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Page 11: Timing charts, 5specifications

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Performing Maintenance on the Electrode Needles

3

Install the Electrode Unit.
Make sure that the lock switch on the
Static Elimination Blower Unit is unlocked,
and then insert the Electrode Unit.
Make sure that the Electrode Unit is
slowly inserted all the way, and then lock
the lock switch to fasten the Electrode
Unit in place.

If cleaning the electrode needles does not improve the static elimination
performance, or the ion level alarm indicator frequently lights, a probable cause is
that the electrode needles have reached the end of their service life. Replace the
Electrode Unit.
An optional Electrode Unit for exchanging (OP-51407) is available.

START

/STOP

START

/STOP

BALANCE ION

FAN

COND

IONLEVEL

BALANCE ION

FAN

COND

IONLEVEL

Note:

4-3

Performing Maintenance on the Air Filter

When the blow rate of the static elimination blower has decreased or the air filter has got dirty, perform
maintenance on the air filter on the back panel of the Static Elimination Blower Unit.

Performing Maintenance on the Air Filter

1

Remove the air filter.
Pull the tab on the bottom of the air filter in the direction of
the arrow to remove the air filter together with the cover.

Be sure to turn off the main power of the Static Elimination Blower Unit

before attempting maintenance. If not, there may be a risk of electric shock
or accidents.

2

Clean the air filter.
Clean the air filter of dust and dirt.
If the dirt is hard to remove, rinse the filter and dry completely
before use.

3

Attach the air filter.
Fit the air filter to the cover and attach them to the back
panel of the Static Elimination Blower Unit.

Do not operate the blower without the air filter attached. This may cause

malfunction.

WARNING

CAUTION

5SPECIFICATIONS

5-1

Timing Charts

Ion generation control timing chart

* When all the connected Static Elimination Blower Units stop static elimination, alarm output turns ON.

Indicator states when static elimination is OFF

Input response timing chart

Normally ON Normally OFF Normally ON

Forced OFF

Normally ON Normally OFF Normally ON

Forced OFF

Normally ON

Static elimination
stop input (terminal)

ON

OFF

Static elimination
stop input (static
elimination blower)

ON

OFF

Ion emission state

Unit indicator

Emitting

No
emissions

Alarm output

ON

OFF

Normal static elimination OFF

The center LED of the monitor lights in red.

Static elimination
stop input (unit)

ON

OFF

Ion emission
state

Emitting

No

emissions

5-1

Timing Charts

Ion level alarm output timing chart

Condition alarm output timing chart

Alarm output timing chart

Power

ON

OFF

Static elimination
stop input

ON

OFF

Alarm indicator

Blinking

OFF

Alarm output
(N.C.)

ON

OFF

Ion emission

Emitting

No
emissions

Ion level
indicator

Max. 6.5 s

Blinking

OFF

Ion level alarm
output (N.O.)

ON

OFF

When the ion level alarm is output,
removing the cause of the alarm can
restore the normal state. One way of
restoring the normal state is to
perform maintenance on the
electrode needles.

For details on electrode needle
maintenance, see "Performing
Maintenance on the Electrode
Needles" ( page 9).

Power

ON

OFF

Static elimination
stop input

ON

OFF

Alarm indicator

Blinking

OFF

Alarm output
(N.C.)

ON

OFF

Ion emission

Emitting

No
emissions

Condition
indicator

Blinking

OFF

Condition alarm
output (N.O.)

ON

OFF

When the condition alarm is output,
removing the cause of the alarm can
restore the normal state. One way of
restoring the normal state is to
enhance the installation
environment.

Max. 6.5 s

Power

ON

OFF

Alarm indicator

ON

OFF

Static elimination
stop input

Blinking

OFF

Alarm output
(N.C.)

ON

OFF

Ion emission

Emitting

No
emissions

When the alarm is output, the
normal state can be restored by
performing one of the two available
restore methods depending on the
cause of alarm output.

For details on how to restore the
normal state, see "During an alarm
(levels 1, 2)" ( page 13).

Max. 6.5 s