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Table of Contents
Process Controls.....................................61 to 68
Achieving optimal molding results
with injection process controllers,
button sensors and slide sensors
Index
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Pressure Sensors, Button Mold ............................................................................... 64-65
Pressure Sensors, Slide Mold ................................................................................. 66-67 innovated the standard
Process Controls ...................................................................................................... 61-68
Replacement Parts, Smart Series Temperature Control Systems .......................... 45-47 mold base in 1942.
Slide Mold Pressure Sensors .................................................................................. 66-67
Smart Series Temperature Controllers .................................................................... 11-54 Today, we offer the
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Smart Series TSP Temperature Controllers ............................................................... 7-10
Index
industrys broadest
Smart Series TSP Component Ordering Information ....................................................10
Technical Support..................................................................................................... 69-74
range of market-
Temperature Alarm/System Control Modules, Smart Series ................................. 43-44
Temperature Control Modules, Smart Series.......................................................... 34-42 leading products.
Temperature Control Modules with Color Touch Screen, Smart Series ................. 41-42
Temperature Controller, Smart Series Single Zone................................................. 16-17
Terminal Box Detail European Configuration .............................................................53
Terminal Mounting Boxes ........................................................................................ 35-36
Thermocouple Cables ....................................................................................................30
Valve Gate Controls ................................................................................................. 55-60
Wiring Diagram, for Hot Runner Molding System with
Smart Series Mold Connectors ........................................................................... 28-29
Wiring Diagrams, Smart Series Input Power .......................................................... 48-50
Wiring Diagrams, Alternate Cable Configuration ................................................... 51-52
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DME Hot Runner Systems and Temperature Controllers are warranted pursuant to DME Companys standard terms and conditions (see page 4) for
the time periods set forth below. The warranty (i) covers items sold and shipped [supplied in accordance with orders placed by the customer with DME on or after
JULY 1, 2003], (ii) applies only to the original DME customer and, (iii) is not transferable to subsequent owners of the product except as specically set forth herein
(see Transferability below for conditions).
WARRANTY PERIODS APPLICABLE TO SPECIFIED DME PRODUCTS; COVERAGE STARTS UPON DATE OF SHIPMENT:
Item Coverage
DME Hot Runner Package Systems Three (3) years
(plates designed, machined & assembled by DME, excluding Electrical Parts)
Galaxy & Stellar Hot Runner Package Systems Only Plastic leakage within hot runner plates covered for
(plates designed, machined & assembled by DME, excluding Electrical Parts) Three (3) years; excluding Gate Detail. (Galaxy &
Stellar Hot Runner Package Systems Only)
DME Hot Runner Systems supplied as Manifold and Components Only One (1) year
(neither plates nor assembly supplied by DME, excluding Electrical Parts)
DME Electrical Parts One (1) year
(all heaters and thermocouples)
DME Mold Controls Three (3) years
(Temperature, Valve Gate & Cavity Pressure Controls, excluding Fuses & Triacs)
Hot Runner Warranty
Replacement or repair will be made at the election of DME; implemented at a DME facility and/or by shipment of replacement parts to the customer for
installation and/or return of defective parts to DME for repair.
Transferability:
This warranty may be transferred by the original DME Customer to a subsequent owner of the product if all of the following conditions exist: (i) the original
DME Customer purchased the product for purposes of re-sale or other immediate transfer and DME was made aware of these purposes at the time of
purchase in writing, (ii) within thirty (30) days from the date of invoice, DME is notied in writing of the transfer and provided with the name of the new
owner (hereafter Transferee), the contact person of the Transferee and the Transferees address.
Exclusions:
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Normal wear of the system and components including, but not limited to: Nozzle Tips, Gate Shell Insulators,
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Nozzle Seal Rings, O-rings, Piston Seals, Valve Stems and Electrical connectors
Damage to the critical seal-off areas on the manifold, nozzle bodies, or in the mating cavities or cavity inserts
caused by improper assembly, operation, disassembly and maintenance
Wear or damage resulting from corrosion or processing of abrasive/aggressive resins
Damage due to failure to follow recommended operation and maintenance procedures specied in the DME Hot Runner Manual,
Hot Runner Nameplate, Service Bulletins, User Manuals or failure to follow standard industry operation and maintenance procedure
Damage caused by abuse, neglect, and failure to adhere to DME instructions and operational recommendations
Damage caused by improper installation, operation and maintenance
Damage resulting from modications to the product or component parts, abuse or neglect
Failure caused by modications made to the product without the prior written approval of DME
Damage resulting from operation of products at injection pressures greater than 20,000 psi (1360 bar) on 250, 375, and
625 Series, Gate-Mate 4, Valve Gate, Galaxy and Stellar Systems; unless specically designed and manufactured for higher
pressure applications in agreement with manufacturer
Damage or failure caused by the products inability to perform as a component of a system design not supplied by DME
Operator absence or operator error
Operator maintenance and training capability
Electrical interruptions
Events beyond the control of DME
Errors or actions by a third party
Non-compliance with local laws, codes, ordinances or regulations codes or bylaws unless DME is informed of them
by our customer at the time of order placement
The Smart Series TSP Temperature Control System optimizes injection molding performance of any hot runner system
with the advanced features of a touch screen unit but within a minimal footprint.
Benefits
INTELLIGENT USER-FRIENDLY PERFORMANCE
Intuitive, leading edge touch screen display with adjustable viewing angle
Automatically employed diagnostics to ensure optimal hardware configuration
and performance
Advanced micro controller technology
Features and Benefits
Continuous ground fault and current measurement
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Smart Series TSP Controllers are not designed to control all zones as manifold zones.
Doing so will cause the main circuit breaker to trip.
Specifications
ations
Specifications
SMART SERIES TSP TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
User Interface Full-color LCD touch screen on all HMI models
Display Size 5.7" QVGA
Calibration Accuracy 0.5C / 1F
Control Accuracy +/- 0.5C / 1F
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Soft-Start with Auto-Tune Unique low voltage method for heater safety
Specifications
Input Protection Plug-in nano fuses on both TC legs
Port (optional) USB
TO FRAME TO MOLD
MPC12C10G
12 ZONES
OF CONTROL
(15 AMP) + (1 each)
+ PTC12TBTS (1 each)
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TC12C10G
ITS-12-15
Systems
MPC12C10G
Control
24 ZONES
OF CONTROL
+ (2 each)
+ PTC12TBTS (2 each)
Control
(15 AMP)
Smart Series TSP Temperature
TC12C10G
ITS-24-15
MPC12C10G
48 ZONES
OF CONTROL
(15 AMP)
+ (4 each) + PTC12TBTS (4 each)
TC12C10G
ITS-48-15
ROHS/WEEE-COMPLIANT
Smart Series
TEMPERATURE CONTROLS
FOR HOT RUNNER SYSTEMS
Smart Series
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RoHS/WEEE Compliant
Advanced Temperature Control for Hot Runner Systems
Three-Year Warranty
All DME temperature controllers are now covered by a three-year warranty, excluding
fuses and triacs.
Advanced Temperature Control for Hot Runner Systems
The DME Smart Series is the result of intensive and dedicated research with a goal of
designing todays most versatile and reliable line of temperature controllers. DME achieved
this goal by not only incorporating the latest technology, but by also making certain that
each controller is easy to install and above alleasy to operate.
Control Modules
SSM (15 and 30 AMP): The SSM module provides accurate temperature control, including Smart Start
heater dry out circuitry, thermocouple fault displays and auto/manual modes of operation. The SSM
features automatic or manual bumpless transfer which, in the event of a thermocouple fault, provides
switch over to manual mode at the proper power setting to continue molding until the fault can be
corrected. This module can also trigger remote standby heat (idle), boost, off, and alarm functions when
used with the TAS module.
DSS (15 and 30 AMP): For those who require independent dual displays for process and setpoint
temperatures, the DSS is the ideal choice. The DSS module also features automatic or manual bumpless
transfer. This module is also fully compatible with the TAS module for standby heat and alarm functions.
Accessory Modules
TAS: The TAS module provides over/under visual and audible alarms, boost, and standby heat control
SSM1512 with control modules as stated above. The TAS module can accommodate up to 63 zones of control.
Alarm is activated at 30 F. See pages 43-44 for details.
Smart Series
NOTE: The TAS accessory module requires the use of MFC style communications mainframes.
Non-communications frames may be upgraded on-site with installable kits.
