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Operating Instructions ...................................Page 20

TCP 015
TCP 035

PM 800 230 BE/F (9906)

Electronic Drive Unit

TCP 015

Index
Page

Page

1. Safety Instructions .................................. 3

6. Installation, TCP 035 ............................. 11
6.1.
6.2.
6.3.
6.4.
6.5.
6.6.
6.7.
6.8.

2. Understanding The Electronic
Drive Unit TCP 015................................... 4
2.1. For Your Orientation........................................................... 4
2.2. Product Description........................................................... 4
Connection Options ........................................................... 4
Proper Use .......................................................................... 4
Improper Use ...................................................................... 4
2.3. Description Of The Front Panel........................................ 5
2.4. Description Of The Rear Panel ........................................ 5

7. Operations, TCP 035 .............................. 13
7.1 Setting Various Operating Modes................................. 13
7.2. Switching ON The Electronic Drive Unit ...................... 13
Self-Testing....................................................................... 13
7.3. Starting Up The Turbopump ........................................... 13
Normal Operations, Turbopump .................................... 13
7.4. Switching “Stand-By” ON And OFF .............................. 13
7.5. Operations With Motor Current Monitoring ................ 13
7.6. Altering The Pre-Settings (S14) ..................................... 14
7.7. Error Reset ........................................................................ 14
7.8. Switching The Turbopump ON and OFF ....................... 14
7.9. The Serial Interface......................................................... 14

3. Installation, TCP 015 ............................... 5

3.8.
3.9.
3.10.
3.11.
3.12.

Preparations For Installation............................................ 5
Fitting The Unit In A Rack ................................................. 5
Mains Power Connection ................................................. 5
Connections Diagram........................................................ 5
Connecting The Turbopump............................................. 6
Connecting The Venting Valve......................................... 6
Connecting The Pumping Station Control
Unit TCS 015 (optional) ...................................................... 6
Connecting The Pump Heating Unit................................ 7
Connecting The Air Cooling Unit .................................... 7
Connecting The Remote Control Unit ............................. 7
Connecting The Backing Pump With
Intermittent Operations..................................................... 7
Connecting The Serial Interface ..................................... 7

TCP 035

4. Operations, TCP 015 ................................ 8
4.1. Switching ON The Electronic Drive Unit And
The Turbopump .................................................................. 8
Self-Testing......................................................................... 8
4.2. Switching “Stand-By” ON And OFF ................................ 8
4.3. Turbopump Venting ........................................................... 8
4.4. Switching The Heating Unit ON And OFF....................... 8
4.5. Operations Messages ....................................................... 8
4.6. Use Of The Remote Control Unit...................................... 8
4.7. Reset .................................................................................... 9
4.8. The Serial Interface .......................................................... 9
4.9. Operations With The Backing Pump............................... 9
4.10. Operations with Pumping Station Control
Unit TCS 015 ........................................................................ 9
4.11. Switching OFF..................................................................... 9

5. Understanding The Electronic Drive
Unit TCP 035 ........................................... 10
5.1. Product Description......................................................... 10
Connection Options ......................................................... 10
Proper Use ........................................................................ 10
Improper Use .................................................................... 10

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8. What To Do In The Case
Of Breakdowns? .................................... 15
TCP 015/035

3.1.
3.2.
3.3.
3.4.
3.5.
3.6.
3.7.

Preparations For Installation.......................................... 11
Fitting The Unit In A Rack ............................................... 11
Connecting To The Mains................................................11
Connecting The Turbopump........................................... 12
Connecting The Remote Control Unit ........................... 12
The Relay Output.............................................................. 12
Connecting The Backing Pump ..................................... 12
Connecting The Serial Interface ................................... 12

8.1. The Function Of The Illuminating Diodes ..................... 15
8.2. Function Test In The Event Of A Malfunction.............. 15
8.3. Eliminating Errors............................................................. 15
8.4. Error Code Table .............................................................. 15

9. Maintenance, Service .......................... 16
10. Technical Data....................................... 16
12.1. Data List............................................................................. 16
12.2. Dimensions Diagram ....................................................... 16

11. Connections Diagram ........................... 17
12. Pin Arrangement.................................... 18
13. Spare Parts............................................. 19
14. Accessories ........................................... 19
Manufacturer´s Declaration.....Last page

1. Safety Precautions
☞ Read and follow all the instructions in this manual.
Inform yourself regarding:
– Hazards which can be caused by the unit,
– Hazards which can arise in your system,
☞ Comply with all safety and accident prevention
regulations.
☞ Check regularly that all safety requirements are being
complied with.
☞ Take account of the ambient conditions when installing the
TCP 015. The protection type is IP20. The unit is protected
against the ingress of foreign bodies ³ ø 12mm. Because
water protection is not provided the unit must be fitted into
a suitable housing (please see Section 3. Installation).
☞ Disconnect the plug connector on the TCP or pump only
once the mains plug has been disconnected and the pump
is at rest.
☞ When connecting the plug make sure that all mechanical
locking devices are in place.
☞ After connecting the mains cable check for safe PE
connection to the housing.
☞ Do not open the housing cover when the unit is connected
to the mains nor during pumping operation.
☞ Do not carry out any unauthorised conversions or modifications on the unit.
☞ When returning the unit to us please note the shipping
instructions (please see Section 7.).

Pictogram Definitions
Danger of an electric shock from
touching the contacts.

Danger of personal injury.

Danger of damage to the unit or system.

Modifications reserved.

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TCP 015

2. Understanding The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015
2.1. For Your Orientation
Symbol Used
The following symbols are used throughout in the
illustrations:
High vacuum flange
Fore-vacuum flange
Venting connection
Cooling water connection
Electric connection
Air cooling

Position Numbers
Identical pump and accessory parts have the same position
numbers in all illustrations.
In The Text
➡ Operating instruction: Here, you have to do something.

2.2. Product Description
The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015 serves to drive PFEIFFER
turbomolecular pumps with single phase direct current
motors (1500 Hz). With the aid of a transformer the mains voltage is reduced to 32 V, rectified and provides the drive energy for the Print Module TCP 035 which is an element of the
TCP 015. The switchable transformer power pack covers the
following input voltage ranges:
– 90-112 V
– 108-133 V
– 198-245 V
– 216-267 V AC.
The TCP can be operated in conjunction with Pumping Station
Control Unit TCS 015 to operate a pumping station with
backing pump.
The delivery consignment encompasses:
– Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015
– Mating plug for X1, X2, X3.
The TCP 015 has been suppressed in accordance with
German Industrial Standard VDE 0871, limit value curve B. The
unit has been tested and cleared by the appropriate authorities in accordance with EN 61010/VDE0411 “Safety Ordinance
For Electrical Units”.

