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Principle of Operation
Pneumatic Tool Sync senses the ow of compressed air to a connected tool and activates the vacuum.
• When the compressed air tool is activated, the compressed air line pressure opens a pneumatic valve which activates the power head.
• The auto system pressure in the valve should be approximately 90 psi while the tool is running.
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Delay valve.
• When the tool sync pressure reaches approximately 15 psi the valve closes and deactivates the power head.
• The Tool Sync Pressure Gauge helps the user visualize the time delay by displaying the pressure in the pneumatic valve as it drops
from 90 psi to 0 psi.
Requirements
• A compressed air supply must be connected to the Compressed Air Plug (Air In) on the power head.
• The tool must draw its compressed air from a Compressed Air Coupler (Air Out) on the power head.
• Compressed air must be clean, dry, and oil free to prevent blockage of the pneumatic system.
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1. Attach the compressed air line source to the vacuum.
• Verify the Compressed Air Control valve on the vacuum is in the AUTO/OFF position.
• Connect one end of the compressed air line to a compressed air source.
• Connect the other end of the compressed air line to the Compressed Air Plug (Air In) on the vacuum head.
2. Attach the compressed air tool.
• Insert the compressed air line plug into a Compressed Air Coupler (Air Out) on the power head.
the airline has been connected.
• Connect the compressed air line coupler to the tool’s compressed air plug/input.
3. Test Pneumatic Tool Sync.
• Rotate the Compressed Air Control valve on the vacuum to the AUTO/OFF position and activate the air tool.
• The power head will activate.
• Deactivate the air tool.
• The vacuum will deactivate after a short delay.
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The Shut O Delay is preset at the factory to approximately 5 seconds.
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• Rotate the Compressed Air Control valve on the vacuum to the AUTO/OFF
position and activate the air tool.
• The vacuum will power on.
• Deactivate the air tool.
• The vacuum will remain running.
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Gauge begins to drop.
• When the tool sync pressure reaches approximately 15 psi the pneumatic valve
deactivates the power head.
• Continue to test Pneumatic Tool Sync by activating the compressed air tool.
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delay, tighten the jam nut by rotating it clockwise to lock the valve in place.
5. Multiple Tools
• Pneumatic Tool Sync will work with one or two tools simultaneously.
PNEUMATIC TOOL SYNC
GL_008
Jam Nut
Delay Valve