Section 3. Installation Now, it’s time to connect the SNAP Vacuum Controller: The only required connections for operation are power, a vacuum pump, and a vacuum system. Hooking the SNAP up to a system is a simple process: 1.Mounting: Find a suitable location for mounting the SNAP.
After installation, the unit is ready for immediate operation. This section will go over how to control channels with your SNAP, focusing on the different display buttons. SNAP is feature-rich with multiple control options. It is the 1st touch screen vacuum controller with onboard recipes.
SNAP ships with PID variables that are optimized for average vacuum hose lengths for 20 and 50 liter vessels. The SNAP is capable of controlling much smaller and larger vessels, but may require some PID tuning to optimize the control.
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RAMP: pressure will ascended for a duration of time expressed. Ex. You want to go from 60 Torr to 40 Torr in 2 minutes. SNAP will moderate pressure down to the new set- point so the pressure change is spread out linearly over the 2 minutes.
In many cases, a sensor may become fouled with oil or other foreign matter. It is often possible to restore the functionality of contaminated probes with cleaning. If the contaminant is known, the SNAP plumbing should be filled with a fluid that is known to be a solvent to that contaminant. Ethanol/alcohol are very powerful solvents and are highly effective against some contaminants.
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