MIMAKI JFX500-2131 Manual de usuario

For Service Engineers

Revision 1.1

Vacuum Unit (OPT-J0330)

Installatioin Guide

D901827-11

MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

URL:http://eng.mimaki.co.jp/

Contents

Safety Precautions.................................................................3

Parts list.................................................................................4

Work procedures ...................................................................5

Changing vacuum control unit parameter..............................9

About this Manual

This manual for service engineers provides the necessary setup information for adding a vacuum

cable to the flatbed UV inkjet printer JFX500-2131. When performing maintenance work, refer to this

manual and the following related documents for details on working procedures.

Documents Related to this Device

Documents other than this manual that describe the JFX500-2131 are listed below. Refer to this

documents as necessary.

• Operation Manual (included with the device)

• Mechanical Drawing

• Maintenance Manual

Safety Precautions

Warning signs

The meanings of the warning signs used in this manual are described below. Make sure you fully

understand the meaning of these warnings before beginning work.

Caution

Sign Title Meaning

Danger sign Indicates that there is a risk of death or serious injury if the

directions are ignored or the device is not handled correctly.

Warning sign Indicates that there is a risk of injury or that physical damage

may occur if the directions are ignored or the device is not

handled correctly.

Important sign Describes important information in regards to carrying out the

setup work. Make sure you understand this information before

beginning work.

Hint sign Describes useful information for performing setup work.

(P.1-10) Reference page Gives the page number of pages that contain related informa-

tion.

Check the reference page for additional information.

Before attaching work, be sure to turn off the main power of the main body and

pull out power wire.

When performing the work, fully be careful about the edge etc. of the sheet metal

and not to get injured.

When discarding packaging materials and unnecessary parts, be sure to obey the

laws and the rules of the relevant country and the region.

Parts list

Part

Name Cable

(with hexagonal locking screw) Part

Name Cable clamp Part

Name Banding band

Quantity 1 Quantity 4 Quantity 2

Remark Remark Remark

Part

Name Tiflex hose Part

Name Hose clamp Part

Name Cuff

Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Quantity 1

Remark Remark Remark

This option consists of the vacuum unit and the connection parts.

Use it together with the other option below:

Vacuum unit

Extension between printer device and vacuum unit

Extension of power wire of vacuum unit

Check

Work procedures

1. Turn off the power supply.

(1) Move the Y bar to the waiting position

(rear of main body).

(2) Turn off the sub power switch of the oper-

ation panel.

(3) Turn off the main power switch on the

side of the main body.

(4) Pull out power wire.

2. Remove the covers.

(1) Remove the cover A and B (A: power

supply front cover, B: BOX cover).

(2) Remove the connector cover near the

vacuum valve.

3. Fix the Dsub connecter.

(1) Remove the screw and the vacuum unit

fixing plate.

(2) Fix attached cable on the vacuum unit fix-

ing plate with the hexagonal locking

screw.

(3) Push the cable edge of the opposite side

into the hole.

(4) Fix the vacuum unit fixing plate on the

original position with the screw.

4. Perform wiring under the table.

(1) Perform wiring on the bottom plate.

•Add the attached clamp.

Push it into this hole.

Vacuum unit fixing

place

Work procedures

(2) Pass it through the rear hole of the bear-

ing BOX and the side hole of the power

supply rear cover (middle one of the three

holes).

(3) Fix it with the existing clamp inside the

power supply BOX.

(4) Connect it with CN14 and CN15 of the

big/ small feeding and taking-up PCB.

5. Perform wiring under the table.

(1) Loosen the hose clamp at the outlet of the

collecting tube and separate the hose

from the collecting tube.

(2) Attach the cuff to the attached hose and

fix it on the outlet of the collecting tube.

•Reuse the hose clamp.

(3) Fix the original hose with the banding

band as required. Put the hose newly

attached out of the machine from beneath

the bottom plate so that it may not contact

with the X bearing.

6. Perform wiring/ piping of the vacuum unit side.

(1) Connect the connector.

•Cable between the printer main body

and the vacuum is not included in this

vacuum option.

•For installation of the vacuum unit,

refer to the manuals below separately:

OPT-J0220 D500492

OPT-J0217/OPT-J0216 D500484

(2) Tighten the hose clamp and connect the

hose.

7. Change the setting of the inverter.

•Refer to P.9 “Changing vacuum control unit parameter”.

Put the hose newly attached here out of the

machine from beneath the bottom plate.

Changing vacuum control unit parameter

It is necessary to change the parameter of the vacuum control unit.

1. Remove the screws (for four positions)

and the control unit cover.

2. Disable the data protection function of the inverter.

(1) Enter into the function code data screen of the function code “F00”.

(2) By pressing [STOP] + [] or [STOP] + [], change the function code data of F00 from

“1” to “0”.

Function code

Operation mode

Function code data

Operation procedures

Operation mode

Program mode

[PROG/ RESET] key

[FUNC/ DATA] key

Display example 1

“1.F--” “1.E--” “1.C--” ---

(Display is changed with []/[])

Display example 2

“F00” “F01” --- “E01” “E02” --- “C01” “C02” ---

(Display is changed with []/[])

Display example 3

“1” (for F01)

(Display is changed with []/[])

With the data

fixed, go to the

function code.

Without the data

fixed, go to the

function code.

3. Change the setting of the function code data.

•Change three function codes below according to the table below:

•C05, C06 and C07 are assigned to the inverter frequency setting of “WEAK”, “STAN-

DARD” and “STRONG” respectively.

•This frequency can be set in the range of 8Hz to 16Hz arbitrarily.

•For your reference, the absorption level and the static pressure value (actual measured

value) are indicated below. The one to be set in this option is indicated in the gray line.

Function code Name Setting before shipment Changed example

C05 Multistage frequency 1 15.00 20.00

C06 Multistage frequency 2 10.00 40.00

C07 Multistage frequency 3 6.00 60.00

•Do not change the function code data other than the target.

•When you changed the function code data other than the ones in the table above

and when you cannot figure it out, perform initialization of the function code data

by changing the function code data of the function code “H03” to “1” once.

Then, all are reset to the change value in the "Function code parameter" table of

the following page.

•Change “H03” with [STOP] key + [] or [STOP] key + []. After initialization has

been completed, it returns to “0” automatically.

Absorption level display of JFX16 series option vacuum and static pressure value

• When using OPT-J0216

Absorption level display of JFX500 built-in vacuum and static pressure value

Absorption level display of JFX500 option vacuum and static pressure value

• When the inverter setting is C05=20, C06=40 and C07=60

• You can also change C05, C06 and C07 arbitrarily.

Example) When you set the strength corresponding to the JFX16 series

absorption level 6 to “STANDARD”, set “C06=35”.

• When using OPT-J0216

Correspondence table of absorption level and frequency set for C05/ C06/ C07

JFX16 series absorption level Frequency set for C05/ C06/ C07

112Hz

215Hz

320Hz

425Hz

530Hz

635Hz

740Hz

845Hz

950Hz

10 60Hz

Static pressure in all-closed status

WEAK

STANDARD

STRONG

WEAK

STANDARD

STRONG

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