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eco-CONTROL EC200-DUOMIX - INST-008759 - EN - Index 0
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Table of contents
1 Introduction 5
2 Features 6
3 Scope of delivery 7
4 Safety 8
4.1 Informal safety measures - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8
4.2 Legend - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8
4.3 Intended use, warranty - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8
4.4 Qualification requirements of operators and maintenance staff - - - - - 9
4.5 Organisational measures - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9
4.6 Preparation for commissioning – visual inspection - - - - - - - - - - - 9
4.7 Preventing damage to equipment - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9
4.8 Potential hazards caused by the Dosing system - - - - - - - - - - - 10
5 Operation 11
5.1 Displays and operating elements - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11
5.2 Connections - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12
5.3 Symbols on the screen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13
5.4 Functional and operational schematic - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14
5.5 Initial commissioning - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15
5.5.1 Save the calibration values of the dosing pressure sensors 16
5.6 Start-up - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17
5.6.1 Important settings 17
5.7 Decommissioning - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17
5.8 The dosing programs and their areas of application - - - - - - - - - 17
5.8.1 Dosing programs 18
5.8.2 Operating modes 18
5.9 Calibration - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19
5.9.1 Automatic calibration 20
5.9.2 Calibration manual 21
5.10 Settings - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 22
5.10.1 Mixing ratio 22
5.10.2 Purge volume 22
5.10.3 Setting the pot life, purging the mixer 23
5.10.4 Setting the motor speed of the mixer 23
5.10.5 Dosing quantity 24
5.10.6 Dosing time 24
5.10.7 Flow rate 24
5.10.9 Dosing time 25
5.10.10 Dosing pressure monitoring 25
5.10.8 Suck-back 25
5.10.11 Tolerance value for inlet pressure monitoring 26
5.10.12 Password protection 26
5.10.13 Analog input 28
5.10.14 Time and date 29
5.10.15 System and error messages 30
5.11 Creating dosing programs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 31
5.12 Selecting the dosing program - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 31
5.13 Copying the dosing program - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 32
5.14 Changing a dosing program - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 32
5.15 Dosing, selected directly without dosing program - - - - - - - - - - - 34
5.16 Dosing, using a dosing program - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 34
5.17 Monitoring / displaying dosing pressure - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 35
5.18 Manual purging - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 35
5.19 Bleeding the 2-component dispenser after filling it for the first time or
after refilling it, and after cleaning - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 36
5.20 Error messages - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 36
5.21 Acknowledging error messages - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 36
5.22 Error message – dosing pressure monitor fault - - - - - - - - - - - - 36
5.23 Service - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 37
5.23.1 Operating information 37
5.23.2 Formatting the memory card 37
9 Disposal 46
10 EU Declaration of Conformity 47
1 Introduction
Dear customer,
Congratulations on the purchase of your Dosing system. We are confident that it will meet
all of your requirements. We wish you trouble-free and successful operation.
The Dosing system eco-CONTROL EC200 DUOMIX consists of the dosing control unit
and the 2-component dispenser.
The dosing control unit has been developed and tested for high-precision work with our
2-component dispensers. The Dosing system has a wide variety of setting options for the
dosing quantity and dosing time. All the values that are related to production can be saved
and changed at any time. Operation is done via an intuitive operator guidance system
using a graphic user interface.
The 2-component dispensers have been developed and tested for high-precision work
with products ranging from low to high viscosity with extremely high repeat accuracy.
They are rotating displacement systems consisting of a rotor and stator and can be
dismantled in no time. A number of voids are produced as a result of the various
geometries of the conveying elements. Feeding that is either proportional to the angle of
rotation or else is rpm-dependent is produced by the rotation of the rotor in the stator.
Since the direction of flow is reversible, the material can be sucked back to allow a clean
thread break. Self-sealing depends on the viscosity.
We would appreciate your assistance in our efforts to maintain the highest possible
quality standards. We would be happy to consider any suggestions you may have on how
we might improve our products.
2 Features
Functions in brief with your transactions in the document:
3 Scope of delivery
Dosing system eco-CONTROL EC200 DUOMIX (delivery as a set with 2-component
dispenser)
- 2-component dispenser
- Calibration adapter for 2-component dispenser
- Mixer set
- Mains adapter with cable
- SD memory card
- Operation and maintenance manual
- Sticker set for marking components
Mixer set
The mixer set contains two
5:1
1:1
different mixing capsules with
different mixing ratios.
