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Front Panel Controls
A (Select Mode Button)
—Allows you to access different welding modes by repeatedly pressing.
B, C, D, E (Setup and Selection Buttons)
—The function of these buttons differs depending on which mode the
machine is in and what setup screen the machine is on. The function of the individual button is shown in the display
right above each button.
F (Upper Encoder)
—Turning the upper encoder in manual mode adjusts the wire feed speed, while turning the
upper encoder in all synergic and pulse programs adjusts the material thickness, wire feed speed, amperage, and
voltage. (This can also be done while welding).
G (Lower Encoder)
—Turning the lower encoder in manual mode sets the voltage, while turning the lower encoder
in all synergic and pulse programs adjusts the voltage of the synergic curve but does not set an absolute arc voltage
as it does in manual mode. (This can also be done while welding). If the machine is in a setup menu screen, you may
use the lower encoder to scroll through lists and make adjustments as necessary.
How to Weld (Express)
Press and release button
A
(Select Mode) as often as required to set the desired mode (MIG 2T is probably the
most popular).
Press and release button
B
once to enter program selection. Use encoder
G
to scroll through the program list and
find the program you need. Push and release button
C
to select the program, and use encoder
F
to set the desired
material thickness.
Note:
If button
B
is pressed twice within a short time, the machine will go into manual mode.
In the manual mode, simply use encoder
F
to set the wire feed speed and encoder
G
to set the arc voltage.
Pull the trigger and weld.
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