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The Spectrum Series dispensing system includes vision, calibrated process jetting, a conveyor, a computer system, Fluidmove software, a height sensor, a light beacon, a purge and service station, and optional interfaces and heaters.[2]
The Spectrum Series tilt mechanism is designed for use with S-9XX or S2-9XX series dispensing systems configured with DJ or DV series valves, and the tilt feature changes valve orientation to help dispense on the side of components.[3]
The Spectrum Series supports conveyor-based handling and SMEMA communication, which places it in an inline electronics production flow rather than a standalone laboratory process.[2]
The Spectrum Series tilt mechanism is intended for side-of-component dispensing with supported DJ and DV series valves.[3]
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spectrum Series S-920 Dispensing System | — | — | — | manualslib.com[2] |
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The Spectrum Series includes automatic pattern recognition vision, calibrated process jetting, a conveyor, a computer system, Fluidmove for Windows XP software, an integral height sensor, a light beacon, a low air pressure alarm, mass flow calibration, a needle heater, precision pneumatics, safety features, a service station, ventilation exhaust, and optional CAD import, laser height sensing, low fluid sensing, SECS/GEM communication, substrate heaters, and dispensing valves.[2]
The tilt mechanism supports DJ-9500 and DJ-2100 valves, and the DJ-2100 uses a 90-degree dovetail adapter bracket.[3]
The tilt mechanism can position the valve vertically, counterclockwise, or clockwise, and the tilt angle can be adjusted to 10, 20, or 30 degrees.[3]
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