Graco 332989A Pro Xp Auto Control Module Users Manual 332989A, Module, Instructions, English

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Instructions

Pro Pro

ProXp Xp

XpAuto Auto

AutoControl Control

ControlModule Module

Module332989A

User User

UserInterface Interface

Interfacefor for

forPro Pro

ProXp Xp

XpAuto Auto

AutoElectrostatic Electrostatic

ElectrostaticSpray Spray

SprayGuns. Guns.

Guns.

For For

Forprofessional professional

professionaluse use

useonly. only.

only.

Important Important

ImportantSafety Safety

SafetyInstructions Instructions

Instructions

ReadallwarningsandinstructionsinthismanualandtheGraco

AutomaticElectrostaticGunmanuals.

Save Save

Savethese these

theseinstructions. instructions.

instructions.

PROVENQUALITY.LEADINGTECHNOLOGY.

Contents Contents

Contents

Warnings...........................................................3

Models...............................................................5

Overview............................................................5

RelatedManuals................................................5

Installation..........................................................6

CableConnections.......................................6

FiberOpticConnections...............................7

RemoteModeI/OConnection.......................8

PowerCordConnection...............................8

Grounding...................................................9

Operation...........................................................10

ModuleScreens...........................................10

Preset.........................................................10

ModuleKeys................................................10

Icons...........................................................12

ScreenNavigationandEditing......................13

ScreenMap.................................................14

RunScreens......................................................16

RunScreen1..............................................16

RunScreens2–5.........................................17

PasswordScreen.........................................17

SetupScreens....................................................18

SetupScreens1and2.................................18

SetupScreens3and4.................................19

SetupScreen5............................................20

SetupScreen6............................................20

EventCodeTroubleshooting...............................21

Troubleshooting..................................................23

DiagnosticInformation........................................23

Maintenance......................................................24

UpdateSoftware..........................................24

ReplaceBattery...........................................24

Repair................................................................25

FiberOpticCableRepair..............................25

FiberOpticBulkheadInstallation...................26

Parts..................................................................27

Accessories........................................................28

FiberOpticCablesforGun...........................28

FiberOpticCableRepairand

Accessories....................................28

ControlModuleI/OCableAccessory

Kits................................................28

MountingDimensions.........................................29

TechnicalData...................................................29

GracoStandardWarranty....................................30

332989A

Warnings

Warnings Warnings

Warnings

Thefollowingwarningsareforthesetup,use,grounding,maintenanceandrepairofthisequipment.The

exclamationpointsymbolalertsyoutoageneralwarningandthehazardsymbolreferstoprocedure-specic

risks.Whenthesesymbolsappearinthebodyofthismanualoronwarninglabels,referbacktothese

Warnings.Product-specichazardsymbolsandwarningsnotcoveredinthissectionmayappearthroughout

thebodyofthismanualwhereapplicable.

WARNING WARNING

WARNING

FIRE FIRE

FIREAND AND

ANDEXPLOSION EXPLOSION

EXPLOSIONHAZARD HAZARD

HAZARD

Flammablefumes,suchassolventandpaintfumes,inwork work

workarea area

areacanigniteorexplode.Tohelp

preventreandexplosion:

•Useequipmentonlyinwellventilatedarea.

•Eliminateallignitionsources;suchaspilotlights,cigarettes,portableelectriclamps,and

plasticdropcloths(potentialstaticarc).

•Keepworkareafreeofdebris,includingsolvent,ragsandgasoline.

•Donotplugorunplugpowercords,orturnpowerorlightswitchesonoroffwhenammable

fumesarepresent.

•Groundallequipmentintheworkarea.SeeGrounding Grounding

Groundinginstructions.

•Useonlygroundedhoses.

•Holdgunrmlytosideofgroundedpailwhentriggeringintopail.Donotusepaillinersunless

theyareantistaticorconductive.

•Stop Stop

Stopoperation operation

operationimmediately immediately

immediatelyifstaticsparkingoccursoryoufeelashock,Donotuse

equipmentuntilyouidentifyandcorrecttheproblem.

•Keepaworkingreextinguisherintheworkarea.

Staticchargemaybuilduponplasticpartsduringcleaningandcoulddischargeandignite

ammablevapors.Tohelppreventreandexplosion:

•Cleanplasticpartsonlyinwellventilatedarea.

•Donotcleanwithadrycloth.

ELECTRIC ELECTRIC

ELECTRICSHOCK SHOCK

SHOCKHAZARD HAZARD

HAZARD

Thisequipmentmustbegrounded.Impropergrounding,setup,orusageofthesystemcan

causeelectricshock.

•Turnoffanddisconnectpoweratmainswitchbeforedisconnectinganycablesandbefore

servicingorinstallingequipment.

•Connectonlytogroundedpowersource.

•Useonly3–wireextensioncords.

•Ensuregroundprongsareintactonpowerandextensioncords.

•Allelectricalwiringmustbedonebyaqualiedelectricianandcomplywithalllocalcodes

andregulations.

•Donotexposetorain.Storeindoors.

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Warnings

WARNING WARNING

WARNING

PERSONAL PERSONAL

PERSONALPROTECTIVE PROTECTIVE

PROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

Wearappropriateprotectiveequipmentwhenintheworkareatohelppreventseriousinjury,

includingeyeinjury,hearingloss,inhalationoftoxicfumes,andburns.Thisequipmentincludes

butisnotlimitedto:

•Protectiveeyewear,andhearingprotection.

