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Component Identification and Explanation
Setting the Unit Up PowerSet Mode
bered value (4) will turn red. If you find that you have moved too far
off the suggest setting of the machine, all you will need to do is turn
the adjustment knob until you are back at the center, tallest bar. Once
you are back at the suggested setting, the white 4 pointed star will
reappear.
If you need to make any changes to the functions, use the up and
down navigation arrows to navigate to the bottom of the menu and to
the function. Most parameters will be on a black or neutral back-
ground and display either
“
AUTO
” ,“
N/A
”, “
No
”
above them. These will
be blocked from access and will be automatically set for you. If you
desire control of these settings, then deselect the PowerSet mode
and use the manual mode. HINT: If you are concerned about loosing
the PowerSet mode to access and control things such as Pre/Post
Flow or Inductance, simply copy the suggested settings into manual
mode. You are then free to make any adjustment you need to any
parameter or function permitted.
In Stick PowerSet mode, you will notice different restrictions on rod
size selections that are allowed with different rod types. This is nor-
mal. The welder
’
s programming takes into the account the normal
min/max range of each class and size of welding rod and it
’
s respec-
tive capability at any given amperage.
Why Are Some Settings Limited or Blocked?
The reason that some settings are blocked on this unit is that the ma-
chine is in PowerSet mode and is automatically presetting the unit for
you and with some input parameters, some settings are not appropriate
for the values or operating parameters chosen. For example, if a wire
size that is too small is chosen, it may limit certain thicknesses and
block you from selecting the full range of thicknesses. In manual
mode, most all functions are available for adjustment. If a setting is
blocked in manual mode, it is a non adjustable setting.
