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3 Measurements
During the welding operation, the real current and volt-
age measurements are shown on the LCD display.
3a Welding current
3b Welding voltage
3.5 Set up
Permits set up and adjustment of a series of additional param-
eters for improved and more accurate control of the welding
system.
The parameters present at set up are organised in relation to the
welding process selected and have a numerical code.
Entry to set up:
by pressing the encoder key for 3 sec.
Selection and adjustment of the required parameter:
by
turning the encoder until displaying the numerical code relating
to that parameter. If the encoder key is pressed at this point,
the value set for the parameter selected can be displayed and
adjusted.
Exit from set up:
to quit the "adjustment" section, press the
encoder again.
To exit the set up, go to parameter "O" (save and quit) and press
the encoder.
List of set up parameters (MMA)
0
Save and quit
Allows you to save the changes and exit the set up.
1
Reset
Allows you to reset all the parameters to the default
values.
3 Hot
start
Allows adjustment of the hot start value in MMA.
Permits an adjustable hot start in the arc striking phases,
facilitating the start operations.
Parameter set as a percentage (%) of the welding current.
Minimum Off, Maximum 500%, Default 80%
7
Welding current
Permits adjustment of the welding current.
Parameter set in Amps (A).
Minimum 3A, Maximum Imax, Default 100A
8 Arc
force
Allows adjustment of the Arc force value in MMA.
Permits an adjustable energetic dynamic response in
welding, facilitating the welder's operations.
Parameter set as a percentage (%) of the welding current.
Minimum Off, Maximum 500%, Default 30%
312
Arc detachment voltage
Allows you to set the voltage value at which the electric
arc switch-off is forced.
It permits improved management of the various oper-
ating conditions that occur. In the spot welding phase,
for example, a low arc detachment voltage reduces
re-striking of the arc when moving the electrode away
from the piece, reducing spatter, burning and oxidisa-
tion of the piece.
If using electrodes that require high voltages, you are
advised to set a high threshold to prevent arc extinction
during welding.
Never set an arc detachment voltage higher than
the no-load voltage of the power source.
Parameter set in Volts (V).
Minimum 0V, Maximum 99.9V, Default 57V
500
Allows the selection of the required graphic interface:
XE (Easy Mode)
XA (Advanced Mode)
XP (Professional Mode)
Allows access to the higher set-up levels:
USER:
user
SERV:
service
SELCO:
Selco
501 Info
Allows the display of a set of information related to the
system.
502 Alarm
queue
Allows the intervention of an alarm to be indicated and
provides the most important indications for the solution
of any problem encountered.
(Consult the “Alarms screen” section).
551 Lock/unlock
Allows the locking of the panel controls and the inser-
tion of a protection code (consult the “Lock/unlock”
section).
552 Buzzer
tone
Permits adjustment of the buzzer tone.
Minimum Off, Maximum 10, Default 5
553 Contrast
Permits adjustment of the display contrast.
Minimum 0, Maximum 50, Default 25
601
(U/D) Adjustment step
Permits adjustment of the variation step on the up-
down keys.
Minimum Off, Maximum MAX, Default 1
602
CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4 External parameter
Allows the management of external parameter 1 (mini-
mum value, maximum value, default value, parameter
selected).
(Consult the “External controls management” section).
751 Current
reading
Allow the real value of the welding current to be dis-
played.
Allows the welding current display method to be set
(consult the “Interface personalisation” section).
752 Voltage
reading
Allows the real value of the welding voltage to be dis-
played.
Allows the welding voltage display method to be set
(consult the “Interface personalisation” section).
Summary of Contents for Genesis 1700 AC/DC
Page 1: ...Genesis 1700 AC DC Genesis 2200 AC DC MANUALE DI RIPARAZIONE REPAIR MANUAL ...
Page 51: ...161 PFC S POWER COMPONENTS D11 IG1 IG2 D1 D7 CN3 M1 CN4 CN5 CN8 CN7 M2 CN6 ...
Page 52: ...162 PFC STAGE LEDS INDICATIONS PFC s POWER COMPONENTS L2 L1 IG1 IG2 D1 CN6 D7 D11 ...
Page 54: ...164 INVERTER STAGE CN3 M1 CN4 CN5 CN8 CN7 M2 Inverter IMS power module ...
Page 62: ...172 15 Remove pcb T3 PFC s POWER COMPONENTS IG1 IG2 D1 NTC1 Unscrew torque screw at 2 2N mt ...
Page 64: ...174 DIODES AND PFC IGBT ORIENTATION Landmark for assembling ...
Page 67: ...177 12 4 Thermic caps inverter side NTC1 T3 CN11 ...
Page 69: ...179 12 5 Thermic caps secondary side T1 T2 15 14 434 CN3 CN2 ...
Page 74: ...184 15 14 439 15 14 42901 L3 L4 L1 L2 ...
Page 75: ...185 Gas valve flow chart signal Pipe 38 39 ...
Page 79: ...189 CN6 15 14 415 CN3 15 14 431 FLAT A FLAT B Inverter commands Boost commands ...
Page 80: ...190 By pass relais flow chart Gas valve ELVI Fan M1 and M2 command signal ...
Page 81: ...191 HF command signal AC command signal Torch switch buttons signals ...
Page 88: ...198 HF pulse in TIG AC HF pulse in TIG DC ...
Page 114: ...224 GENESIS 2200 AC DC FP279 ...
Page 115: ...225 GENESIS 1700 AC DC FP216 ...
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Page 118: ...228 20 CONNETTORI CONNECTORS GENESIS 1700 AC DC FP279 GENESIS 2200 AC DC FP279 ...
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