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Vista™ Control Guide

Complete Control Assembly

Electrical

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NORDSON CORPORATION

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MembranePanel

2

Casting

Display Board

5

Control Board

4

Power Board

3Voltage Plug

Vista Control Guide P/N 321213C

Voltage Plugs Wire color227569=400/230 VAC 3�� N WHITE227568=200-240 VAC 3� BLACK227567=200-240 VAC 1� RED232617=230 VAC 1� + N GRAY

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Operator Interface

Main Key Functions

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Change fromoperating mode toSTANDBY mode(lowers alltemperatures)

Activate/deactivateclock timer

CLEAR FAULTS(Reset)

Main switch

Selectsetting:

Setpoint(s)StandbySystem Clock

ENTER

Vista Control Guide P/N 321 213C

Operator Interface

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Vista Control

Unit is ready for operation

Temperature of hose 1is shown

Unit scans onezone after the other (LEDOFF) or displays onlyone zone (LED ON)

All heaters areenabled

The pump isenabled

Actual temperature is 171°C

Setpoint is 171°C

State: Ready for operation

Present zone displayed

Move through settings inincrements of 10


Programming: Temperatures

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Vista™

POWER

MONITORSCAN

STANDBY

HEATERS

CLOCK

PUMP

CLEARFAULTS

TEMPERATURE

SETPOINT

STANDBY INTERNAL HOSE GUN

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SYSTEMSETTINGS

CLOCK

SET TIME

ENTERSTANDBY

EXITSTANDBY

HEATERS ON

HEATERS OFF

INTERVAL

12

FAULT READY

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Example: Set temperature of hose 1 from 171°C to 175°C

1. Choose SETPOINTby pressing

5. Press ENTERto acceptnew setting

Action Display

2. Illuminate HOSEsymbol bypressing

3. Set Channel 1with

4. Press UP keyto increaseSETPOINT

6. PressMONITOR/SCAN

DONE

SETPOINT


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2

SYSTEMSETTINGS

CLOCK


Programming: Set Current Time

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Example: Set the actual time for the clock

Action Display

1. Choose CLOCK SETTIME by pressing

9. Press MONITOR/SCANto continue

DONE

2. The initial setting for theday and time will be dis-played (e.g. Monday, 7.00hours)

3. Press the UP keyto set thecorrect day ofthe week

(Monday = 1, Tuesday = 2,...Sunday = 7)

4. Press ENTER toaccept the new day

5. Now the actual hour beginsto flash; use the UP/DOWNkeys to set the correct hour

6. Press ENTER to acceptthe new hour

7. Now the actual minute beginsto flash; use the UP/DOWNkeys to set the correct minute

8. Press the ENTERbutton to accept thenew minutes

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Vista™

POWER

MONITORSCAN

STANDBY

HEATERS

CLOCK

PUMP

CLEARFAULTS

TEMPERATURE

SETPOINT


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SYSTEMSETTINGS

CLOCK

SET TIME

ENTERSTANDBY

EXITSTANDBY

HEATERS ON

HEATERS OFF

INTERVAL

12

FAULT READY

To set current time:


Programming: 7 Day Clock

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Example: Set the START and STOP times for automatic heater operation

Action Display

1. Choose HEATERSON by pressing

8. Press ENTER toaccept the newminutes

Action Display

2. The presentSTART time forDay 1 will bedisplayed (e.g.Monday ,7.00 hours)

3. Press theUP keyto set theday of the week atwhich you wantthe unit to startautomatically

(Monday = 1, Tuesday = 2,...Sunday = 7)

