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  • Page 1 ECD SmartDRY - Keeping products safe and reliable for peace of mind. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual...
  • Page 2 In no event shall ECD be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damage caused or alleged to have been...
  • Page 3 SmartDRY™ SD-48F & SD-30XD E55-7483-30/35 E57-7489-30/35 The undersigned hereby declares, on behalf of the ECD Inc., that the above-referenced product, to which this declara- tion relates, is in conformity with the provisions of: SAFTEY: IEC 61010-1 “Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use - Part 1: General require- ments”...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Introduction ......................................7 2.0 Receiving and Inspection ..................................8 2.1 Inspection......................................8 2.2 Loss or Damage ....................................8 2.3 Shipping Materials ................................... 8 2.4 Return Shipment ....................................8 2.5 Accessories ....................................... 8 3.0 Graphic Symbols ....................................9 4.0 Operators Safety Information ................................
  • Page 5 9.4 Help ........................................ 53 9.5 Graph ......................................54 10.0 Equipment Maintenance ................................. 55 10.1 Cleaning ....................................... 55 10.2 ECD SmartDRY™ Humidity and Temperature Sensor ........................56 10.3 Clock battery ....................................57 10.4 SmartDRY™ Dryer ..................................58 10.5 Power Board ....................................65 10.6 RH/Temperature Probe ................................
  • Page 6 11.0 Service and Troubleshooting ................................72 11.1 Main Display is black: ................................... 72 11.2 RH set point is not achieved: ............................... 73 11.3 Bake Temperature set point is not achieved: ..........................74 11.4 System Alerts ....................................75 11.5 Updating SmartDRY™ SD Series Dry Cabinets Firmware & Network Dashboard ................ 76 11.6 SYSTEM RESET ....................................

  • Page 7: Introduction

    ECD, Inc. stands behind our products and wants to let you know we are here if you need us. Before you use the SmartDRY™ Cabinet, read this entire manual carefully to understand how to install, oper- ate, and maintain the unit in a safe manner.

  • Page 8: Receiving And Inspection

    2.4 RETURN SHIPMENT If for any reason you must return the unit, contact ECD for a Return Materials Authorization (RMA). Be pre- pared to supply the Model Number and Serial number located on the Serial number label when requesting an 11.0 Service &...

  • Page 9: Graphic Symbols

    3.0 GRAPHIC SYMBOLS The SmartDRY™ Cabinet and this Setup and Operation Manual uses graphic symbols which help identify at a glance several Dangers, warnings, functions, as well as indicate the status of the cabinet: Product Symbols: Warning: Whenever this internationally recognized symbol is used on the product, additional infor- mation concerning that particular feature or function appears in the Setup and Operation Manual.
  • Page 10 Control Panel Symbols: Displays Main Menu. Animated symbol that indicates Drying in process. Static indicates this dryer is on line. Animated symbol that indicates Regeneration in process. Static indicates awaiting regeneration. Animated symbol that indicates heat is being applied. Static indicates Bake cycle initiated. Displays a graph (rH or Temperature) Moves increments a user entered value.
  • Page 11 Setup and Operation Manual Symbols: Informs the user that the note includes important information. Informs the user that the note includes a handy tip. Informs the user of an equation used. Informs the user that the note identifies conditions or practices that could result in damage to the equipment.

  • Page 12: Operators Safety Information

    Hardware changes or modifications to the SmartDRY™ SD Series Dry Cabinets or components are not expressly approved by ECD and could void the warranty. THE WARRANTY WILL NOT COVER DAMAGE CAUSED BY NEGLECT OR ABUSE OF ANY ECD PROD- UCTS. TO MAINTAIN THE SAFETY FEATURES INCORPORATED, OPERATION MUST BE IN STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED HEREIN.

