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In Expert mode the following parameters are available: 
1.  AC-Frequency:  This function controls the frequency of 

the AC Wave shape in cycles per second. 

2.  AC-Balance:  AC balance controls the amount of time, 

as a percentage, that the polarity is electrode 
negative. 

3. Electrode Negative/Positive offset:  This function 

controls the amperage setting for the negative and 
positive side of the wave when TIG welding in AC 
polarity. 

 
The voltage display screen shows an abbreviated 
description of the icon selected.  The amperage display 
screen shows the value to be adjusted. 
 

Sequencer Functions: 

 

 

 
The sequencer allows for the customization of the TIG 
welding operation both in AC & DC- polarities.  Pressing 
the “Sel” button will cycle through the process graph. 
 

Table 3. 

 

Pre-Flow

:  Sets the time in 

seconds gas will flow prior to arc-
start initiation 

 

Starting Current:

  Sets the 

starting amperage for the process. 

 

Initial Slope

:  Sets the time in 

seconds it takes the starting 
current to reach normal operating 
amperage. 

 

Operating Amperage

:  Sets the 

amperage for all welding process 
permitted. 

 

Final Slope:

  Sets the time in 

seconds it takes the operating 
amperage to ramp down to the 
Finishing current. 

 

Finishing Current:  

Sets the 

finishing amperage for the 
process. 

 

Post Flow:

  Sets the time in 

seconds gas will flow after the arc 
is terminated 

 

Pulse Sequencer Functions: 

 

 

 

Table 4. 

 

Percent Peak Current:  

This 

functions sets the amount of time 
the pulse waveform spends at the 
peak current setting.  This function 
is set as a percentage of the total 
time for the pulse cycle. 

 

Pulses-Per-Second:  

Sets the 

total number of pulse cycles per 
second of time. 

 

Percent Background Current:

  

Sets the background amperage of 
the pulse waveform.  Background 
amperage is set as a percentage 
of the peak current. 

 

Main Amperage Control: 

 

  

 

 
The main amperage control button is intended to be a 
quick selection method to adjust the main amperage 
setting.  This function will allow users to quickly exit the 
sequencer portion of the U/I, eliminating the need to cycle 
through all possible sequencer functions to adjust the 
main amperage or exit the sequencer menu. 
 
This knob is also a multi-purpose command: see the 
“Operating Instruction” section for a description of how to 
use this command for parameter selection. 
 

Displays:

 

 

 

 

The right meter displays the preset welding current (A) 
before welding and the actual welding current during 
welding, and the left meter shown the voltage (V) at the 
output leads. 
 
A flashing on both displays indicate that the value read is 
the average value of the previous welding operation.  This 
feature shown the average value for 5seconds after every 
welding time. 
 
If a remote control is connected (the Remote LED is ON), 
the left meter (A) indicates the preset and the actual 
welding current following the instruction explained in the 
“Remote LED” description above. 
 
The dispays are used to indicate during setting of 
parameters, the name and the value of them.  Also are 
used for menu indication and error codes displaing. 

Summary of Contents for ASPECT 200

Page 1: ...IM3122 04 2020 REV01 ASPECT 200 OPERATOR S MANUAL ENGLISH Lincoln Electric Bester Sp z o o ul Jana III Sobieskiego 19A 58 263 Bielawa Poland www lincolnelectric eu...

Page 2: ...cord in the table below your equipment identification information Model Name Code Serial Number can be found on the machine rating plate Model Name Code Serial number Date Where Purchased ENGLISH INDE...

Page 3: ...0 115Vac 1ph STICK DC 100A 60A 45A 24V 22 4V 21 8V TIG DC 115A 90A 70A 14 6V 13 6V 12 8V STICK AC 100A 60A 45A 24V 22 4V 21 8V TIG AC 115A 90A 70A 14 6V 13 6V 12 8V Input Line Mode 30 35 60 100 30 35...

Page 4: ...rator must check the work area for any devices that may malfunction because of electromagnetic disturbances Consider the following Input and output cables control cables and telephone cables that are...

Page 5: ...AGNETIC FIELDS MAY BE DANGEROUS Electric current flowing through any conductor creates electric and magnetic fields EMF EMF fields may interfere with some pacemakers and welders having a pacemaker sha...

Page 6: ...contact free ignition with TIG GTAW welding can interfere with the operation of insufficiently shielded computer equipment EDP centers and industrial robots even causing complete system breakdown TIG...

