AMERICAN ULTRAVIOLET Lesco SUPERSPOT MK III Technical Reference Manual

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SUPERSPOT
MK III
UV SPOTCURE SYSTEM
Model: VSM3003
TECHNICAL REFERENCE
MANUAL
This product conforms
to
CE Standards
See Appendix A for details
AUV/LESCO
A
A Division of American Ultraviolet Company
WWW.LESCOUV.COM
23555 Telo Avenue
Torrance, CA 90505
REV.
P
10/6/10

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  • Page 1 ™ SUPERSPOT MK III UV SPOTCURE SYSTEM Model: VSM3003 TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL This product conforms CE Standards See Appendix A for details AUV/LESCO A Division of American Ultraviolet Company WWW.LESCOUV.COM 23555 Telo Avenue Torrance, CA 90505 REV. 10/6/10...
  • Page 2 WARRANTY AUV/LESCO EQUIPMENT POLICY UV STANDARD PRODUCT WARRANTY: All ultraviolet equipment manufactured by American Ultraviolet West/LESCO (AUV West/LESCO) is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal and proper use for one (1) full year from the date of original shipment. As of October 9, 2008 normal use is based on an 8-hour work day, 5 days a week (8*5*52=2080Hrs).
  • Page 3 Warranty AUV/LESCO 1000-Hour SST Bulb Policy BULB WARRANTY: American Ultraviolet West/LESCO (AUV West/LESCO) warranties its UV Super Spot Technology (SST) premium bulbs for 1000 hours of operation when used with AUV West/LESCO manufactured products listed below. AUV West/LESCO designs and manufactures its SST bulbs for exceptionally long service life at higher than conventional intensities.
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  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1.0. GENERAL INFORMATION....................5 1.1........................5 COPE OF ANUAL 1.2........................ 5 YSTEM ESCRIPTION 2.0. SAFETY............................6 2.1......................6 LTRAVIOLET ADIATION 2.2..........................7 OWER UP 3.0. COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION .................... 7 3.1............................ 7 OUSING 3.1.1.
  • Page 6 4.5.3. Proper Light Exposure....................22 5.0. CALIBRATION........................23 5.1....................23 PTICAL EEDBACK PERATION 5.1.1. Optical Feedback setting ....................23 5.1.2. Optical Feedback Calibration ..................23 5.2....................24 PTICAL EEDBACK ROBLEMS 6.0. MAINTENANCE......................... 25 6.1. H ............................25 OUSING 6.2.
  • Page 7: General Information

    1.1. Scope of Manual This manual provides the information necessary for operating and maintaining the AUV/LESCO SUPERSPOT MK III UV spot curing system. It contains descriptions of the major components, safety requirements and references to pertinent mechanical and electrical drawings.
  • Page 8: Safety

    2.0. Safety The AUV/LESCO UV SPOTCURE system has been designed to operate safely. Hundreds of AUV/LESCO UV curing systems are in operation in a wide variety of industrial environments worldwide without any worker safety problems or health hazards. However, this equipment can present worker safety problems if care is not taken to install and operate it correctly.
  • Page 9: Power Up

    2.2. Power up Always verify the correct voltage setting of the unit before applying power. Damage to the power supply can occur if wrong voltage is applied even momentarily. The UV bulb may also be affected. Verify the proper setting following Section 4.3 ** CAUTION ** Disconnect power from system or unplug system from wall or VAC power source before connecting the footswitch adapter.
  • Page 10: Lamp Housing

    3.1.1. Lamp Housing Reflector Lightguide Receptacle UV Bulb UV Bulb Connector Block This area contains the optical transmission assembly, bulb, reflector, optical feedback sensor and electrical lamp connections. The function of each component in the lamp housing is described below. KMM1002P...
  • Page 11: Uv Bulb

    3.1.2. UV Bulb The UV bulb is an efficient 100-watt short arc DC mercury vapor lamp. The lamp needs a high voltage ignition pulse in order to start. Once ignited, it requires one or two minutes to reach its operating voltage and current. This period is referred to as the "warm-up" time.
  • Page 12: Focusing Reflector