4. Press ENTER toaccept the new day

5. Now the START-hour begins toflash; use theUP/DOWN key toset the desiredhour

6. Press ENTER toaccept the desiredhour

7. Now the Start-minute begins toflash; use theUP/DOWN keysto set the desiredminute

9. Repeat steps 2 to 8 for all days of the week on which you wantthe unit to start automatically

10. Choose HEATERSOFF by pressing

11. The present STOPtime for Day 1 willbe displayed

12. Use the procedure described in steps 3 to 9 to set STOPtimes according to your needs

13. PressMONITOR/SCANto continue

14. Activate theAUTOMATIC START& STOP FUNCTIONSby pressing CLOCK


Programming: Password & System Settings

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Vista™

POWER

MONITORSCAN

STANDBY

HEATERS

CLOCK

PUMP

CLEARFAULTS

TEMPERATURE

SETPOINT


12

SYSTEMSETTINGS

CLOCK

SET TIME

ENTERSTANDBY

EXITSTANDBY

HEATERS ON

HEATERS OFF

INTERVAL

12

FAULT READY

Programming System Controls

Action Display

1. Choose SYSTEMSETTINGS bypressing

SYSTEMSETTINGS

CLOCK

SET TIME

ENTERSTANDBY

2. To change fromone system settingto the next one, use

3. To change the value of thedisplayed system setting,use the UP/DOWN keys

4. To accept a system settingchange, use theENTER key

Important!

If password function is activated, you get the following display:

If password function is NOTactivated, it looks like this:

5. Press MONITOR/SCAN

DONE

System settings cannot bechanged until password isentered.

Enter the system password bypressing,

then press the ENTER key.


No. Function Description Standard (default) / Alternate Value Setting

0 !

1 !

2 !

3 !

4 !

5

6-19

20

21

22

23

24

25 !

26

27-29 !

30

31

32

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Password input

Password enable

PMI-Delay

Overtemperature setting

ºF or ºC

Temp Warning general

Temp Warning for zones

Sequential start orsimultaneous

Display heater signal

Function of warningcontact

System ready,or pump ON

Auto Energize Pump

Auto Energize heaters

Operating hours

Fault log 1-3

I/O Board only

I/O Board only

Energize pump

Energize PC(Pattern Control)

Allows the entering of apassword

Activate/DeactivatePassword protection

Set Ready Delay time

What temperature shallactivate an alarm?

Temperature units

Warning band for temperaturedeviation

Allows individual warning bandsetting for each zone

Zones heat sequentially or at thesame time (simultaneously)

Proportioning LED for diagnostics(for displayed zone only)

Warning contact could beused as Power Indication

Ready if temperatures arereached or is pump activated?

Pump switch ON if temperaturesare reached?

Heaters ON if unit is ON?

Hours with heaters on

Last fault = 1

Auto-standby timeout

In-standby timeout

Switches Pump ON at adefined tank temperature

34-36! Warning Log 1-3 Last warning = 34

Switches PC ON whenpower ON

(Password cannot be changed,fixed 321)

OFF - 0 / ON - 1

18 min / 0-60 min.

52ºC / 52-246ºC (SET FIRST!!!)125ºF / 125-475ºF

(F) Fahrenheit / (C) Celsius

18ºC / 6-28ºC30ºF / 10-50ºF18ºC / 6-28ºC 30ºF / 10-50ºF6 = Tank 7 = Grid8-13 = Hoses 14-19 = Guns

Sequential - 1 / Simultaneous - 0

OFF - 0 / ON - 1

Warning - 1 / Power - 0

Temperatures reached - 1Pump ON - 0

Automatic ON - 1 / Manual ON - 0

Yes - 1 / No - 0

Display (no choice)

Display (no choice)

Display (no choice)

0 / 0-1440 minutes

0 / 0-1440 minutes

36ºC / 0-232ºC100ºF / 0-450ºF

Yes - 1 / No - 0

51 Remote Pattern Select Select enhanced or I/O boardfunctions

0 = Enhanced I/O as is1 = Select 3 patterns (via x1-5, 6, 17, 18)

2 = Select 7 patterns (via x1-5, 6, 13, 14, 17, 18)

Note: ! indicates most important features

Programming: System Settings

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Vista Control Guide P/N 321213C9

Examples of Fault Displays

Overtemperature fault on gun 2. Actual temperatureof gun 2 is 230°C.

Undertemperature fault on Hose 3. Actual tempera-ture of hose 3 is 120°C.

RTD open on Hose 1. Shorted tank RTD on the tank.

Start-up display looks like this:This is NOT a fault.It shows software revision 1.003.

