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Service parame-
ters
Various service parameters can be retrieved by pressing the "Parameter selection" buttons
at the same time.
Opening the display
The first parameter ("Firmware version") is displayed, e.g. "1.00 | 4.21"
Selecting parameters
Available parameters
*)
If one of these parameters is selected in the MIG/MAG standard synergic welding
process, then the synergic function ensures that all other parameters, including the
welding voltage parameter, are adjusted automatically.
**)
The Real Energy Input display must be activated in level 2 of the Setup menu –
EnE parameter. The value continuously rises during welding in line with the perma-
nently increasing energy yield. The final value at the end of welding remains stored
until welding starts again or the power source is switched back on - the HOLD in-
dicator lights up.
***)
In conjunction with the VRD option, the currently selected welding process indica-
tor is simultaneously an additional indicator:
-
The indicator is permanently lit: The Voltage Reduction Device (VRD) is active
and is limiting the output voltage to less than 35 V.
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The indicator starts to flash as soon as a welding action starts in which the out-
put voltage can exceed 35 V.
Press and hold the "Parameter selection" button (left)
Press the "Parameter selection" button (right)
Release the "Parameter selection" buttons
Select the required setup parameter using the "Mode" and "Pro-
cess" buttons or the left-hand adjusting dial
1
2
3
1
Example:
1.00 | 4.21
Firmware version
Example:
2 | 491
Welding program configuration
Example:
r 2 | 290
Number of the currently selected welding program
Example:
iFd | 0.0
Motor current for wire drive in A
The value changes as soon as the motor is running.
654 | 32.1
= 65,432.1 hours
= 65,432 hours 6 mins
Indicates the actual arc time since using for the first time
Note: The arc time indicator is not suitable as a basis for calcu-
lating hiring fees, for warranty purposes, etc.
2nd
2nd menu level for service engineers
Summary of Contents for TransSteel 2500c
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Page 49: ...49 EN 3 4 3 4 IMPORTANT Tie the phase conductors near the luster terminal using cable ties...
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