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1.            25  Accessory Kit         101 AZVE       eese ettet to                      EN Epit eH Ee Ia eines 26   Manual Improvement   amp  Comment Borm           ioo                                   gue ge 27   TABLE PAGE   Table    Heater Assembly Checkout Procedures                    sse nennen 20   Table    Power Source Corrective Maintenance                                rea aree aE       21   Table III Power Source Replacement Parts                                                      22   Table  IV MBT 200 A J E Accessory                                   e E               23   Table V        I01A J E Accessory Jiayn esesta nieces a aaraa apa i eean bae Sia E 24   Table       MBT20IA J E Accessory               pter                                         DESS 25   Table VIL         LOLA I E Accessory Kit                esses        26           GENERAL INFORMATION    INTRODUCTION                     201A and        101A Universal Soldering Desoldering Systems provide the user with the power  and versatility to remove and install SMD and Thru Hole devices  The power source incorporates a highly  responsive SensaTemp  closed loop  temperature control system which provides power to the two output  channels      the        201A systems and to a single output channel on the        101A systems  Accessory  handpieces  standard  amp  optional  and special use tips allow the user to remove and replace a wide variety  of surface mount components     The self contained AUTO
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3.         15    SET UP    TRADITIONAL METHOD    1  Connect the 54 inch  137cm  length of Air Hose to the metal  tube in the back of each air handpiece     2  Insert a male quick connect hose mount Fitting  P N 1259   0087  to the free end of the 54 inch  137cm  length of Air  Hose  Secure the Air Hose to the handpiece power cable with  cable clips  P N 1321 0085 01         Figure 7  Air H nnection  3  Prepare a VisiFilter in the following manner  garg bse Connec  a  Connect a 1 inch  2 5cm  length of clear pvc Air Hose to  each side of the VisiFilter  push and turn hose onto  VisiFilter nipple to seat     b  To the free end of the Air Hose connected to the FLOW IN  side of the VisiFilter  insert the ridged end of a female quick  connect hose mount Fitting  P N 1259 0086             Insert the ridged end of a male quick connect hose mount  Fitting  P N 1259 0087  in the free end of the Air Hose  connected to the FLOW OUT side of the VisiFilter     d  Connect the VisiFilter Air Hose  with attached male quick  connect hose mount Fitting  to the power source AUTO  SNAP VAC Port        Figure 8  VisiFilter Set Up    4  For vacuum  insert the male quick connect hose mount Fitting connected to the long Air Hose into the  female Fitting on the 1 inch  2 5cm  Air Hose  connected to VisiFilter   For pressure  insert the male  quick connect hose mount Fitting directly into the Controllable PRESSURE Port     CAUTION    When removing any Air Hose  turn and pull  DO NOT attempt to pull Air  
4.  11  VisiFilter Element Replacement    19    CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE    HANDPIECES       The following  Heater Assembly Checkout Procedures  are applicable to all PACE SensaTemp handpieces except  for the TT 65 ThermoTweez handpiece  Refer to either of the TT 65 manuals  P N 5050 0300 or 5050 0336  for  troubleshooting procedures pertinent to that handpiece     Perform the  Heater Assembly Checkout Procedures  with the handpiece  and heater  at room temperature  If the  handpiece is warm  resistance readings will be different from those shown        HEATER  SPECIFICATIONS    SYMPTOM CHECKOUT PROCEDURE CAUSE SOLUTION            heat  Check resistance   Pin 2 to  Pin 5  Refer to  Heater  Specifications  column  Replace Heater SX 70 2 8  10 ohms  If resistance is high   Open Heater  Assembly                   Check resistance   Pin 3 to  Pin 6  Replace Heater SP 2A   8  10 ohms  If circuit reads open   Open Sensor  Assembly                  TP 65   9  11 ohms  Handpiece is             resistance   Pin 3 to Pin       overheating   6  Resistance should be 110 TJ 70   6 ohms  ohms  If circuit resistance reads Replace Heater  less than 105 ohms   Shorted Sensor       Assembly        Fuse blows     Check resistance   Pin 2 to  when unitis         5     turned on  Refer to  Heater Specifications  Remove Short   column  Solder short in Replace Heater  If resistance is low   Handpiece  Assembly  amp  Fuse F1        Shorted Heater  Replace Heater  Assembly  amp  Fuse F1        No Ground  