•Respirators,protectiveclothing,andglovesasrecommendedbytheuidandsolvent

manufacturer.

EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENTMISUSE MISUSE

MISUSEHAZARD HAZARD

HAZARD

Misusecancausedeathorseriousinjury.

•Donotoperatetheunitwhenfatiguedorundertheinuenceofdrugsoralcohol.

•Donotexceedthemaximumworkingpressureortemperatureratingofthelowestrated

systemcomponent.SeeTechnical Technical

TechnicalData Data

Datainallequipmentmanuals.

•Useuidsandsolventsthatarecompatiblewithequipmentwettedparts.SeeTechnical Technical

TechnicalData Data

Data

inallequipmentmanuals.Readuidandsolventmanufacturer’swarnings.Forcomplete

informationaboutyourmaterial,requestMSDSfromdistributororretailer.

•Donotleavetheworkareawhileequipmentisenergizedorunderpressure.

•TurnoffallequipmentandfollowthePressure Pressure

PressureRelief Relief

ReliefProcedure Procedure

Procedurewhenequipmentisnotinuse.

•Checkequipmentdaily.Repairorreplacewornordamagedpartsimmediatelywithgenuine

manufacturer’sreplacementpartsonly.

•Donotalterormodifyequipment.Alterationsormodicationsmayvoidagencyapprovals

andcreatesafetyhazards.

•Makesureallequipmentisratedandapprovedfortheenvironmentinwhichyouareusingit.

•Useequipmentonlyforitsintendedpurpose.Callyourdistributorforinformation.

•Routehosesandcablesawayfromtrafcareas,sharpedges,movingparts,andhotsurfaces.

•Donotkinkoroverbendhosesorusehosestopullequipment.

•Keepchildrenandanimalsawayfromworkarea.

•Complywithallapplicablesafetyregulations.

332989A

Models

Models Models

Models

Model Model

ModelNumber Number

NumberSeries Series

SeriesDescription Description

Description

24W035AProXpAutoControlModulewithsoftware,mountingbracketandpowersupply

included.Fiberopticcablesmustbepurchasedseparately.

24X216AProXpAutoControlModule.ModuleOnly.

Overview Overview

Overview

TheProXpAutoControlModuleisforuseonlywithProXpAutoElectrostaticGunsmartmodels.Thecontrol

moduleprovidesauserinterfaceforuptotwoguns.RemoteI/OallowscommunicationwithaProgrammable

LogicController(PLC).Thedisplaycontrolmoduleperformsthefollowingfunctions:

•Displaythesprayingvoltageandcurrent.

•Changethegunvoltagesetting.

•Displaythegunturbinespeed.

•Storespraypresets.

•CommunicateequipmentfaultstoaPLC.

•Displayandsetmaintenancetotalizers.

•UseaPLCtoselectasprayprole.

Related Related

RelatedManuals Manuals

Manuals

Manual Manual

ManualDescription Description

Description

333010ProXpAutoAirSprayGun

333011ProXpAutoAASprayGun

333012ProXpAutoWaterborneAirSprayGun

333013ProXpAutoWaterborneAASprayGun

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Installation

Installation Installation

Installation

Cable Cable

CableConnections Connections

Connections

Ports1through4oftheProXpAutoControlModule

areusedinanautomaticelectrostaticguninstallation.

Port Port

PortDescription Description

Description

1FiberOptic1(Gun1)

2FiberOptic2(Gun1)

3PowerCord

4RemoteModeI/O

5FiberOptic1(Gun2)

6FiberOptic2(Gun2)

Figure1ProXpAutoControlModule

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Installation

Fiber Fiber

FiberOptic Optic

OpticConnections Connections

Connections

(OperationalonSmartmodelsonly)

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:OnlyuseGracosuppliedberopticcable.See

FiberOpticCablesForGun,page28

Theberopticcableconnectstheberopticports

onthegunmanifoldtoPorts1and2ontheControl

Module.

For For

Fora a

a1 1

1Gun Gun

GunSystem System

System

1.ConnectPort1ofthegun1manifoldtoPort1of

theControlModule.

2.ConnectPort2ofthegun1manifoldtoPort2of

theControlModule.

For For

Fora a

a2 2

2Gun Gun

GunSystem System

System

1.ConnectPort1ofthegun2manifoldtoPort5of

theControlModule.

2.ConnectPort2ofthegun2manifoldtoPort6of

theControlModule.

Non-HazardousAreaHazardousArea

1Port1

2Port2

5Port5

6Port6

HProXpAutoSmart

Gun

P24VoltPowerSupply

Connection

QRemoteI/O

Connection

RProXpAutoControl

Module

UBulkhead(optional)

VFiberOpticCable

G1Gun1

G2Gun2

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Installation

Remote Remote

RemoteMode Mode

ModeI/O I/O

I/OConnection Connection

Connection

TheuseoftheRemoteModeI/Ocapabilityis

optional.Connector4ontheControlModuleisthe

remotemodeI/Oport.

Figure2Connector4(I/O)Pinouts

RemotemodeI/Ocablesare

availableseparately.See

ControlModuleI/OCableAccessoryKits,page28

Figure3CablePinInformation

Pin Pin

PinNo. No.

