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Menu structure
Secondary parameters (menu main level)
With the and
51
push-buttons you can switch between
the secondary parameters. The currently selected parameter
is indicated in the display
50
. The value in the square brackets
is a standard or suggested value.
Push-button
44
(-) is used to reduce the indicated parameter
and push-button
48
(+) is used to increase the value of the in-
dicated parameter. By actuating the push-button
46
(END)
the system switches back to the material-wire-gas combina-
tion display.
Extras menu
In addition to the secondary parameters, the Extras menu
item is also available; it offers the following functions:
Push-buttons
44
(-) and
48
(+) are used to switch between the
menu items. The different entries of the menu items are called
up by pressing the und push-buttons
51
at the same
time. Switching between the individual entries is also possible
here with the push-buttons
44
(-) and
48
(+). To return, press
push-button
46
(END).
Tiptronic
The Tiptronic function provides you with 100 independent
jobs (10 job set with 10 jobs each). A job stores all the settings
and corrections on the operating panel.
The best way to use the Tiptronic function is to assign job
numbers to frequently recurring welding tasks or save the set-
tings which individual welders use specifically for “their” jobs.
Programming jobs:
Determine the optimal welding adjustment.
Press the “TT Save” button
45
(Save LED flashes).
Select the target job number with the push-buttons
44
(-)
and
48
(+) or with the torch rocker, and confirm with the
“TT Enter” push-button
47
(if you do not press Enter, the
Save LED goes out after 10 s after the last keystroke and
the save operation is aborted).
The Save and Enter LEDs flash briefly to confirm that pro-
gramming is terminated.
Twin pulse relation
Welding current
Downslope
Twin pulse current change
Twin pulse frequency
Start current time
Start current
Gas pre-flow
Job selection
Extras
Arc dynamic
Inductor effect
Gas post-flow
Wire burnback time
Final current
Last error messages
Module temperatures
Operating voltages
Configuration
Operating hour counter
Welding programs
Operating system Process
Operating system Master
0 normal
1 on
select language
flow rate cooling system
2 off
2 Diagnosis
1 Machine data
5 Mode cooling system
6 Lock function
4 Display contrast
3 Language
7 Arc lenght control
11 Robot interface
3
2
1
0
Voltage
Wire
change between
parameters with
keys
51
enter menuitem by pres-
sing both keys
51
at the
same time
change between me-
nuitems with keys
48
(+) und
44
(-)
Final current time
Arc lenght correction
Operating system DMR
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