5.  3 cm D    Size  all systems     5 3 in  H X 65 in  W X 8 0 in  D     Weight  all systems   PPS 75A J E   3 7 kg   8 1 Ibs    PPS 80A J E   3 7 kg   8 1 158      TEMPERATURE SPECIFICATIONS    Tip Temperature Range  232  C to 482  C  450  F to 900  F   nominal     Accuracy   5  of control setting       Tip Temperature Stability   1 1      2  F  at idle from Set Tip Temperature     True minimum and maximum Operating Tip Temperatures may vary  depending on handpiece  amp  tip selection        EOS ESD    Tip To Ground  Resistance  Less than 2 ohms     AC Leakage  Less then 2 millivolts RMS from 50Hz to 500Hz  min     GENERAL INFORMATION    CAPABILITIES            capabilities are dependent upon the use of the appropriate Functional Accessories or Work Aids   Available SensaTemp handpieces and their associated assembly and repair functions are listed below  a  manual is provided separately with each handpiece which describes the applications and recommended  procedures for that particular tool      SP 2A Sodr Pen Soldering Iron   Standard handpiece on MBT 201A  MBT 201AJ  amp  MBT 201AE systems   Provides a wide range of SMD and thru hole installation and removal capability as well as unsurpassed thermal  performance on heavy  multilayer thru hole assemblies at safe  lower working temperatures  A wide variety of  3 16  shank  quick change thru hole and SMD tips  for chip components  SOTs  SOICs and other components   are available     SP 1A Sodr Pen Soldering Iron   Uses 1 8  shan
6.  Accessory Kits        PACE PART NUMBER             ITEM NO  DESCRIPTION MBT 201A MBT 201AJ MBT 201AE  1 Tip Tool 1100 0206 1100 0206 1100 0206  2 Desoldering Tip  3 16  Shank   040 I D  1121 0342 1121 0342 1121 0342  3 Desoldering Tip  1 8  Shank   040 I D  1121 0254 1121 0254 1121 0254       4 Desoldering Tip  1 8  Shank  Angled   040 1 0  11121 0262 1121 0262 1121 0262                                  5 Soldering Tip  1 8  Chisel 1121 0337 1121 0337 1121 0337   6 Soldering Tip  1 32  Conical 1121 0336 1121 0336 1121 0336   7 Sodr X Tractor Filter 1309 0018   1309 0018   1309 0018   8 Holder  Tube To Wire  pkg  of 6  1321 0085 01 1321 0085 01 1321 0085 01   9 Hose Clamp  Metal  qty  2  1211 0036 1211 0036 1211 0036   10 Male Quick Connect Hose Mount  qty  2  1259 0087 1259 0087 1259 0087   11 Female Quick Connect Hose Mount 1259 0086 1259 0086 1259 0086   12 Fuse  1 25A  Time Lag  MBT 2014  1159 0217 N A N A  1 6A  Time Lag         201      N A 1159 0256 N A  0 63A  Time Lag  MBT 201AE  N A N A 1159 0214                      Table VI         201A J E Accessory Kits    25    REPLACEMENT PARTS       ACCESSORY KIT  MBT 101A J E    Listed below are items included in        101A         101AJ and        101AE System Accessory Kits                                                                 PACE PART NUMBER  ITEM NO  DESCRIPTION        101A        101            101AE  1 Tip Tool 1100 0206  1100 0206  1100 0206  2 Desoldering Tip  3 16  Shank   030 I D  1121 0367 1121 0367 11
7.  Check resistance   Pin 4to a    on Tip  NEW Tip  Resistance should  be less than 2 ohms  Clean Heater Bore  If not   Oxidation buildup  using appropriate    in Heater Bore  wire brush     Defective Heater   Replace Heater                   Table    Heater Assembly Checkout Procedures    20    CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE          Figure 12  Connector Plug Wiring       POWER SOURCE          ENLARGE       Most malfunctions are simple and easy to correct  Refer to the table shown below to clear these malfunctions        SYMPTOM    PROBABLE CAUSE    SOLUTION       No power to system     No heat on handpiece   Other handpieces work on  Power Source channel     Blown Fuse  F1      Defective Heater     Replace fuse F1 located on rear of  Power Source in the AC  Receptacle Fuse Holder     See Table   or refer to handpiece  Manual        No heat on handpiece   Other handpieces do not work  on Power Source channel           Defective control circuit        Contact PACE Customer Service        Table Il  Power Source Corrective Maintenance    21       REPLACEMENT PARTS       POWER SOURCE    Listed below are the replacement parts which may be ordered directly from PACE sales or through your local  authorized PACE distributor  Refer to Figure 1  Page 9       obtain any parts other than those listed below  contact  PACE Customer Service directly at Tel     301  490 9860 or Fax    301  604 9215                                   Table Ill  Power Source Replacement Parts    22       PACE PART NUMBE
8.  PRC  PRINT  Pro Evac  Redi Rak   ResisTweez  SensaTemp  SMR  Snap Vac  Sodr Pen  Sodr X Tractor   SR 3  SR 4  ST  StripIweez  SwaPlater  ThermoBand  Thermo Drive   ThermoJet  ThermoPart  ThermoPik  ThermoTweez  Tip Evac  VisiFilter     The following are trademarks and or servicemarks of PACE Incorporated  Laurel Maryland U S A  and may only  be used to identify genuine PACE products or services     Auto       Cubby Vac  Datastore  Dust Evac  EKO  Lab Evac PaceLink   PaceNet  Pik  amp  Paste  Prep Set  Pulse Plate  Spa Kleen  ThermoBond   TweezPik  Uni Frame  V A N Ventur Evac     Since 1958  PACE Incorporated has provided advanced technology training in all aspects  of hand soldering  rework and repair        Additional copies of this manual or other PACE literature may be obtained from     PACE Incorporated  301  490   9860  Sales Administration  301  498   3252 Fax  9893 Brewers Court   Laurel MD 20723 1990     01995 PACE Incorporated  Laurel MD  All rights reserved  Printed in the U S A   ii    TABLE OF CONTENTS    TITLE PAGE       General Informatlofi           tec    ne UN        hte eet Oe RI REX 2  lue siepe m 2                                       4  Capabilities                                                      d eee deer 6  Product Application                 mre rn rode et E          TO TER YER RAE REUS Ee      7                                                                       PR E E EE e e aa nna          Yee TERRENO 8                                    