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CE COMPLIANT! Control Modules
Simplified Power Hook-Up
Concern for user convenience didnt stop with improved operation features. DME went one step beyond
DSS1512 to ensure that the power hook-up procedure goes smoothly as well. For this reason, detailed schematics
for various hook-ups are provided directly on all mainframe back panels. If it is ever necessary to change
the configuration, these diagrams will help ensure safe and proper connections. All wiring diagrams can
be referenced at the end of this section.
SSH1022
1 Mainframe 8
1 8
2 Circuit Breaker/Disconnect
3 Mold Power Cable
4 Thermocouple Cable
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5 Mold Power Input Connector
2
6 Insulated Crimp Connector 7
6
7 Thermocouple Connector
5 4
8 Terminal Mounting Boxes 3
9
9 Mainframe Blank Panels 9
10
10 Module Replacement Fuses
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Smart Series Temperature Control Systems
11 Control Modules
Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 12-13
Typical System Configurations .........................................................................................................15
SSH Single Zone Controller ......................................................................................................... 16-17
Single and Two-Zone Mainframes and Accessories.............................................................. 18-20
Single Zone High Power Mainframes..............................................................................................21
Smart Series Mainframes............................................................................................................ 22-24
Digital Current / Voltage Monitor .....................................................................................................25
Smart Series Accessories .................................................................................................................26
Standard Mainframe Connector Wiring..........................................................................................27
Wiring Diagram for Hot Runner Molding System
and Smart Series / G-Series Mold Connectors ...........................................................................28
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SSM1512
DSS1512 5 Zones of Control (15 AMP)
+ + MPC5C10G + PTC5TBTS +
MFP5G
MFS512G
X5 TC5C10G
SSM1512
DSS1512
8 Zones of Control (15 AMP)
+ + MPC8C10G
+ PTC8TBTS +
MFP8G
MFS512G
Smart Series
X8 TC8C10G
SSM1512
DSS1512
12 Zones of Control (15 AMP)
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+ + MPC12C10G
+ PTC12TBTS
+
+ + MPCH23C10G + + +
MFHP2G
MFHP3G
PTCH23TBG
MFS512G
X2 or 3X TC5C10G PICH23G
SSM3012
DSS3012
5 Zones of High Power Control (30 AMP)
MTC5G
+ + MPCH5C10G
+ + +
MFHP5G
PTCH5TBG
MFS512G
X5 TC5C10G PICH5G
RoHS/WEEE Compliant
Smart Series Single Zone Temperature Controller
Switchable Options
Shorted Thermocouple Sensitivity Adjustment
- Operation can be tailored to fast or slow reaction times
- Sensitivity can be adjusted with internal switches
- Very useful for zones with long startup times
Switchable C/F Operation
- Scale indicated at startup
K Type Thermocouple Support
Cut Feature
- Gain cut feature for small nozzles and heaters with ungrounded internal thermocouples
Operational Refinements
Improved SmartStart
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- A more gradual temperature rise leads to a more effective heater dry out period,
Smart Series
BACKWARD SHORTED OPEN BUMPLESS FRONT PANEL TEMP MODE TEMP MODE PROCESS MANUAL LOCKOUT
THERMOCOUPLE THERMOCOUPLE THERMOCOUPLE TRANSFER LOCKOUT FAHRENHEIT CENTIGRADE TEMP % POWER ERROR
CABLE* LENGTH
ITEM NUMBER (FEET)
MPTC10 10
MPTC20 20
See page 19
Smart Series
CKPTM1 1 2 3
INCLUDED 5
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1. Process Temperature Display:
5. Setpoint Pushwheel:
Three digit switch programs setpoint in AUTO mode. Right two digits program
% power in MANUAL mode.
* ITEMS ORDERED
SEPARATELY 6. Power On/Off Switch:
Controls AC power to module.
Rear Panel
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1. Mold Power and Thermocouple Output Connector:
CKPTIC1 connects to the heater and thermocouple. Mating connector
CKPTM1 is supplied with controller.
RoHS/WEEE Compliant
Smart Series Single and 2-Zone Mainframes (10 AMP max.)
**Includes frame and connectors listed. Modules and cables ordered separately.
NOTE: Replacement power connectors in frame are also available on special order.
MFPR2G
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A
Smart Series
DIMENSIONS
(all frames)
7"W x 9"H x 10"D
(9"H dimension does not
include connectors or handle)
Smart Series
connector on the mold. Available in lengths of 10 or 20 feet. Integral retaining latches
MPTC20
on the mainframe and mold connections provide secure cable connections. Connector
configurations ensure proper insertion of cable.
MALE
5 4
AC1512F CKPTM1 CKPTF1 1
3 for CKPTIC1
2
+ - and CKPTM1
or CKPTM1L
W
B
AC2024F CKPTM1L CKPTF1L PTC210
Includes frame and connectors listed. Modules and cables ordered separately.
FRAME DIMENSIONS:
7"W x 9"H x 10"D
(9"H dimension does not
include connectors or handle)
* Included with MFFPR2G
MFHP1G The DME Portable Single-Zone High Power Mainframe is designed for use with 30 AMP
Smart Series or G-Series temperature control modules. Mainframe is supplied with built-in
cooling fan, power input, power output, and thermocouple input connectors. Circuit breaker
provides safety for the operator. Control modules and cable are ordered separately.
Single Zone 30 AMP Mainframes (240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, Single Phase)
M2MJ
AC1240F
Smart Series
AC1240M
FRAME DIMENSIONS:
7"W x 9"H x 10"D
(9"H dimension does not
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include connectors or handle)
WIDTH (W)
Smart Series Mainframe (15 AMP Max.)
Configurations
The 12 configurations illustrated below provide a wide selection of zone capacities
Main AC power
input strain relief
to suit most control applications. The 5-, 8- and 12-zone frames (MFP5, 8, and 12G)
Cooling Fan
use individual frame sections. The 16 thru 48 zone frames use 2, 3, or 4 frame sections
rigidly fastened together into one prewired integral unit which requires only one main
AC power input connection. The Current Voltage monitor option will be factory installed
when ordered at same time as Mainframe. Control modules, cables, mold connectors
and other accessories are ordered separately (see table on next page).
(e.g. MFP32G is
WORLDWIDE WIRING 27" high).
CAPABILITIES Main AC input
Unless otherwise specified, all
shown will always
Smart Series Mainframes will be
supplied to accept 240 VAC, 3 phase,
be in bottom frame
4-wire, 50-60 Hz input power. Wiring section. For higher
diagram (included on the access cover) power requirements,
illustrates the variety of other voltage, individual power
phase and load balancing arrangements inputs and circuit
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24 MFP24G MFP24GCV MFCP24G MFCP24GCV 2 MPC12C10G, C20G or C30G 2 TC12C10G, C20G or C30G 2 PIC12G 2 MTC12G
Smart Series
32 MFP32G MFP32GCV MFCP32G MFCP32GCV and and and and
2 MPC12C10G, C20G or C30G 2 TC12C10G, C20G or C30G 2 PIC12G 2 MTC12G
36 MFP36G MFP36GCV MFCP36G MFCP36GCV 3 MPC12C10G, C20G or C30G 3 TC12C10G, C20G or C30G 3 PIC12G 3 MTC12G
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1 MPC8C10G, C20G or C30G 1 TC8C10G, C20G or C30G 1 PIC8G 1 MTC8G
48 MFP48G MFP48GCV MFCP48G MFCP48GCV 4 MPC12C10G, C20G or C30G 4 TC12C10G, C20G or C30G 4 PIC12G 4 MTC12G
NOTES: Combination terminal mounting boxes are available with connectors prewired to terminal strips. See page 35 for details.
See page 36 for dimensional details. For below flush mounting of connectors, see mold pocket layouts on pages 33-34.
See page 25 for current voltage monitor.
50 AMP 3-PHASE
CIRCUIT BREAKER HIGH POWER MOLD POWER CABLE (10, 20 OR 30 FOOT)
communications (MFCHP) N (SELECT LENGTH DESIRED) (SELECT LENGTH DESIRED) (INCL. CRIMP CONNECTORS)
type frames, these E ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM
S QTY. NUMBER
QTY.
NUMBER
QTY.
NUMBER
QTY.
