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No.P6972 
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PROGRAM switch  

                  Table 5.1 

CPDP-350 CPDP-500 

Progra

Welding process 

Wire 

size. 
(in.) 

Program Welding 

process 

Wire 

size. 
(in.) 

11 0.035 

11  0.045 

12 

Mild steel 

CO2 

0.045 12 

0.052 

21 0.035 

13 

Mild steel 

CO2 

1/16 

22 

MAG 

0.045 21 

0.045 

23 0.035 

22 

MAG 

0.052 

24 

Mild steel 

Pulsed 

MAG 

0.045 23 

0.045 

24 0.052 

 

 

 

 

25 

Mild steel 

Pulsed 

MAG 

1/16 

31 0.035 

31  0.045 

32 

MIG 

0.045 32 

MIG 

1/16 

33 0.035 

33  0.045 

34 

Stainless 

steel 

Pulsed 

MIG 

0.045 34 

Stainless 

steel 

Pulsed 

MIG 

1/16 

41 0.035 

41  0.045 

42 

Cored wires 

MAG 

0.045 42 

Cored wires 

MAG 

1/16 

51 3/64 

51  3/64 

52 

MIG 

1/16 52 

MIG 

1/16 

53 3/64 

53  3/64 

54 

Soft 

aluminum 

Pulsed 

MIG 

1/16 54 

Soft 

aluminum 

Pulsed 

MIG 

1/16 

61 3/64 

61  3/64 

62 

MIG 

1/16 62 

MIG 

1/16 

63 3/64 

63  3/64 

64 

Hard 

aluminum 

Pulsed 

MIG 

1/16 64 

Hard 

aluminum 

Pulsed 

MIG 

1/16 

 

CRATER switch 

Selecting “

(W/O PULSE)” at pulse arc welding (when the PROGRAM switch is set to 

    23, 24, 33, 34, 53, 54, 63 or 64 

CPDP-350, 

  23

25, 33, 34, 53, 54, 63 or 64 

CPDP-500) 

causes welding with pulse off during crater fill. 
However, selecting “

(W/PULSE)” at non-pulse arc welding (when the PROGRAM switch is 

set to    11,12, 21, 22, 31, 32, 41, 42, 51, 52, 61 or 62

CPDP-350, 

    11

13, 21, 22, 31, 32, 41, 42, 51, 52, 61 or 62

CPDP-500),  

welding with pulse off continues during crater fill, namely the same operation as selecting  

(W/O PULSE)” is performed. 

PULSE ARC CONTROL knob 
The knob for adjusting pulse arc characteristic is valid only for pulsed MAG arc welding and 
pulsed MIG arc welding. Note that the adjustment does not function for non-pulse arc welding 
such as CO

2

 welding. 

Summary of Contents for OTC TURBO PULSE CPDP-350

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Page 2: ...RD COMPOSITION AND ACCESSORIES 10 5 FUNCTION OF EQUIPMENT 11 6 REQUIREMENT FOR INPUT POWER 15 7 TRANSPORTATION AND INSTALLATION 16 8 EXTERNAL CONNECTION 19 9 WELDING PREPARATION 23 10 WELDING OPERATIO...

Page 3: ...NING ARC WELDING can be hazardous PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS FROM POSSIBLE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH Be sure to Keep children away Keep pacemaker wearers away until consulting your doctor Read and unde...

Page 4: ...etal to a good electrical earth ground 7 Keep all panels and covers of this equipment securely in place 8 Do not use worn damaged undersized or poorly spliced cables 9 Do not touch electrode and any m...

Page 5: ...972 P 4 64 Chipping and grinding cause flying metal As welds cool they can throw off slag 6 Wear approved face shield or safety goggles Side shield recommended 7 Wear proper body protection to protect...

Page 6: ...fire hazards 9 Remove stick electrode from holder or cut off welding wire at contact tip when not in use 10 Do not use the welding power source for other use than arc welding 11 Wear oil free protect...

Page 7: ...welding electrode 6 Read and follow instructions on compressed gas cylinders associated equipment and the CGA publication P 1 listed in PRINCIPAL SAFETY STANDARDS 7 Turn face away from valve outlet w...

