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3-1
SJ-M Series Operations
3 Press to end ion balance setup.
Holding down for about
one second when setting the
ion balance clears the preset
ion balance zero point and
returns the ion balance to its
default setting.
Blink fast
The mode changes to the Run mode.
After you have finished setting up the ion balance, the ion
balance indicator will blink fast for about max. three minites,
indicating that the ion balance setup is being written to memory.
After you have finished setting up the ion
balance, do not change the ambient
environment for about 1 minute. If you do, the
zero point sometimes cannot be set accurately.
Note
Note
During this operation,
the ion monitor indication
moves towards both ends
of the display.
3-2 Ion Monitor Functions
This section describes the ion monitor functions of the SJ-M Series.
Ion monitor functions are enabled in the Run mode.
Ion Monitor Functions
The charged level of the target object and the level of ions generated from the static elimination head
are indicated on the ion monitor.
The ion monitor indication can be switched by .
Charge monitor
This monitor indicates the charged and decharged
states of the target object.
The indication of this monitor fluctuates towards the
+ and – sides according to the charged level. The
further the indication is away from the center LED,
the larger the charged level. When static elimination
is completed, the indication returns to the center
LED so that you can easily tell how static
elimination is progressing.
The ion balance indicator lights when the charge
monitor is operating.
Ion level monitor
This monitor indicates the level of ions being
generated by the Static Elimination Head.
The level of plus ions being generated is indicated
on the upper side, while the level of minus ions is
indicated on the lower side. The further the
indication is away from the center LED, the larger
the level of ions. In a state where ions are being
sufficiently generated, both ends of this monitor light
(green).
The ion balance indicator lights when the ion level
monitor is operating.
Ion level monitor indication is not available when I.C.C. is OFF.
When I.C.C. is OFF, the ion balance indicator and ion level indicator light.
Red
Orange
Orange
Green
Orange
Orange
Red
Green
Green
Orange
Red
Orange
Green
Green
Max.
+ ion
Min.
Min.
- ion
Max.
Note
3-3 Alarm Output Functions
This section describes the alarm output functions of the SJ-M Series.
Alarm Output Functions
Alarm output function (ALARM)
The alarm indicator blinks (red) and an alarm signal
(control output (N.C.)) is output, for example, when
internal circuits are damaged or abnormal discharging
occurs. When an alarm signal is output, static
elimination is forcibly stopped.
Alarm output turns ON even in a static elimination
stopped state (including forced static elimination stop).
Ion level alarm output function (ION LEVEL)
The ion level alarm indicator lights and an alarm signal
(control output (N.O.)) is output when the level of
generated ions drops due to a dirty or worn electrode
probe, for example. When an alarm signal is output,
static elimination is not stopped.
Alarm output can be adjusted in three stages
according to the level of ions generated.
The default setting for the ion level alarm sensitivity
setting is Low.
The ion level alarm serves as a guideline for learning
when to perform maintenance on the electrode probe.
As static elimination is continued, be sure to turn the
power OFF before starting maintenance on the
electrode probe.
The ion level alarm output function is enabled in the
Run mode.
"Ion level alarm sensitivity setup" (page 7)
Condition alarm output function (COND)
The condition alarm output indicator lights and an
alarm signal (control output (N.O.)) is output when
static elimination performance is influenced by an
excessive charge on the target object. When an alarm
signal is output, static elimination is not stopped.
Alarm output can be adjusted in three stages
according to the installation environment. The default
setting for the condition alarm sensitivity setting is
Low.
The ion level alarm output function is enabled in the
Run mode.
"Condition alarm sensitivity setup" (page 7)
3-4 Other Functions
This section describes the abnormal discharge detection and static elimination stop functions of the SJ-
M Series.
Abnormal Discharge Detection Function
To prevent trouble, the generation of ions is stopped when abnormal discharging caused by
condensation on the electrode probe tips or adhesion of debris, for example, is detected. At this time,
the alarm indicator and ion monitor blink to inform you that an abnormality has occurred. For details of
the indicated state on the Controller Unit (operation/display section), see "During an alarm (level 2)"
( page 13).
Static Elimination Stop Function
Static elimination only can be turned OFF in a powered ON state by two methods: by shorting the static
elimination stop input and 0V terminals on the Controller Unit (I/O terminal section), or by holding down
on the Controller Unit (operation/display section) simultaneously for about one second.
When static elimination stop input has been performed on the Controller Unit (operation/display
section), this state can be canceled by holding down simultaneously for about one second.
For details on indication states on the Controller Unit (operation/display section) when static elimination
stop input is canceled, see "Static elimination stop input (operation/display section)" ( page 13).
Static elimination stop input
Static elimination is stopped by either of the following methods.
By operation on the Controller Unit (I/O terminal section):
Short the static elimination stop input and 0V
terminals to stop static elimination.
The center LED of the ion monitor blinks (red).
"Controller Unit (I/O terminal section)" (page
3)
To 24 VDC
power supply
To 24 VDC
power supply
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