No.Wire Wire

WireColor Color

ColorFunction Function

Function

1Brown+24VDC

2WhitePresetSelect1

3BlueLowkVAlarmOut

4BlackPresetSelect2

5GrayGND

Whenremotemodeisenabled,aPresetcanbe

selectedbyapplyingthefollowingsignalstoPreset

Select1(pin2)andPresetSelect2(pin4)of

connector4.

Preset Preset

Preset

Select Select

Select2 2

State State

State

Preset Preset

Preset

Select Select

Select1 1

State State

State

Encoding Encoding

EncodingSelected Selected

Selected

Preset Preset

Preset

GNDGND001

GND+24VDC

orFloating

012

+24VDC

orFloating

GND103

+24VDC

orFloating

+24VDC

orFloating

114

Duringnormaloperation,LowkVAlarmOut(pin3)

isat0V.Whenalowvoltagealarmoccurs,Low

kVAlarmOut(pin3)isat24VDC.Thisoccurs

regardlessofremotemodesetting.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:LowkVAlarmOut(pin3)willread~18V

wheninactiveinanunloadedmeasurement.

Power Power

PowerCord Cord

CordConnection Connection

Connection

1.Connecttheadaptercord(supplied)toPort3on

thecontrolmodule.

2.Connectthe3–wirepowercord(supplied)tothe

adapter.

3.Plugthe3–wirepowercordintoagrounded

electricaloutlet.

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Installation

Grounding Grounding

Grounding

Theequipmentmustbegroundedtoreducethe

riskofstaticsparkingandelectricshock.Electric

orstaticsparkingcancausefumestoigniteor

explode.Impropergroundingcancauseelectric

shock.Groundingprovidesanescapewireforthe

electriccurrent.

TheProXpAutoControlModuleisgroundedby

anadapteranda3–wirepowercord(supplied)

connectedtoagroundedelectricaloutlet.Ifthe

moduleismountedtoabracket,connectaseparate

groundwiretothebracketusingascrew.Connect

theotherendtoatrueearthground.

AProXpAutoControlModule

BPowerSupply

CFiberOpticCable

DProXpAutoElectrostaticGun

EHazardousArea

FNon-HazardousArea

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Operation

Operation Operation

Operation

Module Module

ModuleScreens Screens

Screens

TheProXpAutoControlModulehastwosetsof

screens:RunandSetup.Fordetailedinformationsee

RunScreens,page16,andSetupScreens,page18.

PresstotogglebetweentheRunscreensand

theSetupscreens.

Preset Preset

Preset

Thepresetscanbeusedtostoregunparameters.

Fourpresetsareavailableforeachgun.See

SetupScreens1and2,page18toviewandchange

presetparameters.

Module Module

ModuleKeys Keys

Keys

Thecontrolmoduledisplayandkeysaredisplayed

below.Table1explainsthefunctionofthemembrane

keysonthecontrolmodule.Asyoumovethrough

thescreens,youwillnoticethatmostinformation

iscommunicatedusingiconsratherthanwords

tosimplifyglobalcommunication.Thedetailed

screendescriptionsinRunScreens,page16,and

SetupScreens,page18,explainwhateachicon

represents.Thetwosoftkeysaremembranebuttons

whosefunctioncorrelateswiththescreencontentto

theimmediateleftofthebutton.

NOTICE NOTICE

NOTICE

Topreventdamagetothesoftkeybuttons,donot

pressthebuttonswithsharpobjectssuchaspens,

plasticcards,orngernails.

Figure4ControlModuleKeypadandDisplay

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Operation

Table Table

Table1 1

1Module Module

ModuleKeys Keys

Keys

Membrane Membrane

MembraneKeys Keys

KeysSoftkeys Softkeys

Softkeys

PresstotogglebetweenRunscreens

andSetupscreens.

Enter Screen.

Highlightdatathatcanbeedited.

AlsochangesthefunctionoftheUp/Down

arrowssotheymovebetweendataeldson

thescreen,ratherthanbetweenscreens.

Error Reset:

Usetocleareventaftercause

hasbeenxed.Alsousedtocanceldata

enteredandreturntooriginaldata.

Exit Screen.

Exitdataediting.

Up/Down Arrows:

Usetomovebetween

screensoreldsonascreen,ortoincrement

ordecrementthedigitsinasettableeld.

Enter.

Presstoactivateaeldforeditingortoaccept

thehighlightedselectiononadropdownmenu.

Softkeys:

Usevariesbyscreen.

Seecolumnsatright.

Right.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumberelds.Press

againtoaccepttheentrywhenalldigitsarecorrect.

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Operation

Icons Icons

Icons

Asyoumovethroughthescreens,youwillnoticethatmostinformationiscommunicatedusingiconsrather

thanwordstosimplifyglobalcommunication.ThedetailedscreendescriptionsinRunScreens,page16,and

SetupScreens,page18,explainwhateachiconrepresents.

Screen Screen

ScreenIcons Icons

Icons

AlarmPresetNumber

DeviationkiloVolts/Voltage

AdvisorymicroAmperes/Current

DisplayID

Hertz/Frequency

ElectrostaticGun

Gun1

Gun2

NumberofGuns

ElectrostaticGunActive

RemoteModeRemoteModeEnabled

Preset1ActivePreset2Active

Screen Screen

ScreenIcons Icons

Icons

Preset3ActivePreset4Active

LowkVAlarmSetpointMaximumkVSetpoint

TargetDaysRemainingDays

Tip/NozzleAircap

TurbineCheckMark/Optional

CalendarClock

UnitsMaintenance

Password

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Operation

Screen Screen

ScreenNavigation Navigation

Navigationand and

andEditing Editing

Editing

Refertothissectionifyouhavequestionsabout

screennavigationorabouthowtoenterinformation

andmakeselections.