The mixing ratio is imprinted into M 1:1 – 5:1
the mixing capsule at the top.
(Fig. in original size)
10:1
5:1
M 5:1 – 10:1
4 Safety
4.1 Informal safety measures
- The operation and maintenance manual must be kept together with the instructions of
the 2-component dispenser in the place where the dosing system is used at all times.
- General and local regulations on accident prevention and environmental protection
must also be provided and complied with.
4.2 Legend
The following symbols are used in this manual:
that are undertaken without the explicit and written approval of the manufacturer.
The manufacturer shall have no liability whatsoever for damage resulting from failure to
follow the Operation and maintenance manual.
The chemical resistance of the parts which are in contact with the material (see the
commissioning and maintenance manual of the 2-component dispenser) must be
ensured prior to commissioning.
Failure to follow the instructions set out below can result in damage to the unit and
severe injury to persons in the vicinity.
- Very high dosing pressures can be produced, depending on the viscosity and the speed
of rotation, and this could result in unintended spraying of the material. Adhere to the
correct delivery rate for the dosing needle used (needle cross-section).
- During initial commissioning and after being refilled, air bubbles in the material could
cause an uncontrollable spraying from the outlet nozzle. Only start production
operation once the Dosing system has been completely bled.
5 Operation
10 9 8 6 7 13 12 11
1 4 3 2 5
5.2 Connections
Designation Function, description
14 + 15 System plugs *
16 Motor A / B
17 USB Data transfer with PC, interface
18 Foot switch Foot switch for hands-free operation
19 System plugs *
20 RS 232 Data transfer with PC, interface
21 +24 V/DC 100 VA * Mains plug, connection for power supply
22 Memory card Card reader for MMC/SD memory card
24 Inlet pressure monitoring Pressure sensor connection for material,
components A and B
25 Dosing pressure monitoring Pressure sensor connection for material,
components A and B
26 Motor X Motor connection for mixer
27 Speed Motor X Setting the speed for motor X
28 Release Motor X Resetting motor X
* See section 8.3, page 40 for the pin-outs
24 25 15 17 26 16 18 14
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19
27
28 21
22
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Relative quantity,
0% 100% capacity Dynamic display of the flow rate, for example.
Plain text messages in the status line give
Fault Fault information on the relevant error message.
Details can be called up with the “Info” key.
1
In ml or g
NAVI wheel (see 5.1, Displays and operating elements, Press Start Esc
page 11)
Enables rapid selection, input and confirmation of different functions.
The rotation of the NAVI wheel switches to the next or previous selection, depending on
the direction of rotation, or changes a value.
A press of the NAVI wheel confirms a selection or a change in value that had just been
made. (Alternatively, the “Return” key can also be used for confirmation)
The illumination of the NAVI wheel signals the following operating states:
Blue = Ready for operation, Green = Dosing in progress, Red = Fault.
Changing a setting value
1. Select the value to be changed by rotating the NAVI wheel, the value is shown in
inverse.
2. Press the NAVI wheel, numerals positions can be selected individually.
3. Select a numerals position by rotating the NAVI wheel, the numerals position flashes.
4. Press the NAVI wheel, the numerals position is shown in inverse.
5. Change the value by rotating the NAVI wheel and press the NAVI wheel for
confirmation, the numerals position flashes again. Another numerals position can
be selected.
6. If further numerals positions are to be changed, start again from point 3, and if not,
continue.
7. Press the “PRG” key to confirm the change; the value that has just been set is shown
in inverse. If other values can be changed in the input dialog, these can now be
reached by rotating the NAVI wheel.
Esc
Used to quit an input dialog. In some cases it also assumes other functions. If that is the
case, this is shown in plain text in the status bar.
• Connect the mains plug of the mains adapter to the electrical mains.
Display 2
Service
Purge manually A
• Select Administration, display 25 appears. Purge manually B
Administration
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Display 25
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• Enter the calibration data supplied with the sensor. Calib. Outp. Press. A
Cal. factor
• Offset calculation – for this select “set new OK”. The two
Display 51
output signal 094.7 mV
pressure sensors must be connected in a pressureless Offset 094.7 mV
presureless
state for this. Finally, close the window by pressing “OK”. set new OK
Insert value Esc OK
Notice: the dosing control unit is not ready for operation until the 2-component dispenser
is connected.
