LaserStar iWeld 900 Series, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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LaserStar
®
Workstation Operation & Maintenance Manual 900 Series Ver. 991.6 November 2019
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Pulse Suppression (Model dependent)
Pulse suppression is used to even out the pulse energy. When welding with
multiple pulses at higher energy levels, the first pulses will have a more
noticeable energy density / weld diameter than later pulses. To minimize this
effect, the operator must determine the correct number of pulses to be
suppressed. The number of pulses to be suppressed is application specific.
Pulse suppression can be set from 1-99 pulses.
EZ-LINK™ (hardware standard / software optional)
LaserStar
’
s EZ-LINK™ Software provides direct access to your LaserStar
®
welding system’s internal operating system via a personal computer. This
feature offers many advanced communication features allowing the user to
perform a wide range of tasks. Some of the Key features are:

Connect and Control Your LaserStar
®
-Remotely or On-site

Create / Edit / Save Memory Parameter Settings

Back-Up Memory Cells (Parameters and Descriptions)

Monitor Daily System Performance

Download System Updates

Create Usage History Reports

Perform Troubleshooting

Run System Diagnostics
Restricted Access / Password Option (Model / Option Dependent
/ Factory Installed / Appendix B)
The restricted access option is used to prevent unauthorized changes to the weld
parameters. This option should be installed in the welder system at LaserStar
prior to shipment. The user can then enable or disable the restricted access
feature / password protection at any time.