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The electronic drive unit contains the following functional
features:
– Switching power pack
– Motor drive
– Monitoring and process control
– Illuminating diode display with information concerning the
operational status of the pump
– Serial Interface RS 232/ RS 485 on the Print Module of the
TCP 035
Connection Options For:
– Remote control,
– Pumping Station Control Unit TCS 015 with connection
options for the backing pump and fore-vacuum safety valve,
– Host computer via Serial Interface RS 485/RS 232,
– Heating for the turbomolecular pump,
– Air cooling for the turbomolecular pump.

Proper Use:
– The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015 may only be used to drive and monitor PFEIFFER turbomolecular pumps.
– The operations unit TCP- turbopump may only be operated
together with a backing pump.
– Pumping Station Control Unit TCS 015 is necessary for controlling the backing pump and fore-vacuum safety valve.
– Instructions concerning installation, start-up, operating
and maintenance must be observed.
Improper Use:
Improper is:
– Uses not covered above, and, in particular,
– Connection to pumps and units which is not permitted in
their operating instructions.
– Connection to pumps and units which is not permitted in
their operating instructions.
Improper use will cause any rights regarding liability and guarantees to be forfeited.

2.3. Description Of The Front Panel

2.4. Description Of The Rear Panel

5
9

1

6

2

7
3
10

8

4
11

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

S16
S2
S9
S1
R52
H6
R53
H1
H2-H5
H7
H8
H7

Venting ON/OFF
Heating ON/OFF
Stand-by ON/OFF
Mains ON/OFF
Potentiometer start time
LED rotation speed switchpoint attained
Potentiometer current switchpoint
LED collective error message
LEDs error coding
LED heating ON
LED stand-by ON
LED mains ON

X1
X2
X3
X4
X5

Connector socket, venting valve
Connector socket, air cooling
Connector socket, pump heating
Connector socket, mains
Connector socket, pump

F1
F2
F3
F4

Mains fuse
Mains fuse
Pump heating/air cooling fuse
Venting valve fuse

3. Installation, TCP 015
3.1. Preparations For Installation
Unauthorised modifications or alterations to the
electronic drive unit are not allowed.
The unit must be fitted in a housing taking
account of the ambient conditions (see
Section 9., “Technical Data”).

Please refer to Section 13. for the electrical connections diagram.

3.3. Mains Power Connection
– The unit has been designated protection class 1 and must
therefore always be connected with the earthed conductor (PE).
– Mains connection must be made in accordance with the
local regulations.
Danger of an electrical shock resulting from
incorrect connections.

➡ Disconnect mains power before installation work.

3.2. Fitting The Unit Into A Rack
The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015 is a 3/12-19”, 3 HE insert
module designed to be fitted into a 19”/3HE rack. The
following should be taken account of when fitting:
The ambient temperature in the rack casing should not
exceed 40 °C and other insert modules should not restrict the
circulation of air.

➡ Before connecting the unit check the mains voltage on the
selection switch.
If changes in the settings are necessary:
➡ Unlock the fuse drawer with the help of a small screwdriver, remove the grey fuse box and re-insert so that the correct voltage range (please see Section 2.2.) appears in the
drawer window.
➡ Insert drawer, connect mains power cable and secure
with locking guard.
➡ If Pumping Station Control Unit TCS 015 is to be operated
make the mains power connection via TCS/X8.
The fuses shown in the following table can be replaced if the
mains power plug is disconnected:
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Designation
F1
F2
F3
F4

Current Circuit

Type

Primary side
Mains transformer
Incoming mains power line
Heating, air cooling
Venting valve

2 AT
1 AT
1 AT
0,2 AT

3.4. Connections Diagram
Connections Diagram, TCP 015
Recipient

TCP 015

X1
X2

HV-Valve

1 0 AT

F4
0,2AT
250V

1 0 AT

F3
1 AT
250V

X3

X5

Heating
Venting
Turbopump

F1/F2
2 AT
250V

X4
Fore Vacuum
Safety Valve

TCS 015

Backing Pump

X8
1 0 AT

1 0 AT

Atmosphere

X12

X25

X26

3.5. Connecting The Turbopump
Only disconnect the plug connector to the electronic drive unit once the pump is completely at
rest and the electronic drive unit has been disconnected from the mains power supply.

➡ Connect the turbomolecular pump with connecting cable
to connector socket X5 as per the connections diagram in
Section 3.4./connections diagram Section 13. Screw tight
the unit plug with 2 self-tapping screws on the rear panel
of the unit.
All voltages on connector socket X5 are safety
low voltages and are doubly insulated from the
mains. Connections to this socket must not be
switched together with dangerous contact voltages.

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➡ Lock the bayonet catch on the pump after plugging in.
Only PFEIFFER connecting cable should be used for connecting the pump.

3.6. Connecting The Venting Valve
➡ Connect the venting valve to connector socket X1 on the
rear side of the TCP 015 in accordance with connections
diagram Section 3.4./connections diagram PM 041 532 -S,
Section 11.

3.7. Connecting The Pumping Station
Control Unit TCS 015 (optional)

3.11.Connecting The Backing Pump With
Intermittent Operations

➡ Connect the Pumping Station Control Unit TCS 015 in
accordance with connections diagram Section
3.4./connections diagram PM 041 532 -S, Section 11.

It is possible to operate the backing pump without a pumping
station control unit by employing a Diaphragm Pump MVP 012
with semi-conductor relay.

Only disconnect the plug connector to the
Pumping Station Control Unit TCS 015 once the
pump is completely at rest and the unit has been
disconnected from the mains power supply.

Further notes regarding the connection of Pumping Station
Control Unit TCS 015 can be found in the operating
instructions for the TCS 015, PM 800 248 BN.

3.8. Connecting The Pump Heating Unit
If a heating unit has been fitted to the pump:
➡ Connect the heating unit to mating plug X3 in accordance
with connections diagram Section 3.4./connections
diagram PM 041 532 -S, Section 11.
➡ For the ranges 100 and 120 V switch the heating unit resistances in parallel, for the ranges 220-240 V in series.
The maximum pump heating current is 1A.

