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310633C
Operation
ProMix™ II
For proportional mixing of plural component coatings
See page 3 for model information, including maximum working pressure and approvals.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - ProMix™ II

310633COperationProMix™ IIFor proportional mixing of plural component coatingsSee page 3 for model information, including maximum working pressure and

Page 2 - Manual Conventions

ProMix™ II General Operating Cycle ◆ 10 310633CProMix™ II General Operating CycleRefer to FIG. 22. The operator presses the Mix key to begin operati

Page 3 - ProMix™ II Models

ProMix™ II General Operating Cycle ◆ Air Flow Switch Function310633C 11Air Flow Switch FunctionAir or Air-assisted Airless GunsThe air flow switch det

Page 4 - Related Manuals

Installation ◆ Typical Installation12 310633CInstallationTypical InstallationKey - FIG. 3A Color Change Valve Lines (Component A)B Component B LineC E

Page 5 - 310633C 5

Installation ◆ Typical Installation310633C 13FIG. 3JGFHCDENABPLMKQRSSGHHTTTI4658A

Page 6 - Warnings

Installation ◆ Installation Requirements14 310633CInstallation RequirementsFIG. 4: Non-intrinsically Safe InstallationFIG. 5 Intrinsically Safe Instal

Page 7 - Warnings ◆

Installation ◆ Location Requirements310633C 15Location RequirementsEasyKey™ Display: Install in the non-hazardous area at a convenient location for th

Page 8 - Overview

Installation ◆ Mounting16 310633CMounting1. Follow Location Requirements, page 15.2. Ensure that the wall and mounting hardware are strong enough to s

Page 9

Installation ◆ Air Supply Connections310633C 17Air Supply ConnectionsRequired• Compressed air supply pressure: 75-100 psi (517-700 kPa, 5.2-7 bar).• A

Page 10 - Adaptive Overrun Correction

Installation ◆ Air Supply Connections18 310633C6. For air spray, HVLP, and air-assist airless gun appli-cations: • Systems without a Gun Flush Box, co

Page 11 - Air Flow Switch Function

Installation ◆ Fluid Supply Connections310633C 19Fluid Supply Connections1. Connect the solvent supply lines.a. Connect the solvent supply line (P) to

Page 12 - Installation

Contents ◆ 2 310633CContentsContents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Manual Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 13

Installation ◆ Cable Connections20 310633CCable ConnectionsPower RequirementsThe ProMix™ II operates with 85-250 VAC, 50/60 Hz input power, with a max

Page 14 - Installation Requirements

Installation ◆ Cable Connections310633C 214. Route the opposite Fiber Optic Cable end through the Smart Fluid Panel strain relief connector (D). FIG.

Page 15 - Fluid Supply

Installation ◆ Cable Connections22 310633CAdding Flow MetersIf using flow meters other than those supplied with the system:• You must provide a separa

Page 16 - Mounting

Installation ◆ Grounding310633C 23GroundingFor Intrinsic Safety:Ground wires for the EasyKey™ Display, Smart Fluid Panel, Operator Station, and Gun Fl

Page 17 - Air Supply Connections

Installation ◆ Grounding24 310633CGun Flush BoxConnect a ground wire from the Gun Flush Box ground lug (BB) to a true earth ground. FIG. 25.Flow Meter

Page 18 - (N - FIG. 9) and the

Installation ◆ Check Resistance310633C 25Check ResistanceHave a qualified electrician check resistance between each ProMix™ II component and true eart

Page 19 - Fluid Supply Connections

Operator Controls ◆ Operator Station26 310633COperator ControlsTwo devices provide operator interface; they are the Operator Station and the Keypad on

Page 20 - Cable Connections

Operator Controls ◆ Operator Station310633C 27* If a potlife alarm (code E3) occurs, you must purge the system with solvent or spray new mixed materia

Page 21 - Gun Flush Box

Operator Controls ◆ EasyKey™ Display28 310633CEasyKey™ DisplayAC Power SwitchTurns system AC power on or off.KeypadUsed to input numerical data, enter

Page 22 - Adding Flow Meters

Operator Controls ◆ EasyKey™ Display310633C 29Printer PortThe serial printer port (RS-232) is used with optional Printer Kit 234670, which enables you

Page 23 - Grounding

ProMix™ II Models ◆ 310633C 3ProMix™ II ModelsWARNINGDo not install equipment approved only for a non-haz-ardous location in a hazardous area. Substit

Page 24 - Installation ◆ Grounding

Run Mode ◆ Power Up Screens30 310633CRun ModePower Up ScreensWhen the EasyKey™ power switch is turned on, the Graco logo and current software revision

Page 25 - Check Resistance

Setup Mode ◆ Entering Setup310633C 31Setup ModeEntering SetupPress the Setup key to enter or exit Setup.Password ScreenIf a password was activated,

Page 26 - Operator Controls

Setup Mode ◆ Color Screen32 310633CColor ScreenUse the Color screen to enter information about each of the colors available on the system. The Color s

Page 27

Setup Mode ◆ Color Screen310633C 33ProMix™ II Purge SequenceProMix™ II Color Change SequenceFIG. 35Legend:Pa: Air purge valvePs: Solvent purge valvePs

Page 28 - EasyKey™ Display

Setup Mode ◆ Report Screen34 310633CReport ScreenThe Report Screen shows the most recent 10 alarms, with the date and time. Use the or keys to see

Page 29 - Ethernet Connection

Setup Mode ◆ Advanced Screens310633C 35Advanced ScreensAdvanced setup has 3 screens. The screen number appears on the right side of the screen. FIG. 3