Page 7: ...bility in this manual Do not operate in areas with an ambient temperature greater than 40 C Input Supply Connection Check the input voltage phase and frequency supplied to this machine before turning...

Page 8: ...COOLARC 24 If a Coolarc unit listed above is connected to the Machine it will be automatically turned ON and OFF in order to ensure the torch cooling When Stick welding mode is used the cooler will b...

Page 9: ...active the Power ON LED starts blinking and an error code is shown on the displays The machine restarts automatically when the Input Voltage returns in the correct range For further detail read the Er...

Page 10: ...In menu SMAW is possible to change hot start and arc force diagram NOTE Pressing the button assigned to PROCESS selection will toggle the illumination of the icon from left to right following the pro...

Page 11: ...ctions sets the amount of time the pulse waveform spends at the peak current setting This function is set as a percentage of the total time for the pulse cycle Pulses Per Second Sets the total number...

Page 12: ...rol Knob to Select memory location 3 Press and hold memory button for 3 seconds Recalling Memory Settings In order to recall process settings it is first necessary to press the memory button so that t...

Page 13: ...lding puddle That means Electrode workpiece sticking prevention also with low current values Spatters reduction The welding operations are simplified and the welded joins looks better also if not brus...

Page 14: ...select 2 Step sequence Output Visualization Press several times until the LED above lights up With the 2 step trigger mode and a TIG welding mode selected the following welding sequence will occur 1 P...

Page 15: ...p With the 4 step trigger mode and a TIG welding mode selected the following welding sequence will occur 1 Press and hold the TIG torch trigger to start the sequence The machine will open the gas valv...

Page 16: ...and released from step 3A it is possible to press and hold the TIG torch trigger another time to end the downslope time and maintain the output current at the Crater current When the TIG torch trigger...

Page 17: ...TIG torch trigger when the main part of the weld is complete The machine will now decrease the output current at a controlled rate or downslope time until the Crater current is reached This Crater cur...

Page 18: ...ep 5 Note B PEAK of FREQ Pulses Per Second DC Only when pulse function is enabled 0 1 0 1 10 Hz step 0 1Hz 10 500Hz step 1Hz 500 2000Hz step 10Hz FREQ Current selected value Hz Pulses Per Second AC On...

Page 19: ...uency the PEAK is fixed to 50 Note D Once AUTO is selected the default parameter are used Menu GTAW To enter into Menu GTAW see section Menu described above The ADVANCED menu part is available only in...

Page 20: ...mm 0 04 1 6mm 1 16 2 4mm 3 32 3 2mm 1 8 ADV Note F Tungsten Type Note G GRN GRN TYPE Current selected value Colour WHTE GREY TURQ GOLD TIG STARTING PARAMETERS NOTE F Polarity EP EN EP POL Current sele...

Page 21: ...ixed the minimum allowable current Table 10 Tungsten diameter Min AMP 3 2 mm 20 2 4 mm 10 1 6 mm 7 1 mm 2 For AC welding advanced users is present the possibility to modify the AC starting parameters...

Page 22: ...step 1 Hot Start SOFT 30 0 75 step 1 HSTR Current selected value CRISP 50 50 200 step 1 Stick Polarity DC DC or DC STPL Current selected value ARC FORCE and HOT START With those two parameters user c...

Page 23: ...FF OFF UPDN Current selected value type AMPS MEM MAX amparage OFF 51 199 OFF AMPS Current selected value A Cooler option AUTO AUTO COOL Current selected value type ON Control firmware revision N A N A...

Page 24: ...in amperage the UP DOWN with remote device will work as described above MEM MODE By pressing torch buttons user will be allowed to change over settings stored in memory locations from 1 to 9 The featu...

Page 25: ...ncoln Electric Maintenance or repairs performed by unauthorized service centers or personnel will null and void the manufacturer s warranty The frequency of the maintenance operations may vary in acco...

Page 26: ...ing First read the Part List reading instructions above then refer to the Spare Part manual supplied with the machine that contains a picture descriptive part number cross reference REACh 11 19 Commun...

Page 27: ...M W000382719 2 PROTIGIIIS 30RL C5B S 5M W000382720 2 PROTIGIIIS 30RL C5B S 8M W000382721 2 PROTIGIIIS 40RL C5B S 5M W000382722 2 PROTIGIIIS 40RL C5B S 8M W000382723 2 PROTIGIIIS 10W C5B S 5M W00038272...

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