Colnatec EON-ID User manual

user guide
eon-ID
controller w/ integrated touchscreen
TM
for vers. 3.1.0.63 software

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Chapter 1: Eon-ID™ at a Glance
Exterior Features
Accessories
Chapter 2: Getting Started
Eon-ID™ System Assembly
Using Virtual Keyboards
Chapter 3: Program Control
Program Control Screen
Process List
Process Layers
New/Edit Layer Screen
Layer Properties
Layer Properties (Dened)
Chapter 4: Settings
Settings Screen
Notify Settings
Log Screen
Sensor Zeroing
Relay Control
Auto Abort on Max Power
Software Monitor Screen
Reduce Resources Control
About
Input Control
Chapter 5: Manual Mode
Manual Control
Adjusting Source
Exiting Manual Mode
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Chapter 6: Vertical Tool Bar
Using the Vertical Tool Bar
Starting a Deposition
Aborting a Process
Resume or Restart an Aborted Process
Logging Eon-ID™ Status
Zeroing the Sensors
Activating Relays
Exiting Eon-ID™ Software
Chapter 7: Resuming Processes
Resuming Processes Screen
Resume Aborted
Chapter 8: Status
Status Screen
Health, Layer, Material, Frequency, Rate, and Thickness
Zero Sensor
Percentage Complete
Source Power
Temperatures
Manual Zeroing of Individual Sensors
Chapter 9: Green Status Bar
Status Indicator, Time Indicator, and Process Selector
Chapter 10: Graphs
Graph Screen
Adjusting Min/Max Range of Graphs
Graphs
Color Key
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Chapter 11: Screen Lock
Password Protection
Screen Lock Button
Locking a Screen
Setting a New Password
Forgotten Password
Resetting the Password
Chapter 12: Troubleshooting
Chapter 13: Specications
Coating
Communications
Measurement
Display
Inputs and Outputs
Software
Dimensions
Power Supply
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Appendix A: Eon-ID™ System
Eon-ID™ System Conguration
Appendix B: Safety, Handling, & Support
About Eon-ID™
LabVIEW Interface
Software Updates
Inspection & Initial Setup
Warranty
Appendix C: Tooling Factor Method 1
Distance/Angle Method
Appendix D: Tooling Factor Method 2
Thickness/Substrate Method
Appendix E: Mass-to-Frequency Correlation Formula
Mass-to-Frequency Correlation Formula (Sauerbrey equation [modied])
Appendix F: Input Control
Input Control
Appendix G: Quick Setup
Quick Setup
Appendix H: Setting Up RS232
Setting up RS232
Appendix I: RS232 Commands
RS232 Commands
Appendix J: DB37 Relay Board Pin Diagram (Female)
DB37 Relay Board Pin Assignment
Appendices
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Appendices

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Miscellaneous
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Appendices & Miscellaneous
Appendices & Miscellaneous
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Appendix K: DB9 I/O Pin Diagram
DB9 I/O Pin Diagram
Appendix L: Source Power Supply Signal
Source Power Supply Signal (Illustrated)

Exterior Features
Eon-ID™ at a Glance 1
This guide describes Eon-ID™ controller with temperature control (3rd generation) and
the pre-installed Eon™ software.
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Chapter 1 Eon-ID™ at a Glance
Front
Back
USB Connector
Integrated Display
Touchscreen for
using Eon™ software
BNC Sensor Inputs
Connects to sensor
head via external
oscillator.
I/O
For relay and
Source Power
Supply Signal
output
Main Power Switch
Turns Eon-ID™ on
and off
Air Intake Duct
Type K Thermocouple
Inputs
Measures temperature
using thermocouples.
Power Input
Connects to
24 VDC
power input
Power Button
Powers CPU
and operating
system
Reset Button
Resets controller
electronics
Master Fuse
Surge
Protection
USB Ethernet
Grounding
Post
Reduces
electrical
noise
Relay Connector
Relay & I/O port

WARNING Make sure the correct hardware is used with Eon-ID™
inputs and outputs. See proper setup procedures in this manual and in
the Eon-ID™ quick reference guide.
WARNING Only the provided power supply should be used with Eon-ID™.
Not doing so will damage product and void warranty. Make sure power supply has
a 24 VDC.
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Chapter 1 Eon-ID™ at a Glance
Accessories
Eon-ID™ ships with the following accessories:
Power Supply and cable. Input 100-200 VAC, 50/60Hz, 2 A. Output 24V, 3.75 A,
90W Max.
External Oscillator. Amplies crystal drive signal.
Euro
US

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Chapter 2 Getting Started
Getting Started 2
Eon-ID™ System Assembly
The following guide will describe in detail how to integrate the Eon-ID™ controller into a
basic QCM conguration. The QCM depicted below is the Colnatec Phoenix™ sensor
head featuring temperature control technology. If using an alternative QCM, skip the step
highlighted in red. (See Appendix A for connection map of a fully assembled
Eon-ID™ system).
2. Connect 10’ BNC Coaxial Cable
to Eon-ID™
Slide coaxial connector onto
BNC.
1. Connect 6” SMA-to-BNC
Coaxial Cable to Sensor
Spin cable in place using cable
shaft until resistance is felt.
(Twisting cable shaft past point
of resistance may damage
cable). Roll ngertip over
connector to tighten.