Re 7550
Re 7550
RE-7550
User Manual
Rev. 1.00
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The safety section of the manual explains the inherent dangers presented
by any type of soldering/de-soldering equipment and warnings to minimize the
risk of injury due to ignorance.
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Safety/Caution instructions
This unit operates by electricity, and some components within the device
have high dangerous voltages applied to them.
Never open the housing or one of the Infrared heaters while main plug is
connected.
Do not use the units for any purpose other than which they are intended to
use it according to the operating instructions.
The unit should switched-off or in idle state while not in use, leaving it ON
may cause overheating.
Do not place any flammable material on the vicinity of the Infrared heater.
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Please use the Infrared heater only on a level and non-flammable surface.
When the Infrared heater is in use, its housing and the areas exposed to the
infrared rays can reach high level of temperature. Please do not touch the
housing until it cooled down.
Please also pay attention to the safety regulations applied in your area.
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1- Upper Heater
2- Down Heater (Pre-Heater)
3- Thermocouple
4- LCD
5- X-Y Table
6- Cooling Fan
7- Laser Pointer
8- Guard Glass
9- Control Switches
10- Power Plug
11- Power Switch
12- Fuses
13- Thermocouple Plug
14- USB Port
15- Picking-Up Tube
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- Upper Heater (UP-Down keys): Used to scroll up/down through menu items
and to set the Upper Heater operating power level (percentage from 0% to
100%).
- Lower Heater (UP-Down keys): Used to change the value (Up) to increase and
(Down) to decrease, as well to set the Lower Heater operating power level
(percentage from 0% to 100%).
- OK/Menu: used to open menu and also to select any item inside the Menu .
- Fan/Cancel: it has two statuses, 1st when you are viewing a menu it will act to
cancel and 2nd when you are outside any menu it will power ON/Off the
cooling Fan.
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From Main menu select Adjust the U.H (upper Press Ok to start the
Manual Control heater) and L.H (lower process and cancel to
heater) power levels stop the process any
time.
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Main Menu
From Profiles Menu Step 1: Set time for Step 2: define end
Select Create profile dwell on peak temperature value for
temperature each profile stage
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Reflow Stage Heaters Step 5: Yes to save the Step 6: save the profile
Power level profile into Machine to its location according
memory, No to Run the to the machine profiles
profile process counter
Step 7: Name the profile Step 8: Create a Message Soaking Stage Message.
choose from A to Z to be displayed during
letters , or 1 to 9 the stage – Preheat
Message.
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1- Introduction:
- There are three phases included in the profile system provided by RE-7550
Profile Manager. This is to comply with all composition of soldering
material’s thermal profile requirements to achieve the best results in any
process. User defines the heaters power level in each profile stage, machine
controls (via PID sophisticated algorithm) to end each phase successfully, this
is implemented in the three phases (preheat, soak and re-flow).
- The success time for a profile varies according to room temperature and the
upper heater level (height) so we recommend that you use your own profile,
and after spend a few trails for each application.
- Time on peak is to Achieve the TAL recommended in Soldering Lead –Free
profiles. The common TAL value between 20 to 60 seconds.
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1- Installation
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Machine mode
Time scale on
Thermocouple status Park /Normal
Minutes/Seconds
Connected/Dis-connected mode
Temperature
value as
measured from
Thermocouple
Machine status
connected/Online,
Dis-connected/Offline
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Temperature
measurement
Unit °C/°F Interface
Language
English/
Chinese
Product ID
(RE-8500 or
others) Safety Set
Machine point,
firmware immediate
version Switch off of
heaters and
operates the
cooling Fan
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After editing, Three options are available same as 7, 8 and 9 for create profile.
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Delete a profile
saved to machine
memory by its
number
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