MAnUAl WElDIng
This mode of operation is designed to weld all fittings in manual mode.
From the main menu:
Press the A Quick-Key to select manual welding, then:
Press the A Quick-Key to weld with data logging OFF.
Press the B Quick-Key to weld with data logging ON.
The display will ask for the welding cable to be connected to the fitting. When this has been done it will show the data logging options (if
selected). Enter the information as required.
The display will now prompt for the welding time and voltage to be entered. Press the C Quick-key to select the welding time. Enter this from
the numbered keypad, e.g. 100. This can be between 1 second and 3600 seconds. Press the A Quick-key to accept the new time.
(Optional voltage select)Press the D Quick-key to select the welding voltage. Enter this from the numbered keypad, e.g. 26. This can be
between 8 volts and 48 volts. A default option of 39,5 is available. Press the A Quick-key to accept the new voltage.
When the correct time and voltage have been selected, press the A Quick-key to accept them. The display will now ask for the START button
to be pressed. Press Start to begin welding.
During the weld, the display will show the set welding time, the remaining welding time, the set welding voltage and the welding power
generated in the fitting. The unit will also monitor the welding to make sure it does not go out of limits. Any faults that are detected will
terminate the welding and cause an error message to be displayed. These are listed later on in this manual.
(Optional cooling time) At the end of the weld the cooling time will be shown. This counts upwards from zero and will continue until stopped
by the operator. This is shown as an aid to the operator to allow them to know how long it was since the weld finished. Press any key to
continue.
The display will ask for the welding cable to be disconnected from the fitting. Doing this will reset the unit back to the welding menu.
FUsAMATIC WElDIng
This mode of operation is designed to weld the fully automatic “Fusamatic” fittings, manufactured and sold by The Fusion Group.
From the main menu:
Press the B Quick-Key to select automatic welding.
Press the A Quick-Key to select Fusamatic welding.
Press the A Quick-Key to weld with data logging OFF.
Press the B Quick-Key to weld with data logging ON.
The display will ask for the welding cable to be connected to the fitting.
Make sure that the red lead end is attached to the red terminal on the
Fusamatic fitting and the black lead end to the other.
When this has been done it will show the data logging options (if selected). Enter the information as required. The unit will now read the fitting
and set the welding time accordingly. This will be displayed. Press Start to begin welding.
During the weld, the display will show the set welding time, the remaining welding time, the set welding voltage and the welding power
generated in the fitting. The unit will also monitor the welding to make sure it does not go out of limits. Any faults that are detected will
terminate the welding and cause an error message to be displayed. These are listed later on in this manual.
(Optional cooling time) At the end of the weld the cooling time will be shown. This counts upwards from zero and will continue until stopped
by the operator. This is shown as an aid to the operator to allow them to know how long it was since the weld finished. Press any key to
continue.
The display will ask for the welding cable to be disconnected from the fitting. Doing this will reset the unit back to the welding menu.
bAR CODE WElDIng
This mode of operation is designed to weld bar coded fittings in fully automatic mode. Make sure that the bar code pen or (optional) bar
code scanner is connected to the USB socket on the unit
From the main menu:
Press the B Quick-Key to select automatic welding.
Press the D Quick-Key to select Bar Code welding.
Press the A Quick-Key to weld with data logging OFF.
Press the B Quick-Key to weld with data logging ON.
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