  • Page 13: Setup & Installation

    5.0 SETUP & INSTALLATION The installation of the SmartDRY™ Cabinet may be performed by the end user. Local, city, county, or other ju- risdictions may govern the use of this equipment. If you have any questions about local requirements, please contact the appropriate local agency.

  • Page 14: Location

    5.2 LOCATION When selecting a site for the cabinet, consider conditions which may affect performance, such as heat from radiators, ovens, production equipment, etc. Avoid direct sun, fast-moving air currents, heating/cooling ducts etc. To ensure air circulation, allow a minimum of 75 mm (3”) between the unit and any walls or partitions which might obstruct free air flow.

  • Page 15: Lifting / Handling

    5.3 LIFTING / HANDLING SD Series Dry Cabinets are heavy and care should be taken to use appropriate lifting devices that are suffi- ciently rated for the load. SD Series Dry Cabinets should only be lifted from their bottom surfaces. Door han- dles, enclosures and cabinet overhangs are not adequate for lifting or stabilization.

  • Page 16: Shelf Placement

    5.5 SHELF PLACEMENT Cabinet Shelves are held in place on each side by a shelf support that slips into pre-cut slots. The shelf sup- ports are symmetrical and can be used to support either the left or right side of the shelf. Slots are pre-cut to prevent blocking of air vents and LED lighting in addition to fitting most common parts bins, boxes and reels;...
  • Page 17 3) Tilt the shelf at a slight angle, and insert through the cabinet door and place on the installed shelf sup- ports. TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE CABINET LED'S OR THE CABINET, WHEN REMOVING THE SHELVING FROM IT MUST BE TILTED ENOUGH TO AVOID CONTACT WITH ANY OBSTACLE. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 17...

  • Page 18: Control Panel

    6.0 CONTROL PANEL 6.1 MAIN DISPLAY Displays current conditions and allow access to all programmable functions. The contents of this display change depending if you are in SmartDRY™ or SmartBAKE™ mode. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 18...

  • Page 19: Current Rh

    6.1.1 CURRENT RH Displays the current RH measurement. (When in the optional SmartBAKE™ mode this displays the current Temperature.) 6.1.2 CURRENT TEMPERATURE Displays the current Temperature measurement. (When in the optional SmartBAKE™ mode this displays the current RH.) SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 19...

  • Page 20: Status Indicators

    6.1.3 STATUS INDICATORS Indicates status of each Dryer Module. Drying Symbol Animated to indicate the dryer is actively drying the interior of the cabinet. Static to indicate that it is currently on line for drying. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 20...
  • Page 21 Regen symbol Animated to indicate the Dryer Module is being regenerated. Static to indicate it needs to be regenerated and is waiting for the other to complete. Bake Symbol Animated to indicate a timed SmartBAKE™ cycle is in progress. Network Symbol Indicates the SmartDRY™...

  • Page 22: Count Down Timer

    6.1.4 COUNT DOWN TIMER When in SmartBAKE™ mode (optional) this displays the time remaining in the current SmartBAKE™ process. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 22...

  • Page 23: Graph Display

    6.1.5 GRAPH DISPLAY Pressing the Graph button allows you to select and see the recorded measurements of either RH or Tempera- ture in graphical form. 6.1.6 MENU SYSTEM Pressing the Menu button allows you enter the Main menu for viewing or changing the current SmartDRY™ and SmartBAKE™...

  • Page 24: Down Arrow

    6.2 OK Accepts the current highlighted item in the touch display and saves a user set value. 6.3 DOWN ARROW Decrements a user entered value. 6.4 UP ARROW Increments a user entered value. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 24...

  • Page 25: Interior Lighting

    6.5 INTERIOR LIGHTING Press to toggle the interior lights on. Press again to toggle off. 6.6 ALARM MUTE Press to mute the alarm buzzer. This mutes the buzzer for all current alarm(s). A new alarm which occurs after pressing the alarm mute will sound the buzzer again. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 25...

