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You can select a particular weld by pressing the plus/minus keys when the cursor is
on the line that shows the relevant weld number.
In the same way, you can enter the length of the weld to obtain the heat input.
13.1 Saving quality data on a compact flash card
To enable you to use this function, insert a compact flash card into the controller (see
the
10
”File manager” chapter).
AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS
Highlight quality functions.
Press STORE.
FILE MANAGER
WELD DATA SETS
CONFIGURATION
QUALITY FUNCTION
PRODUCTION STATISTICS
ERROR LOG
USER DEFINED SYNERGIC DATA
LIMIT EDITOR
STORE
QUIT
ENTER
The entire quality data configuration (information on the last 100 welders) stored on
the controller is now saved on the compact flash card.
For a description of quality data, see the
13
”Quality functions” chapter, and for
information on what the quality data files contain, see the
10.8
”Quality data files
content” chapter.
The files are named as in this example: Qdata050620_1.aqd. The name always
starts with Qdata, and the extension is always .aqd. The figures in between are date
and serial number. In the example you can see that the file was generated on 20
June 2005 and that it was the first quality data file generated on that day.
The file is located in a folder called QData. QData is generated automatically when
you insert a compact flash card.
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