    3.1.4. Focusing Reflector The reflector is a high precision, first surface elliptical reflector used to gather and focus the highest concentration of energy from the bulb. 3.1.5. Bulb Reflector Module The Bulb Reflector Module is a detachable assembly consisting of the bulb, metal holder and an elliptical reflector.
  • Page 13: Front Panel

    3.2. Front Panel Lightguide Port Receptacle Lamp on Window Optical Feedback Alarm Indicator Lamp Hour Meter Shutter Timer 3.2.1. Lamp Hour Meter The lamp hour meter mounted on the front panel records the cumulative number of lamp operating hours. The lamp hour meter is calibrated in 0.1-hour (6 minutes) increments, and displays from 0.1 to 9999.9 hours.
  • Page 14: Shutter Assembly

    The bi-level power supply is a solid state, high frequency switching DC supply suitable for operation on 110V and 220V ± 10%, 50/60 Hz. The power supply provides the high voltage pulse necessary to ignite the lamp and the operating voltage for continuous lamp operation.
  • Page 15: Back Panel

    3.3. Back Panel Cooling Fans Lamp Hour Reset I/O Connector Power Control Switch ** CAUTION ** Do not cover chassis ventilation slots. 3.3.1. Cooling Fans The fan system is used to maintain the optimum temperature of the Lamp while cooling the optics and electronics.
  • Page 16: Power Control Switch

    3.3.2. Power Control Switch This contains the power switch, power cord socket (IEC type) and main fuse. ** WARNING ** For continued protection against risk of fire, replace only with the same type and rating of fuse. Input volts Fuse rating 100-120 4A T, 250 VAC, Slow Blow 220-250...
  • Page 17: Installation/Start Up

    4.0. Installation/Start Up Before unpacking the system, inspect the shipping container for any damage such as broken corners, deformity, holes and/or tears. After unpacking the system, examine the equipment for any damage, i.e. unusual dents or rattling of components. Should there be any major damage immediately inform the shipping company and AUV/LESCO.
  • Page 18: Set Timer

    4.1.2. Set Timer Set the exposure timer to the desired exposure duration (0.01 to 99.99 sec.) by pushing the miniature thumb switches. If one intends to operate in the "Manual" mode, make sure the "Timer/Manual" switch is in the "Manual" position. See section 3.2.3. 4.1.3.
  • Page 19: Bulb Installation

    4.2. Bulb Installation ** WARNING ** Disconnect power and unplug unit from wall before installing or removing lamp or servicing unit. The following procedures will allow for proper operation of the MKIII system. 1. Using a Phillips screwdriver, loosen the four quick connects that are on the sides of the top cover.
  • Page 20 5. Plug the leads into the matching colored sockets and replace the housing. (NOTE: Be certain the black bulb lead wire is NOT pinched between the housing and retainer clips. Lead wire should be free of pressed contact from bulb to socket.) Re-attach the cover to the main unit.
  • Page 21: Voltage Setting

    4.3. Voltage Setting ** WARNING ** Disconnect power and unplug unit from wall before installing or removing lamp or servicing unit ** WARNING ** Risk of electrical shock, do not remove cover. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel ** CAUTION ** Check input voltage and set input power module switch before plug in.
  • Page 22 Figure 1. See Detail A-A Voltage Selection Connector 120 VAC 240 VAC Detail A-A To change from 120VAC to 240VAC input, move the connector shown in Detail A-A 1 pin position forward as shown above. Figure 1A. Voltage Setting. KMM1002P...
  • Page 23: Manual Operation

    4.4. Manual Operation 4.4.1. Toggle Switch In the Manual operation mode, the shutter remains open and UV light is continuously emitted from the light exit end of the lightguide for as long as the footswitch is depressed. If operating in the Manual mode, make sure that the shutter selector switch is in the "Manual"...
  • Page 24: Timed Exposure Operation

    4.5. Timed Exposure Operation 4.5.1. Toggle Switch In the Timed Exposure mode, shutter opening is triggered by momentarily depressing the footswitch and the shutter will stay open for the duration determined by the setting of the Automatic Shutter Timer. It will close automatically when the set time has elapsed. If operating in the Timed Exposure mode, make sure that shutter selector switch is in the "Timer"...
  • Page 25: Calibration