  • Page 26: Alarm Cancel

    6.7 ALARM CANCEL Press to cancel an alarm. This delets all current alarm(s) and returns back to the SmartDRY™ Screen. A new alarm which occurs after pressing cancel will sound the buzzer again and display the Alarm Screen. THE ALARM CONDITION(S) MUST BE CORRECTED OR THE ALARM CONDITION WILL RETURN. 6.8 ESD PROTECTION Standard 1/8”...

  • Page 27: Network Dashboard

    7.0 NETWORK DASHBOARD 7.1 DASHBOARD 1) Data Graph: Crosshair - The Data Graph displays a line connecting the points with their corresponding axis. Range Selector: The range selector is a tool for selecting ranges to display within the chart. It pro- vides buttons to select preconfigured ranges in the chart (1, 3, 6 month etc).
  • Page 28 2) Status (Real-Time): Current RH & Temperature Current Mode: SmartDRY™  SmartBAKE™ – Settings for J-STD or Manual Bake  Events: Power on/off  Regenerate  Recovery  Door Activity (Open/Close) - This icon is also displayed on the Data Graph. ...

  • Page 29: Settings

    7.2 SETTINGS THE SETTING ARE A CURRENT SNAP SHOT OF THE CABINET SETTINGS. ALL CHANGES TO THE CAB- INET SETTINGS HAVE TO BE DONE FROM THE MAIN DISPLAY. 1) SmartDRY™ Settings: RH - Displays the RH setpoint. Alarms - Displays any configured Alarms. 2) SmartBAKE™...

  • Page 30: Setup

    7.3 SETUP 1. Connect the SmartDRY™ to the Network via cable. SmartDRY™ acquires an IP Address from the Net- work. This will then be the URL Address for the SmartDRY™ Network. 2. Get SmartDRY™ IP address assigned by your Network. a.

  • Page 31: Quick Start

    8.0 QUICK START The SmartDRY™ Cabinet is ready to plug in and begin using as soon as it is safely set up. The SmartDRY™ Cabi- net is preset to meet the requirement of J-STD 033 for the safe storage of Moisture Sensitive Components. No additional programming is required.

  • Page 32: Shelf Configuration

    8.3 SHELF CONFIGURATION Install the shelves to meet your storage requirements. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 32...

  • Page 33: Power

    8.4 POWER Connect to properly grounded power plug. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 33...

  • Page 34: Time Settings

    8.5 TIME SETTINGS Set the Real Time Clock and ALL time settings for your location. To set the Time: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the Other Settings menu by pressing the Settings button. 2) Enter the Date/Time Settings by pressing the Time button.

  • Page 35: Clear History

    8.6 CLEAR HISTORY Clear the stored memory. Performing this step clears unwanted data and starts logging data new data from this point on. To clear history: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the Other Settings menu by pressing the Settings button.

  • Page 36: Operation

    Menu System for programming the SmartDRY™ SD Series Dry Cabinets. The complete list of the program- mable features are described below. THE SMARTBAKE™ IS AN OPTIONAL FEATURE OFFERED BY ECD. THIS SECTION INCLUDES HOW TO ACCESS SMARTBAKE™ MENU OPTIONS. IF YOUR SMARTDRY™ CABINET DOES NOT INCLUDE THE SMARTBAKE™...

  • Page 37: Smartdry™ Menu System

    9.1 SMARTDRY™ MENU SYSTEM Access to all programmable features start at the Main Menu. Both SmartDRY™ and SmartBAKE™ controls as well as other general settings can be accessed. To access the SmartDRY™ Menu: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the SmartDRY™ Set- tings by pressing the Dry button.

  • Page 38: Rh Setpoint

    9.1.1 RH SETPOINT The dry RH value that SmartDRY™ is set to maintain. SmartDRY™ is a dryer and thus can only remove moisture from the interior of the cabinet. Drying stops when the measured RH reaches the set point and resumes when the measured RH value rises 0.5% above the set point.

