Selco Genesis 1700 TLH Instruction Manual page 29

3.3 Rear panel
1 Power supply cable
Connects the system to the mains.
2 Gas fitting
3 Signal cable (CAN-BUS) input
4 Off/On switch
Turns on the electric power to the welder.
It has two positions, "O" off, and "I" on.
3.4 Sockets panel
1 Negative power socket
For connection of earth cable in electrode welding or of
torch in TIG.
2 Positive power socket
For connection of electrode torch in MMA or earth
cable in TIG.
3 Gas fitting
4 Torch button connection
4 ACCESSORIES
4.1 General
Operation of the remote control is activated when connected
to the Selco power sources. This connection can be made also
with the system power on.
With the RC control connected, the power source control panel
stays enabled to perform any modification. The modifications
on the power source control panel are also shown on the RC
control and vice versa.
4.2 RC 100 remote control
The RC 100 is a remote control unit designed to manage the
display and the adjustment of the welding current and voltage.
"Consult the instruction manual".
4.3 RC 200 remote control
The RC 200 is a remote control unit designed to manage the
display and the adjustment of all available parameters of the
power source to which it is connected.
"Consult the instruction manual".
4.4 RC 120 pedal remote control
Once the power source has been switched to the EXTERNAL
CONTROL mode, the output current is controlled from a
minimum to a maximum value (can be entered from SETUP) by
varying the foot pressure on the pedal surface. A microswitch
provides the start trigger signal at minimum pressure.
5 MAINTENANCE
Routine maintenance must be carried out on the
system according to the manufacturer's instruc-
tions.
Any maintenance operation must be performed by qualified
personnel only.
When the equipment is working, all the access and operating
doors and covers must be closed and locked.
Unauthorized changes to the system are strictly forbidden.
Prevent conductive dust from accumulating near the louvers
and over them.
Disconnect the power supply before every opera-
tion!
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