6. Use the “Up” or “Down” button to adjust the number on the display to equal the amount of time between pulses. RTT pre-sets this number to 120, but it can be lowered based on the amount of time needed to re-pressurize the air manifold feeding the pulse valves. 7. Press the “select” button and the “Time On” LED will light up. This is the amount of time the pulse valve will remain on in milliseconds. Use the “Up” or “Down” button to adjust the number on the display. NEVER ADJUST THIS TIME TO MORE THAN 200. 8. Press the “Select” button and then the “Cycle Delay” LED will light up. Use the “Up” or “Down” button to adjust the number on the display to equal 0, then press the “Select” button and the “Down Time Cycles” LED will light up. 9. Use the “Up” or “Down” button to adjust the number on the display to equal 0, then press the “Select” button. The “Process” LED should light up and it will immediately start pulsing the valves to the new settings you have entered.
Use the following guide to change the speed of your fan:
Note: The maximum speed setting is based on the CFM rating of your collector. Some collectors will only accept a maximum setting of F43.00 while other collectors will accept up to F54.00 or even F60.00. If you try to set a speed higher than what the collector is capable of, the drive will simply flash several times, and then go back to the previous setting. Setting the collector too high can cause the powder to be pulled away from the parts which will waste powder. Your powder supplier can help you decide on an optimal speed to run the fan so that you get sufficient ai r -flow in the booth, but no so much that itʼs pulling the powder away from the parts. 1. Push the “Fans Start” Button on the control panel. The fan should start spinning. 2. Press the “Enter” button on the Yaskawa V1000 mounted next to the control panel. The first digit on the display should be flashing. 3. Use the “/\” or “\/” arrows to change the digit higher or lower. Use the “Reset” button to move over one space to change the second digit. Once you get to the speed you want, press the “Enter” button and the display will flash “End” and the fan will change speed. Press the “ESC” button to make the drive stop flashing. Note: The maximum speed varies depending on the CFM rating of your collector. If you select a speed that is too high, the display will simply flash and will not accept your speed setting. Try a lower speed. These are general operating parameters. These recommendations are good starting points, but every collector and application has unique operating conditions.
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