  • Page 39: Alarms (Smartdry™)

    9.1.2 ALARMS (SMARTDRY™) An Alarm can be set on both the RH and Temperature values in the SmartDRY™ mode. These alarms are inde- pendent of the alarms that can be set in the optional SmartBAKE™ mode. Both the RH and Temperature alarms are an “over limit”...
  • Page 40 2) Select the Alarms button to enter the Alarms Menu. Select RH or Temp alarm button. 3) Select the RH Setpoint field to make active. Use the Up or Down buttons to adjust the desired value. 4) Once completed, select the OK button to accept the new value. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 40...

  • Page 41: Smartbake™ Menu (Optional)

    9.2 SMARTBAKE™ MENU (OPTIONAL) The SmartBAKE™ process has two settable parameters: Temperature (30C to 60C) and time. These can be au- tomatically calculated and set, based on the component being baked or manually set. To automatically calcu- late the correct Bake Temperature and time, select the J-STD-033 menu item and select the components MSL, its thickness range, and the time exposure past the floor life.

  • Page 42: J-Std-033

    9.2.1 J-STD-033 To access the J-STD-33 Menu: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the SmartBAKE™ Menu by pressing the Bake button. 2) Select the J-STD button to enter the J-STD-033 settings screen. Edit the desired settings selecting the OK button to accept each edited value.

  • Page 43: Manual Bake

    9.2.2 MANUAL BAKE To access the Manual Bake Menu: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the SmartBAKE™ Menu by pressing the Bake button. 2) Select the Manual button to enter the Manual settings screen. Edit the desired settings selecting the OK button to accept each edited value.

  • Page 44: Alarms (Smartbake™)

    9.2.3 ALARMS (SMARTBAKE™) An Alarm can be set on both the measured Temperature value and the measured RH value in the SmartBAKE™ Mode. These Alarms are independent of the alarms that can be set in the SmartDRY™ mode. Both the Temper- ature and RH alarms are an “over limit”...
  • Page 45 3) Select the Alarms button to enter the Alarms Menu. Select RH or Temp alarm button. 4) Select the RH Setpoint field to make active. Use the Up or Down buttons to adjust the desired value. 5) Select the ON/OFF toggle and OK button to make active. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 45...

  • Page 46: Other Settings

    9.3 OTHER SETTINGS Other Settings menu contains general/global settings for the SmartDRY™ Cabinet that are used to support the basic operation of both the drying and baking operations. 9.3.1 UNITS The units of temperature can be set for either ºC or ºF. To access the Units settings: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button.

  • Page 47: Date/Time

    9.3.2 DATE/TIME The date and time was set at the factory and is maintained by a battery backup. For proper time display on the graph view, the time zone and daylight savings time mode can be set for your location. You can also select 12 or 24 hour time format.

  • Page 48: Data Logging

    9.3.3 DATA LOGGING The time between logging is set to 6 minutes (10 reading per hour) at the factory. This can be changed to any value between 1 and 60 minutes. The internal memory uses a first in/first out (FIFO) storage method and can store up to 8,000 RH/Temp measurements or Events, such as Alarms or Power lose, etc.

  • Page 49: Network

    9.3.4 NETWORK The Network IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and MAC Address are viewed here. To access the Network Settings: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the Other Settings menu by pressing the Settings button. 2) Enter the Network Settings by pressing the Network button.

  • Page 50: Sensor

    9.3.5 SENSOR The RH/Temperature probe is calibrated independent of the SmartDRY™ Cabinet. It's calibration constants and serial number are stored in the probe itself. These settings can be viewed here. To access the RH/Temp Sensor Settings: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the Other Settings menu by pressing the Settings button.

  • Page 51: Lighting

    9.3.6 LIGHTING There are three automatic lighting controls that can be set or disabled: the Door switch Status and yellow to green threshold. With the Door switch set to yes, the white interior LEDs will automatically turn on when the door is open.

