UVP DE-1 User Manual

De-1 eprom eraser operating instructions

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DE-1 EPROM ERASER

Operating Instructions

INTRODUCTION

The invisible band of radiation just be-

yond the violet end of the visible spec-

trum is called ultraviolet. In this band

is a region called shortwave ultraviolet

light, which includes the wavelength

that is instrumental in erasing

EPROMS: 253.7nm, approximately

254nm or 2537Å. These are equiva-

lent units of wavelength. The intensity

of this radiant energy is a function of the distance between the light source and the

EPROM and the geometry of the light source. The design of DE-1 EPROM Eraser

optimizes all of these element to give you the best possible performance.

OPERATION

Place the EPROM on the conductive foam pad, just below the exposed section of

the lamp. Lower the lamp housing until it just rests on the EPROM. The vertical

sliding mechanism will easily adjust to the EPROM’s height. Switch the lamp on.

A slight bluish glow is visible when the DE-1 is turned on. Place the unit aside for

a few minutes while the EPROM is erasing.

APPLICATION

The DE-1 EPROM Eraser produces an intensity of approximately 6550 µW/cm²

when used with new batteries. The wavelength is approximately 254nm (2537Å).

Three factors will determine the erasure time:

1. The required erasure energy of the EPROM specified by the manufacturer,

2. The age/length of use of the batteries, and

3. The tube life. A representative intensity for a tube that has been operated for

1000 hours is 50% of that of a new tube.

CAUTION: Do not look directly at the tube light or operate this unit

in a disassembled condition. Exposure can cause a delayed reac-

tion of sunburn to the eyes.

Memorase is a registered trademark of UVP, Inc.

REPLACING TUBE AND INSERTING BATTERIES

To replace the tube, turn the unit off. Using a Phillips screw driver, remove the end

screws, being careful to put the white plastic washers aside. Next, lift the lamp.

The black side panels will slip off. If you twist the tube slightly while holding its

metal ends, it should come out easily (needle nose pliers may be needed). You

are now ready to insert a new tube. Tubes may be purchased from your dealer.

The DE-1 uses 4 AA batteries. To insert batteries, raise the lamp to its highest

position (see diagram). Press thumb in the center of the battery housing closure,

and slide the removable door up and off. Insert 4 AA batteries as shown. Replace

the sliding door and gently “snap” it into place. Re-

move the batteries if the unit is to be stored for

more than a few months. NOTE: Some alka-

line batteries with test strips are slightly

larger than standard batteries and

may cause a tight fit. Recom-

mended batteries for use with

the DE-1 are Ever-Ready Clas-

sic and RAYOVAC without test

strips.

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

1.5" x 3" x 6.5" (3.8 x 7.6 x 16.5cm)

EPROM Capacity:

Erases one at a time; carries up to three

Erase Time:

2 to 5 minutes (lamp in lowered position)

Weight:

8.9 oz.

Power Source:

4 AA batteries

Replacement Tube:

34-0003-01

Note: If the DE-1 is left on continuously for 5 hours, the lamp intensity decreases

significantly.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT OR REPAIR

Contact UVP’s offices with any questions on use of these products. A Returned

Goods Authorization (RGA) number must be obtained from UVP prior to returning

any product to UVP.

WARRANTY

The Memorase DE-1 EPROM Eraser is guaranteed to be free of defects in mate-

rials, workmanship, and manufacture for one (1) year from date of purchase.

Consumable parts, including but not limited to tubes, are guaranteed for ninety

(90) days from date of purchase.

http://www.uvp.com

Corporate Headquarters: UVP, Inc., 2066 W. 11th Street, Upland, CA 91786

Tel: (800)452-6788 or (909)946-3197 * Fax: (909) 946-3597 * E-Mail: [email protected]

European Operations: Ultra-Violet Products Ltd., Unit 1, Trinity Hall Farm Estate,

Nuffield Rd, Cambridge CB4 1TG UK * Tel: +44(0)1223-420022 * Fax: +44(0)1223-420561

E-Mail: [email protected]

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