All All

AllScreens Screens

Screens

1.Usetomovebetweenscreens.

2.Presstoenterascreen.Therstdataeld

onthescreenwillhighlight.

3.Usetohighlightthedatayouwishto

change.

4.Presstoedit.

Drop Drop

DropDown Down

DownField Field

Field

1.Usetohighlightthecorrectchoicefrom

thedropdownmenu.

2.Presstoselect.

3.Presstocancel.

Number Number

NumberField Field

Field

1.Therstdigitwillbehighlighted.Use

tochangethenumber.

2.Presstomovetothenextdigit.

3.Whenalldigitsarecorrect,pressagainto

accept.

4.Presstocancel.

Check Check

CheckBox Box

BoxField Field

Field

Acheckboxeldisusedtoenableordisablefeatures

inthesoftware.

1.Presstotogglebetweenandanempty

box.

2.Thefeatureisenabledifaisinthebox.

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Operation

Screen Screen

ScreenMap Map

Map

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

ScreensSetup Setup

SetupScreens Screens

Screens

Run Run

RunScreen Screen

Screen1 1

1, ,

,page page

page16 16

16Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen1, 1,

1,page page

page18 18

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

Screens2–5 2–5

2–5, ,

,page page

page17 17

17Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen2, 2,

2,page page

page18 18

(2gunsystemsonly)

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

Screens2–5 2–5

2–5, ,

,page page

page17 17

17Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen3, 3,

3,page page

page19 19

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

Screens2–5 2–5

2–5, ,

,page page

page17 17

17Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen4, 4,

4,page page

page19 19

(2gunsystemsonly)

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

Screens2–5 2–5

2–5, ,

,page page

page17 17

17Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen5 5

5, ,

,page page

page20 20

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Operation

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

ScreensSetup Setup

SetupScreens Screens

Screens

Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen6 6

6, ,

,page page

page20 20

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RunScreens

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

Screens

WheninRunMode,thedisplayshowsthegun

parametersandthemostrecent20events.The

activegunpresetcanalsobechanged.

Run Run

RunScreen Screen

Screen1 1

Usethisscreentoviewthegunsprayingvoltage

inkilovolts(kV),thesprayingcurrentinmicroamps

(µA),andturbinefrequencyinhertz(Hz).Theactive

maximumsprayingvoltageisshownunderthegun

icon.Theactivegunpresetisoperatorsettableto

presets1-4.Themaximumvoltagesettingforthe

presetscanbechangedonsetupscreen1.Ifthe

deviceisinremotemode,theremotemodeicon

showsupnexttothepresetselectcontrol.When

thegunhasturbinepower,thenumberswillshow

non-zero.Whenintwogunmode,theinformation

forbothgunsisshown.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:Onlyonepresetisselected.Makesureyour

presetsareproperlysetupforbothguns.

Figure5RunScreen1inManualMode(1gun

system)

Figure6RunScreen1inRemoteMode(1gun

system)

Figure7RunScreen1inManualMode(2gun

system)

Figure8RunScreen1inRemoteMode(2gun

system)

Run Run

RunScreen Screen

Screen1 1

1Key Key

Key

Enterthescreentoedit(manualmode

only).

VoltagePreset;operatorselectable.

Changesthemaximumsprayingvoltage

ofthegun.Presets1–4.

ElectrostaticGun.Thenumberbeneath

theiconistheactivemaximumspraying

voltage.

Alsodisplayssprayingvoltage(kV)and

sprayingcurrent(µA).

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:Thenumbershowninsidethe

gunisthegunnumber.

ElectrostaticGunActive

Exitthescreen(manualmodeonly).

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RunScreens

Run Run

RunScreens Screens

Screens2–5 2–5

2–5

UseRunScreens2-5toviewthelogofrecentevents.

Thelatest20eventsareviewable,withdateandtime.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:RunScreen2isshownasanexample.Use

thearrowkeystoscrollthroughthescreens.

Figure9RunScreen2

Run Run

RunScreen Screen

Screen2 2

2Key Key

Key

Datetheeventoccurred.

Timetheeventoccurred.

Indicatesaneventoccurred.

Password Password

PasswordScreen Screen

Screen

Ifapasswordhasbeenset,thePasswordScreen

displayswhenispressedfromanyRunscreen.

EnterpasswordtoenableentrytotheSetupscreens.

Setthepasswordto0000todisablepassword

protection.SeeSetupScreens3and4,page19to

setorchangethepassword.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:Ifyouforgetyourpassword,use1492togain

accessandenteranewpassword.

Figure10PasswordScreen

Key Key

Key

Presstoactivateaeldforeditingor

toacceptthehighlightedsectionona

dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber

elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry

whenalldigitsarecorrect.

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SetupScreens

Setup Setup

SetupScreens Screens

Screens

TheSetupModeisusedtosetupapassword

(ifdesired)andtosetparametersforcontrolling

andmonitoringtheelectrostaticgun.See

ScreenNavigationandEditing,page13for

informationonhowtomakeselectionsandenter

data.

