV cables near to sharp metal components.
  • Page 11 Connect the power input cable to the generator. a. DC variant: connect +24 V to the left-hand terminal of the ‘Combicon’ pluggable terminal block (viewed from rear of generator), and 0 V to the right-hand terminal of the ‘Combicon’ pluggable terminal block. It is recommended to fit bootlace ferrules to the stripped ends of the 24 V input cable.

  • Page 12: Commissioning And Operation

    • • Voltage +/- Buttons: Allow the high voltage output level of the generator to be adjusted. • Current Limit +/- Buttons: Allow the output current limit level of the generator to be adjusted. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 13 Operating the generator Switching the generator on To power up the generator, put the main power switch on the front panel into the ‘ON’ position. The LCD backlight will illuminate and the following text will be displayed on the screen as the generator initialises and performs self-checks: The LCD will then switch to the normal operating display (positive generator shown): If any of the generator remote interface functions are enabled the ‘Remote’...
  • Page 14 3. Output voltage 25 kV, output current 0.8 mA. Output power = 20 W. 4. Output voltage reducing below 25 kV, output current limited to 0.8 mA. Output power < 20 W. Output Voltage (kV) Fraser IONFIX Compact Generator Competing Generators © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 15 With a voltage setpoint greater than 20 kV, the ‘Current Limited’ LED indicator will illuminate if the 20 W power limit is reached, even if the programmed current limit is not reached. To adjust the current limit, use the ‘Current –’ and ‘Current +’ to change the setpoint value. For example, if the current setpoint was reduced to 0.5 mA, the following would be displayed: If the current limit is adjusted whilst the HV output is enabled, the setpoint value followed by ‘SP’...
  • Page 16 For example, with HV off and remote voltage setpoint enabled: With HV on and remote voltage setpoint enabled: If the front panel voltage adjustment buttons are pressed in this state, the following error message will be shown: © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 17 Remote current limit If the remote current limit function is enabled, an ‘R’ will be added to the ‘SP’ or ‘OP’ after the current readout on the generator display. For example, with HV off and remote current limit enabled: With HV on and remote current limit enabled: If the front panel current limit adjustment buttons are pressed in this state, the following error message will be shown: If both the remote voltage setpoint and remote current limit are enabled, the following will be shown...

  • Page 18: Remote Interface

    The pins are numbered as shown below (viewed looking into socket on rear of generator): The corresponding 25-way D-type plug is Amphenol L717DB25P or equivalent. Any standard 25-way D-type connector, cable or breakout board can be used to make connections to the remote interface. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 19 The interface connections are as follows: Pin No. Function Pin No. Function Remote on/off input +ve Remote on/off input -ve External current setpoint input GND (0 V) External voltage setpoint input GND (0 V) Remote voltage monitor output GND (0 V) Remote current monitor output External voltage setpoint enable +24 V reference output...
  • Page 20 The HV output of the generator will be enabled whilst the ‘RUN/STOP’ button remains pressed. It is not possible to turn the HV off using the ‘RUN/STOP’ button if it is enabled via the remote on/off input. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 21 External voltage setpoint input (pins 3, 17, 18) The external voltage setpoint input (pin 3) allows the high voltage output level of the generator to be programmed by an analogue voltage signal. To use the remote voltage setpoint function, it must first be enabled by connecting pin 18 (external setpoint enable) to pin 17 (GND).
  • Page 22 The voltage monitor output is protected against short circuit to GND, and applied voltages up to +28 V. The output impedance of the signal driver circuit is approximately 150 Ω. The wiring example below shows a panel meter connected the remote voltage monitor output. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 23 Remote current monitor output (pin 5) The remote current monitor output (pin 5) allows the present output current of the generator to be monitored remotely. This signal may be fed into a PLC system, or used to drive a panel meter (10 V full- scale sensitivity).
  • Page 24 To provide a PLC-compatible signal, connect +24 V (supplied externally or from pin 6) to pin 9, and the PLC input to pin 22. The wiring example below shows the overload output connected to a PLC system using an external power source to provide the 24 V signal level. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 25 Operating output (pins 10, 23) The operating output is activated when all of the following conditions are satisfied: • HV output enabled via either the front panel run/stop button or the remote on/off input. • Voltage setpoint not set to zero. •...
  • Page 26 A 12 V reference output is supplied on pin 7 of the remote interface. This may be used to provide a signal for the remote on/off input. The maximum current that may be drawn from this output is 20 mA. © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...

  • Page 27: Technical Specifications

    Output voltage rise time: <15 ms. [TBD] ms full-load, [TBD] ms no-load. Output voltage fall time: Output connector type: 4 x Fraser 30/60 kV tubular spring-contact HV connector. Protection Short-circuit protection: Continuous output current electronically limited. Output arcing protection: HV output disabled for 4 seconds in event of arcing.
  • Page 28 Mass (AC variant): 4.6 kg Regulatory EU LVD (2014/35/EU) Electrical safety: EN 62368-1:2014 EU EMCD (2014/30/EU) CE Marking: Emissions: EN 61000-6-3:2007 Immunity: EN 61000-6-2:2005 Harmonics: EN 61000-3-2:2006+A2:2009 Options No-cost options: Display orientation (‘desktop’ or ‘wall-mount’). © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...
  • Page 29 Dimensions IONFIX_Compact GEN_OI_Iss.1...

  • Page 30: Troubleshooting

    ‘UNDER VOLTAGE’ shown on display All LEDs flashing Supply voltage too high. Check supply voltage. ‘OVER VOLTAGE’ shown on display All LEDs flashing Internal fault with generator. Contact distributor. Any other message shown on display © Fraser Anti-Static Techniques Ltd 2016...

  • Page 31: Maintenance And Repair

    Fraser Anti-Static Techniques. In some cases it may be necessary for the generator to be returned to Fraser Anti-Static Techniques for investigation and repair. Please ensure the generator is suitably packaged and clearly indicate the symp- toms of the fault encountered, including any error messages displayed by the generator.
  • Page 32 For more information about static and to view the full range of our products, please visit www.fraser-antistatic.com Scotts Business Park, Bampton, Devon, GB, EX16 9DN T + 44 (0) 1398 331114 F + 44 (0) 1398 331411 E sales@fraser-antistatic.co.uk W www.fraser-antistatic.com...

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