9.  SNAP VAC pump provides an automatic minimum on time of 1 2 seconds to  virtually eliminate re sweat joints  tip clogging and maintenance while dramatically increasing tip life     Virtually all of today s specialized handpieces with large SMD tips suffer from a problem in which the  actual tip temperature that the work sees can be more than 100 F cooler than the Set Tip Temperature on  the Variable Temperature Control         201A 101A systems feature PACE s unique Tip  amp  Temperature  Selection System which allows the user to set the true temperature desired for any size and type of tip or  handpiece     The        101A and        201A systems are available in either the 115 VAC version  100 VAC version or  230 VAC version  The 230 VAC version system bears the CE Conformity Marking which assures the user  that it conforms to all the requirements of council directive EMC 89 336 EEC  The systems package the  power source with a selection of accessories and functional aids  These systems are as follows     GENERAL INFORMATION    MBT 101A SYSTEM    Consists of PPS 75A  115 VAC  60 Hz Version  Power Source  SX 70 Sodr X Tractor   SX Tip  amp  Tool Stand  Tip  amp  Temperature Selection System Charts and Accessory Kit     MBT 101AJ SYSTEM   Consists of PPS 75AJ  100 VAC  50 60 Hz Version  Power Source  SX 70 Sodr X   Tractor  SX Tip  amp  Tool Stand  Tip  amp  Temperature Selection System Charts and  Accessory Kit     MBT 101AE SYSTEM   Consists of PPS 75AE  230 VAC  50 Hz Vers
10.  of the power source using the  supplied instructions       Install the Tip  amp  Temperature    Selection System Charts booklet  onto Chart Holder  if present    This booklet is supplied with each  system        Figure 2  Tip  amp  Temperature Chart Holder  Optional     SET UP    8  Place handpiece s  into the Tip  amp  Tool Stand s      9  Using Figure 3 as a guide  connect handpiece  connector s  to the power source Power  Receptacle s  in the following manner     a              With the Connector Key end facing the power  source  turn the Locking Ring fully  counterclockwise     CONNECTOR KEY RECEPTACLE    b           Align the Connector Key with the Receptacle  Key way                   Insert the connector into the Power Receptacle     d  Turn the Locking Ring fully clockwise to lock  in place        Figure 3  Handpiece Connection    10  To avoid confusion among handpieces on MBT  201A systems  PACE recommends the use of  colored markers  P N 6993 0136 Cable Marker  Kit  to identify the particular handpiece power  cable and or air hose  Attach any two like colored  markers  one to each end of the handpiece power  cable or air hose  Select and use a different color  marker for each handpiece     11  If you have purchased the optional foot pedal   insert the foot pedal connector plug into the Foot  Pedal Receptacle on the rear panel of the power  source     12  Plug the prong end of the Power Cord into a  convenient three wire grounded outlet        13  Place the POWER Sw
11.  the associated LED will flash at a constant rate     Figure 9  Power Up    Read the  Operation  section of this manual to utilize the full capabilities    ofthe system  This is especially important when using large soldering tips   Refer to the enclosed handpiece manuals for a complete description of  handpiece capabilities        17    OPERATION    TIP  amp  TEMPERATURE SELECTION  TIP OFFSET    Differences between temperature settings and true tip temperatures are negligible when using Thru hole  single  point soldering or desoldering tips  With any heating system however  actual tip temperatures can differ greatly  from temperature control settings when using larger SMT soldering tips  This difference is called Tip  Temperature Offset  The PACE            amp  Temperature Selection System  allows you to select and maintain a True  Tip Temperature for any size and type of tip using the appropriate Tip Offset compensation value  The PACE Tip   amp  Temperature Selection System allows you to select and maintain a True Tip Temperature for any size and type  of SMT tip    PACE recommends the use of the Tip  amp  Temperature Selection System Booklet  PACE P N 5050 0251 included  with your system  as a guide to accurately set and maintain a true tip temperature  Select the appropriate  handpiece chart  in the booklet  for your application  identify the correct tip and Dial Display setting for the  desired tip temperature  Then set the Variable Temperature Control  Dial Display se
12. 21 0367  3 Desoldering Tip  3 16  Shank   040 I D  1121 0342 51121 0342 1121 0342  4 Desoldering Tip  3 16  Shank   060 I D  1121 0368  1121 0368  1121 0368  5 Desoldering Tip  1 8  Shank   030 1 0  1121 0253 1121 0253 1121 0253  6 Desoldering Tip  1 8  Shank   040 1 0  1121 0254  1121 0254 1121 0254  7 Desoldering         1 8  Shank  Angled   030 1 0   1121 0261 1121 0261     1121 0261  8 Desoldering Tip  1 8  Shank  Angled   040 1 0  1121 0262 1121 0262 1121 0262  9 Sodr X Tractor Filter 1309 0018  1309 0018  1309 0018  10 Holder  Tube To Wire  pkg  of 6  1321 0085 01 1321 0085 01 1321 0085 01  11 Male Quick Connect Hose Mount  qty  2  1259 0087  1259 0087  1259 0087  12 Female Quick Connect Hose Mount 1259 0086  1259 0086 1 1259 0086  13 Fuse  1 25A  Time Lag  MBT 101A J  1159 0217 1159 0251 N A  0 63A  Time Lag  MBT 101AE  N A N A 1159 0214       Table VII         101A J E Accessory Kits    26       MANUAL IMPROVEMENT  amp  COMMENT    Instructions  1  Duplicate this form and submit comments on the copy  Keep the original to make future comments     2  Complete all requested information     3  Submit completed form to  PACE Incorporated  Applications Engineering Fax   301  604   9215  9893 Brewers Court  Laurel MD 20723 1990 U S A     Document Nbr  5050 0381 Revision Level  B Date of Submission   Nature of Change  Identify page and paragraph and include proposed rewrite  if possible                     Reason for Recommendation          Company or Organization        Telep