Setup Setup

SetupScreens Screens

Screens1 1

1and and

and2 2

Usethisscreentoviewandchangepreset

parameters.Presetscanbeusedtostoregun

parameters.Fourpresetsareavailableforeachgun.

•Therstcolumnshowsthepresetnumber(1-4).

•Thesecondcolumnshowstheminimumvoltage

setpointforthepreset,settable(inincrementsof5)

between0and50kVforan85kVgunandbetween

0and40fora60kVgun.Ifthesprayingvoltage

fallsbelowthesetvalue,thesystemwillalarm.

Settingthecontroltozerodisablesthealarm.

•Thethirdcolumnshowsthemaximumvoltagefor

thepreset,settablebetween40kVand85kV(in

incrementsof5).Settingtoanythingotherthan

85kVputsthegunintoalowvoltagemode.For

waterborneguns,voltageissettablebetween30

kVand60kV.

•NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:An85kVgun’snormalhighvoltagereading

is60–70kV.Ifaballendhighvoltagemeasurement

probeisused,thegunvoltagewillrisetoabout85

kV.Thiswillhappenwithallresistiveelectrostatic

guns.

•Intwogunoperation,asecondscreenisshownfor

Gun#2asindicatedbytheguniconintheupper

leftportionofthescreen.

Figure11SetupScreen1

Figure12SetupScreen2(2gunsystemonly)

Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen1 1

1Key Key

Key

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivateaeldforeditingorto

acceptthehighlightedselectionona

dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber

elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry

whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Presetnumber.

Setthemaximumvoltagesetpointfor

thepreset.

Settheminimumvoltageforthelow

voltagealarmforthepreset.

Exitdataediting.

Denoteswhichgunthesettingsbelongto

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SetupScreens

Setup Setup

SetupScreens Screens

Screens3 3

3and and

and4 4

Usethisscreentoviewandresetthemaintenance

totalizers.Maintenancetotalizerunits,shownonthis

SetupScreen,arealwaysinelapsedcalendardays.

AnAdvisoryisissuedwhenthemaintenancetotalizer

reacheszero.Torestartthetimer,navigatetothis

screen,editthesetpoint,andthencleartheadvisory

usingtheErrorResetbutton.Asthesetimersare

basedonthedisplaydate,themaintenancetotalizers

mustberesetifthedateischanged.Intwogun

operation,asecondscreenisshownforGun#2as

indicatedbytheguniconintheupperleftportionof

thescreen.

Figure13SetupScreen3

Figure14SetupScreen4(2gunsystemonly)

Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen3 3

3and and

and4 4

4Key Key

Key

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivateaeldforeditingorto

acceptthehighlightedselectionona

dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber

elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry

whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Maintenancesetpointincalendardays.

Maintenancetotalizer–Countsdown

fromsetpointtozero.

Aircapmaintenancetotalizer.

Tip/Nozzlemaintenancetotalizer.

Alternatormaintenancetotalizer.

Check/Optionalmaintenancetotalizer

Exitdataediting.

Denoteswhichgunthesettingsbelongto

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SetupScreens

Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen5 5

Usethisscreentosetdateformat,date,time,and

backlighttimeout.

Figure15SetupScreen5

Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen5 5

5Key Key

Key

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivateaeldforeditingorto

acceptthehighlightedselectionona

dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber

elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry

whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Selectyourpreferreddateformatfrom

thedropdownmenu.

MM/DD/YY

DD/MM/YY

YY/MM/DD

Setthecurrentdate.

Setthecurrenttime.

Setthedisplaybacklighttimeout(in

minutes).Asettingofzeromeansthat

thebacklightisoncontinuously.

Exitdataediting.

Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen6 6

Usethisscreentoactivateorchangeapassword

thatwillberequiredtoaccesstheSetupscreens

andtoenable/disableremotevoltagepresetcontrol.

Thisscreenalsodisplaysthesoftwareversion.This

screenisalsousedtoselectthenumberofgunsfor

thesystem(1or2).

Figure16SetupScreen6

Setup Setup

SetupScreen Screen

Screen6 6

6Key Key

Key

Enterthescreen.

Presstoactivateaeldforeditingorto

acceptthehighlightedselectionona

dropdownmenu.

Movetotherightwheneditingnumber

elds.Pressagaintoaccepttheentry

whenalldigitsarecorrect.

Enable/Disablethepasswordwiththe

checkboxcontrol.Enterthedesired

password(ifenabled).

Enable/Disableremotevoltagepreset

control.

Exitdataediting.

Choos1fora1gunsystem,2fora2

gunsystem.

DisplayIDsetting.Foradvanced

installationsonly.

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EventCodeTroubleshooting

Event Event

EventCode Code

CodeTroubleshooting Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Eventcodescantakefourforms:

•Alarm:criticalevent;mustbeaddressedimmediately.

•Deviation:criticalevent;requiresattention.

•Advisory:non-criticalevent;requiresattention.

•Record:Usefulinformationfortroubleshooting.

Toclearaneventcode,press.

Icon Icon

IconCode Code

CodeGun Gun

GunDescription Description

DescriptionHow How

Howto to

toCorrect Correct

Correctand and

andClear Clear

Clear

V1D1

V1D2

Gun1

Gun2

Low Low

LowkV kV

kVAlarm. Alarm.