NUMBER
zones may be used for
communication modules. 2 1 MPCH23C10G, C20G or C30G 1 TC5C10G, C20G or C30G 1 PICH23G 1 MTC5G
3 1 MPCH23C10G, C20G or C30G 1 TC5C10G, C20G or C30G 1 PICH23G 1 MTC8G
5 1 MPCH5C10G, C20G or C30G 1 TC5C10G, C20G or C30G 1 PICH5G 1 MTC12G
Smart Series
display window. The meter displays the current being delivered to the heater load
in amperes.
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Smart Series Digital Current/Voltage Monitor
right of the numbers in the display window. The meter will display the line voltage
of the selected phase.
1. CIRCUIT BREAKER/DISCONNECT Applies or removes power to all modules
in the frame.
2. POWER ON LIGHT (amber) Illuminates when CIRCUIT BREAKER is in the
ON position.
3. AMPS/VOLTS METER Digital multi-scale meter provides accurate readings
of zone current (AMPS) or input voltage (VOLTS).
4. AMPS/VOLTS INDICATOR Appears automatically when either AMPS or
VOLTS is selected.
Specifications
Voltmeter Range 190 to 290 VAC (for 240 volt systems) NOTE: The Digital Current/Voltage Monitor
90 to 145 VAC (for 120 volt systems) is a factory installed option which
replaces the standard circuit
Voltmeter Accuracy 3% of reading, 50 to 60 Hz
breaker/disconnect, and is supplied
Maximum Voltmeter Input 400 VAC when CV-style mainframes
are ordered.
Input Voltage 240/120 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz
Ammeter Range 0 to 2; 0 to 30; 0 to 40 Amperes See pages 23 and 24 for
Ammeter Accuracy 2% @ 0 to 100% Duty Cycle, 50-60 Hz appropriate mainframe
item numbers.
Maximum Ammeter Input 30 Amperes
SIDE OF
MAINFRAME
Smart Series
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Smart Series Mainframe Connector Wiring
High Power Mainframe Connector Wiring
SIDE OF
MAINFRAME
U.S. 800-626-6653
Canada 800-387-6600
Smart Series
[email protected]
with Smart Series Mold Connectors
Wiring Diagram for DME Hot Runner Molding System
www.dme.net
NOTES: All grounds must be connected to mold to ensure operator safety.
All crimp connections can be eliminated by using terminal mounting box with terminal strip. See page 35.
U.S. 800-626-6653
Canada 800-387-6600
Smart Series
[email protected]
with High Power Smart Series Mold Connectors
Wiring Diagram for DME Hot Runner Molding System
www.dme.net
NOTES: All grounds must be connected to mold to ensure operator safety.
All crimp connections may be eliminated. Simply remove 6" leads form PIC connectors and wire directly.
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Wiring Diagram with High Power Smart Series Mold Connectors | Smart Series
Smart Series
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Mold Power Cables are used to connect the Mainframe to the Power Input Connector on the
mold. Available in lengths of 10, 20 or 30 feet. Integral retaining latches on both the frame and
mold connectors provide secure cable connections. Connector configurations ensure proper
insertion of cable. Cables are wired for 5, 8 or 12 zones (15 AMP) and 3 or 5 zones (30 AMP)
MPC12C10G for use with the appropriate Smart Series Mainframes and Mold Power Input Connectors.
Thermocouple Cables are used to connect the Mainframe to the Thermocouple Connector on
the mold, and are available in lengths of 10, 20 of 30 feet. Integral retaining latches on both
the frame and mold connectors provide secure cable connections. Connector configurations
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ensure proper insertion of cable. Cables available are wired for 5, 8 or 12 zones for use with
TC12C10G the appropriate Smart Series Mainframes and Thermocouple Connectors.
Thermocouple Cables
10 FOOT LONG 20 FOOT LONG 30 FOOT LONG NUMBER FOR CONNECTIONS
OF ZONES
ITEM ITEM ITEM FROM 15 AMP TO THERMOCOUPLE
(MAX.)
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER FRAME (S) CONNECTOR
TC5C10G TC5C20G TC5C30G 5 5, 8, 12 ZONE MTC5G
TC8C10G TC8C20G TC8C30G 8 8, 12 ZONE MTC8G
TC12C10G TC12C20G TC12C30G 12 12 ZONE MTC12G
* Used with all 30 AMP Mainframes.
For 15 AMP Mold Power Input Connectors are mounted on the mold to accept power cable(s) from
Applications the Mainframe. They are supplied with six inches of numbered leads and a ground wire.
All three 15 AMP connectors are the same physical size and use 14-gauge wire. Only the
number of active pins change. The 30 AMP connectors are supplied with 10-gauge leads
and are attached to screw terminals. Each is equipped with an integral retaining latch to
provide a secure cable connection. Connector configuration ensures proper insertion of
PIC5G cable. Splicing of 6" leads to heater power leads is easily accomplished with the Insulated
Crimp Connectors supplied.
PIC8G
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NOTE: Replacement parts and
PICH23G
PICH5G
NOTE: Initial supply is provided with
NOTES:
mold power input connectors.
Connector PICH23G is
Also, see page 26.
dimensionally identical to
thermocouple connector
MTC8G. See next page.
For PICH23G and PICH5G,
direct wiring without crimp
connectors is possible by
removing 6" leads.
MTC8G
Mold Thermocouple Connectors
TPC0001
NOTE: Drawing depicts Where space or mold handling and storage requirements do not permit the use of
below-flush mounting. Terminal Mounting Boxes, the connectors can be below-flush or surface mounted.
Disregard dimensions
marked with * for
See drawings below and page 34 for dimensions.
surface mounting.
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Mold Connector Pocket Layouts
NOTE: Disregard dimensions
marked with * for
surface mounting.
NOTE: Drawing depicts below-surface mounting. Disregard dimensions marked with * for surface mounting.
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(Use pocket dimensions shown on pages 32-33 as detailed for thermocouple connector MTC8G.)
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Terminal Mounting Boxes
PTC2TBGTS is not to be used with SSH1022,
SSH1021, MFP1G, MFP1G1, MFP2G,
MFPR2G controls & mainframes
PTC8TBG
PTC5TBG
Terminal Mounting Boxes
PTC0012
Overall dimensions shown include allowances for hardware (assembly screws) but not connectors
(example: For Item Number PTC0012 the X dimension is 4.29 not including screw heads)
* Used with 2-zone, 15 AMP mainframe MFFPR2G ** Used with 1-zone, 30 AMP mainframe MFHP1G
PIC512TBG
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PTC210
NOTE: Overall dimensions
Terminal Mounting Boxes provide shown include allowances
for hardware (assembly
the easiest and most economical
screws) but not connectors
method of mounting power and
thermocouple connectors on the
mold. Constructed of plated heavy
gauge steel, each box is precut
and drilled for quick mounting of
the connector to the box, and box
to the mold. Connector mounting
hardware is supplied. Connectors
are ordered separately.
COMPATIBLE WITH TAS0512 SSM1512/11 (15 AMP) & SSM3012 (30 AMP)
ALARM AND SYSTEM CONTROL The SSM1512 is the second generation of the popular SSM15G. This version maintains simplicity of operation
with simultaneous display of setpoint and temperature. Other new, improved, and unique features include:
FUNCTIONS. SEE PAGES 43-44.
Key Features
Large Digital Display
- For easier readability of temperature, % power and faults
Setpoint Pushwheel
- For setting desired setpoint temperature
- Allows adjustment of setpoint before turning power on
Auto % Power Display
- Shows % power output while in AUTO mode
- Indicates average % power requirement on thermocouple failure
- Serves as a diagnostic tool for solving hot runner system problems
Operational Refinements
Improved SmartStart
- A more gradual temperature rise leads to a more effective heater dry-out period,
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thereby extending heater life
- SmartStart now available in MANUAL mode (optional)
SelectiveCycle
- A very high speed power output approach
- Enables accurate temperature control and longer heater life
Bumpless Transfer
- When a thermocouple failure occurs, operation is automatically continued with a learned % power
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- Unique software accurately assigns percent power setting
Third Fuse
- Allows for alarm output when the load fuses are blown
- Protects module from application of excessive voltage
Anti-Arcing Feature
- Protects circuit board from damage when module is either inserted or removed under power
Switchable Options
Boost, Idle and Power Off Features
- Provides system-wide adjustment of temperatures
- Enables alarm audio/visual output and remote alarms
- Requires TAS0512 module and communications mainframe
(See pages 43-44 for more information on these capabilities)
Unique AutoBoost Option
- Instantaneously opens frozen gates on startup
- TAS module or mainframe communications are not required
Lights Out Feature
- After stabilizing at setpoint, display turns off; when a fault occurs, display is turned on and flashes
- For easier detection of faults
Shorted Thermocouple Sensitivity Adjustment
- Operation can be tailored to fast or slow reaction times
- Sensitivity can be adjusted with internal switches
NOTE: SSM3012 is twice as
- Very useful for manifold zones with long startup times
wide as above and has
circuit breaker instead Switchable C/F Operation
of power on/off switch. - Scale indicated at startup
K Type Thermocouple Support
Cut Feature
- Gain cut feature for small nozzles and heaters with ungrounded internal thermocouples
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2. Temperature Deviation Lights
1 Indicates deviation from setpoint. Outer lights blink when temperature is more
than 40F (22C) from setpoint.