Tip: use the stickers provided (letters A and B), to mark the following components.
- Both motors of the 2-component dispenser and their plugs
- Pressure sensors and their plugs
- Supply lines for the materials used
5.6 Start-up
• Turn on the mains switch.
• Attach new mixing capsule, if necessary. The dosing system is ready for operation.
5.7 Decommissioning
The unit is decommissioned in reverse order of setting up.
can be defined,
Material density
depending on the
Pause before
Dosing time
Suck back
suck-back
Flow rate
speed
Dosing program
Quantity program x x x x x x
Start / Stop program x x x x
Time program x x x x x
Time program
The Time program is used if the dosing is to run for a set period. This is triggered by the
operator (or an external controller). The output quantity can be defined. The dosing
process can be broken off at any time before the set time has expired (“STOP” key).
The maximum dosing time that can be set is 99.99 seconds.
5.9 Calibration
Preparation
• Switch off the motor of the mixer before calibration. After successful calibration,
switch on the motor of the mixer again.
• Mount the calibration adapter (see 2-component dispenser operation manual).
• Connect to the controller the 2-component dispenser that has been made ready for
production and bled.
Attention: only remove and insert the mains plug of a 2-component dispenser (plug
16, section 5.2, Connections on page 12) once the power has been switched off.
The electronics in the drive motor could be damaged if this precaution is not taken.
• Keep at hand a suitable vessel (calibration pot) to catch and measure the quantity
required for calibration.
Notice: during the calibration operation the Dosing system cannot be operated by
either the foot switch or an external control signal.
• Press the “PRG” key, system selection menu, display 2 Programs
appears. Calibration auto
Calibration manuel
Display 2
Service
Purge manually A
• Select Calibration auto Purge manually B
• Select motor A or B, menu Calibration auto, display 15 Administration
appears.
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Display 15
ml ml
Desired qty 00.500ml
Actual qty 00.000ml
• Position the calibration pot under the calibration adapter of the 2-component
dispenser.
• Press the “START” key. The calibration will start. The 2-component dispenser will
switch on and feed the quantity specified by the system. This process can be
repeated as often as desired. e.g., for comparative measurements.
• The ACTUAL amount that goes into the calibration pot is determined in the
previously set quantity unit. See also 5.10.5, Dosing quantity.
• Input and confirm the ACTUAL quantity that has been determined.
• Select the OK button and confirm, the next dialog to save the calibration value
appears (display 17).
Calibration auto
• Accept or discard the suggested program slot, confirm this,
and the system has been calibrated.
Display 17
The Calibration manual function provides a simplified option to recalibrate the system
without having to run through the entire process in the Calibration auto menu.
This can be helpful, for example, after changing the stator, in the event of batch-
related product variations, etc., whereby the set dosing value is not to be changed
(QA documents...).
Attention: setting the flow rate in the Calibration manual menu also changes the
dosing results of all the dosing programs by a linear factor.
Programs
• Press the “PRG” key, system selection menu, display 2 Calibration auto
Calibration manuel
appears.
Display 2
Service
• Select Calibration manual. Purge manually A
Purge manually B
• Select motor A or B, menu Calibration manual, display 40 Administration
appears.
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Calibration manual
• Confirm the flow rate and set the desired value with the
NAVI wheel.
Display 40
Degree of dosing qty
• Press the NAVI wheel and confirm entry, system selection 100.0 %
menu, display 2 appears. Adjustment range 90 ..110%
5.10 Settings
5.10.1 Mixing ratio
If a dosing program is active, the mixing ratio is shown inMixture 1.0:1.0
the right-hand display and can be changed. The value for Purge volume small
dispenser A can be set (1:1 to 10:1). Pot time 00 : 23 : 45
Blank shot endless
Display 26.3
Purge
See also 5.14, Changing a dosing program Purge Time 00 : 23 : 00
Purge A
Pruge B
NOTE on dosing with the right mixing ratio based on volume Program no. 07 G
or weight:
• If the dosing program is calibrated in g, use the mixing ratio based on weight
(gravimetric).
• If the dosing program is not calibrated, use the mixing ratio based on volume.
