Fronius Virtual Welding 2.0, Operating Instructions Manual

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Training concept and procedure for commissioning
Training concept - The curriculum is used as the basis for all learning content for Virtual Welding
- A curriculum is divided into individual chapters
- The chapters contain all relevant content for the trainees. This content includes:
- Theory: explanation of welding processes, introductions, etc.
- Knowledge check: tests to test the knowledge gained, etc.
- Training: practical welding tasks, etc.
- WPS (Welding Procedure Specification): welding specifications
- Individual courses for the desired group of trainees can be compiled from the curricu -
lum
- If there are multiple Virtual Welding systems in a network, the courses can be as -
signed to different Virtual Welding systems, for example:
- Course A is assigned to the systems used for basic training
- Course B is assigned to the systems used for advanced training
Commissioning
procedure
1. Create a curriculum and chapters
– This step is only necessary if Fronius licenses were purchased with the Wirtual
Welding system
– If Fronius licenses have been purchased with the system, ready-made curricula
are pre-installed on the system
2. Create individual courses from the curriculum
3. Assign the courses to the desired Virtual Welding systems (only necessary if multiple
Wirtual Welding systems are used)
4. Enable course mode (must be done separately for each Virtual Welding system) and
prepare Virtual Welding systems for users
The above steps are described in detail in the following sections.
The following sections describe the MIG/MAG welding process. The process is the same
for the other welding processes.