2
3. Auto/Manual/Auto % Power Switch
Selects AUTO or MANUAL control mode. Shows % power when pressed into
% AUTO position.
5. Setpoint Pushwheel
Three-digit switch programs setpoint in AUTO mode. Right two digits program
% power in MANUAL mode.
In the event of a thermocouple failure, the DSS can automatically invoke bumpless transfer to a
percent power mode based on the last valid percentage learned before the thermocouple failure.
If desired, manual bumpless transfer may be selected, in which case a thermocouple fault will turn
off power to the heater until the manual percent power mode is activated by the operator.
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A unique feature of the DSS is a 100% power option. For a switch-selectable, interval of 15 or 30
seconds, full power can be immediately delivered to the heater to rapidly break through frozen
gates to achieve quicker start-ups. The 100% power mode can be disengaged at any time by simply
2 pressing any front panel button.
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Indicator lights provide quick reference for module control modes, temperature deviation and blown
fuses. The process temperature display also provides quick diagnostics of thermocouple faults, using
the following abbreviated codes:
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Shi = Shorted Thermocouple
oPi = Open Thermocouple
4 bci = Reversed Thermocouple
The DSS module also includes a Smart Start mode to safely bake out damaging internal heater
5 moisture at system start-up and to prolong heater life. Fast or slow load modes may also be selected
6 to protect smaller heaters or compensate for slow loads such as externally heated manifolds.
10 An accurate, durable and full-featured module, the DSS is fully compatible with all Smart Series
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or G-Series 15 AMP mainframes.
Input Specifications
Thermocouple Sensor: Type J, grounded or ungrounded.
External T/C Residence: Less than 0.1F/ .
T/C Isolation: Isolated by control circuit power supply
Cold Junction Compensation: Automatic, better than 0.03F/F (0.015C/C).
T/C Break, Reversed & Shorted Protection: Automatically inhibits power to heater unless bumpless transfer is invoked.
Control Modules with Dual Digital Display
Output Specifications
Voltage Power Capability: 15 AMP: 240 nominal, single phase, 120 VAC available, 15 amperes, 3600 watts @ 240 VAC (1800 watts @ 120 VAC).
30 AMP: 30 amperes, 7200 watts @ 240 VAC
Output Drive: Internal solid state triac, triggered by zero AC crossing pulses.
Overload Protection: 15 AMP: Fuses are provided on both sides of AC line.
30 AMP: Fast acting circuit breaker.
Transient Protection: dv/dt and transient pulse suppression included.
Power Line Isolation: Optically and transformer isolated from AC lines. Isolation voltage is greater than 2500 volts.
Smart Start Indication: Illuminates green LED above the process display.
Shorted T/C Indication: Flashes Shi in process display.
Opened T/C Indication: Flashes oPi in process display.
Reversed T/C Indication: Flashes bci in process display.
Temperature Deviation Indicators: Five separate LEDs: 20F/11C = Red
10F/5C = Yellow
0 = Green.
Blown Fuse Indicators: 2 neon indicators (15 AMP only)
NOTE: Standard (240 VAC) modules are Smart Series Microprocessor-Based Temperature Control Modules
compatible with mainframes wired
for either 240 VAC three phase (240 VAC, standard) (120 VAC, optional)
(standard) or 240 VAC single phase.
FOR C OPERATION: Switch to C on front panel. ITEM NUMBER AMPS WATTS ITEM NUMBER AMPS WATTS
FUSE REQUIREMENTS (15 AMP ONLY): DSS1512 15 3600 DSS1511 15 1800
(2) ABC15 Fuses (Bussman only)
NOTE: (2) spare fuses included with module. DSS3012 30 7200
WARRANTY: Three years (excluding triac and fuses)
TSM-15-12
The TSM15 Smart Series Module has a color touch screen digital display providing readouts
for Actual Temperature, Current Mode, Percentage Power and Current Reading. Closed-loop,
fuzzy logic PID control, and auto-tuning of PID parameters provide precise control even
under the most adverse processing conditions.
In the event of a thermocouple failure, the TSM can automatically invoke bumpless
transfer to a percent power mode based on the last valid percentage learned before the
thermocouple failure. If desired, manual bumpless transfer may be selected, in which case
a thermocouple fault will turn off power to the heater until the manual percent power mode
is activated by the operator.
The TSM boost level option limits boosting of the temperature by 75C or 135F to limit the
degradation of material.
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The TSM module also includes a Smart Start mode to safely bake out damaging internal
heater moisture at system start-up and to prolong heater life. Fast or slow load modes
may also be selected to protect smaller heaters or compensate for slow loads such as
externally heated manifolds. An accurate, durable and full-featured module, the TSM is
fully compatible with all Smart Series or G-Series 15 AMP mainframes.
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TSM15 SmartSeries Controller with Default Settings (Factory Settings)
Should anything seem wrong with your new settings then it is possible to restore the default settings
at any time.
4 Current reading
If a zone temperature is seen to deviate from the actual setting beyond the alarm limits then the display will change to
White text in Red box and generate a remote alarm.
The following is a list of alarm conditions that may be detected and which will also activate
the output contacts.
the ground.
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NORMAL / IDLE
Rotary switch (6) provides remote control of DSS1502/01, DSS1512/11, CSS1502/01,
SSM1502/01, and SSM1512/11
Control modules can all be commanded to respond from NORMAL to IDLE (Standby Heat)
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In IDLE, the modules will adjust to a setting of 93C (200F)
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Exceptions: SSM1502/01 and SSM1512/11 adjust to a setting of 100C (212F)
BOOST / OFF
The SSM1502/01 and SSM1512/11 can be placed into BOOST and OFF
BOOST will raise the setpoint of the module by 10, 20, or 30%
OFF shuts off power to the heater but allows the user to monitor cool down of the
hot runner system
Each SSM1502/01 and SSM1512/11 can be individually programmed to respond to OFF,
IDLE and BOOST commands
The user can quickly drive all nozzle zones into BOOST to open frozen gates
ITEM NOTE: Standard (240 VAC) modules are compatible with mainframes wired for either 240 VAC
VOLTS three-phase (standard) or 240 VAC single-phase. Use TAS0511 for 120 VAC operation.
NUMBER
TAS0512 240 VAC FUSE REQUIREMENTS: (2) ABC1 fuses. NOTE: (2) spare fuses included with module.
TAS0511 120 VAC WARRANTY: Three years (excluding fuses).
NOTE:
TAS Module Compatibility TAS module is not compatible with older CSS15G/30G or DSS15G/30G modules.
MODULE FUNCTIONS MODULE FUNCTIONS
ALARM IDLE BOOST OFF ALARM IDLE BOOST OFF
SSM1502/01/12/11 CSS1502/01
SSM3002/12 CSS3002
DSS1502/01/12/11 SSM15G
DSS3002/12 SSM15G1
TSM1512 SSM30G
Temperature Alarm/System Control Modules
BOOST The BOOST setting is the NORMAL setpoint plus 10, 20, or 30%; for example,
BOOST if setpoint = 500F and BOOST is 10%, then BOOST temperature = 550F.
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Replacement Parts for Smart Series Temperature Control Systems
NOTE: For upper inside communications connectors, see previous page.