  • Page 52: Passcode

    9.3.7 PASSCODE The Passcode can be changed to prevent unauthorized changes to the programming of the SmartDRY™ Cabi- net. You need the default Passcode listed in the beginning of this section to make this change. To access the Passcode settings: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button.

  • Page 53: Help

    9.4 HELP Help list the contact information at ECD and shows the current firmware program version number. To access the Help Information: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Main menu by pressing the Menu button. Enter the Help screen by pressing the Help button.

  • Page 54: Graph

    9.5 GRAPH The Graph allows you to see the recorded measurements of either RH or Temperature in graphical form. To view a graph: 1) From the Main Display, enter the Graph menu by pressing the Graph button. Press the desired graph type.

  • Page 55: Equipment Maintenance

    10.0 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE PRIOR TO ANY MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE ON THIS UNIT, DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD FROM THE POWER SUPPLY. BEFORE REATTACHING THE UNIT TO ITS POWER SUPPLY, BE SURE ALL CO- VERS AND THE FASTENING HARDWARE ARE IN PLACE AND SECURE. 10.1 CLEANING The interior and exterior of the SmartDRY™...

  • Page 56: Ecd Smartdry™ Humidity And Temperature Sensor

    10.2 ECD SMARTDRY™ HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE SENSOR This sensor is a highly accurate environmental sensors. Exposing the sensor to the following can cause drift of the humidity reading – irreversibly in most cases. The list below are examples and do not represent a com- plete list of possible harmful substances, but are the most common used in electronic manufacturing.

  • Page 57: Clock Battery

    10.3 CLOCK BATTERY The real time clock is battery backed and will require replacement at least annually or more often if there have been long or total accumulative power outages. To change the battery please follow these steps: 1) ALWAYS disconnect the cabinet from the power cord from the power supply before replacing the bat- tery.

  • Page 58: Smartdry™ Dryer

    10.4 SMARTDRY™ DRYER The SmartDRY™ Dryer module should last for many years and yet is designed to be replaced, should damage occur or a component fails. SmartDRY™ will warn if a Dryer loses it's effectiveness for any reason. PRIOR TO DRYER REPLACEMENT, THE VERSION OF DRYER MODULE THAT IS INSTALLED ON YOUR CABINET MUST BE IDENTIFIED.
  • Page 59 To change the Dryer please follow these steps: 1) ALWAYS disconnect the cabinet from the power cord from the power supply before replacing the Dryer. 2) Disconnect the Dryer cable from the control chassis by turning the lock collar 1/4 turn counter clock- wise.
  • Page 60 3) Remove the 4 screws that secure the Dryer cover: 2 on the top and 2 on the bottom and pull the cover carefully straight back. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 60...
  • Page 61 4) Remove the 8 mounting screws that secure the dryer to the back panel: 4 across the top and 4 across the bottom. THE DRYER IS HUNG ON A MOUNTING CLIP AND WILL NOT FALL AS THE SCREWS ARE REMOVED. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 61...
  • Page 62 5) Holding the lower left and right corners of the Dryer lift it up and back off the hanger hooks. Lower it straight to the floor and then lay it down on its back. THE DRYER WEIGHS 16.8KG (37LBS). SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 62...
  • Page 63 6) If needed, remove and replace the 4 gaskets (supplied with the replacement Dryer) onto the back of the Cabinet rear panel. Place the gaskets over the mounting standoffs to hold them in place. 7) Raise the replacement Dryer using the lower left and right corners into position and over the hanger hook.
  • Page 64 10) Reconnect the Dryer cable by noting the plug keyed notches and inserting the plug carefully into the receptacle, turning the locking collar clockwise until it engages and come to a stop in the lock position. 11) Reconnect the power plug to the power source. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 64...

