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PSI STANDARD SERIES DC MIG/MAG TIG/MMA 

6. SETTING THE WELDING UNIT  

When no button on the front panel of the welding unit is pressed, the digital display of the unit shows the 
value of the basic parameter of the current welding process: 

1.

 

Welding current in the manual arc welding process 

(MMA)

 

2.

 

Welding current in the argon shielded tungsten-arc welding process 

(TIG)

 

3.

 

Welding voltage in the semiautomatic arc welding process 

(MIG/MAG)

 

4.

 

Welding wire speed in the semiautomatic arc welding process 

(MIG/MAG)

  

The buttons 

(1)

 on the front panel are responsible for changing the value of the selected function or basic 

welding parameter. 

The button 

(3)

 on the front panel of the source is responsible for the following: 

1.

 

The choice of any function in the current welding method to unblock the devices should  be kept 
pressed button for more than 5 seconds. 

2.

 

Resetting  all  functions  to  the  factory  settings  in  the  welding  method  being  used  should  be  kept 
pressed for more than 10 seconds; (The device does not reset the settings in other methods). 

The button 

(4)

 on the front panel of the multifunction machine is responsible for the following: 

1.

 

The choice of welding method (quick press); 

The button 

(11)

 on the front panel of the source is responsible for the following: 

1.

 

The  choice  of  any  feeder  function  in  the 

MIG/MAG

  welding  method,  in  order  to  unblock  the 

feeder, keep the button 

(11)

 pressed for more than 5 seconds. 

Buttons 

(7)

  on the front panel are designed for changing  the value of the function or basic parameter  of 

wire feeder. 

6.1. SWITCHING TO THE REQUIRED FUNCTION 

To  enter  the  advanced  settings  of  the  device  function,  keep  the  button 

(3)

  pressed  for  more  than  

5 seconds. After pressing the button 

(3)

, the graphical name of the current function will be shown on the 

display. After releasing the button, the display will show the standard value of this function, which can be 
increased or decreased using the buttons 

(1).

 In the situation of fast pressing and releasing the button 

(3)

you  can  switch  over  to  the  next  functions  of  the  welder  in  the  circle,  the  same  situation  applies  to  the 
button 

(11)

 on the wire feeder, the adjustment takes place via the buttons 

(7). 

 

6.2. SWITCHING TO THE REQUIRED WELDING PROCESS  

By pressing button (4), the device switches to the next welding method. The methods switch over in 
circles, you can see it on the front panel. 

 

ATTENTION!

 

If button 

(3)

 is held for more than 12 s, the display will show 

readouts 333 … 222 … 111 … 000. In this state, release the button before the end 
of the readout indication period (000); otherwise, all the values of the functions 
and parameters of the welding unit will return to the default factory values set for 
the current welding process 

(see Section 6.3) 

 

6.3. RESETTING ALL FUNCTIONS CURRENT WELDING METHOD 

There  might  be  conditions  when  the  operator  cannot  set  the  welding  unit  parameters  properly.  In  this 
case, press button 

(3)

 and hold it for more than 12 s. At the 5th second, the welding unit will be ready to 

switch to the next welding process. Nevertheless, hold the button. After 5 seconds, the display will show 
readouts 333 … 222 … 111 … 000. When the readout is 000, the values of the functions and parameters 
of  the  welding  unit  will  return  to  the  default  factory  set  values.  These  operations  for  setting  default 
parameter values should be performed individually for all the welding processes of the welding unit. 

Summary of Contents for PSI 160 Standard

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...G UNIT 14 3 7 SHORT ARC WELDING MODE 14 3 8 REDUCTION OF OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE 15 3 9 WELDING AT PULSE WELDING CURRENT 15 4 ARGON ARC WELDING PROCESS TIG 16 4 1 PREPARING THE WELDING UNIT FOR OPERATION...

Page 3: ...MMA 26 7 2 ARGON SHIELDED TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING PROCESS TIG 26 7 3 SEMIAUTOMATIC ARC WELDING PROCESS MIG MAG 27 7 3 1 WIRE FEEDER FUNCTION WELDING PROCESS MIG MAG 27 8 MAINTENANCE 28 9 OPERATION WITH A...

Page 4: ...sure that all product in series production are in conformity with the product sample detailed in this report The applicant should hold the whole technical report at disposal of the competent all the r...

Page 5: ...t more than 80 Not more than 0 6 mm 1 0 75 1 5 115 2 0 160 2 5 195 4 0 310 3 mm Not more than 120 Not more than 0 8 mm 1 5 75 2 0 105 2 5 130 4 0 205 6 0 310 4 mm Up to 160 Not more than 1 0 mm 2 0 75...

Page 6: ...operating modes of the unit This welding unit is designed for household and semi industrial use It provides a good load duration at full rated current of 200A and 250A respectively when powered by a p...

Page 7: ...e automatically varied depending on the temperature inside the unit This feature allows the service life of the ventilator to be increased and additionally dust content inside the unit to be reduced 6...

Page 8: ...n against electrode sticking Automatic Automatic Automatic Reduction of open circuit voltage ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF Open circuit voltage in the manual arc welding process V 12 75 12 75 12 75 Welding arc...

Page 9: ...OF THE WELDING CABLES ARE INDICATED BELOW Cable length m Maximum current A Cross section area of the cable conductor mm2 Cable designation 4 12 m Not more than160 16 mm2 KG 1 16 5 15 m Not more than...

Page 10: ...utton is pressed gas feed is switched off 7 Button for adjusting the wire feed speed and parameters of the feeder function 8 Digital display showing the wire feed speed and feeder functions 9 The butt...