13. ANGE  INCORPORATED    MBT 201A  MBT 101A SYSTEMS                  y      D 2     e       N      MMO   AS i                              OPERATION  amp     MAINTENANCE  MANUAL    MANUAL NO  5050 0381  REV  B    SYSTEM QUICK START          The MBT 201A and MBT 1014 systems are very easy to operate and can  be quickly set up for use in standard soldering desoldering operations  To    begin operation of your new system quickly  perform the  Set Up  and   Quick Start   Basic Operation  procedures detailed on pages 12   17  of this manual  When performing other operations which require use of  large or specialized tips  PACE recommends that the user read and fully  understand the  Operation  portion of this manual in order to utilize the  features of this system        PACE      INCORPORATED      Systems for Development  Production  and Repair of Electronic Assemblies    PACE Incorporated retains the right to make changes to specifications contained herein at any time  without  notice     Contact your local authorized PACE Distributor or PACE Incorporated to obtain the latest specifications     The following are registered trademarks and or servicemarks of PACE Incorporated  Laurel Maryland U S A  and  may only be used to identify genuine PACE products or services     AdapTip  Arm Evac  Cir Kit  ComForm 1  ConducTweez  CRAFT   Dual Path  Flo D Sodr  FuseSet  HandiPik  HotSpot  LapFlo  MBT   Micro Portable  MicroChine  MiniChine  Mini Wave  PACE  Pacenter   Ped A Vac  PETS  Pik Vac 
14. Hose directly off  Damage to or breakage of Vacuum Fitting or VisiFilter  may occur        16    QUICK START   BASIC OPERATION    QUICK START PROCEDURE       The        201A and 101A systems are very easy to operate  As received from the factory  the system can be  quickly set up for use in standard soldering desoldering operations  Simply perform the following Quick Start  Procedure to begin system operation     1  Insure that the Set Up procedure has been performed  check for the following   a  VisiFilter connection to the AUTO SNAP VAC Port on the front panel of the power source     b  Handpiece cable and air hose connections to the power source     If more than one air operated handpiece  SX 70  TJ 70 or TP 65  is  connected to the power source  insure that only one of the Air Hoses is    connected to either the VisiFilter assembly  connected to the AUTO  SNAP VAC Port  or the Controllable PRESSURE Port  Attachment to  both simultaneously will cause a deterioration in performance        a       handpiece         amp  Tool Stands set up as desired  using instructions enclosed    b  Proper tips installed in handpieces         Power cord connection between the house AC supply receptacle  and the power source     2  Turn the Power Switch to the  On    1   position     3  Adjust the Variable Temperature Control of each channel with a  connected handpiece to the desired tip temperature        4  Observe the Channel LEDs as the Set Tip stabilizes at the desired Tip  Temperature 
15. R  ITEM        201A  MBT201AJ        201AE  NO   DESCRIPTION        101A MBT 101AJ        101AE  1 Power Switch 1157 0052 1157 0052 1157 0052  2 AC Power Receptacle Fuse Holder 1207 0151 1207 0151 1207 0151  3 Fuse  F1   1 25           201A         101A  1159 0217 N A N A  1 25A  MBT 101AJ  N A 1159 0251 N A  1 6A  MBT 201AJ  N A 1159 0256 N A                          N A 1159 0214  4 Service Manual 5050 0340 5050 0340 5050 0340          REPLACEMENT PARTS       ACCESSORY TRAY         201A J E    Listed below are items included in        201A         201AJ               201 AE System Accessory Trays                                                              PACE PART NUMBER  ITEM  NO  MBT 201A  DESCRIPTION MBT 201AJ MBT 201AE  1 SX 70 Sodr X Tractor Handpiece 6010 0077 6010 0077  2 SP 2A Sodr Pen Soldering Iron 6025 0014 6025 0014  3 Operation  amp  Maintenance Manual 5050 0381 5050 0381  4 Tubing  Silicone  Translucent  54  Length 1342 0001 13 1342 0001 13  5 VisiFilter 1309 0028 1309 0028  VisiFilter Replacement Elements  optional item    1309 0027 P50   1309 0027 P50  6 Bristle Brush  Glass Chamber Cleaning 1127 0002 1127 0002  7 Power Cord 1332 0094 1332 0093  8 Tubing  Clear PVC  1  Length  Qty  2  1325 0003 07   1325 0003 07  9 Wire Brush  3 16  Dia  1127 0014 1127 0014  10 Wire Brush  1 8  Dia  1127 0006 1127 0006  11 Tip Cleaning Kit 6993 0151 6993 0151  12 AdapTip Kit  1 8  Tip to 3 16  Shank  1360 0083 P1   1360 0083   1  13         amp  Temp  Selection System Char