Display 26.3
Pot time 00 : 23 : 45
Blank shot endless
See also 5.14, Changing a dosing program Purge
Purge Time 00 : 23 : 00
Purge A
The purge volume is taken into account in the delivery rate Pruge B
in the purge mixer functions. Program no. 07 G
Display 26.3
Pot time 00 : 23 : 45
Blank shot endless
Purge
It is necessary to enter the pot life. Purge Time 00 : 23 : 00
Purge A
Pruge B
Program no. 07 G
Once the pot life has expired, dosing takes place (blank shot) in accordance with the
set mixer size, filling it with "fresh" material.
Blank shot = single dosing
Endless = ongoing in accordance with the pot life.
The Purge function can be activated after a pot life has been entered.
The value must be smaller than the pot life. It starts running backwards after the
mixing capsule has been filled (while the pot life is running). The remaining time is
shown.
Once the purge time has expired, the mixing capsule is purged once with the
component from the selected dispenser (A or B). This ensures that the mixing
capsule is filled with just one material, and protected against sticking. The quantity
corresponds to the set mixing capsule.
The key and the controller are on the rear of the dosing
control unit.
Error message
If a fault occurs with the mixer motor, it is not shown on the
display. The error can be externally queried via an error
signal on the system connector (15). The error does not
have to be acknowledged. An error in the mixer motor does
not stop the dosing process.
appears.
2. Ensure that the required quantity unit* has been selected
Display 3
in the Quantity display area.
3. Set and confirm the dosing quantity.
Display 10
The set value remains active until the next change or until the 0% 100%
Dosing system is switched off. Alternatively, a separate value sec ml/min ml
can be assigned to each dosing program for the flow rate 01.00 03.000 00.000
(see 5.14, Changing a dosing program, page 32). Time program Esc
0% 100%
- eco-DUOMIX 330: 6,60 ml/min (per dispenser (A or B) 3,30 ml/min) ml/min
- eco-DUOMIX 450: 12 ml/min (per dispenser (A or B) 6 ml/min) 03.000
The bar chart shows in what range (%) the flow rate is.
The set value remains active until the next change or until the Dosing system is
switched off. Alternatively, a separate value can be assigned to each dosing program
for the flow rate (see 5.14, Changing a dosing program, page 32).
5.10.8 Suck-back
Suckback
In order to effectively prevent any dripping of the material, a value for the
suck-back can be set. For safety reasons, the suck-back is restricted to a
Display 35
maximum quantity of 0.02ml.
• Selecting, changing and saving the displayed value.
ml
00.000
Suck-back is carried out after each dosing process.
The set value remains active until the next change or until the Dosing system is
switched off. Alternatively, a separate value can be assigned to each dosing program
for the suck-back (see 5.14, Changing a dosing program, page 32).
.
appears.
2. Set, confirm and save the dosing time.
Display 10
The set value remains active until the next change or until the 0% 100%
Dosing system is switched off. sec ml/min ml
Alternatively, a separate value can be assigned to each 01.00 03.000 00.000
dosing program for the flow rate (see 5.14, Changing a Time program Esc
dosing program, page 32).
5.10.10 Dosing pressure monitoring
The dosing pressure monitor protects the 2-component dispenser. If the mixing
capsule were to become blocked, the pressure inside the dosing pumps could
increase to a level where these could be damaged.
Output
In the dosing program currently opened (see also 5.14, pressure
Changing a dosing program), the value for the dosing
Display 26.1
Esc
Display 2
Service
Purge manually A
Purge manually B
Administration
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Display 25
10.01.20
• Input the tolerance into the “Tol. of input pressure” input Tol. of input pressure
dialog and confirm with “OK”, display 25 appears.
Display 29
Tolerance ± 0.3 Bar
Service
appears. Purge manually A
Purge manually B
• Select and confirm Administration, Administration menu, Administration
display 25 appears.
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Display 25
10.01.20
Display 41
• Select and confirm the password (code).
• Set the password by turning* the NAVI wheel.
• Press the OK button and confirm, password protection has
been activated.
Notice: if no further keys are pressed, the password protection blocks the controller
after 30 seconds.
Releasing the controller (if password protection has
been activated)
Display 42
The start screen is shown when it is in the blocked state.
Display 42 appears if a key is pressed.
• Select the correct password by turning the NAVI wheel
and confirm it by pressing, then the start screen appears.
Notice: if no further keys are pressed, the password protection blocks the controller
after 30 seconds.
Purge manually A
Purge manually B
• Press the “PRG” key, system selection menu, display 2 Administration
appears.