  • Page 65: Power Board

    10.5 POWER BOARD PRIOR TO ANY MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE ON THIS UNIT, DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD FROM THE POWER SUPPLY. BEFORE REATTACHING THE UNIT TO ITS POWER SUPPLY, BE SURE ALL CO- VERS AND THE FASTENING HARDWARE ARE IN PLACE AND SECURE. Step 1 - Disassemble: THE POWER BOARD HAS CAPACITORS WHICH CAN REMAIN CHARGED.
  • Page 66 3) Remove 5 mounting screws from the four corners and center of board and set board aside. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 66...
  • Page 67 Step 2 - Replace the Power Board: 1) Place the new Power Board onto the standoffs. Note the board’s orientation. 2) Replace the 5 mounting screws on the four corners and center of board. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 67...
  • Page 68 3) Reconnect all the wire harnesses. Connectors with the latch will “snap” into place when the connector is correctly seated. MAKE SURE LARGE RESISTOR IS UPRIGHT AWAY FROM COMPONENTS. Step 3 - Final Assembly: 1) Replace the top cover: • Lower the top cover and connect light tower option to J5 on Power Board, if included.

  • Page 69: Rh/Temperature Probe

    The RH/Temperature probe should be calibrated on a regular basis. A good calibration schedule is annually, however your calibration practices may be different. The probe can only be calibrated by ECD and can be eas- ily removed and returned. Because the calibration information is kept internal to the probe, a replacement probe can be purchased and “swapped”...

  • Page 70: Smartbake™ Heater

    10.7 SMARTBAKE™ HEATER The SmartBAKE™ heater module should last for many years and yet is designed to be replaced, should damage occur or a component fails.SmartDRY™ warns if the Bake cannot heat for any reason. To change the heater module, please follow these steps: 1) ALWAYS disconnect the cabinet from the power cord from the power supply before replacing the heater module 2) Remove the control chassis top cover screws located on the cover’s back.
  • Page 71 5) Remove the 6 mounting screws that secure the heater to the top and lift out the heater module. 4 long screws on the sides and front. 2 short screws on the rear. 6) Place the replacement heater into place, making sure the output plenum fits down inside the back vent plenum.

  • Page 72: Service And Troubleshooting

    11.0 SERVICE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 11.1 MAIN DISPLAY IS BLACK: The main display should power on within 30 seconds of apply power. If not, try the following: • There is no power at the power plug: Confirm the power plug is energized. •...

  • Page 73: Rh Set Point Is Not Achieved

    Check for broken or distorted door seals. Distorted door seal due to shipping will return to shape in time once returned to the normal position. Damaged seal will been to be replaced; contact ECD for help with this.

  • Page 74: Bake Temperature Set Point Is Not Achieved

    SmartBAKE™ cycle unless you purchased this cabinet. How- ever, if SmartBAKE™ is in your display menu and you did not purchase it, contact ECD and we can cor- rect that error in configuration.

  • Page 75: System Alerts

    11.4 SYSTEM ALERTS • Door Open - Cabinet door has been open for more than 30 seconds.: Close door(s). Door switch may have become broken. Contact Support Door switch actuator is missing/improperly adjusted. • Dryer Failure - Dryer has been regenerated twice and has failed to reduce the humidity to within 5% RH of the set point.: Confirm dryer cable has not become loose or disconnected.

  • Page 76: Updating Smartdry™ Sd Series Dry Cabinets Firmware & Network Dashboard

    11.5 UPDATING SMARTDRY™ SD SERIES DRY CABINETS FIRMWARE & NETWORK DASHBOARD Instruction to Download and install new firmware for the SD Series Dry Cabinets. Please follow these steps to update the control firmware for all SmartDRY™ models: There are two sections of the controller’s firmware: the Controller Firmware and the Network Dashboard files. Both must be programmed in the order described below: 1) Download the zip file using the link supplied in this email.

