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EPOCH 4PLUS
Spotweld Assistant calibration files MUST be stored in memory locations 1-9 of the
EPOCH 4PLUS datalogger. Although waveforms and live instrument settings will be
stored in other memory locations, locations 1-9 are the only memory slots that will store
weld templates and Advanced Algorithm Training settings. Additionally, like other
calibration files stored in memory locations 1-9, the EPOCH 4PLUS allows quick recall of
any Spotweld Assistant calibrations from these locations by pressing the [2nd F] key and
the corresponding memory location number on the EPOCH 4PLUS alphanumeric
keypad.
Note: The EPOCH 4PLUS allows only ONE calibration file to be stored per
memory location for locations 1-9. Each calibration file must be stored in a
separate memory location.
For step-by-step instructions on saving and recalling calibration files, see Chapter 8:
Managing the Datalogger and Communications Settings.
9.8.7.2 Inspection Data Storage
During Spotweld inspections, it may be necessary to store data for individual weld
nuggets for analysis and reporting purposes. This data can be stored in the EPOCH 4PLUS
datalogger in single or multiple files locations. This data should be stored in file locations
10 or higher, which allow for multiple data acquisitions in a single file. For instructions on
saving inspection data files, see Chapter 8: Managing the Datalogger and
Communications Settings.
Once a nugget is inspected and characterized using the Spotweld Assistant and a data file
has been properly setup, press the [SAVE WAVE] key to save this weld nugget data. A
menu appears asking the operator to characterize the quality of the weld nugget. Based on
the selection from this screen, the inspection data will be stored in the datalogger with a
weld characteristic stamp (either NO STAMP, GOOD, UNDERSIZED, STICK,
UNWELD, THIN, BURNT, or NO RATING).
Figure 69 Weld Nugget Quality