3.9. Connecting The Air Cooling Unit
➡ Select the air cooling in accordance with the mains voltage (please see “Accessories”) .
➡ Connect the connecting cable to X2 in accordance with
connections diagram PM 041 532 -S.

Switch S14 is used to select either non-stop operations (ON)
or intermittent operations (OFF). Please refer to Section 7.6.
Anschluß Vorpumpe
A
B
C
D

Control line
Terminal box, MVP 012
Mains
Motor, MVP 012

C

+

X5/z8
X5/d10

–

TCP 015/035

~
A

B
M

If Pumping Station Control Unit TCS 015 is in use, the connections are made in accordance with connections diagram
PM 041 532 -S. The control line is connected to X5/d12.
Backing pump operations with X5/z12 as control line are also
possible.
Only doubly insulated relays to the mains voltage may be used.

3.10.Connecting The Remote Control Unit

3.12.Connecting The Serial Interface

The TCP 015 or the complete pumping station can be remote
controlled. The respective contacts are made via z2/TCP 035
Print Module. For the connection description please refer to
Section 6.5./TCP 035.

Serial Interface RS 232C is integrated in Print Module TCP 035
as standard and is therefore a component of the TCP 015. For
a description of the connection please refer to Section 6.8.
Only safety low voltages (SELV) may be
connected to the serial interface plug.

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4. Operations, TCP 015
P1

4.2. Switching “Stand-By” ON And OFF
➡ Switch stand-by with S9 on the front panel.

S 16 Venting

S 2 Heating

S 9 Stand-by

S1

TCP

The pump runs at 66% of its nominal rotation speed. This operations mode can then be selected when the pressure in the
vacuum chamber is sufficiently low, e.g. during breaks in operations. Stand-by mode helps to protect the pump bearing..

4.3. Turbopump Venting
➡ When the turbopump has been switched off via mains
switch S1, vent the pump by depressing the venting switch
(the venting valve must be fitted). If the rotation speed falls
below 50% of the nominal value venting proceeds automatically.

4.4. Switching The Heating Unit ON And OFF
4.1. Switching ON The Electronic Drive Unit
And The Turbopump
➡ Switch on the Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015 with mains
switch S1.

Self-Testing

➡ Pre-select turbopump heating with switch S2.
– If the turbopump rotation speed exceeds the switchpoint
of 750 Hz the heating switches on and LED H7 illuminates.
➡ Switch off the pump heating via switch S2.

4.5. Operations Messages
Operations Messages

After the TCP 015 is switched on, the integrated TCP 035 carries out a self-test in respect of the most important functions.
The functions referred to in Section 9. and those designated
with an “S” are tested and possible malfunctions displayed
coded with the aid of LEDs H2-H5 (please refer to the table in
Section 8.4.). If in addition H1 illuminates the TCP will remain
inoperable.

H9

Start-Up

H8

Once the self-test has been successfully completed the pump
starts up during which the maximum current is 2.2 A.
Potentiometer P1 can be used to pre-select a time of 8-60 min
within which the pump must have attained 750 Hz. If the
frequency is not attained within this time or if the rotation
speed falls below this frequency after this time elapses E011
is displayed.

Normal Operations
Once the pump has attained its nominal rotation speed the
rotation speed will be maintained at a constant ± 2 %

H6

H7

H6
H7
H8
H9

LED rotation speed switchpoint attained
LED TCP “ON”
LED stand-by “ON”
LED heating “ON”

4.6. Use Of The Remote Control Unit
The pump or the pumping station can be remote operated via
the Print Module TCP 035. For the procedure please refer to
Section 6.6.

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4.7. Reset
If the TCP 015 identifies an error which is displayed by LED H1
the motor current is switched off.
Operations Message H1

The adjustment of the upper switchpoint should be carried
out with the help of a fore-vacuum pressure gauge.
Switching off follows after a delay time of 10 seconds. If the
upper switchpoint is exceeded, switching on follows after 20
seconds.
Potentiometer P2

H1
P2

Once the error has been eliminated the pump does not restart automatically. The reset which is necessary is carried
out as follows:
– Switch off S1 for a time of > 5 seconds.
– Remote input “Error Reset” (X5/b6).
– Transmission of the respective command via Serial
Interface RS 232 C.

4.8. The Serial Interface
Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015 is fitted with Serial Interface
RS 232 C as standard.
Serial Interface description: Please see disk PM 800 424 BN.

4.9. Operations With The Backing Pump
Backing pumps are switched on and off (S1) together with the
turbopump where they are connected directly, via the TCS
015 or via a semiconductor relay. In the event of a malfunction, the backing pump is also switched off and a malfunction
signal (H1) is triggerred.

Non-Stop Operations
➡ Turn potentiometer P2 to the right up to the stop point.
–> Interval operations is switched off and the backing pump
operates in non-stop mode.

4.10.Operations With Pumping Station
Control Unit TCS 015
The TCS 015 is provided for operations with pumping station
control. The TCS 015 controls and monitors the backing pump
and the fore-vacuum safety valve.
Connection TCS 015: Please refer to Operating Instructions
PM 800 248 BN.

4.11.Switching OFF
The pump can be switched off:
➡ By activating switch S1.
--> The voltage supply is disrupted.

Interval Operations
A connected backing pump is switched on and off in dependence on the power take-up of the turbopump. The lower
switchpoint1) at which the backing pump switches on is fixed.
The upper switchpoint2) can be varied via potentiometer P2
which is accessible on the front panel and which allows individual settings for any arrangement. Turning P2 to the left
means an increase and to the right a decrease of the pressure at which the pump should switch on. P2 has been set to a
power of 20 Watt in the works and this corresponds to a pressure of approximately 4 mbar.
1) lower switchpoint = high forevacuum pressure
2) upper switchpoint = low forevacuum pressure

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TCP 035

5. Understanding The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 035
5.1. Product Description
The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 035 has been designed as an
integratable component and serves to drive and monitor
PFEIFFER turbomolecular pumps with single phase direct current motors (1500 Hz).
The delivery consignment encompasses:
– Print Module TCP 035
TCP 035

Connection Options For:
– Remote control,
– Host computer via Serial Interface RS 485/RS 232.