    5.0. Calibration 5.1. Optical Feedback Operation Optical Feedback is designed to maintain constant exposure intensity over the lifetime of the bulb for tight process control. It automatically compensates for the normal decay of the bulb during its operating life, achieving a constant output to maintain uniform total energy per cure cycle.
  • Page 26: Optical Feedback Problems

    1. Close the housing after replacing the bulb, reflector, filter, and/or UV sensor. Turn the system on, attach the lightguide, and allow the lamp to warm up for 5 minutes. Insert +/- leads of DC voltmeter (not included) in the calibration test points located on rear panel.
  • Page 27: Maintenance

    6.0. Maintenance 6.1. Housing The MK III is a simple, rugged unit and does not require complicated routine maintenance. Routine maintenance consists of keeping the unit clean, periodical cleaning of air filters, and periodical UV output measurements to ensure that the unit performs optimally.
  • Page 28 For 120vac Fuse 4A in first line Jumpered in second line. Spare fuse 4A For 220vac Fuse 2A in first line Remove the jumper Install a 2A fuse in second line Correct fuse placement in holder No fuse Correct Incorrect Contacts Fuse not making contact KMM1002P...
  • Page 29: Optical Components

    6.4. Optical Components The optical components are the reflector assembly, the shutter, the IR filter and the lightguide. 6.5. Reflector Assembly The reflector is a highly important component of the “optical train” since the light produced by the bulb must first be collected by the reflector. When the reflector is new, it has a very high efficiency, but with time and temperature, it slowly decays to lower levels.
  • Page 30: Fiber-Optic

    quote a variety of custom guides for special purposes. These include special models optimized for high transmission in the UV “B” and UV “C” range (230 to 390 nm). Contact AUV/LESCO factory for price and delivery of special products. AUV/LESCO’s precision-built LF lightguides are high quality optical instruments, but their performance will naturally degrade with time.
  • Page 31: All Lightguides

    3. Use a clean Q-tip or Clean-wipe to scrub the surface when applying the solvent. Make sure no material “bleeds” from the surface, as this is an indication that there has been mechanical damage. 4. Be careful not to expose the mono-coil jacket (black flexible tubing) surface to the acetone.
  • Page 32: Drawings/Schematics

    7.0. Drawings/Schematics The following section is a set of drawings and schematics complete with specifications for the MKIII system and accessories. 7.1. Main Schematic MKIII with VUM1022-HP Interface MKIII with VUM1022 Interface 7.2. Input / Output Connector Wiring I/O Interface Option, VUM1022-HP I/O Interface Option, VUM1022 I/O Interface w/ Safety Shutter Option, VUM1020 I/O Interface Lamp On &...
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  • Page 36: Input / Output Connector Wiring

    7.2. Input / Output Connector Wiring 7.2.1. I/O Interface Option, VUM1022-HP DESCRIPTION FUNCTION INPUT COMMON INPUT – CONTINUITY BETWEEN PINS SHUTTER 1 & 2 WILL ACTIVATE SHUTTER TRIGGER OUTPUT -- PIN 3, 18VDC TO PIN 6 POWER WHEN POWER ALERT CONDITION EXISTS* ALERT + 24VDC SUPPLY 25mA MAX SHUTTER...
  • Page 37: I/O Interface Option, Vum1022

    7.2.2. I/O Interface Option, VUM1022 DESCRIPTION FUNCTION INPUT - CONTINUITY BETWEEN PINS SHUTTER 1 & 2 WILL ACTIVATE SHUTTER TRIGGER INPUT COMMON POWER OUTPUT - PIN 3 TO PIN 6 WHEN ALERT POWER ALERT CONDITION EXISTS * LAMP ON OUTPUT - PINS 4 TO PIN 6 INDICATOR WHEN LAMP ON + 24VDC SUPPLY 25mA MAX...
  • Page 38: I/O Interface W/ Safety Shutter Option, Vum1020