Alarm.

ThelowkValarmdisplayswhen

thesprayingvoltagedropsbelow

theuser-setminimum.

Decreaseconductivityofpaintor

increasedistancetopart.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

CBD1

CBD2

Gun1

Gun2

Fiber Fiber

FiberOptic Optic

OpticCommunication Communication

CommunicationDeviation. Deviation.

Deviation.

Theberopticcommunicationalarm

displayswhenthedisplayreceives

baddatafromthegun.

Checkberopticcablesandgun

power.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

CAI1

CAI2

Gun1

Gun2

Power Power

PowerSupply Supply

SupplyCommu- Commu-

Commu-

nication nication

nicationLost Lost

LostDeviation. Deviation.

Deviation.

Thegunberopticboardlosescom-

municationwiththegunpowersupply.

Checkinternalgunconnectionsand

verifyturbineairpressure.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

MD11

MD21

Gun1

Gun2

Turbine Turbine

TurbineMaintenance Maintenance

MaintenanceAdvisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Theturbinemaintenancetotalizer

targetvaluewasreached.

Performmaintenanceandreset

maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance

totalizerhasbeenreset.

MD12

MD22

Gun1

Gun2

Tip/Nozzle Tip/Nozzle

Tip/NozzleMaintenance Maintenance

MaintenanceAdvisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Thetip/nozzlemaintenancetotalizer

targetvaluewasreached.

Performmaintenanceandreset

maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance

totalizerhasbeenreset.

MD13

MD23

Gun1

Gun2

Aircap Aircap

AircapMaintenance Maintenance

MaintenanceAdvisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Theaircapmaintenancetotalizer

targetvaluewasreached.

Performmaintenanceandreset

maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance

totalizerhasbeenreset.

MD14

MD24

Gun1

Gun2

Check/Optional Check/Optional

Check/OptionalMain- Main-

Main-

tenance tenance

tenanceAdvisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Thecheck/optionalmaintenance

totalizertargetvaluewasreached.

Performmaintenanceandreset

maintenancetotalizer.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

Alarmwillnotclearuntilmaintenance

totalizerhasbeenreset.

332989A

EventCodeTroubleshooting

Icon Icon

IconCode Code

CodeGun Gun

GunDescription Description

DescriptionHow How

Howto to

toCorrect Correct

Correctand and

andClear Clear

Clear

K2D1

K2D2

Gun1

Gun2

Turbine Turbine

TurbineFrequency Frequency

FrequencyLow Low

LowAdvisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Turbinefrequencybelow400Hzat

85kVorbelow325Hzatlowervoltage.

Increaseturbineairpressure.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

K3D1

K3D2

Gun1

Gun2

Turbine Turbine

TurbineFrequency Frequency

FrequencyHigh High

HighAdvisory. Advisory.

Advisory.

Turbinefrequencyabove750Hzat

85kVorabove675Hzatlowervoltage.

Decreaseturbineairpressure.

Pressclearbuttontoclearalarm.

WMC1

Invalid Invalid

InvalidHardware Hardware

Hardware

Theinvalidhardwarealarmdisplays

whenthedisplaycontrolmodule

isnotthecorrectversiontowork

withtheProXpAuto.

Verifytheproperdisplaycontrol

modulepartnumberisbeingused.

Seepartspageforvalidpartnumbers.

EAD1Preset Preset

Preset1 1

1Activated Activated

ActivatedRecord. Record.

Record.

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

1wasactivated.

Noactionrequired.Shownonthe

eventlogforinformationonly.

EAD2Preset Preset

Preset2 2

2Activated Activated

ActivatedRecord. Record.

Record.

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

2wasactivated.

Noactionrequired.Shownonthe

eventlogforinformationonly.

EAD3Preset Preset

Preset3 3

3Activated Activated

ActivatedRecord. Record.

Record.

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

3wasactivated.

Noactionrequired.Shownonthe

eventlogforinformationonly.

EAD4Preset Preset

Preset4 4

4Activated Activated

ActivatedRecord. Record.

Record.

Thisrecordshowswhenpreset

4wasactivated.

Noactionrequired.Shownonthe

eventlogforinformationonly.

332989A

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Problem Problem

ProblemCause Cause

CauseSolution Solution

Solution

Powerisnoton.Turnpowersupplyon. Displayiscompletelydark.

Looseordisconnectedpower

cable.

Tightenorconnectcable.

Incorrectberopticcable

connections.

Checkconnections.See

FiberOpticConnections,page7.

Badberopticcable.Checkcablefordamage.Replace

orrepairberopticcable.See

FiberOpticCableRepair,page25

Gunisonbutnonumbersare

showing.

Gunboarderror.Turnoffturbineair,thenturnback

ontocyclepowertogunboard.

ClockstopsfunctioningDeadbattery.Replacebattery.See

ReplaceBattery,page24

Displayhaspowerbutdoesnot

function.

Hardwarefailure.Replacedisplaymodule.

Diagnostic Diagnostic

DiagnosticInformation Information

Information

TheLEDsonthebottomofthecontrolmodulegiveimportantinformationaboutsystemfunction.

LED LED

LEDSignals Signals

Signals

Signal Signal

SignalDescription Description

Description

GreenOnControlmoduleispoweredup.

YellowInternalcommunicationinprogress.