Proper Use:
– The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 035 has been designed as an
integratable component and may only be used to drive and
monitor PFEIFFER turbomolecular pumps with single phase motors.
– The operations unit TCP- turbopump may only be operated
together with a backing pump.
– Instructions concerning installation, start-up, operating
and maintenance must be observed.

Improper Use:
Improper is:
– Uses not covered above, and, in particular,
– Connection to pumps and units which is not permitted in
their operating instructions.
– Connection to dangerous to touch voltages.
Improper use will cause any rights regarding liability and guarantees to be forfeited.

Safety Instructions
– The operations voltage for the TCP 035 must be safety low
voltage (SELV; 26-42 V=).
– Guarantees apply only to units which are fitted in a condition which has not in any way been altered.

The electronic drive unit contains the following functional
features:
– Motor drive
– Monitoring and process control
– Illuminating diode display with information concerning the
operational status of the pump
– Serial Interface RS 232/ RS485.

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6. Installation, TCP 035
6.1. Preparations For Installation
Unauthorised modifications or alterations to the
Display Control Unit are not allowed. The unit
must be fitted in a housing taking account of the
ambient conditions (see Section 10., “Technical
Data”).
Electrical connection: Please refer to connections diagram
PM 041 532 -S, Section 11. and pin arrangement diagram
PM 031 403 -S, Section 12.
➡ Secure mating plug X5 against falling out.

6.2. Fitting The Unit Into A Rack
The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 035 has been designed to be
fitted into a rack. The following should be taken account of
when fitting:

The supply voltage must be safety low voltage (SELV). If this
is not available, only low voltage which is generated by an
isolating transformer in accordance with EN 60742 may be
used. In such cases:
➡ Earth the pump at the earthing screw provided.
When switching off the pump, the pump motor acts as a
generator and feeds direct voltage back to the electronic drive unit giving the impression that the unit is still switched on.
This can be prevented by taking the following action:
➡ Connect a diode from X5/z28 to X5/b12 and remove jumper
J2 from the print (please see “Layout” in Section 5.1.).
Separate supply from the power unit and control electronics
can also be used. In such cases:
➡ Feed separated rectified current UB* of 16-42 V between
X5/z2 (-) and X5/b12 (+) and remove jumper J2.

➡ On installation the TCP should be insulated.
➡ Ensure safe distance from the influence of extraneous voltages.
➡ Exclude influence ofinterference frequencies.
➡ Provide adequate air circulation (cooling). Fit the unit vertically and, if possible, mount a cooling unit on the side
panel.
The ambient temperature in the rack casing should not
exceed 40 °C.

6.3. Connecting The Operations Voltage
The TCP 035 has been designed to operate on a voltage of 2642V. This is applied to X5/z28 and X5/z32 and joined with jumper J2 on UB*.

J2

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6.4. Connecting The Turbopump
Only disconnect the plug connector to the electronic drive unit once the pump is completely at
rest and the electronic drive unit has been disconnected from the mains power supply.

➡ Connect the turbomolecular pump with connecting cable
PM 031 177 -X to connector socket X5 as per the connections diagram in Section 3.4. If no safety low voltages are
being used the pump must be earthed separately.
➡ Secure the plug against falling out.
➡ Lock the bayonet catch on the pump after plugging in.

6.6. The Relay Output
Relay K1 switches in over and above the rotation speed
switchpoint. Connections to X5/d26/d30. The relay can be
used for switching touchable dangerous voltages.
➡ Observe the instructions regarding double insulation to all
other connections on the unit.

6.7. Connecting The Backing Pump
It is possible to operate the backing pump without a pumping
station control unit by employing a Diaphragm Pump MVP 012
with semi-conductor relay.
Connection, Backing Pump

Only PFEIFFER connecting cable should be used for connecting the pump.

A
B
C
M

Control line
Terminal box, MVP 012
Mains
Motor, MVP 012

C

6.5. Connecting The Remote Control
The TCP 035 or the complete pumping station can be remote
controlled.

+

X5/z8
X5/d10

–

TCP 015/035

~
A

B

For remote control purposes only connections
to safety low voltage (SELV) may be made.

M

6.8. Connecting The Serial Interface
Remote Control Inputs
The following functions can be switched by connecting the
contacts with z2 (0 V):
– b4: Heating ON (only with the TCP 015)
– z4: Pumping station OFF (switches off the current of the
turbomolecular pump and, if connected, the backing
pump). This status can only be revoked by closing the
switch “Error Reset” (b6) for a short time.
– z6: Switch turbopump current OFF
– d4: Stand-by
– z14: Venting the pump with fitted Venting Valve TSF 012;
also with switched on TCP.
Remote Control Outputs
– b10: “Open collector”, output switches at stand-by to
“low”.
– z12: “Open collector”, output switches with an error to
“low” (H1 illuminates).
– z12: “Open collector”, output switches if the rotation
speed switchpoint is exceeded to “low”.
– d8: 0-10 V = 0 - 2,5 A motor current
– b8: 0-10 V = 0 - 1500 Hz rotation speed.

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The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 035 is equipped with Serial
Interface RS 232 C. This serial interface enables queries to be
made regarding the operational status and parameters in the
TCP to be altered.
➡ Serial interface connection to plug X18 on the Print
Module and to the pump plug on X5/b2-d2-z2.
Connection to the computer is made in accordance with the
pin arrangement diagram in Section 12.
Serial interface description: Please refer to Operating
Instructions PM 800 424 BN.
Only safety low voltages (SELV) may be
connected to the serial interface plug.

7. Operations, TCP 035
7.1. Switching ON The Electronic Drive Unit
And The Turbopump

7.5. Operations With Motor Current
Monitoring

➡ Switch on the Electronic Drive Unit TCP 035 with mains
switch S1. Please also refer to the pin arrangement
diagram in Section 12.

For certain pump processes the motor current is a criterion
for the high vacuum pressure. However, account must be
taken of the fact that the current in high vacuum operations
varies between 0.3 and 0.6A from pump to pump. In addition,
the current take-up depends on the size of the backing pump.
For these reasons it is not possible to state a generally valid
relationship between high vacuum pressure and current. This
means that this relationship has to be established for each
configuration.