Page 11: ...s shielded arc welding GMAW or flux cored arc welding FCAW or FCA for a semi automatic or automatic arc welding process Any other use of the welding unit is considered as improper The manufacturer of...

Page 12: ...s connected to a power supply voltage of over 270 V and three phase to 460 V This situation can occur if the phase voltages in the standard power system are unbalanced or if you use a non standard con...

Page 13: ...tch 14 the welding electrode is under voltage Do not allow the electrode to contact current conducting or grounded parts such as the casing of the welding unit because such a contact will cause the st...

Page 14: ...Improved arc starting 4 Reduced probability of electrode sticking see Section 3 5 Manual adjustment operations allow the minimum welding voltage to be set in order to slightly decrease power consumpt...

Page 15: ...AKTERISTIC of the welding unit is 1 4 V A This value is optimal for the most common electrodes and with rutile coating In order to facilitate welding with electrodes with standard coating it is recomm...

Page 16: ...or hand in manual arc welding process specifically at hard to reach places The proper adjustment of the welding process parameters in the welding at pulse welding current has a direct effect on the we...

Page 17: ...combustive gases The use of other gases is allowed only by agreement with the manufacturer of the welding unit Preparation the welding unit for TIG LIFT operation 1 Connect the TIG torch into socket...

Page 18: ...on of the control button on the welding torch is set by default and is designed for welding torches with contact arc starting without using oscillators and other like devices In contrast to convention...

Page 19: ...ly at hard to reach places The proper adjustment of the welding process parameters in the welding at pulse welding current has a direct effect on the weld quality specifically reduces weld metal poros...

Page 20: ...welding process are described in Section 6 1 5 SEMIAUTOMATIC ARC WELDING PROCESS MIG MAG ATTENTION As the shielding gas during welding of carbon steel carbon dioxide CO2 is used it is the cheapest opt...

Page 21: ...should be minimum necessarily tightened and should easily spin but it should not turn 13 Switch the button 4 to the MIG MAG welding position if the desired welding method has been skipped press the b...

Page 22: ...MA 5 2 OPERATIONAL CYCLE OF THE WELDING PROCESS MIG MAG 5 2 1 OPERATIONAL CYCLE OF THE WELDING PROCESS MIG MAG 2T The procedure for changing the values of the operational parameters of the welding uni...

Page 23: ...h the shielding gas TIME POST GAS the gas valve is closed with a delay In the alternative mode of the _4T button we omit the first release of the button and this is different from the standard 4T mode...

Page 24: ...lated reduction period TIME DOWN VOLTAGE is 1 0 s and can be varied by the operator at his option see Section 6 1 5 6 FUNCTION OF POSTWELD GAS CLEANING This function is intended to clean the shielding...

Page 25: ...duty cycle DUTY CYCLE OF PULSE is 50 To activate the function set the voltage pulse amplitude POWER OF PULSE higher than 0 The voltage pulse amplitude should be set in percentage of the welding voltag...

Page 26: ...nter the advanced settings of the device function keep the button 3 pressed for more than 5 seconds After pressing the button 3 the graphical name of the current function will be shown on the display...

Page 27: ...lue a 9 18 V adjustment 1 V 5 VOLT AMPER CHARAKT Volt ampere characteristic slope 1 4 V A default value a 0 2 1 8 V A adjustment 0 4 V A 6 SHORT ARC MODE Short arc welding mode OFF default value a ON...

Page 28: ...y default a 0 1 25s krok zmiany 0 1s 4 TIME POST GAS Period of post weld gas purging 1 5 s default value a 0 1 25 s regulation 0 1 s 5 TIME UP VOLTAGE Period of voltage increase 1 0 s default value a...

Page 29: ...ime intervals check that the safety requirements in operation of the welding unit are fulfilled see Section 15 Safety instructions 2 At half yearly intervals purge the welding unit with dry compressed...

Page 30: ...ltage the specification data of the unit are indicated on the nameplate on the rear panel of the unit In this case the electrical outlet of the power supply system and the power cable of the welding u...

Page 31: ...ired equipment The basic warranty obligations do not include devices 1 Mechanical damage affected the availability of the device deformation body parts and in consequence of a fall or drop heavy objec...

Page 32: ...MENT applies to households Do not dispose of electrical equipment together with normal waste In observance of European Directive 2012 19 EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE and its im...

Page 33: ...electric shock so avoid touching them with bare hands and wet or damaged protective clothing Protective clothing should not restrain movements If possible it should not be made of synthetic materials...

Page 34: ...lop during the burn can cause skin burns Wear protective gloves and pliers when touching or moving the welded item ELECTRIC POWER SOURCES It is forbidden to work with damaged welding wires or on wet s...

Page 35: ...r welding work in an environment of higher standard of electric shock It is recommended that the power line be provided with a separate protection against the shock absorber 17 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DI...

Page 36: ..._________ signature of the seller PATON SERVICE CENTER Kapita owa 4 Street Rzesz w City Poland zip code 35213 Head of Service Center Piotr B aszkowski Phone 48 22 290 86 96 e mail service patonwelder...

Page 37: ...AND FAULTY CONDITION CAUSE Tel Technical support 48 22 290 86 96 Address of the service center 35213 Poland Rzesz w 4 Kapita owa Street DATE OF REPORT TO REPAIR DATE OF SERVICE REPAIR _______________...

Page 38: ...TY CONDITION CAUSE Tel Technical support 48 22 290 86 96 Address of the service center 35213 Poland Rzesz w 4 Kapita owa Street DATE OF REPORT TO REPAIR DATE OF SERVICE REPAIR ________________ _______...

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