  • Page 77: System Reset

    11.6 SYSTEM RESET If the Main display becomes unresponsive or is operating erratically, you can perform a system reset by doing a power cycle or pressing a system reset button. USE EXTREME CAUTION PERFORMING THESE STEPS AS TOUCHING AREAS OTHER THAN SPECIFED COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OTHER THAN THE EQUIPMENT.
  • Page 78 2) Slide the Cabinet Cover pack and then up to remove. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 78...
  • Page 79 3) Locate the System Reset button on the back of the Main Display board and press it once. 4) Let the SmartDRY™ Cabinet start up. SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 79...

  • Page 80: Contact Information

    11.7 CONTACT INFORMATION Here is how to contact ECD: If you still have problems, let us help you. We offer many ways to service your problems. You can call our Ser- vice/Test technicians, visit our web site to view our FAQ section (Frequently asked Questions) or send us e- mail explaining your problem in detail.

  • Page 81: Appendix

    SD-48F Pull-out Shelf Kit E56-7483-23-200 SmartDRY™ Cabinet Light Tower E55-7379-74 Combination Door Locks P57-7850-34 Recommended Replaceable Parts: Description Part Number RH/Temperature Probe (ECD) E56-7379-25 Fuse (120VAC): 10Amp Slo-Blo 3AG F00-0026-20 Real Time Clock Backup Battery F30-0048-00 Replaceable Parts: Description Part Number...

  • Page 82: Appendix B: Specifications

    APPENDIX B: SPECIFICATIONS SD-10 SD-10SB SD-30 SD-30XD SD-48F SD-48FXD E55-7310-00 / E58-7310-10 / E55-7330-00 / E57-7339-00 / E55-7483-00 / E57-7489-00 / E55-7310-05 E58-7310-15 E55-7330-05 E57-7339-05 E55-7483-05 E57-7489-05 Recovery*: Suggest Interval 12/hour 12/hour 12/hour 12/hour 10/hour 10/hour of cabinet access Recovery to <5% 3 minutes 3 minutes 4 minutes...
  • Page 83 SD-10 SD-10SB SD-30 SD-30XD SD-48F SD-48FXD E55-7310-00 / E58-7310-10 / E55-7330-00 / E57-7339-00 / E55-7483-00 / E57-7489-00 / E55-7310-05 E58-7310-15 E55-7330-05 E57-7339-05 E55-7483-05 E57-7489-05 Internal Capacity 283 liters (10 cu 283 liters (10 cu 850 liters (30 cu 850 liters (30 cu 1360 liters (48 cu 1360 liters (48 cu Construction:...
  • Page 84 SD-10 SD-10SB SD-30 SD-30XD SD-48F SD-48FXD E55-7310-00 / E58-7310-10 / E55-7330-00 / E57-7339-00 / E55-7483-00 / E57-7489-00 / E55-7310-05 E58-7310-15 E55-7330-05 E57-7339-05 E55-7483-05 E57-7489-05 Standard Alarms SmartDRY™ & SmartDRY™: Over SmartDRY™: Over SmartDRY™: Over SmartDRY™: Over SmartDRY™: Over SmartBAKE™: RH & Over Tem- RH &...

  • Page 85: Appendix C: Schematic

    APPENDIX C: SCHEMATIC SmartDRY™ SD-10: SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 85...
  • Page 86 SmartDRY™ SD-30: SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 86...

  • Page 87: Appendix D: Useful Tables

    APPENDIX D: USEFUL TABLES Bake times required to reset floor life Bake time (days) at 40C Package Body Thick- Exceeding Floor Life Exceeding Floor Life MSL # ness >72 Hours <=72 Hours <=1.4mm >1.4mm & <=2.0mm >2.0mm & <=4.5mm Moisture Classification Level and Floor Life, J-STD-033, 5.2 Moisture Sensitivity Level Floor Life (out of bag) at factory ≤30 ºC/60% RH Unlimited at ≤30 ºC/85% RH...