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RPM0038 NEON INDICATORS USED ON 240 VAC MAINFRAME CIRCUIT BREAKER PANELS
RPM0044 CARD GUIDES FOR ALL MAINFRAMES
RPM0046 PINS FOR WHITE EDGE CARD CONNECTORS I (PACKAGE OF 20)
RPM0059 PANEL MOUNT BASE & LATCH FOR 5-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE MOLD CONNECTION A SEE PAGE 45
RPM0060 PANEL MOUNT BASE & LATCH FOR 8-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE MOLD CONNECTION A SEE PAGE 45
RPM0061 PANEL MOUNT BASE & LATCH FOR 12-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE MOLD CONNECTION A SEE PAGE 45
RPM0062 MALE INSERT FOR 5 ZONE THERMOCOUPLE MOLD CONNECTION A SEE PAGE 45
RPM0063 MALE INSERT FOR 8-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE MOLD CONNECTION A SEE PAGE 45
RPM0064 MALE INSERT FOR 12-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE MOLD CONNECTION A SEE PAGE 45
RPM0065 FEMALE INSERT FOR 5-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE CABLE CONNECTOR C SEE PAGE 45
RPM0066 FEMALE INSERT FOR 8-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE CABLE CONNECTOR C SEE PAGE 45
RPM0067 FEMALE INSERT FOR 12-ZONE THERMOCOUPLE CABLE CONNECTOR C SEE PAGE 45
RPM0068 HOOD FOR 5 ZONE THERMOCOUPLE CABLE CONNECTOR C SEE PAGE 45
RPM0069 HOOD FOR 8 ZONE THERMOCOUPLE CABLE CONNECTOR C SEE PAGE 45
RPM0070 HOOD FOR 12 ZONE THERMOCOUPLE CABLE CONNECTOR C SEE PAGE 45
RPM0071 HOOD FOR 5, 8 & 12 POWER & THERMOCOUPLE CABLE CONNECTIONS D,E & F SEE PAGE 45
RPM0072 MALE INSERT FOR B, F & G (15 AMP CONNECTOR RATING IS EXCLUSIVE TO DME) SEE PAGE 45
RPM0073 FEMALE INSERT FOR D, E & H (15 AMP CONNECTOR RATING IS EXCLUSIVE TO DME) SEE PAGE 45
*(Reference page 32-45 for Letter Designations)
ABC5 5 AMP 250 VAC FUSE - NOTE: THESE LOWER POWER FUSES ARE RECOMMENDED FOR NOZZLES
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ABC10 10 AMP 250 VAC FUSE - NOTE: REQUIRED FOR 15 AMP MODULES USED IN 10 AMP FRAMES
ABC15 15 AMP 250 VAC FUSE
RPM0123 15 AMP 250 VAC FUSE - ULTRAFAST
RPM0124 .062 AMP TC FUSE FOR TSM MODULES ONLY
NYL0001 NYLATCH MODULE RETENTION PLUNGER AND GROMMET (10/PKG) - NOTE: AT THE BOTTOM OF EACH MODULE
RPM0008 POWER ROCKER SWITCH FOR ALL MODULES EXCEPT DSS AND CSS1524
RPM0009 TRANSFORMER TYPE DST416 FOR ALL MODULES EXCEPT DSS & TAS
RPM0027 ALUMINUM HANDLE FOR 15 AMP MODULES
RPM0039 30 AMP 2 POLE, CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR MODULES
RPM0023 TRIAC - TYPE Q6040P 40 AMP 600 VOLT FOR USE ON ALL MODULES
RPM0054 TRIAC - TYPE BTA40800B 40 AMP 800 VOLT FOR USE ON ALL MODULES EXCEPT CSS
RPM0050 2200 OHM FLAME PROOF FUSIBLE LINK RESISTOR USED IN THERMOCOUPLE CIRCUIT (10/PKG) USED ON ALL MODULES
RPM0088 A/D CONVERTER FOR SSM15G, SSM15G1, SSM30G, SSH1001, SSH-1002 AND ALL CSS MODULES
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The diagrams on pages 48 through 50 are printed on the back panels of the mainframes.
For your convenience, they are depicted here along with additional information.
For information on input wiring for 30 AMP mainframes, contact DME.
Standard input wiring for mainframes, unless specified otherwise at time of order, is 240 VAC,
three- phase, 4-wire, 50/60 Hz. (OPTION A). If it becomes necessary to change to another
configuration, refer to the appropriate diagram and information on the following pages:
Page 48: (OPTION A) 208-240 VAC, 3-phase, 4-wire
Page 49: (OPTION B) 380-415 VAC, 3-phase, 5-wire
Page 50: (OPTION C) 240 VAC, 2-phase, 4-wire
(OPTION D) 208-240 VAC, single phase, 3-wire 120 VAC, 2-phase, 4-wire
NOTE: For mold power and thermocouple connector wiring information, see pages 27-29.
Input Power Wiring Diagrams (Option A)
As shown above, each module is powered from one of the three phases. Zone (1), for
example, is powered from Phase 1, which is supplied by R/L1 and S/L2. Zone (2) is
powered by Phase 2, which is supplied by S/L2 and T/L3. Zone (3) is powered by Phase
3, which is supplied by R/L1 and T/L3.
NOTE: At this point, the sequence repeats itself. For example, Zone (4) is connected
the same as Zone (1) to R/L1 and S/L2 and Zone (5) is connected the same as Zone (2) to
S/L2 and T/L3 and Zone (6) is connected the same as Zone (3) to R/L1 and T/L3. Zone (7)
is then connected to the same phase as Zone (1) and (4), etc. This method of connection
assures the greatest likelihood of line balance.
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CAUTION NOTE: The voltages from line-to-line in this system are 380 to 415 volts. Severe damage to module and
WARNING: If export of this system is intended, make sure that wiring is reconfigured for the country where it is to be used.
Please note that the 380-415 Volt Power Distribution System is the same as the Y connection shown in OPTION A except
for the voltage levels and the use of the MP/N to develop the 240 volt from the 380-415 volt system. Notice that all modules
have one line connected to MP/N and the other side connected to one of the three phase lines.
Example: Zone (1) is connected to Phase 1, which is supplied by R/L1 and MP/N.
Zone (2) is connected to Phase 2, which is supplied by S/L2 and MP/N.
Zone (3) is connected to Phase 3, which is supplied by T/L3 and MP/N.
Zone (4) starts the sequence over again. It is connected to Phase 1 R/L1
and MP/N, etc.
Example: Zone (1) is connected to MP/N and R/L1. Zone (2) is connected to MP/N and S/L2, etc.
Zone (3) starts the sequence over again. It is connected to MP/N and R/L2, same as zone (1).
The 240 volt single-phase connection only uses two power lines plus ground.
CAUTION: Only power conductors should be connected through the circuit breaker. Never make ground
connections through a circuit breaker. Notice that the output of the circuit breaker is connected to terminal strips
R/L1 and S/L2. Also notice that ground is common with MP/N in this system. All zones in this system have to be
connected to MP/N and either R/L1 or S/L2. Line balance is achieved by alternating between R/L1 and S/L2.
Above diagram depicts two different wiring configurations. One is 208-240 volt, single-phase, 3-wire. Note that
lines R/L1 and S/L2 are connected through the circuit breaker to the appropriate terminal strips. All zones will be
connected between R/L1 and S/L2. MP/N is common with ground and is not connected through the circuit breaker.
In the 120 volt connection (zone connections shown within the dashed-line area), the 120 volts is developed between
R/L1 and MP/N and S/L2 and MP/N. Again, ground and MP/N are not connected through the circuit breaker. Each
zone in this system will be connected to MP/N and either R/L1 or S/L2. Line balance is achieved by alternating
between R/L1 and S/L2.
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E TCO5C10 or 20G 5-Zone Thermocouple Cable; 10' or 20' O.A.L.
F MTCO5 5-Zone Mold Thermocouple Connector
A
8-Zones of Control
B PTCO8TB 8-Zone Terminal Mounting Box
F E
C MPCO8C10 or 20G 8-Zone Mold Power Cable; 10' or 20' O.A.L.
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E TCO8C10 or 20G 8-Zone Thermocouple Cable; 10' or 20' O.A.L.
B F MTCO8 8-Zone Mold Thermocouple Connector
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12-Zones of Control
MOLD POWER B PTCO12TB 12-Zone Terminal Mounting Box
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C MPCO12C10 or 20G 12-Zone Mold Power Cable; 10' or 20' O.A.L.
Alternate Cable Configuration
D PICO12 12-Zone Mold Power Input Connector
E TCO12C10 or 20G 12-Zone Thermocouple Cable; 10' or 20' O.A.L.
