Cebora 366, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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NOTE: The cooling unit is optional for art. 366.
3.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE PANEL
(Fig.2) .
Process key AT.
One of the LEDs AX , AV , or AW lights when
selected.
LED AX LED AV LED AW
Mode key AS.
One of the LEDs D , C , E , B , A , or AU lights when
selected:
LED D “HOT START”
MMA welding active.
This LED lights to indicate that the display
U displays the
time, expressed in seconds, during which the welding
machine delivers an overcurrent to improve electrode
starting. It may be adjusted using the knob
Y .
LED C “Arc-Force”
MMA DC welding active.
This is a percentage of the welding current. The display
U
displays its value, and the knob Y adjusts it. This over-
current essentially aids in the transfer of drops of molten
metal.
LED E :
CONTINUOUS TIG welding, started by
means of a high voltage/frequency device.
TIG
LED B :
PULSE TIG welding, started by means of a
high voltage/frequency device.
The pulse frequency is adjustable from 0.16 to 500Hz
(LED
AE ); the peak current and the base current may be
activated via the LEDs AG and AD , respectively, and are
adjustable using the knob Y .
From a pulse frequency of 0.16 to 1.1Hz, the display O
alternately shows the peak (main) current and the base
current. The LEDs
AD and AD light alternately; above 1.1
Hz the display O shows the average of the two currents.
LED A :
CONTINUOUS TIG welding with contact
starting (striking).
LED AU :
PULSE TIG welding with contact starting
(striking). The operating logic is the same as
described for LED B .
Program key AR.
One of the LEDs G , F , W , X , Z , or AA lights when
selected.
LED G :
Spot-welding (Manual).
After selecting the welding current (LED
AG ) and the spot
welding time (LED AE ) using the selector switch AP , set
the values using the knob Y .
This welding mode is only used if continuous welding is
selected and high-frequency start is used (LED
E lit). The
operator presses the torch trigger, the arc lights and shuts
TIG
TIG
TIG
E
AV
B
AW
A
AU
AT
AS
AA
AQ
AR AO AY AN H AM AL R AI AH AF AE AD AC AB AP
C
AX
D Z X W F G L I M S N O Y P T U Q AG
Fig. 2