RedsolidControlmodulefailure.SeeTroubleshooting,page23.

RedashingSoftwareisupdating.

RedashingslowlyTokenerror;removetokenanduploadsoftwaretokenagain.

332989A 23

Maintenance

Maintenance Maintenance

Maintenance

Update Update

UpdateSoftware Software

Software

Manual3A1244willaccompanyanynecessary

softwareupdates.FollowallinstructionsinManual

3A1244toupdateyourcontrolmodulesoftware.

Replace Replace

ReplaceBattery Battery

Battery

Replacethebatteryonlyiftheclockstopsfunctioning

afterdisconnectingpowerorapowerfailure.

Sparkingcanoccurwhenchangingthebattery.

Replacethebatteryonlyinanon-hazardous

location,awayfromammableuidsorfumes.

NOTICE NOTICE

NOTICE

Toavoiddamagingthecircuitboard,weara

groundingstrap.

1.Disconnectpower.

2.Removethemodulefromthebracket.

3.Attachgroundingstrap.

4.Remove4screws,andthenremovetheaccess

cover.

5.Useaatheadscrewdrivertopryouttheold

battery.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:Disposeofbatteryproperlyinan

approvedcontainerandaccordingtoapplicable

localguidelines.

6.Replacewithnewbattery.Ensurebatteryts

underconnectortabsbeforesnappingotherend

inplace.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:UseonlyPanasonicCR2032batteriesfor

replacement.

7.Reassembleaccesscoverandscrews.

8.Snapthemodulebackintothebracket.

332989A

Repair

Repair Repair

Repair

Fiber Fiber

FiberOptic Optic

OpticCable Cable

CableRepair Repair

Repair

NOTE NOTE

NOTE:Fiberopticrepairkit24W875includesttings

foronedoublestrandberopticcableandacutter

tool.Cuttertool24W823mayalsobepurchased

separately.

1.Makeacleancuttotheendsofthecableusing

beropticcuttertool(8).Ensuretheendsofthe

cableareequallength.

2.Addberopticttingparts(2)tocableasshown.

Keeptrackofmountingendsusingberoptic

markers(4,5).

3.FortheendofthecablethatconnectstothePro

XpAutoControlModuleortoabulkhead,thread

onberopticnut(3)tolengthAequaling.31in

(5/16”)(7.9mm).

4.FortheendofthecablethatconnectstothePro

XpAutogun,thelengthmustbeadjustedfor

yourgunmodel.Forrearmanifoldgunmodels

(modelnumbersLA1xxxorHA1xxx)adjust

lengthAto.31in(7.9mm).Forbottommanifold

gunmodels(modelnumbersLA2xxxorHA2xxx)

adjustlengthAto1.02in(25.9mm).

WhenusingaGracoprovidedcable,DimensionA

issetatthefactory.

Fiber Fiber

FiberOptic Optic

OpticCable Cable

CableConnector Connector

ConnectorAdjustment Adjustment

Adjustment

FOCable

Kit

DescriptionDimensionA

24X003uFiberOpticCable,Rear

Manifold,25ft

0.31in

(7.9mm)

24X004uFiberOpticCable,Rear

Manifold,50ft

0.31in

(7.9mm)

24X005uFiberOpticCable,Rear

Manifold,100ft

0.31in

(7.9mm)

24X006uFiberOpticCable,Bottom

Manifold,25ft

1.02in

(25.9mm)

24X007uFiberOpticCable,Bottom

Manifold,50ft

1.02in

(25.9mm)

24X008uFiberOpticCable,Bottom

Manifold,100ft

1.02in

(25.9mm)

Cuttertool24W823isincludedinthesecablekits.

NOTICE NOTICE

NOTICE

Fiberopticcableendsmustbecutcleanand

squaretoensureproperfunction.DimensionA

mustbeadjustedforthegunmodelusedtoensure

properfunction.

332989A 25

Repair

Fiber Fiber

FiberOptic Optic

OpticBulkhead Bulkhead

BulkheadInstallation Installation

Installation

Stainless Stainless

StainlessSteel Steel

SteelBulkhead Bulkhead

Bulkhead

AcceptsGracoberopticcablettings.Fits1/2inch

(13mm)panelhole.

24W876 24W876

24W876Stainless Stainless

StainlessSteel Steel

SteelBulkhead Bulkhead

BulkheadInstallation Installation

Installation

1.Drilla1/2in.to9/16in(12.7mmto14.2mm)

holeinboothwallorpaneltoallowbulkheadto

passthrough.

2.Makesureberopticcablesmeetdimensionsas

outlinedinberopticrepairinstructions.

3.Insertbulkhead(6)intoholeandattachnut

(7)oneitherside.Threadinberopticcable

tting(2)untilitbottomsout.Donotforcecable

further.Makesurecablemarkernumbersmatch

toensurepropercommunication.

4.Repeatforsecondsideofcommunications.

Plastic Plastic

PlasticBulkhead Bulkhead

Bulkhead

Acceptsbareberopticcable.Fits5/15”(8mm)

panelhole.

24W877 24W877

24W877Plastic Plastic

PlasticBulkhead Bulkhead

BulkheadInstallation Installation

Installation

1.Drilla5/16in.to3/8in(7.9mmto9.5mm)hole

inboothwallorpaneltoallowbulkheadtopass

through.