• Select and confirm Administration, Administration menu, 10 47h Fr 10.01.20
display 25 appears.
Display 25
10.01.20
Display 41
• Press the OK button and confirm, password protection has
been deactivated.
Description: the flow rate for the connected pumps is regulated proportional to the
applied analog signal (V or mA).
This function is only effective in the Start / Stop program.
Notice: whatever the setting of the flow rate in the Start / Stop program, the
maximum flow rate of the pump (12 or 32 ml/min) must always be assumed.
The suck-back remains unaffected by this setting.
Service
appears. Purge manually A
Purge manually B
• Select and confirm Administration, Administration menu, Administration
display 25 appears.
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Display 25
10.01.20
Analog input
• Select the desired setting and press the NAVI wheel,
the status bar displays Accept with OK.
Display 43
• Select the OK button and confirm; the setting is activated. Off A1 A2
Display 44
O
indicated in plain text in the display of the Start / Stop
program (display 44) instead of the dynamic flow rate 0% 100%
display. ml
A2 activ 00.000
Start/stop Esc
5.10.14 Time and date
• Press the “PRG” key, system selection menu, display 2 Programs
appears. Calibration auto
Calibration manuel
• Select Administration, display 25 appears.
Display 2
Service
Purge manually A
Purge manually B
Administration
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• Select Adjust Time; the time and the date can be set in the
status bar with the aid of the NAVI wheel, field by field.
• Confirm the setting with PRG.
Display 25
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Display 1
• Press the “PRG” key, the start screen, display 1 appears.
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Auto fill Automatic filling of the connected mixing capsule after initialisation of the
program.
Display 33
Over-curent control On Output pressure sensors Off
Volume OK 30 Safety shutdown On
Volume alarm 30
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The volume is set with the NAVI wheel and confirmed with the “Enter” key.
All the values that are set here are saved permanently in the Dosing system.
Notice: the over-current control is set permanently to ON.
The primary pressure (inlet pressure) and level control functions protect the 2-
component dispenser. This is an effective way of preventing damage to the equipment
due to dry running if there is too little material. (Connection for the level signal, see 5.2,
Connections, page 12)
V1.00/1002/205G
Display 37
If the memory card is defective or has not been inserted,
a corresponding message (display 37) is shown for
3 seconds when the Dosing system is switched on.
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Use a memory slot that is still free, so that no existing data is overwritten.
All the setting options for this dosing program are now available for editing. Do this as
described below under 5.14.
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Display 26.4
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Display 26.5
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Display 27
10.01.20
Service
Purge manually A
Purge manually B
Administration
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Display 26.5
10.01.20
Display 26.4
10.01.20
10.01.20 Esc
Output pressure monitoring only in the case of eco-DUOMIX 330 and eco-
DUOMIX 450
• Select the dosing program. To do so, use the shortcut keys for the following dosing
programs:
- Quantity program
- Time program
- Start / Stop program
• The associated main display appears for the relevant dosing program.
Suck-back Time Flow rate Suck-back Start/ stop Flow rate Suck-back
0% 100% 0% 100%
sec ml/min ml ml/min ml
01.00 03.000 00.000 03.000 00.000
Time program Esc Start/stop Esc
• After the first dosing process, the display changes to the associated detailed display
for the relevant dosing program.
The dosing pressure monitored by the sensors can be displayed as follows when the
dosing program is activated.
• Select letter G in the right display (display 26.6) and Mixture 1.0:1.0
Purge volume small
confirm; the relevant dosing pressure is shown for both Pot time 00 : 23 : 45
Display 26.6
pressure sensors in the left display (display 26.7). Blank shot endless
Purge
Purge Time 00 : 23 : 00
Purge A
Purge B
Program no. 07 G
Display 26.7
5.18 Manual purging
Display 2
Service
Purge manually A
single dosing takes place in the selected dispenser (A or Purge manually B
B). The dosing quantity corresponds to the set mixing Administration
capsule. Display 2 then appears again.
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Purge manually A
Display 52
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5.19 Bleeding the 2-component dispenser after filling it for the first time or
after refilling it, and after cleaning
Attention: Dosing system do not switch on until material has been fed. Otherwise there
is a risk of damage to the equipment. Even a brief period of dry running can lead to
the stator being destroyed.
The 2-component dispenser must be bled when it is used for the first time and each time
after refilling or cleaning. Do this in accordance with the notes given in the operating
instructions of the 2-component dispenser.
