APM UV9 LED User manual

Instructions for use
APM UV9 LED

Table of Contents
1. Safety Instruction
2. Product Information
2.1. System Components
2.2. Installation and Charging
3. Features
3.1. Device
3.2. Cradle
4. Product Specifications
5. Disposal
6. Troubleshooting
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APM UV9 LED
The APM UV9 LED is a first of its kind light source. It is both a UV and
Visible light curing system that uses powerful light emitting diodes as
its light source. This portable handheld unit is powered by a
rechargeable lithium ion battery.
The APM UV9 LED has a UV and Visible energy output up to 1800mW/
cm2 and can emit 365nm / 385nm light , 405nm / 420nm light or a
combination of all.
It gives a cure area of 1⁄2” at 1⁄2” distance from your bond area.
A micro-processor provides control of timing, audible
indicators, temperature sensing, and battery management. An LCD on
the device provides a read out of selected time exposures of 1~60
seconds. The LCD also displays the battery discharge level. The unit
can be manually turned off at any time by pressing the start button a
second time after your initial start. The APM UV9 LED includes the
light source, one rechargeable lithium ion battery, cradle with pass /
fail radiometer, power supply and filter.
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
This device produces high-output curing energy. A significant
increase in curing energy is possible compared with equipment
previously used. It is important to observe the following precautions and
procedures:
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•Do not place light directly on or towards unprotected skin.
• Do not look directly at the light emitted from this device. Do not use this
device without suitable eye protection for the operator and assistant.
Please refer to the 2.2. Installation and Charging section for suitable
eye protection.
• Persons having a history of photosensitive reactions or who are using
photosensitizing drugs should not be exposed to light from this device.
• Take caution when using this device in the presence of flammable liquids,
dust particles, oxidizer such as oxygen or nitrous oxide, or other
flammable substances.
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2.1. System Components
Included with the Purchase of your APM UV9 LED.
2. Product Information
Specifications:
Energy Output: up to 1800 mW/cm2 @ 365 nm - 420 nm
Input Power: Lithium Ion Battery (3.7 V/2500 mAh)
LED Life: 2,000 hrs
Dimensions: 38mm x 190mm (with 11mm change to 11mm Light Guide)
Weight: 180g
Power Supply: AC100-240 V, 50-60 Hz (Power Supply is CE/UL approved)
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Instructions for use
APM UV9 LED
MANUAL
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Item Description Quantity
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UV9 LED 1
Battery 1
Cradle 1
11-11mm Light Guide 1
Filter 1
Anti-glare Shield 2
Instructions for Use 1
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Power Supply
Input AC100-240 V, 50-60
Hz Output DC5 V/ 2 A
3.7 V/ 2500 mAh

2.2. Installation and Charging
Startup
When receiving the unit check for
damage that may have occurred during
transportation.
If necessary, contact APM Technica.
Start
Remove the protective caps from
the device and light guide which
should be kept on whenever not in
use to prevent damage. Next insert
the light guide into the handheld and
ensure the light guide is fully inserted.
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Filter
Place the Filter on the Light Guide Rod to prevent blue light from
shining directly into your eyes.
Anti-glare Shield
We recommend installing the Anti-glare Shield on the front of the
Light Guide Rod to prevent the Light Guide Rod from being
damaged during use. The Anti-glare Shield will also reduce eye
discomfort from reflected glare.

Battery
We recommend you charge the battery fully before the first use. Put
the battery into the handheld and rotate clockwise until you hear a
"click" sound and feel the battery clicked into place.
The battery supplied is only charged to about 60% prior to
shipment. Charge it fully before using it (see page 10).
Click
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3. Features
3.1. Device
3.1.1. LED Wavelength Settings
(1) UV: 365+385 nm
(2) VIS: 405+420 nm
(3) ENTIRE: 365+385+405+420 nm
3.1.2. Operation
MODE button TIME button
ON/OFF button
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1 ON/OFF button
3 TIME button
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Press the large red button to start the device.
Press the same button again to turn on the curing light.
Pressing the same button during the curing cycle will interrupt and
end the cycle.
If the unit is in sleep mode, pressing this button will wake the unit
and it will display with the last mode chosen. Press 2x more to start
curing cycle.
2 MODE button
Controlled by small red button on left.
When pressed will adjust LED light source setting (UV/ VIS/
ENTIRE), intensity setting and beep.
Press 1X Press 2X Press 3X
TIME: Controlled by small red button on the right.
When pressed it will adjust light output time from 1 second to
60 seconds.
365 385
405 420
UV Mode
Intensity Mode
INTENSITY
HIGH
MEDIUM
LOW
365 385
405 420
VIS Mode
365 385
405 420
ENTIRE Mode
UNMUTE MUTE
BEEP BEEP
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D. 2 + 3
To check battery voltage, temperature, usage score, and version.
Press left and right small red buttons at the same time and hold
5 seconds.
Handheld Information
3.1.3. Auto-sleep
The device will automatically turn off if not operated for 3 minutes.
3.1.4. Auto-memory
The default is UV+VIS, 30 sec, unmuted on the first boot up.
Afterwards, it will use the last setting used before being turned off.
3.1.5. BEEP Reminders
Occur during button operation and low battery/overheating. The beep
can be set to MUTE/UNMUTE per instructions on page 7.
3.1.6. Battery Power
The Battery ICON is symbolized by a ladder with 0 to 5 levels.
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405 420
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Battery ICON
INTENSITY: Press small left button 3 times and then small
right button to select intensity setting (LOW/ MEDIUM/ HIGH).
Press left button to exit intensity mode.
BEEP: Press small left button 3 times and then small right button
to turn on/off beep setting (MUTE/UNMUTE). Press left button
to exit beep mode.

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3.1.7. Low-voltage Protection
The handheld will automatically turn off after warning the battery
power is lower than 3.4 V.
3.1.8. Overheating Protection
Overheating protection:The display will show an overheating warning
and force the system to turn off when the light source is at a
temperature over 65 °C. The device can be restarted when the
temperature has cooled down below 45 °C.
3.1.9. Temperature Sensor Protection (NTC)
The display will show“NTC Error" and force the system to turn off when
the light source is not able to detect NTC.
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