16. actuated  Air pressure ceases 1 2 seconds after switch  or foot  pedal  is released     EARTH GROUND RECEPTACLE   Provides positive earth ground to which a ground cable can be  connected from the workpiece or work surface as part of a static control program     POWER CORD   Provides main power to system from AC outlet to AC Power Receptacle     AC POWER RECEPTACLE FUSE HOLDER   Receptacle for providing power to the system from  AC outlet through Power Cord  and location of fuse which protects system from overcurrent  conditions     FUSE   Provides overload protection for MBT system     FOOT PEDAL RECEPTACLE   Input for foot pedal  optional  which actuates vacuum or pressure  to the air operated handpieces     GENERAL INFORMATION          CH1   Variable  Temperature  Control    CH1 LED    AC 29  EON m   CH1  53      Power    NS        m     EA  Os  Earth   S  62  Ground                    Receptacle i       Receptacle  CH2 LED  CH2  Power  Recetacle  CH2  Variable  Temperature  Control    Figure 1  Parts Identification    AUTO 5               Port    Controllable  Pressure  Port    AC Power  Receptacle   Fuse Holder    Foot  Pedal  Receptacle       SAFETY    The purpose of this  SAFETY  section is to inform users of the heading guidelines used in this manual to indicate  special Notes  Cautions  Warnings or Dangers  Also included are recommended precautions which must be  observed when operating or servicing this product        HEADING GUIDELINES    PACE adheres to the followi
17. ensation  feature for superior thermal process control     GENERAL INFORMATION    SPECIFICATIONS       POWER REQUIREMENTS    PPS 75A         101A System    Version operates on 97 127 VAC  50 60 Hz   86 Watts  0 75 Amp typical  120 Watts  1 0 Amp maximum    PPS 75AJ  MBT 101AJ System    Version operates on 90 115 VAC  50 60 Hz   86 Watts  0 86 Amp typical  120 Watts  1 2 Amp maximum    PPS 75AE         101AE System   Version operates      196 264 VAC  50 Hz   86 Watts  0 44 Amp typical  100 Watts  0 55 Amp maximum    PPS 80A         201A System    Version operates on 97 127 VAC  50 60 Hz   138 Watts  1 2 Amp typical  184 Watts  1 6 Amp maximum    PPS 80             201AJ System   Version operates on 90 115 VAC  50 60 Hz   138 Watts  1 4 Amp typical  184 Watts  1 8 Amp maximum    PPS 80             201AE System   Version operates      196 264 VAC  50 Hz   138 Watts  0 6 Amp typical  199 Watts  0 9 Amp maximum    VACUUM AND AIR    Measurements at front panel AUTO SNAP VAC and Controllable PRESSURE Ports of power source     Vacuum Rise Time  Evacuates 33 cc  2 cubic inch  volume  to 25 cm Hg   10 in  Hg   in 200 ms     Vacuum  51 cm Hg   20 in  Hg    nominal    Pressure   48 Bar  7 P S I    nominal   MAX  setting    Air Flow  9 SLPM  0 32 SCFM  maximum     ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS    Ambient Operating Temperature  0  C to 50  C  32  F to 120 F    Storage Temperature   40  C to 100  C   40  F to 212  F      GENERAL INFORMATION    PHYSICAL PARAMETERS    13 5 cm H X 16 5 cm W X 20
18. hamber to cool  before cleaning     3  Always store any connected handpiece in the appropriate Tip  amp  Tool Stand     SERVICING PRECAUTIONS  DANGERS    POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD   Repair procedures performed on this product should be performed  by qualified service personnel only  Line voltage parts will be exposed when equipment is disassembled   Service personnel must avoid contact with these parts when troubleshooting the power source     NOTES  Refer to the MBT 201  MBT 101  ST 50 Service Manual  P N 5050 0340  whenever service is required     To insure continued peak performance  use genuine PACE replacement parts     11    SET UP    SYSTEM    Using Figures 1 thru 4 as a guide  set up the        201A             101A system using the following steps     12    1  Store the shipping container s  in a convenient location  Reuse of these containers will prevent  damage if you store or ship the system       Place Power Switch in the    Off    or    0    position       Position the system on a convenient bench       Plug the Power Cord into AC Power Receptacle Fuse Holder at the rear panel of the system     IMPORTANT    The AC supply receptacle must be checked to insure proper grounding  before initial system operation          Assemble the Tip  amp  Tool Stand s     and  if desired  attach to the power  source  Assembly instructions are  enclosed with each stand       If you have purchased the optional    Tip  amp  Temperature Selection  System Chart Holder  attach to the  top
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20. ion  Power Source  SX 70 Sodr X   Tractor  SX Tip  amp  Tool Stand  Tip  amp  Temperature Selection System Charts and  Accessory Kit     MBT 201A SYSTEM    Consists of PPS 80A  115 VAC  60 Hz Version  Power Source  SP 2A Sodr Pen  Soldering Iron  SX 70 Sodr X Tractor  SX  amp  SP Tip  amp  Tool Stands  Tip  amp   Temperature Selection System Charts and Accessory Kit     MBT 201AJ SYSTEM   Consists of PPS 80AJ  100 VAC  50 60 Hz Version  Power Source  SP 2A Sodr Pen  Soldering Iron  SX 70 Sodr X Tractor  SX  amp  SP Tip  amp  Tool Stands  Tip  amp   Temperature Selection System Charts and Accessory Kit            201AE SYSTEM   Consists of PPS 80      230 VAC  50 Hz Version  Power Source  SP 2A Sodr Pen  Soldering Iron  SX 70 Sodr X Tractor  SX  amp  SP Tip  amp  Tool Stands  Tip  amp   Temperature Selection System Charts and Accessory Kit     PETS 5A  5AE SYSTEMS   PACE Educational Systems containing everything required for step by step  training in high reliability soldering  amp  desoldering  Consists of MBT 201A or         201AE systems plus instructional Videos  Manuals  amp  Skills Kits     The SR 3    Safety Rated  designation on the front panel is your assurance that             101 A J E and  MBT 201A J E systems  Meet all applicable EOS ESD  temperature stability and other government and  industry specification requirements  including MIL STD 2000A   contain PACE s unique SensaTemp  temperature management system for high performance and safety  plus a Tip Offset Comp