IndicatesFlashing

Light

Reading Fault/Warning Log

SystemSetting Channel Fault

CodeHours of

Use

Code Fault Warning

1 Undertemperature _

2 Open RTD Open RTD

3 Shorted RTD Shorted RTD

4 Overtemperature Out of band

5 Control board bad

6 Brown out

7 Pattern control powerboard fault

Pattern control powerboard fault

8 Pattern control engineboard fault

Pattern control powerboard fault

9 Pattern control engineboard

Pattern control engineboard

Fault/Warning Codes

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Troubleshooting

No adhesive / melter not ready Power / melter switched off Check for READY lightRefer to manual, Section A-2

No adhesive / melter ready Pump does not work or noadhesive reaching the nozzle

Check system settings (page 8)Check pump state

Perform filter flushRefer to manual, Section A-5

Adhesive bead too long or tooshort

Pattern control programmingneeds modification

Reprogram pattern control

Carton open after gluing

Appearance of glue:

Adhesive too cold

Cartons too cold

Nozzle too far away from carton

Not enough air pressure for gun oradhesive pressure not sufficient

Nozzle clogged

Air pressure not sufficient, partlynozzle, damaged nozzle oradhesive too cold

Check system settings (page 8)

Check system settings (page 8)

Change nozzle position

Perform nozzle cleaning,change nozzle if necessary

Check air pressure and filter,clean nozzles and check

No adhesive / just a little adhesiveon one side

Not enough adhesive,“hammerhead” at the beginningof a bead

Adhesive bead in thewrong position

Activation of guns too early ortoo late

Check actuation sensor positioningon parent machine

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Problem Reason Action


Standard or Pattern Control TC

Circuit Boards (pg. 1)

Vista Control Stack (standard units) 234428 326613 305607(480V) 328921 N/A 328929

Vista Control Stack (pattern control units) 297710 307075 N/A(480V) 328923 N/A N/A

Vista Membrane Panel (standard units) 225458 227577 232682Vista Control End Frame 234423 234423 234423Vista Power Board 234427 234427 234427Vista Control Board 234429 326614 248043Vista Display Board (standard units) 234426 234426 248044Vista Display Board (pattern control units) 247267 247267 N/AContactor Board 247266 247266 247266Grid Power Board 247265 247265 N/APattern Control Engine Board 247263 247263 N/APattern Control Driver Board 247264 247264 N/AStandard Input/Output (I/O) Board 247261 247261 N/AEnhanced I/O Board 239494 239494 N/ATC I/O Board N/A N/A 248045Motor Control Board N/A 326620 N/A5/6 Hose/Gun Board 247260 N/A N/A400 VAC Tank Board 247262 N/A 247262480 VAC Board 333342 N/A N/A

FusesPower Board

Fuse, 1A (2 required) 310904 310904 310904Fuse, 6.3A (8 required) 939683 939683 939683Fuse, 25A (2 required) 939491 939491 939491

Contactor BoardFuse, 25A (2 required) 939491 939491 939491Fuse, 30A (1 required) 939992 939992 939992

5/6 Hose/Gun BoardFuse, 6.3A (4 required) 939683 939683 N/A

Pattern Control Drive BoardFuse, 6.3A (2 required) 939683 939683 N/AFuse, 1A (1 required) 232515 232515 N/A

Motor Control BoardFuse, 4A (2 required) N/A 114876 N/A

480 VAC Distribution BoardFuse, 20A (3 required) 939021 N/A N/AFuse, 16A (1 required) 297747 N/A N/A

RTD Service Kit 108907 108907 108907Thermostat Service Kit 249800 249800 249800

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Recommended Spare Parts

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Piston Pump Gear Pump Piston Pump

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P/N 321 213CIssued 2/00

Record of Vista Control Settings

ZoneType

Zone 1 Temperatures Zone 2 Temperatures Zone 3 Temperatures

Internal

Hose

Gun

Operating Standby Band Operating Standby Band

ZoneType

Zone 4 Temperatures Zone 5 Temperatures Zone 6 Temperatures

Hose

Gun

Operating Standby Band Operating Standby Band Operating Standby Band

Temperature Settings

Clock Settings

Heater Intervals

Operating Standby Band

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Heaters On-1

Heaters Off-1

Heaters On-2

Heaters Off-2

Standby Intervals

Standby On-1

Standby Off-1

Standby On-2

Standby Off-2

System Settings

System ready time delay:

Overtemperature setpoint:

Pump air pressure:

Global temperature band:

Auto-energize pump temperature setting:

Startup: Sequential Simultaneous

Auto-energize heaters: On Off

Auto-energize pump: On Off

Warning or power output: Warning Power on

Password: On Off

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