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Analog control
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Pic. 4A
Position 1 Potentiometer for adjustment of wire feed speed
Position 2 Switch of SPOT WElDING function with potentiometer of adjus
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tment of spot welding length
Position 3 Switch of PAUSE function with potentiometer of adjustment
of pause length between each spots – slow pulses and switch
of two- and four -stroke function
Digital control PROCESSOR
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Pic. 4b
Position 1 Potentiometer to setting parameters
Position 2 GAS TEST button
Position 3 lED illustrating pre-gas
Position 4 lED illustrating effusion of welding wire speed
Position 5 button SET – it allows choosing setting parameters
Position 6 lED illustrates switching pulse function on
Position 7 button welding mode allows switching two-stroke and
four-stroke modes, spot and pulse welding on/off
Position 8 lED illustrating spot welding mode
Position 9 lED illustrating four-stroke welding mode
Position 10 button MEM allows loading of values of voltage and welding
current which were measured last time
Position 11 lCD showing welding current
Position 12 lCD showing welding pressure and values with lED “SETTING”
light up; it is values of wire feeder speed, pre-gas etc
Position 13 lED SETTING glows only when parameters are shown - speed
of wire feeder, start of wire, pre-gas and post-gas, spot time and
pulse time, burning out of wire
Position 14 lED illustrating feeding speed of welding wire
Position 15 lED illustrating spot time
Position 16 lED illustrating burnt out time
Position 17 lED illustrating post-gas time
Position 18 lED illustrating pulse time
Position 19 Wire feed button
Digital control SYNERGIC
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Pic. 4C
Position 1 Potentiometer for setting parameters
Position 2 button GAS TEST.
Position 3 lED illustrating pre-gas.
Position 4 lED illustrating effusion of welding wire speed.
Position 5 button SET - it allows to choose setting parameters.
Position 6 lED illustrates switching pulse function on.
Position 7 button “welding mode” - it allows switching ON/OFF of
two-time and four-stroke modes, spot and pulse welding.
Position 8 lED illustrating spot welding mode
Position 9 lED illustrating four-time welding mode.
Position 10 Switch of synergic function - SyN ON/OFF.
Position 11 lED signaling switching synergic function on.
Position 12 lCD showing welding current.
Position 13 lED signaling approximate power values of welding material
on display; when diode is off, display shows value of welding
current.
Position 14 lED signaling recommendation of what kind of choke outlet
should be used.
Position 15 lED signaling recommendation of what kind of choke outlet
should be used (If lEDs in positions 14 and 15 are not on, outlet
of chocking coil l1 is connected).
Position 16 lCD showing welding pressure and values with lED SETTING
light up; it is values of speed of wire feeder, pre-gas etc.
Position 17 lED SETTING, glows only when parameters are shown - speed
of wire feeder, start of wire, pre-gas and post-gas, spot time
and pulse time, burning out of wire.
Position 18 lED illustrating speed of shifting of welding wire.
Position 19 lED illustrating spot time.
Position 20 lED illustrating burnt out time.
Position 21 lED illustrating post-gas time.
Position 22 lED illustrating pulse time.
Position 23 button wire feeder.
Welding torch and grounding
cable connection
Disconnect the machine from the power supply before connecting the
cables.
• Connect the welding torch to the EURO connector (pic. 1 A/b, pos. 14)
and tighten the cap nut.
• With the liquid cooled welding torch connect also the blue and red tubing
to the quick connectors according to the color (pic 1 A/b, pos. 15, “W”
machines only).
• If you are not using a liquid cooled torch you must use a jumper between
red and blue connector (“W” machines only).
• Connect the grounding cable – for the machines 4000/5000 to the quick
connector (pic. 1b, pos. 1b), for machines 400/500 to one of the outlet
of the choke (pic. 1 A, pos. 1A). Determine a suitable outlet according to
Table 3.
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