WTC MedWeld 3005, Operator'S Manual

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82 LINEAR STEPPER #nn ASSIGNED (0 = OFF)
83 SUREWELD STEPPER #nn ASSIGNED (0 = OFF)
(nn = 1-99)
Function #82 assigns a linear stepper to a weld schedule.
Function #83 assigns a SureWeld stepper to a weld schedule.
The MedWeld 3005 can have up to 99 independent linear
steppers, and up to 99 SureWeld steppers. Linear steppers
have 5 programmable levels (called “steps”) to provide
additional energy. When either function appears in a weld
schedule, the appropriate stepper is advanced (incremented)
each time you execute the weld schedule.
If it is used in a weld schedule, either function MUST be the
first function in the schedule.
Valid stepper numbers are 1 – 99. To disable a stepper for a
schedule, assign the stepper as zero (#0). For more details
about steppers, refer to Chapter 7, "Stepper Data".
86 TIP DRESS ADVANCE GROUP #nn STEP #M
(nn = 1-99 m = 1-5)
This function advances all the steppers assigned to the group
number programmed in this function, to the step number
specified in the function.
Suppose this function reads: TIP DRESS ADVANCE GROUP
#02 STEP #05. Every stepper (1 – 99) assigned to group #02
would advance to Step #5.
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This function can advance several steppers simultaneously. For example,
your application may use several different weld schedules to execute a
weld on the same tool, but those schedules may be assigned to different
steppers (to account for weld variations).
This function allows you to advance every stepper assigned to a group
each time any schedule finishes a weld. (Every time the electrodes weld,
EVERY stepper involved is also advanced.)
Program the group assignments using the Stepper Display provided
from the DEP-100S. For more information, see “Linear Steppers” on
page 7-2.