    7.2.3. I/O Interface w/ Safety Shutter Option, VUM1020 DESCRIPTION FUNCTION INPUT – CONTINUITY BETWEEN PINS SHUTTER 1 & 6 WILL ACTIVATE SHUTTER TRIGGER HARNESS SHUTTER SAFETY INTERLOCK SHUTTER INTLK 250mA INDUCTIVE LOAD POWER OUTPUT - PIN 3 TO PIN 6 WHEN ALERT POWER ALERT CONDITION EXISTS * SHUTTER SAFETY INTERLOCK...
  • Page 39: I/O Lamp On & Power Alert Option, Vum1024

    7.2.4. I/O Lamp On & Power Alert Option, VUM1024 DESCRIPTION FUNCTION POWER OUTPUT - PIN 3 TO PIN 6 WHEN ALERT POWER ALERT CONDITION EXISTS * OUTPUT COMMON ALARM & LAMP ON OUTPUT – PINS 4 TO PIN 6 LAMP ON WHEN LAMP ON INDICATOR NOTE: LIMIT CURRENT THROUGH OUTPUTS 3 &...
  • Page 40: Shutter Activate Input Wiring

    7.2.5. Shutter Activate Input Wiring FOOT SWITCH SOLID STATE 250mA INDUCTIVE KMM1002P...
  • Page 41: Accessories

    8.0. Accessories 8.1. Standard Replacement Parts To order replacement parts please call the AUV/LESCO spare parts dept. in Torrance, CA. TOLL FREE (800) 615-3726 or (310) 784-2930. 2 Amp, 120V AC input fuse EFB1008 4 Amp, 240V AC input fuse EFB1007 Foot Pedal EVB2115...
  • Page 42: Troubleshooting

    9.0. Troubleshooting *** WARNING *** PARTS MAY BE HOT. If unit was running allow time for cool down. Exercise care when touching internal optical parts. *** WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE *** High voltage may be present in bulb terminal connections. Allow 2 minutes time to bleed down capacitor voltage. ** CAUTION ** Disconnect power from system or unplug system from wall or VAC power source before connecting the footswitch adapter.
  • Page 43 load, then power supply components, wiring or shorts may be the problem. Perform visual inspection of power supply components and wiring. Retest power supply. Replace power supply if necessary. If power supply blows fuses and bulbs but checks OK Unit Blows Fuses & Bulbs without a bulb installed, the power supply DC current regulator is not working.
  • Page 44 radiometer reading with calibrated radiometer AUV/LESCO Quartz Test Fixture. Verify that the lightguide is properly pushed completely into the lightguide socket (and that the ball plunger is in the detent groove if applicable.) Verify that both ends of the lightguide are clean. (See section on Lightguides) Clean quartz surfaces with reagent grade isopropyl alcohol (IPA) using a cotton swab...
  • Page 45 Disconnect the fan connector, plug system power in, turn the unit on, press top cover interlock switch when applicable, and check for 24 VDC in the harness side of the connector. If 24 VDC is present, then change the fan. If no voltage is present, replace the power supply.
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  • Page 51 IR Filter Description Presented here are the different spectral output graphs of our various filters on the UV Spot Cure series. Filter OFB1004 280nm-480nm Intensity (counts) 4000 3000 2000 1000 Wavelength (nm) Filter OFB1008 280nm-400nm Intensity (counts) 4000 3000 2000 1000 Wavelength (nm) KMM1002P...
  • Page 52 Filter OFB1013 275nm-500nm Intensity (counts) 4000 3000 2000 1000 Wavelength (nm) Filter OFB1014 280nm-320nm Intensity (counts) 4000 3000 2000 1000 Wavelength (nm) KMM1002P...
  • Page 53 Filter OFB1019 400nm-500nm Filter OFB1021 320nm-420nm Intensity (counts) 4000 3000 2000 1000 Wavelength (nm) KMM1002P...
  • Page 54 FOR: SPARE PARTS, SALES, OR SERVICE CALL: ™ AUV/LESCO A Division of American Ultraviolet Company 23555 TELO AVENUE TORRANCE, CA 90505 PHONE: (310) 784-2930 / (800) 615-3726 FAX: (310) 784-2929 / (800) 905-3726 E-mail: Sales@lescouv.com KMM1002P...

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