2.Makeacleancuttotheendsofthecableusing

beropticcuttertool(8).Ensuretheendsofthe

cableareequallength.

3.Insertbulkhead(6)intoholeandattachnut(7)

oneitherside.Insertcableintobulkheadand

tightencinchnutdowntoasnugt.

4.Repeatforsecondsideofcommunications.

26 332989A

Parts

Parts Parts

Parts

24W035 24W035

24W035— —

—Pro Pro

ProXp Xp

XpAuto Auto

AutoControl Control

ControlModule Module

ModuleKit Kit

Kit

Figure17

Ref. Ref.

Ref.Part Part

PartDescription Description

DescriptionQty. Qty.

Qty.

1 1

124X216 24X216

24X216Pro Pro

ProXp Xp

XpAuto Auto

AutoControl Control

ControlModule Module

Module1 1

2 2

2277853 277853

277853Mounting Mounting

MountingBracket Bracket

Bracket1 1

3 3

16P265 16P265

16P265Warning Warning

WarningLabel Label

Label1 1

5 5

524W880 24W880

24W880Power Power

PowerSupply Supply

Supplywith with

withCord Cord

CordSet Set

Set1 1

5a 5a

5a119253 119253

119253Ferrite Ferrite

Ferrite1 1

6 6

6244524 244524

244524Ground Ground

GroundWire Wire

WireAssembly Assembly

Assembly(not (not

(notshown) shown)

shown)1 1

Replacement Danger and Warning labels, tags, and cards are available at no cost.

NOTE: NOTE:

NOTE:ThepowersupplyhasaIEC320–C13maleconnectorforapowercord.ANorthAmericanpowercord

withaNEMA5–15Pplugisincluded.AUSpowercableisprovidedwithkits24W035and34W880.Contact

yourlocalsalespersonifaglobalpowercableisrequired.

332989A

Accessories

Accessories Accessories

Accessories

Fiber Fiber

FiberOptic Optic

OpticCables Cables

Cablesfor for

forGun Gun

Gun

Models Models

ModelsWith With

WithRear Rear

RearManifolds Manifolds

Manifolds(Model (Model

(Modelnumbers numbers

numbers

LA1xxx LA1xxx

LA1xxxor or

orHA1xxx) HA1xxx)

HA1xxx)

Kit Kit

KitNumber Number

NumberDescription Description

Description

24X003FiberOpticCable,RearManifold,

25ft

24X004FiberOpticCable,RearManifold,

50ft

24X005FiberOpticCable,RearManifold,

100ft

Models Models

ModelsWith With

WithBottom Bottom

BottomManifolds Manifolds

Manifolds(Model (Model

(Modelnumbers numbers

numbers

LA2xxx LA2xxx

LA2xxxor or

orHA2xxx) HA2xxx)

HA2xxx)

Kit Kit

KitNumber Number

NumberDescription Description

Description

24X006FiberOpticCable,BottomManifold,

25ft

24X007FiberOpticCable,BottomManifold,

50ft

24X008FiberOpticCable,BottomManifold,

100ft

Fiber Fiber

FiberOptic Optic

OpticCable Cable

CableRepair Repair

Repairand and

and

Accessories Accessories

Accessories

Kit Kit

KitNumber Number

NumberDescription Description

Description

24W875FiberOpticRepairKit—

Includesttingsforone

double-strandberoptic

cableandacuttertool.

24W876FiberOpticBulkhead

Fitting,SST—Qty2.

AcceptsGracoberoptic

cablettings.Fits1/2inch

(13mm)panelhole.

24W877FiberOpticBulkhead,

Plastic—Qty.2.

Acceptsbareberoptic

cable.Fits5/16inch(8mm)

panelhole

24W823FiberOpticCutterTool—

Qty.3.

24X009MarkerNumbersforFiber

OpticCableEnds—Pack

of30(#1and#2)

Control Control

ControlModule Module

ModuleI/O I/O

I/OCable Cable

CableAccessory Accessory

Accessory

Kits Kits

Kits

Kit Kit

KitNumber Number

NumberDescription Description

Description

24W881I/Ocable,50ft

24W882I/Ocable,100ft

28 332989A

MountingDimensions

Mounting Mounting

MountingDimensions Dimensions

Dimensions

A A

Overall Overall

OverallWidth Width

Width

in.(mm)

B B

Overall Overall

OverallHeight Height

Height

in.(mm)

Overall Overall

Overall

Depth Depth

Depth

in.(mm)

Mounting Mounting

MountingDimensions Dimensions

Dimensions

Width Width

Width(C) (C)

(C)x x

xHeight Height

Height(D) (D)

(D)

in.(mm)

E E

Mounting Mounting

Mounting

Hole Hole

HoleSize Size

Size

in.(mm)

7.2(183)6.0(152)2.8(71)2.5x3.0(64x76)0.28(7)

Technical Technical

TechnicalData Data

Data

US US

USMetric Metric

Metric

OperatingTemperature32°to122°F0°to50°C

StorageTemperature–22°to140°F–30°to60°C

Weight

ControlModule1lb0.45kg

MountingBracket1lb0.45kg

PowerConnectionStraightIEC320–C13maleconnectorandaNorthAmerican

NEMA5–15Pmaleplugareprovided.

ExternalPowerRequirements100–240Vac,50/60Hz,0.8amps

Humidity0to95percent,non-condensing

Displayhousingissolventresistant.

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