It is best to use the Start / Stop program with a medium flow rate to control the
2-component dispenser.
• Press the “Info” key, the acoustic signal is switched off, and the corresponding error
message appears.
- Overcurrent shutdown! Check the pump and motor
- Check the minimum fill level
- Check the compressed air
- Fill level A (or B) minimum
• Correct the fault and acknowledge the error message with OK.
5.23 Service
5.23.1 Operating information
Programs
• Press the “PRG” key, system selection menu, display 2 Calibration auto
Calibration manuel
appears.
Display 2
Service
• Select and confirm the Service function, display 38 Purge manually A
Purge manually B
appears. Administration
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All the main system and operating times are displayed. ViscoTec E C200 DUOMIX
The language for the displays can be set. Serial number 7512
Software E C200 2K V1.00
Display 38
Motor totally 00002h13m
System totally 00152h26m
Error msg
Type of pump eco-PEN450
Language English
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5.23.2 Formatting the memory card
• Insert the memory card.
• Press the “PRG” key, the start screen, display 1 appears.
• Press and hold down the “START” key.
Display 1
• Press the “PRG” key.
• Release both keys again, the memory card is reformatted, Dosierstation
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and any data on it is deleted. A confirmation message
appears on the display: Chipcard initialized and ok.
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7 Troubleshooting / maintenance
Troubleshooting
Fault Possible cause Action
Error messages
Overcurrent monitoring Dispenser parts do not run Dismantle and clean the
smoothly due to hardened 2-component dispenser, replace
material or as a result of dry the stator if necessary.
running. See the operating instructions for
the 2-component dispenser.
Level of material critical Not enough material in the Refill material. If the error
storage container message remains, check the
sensor and sensor input; if
necessary, brief "emergency
operation" without level
monitoring.
Motor A (B) not type 450 or Incorrect 2-component Connect 2-component dispenser
330 dispenser connected. eco-DUOMIX 450 or 330
Drive motor plug not connected Connect the plug
Fault at sensor A (B) Sensor faulty or not connected Check the sensor connection, or
replace.
Maintenance
The dosing control unit is to be considered maintenance-free. The ventilation louvres in
the mains adapter and housing must be kept clear at all times. Do not use any aggressive
solvents or cleaners for cleaning, only a damp cloth. Isolate from the power supply before
cleaning.
8 Technical data
8.1 Dosing control unit
Dimensions (h x w x d) 110 x 240 x 210 mm
Weight approx. 1.3 kg
Voltage 24 V/DC, mains adapter supplied
Voltage of mains adapter 230 V / 50 / 60 Hz
Performance Max. 50 W
depending on the set flow rate
ON / OFF switch Yes
Interface RS232 / USB
Dosing pressure monitoring 0 to 40 bar
External memory MMC/SD card: min. 64 MB, max. 24 dosing programs
Operating conditions +10°C to +40°C (ambient temperature), air pressure 1
bar
Material temperature +10°C to +40°C
Storage conditions dry / dust free -10 to +40°C
Suitable system plugs from the manufacturer Wieland Article number (Wieland)
Mains switch (2-pin) 25.345.3253.0, RM5.08
System plug 19 25.345.4053.0, RM5.08
System plug 15 25.345.4253.0, RM5.08
System plug 14 25.630.1453.0, RM3.5
Compatible plug terminals: manufacturers Phoenix-Contact and Weidmüller
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Error signal mixer motor
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not used
Safety shutdown
9 Disposal
Dispose of the Dosing system in an environmentally-appropriate way. All materials
and residues inside the container must be handled in accordance with the
appropriate recycling stipulations.
Electrical parts must not be disposed of with household garbage. They must be
taken to the collection points provided for this purpose.
2012/19/EU (WEEE) EU Directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment.
This unit complies with RoHS requirements.
10 EU Declaration of Conformity
In accordance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, Annex II A
We,
ViscoTec Pumpen- und Dosiertechnik GmbH
Amperstraße 13
D-84513 Töging,
Germany
hereby declare that the product described below meets the fundamental requirements of the
following requirements of Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC in its design and construction, as well
as in the configuration placed on the market by us.
Product description
Function Dosing system with dosing pump (2-component
dispenser)
Model eco-CONTROL EC200 DUOMIX with dosing
pump
eco-DUOMIX 330 or eco-DUOMIX 450
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