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Connecting the 6000-ETC-FF to Your Machine

Integrating the 6000-ETC Controller is simple and easy to do by following these simple

instructions:

Figure 4

3. Connect the prewired solenoid caps with lights to the solenoid valves. The leftmost

cable should connect to the Dispersing Air Solenoid Valve (SV1), and the rightmost

cable should connect to the Injection Pulse Rate Solenoid Valve (SV2).

4. Plug in power cord.

You are now ready to operate.

Operating the 6000-ETC-FF

The 6000-ETC-FF has two operating modes:

Figure 5

Settings can be modified by pressing the right

arrow (>) to move to the desired screen. The

individual setting can be increased using the

up arrow (∧) or decreased using the down

arrow (∨) (see Figure 6). Input and output

settings are increased and decreased by 1,

and timing settings are increased or

decreased by 100ms per press.

ELECTRONIC TIMING CONTROLLER FOR FORMING AND FABRICATING 6000E SYSTEMS TD-OM

1. Mount the control box in a position where it is easy to access,

protected from damage, and a short distance from your AMCOL

6000 Series Precision Applicator. Output wires from this controller to

the spray system are standard at two feet. To extend these wires,

they should be properly connected to a junction box and extended

using conduit.

2. Insert your machine input through the available cable gland and

connect to the controller as shown in Figure 4.

1. Automatic – This will operate only when your machine output power

is on. It is designed to automatically turn on per the settings and begin

the spray cycle when your machine output is energized. Automatic

mode is the standard of operation for 6000-ETCs.

2. Manual – This will turn the spray system on for one full cycle and will

only operate when the left arrow (<) is pressed (see Figure 5). Manual

mode should be used for setup, testing, and troubleshooting.

Figure 6

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