7.2. Self-Testing
After the TCP 035 is switched on, a self-test in respect of the
most important functions is carried out. The functions
referred to in Section 9 and those designated with an “S” are
tested and possible malfunctions displayed coded with the
aid of LEDs H2-H5. If in addition H1 illuminates the TCP will
remain inoperable.

Relay K1 closes when the current switchpoint is non-attained.
The switchpoint is set with R53 (please see table).
Voltage on
tap R53 (V)

0

0,5

Current Threshold (A)

0

0,13 0,39 0,51 0,64 0,77 0,9

1,5

2,0

2,5

3,0

3,5

4,0 4,5

5,0

1,031,11 1,27

An additional time delay can be set with S14/4 during which
the pump current must always be non-attained
(see section 7.6.).

S 14

“Setting S14”

J1

R53

H1 - H5

7.3. Turbopump Start-Up
Once the self-test has been successfully completed the pump
starts up during which the maximum current is 2.2 A.
Potentiometer P1 can be used to pre-select a time of 8-60 min
within which the pump must have attained 750 Hz. If the
frequency is not attained within this time or if the rotation
speed falls below this frequency after this time elapses
>E011< is displayed.
Normal Turbopump Operations
Once the pump has attained its nominal rotation speed the
rotation speed will be maintained at a constant ± 2%.

The function of the start-up time is preserved. If, once the
start-up time has elapsed, the pump current exceeds the set
current threshold for longer than 1 or 3 minutes both K1 and
the pump current is switched off and the error message
>E003< appears.
Activating Operations Mode “Motor Current Monitoring”
➡ Fix jumper J1 onto the two pins next to the LED “H6”.
The establishment of the relationship between current and
high vacuum pressure has to be ascertained experimentally
Switching over to operations with motor current
monitoring may only be performed when the
TCP is current-less.

7.4. Switching “Stand-By” ON And OFF
This operations mode can then be selected when the pressure in the vacuum chamber is sufficiently low, e.g. during breaks in operations. Stand-by mode helps to protect the pump
bearing.
Stand-by “ON” (Rotation Speed = 1000 Hz)
➡ Connect remote control input X5/d4 with X5/z2 (0 V) by
means of an external switch.
Stand-by “OFF” (Rotation Speed = 1500 Hz)
➡ Open remote control input X5/d4-z2.
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7.6. Altering The Pre-Settings (S14)

7.8. Switching The Turbopump ON and OFF

Various operations modes can be set on the DIL switch S14
(TCP 035):

The pump can be switched off:

DIL Switch
S 14/2

Switch Position OFF
Switch Position ON*
Baud rate serial interface Baud rate serial interface
9600 Baud
4800 Baud

S 14/3

If, after the start-up time If 750 Hz has been attained
has elapsed, the rotation the start-up time is set to 0.
speed switchpoint (750 Hz)-If 750 Hz is non-attained,
is non attained the motor the pump is switched off
current is switched off
and K1 opens.
and relay K1 opens.

S 14/4
Backing
pump
operations
on X5/d10;
X5/d12
S 14/4
Operation
with motorcurrent
monitoring

Intermittent operations

Non-stop operations

Time delay of the
current signal:
60 seconds

Time delay of the
current signal:
3 seconds

* Works setting

7.7. Error Reset
If the TCP 035 identifies an error the motor current is
switched off. Once the error has been eliminated the pump
does not re-start automatically. The reset which is necessary
is carried out as follows:
– Connect remote control input “Error Reset”.
X5/b6 for a time > 1 second< 5 seconds by means of an
external switch to X5/z2 (0 V).
– Transmission of the respective command via Serial
Interface RS 232 C

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➡ By activating switch S1,
➡ With shut-down: With a switch between X5/z6 and
X5/z2 (0 V).

7.9. The Serial Interface
The Electronic Drive Unit TCP 035 is equipped with Serial
Interface RS 232 C. This serial interface enables queries to be
made regarding the operational status and parameters
(which are described in the various operations modes in
Sections 7.5. and 7.6.) in the TCP to be altered.

TCP 015/TCP 035

8. What To Do In The Case Of Breakdowns?
8.1. The Function Of The Illuminating Diodes
The TCP 035 is equipped with 5 illuminating diodes H1 - H5
which display errors.
The LEDs H2 - H5 display a coded error message. In the event
of serious malfunctions H1 also illuminates and the motor current is switched off. In the case of minor malfunctions H1
does not illuminate and the pump continues to operate. The
column “Error Type” of the error table shows whether the
error has been diagnosed in self-test S, in operations B or in
both cases.
Incorrect error displays can arise if the cable from the pump
is disconnected during operations. A reset is necessary if the
TCP is to be operated again after a breakdown.

8.3. Eliminating Errors
Illumination Diode H1 Does Not Illuminate
➡ Check switch position of S 8 and/or eliminate the error on
the power pack print.
➡ Check mains fuse F1. If mains fuse F1 is defect withdraw
plug connector X13 and X14 (+ UB and 0 V). Insert new
fuses and use a voltmeter (UB = 28 V) to measure the operations voltage UB on measuring points P1 and P2. Switch
off mains switch S1 and re-connect X13 and X14.
Pump Venting Valve Does Not Close:
➡ Check fuse F2.
Air Cooling Does Not Function:
➡ Check fuse F4.

8.2. Function Test In The Event Of A
Malfunction
When malfunctions occur the following should first be
checked:
– Voltage connection on the TCP 015,
– Connection TCP 015 - pump,
– Fore-vacuum pressure.