21. itch in the            or    1     position  The system is now ready for operation     Figure 4  Foot Pedal Connection    13    SET UP    HANDPIECE VACUUM PRESSURE       AIR HOSE CONNECTION    There are two methods of attaching the Air Hose from the PACE power source to an air handpiece  Select the  method which best suits your needs  The Quick Connect Method is best suited for configurations where multiple  air handpieces may be in use  The Traditional Method is best suited for single air handpiece configurations     CAUTION    Regardless of connection method  ensure that only one Air Hose is    connected to the VisiFilter assembly   connected to the AUTO SNAP VAC  Port  or Controllable PRESSURE Port at one time  Attachment to both  ports simultaneously will cause a deterioration of performance        QUICK CONNECT METHOD    To set up each air handpiece for the quick connect  operation  perform the following steps     1  Attach a   inch length  2 5cm  of clear pve Air  Hose  P N 1325 0003 07  to the metal tube in the  back of each handpiece     2  To the other end of the 1 inch  2 5cm  clear pvc  Air Hose attach a female quick connect hose  mount Fitting  P N 1259 0086   Secure this short  Air Hose to the handpiece power cable with one  cable clip  P N 1321 0085 01         Figure 5  Handpiece Quick Connect Hose    14       SET UP    3  Prepare a quick connect Air Hose by inserting a  metal hose clamp  P N 1211 0036  standard on         201   systems       a male quick connec
22. k tips and features a slimmer  more compact heater than the  SP 2A Sodr Pen for easier access on densely populated assemblies     5   70 Sodr X Tractor Handpiece   Standard handpiece on        201A         201AJ         201 AE          101A         101AJ 4         101     systems  Provides thermally enhanced thru hole desoldering on heavy  multilayer assemblies  especially during continuous use  With the unique Flo D Sodr tip  the Sodr X Tractor  performs safe  continuous SMT land cleaning and preparation  The slim line  pencil grip design and finger   actuated vacuum switch allow easy use and manipulation in tight places     TT 65 ThermoTweez Handpiece   Provides safe  one handed reflow and removal of PLCCs  LCCCs  chip  components and other surface mount devices  Its high thermal capacity and targeted heat quickly removes large  SMDs without damage to the board or adjacent components  even on heavy  multilayer assemblies  The unique   vertically oriented design and a wide variety of quick change tips easily reach into tight work areas for safe  SMD removal     TP 65 ThermoPik Handpiece   Provides safe  one handed reflow and removal of a wide variety of POFPs and  FlatPacks in just seconds  The high thermal efficiency design targets controlled SensaTemp heat directly at the  solder joints  away from sensitive substrate areas and adjacent components  The ThermoPik   s self adjusting  integral vacuum pick and unique design provide easy  one handed operation     TJ 70 Mini Ther
23. lows the operator to adjust the tip temperature    for handpiece tip combination connected to channel 1       CH2 VARIABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL  MBT 201A J E Systems Only    Allows the    operator to adjust the tip temperature for handpiece tip combination connected to channel 2            1 POWER RECEPTACLE   Provides power  tip ground  sensing circuitry and finger switch    connection from MBT system to the handpiece connected to channel 1       CH2 POWER RECEPTACLE  MBT 201A J E Systems Only    Provides power  tip ground     sensing circuitry and finger switch connection from MBT system to the handpiece connected to  channel 2       CH 1 LED   Green LED provides visual indication of duty cycle control of channel 1  Indicator lights    as power is applied to the connected handpiece       CH2LED  MBT 201 J E Systems Only    Green LED provides visual indication of duty cycle    control of channel 2  Indicator lights as power is applied to the connected handpiece       AUTO SNAP VAC PORT   Quick connect fitting which provides quick rise vacuum for Sodr X     Tractor or ThermoPik handpieces  Vacuum 18 present when handpiece finger switch or optional foot  pedal is actuated  Vacuum continues a minimum of 1 2 seconds after switch  or foot pedal  actuation       CONTROLLABLE PRESSURE PORT   Quick connect fitting with adjustable valve which    provides variable air flow for the Mini ThermoJet handpiece  Air pressure is present when handpiece  finger switch or optional foot pedal is 