Page 8: ...er solidly on a flat surface Do not pull the welding power source across a floor laid with cables and hoses Do not put wire feeder on the welding power source Do not put the welding power source and w...

Page 9: ...iners That Have Held Hazardous Substances American Welding Society Standard AWS F4 1 from American Welding Society National Electrical Code NFPA Standard 70 from National Fire Protection Association S...

Page 10: ...four minutes to allow for proper cooling ON OFF 6 min 4 min 10 min If exceeding the rated duty cycle temperature rise of the welding power source and torch can exceed the allowable limit and will dam...

Page 11: ...0 035 0 045 0 045 1 16 Pulsed MAG Solid Mild steel 0 035 0 045 0 045 0 052 1 16 Stainless steel 0 035 0 045 0 045 1 16 Soft aluminum 3 64 1 16 3 64 1 16 MIG Hard aluminum 3 64 1 16 3 64 1 16 Stainless...

Page 12: ...bolt M8 20 2 Torch adapter AW 406 2 AW 406 2 feed roll U1376H16 1 3 208 230V Input cables Grounding cable Welding power source Shielding gas cylinder Gas regulator with flowmeter Gas hose 8ft Control...

Page 13: ...PMENT 5 1 Operation of front panel CAUTION When operating switches on the front panel be sure to stop welding If you open the panel cover gray you can see each switch and knob Close the panel cover du...

Page 14: ...de and then set to GAS CHECK side CONSTANT PENETRATION switch Set to position when using penetration control The penetration control functions only during main welding Note that even if setting the sw...

Page 15: ...16 61 3 64 61 3 64 62 MIG 1 16 62 MIG 1 16 63 3 64 63 3 64 64 Hard aluminum Pulsed MIG 1 16 64 Hard aluminum Pulsed MIG 1 16 CRATER switch Selecting W O PULSE at pulse arc welding when the PROGRAM sw...

Page 16: ...No P6972 P 15 64 5 2 Remote control box CPDP 500 Knob for setting welding current Inching switch Knob for setting welding voltage...

Page 17: ...b In case of using the ONE KNOB mode When the CURR VOLT CONTROL switch of the front panel is set to the ONE KNOB side the optimum welding voltage can be set automatically according to A knob of the re...

Page 18: ...s with the welding machine when using the auxiliary power supply on an engine generator or engine welder Set the voltage of the engine generator to208 218V in no load running If output voltage is set...

Page 19: ...rying the welding power source with a forklift secure the wheels to prevent possible rolling of the power source 7 2 Installation WARNING When installing the welding machine observe the following to p...

Page 20: ...e as possible Countermeasures on occurrence of electromagnetic troubles are as follows Change the installation place of the welding machine Keep machines liable to be affected away from welding machin...

Page 21: ...th little dust and little oil steam No corrosive gas should be around the installation place The installation place should be below an altitude of 3 300ft 1 000m and the ambient temperature should be...

Page 22: ...power source base metal and jigs connected electrically to the base metal should be performed by persons qualified in electrical work and according to the laws and regulations in your area Be sure to...

Page 23: ...No P6972 P 22 64 In case of using the water cooled torch...

Page 24: ...hose WARNING Choking can occur when shielding gas continues to flow in poor ventilated area Shut the main valve of the shielding gas cylinder when welding operation is not performed CAUTION If the ga...

Page 25: ...lding machine is used at place with high humidity CAUTION Be sure to provide a switch with fuse or circuit breaker at the input side of each welding machine The circuit breaker to be used should be ra...

Page 26: ...some arc welding can damage hearing Wear a face shield with a proper shade of filter See ANSI Z 49 1 listed in PRINCIPAL SAFETY STANDARDS to protect your face and eyes when welding or watching Wear a...

Page 27: ...LD position Adjust the gas flow by turning knob to OPEN Open cylinder valve knob 9 3 Inching operation CAUTION Do not look into the tip to check on feeding of the wire while inching Wire may fly out a...

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