D C
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PICO12
MTCO12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 WHITE (+) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
(OR BLACK IN EUROPE)
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
PICO8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 TYPE J
T/C ONLY
MTCO8
1 2 3 4 5 PROBE OR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
NOZZLE 6 7 8 9 10
HEATER
PICO5
6 7 8 9 10
Z MTC05 1 2 3 4 5
ZONE BEFORE POWER BEFORE POWER IS
1 13 1 9 1 6 ZONE 1 IS CONNECTED: O CONNECTED: ZONE WHT RED WHT RED WHT RED
s 53% /(- -%4%2 4/ s #(%#+ #/..%#4)/.3
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2 14 2 10 2 7 ZONE 2 ZONE 1 1 6 1 9 1 13
CHECK EACH HEATER OF RED AND WHITE LEADS
3 15 3 11 3 8 ZONE 3 POWER LEAD. RESISTANCE
N TO INSURE PROPER ZONE 2 2 7 2 10 2 14
4 16 4 12 4 9 ZONE 4 TO GROUND SHOULD BE CONNECTION TO THE ZONE 3 3 8 3 11 3 15
5 17 5 13 5 10 ZONE 5 GREATER THAN 20,000 E CORRECT TERMINAL.
OHMS. s 53% /(- -%4%2 4/ ZONE 4 4 9 4 12 4 16
6 18 6 14 ZONE 6 s #(%#+ 2%3)34!.#% MEASURE BETWEEN ZONE 5 5 10 5 13 5 17
7 19 7 15 ZONE 7 BETWEEN HEATER POWER RED AND WHITE LEADS.
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2 EACH THERMOCOUPLE LEAD.
Alternate Cable Configuration
11 23 ZONE 11
RESISTANCE SHOULD BE ZONE 10 10 22
12 24 ZONE 12 GREATER THAN 20,000 OHMS. ZONE 11 11 23
HEATER HEATER HEATER ZONE 12 12 24
MEASURED
VOLTS VOLTS WATTS RESISTANCE NOTE: SOME EUROPEAN J-TYPE T/C ARE COLOR-CODED BLACK & WHITE. IN THESE
MARKED ON MARKED ON MARKED ON OHMS APPLICATIONS, THE BLACK CONDUCTOR IS POSITIVE (+) AND CORRESPONDS TO WHITE.
TYPICAL MOLD CONNECTOR WIRING DIAGRAM (REVISION A)
HEATER HEATER HEATER THE WHITE CONDUCTOR IS NEGATIVE () AND CORRESPONDS TO RED.
EXAMPLE: (240 VOLTS) (240 VOLTS) 820 WATTS 70 OHMS
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EUROPEAN CONFIGURATION
2
E
5
1
4
B
A D
C
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ITEM NUMBER ITEM NUMBER DIMENSIONS
CALLOUT CALLOUT
TERMINAL MOLD
1 PTO5TB 2 PICO5 1.50" 38mm 4.25" 108mm 2.44" 62mm 4.88" 124mm 4.10" 104mm
1 PTO5TB 2 MTCO5 1.50" 38mm 4.25" 108mm 2.44" 62mm 4.88" 124mm 4.10" 104mm
1 PTO8TB 2 PICO8 1.50" 38mm 4.99" 127mm 2.44" 62mm 5.61" 142mm 4.10" 104mm
1 PTO8TB 2 MTCO8 1.50" 38mm 4.99" 127mm 2.44" 62mm 5.61" 142mm 4.10" 104mm
1 PTO12TB 2 PICO12 1.50" 38mm 6.05" 154mm 2.44" 62mm 6.68" 170mm 4.10" 104mm
1 PTO12TB 2 MTCO12 1.50" 38mm 6.05" 154mm 2.44" 62mm 6.68" 170mm 4.10" 104mm
3 PTCO5TB 4 PICO5 1.50" 38mm 8.84" 225mm 2.44" 62mm 9.47" 241mm 4.10" 104mm
5 MTCO5 1.50" 38mm 8.84" 225mm 2.44" 62mm 9.47" 241mm 4.10" 104mm
3 PTCO8TB 4 PICO8 1.50" 38mm 9.91" 252mm 2.44" 62mm 10.53" 267mm 4.10" 104mm
5 MTCO8 1.50" 38mm 9.91" 252mm 2.44" 62mm 10.53" 267mm 4.10" 104mm
3 PTCO12TB 4 PICO12 1.50" 38mm 12.17" 309mm 2.44" 62mm 12.79" 325mm 4.10" 104mm
5 MTCO12 1.50" 38mm 12.17" 309mm 2.44" 62mm 12.79" 325mm 4.10" 104mm
NOTE: ALLOW AN ADDITIONAL 0.25" (10mm) IN HEIGHT AND WIDTH FOR SCREW HEAD CLEARANCE
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Step 1
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Attach Longer Cable Tie to Side Post Attach Shorter Cable Ties to Corners
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sub cover
Valve Gate
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Solid-state timers and Hydraulic and pneumatic valve gate
relays have a life rating controls provide reliable, accurate
of 10 million cycles and efficient control
Robust power supply Valve gate sequencers from DME are available in pneumatic
or hydraulic control for timer-based actuation of up to 16
User-friendly valve gates. Offering faster response than typical valve gate
auto-reset function
controllers and greatly reduced electrical use over the life of
Individual test buttons the unit, DME Valve Gate Controls provide reliable, accurate,
for each zone provide highly efficient time control for years of use.
precise time control
to .01 second Controllers feature highly accurate (resolution to 1/100 of a
second) DIN-style solid state timers, individually fused against
DME Valve Gate Controller Products and Solutions
Compact design takes
up minimal space faults, to provide long life and high reliability. Each timer zone
is capable of dual time functions, allowing each zone to be
Air-powered operation programmed with a delay-time and an on-time. Test functions
runs on 120 VAC and
for each zone assist in determining the correct hookup of
an air line
each valve.
Accumulator stores
precharged oil, allowing The controllers operate from a wide supply of operating voltages
for instantaneous (88 to 264 volts AC), making them easy to relocate between
operation different plants or even different countries. The standard product
is offered with a 125 volt AC plug (North American standard).
This plug can be removed and replaced with any number of
240 VAC plugs.
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i.e., 60 PSI Air Pressure equals approximate 600 PSI Hydraulic Pressure
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The VCTB03024D16 Valve Gate Controller is designed to The First VCAP OUT 1 DB25 connector can directly control
provide time-based control of up to sixteen 24 volt DC standard DME VCAP0400 (4 zone), VCAP0600 (6 zone),
solenoid valves used to actuate valve gate pneumatic VCAP0800 (8 zone), VCAP1000 (10 zone) or the VCAP1200
or hydraulic cylinders. This controller has the same form (12 zone). If 16 zones are required, then two VCAP0800
Gate Controller
factor as the Standard 12-zone DME SmartSeries Hot (8 zone) Air Valve assembles are used with first VCAP0800
Runner Controller Mainframe size. The Controller uses a attached to the VCAP OUT 1 DB25 connector for timer
PLC with programmable timers to provide long life and high zones 1-8, and the second VCAP0800 (8 zone) attached to
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reliability. Each timer zone is capable of dual time functions the VCAP OUT 2 DB25 connector for zones 9-16. Note
so that each zone can be programmed with a delay off that zones 9-12 are duplicated/run in parallel on both DB25
DME Valve
time and an on time. The timers in turn drive larger solid connectors for this purpose. These assemblies minimize
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state relays that are individually fused against faults. The required wiring and air connections, thereby making the
Controller is designed to operate from a wide supply of molding environment neater. These connectors are designed
operating voltages (88 to 264 Volts AC) so that this one to work only with the low amp current DME VCAP air
Valve Gate Controls
device can be used with almost any available power source. assembly solenoids which are only 1.2 Watts each.
This also makes it easier to relocate the controller between
For other systems that have independent valve connections,
different plants or even different countries. The standard
two 16-pin connectors with screw terminals labeled MAIN
product offering comes with a 125 volt AC plug (North
OUT 1 and MAIN OUT 2 are provided for customers
American Standard). This plug may be removed and replaced
individual valve connections for zones 1-8 and 9-16.
with any number of 240 VAC plugs.
Manual Screen Mode Test buttons are available for each
Two DB025 connectors are provided to remotely connect
zone to assist in determining the correct hookup of each of
Standard DME VCAP Pneumatic Air Valve Assembly product
the valves. See OPERATION, Manual Mode.
lines which are sold separately and include their own cables.