8.4. Error Code Table
Folgende Fehler werden angezeigt:
Error
Nr.

E001
E002
E003
E004
E005
E006
E007
E008
E009
E010
E011
E012
E013
E014
E015

LED (illuminates)

H1

H2

·

·

·
·
·
·
·
·
·

·
·
·

·
·
·
·
·

·

E016
E017
· LED illuminates
* LED flashes

Type of
Error1)

H3

·
·
·
·

·

H4

·
·

·
·
·*

·
·

1) B = Operation
S = Self-test

Error Elimination

UB > 43 V
UB < 26 V, in operation < 22 V
I operations, current threshold exceeded
Pump identification resistanceRf > 2K8
Excess temperature, pump
Excess temperature, TCP
Rotor blocked
Excess rotation speed
Excess temperature, transformer
Turbo OFF
Start-up time elapsed
Pumping station malfunction
Watchdog reset
Interruption A (X8)
Motor or cable malfunction
Keypad lock ON2)
Pumping station OFF2)

Check operations voltage
Check operations voltage
–
Incorrect pump type
Cool down pump
Cool down TCP
Pump defect, inform Service
TCP defect, inform Service
Cool down TCP
–
Repair leak, check backing pump
Check backing pump and water cooling
–
–
Check cable

H5

·
·
·
·

·
·
·
·
·
·
·

B,S
B,S
B,S
S
B
B
B
B
B
B,S
B
B
B,S
B,S
S

·

·

B,S
B

·
·
·
·
·

·

Error Description

–
–

2) Switching ON/OFF only via the serial interface

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9. Maintenance, Service
The unit is maintenance-free. Dirt on the front panel panel
can be removed with a damp cloth having first disconnected
the unit from the mains power supply.
Do Make Use Of Our Service Facilities
In the event that repairs are necessary a number of options
are available to you to ensure any system down time is kept to
a minimum:
– Have the pump repaired on the spot by our PFEIFFER
Service Engineers;
– Return the pump to the manufacturer for repairs;
– Replace the unit with an as good as new exchange unit.

Customers who carry out their own repairs must
take account of the possibility that touchable
dangerous voltages can be present in the unit.
The relevant instructions must be observed
when customers carry out their own repair and
maintenance work on units which have come
into contact with materials which represent a
hazard to health.
Please Note:
Repair orders are carried out according to our general conditions of sale and supply. If repairs are necessary, please send
the pump to your nearest PFEIFFER Service Center.

Local PFEIFFER representatives can provide full information.
The connections diagram in Section 11. shows the power
carrying current paths with their respective operational voltages.

Contact Addresses And Telephone Hotline
Contact addresses and telephone numbers can be found on
the back cover of these operating instructions.

10. Technical Data
10.1.Data List

10.2.Dimensions
Dimensions TCP 015

Electronic Drive Unit TCP 015
Connection voltage
switchable
Mains frequency
Power take-up, max.
With air cooling
Output voltage, max.
Normal operations
Start-up current
Nominal frequency ± 2% max.
Stand-by operations
Start-up current
Nominal frequency ± 2% max.
Contact load K1
Ohmic load
Inductive load
Switching voltage, max.
VDC
Analog outputs:
Rotation speed
Current
BLoad carrying capacity of
the 0-10 V outputs
Start-up time
Works setting
Rotation speed switchpoint
Permissible ambient temperature
Cable length Pump - TCP
Dimensions, front panel
Insertion length
Weight
1) with cos f = 0,5

16

Hz
VA

(100 V) 90 - 112
(120 V) 108 - 133
(220 V) 198 - 245
(240 V) 216 - 267
50/60
110

V

30 - 40 V

A
Hz

2,2
1500

A
Hz

2,2
1000

A
A
VAC
30

4
21)
265

V AC
V AC

Dimensions TCP 035

10 V = 1500 Hz
± 2%
10 V = 2,5 A
± 5%
mA

5

min
min
Hz
°C
m
mm
mm
kg

8 - 60
8
750
0 - 40
3
128,5x106,3
227
2,7

1
2
4
5
8
10
11
12
15

Turbomolecular pump
Electronic Drive Unit TCP
Pumping Station Control Unit
Backing Pump
Connection Turbopump-TCP
Fore-Vacuum Safety Valve
Venting Valve TSF 012
Air cooling
Mains connection

11. Connections Diagram

PM 041 532 -S

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12. Pin Arrangement
Pin Arrangement TCP 035

X5

X8

d16

E

green

C

brown

B

white

A

red

H

z24
d14

M1
UA

Key

2)

with TCS 015

3)

Open collector output

10)

Remote control
inputs
Remote control
outputs
2 RXD
3 TXD
0V
5
RI
9
1 DCD
DTR
4
DSR
6
RTS
7
CTS
8

Computer

TCP 035

15V
Rf 10)
M2

HE – Heating ON
MP – Pumping station error
1)
(pumping st. OFF) (T)
UT – PTC-trafo
RE – Error-Reset
CD – Turbopump Off
SE – Stand-by external
UB* – 34-35 V 11)
K1 – Switch contact 4A, cos j = 1
K1 – Switch contact 2A, cos j = 0,5 2)
IV – Interval operation, backing pump
FEN – Venting
3)
SB – Stand-by (OC)
3)
FL – Error (OC)
3)
SP – Rot. speed switchpoint (750 Hz) (OC)
9)
UV+ –
Interval operation backing pump
IV –
UI – Current 0-10V =^ 0-2,5A
^ 0-1500 Hz
UF – Rotation speed 0-10V =
TDX – Transmit
RXD – Receive
0V

9)

for backing pump with opto-coupler relais
Rf = 0W 2A/1500 Hz
360W 1,5 A/1500 Hz
1K5 1,2A/1000 Hz

11)

18

0V

Operation voltage 26-43V
Operation voltage 0V

1)

X 18

u
Hall

S1

z28
z32

1 (TXD)
2 (RXD)
3 (0 V)

G

grey

z20

d6
b6
z6
d4
b12
d26
d30
d12
z14
b10
z12
z10
z8
d10
d8
b8
d2
b2
z2

blue

F

b16

b4
z4

D

pink

z16

d22

yellow

Turbo pump

b14

feed separated, only without Jumper J2

PM 031 403 -S

13. Spare Parts
Description
Fuses F1
Fuses F2, F3
Fuses F4

Size

Number

2 AT
1 AT
0,2 AT

P 4666 442
P 4666 436
P 4666422

Operating Instructions

Order Quantity

Comments

14. Accessories
Description

Size

Number

Venting Valve TSF 012*
Counter 2002
Mains cable
Measuring and testing adapter

DN 10-ISO KF

PM Z01 105
PM C00 125
P4564 309ZA
PM 031 522 -U

Operating Instructions

Order Quantity/
Comments

*With regard to pump types TPH 035 and TPD 020 without special venting connection it is recommended that the venting valve be fitted to the high vacuum side.