24. moJet Handpiece   Provides safe  rapid installation of SMDs including chip components   5075  SOICs  PLCCs  LCCCs and FlatPacks  The slim line design and precision focused air flow lets you  easily target controlled heat right at the solder joints without damaging the board or adjacent components  A  finger actuated air switch and SensaTemp control provide safe   on demand  capability without constant  running of the air pump     6    GENERAL INFORMATION                  101A J E               201A J E products feature PACE s unique  SensaTemp closed loop temperature management system which will  function only with the SenaTemp handpieces listed above  Do not attempt    to use any other handpiece  Likewise  use SensaTemp handpieces on  only those systems with an SR 3 or SR 4 rating  marked on front panel of  power source   These include other MBT systems  MBT 101A  MBT 201A  and higher  and all ST series systems           PRODUCT APPLICATION    These products are very versatile and may be used to satisfy a variety of application requirements  If you require  assistance in the use of this product for your particular application  contact your local authorized PACE  distributor or call PACE Applications Engineering at Tel     301  490 9860  Fax    301  604 9215     GENERAL INFORMATION       PARTS IDENTIFICATION    10     11     12     13   14       POWER SWITCH   Turns system ON     1     and OFF     0      controls input power to system     CH1 VARIABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL   Al
25. ng Heading Guidelines  based on OSHA guidelines  when listing special information  or precautions to be taken  Especially important are all procedures and practices which  if not strictly observed   could result in injury or loss of life    These  NOTES    CAUTIONS   WARNINGS  and  DANGERS  are inserted in this manual whenever deemed  necessary  They appear in a blocked off form with double outline and a shaded background to highlight the  information as shown below     NOTE                                                                                                               NOTE    Used to indicate a statement of company recommendation or policy  The message may relate directly or  indirectly to the safety of personnel or protection of property  NOTE is not associated directly with a hazard or  hazardous situation and is not used in place of  CAUTION    WARNING  or  DANGER      CAUTION    Used to indicate a hazardous situation which may result in minor or moderate injury  May also be used to alert  personnel to conditions  procedures and practices which  if not observed  could result in damage to or destruction  of the product or other equipment     WARNING    Used to define additional information that if not closely followed might result in serious damage to equipment  and represent a potential for serious personnel injury     DANGER    Defines additional information that if not closely followed might result in severe personnel injury or death   Danger is not used f
26. or property damage unless personal injury risk is present     10    SAFETY    PRECAUTIONS       The following are general safety precautions which personnel must understand and follow when using or  servicing this product  These precautions may or may not be included elsewhere in this manual     USEAGE PRECAUTIONS  CAUTIONS    1  SensaTemp handpiece heaters and installed tips are hot when handpiece is powered on  DO NOT touch  either the heater or tip  Severe burns may result  Always store handpiece in the appropriate cubby when  not in use     2  Always use this system in a well ventilated area  A fume extraction system such as those marketed by  PACE are highly recommended to protect personnel from solder flux fumes     3  Exercise proper precautions when using chemicals  e g   solder paste   Refer to the Material Safety Data  Sheet  MSDS  supplied with each chemical and adhere to all safety precautions recommended by the  manufacturer     NOTES    1  The solder collection chamber in the PACE Sodr X Tractor is made of glass  Never remove this  chamber using pliers  Breakage of the chamber may result  Always remove using the procedures  recommended by PACE in the associated handpiece manual     2  The front end  heater end  of the glass solder collection chamber in the PACE Sodr X Tractor is hot  when the handpiece is in use  When removing the chamber for cleaning  grip the chamber at the rear  seal  Never touch the front end of the glass chamber with bare hands  Allow the c
27. r hose by gently turning  and pulling the coupled Fittings       Disconnect the Visifilter and hose assembly from the    Power Source by gently turning and pulling the male  Fitting inserted into the AUTO SNAP VAC Port       Disconnect VisiFilter from both attached 1 inch air    hoses by gently turning and pulling the VisiFilter  while holding each of the hoses       Separate the 2 plastic housing halves of the VisiFilter    in the following manner     a  Grasp the VisiFilter in the palm of the hand with  the Male Nib  air hose connection  marked   FLOW IN  facing you     b  Pull against one of the Wing Tabs while pulling on  the Male Nib with the free hand to open the  interconnection of the plastic housings at that  Wing Tab     c  Pull against the second Wing Tab while pulling on  the Male Nib to open the remaining interconnection  and separate the plastic housings       Remove the old or discolored Element and discard       Insert the replacement VisiFilter Element into the    housing marked  FLOW IN   Center the Element in  the housing well       Squeeze the 2 plastic housing halves together using 4    plastic Bumps on the housing marked  FLOW OUT  as  pressure points  The 2 plastic housings will snap  together and lock the VisiFilter Element in position       Reconnect the 1 inch air hoses  removed in step 3  to    the VisiFilter       Attach VisiFilter and hose assembly to Power Source by    inserting male Fitting into the AUTO SNAP VAC Port           Element    Figure
