WTC MedWeld 4000, Руководство оператора

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MedWeld 4000 Operator’s Guide Modified: 9/17/08 5 - 1
M-032116 Programs #T03300, #T02300 and #T02400
Setup Parameters 5
The MedWeld 4000 provides a number of programmable setup
parameters . They allow for customizing the control to meet your
application requirements.
These parameters “inform” the control about its operating environment.
They also define the hardware (such as the type of transformer used and
its turns ratio), and describe acceptable limits on the ranges of weld
parameters (such as secondary current, power factor and C-factor).
Some parameters define the severity of fault conditions (as either
FAULT or ALERT). They tell the control how to respond when it
detects a fault condition:
• FAULT tells the control to turn OFF the NO FAULT output, or turn
ON the FAULT output. This indicates that a fault condition was
detected.
Fault conditions normally inhibit initiation of a weld schedule.
(Refer to the Initiation On Fault setup parameter on page 5-10.)
• ALERT tells the control to activate the ALERT output. An alert
condition generally will not inhibit initiating a weld schedule.
• NONE tells the control to log that the condition was detected, but
neither output is activated. This condition will not inhibit initiation
of a weld schedule.
Parameter settings are programmable (with some exceptions). However,
the
list of parameters is fixed. You CANNOT remove a parameter from
this list.
You can change the value assigned to a parameter from the DEP-100S
Programming Device,
WSS (Weld Support System) or WebVIEW . (Refer
to “Programming the Weld Processor” on page 2-12 for further
information on these programming options.)
NOTE:
To protect the operator or equipment, some parameters are NOT
programmable. For these, you CANNOT change the setting or value.