  • Page 88: Appendix E: Gossary

    APPENDIX E: GOSSARY Relative Humidity (%RH): The amount of water vapor currently in the air divided by the maximum amount of water vapor the air could hold at that same temperature multiplied by 100, expressed in percent. Cold air cannot hold very much water vapor, and hot air can hold much more.
  • Page 89 Table shows the amount of water in grams per cubic meter and the dew point over a range of relative humid- ity and air temperature. AH in g/m3 and Dew Point ºC given RH and Air Temp SD Series Dry Cabinets Setup and Operation Manual | A55-7379-00 Rev: 2.0.0 Page 89...
  • Page 90 Absolute Humidity (AH g/m^3): The mass of water vapor, in a given volume of air, at any temperature, typically expressed in grams per cubic meter. This means it does not matter how hot the air is, the amount of water vapor in a fixed volume of air does not change.
  • Page 91 Dew Point: The temperature value at which the air can no longer hold the amount of water vapor it contains and the wa- ter vapor (gas) begins to condense out and form water droplets or dew. This measurement is useful in predict- ing the weather since it highlights at what temperature dew as fog or rain will occur given the current relative humidity and the expected low temperature overnight.
  • Page 92 Relative Humidity Sensors: There are two basic types of humidity sensors: mechanical and electrical. Both require precise measurement of one or more temperature values and, depending on the type, some other electrical property of the sensing element or physical parameter like barometric pressure. Here are some of the most common methods for rel- ative humidity measurement: •...
  • Page 93 Wet Bulb, Dry Bulb (AKA: Psychrometer): The name of this method is derived from the spinning of two thermometers through the air to take advantage of the wind chill effect on one verses the dry temperature on the other. One of the older procedures for calcu- lating humidity, this technique measures two temperatures, one from a wet bulb and one from a dry bulb.
  • Page 94 The current barometric pressure also has a small effect on the results so, to refine the result, measure the pressure and enter it into the %RH equation 14 where P is the pressure in kiloPascals (kPa), Td is the dry bulb temperature in ºC and Tw is the wet bulb temperature in ºC and e is the “natural”...
  • Page 95 Polymer Capacitive Sensor: The most popular relative humidity electrical sensor, this device actually changes its capacitance as a function of Relative Humidity, about 0.2pF to 0.5pF per 1%RH. Again, the manufacturer provides details on converting this capacitance change to %RH. Polymer capacitive sensors are very dependent on the temperature; however temperature is one of the easiest measurements to take, so this does not present any issues.

  • Page 96: Appendix F: Network

    APPENDIX F: NETWORK Dashboard: 1) Data Graph: Crosshair - The Data Graph displays a line connecting the points with their corresponding axis. Range Selector: The range selector is a tool for selecting ranges to display within the chart. It pro- vides buttons to select preconfigured ranges in the chart (1, 3, 6 month etc).
  • Page 97 2) Status (Real-Time): Current RH & Temperature Current Mode: SmartDRY™  SmartBAKE™ – Settings for J-STD or Manual Bake  Events: Power on/off  Regenerate  Recovery  Door Activity (Open/Close) - This icon is also displayed on the Data Graph. ...
  • Page 98 Settings: THE SETTING ARE A CURRENT SNAP SHOT OF THE CABINET SETTINGS. ALL CHANGES TO THE CAB- INET SETTINGS HAVE TO BE DONE FROM THE MAIN DISPLAY. 1) SmartDRY™ Settings: RH - Displays the RH setpoint. Alarms - Displays any configured Alarms. 2) SmartBAKE™...
  • Page 99 Setup: 1. Connect the SmartDRY™ to the Network via cable. SmartDRY™ acquires an IP Address from the Net- work. This will then be the URL Address for the SmartDRY™ Network. 2. Get SmartDRY™ IP address assigned by your Network. a. From the SmartDRY™ Control Panel: i.

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