28. t hose  mount Fitting  P N 1259 0087  into each end of a  54 inch  137cm  length of Air Hose  Push the  ridged ends of the Fittings into the hose  slide  amp   twist the metal hose clamps over the connections  to secure  You may already have this piece if you  have other quick disconnect handpieces  configured     4  Prepare a VisiFilter in the following manner     a  Connect a 1 inch  2 5cm  length of clear pvc  Air Hose to each side of the VisiFilter  push and  turn hose onto VisiFilter nipple to seat     b  To the free end of the Air Hose connected to the  FLOW IN side of the VisiFilter  insert the ridged  end of a female quick connect hose mount Fitting   P N 1259 0086   FLOW IN              Insert the ridged end of a male quick connect  hose mount Fitting  P N 1259 0087  in the free  end of the Air Hose connected to the FLOW  OUT side of the VisiFilter     d  Connect the VisiFilter Air Hose  with attached  male quick connect hose mount Fitting  to the   22  power source AUTO SNAP VAC Port  Figure 6  VisiFilter Set Up       5  For vacuum  insert the male quick connect hose mount Fitting connected to the long Air Hose into the  female Fitting on the   inch  2 5cm  Air Hose  connected to VisiFilter   For pressure  insert the male  quick connect hose mount Fitting directly into the Controllable PRESSURE Port     CAUTION    When removing any Air Hose  turn and pull  DO NOT attempt to pull Air  Hose directly off  Damage to or breakage of Vacuum Fitting or VisiFilter  may occur
29. ts  booklet  5050 0251 5050 0251  14 SP Tip  amp  Tool Stand 6019 0043 6019 0043  15 SX Tip  amp  Tool Stand 6019 0044 6019 0044       Table IV         201A         201AJ         201AE Accessory             23       REPLACEMENT PARTS       ACCESSORY TRAY         101A J E    Listed below are items included in        101A         101AJ and        101AE System Accessory Trays                                                           PACE PART NUMBER                101    NO   bEscRIPTION MBT 101A         101AE  1 SX 70 Sodr X Tractor Handpiece 6010 0077 6010 0077  2 Operation  amp  Maintenance Manual 5050 0381 5050 0381  3 Tubing  Silicone  Translucent  54  Length 1342 0001 13 1342 0001 13  4 VisiFilter 1309 0028 1309 0028  VisiFilter Replacement Elements  optional item    1309 0027 P50   1309 0027 P50  5 Bristle Brush  Glass Chamber Cleaning 1127 0002 1127 0002  6 Power Cord 1332 0094 1332 0093  7 Tubing  Clear PVC  1  Length  Qty  2  1325 0003 07   1325 0003 07  8 Wire Brush  3 16  Dia  1127 0014 1127 0014  9 Wire Brush  1 8  Dia  1127 0006 1127 0006  10 AdapTip Kit  1 8  Tip to 3 16  Shank  1360 0083 P1   1360 0083 P1  11 Tip Cleaning Kit 6993 0151 6993 0151  12 SX Tip  amp  Tool Stand 6019 0044 6019 0044  13 Tip  amp  Temp  Selection System Charts  booklet  5050 0251 5050 0251       Table V MBT 101A  MBT 101AJ  MBT 101AE Accessory Tray    24       REPLACEMENT PARTS    ACCESSORY KIT  MBT 201 J E       Listed below are items included in MBT 201A  MBT 201AJ and MBT 201AE System
30. tting  for the channel  powering the handpiece to obtain the desired True Tip Temperature        VARIABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL    Adjust the Variable Temperature Control s  to the desired temperature setting   Notice that the control dial has a Gray scale denoting temperature in   C   Celsius  and a Yellow scale denoting temperature in   F  Fahrenheit   These  numerical scales denote the set tip temperature times 100  e g    3  on the  Yellow scale is 3 x 100 or 300 C            CHANNEL LED OPERATION Figure 10  Adjust Temperature    The Channel LED s  are a visual indication of Power Output status  Following is an explanation of these status  indicators     LED Full On   Continuous power is being delivered to the handpiece connected to the associated channel  This  condition is evident when the system is first powered up  handpiece heater cold  or the Variable Temperature  Control is increased     LED Flashing   Indicates that the set tip temperature  as set on the associated Variable Temperature Control  has  been reached  Power to the handpiece is cycling Off and On to maintain set temperature     LED Off   No power is being delivered to the handpiece connected to the associated channel  This condition is  evident if the Variable Temperature Control is decreased     18    CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE       VISIFILTER ELEMENT REPLACEMENT    Follow the procedure listed below to replace the VisiFilter element when it becomes clogged or discolored     1     Disconnect the handpiece ai
    
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