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➪ D E , AT
Herstellererklärung im Sinne folgender EU-Richtlinien:

Pfeiffer Vacuum GmbH

- Maschinen 89/392/EWG
- Elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit 89/336/EWG
- Niederspannung 73/23/EWG

Emmeliusstr. 33
D-35614 Asslar

Hiermit erklären wir, daß das unten aufgeführte Produkt zum Einbau in eine Maschine bestimmt ist und daß deren Inbetriebnahme so lange untersagt ist, bis festgestellt wurde, daß das Endprodukt den Bestimmungen der EU-Richtlinie 89/392/EWG, Anhang II B entspricht.
Wir bestätigen Konformität mit der EU-Richtlinie über elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit 89/336/EWG und der EU-Niederspannungsrichtlinie 73/23/EWG.
Die angewandten Richtlinien, harmonisierten Normen, nationalen Normen und Spezifikationen sind unten aufgeführt.

➪ GB, IE
Manufacturer´s declaration pursuant to the following EU directives:
- Machinery Directive 89/392/EEC
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC
- Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC
We hereby certify that the product specified below is intended for installation in a machine which is forbidden to be put into operation until such time as it has
been determined that the end product is in accordance with the provision of EU Directive 89/392/EEC, Annex II B.
We certify conformity with EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC and EU Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC.
The guidelines, harmonized standards, national standards and specifications which have been applied are listed below.

➪ BE, FR
Déclaration du constructeur conformément aux directives CE suivantes:
- directive machine CE 89/392/CEE
- directive CE 89/336/CEE concernant la compatibilité électromagnétique
- directive CE 73/23/CEE concernant la basse tension
Nous déclarons par la présente que le produit mentionné ci-dessous est prévu pour le montage sur une machine et que sa mise en service est interdite tant qu’il
n’a pas été déterminé que le produit final répond bien aux dispositions de la directive CE 89/392/CEE, appendice II B.
Nous confirmons la conformité du produit avec la directive CE 89/336/CEE concernant la compatibilité électromagnétique et la directive CE 73/23/CEE concernant
la basse tension. Les directives appliquées, normes harmonisées et les normes et spécifications nationales appliquées figurent ci-dessous.

➪ IT
Dichiarazione del costruttore ai sensi delle seguenti direttive UE:
- Macchinari 89/392/CEE
- Compatibilità elettromagnetica 89/336/CEE
- Bassa tensione 73/23/CEE
Si dichiara che il prodotto qui menzionato è destinato al montaggio in una macchina e che la sua messa in funzione è vietata sin quando non è stato accertato
che il prodotto finale non rispetta le disposizioni della direttiva UE 89/392/CEE, Appendice II B.
Attestiamo la conformità con la direttiva UE sulla compatibilità elettromagnetica 89/336/CEE e la direttiva UE sulla bassa tensione 73/23/CEE.
Sono riportate in basso le direttive aplicate, le norme standardizzate nonché le norme e le specifiche nazionali utilizatte.

➪ ES
Declaración del fabricante al tenor de las siguientes Directivas de la UE:
- Maquinarias 89/392/MCE
- Compatibilidad Electromagnética 89/336/MCE
- Baja Tensión 73/23/MCE
Por la presente declaramos que el producto mencionado más abajo está previsto para ser incorporado en una máquina y que la puesta en servicio de la misma
queda prohibida en tanto que no se haya verificado que el producto final concuerda con las disposiciones resultantes de la Directiva 89/392/MCE de la UE,
Apéndice II B.
De nuestra parte certificamos la conformidad con la Directiva 89/336/MCE de la UE sobre Compatibilidad Electromagnética y la Directiva 73/23/MCE de la UE
sobre Baja Tensión.
Las directivas aplicadas, normas armonizadas y las normas y especificaciones nacionales aplicadas se mencionan abajo.

➪ NL

Herst.I/9604

Verklaring van de fabrikant in de zin van de volgende EU-richtlijnen:
- machinerichtlijn 89/392/EEG
- richtlijn over elektromagnetische compatibiliteit 89/336/EEG
- richtlijn over laagspanning 73/23/EEG
Hiermee verklaren wij dat het hieronder genoemde produkt is bedoeld om te worden ingebouwd in een machine en dat de ingebruikneming hiervan zolang verboden is, totdat is vastgesteld dat het eindprodukt voldoet aan de bepalingen van EU-richtlijn 89/392/EEG, appendix II B.
Wij bevestigen de conformiteit met de EU-richtlijn over elektromagnetische compatibiliteit 89/336/EEG en de EEG-richtlijn over laagspanning 73/23/EEG
De toegepaste richtlijnen, geharmoniseerde normen en de toegepaste nationale normen en specificaties zijn hierna aangegeven.

➪ DK
Producenterklæring i henhold til følgende EU-direktiver:
- Maskiner 89/392/EWG
- Elektromagnetisk kompatibilitet 89/336/EWG
- Lavspænding 73/23/EWG
Hermed erklærer vi, at det nedenstående produkt er beregnet til indbygning i en maskine og at dennes idriftsættelse er forbudt, indtil det er fastslået, at slutproduktet er i overensstemmelse med EU-direktiv 89/392/EWG tillæg II B.
Vi attesterer konformitet med EU-direktiv vedrørende elektromagnetisk kompatibilitet 89/336/EWG og med EU-lavspændingsdirektiv 73/23/EWG.
De anvendte direktiver, harmoniserede standarder og de anvendte nationale standarder og specifikationer er angivet nedenfor.

➪ SE
Tillverkarens förklaring enligt följande EG-direktiv:
- Maskindirektiv 89/392/EEC
- Elektromagnetisk tolerans 89/336/EEC
- Lågspänning 73/23/EEC
Härmed förklarar vi, att den nedan nämnda produkten är avsedd för inmontering i en maskin och att denna maskin inte får tas i drift förrän det har konstaterats,
att slutprodukten stämmer överens med EG’s direktiv 89/392/EEC, annex II B.
Vi bekräftar konformitet med EG’s-direktiv om elektromagnetisk tolerans 89/336/EEC och EG’s lågspänningsdirektiv 73/23/EEC.
De riktlinjer, anpassade standarder, nationella standarder och specifikationer som har blivit accepterade, anges här nedan.

➪ FI
Valmistajan vakuutus seuraavien EU-direktiivien mukaisesti:
- konedirektiivi 89/392/ETY
- sähkömagneettinen siedettävyys 89/336/ETY
- pienjännite 73/23/ETY
Vakuutamme täten, että allamainittu tuote on tarkoitettu asennettavaksi koneeseen ja sen käyttöönotto on kielletty kunnes on todettu, että lopullinen tuote
vastaa EU-direktiivin 89/392/EtY vaatimuksia.
Vahvistamme vaatimustenmukaisuuden EU-direktiivin sähkömagneettinen siedettävyys 89/336/ETY ja EU-pienjännitedirektiivin 73/23/ETY kanssa.
Soveltamamme suuntaviitat, harmonisoidut standardit, kansalliset standardit ja rakennemääräykset on luteltu alempana.