Quick connects are provided on all air outputs to accept standard 1/4" tubing.
The de-energized outputs, used for closing valve gates, feature check valves
to ensure that unused valves do not leak air.
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VCAP Air Valve Assemblies and 4-Zone Timer
Compact 4-zone pneumatic or hydraulic control unit
The VCTB4000 Valve Gate Controller is designed to provide timer-based control
of up to four 24 volt DC valves used to actuate pneumatic valve gate cylinders as
well as some hydraulic valves, and features a user-friendly auto-reset feature. Its
compact size makes it extremely portable and requires minimal space. A single
DB025 cable connects the controller to up to four remotely located valves,
minimizing wiring and air connections.
Versatile for virtually any type of operation that requires a timer, including single-zone
valve gate systems, core pulls, and air sweeps.
Unit plugs directly into DME Smart Series Mainframes Trigger input signal can be ganged to operate more than
one timer when multiple units are used (24 VDC input only)
Test button (green light indicates power out)
Input signal and output power can be used from timer
Yellow light indicates trigger signal being applied
front panel connectors or DME mainframe cables
or timer in operation
Thermocouple cable serves as trigger signal; power
Trigger signal has two available sources dry set of
cable serves as 24 VDC power supply to any 24 VDC
contacts or 24 VDC input
solenoid valve
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Process Controls
ACHIEVING OPTIMAL MOLDING
RESULTS WITH INJECTION PROCESS
CONTROLLERS, BUTTON SENSORS
AND SLIDE SENSORS
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The IPC0101 Injection Process Controller is a portable device monitors or other equipment. The signal can also be input into
that provides an inexpensive means of controlling peak plastics molding machines offering closed loop pressure control but
pressure in the mold. Peak pressure control is accomplished that lack the necessary ampliers for the sensing equipment.
using a mold pressure sensor and a single setpoint to control The IPC offers a one amp, form C (normally open, normally
lling and packing of the mold. By closely monitoring and closed) relay contact set for direct control of the machines
Portable Cavity and Hydraulic Pressure Monitor and Controller
controlling cavity pressure the user will reduce cycle time, booster cutout function. The relay contacts are also gold plated
reject rates and plastics usage. The controller operates the for switching of low level signals such as the potentiometers
booster pump for the absolute minimum time required to ll used to set the machines injection velocity. Many control
and pack the cavities, signicantly reducing electrical power relays are not capable of switching such sensitive signals.
consumption. The relay contacts carry a voltage rating of up to 120 VAC.
The IPC0101 controller uses a technique known as Dynamic The IPC is designed for use with DMEs Constant Calibration
Pressure Control (DPC). DPC maintains a more constant peak sensors but can be used with other manufacturers strain gage
cavity pressure than machine timers and limit switches, based sensors as well.
regardless of plastic viscosity changes. This is accomplished
by switching from High Volume (Fill) to Low Volume (Hold) FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
injection at a predetermined cavity pressure. The IPC offers quick easy calibration of pressure sensors
Because of a direct correlation between peak cavity pressure via front panel adjustments. Calibration is quickly
and part weight (and therefore part size), accurate control of performed by pressing a push button and then adjusting
peak cavity pressure means more consistent part production. the calibration setting.
Because part weight range can be reduced by using DPC, the A rotary switch allows for rapid selection of the pressure
average part weight can be reduced without occurrences of sensor and ejector pin size. A second rotary switch allows
short shots. This translates into potential reduction in material for selecting what is displayed: The pressure signal with
usage. Increased repeatability in part weight also means less peak hold, the pressure signal without peak hold or the
scrap as a result of short shots, over packed and ashed parts. DPC pressure setpoint.
Reducing these occurrences can also reduce associated wear A DPC light illuminates when the mold (or hydraulic)
and damage to tooling. pressure reaches setpoint. This is an indication that the
IPCs control relay has activated.
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OPERATION
The user plugs the IPC into a standard wall outlet. If machine control or automatic hold of the peak pressure signal is desired, a
normally open relay contact is attached via the rear panel connector. If control of the machine is desired, the IPCs control relay
is wired back to the machine via the same connector. A DME pressure sensor is then attached via the rear panel and the unit is
set to the appropriate pin size calibration. The pressure offset value is adjusted to zero with the front panel ZERO adjustment.
The CAL push-button is pressed in and the CAL adjustment is then set for 8900 PSI. The user then sets IPC to the actual pin
size being used and the IPC is ready to run. With the IPC set to MONITOR, the user notes and records the peak pressure
obtained during acceptable part production. The SETPOINT is adjusted to 50 to 80% of the recorded peak. The user then places
the IPC into the CONTROL mode and adjusts the SETPOINT until the desired peak pressure is achieved. It will be necessary to
add time or distance to the machines booster setting for the IPC to take control. The amplied signal output can be connected
to process recording equipment or a molding machines pressure signal input.
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REAR PANEL (LEFT TO RIGHT)
Analog Output: is a standard 1/4 inch stereo headphone jack that
outputs an amplified pressure signal of zero to 1, 2, 5 or 10 VDC (or 4 to
20 mA DC) corresponding to zero to 20,000 PSI.
DME Sensor: accepts a DME slide, or button sensor or related
extension cable. Also accepts other sensors via a conversion cable.
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Machine Interface: provides the injection forward and booster cutout
.500 1.35
DIA. .105 DIA.
.495 MAX Female
COMPANY
.938
D-M-E-
SQ
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A
.719
.375 BUTTON SENSOR BS412 & BS413-C SQ
.372 .120
DIA. HOLE
(#4)
.128 .004
Male
INSTALLATION INFORMATION
FLUSH MOUNTED CONNECTOR
E
CBORE 1/16 GREATER THAN EJECTOR
INSTALL BUTTON SENSOR PIN HEAD DIA. FOR CLEARANCE
1 MIN. AND CONNECTOR IN MOLD AS
REF. SHOWN FOR FLUSH MOUNTING.
SLOT CAN BE WIDENED
TO ACCOMODATE EXCESS
LEAD WIRE. HOLD DOWN WITH 1/4 CENTRAL
COVER PLATE TO SUIT. .510 DIA.
3/8 CENTRAL
1/2
1 MIN. FOR MULTIPLE LOCATE EJECTOR PIN FOR BUTTON
MOUNTING
SENSOR UNDER MOLDED PATH OR RUNNER SECTION A-A
.812 +010
000 EJECTOR PIN OR
8 R
DRILL AND TAP FOR EJECTOR RETAINER PLATE DUMMY PIN
#4 SCREW 4 PLACES .25 DEEP .050 MINIMUM .010 MIN.
.359 LOCATE CENTRAL
.578 +005
000 WITH .578 DIM. DEPTH CBORE CLEARANCE
.719
.359 1 MIN. TYP. TO EDGE MIN. SLOT FOR LEAD WIRE.
.719 OF CUT-OUT BREAK ALL SHARP CORNERS .375 + .005
.000
1 MIN. FOR 1
CLEARANCE WHEN 1 MIN EJECTOR PLATE
INSTALLING CONNECTOR LOCATE SENSOR SLOTS
E TO AVOID INTERFERENCE
EJECTOR EJECTOR RETAINER SECTION E-E WITH OTHER PINS OR BUTTON SEAT MUST BE PARALLEL
PLATE PLATE MOLD COMPONENTS. WITH TOP OF EJECTOR PLATE WITHIN .003
NOTE: When ejector plate is thicker than 1" connector NOTE: When dummy pin installation
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may be centered on plate thickness. Altering mounting is made. Altering mounting
dimensions as required slot for lead wire should be dimensions and location as required.
depended as it approaches connector end as required.
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Button Mold Pressure Sensors
DRILL AND TAP
MOLD FOR #4
SCREW - 4 PLACES
EJECTOR PIN
MOUNTED IN MOLD
UNDER MOLDED
PART OR RUNNER
NOTE: When installing button sensor
in mold pass button through hole DRILL 5/8 DIAMETER
in cover and Hole in box before CLEARANCE HOLE IN
incorporating into mold under pin COVER FOR MOUNTING
BUTTON SENSOR CONNECTOR
INSTALLED UNDER PIN. excess wire may be left in box.
Special ampliers are eliminated to compensate for The sensing element is housed in a rectangular slide that
temperature changes. plugs into a 3/8" deep by 1/2" wide slot, machined from the
edge of the ejector plate to an ejector pin (slot machined in
support plate when using a dummy pin). When fully inserted,
the sensing element of the slide is under the head of the pin.