Page 30 - Run Mode

Setup Mode ◆ Advanced Screens36 310633CAir ChopDefines time (in seconds) that air is dosed during air-solvent chop, which is used during the purge and

Page 31 - Setup Mode

Setup Mode ◆ Advanced Screens310633C 37Gun Flush BoxSelect Off (default) or On, depending on whether you have a gun flush box.AutodumpSelect Off (defa

Page 32 - Color Screen

Operation ◆ Pressure Relief Procedure38 310633COperationPressure Relief Procedure1. Engage the trigger lock. 2. Press Standby key on Operator Statio

Page 33 - ProMix™ II Purge Sequence

Operation ◆ Start Up310633C 39Start Up1. Go through Checklist,Mix Manifold Valve SettingsTo open dispense or purge valves, turn their hex nut (E) coun

Page 34 - Calibrate Screen

Related Manuals ◆ 4 310633CRelated ManualsComponent Manuals in English This manual available in following languages:Manual Description310633 ProMix™ I

Page 35 - Advanced Screens

Operation ◆ Start Up40 310633C3. If this is the first time starting up the system, purge it as instructed in Purging Fluid Supply System, page 46. The

Page 36 - Advanced Screen 2

Operation ◆ Start Up310633C 4111. Adjust the flow rate.Watch the fluid flow rate displayed on the Run screen while the gun is fully open. Verify that

Page 37 - Advanced Screen 3

Operation ◆ Color Change42 310633CColor ChangeIntegrated Color Change - for multiple color systems1. Shut off air to the gun.2. Place the gun in the g

Page 38 - Operation

Operation ◆ Printing Job Log310633C 43Printing Job LogIf a printer is connected to the EasyKey™ Display, you can press the Report key to generate a

Page 39 - Start Up

Purging ◆ Purging Mixed Material44 310633CPurgingThere are 4 purging procedures in this manual:• Purging Mixed Material (below)• Using Color 0 (page 4

Page 40 - EasyKey

Purging ◆ Using Color 0310633C 45Using Color 01. Press Standby on the Operator Station. 2.3. If using a gun flush box, place the gun into the box.4.

Page 41 - 11. Adjust the flow rate

Purging ◆ Purging Fluid Supply System46 310633CPurging Fluid Supply SystemFollow this procedure before:• the first time material is loaded into equipm

Page 42 - Color Change

Purging ◆ Purging Fluid Supply System310633C 479. Repeat steps 7 and 8 to thoroughly clean the fluid integrator.10. Re-install the Smart Fluid Panel c

Page 43 - Shutdown

Purging ◆ Purging Sampling Valves and Tubes48 310633CPurging Sampling Valves and TubesFollow this procedure after meter calibration.1. Press Standby

Page 44 - Purging Mixed Material

Meter Calibration ◆ 310633C 49Meter CalibrationCalibrate the meter:• The first time the system is operated.• Whenever new materials are used in the sy

Page 45 - Using Color 0

Related Manuals ◆ 310633C 5

Page 46 - Purging Fluid Supply System

Meter Calibration ◆ 50 310633C7. One at a time, dispense component A and B into separate beakers.a. To avoid splashing, slowly open sampling valves (2

Page 47

Alarm Troubleshooting ◆ ProMix™ II Alarms310633C 51Alarm TroubleshootingProMix™ II AlarmsThe ProMix™ II alarms alert you of a problem and help prevent

Page 48

Alarm Troubleshooting ◆ ProMix™ II Alarms52 310633CCommunication Error Alarm (E1)Cause Solution• The communication signal between the EasyKey™ Display

Page 49 - Meter Calibration

Alarm Troubleshooting ◆ ProMix™ II Alarms310633C 53Potlife Exceeded (E3) AlarmPotlife Timer FunctionThe potlife timer, thus the alarm, becomes inactiv

Page 50 - Meter Calibration ◆

Alarm Troubleshooting ◆ ProMix™ II Alarms54 310633COverdose (E5) AlarmCause SolutionProMix™ II detected that the sum of A and B doses was too large fo

Page 51 - Alarm Troubleshooting

Alarm Troubleshooting ◆ ProMix™ II Warnings310633C 55ProMix™ II WarningsThe following conditions are considered system Warnings. They do not stop oper

Page 52 - Purge Error (E2) Alarm

Technical Data ◆ 56 310633CTechnical Data* Dependent on programmed K-factor and application. The ProMix™ II maximum allowable flow meter pulse fre-que

Page 53 - Ratio Alarm (E4)

Technical Data ◆ 310633C 57See individual component manuals for additional technical data.WeightBase System Total (no meters color change valves or gu

Page 54 - Overdose (E5) Alarm

All written and visual data contained in this document reflects the latest product information available at the time of publication. Graco reserves th

Page 55 - ProMix™ II Warnings

Warnings ◆ 6 310633CWarningsThe following warnings include general safety information for this equipment. More specific warnings are included in the t

Page 56 - Technical Data

Warnings ◆ 310633C 7EQUIPMENT MISUSE HAZARDMisuse can cause death or serious injury.• Do not exceed the maximum working pressure or temperature rating

Page 57 - Technical Data ◆

Overview ◆ Usage8 310633COverviewUsageThe Graco ProMix™ II is an electronic two-component paint proportioner. It can blend most two-component solvent

Page 58 - Graco Information

Overview ◆ Component Identification and Definition310633C 9Flow MetersThree optional flow meters are available from Graco:• G3000 is a general purpose

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