➪ PT
Declaração do fabricante, de acordo com as seguintes Directivas CE:
- Máquinas, na redacção 89/392/CEE
- Compatibilidade electromagnética, na redacção 89/336/CEE
- Baixa tensão, na redacção 73/23/CEE
Com a presente, declaramos que o produto abaixo indicado se destina à montagem numa máquina e que é proibida a colocação em serviço da mesma antes de
se ter declarado, que o produto final está em conformidade com o disposto na Directiva CE, na redacção 89/392/CEE, Apêndice II B.
Certificamos haver conformidade com o disposto na Directiva CE sobre compatibilidade electromagnética, na redacção 89/336/CEE, e o disposto na Directiva CE
sobre baixa tensão, na redacção 73/23/CEE.
Abaixo, dá-se indicação das directivas aplicadas, das normas harmonizadas e das normas e especificações aplicades no respectivo país.

➪ GR

Produkt/Product/Produit/Prodotto/Producto/Produkt/Produkt/Produto/

a) TCP 015
b) TCP 035
Angewendete Richtlinien, harmonisierte Normen und angewendete, nationale Normen in Sprachen und Spezifikationen:
Guidelines, harmonised standards, national standards in languages and specifications which have been applied:
Les directives appliquées, normes harmonisées et les normes nationales appliquées en langues et spécifications:
Direttive aplicate, norme standardizzate e norme nazionali utilizzate in lingue e specifiche:
Directivas aplicadas, normas armonizadas y normas nacionales aplicadas en idiomas y especificaciones:
Toegepaste richtlijnen, geharmoniseerde normen en toegepaste nationale normen met betrekking tot talen en specificaties:
Anvendte direktiver, harmoniserede standarder og de anvendte nationale standarder med sprog og specifikationer:
Directivas aplicadas, normas harmonizadas e normas aplicadas na linguagem e nas especificações do respectivo país:

a) EN 61010, EN 55011, EN 50081-1, EN 50082-2, IEC 801 1-4, VDE 0843-6
b) EN 61010
Unterschriften/Signatures/Signature/Firme/Firmas/Handtekeningen/Underskrifter/Underskrift/ Allekirjoitukset/Assinaturas/

Geschäftsführer
(W. Dondorf)
Managing Director
Gérant d’affairs
Gerente

Herst.I/9606

Administrerende Direktør
Verkställande Direktör
Directeur

DTP
Form.-Nr. 10117 / (9606)

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Emmeliusstrasse 33
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Telefax 06441/802-202
Hotline 06441/802-333
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Service Hotline: 0043 / 1 8941704
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Tokyo Central 100-91,
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Dokok-Dong, Kang Nam-Ku, Seoul, 135-270
telephone 0082 / 2 3461 0671,
telefax 0082 / 2 3461 0676
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telephone 0049 / 6441 802 400
telefax 0049 / 6441 802 399
Service Hotline: 0049 / 6441 802 333
Great Britain
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Milton Keynes, MK7 8AZ, United Kingdom
telephone 0044 / 1 908 373 333
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GR-15451 Athens,
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(0299)

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APP Systems Services Pte. Ltd, 2 Corporation Road
06-14 Corporation Place, Singapore 618494,
telephone 0065 / 268 2024, telefax 0065 / 268 6621
Spain
Tecnovac
Tecnologia de Vacio S.L., Ronda de Poniente, 6 Bajo F
Centro Empresarial Euronova
E-28760 Tres Cantos (Madrid)
telephone 0034 / 91 804 11 34,
telefax 0034 / 91 804 30 91
Sweden
Pfeiffer Vacuum Scandinavia AB
Magasinsgatan 35, Box 10412
S-43424 Kungsbacka
telephone 0046 / 300 710 80
telefax 0046 / 300 172 85
Service Hotline: 0046 / 300 710 85

Switzerland
Pfeiffer Vacuum Schweiz S.A.
Förrlibuckstraße 30, CH-8005 Zürich
telephone 0041 / 1 444 2255,
telefax 0041 / 1 444 2266
Service Hotline: 0041 / 1 2730119
South Africa
Labotec Pty Ltd., P.O. Box 6553,
Halfway House
1685 Midrand
telephone 0027 / 11 315 5434
telefax 0027 / 11 315 5882
Taiwan
S & T Hitech Ltd. Hsinchu office
No. 103, Hsien Chen 11th Street, Jubei City,
HsinChu County, Taiwan, R.O.C.
(zip/postal code: 302)
telephone 00886 / 3 554 1020
telefax 00886 / 3 554 0867
Thailand
S & T Enterprises (Thailand) Ltd.
18th Floor, Chokchail Intíl Bldg.
690 Sukhumvit Road
Klongton, Klongtoey
Bangkok 10110
telephone 00662 / 259 4623
telefax 00662 / 259 6243
U.S.A.
Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology, Inc.
24 Trafalgar Square
Nashua, NH 03063-1988
USA
telephon 001/ 603 578 6500
telefax 001/ 603 578 6550
Venezuela
Secotec S.A., Apartado 3452, Caracas 1010-A,
telephone 0058 / 2 573 8687
telefax 0058 / 2 573 1932

Other countries
AVI - Applied Vaccuum Industries GmbH
Leginglenstrasse 17A; CH-7320 Sargans
Switzerland
telefon 0041 / 81 710 03 80
telefax 0041 81 710 03 81
Scope of represented countries
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Bulgaria,
Cambodia, Estonia, Georgia, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan,
Kingdom of Nepal, Kirghizia, Latvia, Lithuania, Maldavia,
Philippines, P.R. China, Rumania, Russia, Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Vietnam
A.E.M.S.
Advanced Equipment Materials and Systems
P.O. Box 25
Föhrenweg 18
FL-9496 Balzers
telephon 0041 / 75 380 0550
telefax 0041 / 75 380 0551
Scope of represented countries
Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon,
Lybia, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi-Arabia, Sudan, Syria,
Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Yemen



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