NIST TRACEABLE See installation information for details.
SUPPLIED WITH CERTIFICATE OF CALIBRATION
7 REF.
.375 .000
.003 SIDE VIEW
.358 REF.
SLIDE EXTENSION
.005 +.000
.005
DME
COMPANY
3 10 FT
SLIDE SENSOR SS405C & SS406C
10
10 FT
+ .005
510 .000
SENSOR BLANK
EJECTOR EJECTOR PIN OR
.377 + .002 ITEM NUMBER LENGTH
RETAINER PLATE DUMMY PIN .000
SSB419 12"
.010 CLEARANCE
.050 MIN.
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DEPTH CBORE SLIDE SENSOR EXTENSION CABLE**
A A
.375
1/16 X 45 CHAM ON HEAD ITEM NUMBER LENGTH
EJECTOR PLATE
OF PIN (1/32 CHAM WHEN
HEAD DIA. UNDER 3/8) SSC10 10 ft.
**Mates with connector on slide sensors above. Has Amphenol
connector No. PT01A10-6S(SR) on one end and Amphenol
connector No. PT06A10-6P(SR) on the other end. Use where
TAP No 10 24 HOLE TO required for monitoring and control equipment.
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SPECIFICATIONS
WIRING INFORMATION PRESSURE MEASUREMENT RANGE .......................................... 0 to 20,000 psi
(FOR RECOMMENDED PIN DIAMETERS)
A (red) FORCE RANGE ...................................................................................Ib. kg.
350 350 ITEM NO. SS405C.......................................................................500 225
350 C (white) ITEM NO. SS406C.....................................................................2000 900
350 MAXIMUM LOAD.................................................................. 150% FULL SCALE
B (black) TEMPERATURE RANGE .................................................................. 0F T0 450F
D (green) TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION .................................. 2% FULL SCALE/100F
E (shield)
INPUT ..................................................................................................12V MAX.
OUTPUT ............................................................................2.0 mV/V FULL SCALE
+ POWER A (red) WARNING:
ACCURACY ............................................................................... % FULL SCALE
POWER B (black) DO NOT REMOVE CON-
+ SIGNAL C (white) NECTOR FROM SENSOR REPEATABILITY....................................................... 0.1% FULL RANGE OUTPUT
CABLE. CALIBRATION
SIGNAL D (green) WILL BE ALTERED.
FULL RANGE DEFLECTION ....................................................LESS THAN .0008"
GROUND E (shield) CIRCUIT ......................................................................4-ARM 350 OHM BRIDGE
CABLE LENGTH ...................................................................................... 10 FEET
CONNECTOR ........................................................ AMPHENOL PT06A10-6P(SR)
MATES WITH AMPHENOL PT01A10-6S(SR)
instructs the molding machine to go into a hold (3rd stage) state. Since
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The injection signal into the IPC also triggers a peak hold circuit so that
peak cavity pressure is maintained on the display of the IPC until the end
of injection.
Technical Support
Customer Power Requirement Worksheet Option A Delta 3-Phase Power 240 VAC
It is the customers responsibility to make sure his Hot Runner Mold Application will not exceed the power limitations of the
DME Hot Runner Control System Main Circuit Breaker. Even though each slot may be rated at 15 amps, all slots CANNOT
necessarily deliver full power from all zones simultaneously.
PHASE A POWER PHASE B POWER PHASE C POWER
ZONE # WATTAGE ZONE # WATTAGE ZONE # WATTAGE
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
10 11 12
13 14 15
16 17 18
19 20 21
22 23 24
25 26 27
28 29 30
31 32 33
34 35 36
37 38 39
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40 41 42
43 44 45
46 47 48
49 50 51
52 53 54
55 56 57
58 59 60
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TOTAL PHASE A WATTS TOTAL PHASE B WATTS TOTAL PHASE C WATTS
Breaker Wattage Size Chart For Delta 240 VAC 3-Phase Power
MAXIMUM PHASE WATTS MAXIMUM PHASE AMPS
BREAKER RATING AMPS EACH PHASE A,B,C EACH PHASE A,B,C
CANNOT EXCEED THIS VALUE CANNOT EXCEED THIS VALUE
10 AMP 1,386 WATTS 5.77 AMPS
20 AMP 2,771 WATTS 11.55 AMPS
30 AMP 4,157 WATTS 17.32 AMPS
40 AMP 5,542 WATTS 23.09 AMPS
50 AMP 6,928 WATTS 28.87 AMPS
63 AMP 8,729 WATTS 36.27 AMPS
70 AMP 9,699 WATTS 40.41 AMPS
100 AMP 13,856 WATTS 57.74 AMPS
For 3 Phase Delta Power: TOTAL WATTS = SquareRoot (3) x VoltsAC x AMPS
MAXIMUM PHASE WATTS = TOTAL WATTS / 3
For more information see the online technical note: Technical Overview of Power Requirements for Hot Runner Control Systems
http://www.dme.net/sites/default/les/technical-guides/2008_11_06_PowerTechnicalHelpDocument.pdf
Technical Support
U.S. Customers:
Smart Series TSP Systems and TSM modules needing repair or calibration:
Please call 800-626-6653 for a Repair SR#. Please make sure
the SR# is on the outside of the box to expedite the repair.
DME Company
29111 Stephenson Highway
Madison Heights, MI 48071
Attention Repairs
All other temperature controls needing repairs send to:
DME Repairs
1419 State Route 45 South
Austinburg, OH 44101
Canadian Customers:
DME Company
6210 Northwest Dr.
Mississauga, ONT L4V1J6
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Attention Repairs
Please enclose contact information and a description of what problems you have been experiencing with the product.
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This procedure includes items still under warranty, however fuses and triacs are not covered.
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SSM15G & SSM30G SSMX15G & SSMX30G Temperature Control Module Users Manual (141KB)
DSS1511, DSS1512 & DSS3012 Temperature Control Module Users Manual
Old DSS1501, DSS1502 & DSS3002 Temperature Control Module Users Manual (222KB)
DSS15G Temperature Control Module Users Manual (681KB)
CSS1502 & CSS3002 Temperature Control Module Users Manual (242KB)
CSS15 & CSS30 Temperature Control Module Users Manual (750KB)
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Technical Support
CIM0101 & CIM0102 Computer Interface Module Users Manual (114KB)
CIM10G & CIM10GS Computer Interface Module Users Manual (743KB)
SSH1001 & SSH1002 Temperature Control Unit Users Manual (522KB)
SSH1021, SSH1022 & ESH1022 Temperature Control Unit Users Manual (427KB)
SSH1011, SSH1012 & ESH1012 Temperature Control Unit Users Manual (427KB)
TAS0502 Temperature Alarm & Stand-by Heat Module Users Manual (310KB)
TAS0511, TAS0512 Temperature Alarm & System Control Module Users Manual (284KB)
SMP/CMP Microprocessor Temperature Control Modules Technical Manual (obsolete product) (1.24MB)
SMP/CMP Calibration Procedure
Series 965 1/16 DIN Microprocessor-Based Auto-tuning Control User Manual (1.97MB)
Frequently Asked Questions Temperature Controls
Temperature Control Guides Frequently Asked Questions
Temperature Controls Not Heating Up/SHI/Anti-Arc Clips Problems
Selecting Connectors for a 2-Zone MFPR2G
Selecting Connectors for a SSH Hookup Diagram
Integrity Temperature Control-Related Documentation
INTEGRITY Control System Users Guide
Technical Support
(can supply 10 KVA or 10,000 Watts per phase, zones balanced on the 3 phases.)
30 KVA /12 zones = 2,500 Watts Average available per zone
30 KVA /24 zones = 1,250 Watts Average available per zone
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22.5 KVA /12 zones = 1875 Watts Average available per zone
22.5 KVA /24 zones = 916 Watts Average available per zone
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Technical Support
Control Systems
Connecting to a SmartSeries 5-Zone Base Mainframe:
http://www.dme.net/sites/default/les/technical-guides/5_ZONE_MAINFRAME_OVERVIEW.pdf
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Technical Support
Connecting to a SmartSeries 8-Zone Base Mainframe:
http://www.dme.net/sites/default/les/technical-guides/8_ZONE_MAINFRAME_OVERVIEW.pdf
Technical Support
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