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CONNECTION DIAGRAM-ELECTRODE POSITIVE
(750A-1000A)
A.
ELECTRODE
B.
WORK CONNECTION
C. ARC TRACKER (REAR VIEW)
D. POWER SOURCE
E.
VOLTAGE SENSE LEADS (FROM FRONT
OF ARC TRACKER)
F.
BLCK
G. RED
Figure 1: Connection Diagram-electrode positive
Design Features
Multiple process DC welding range: 10-1000 Amps,
100% duty cycle.
Simple Plug-N-Play design – connect to welding
circuit, attach voltage sense leads and the meter
begins to function!
Digital controls for highly accurate measurements.
Recommended Processes and
Equipment
RECOMMENDED PROCESSES
DC arc welding circuits only
Any welding process
Any welding equipment
Process Limitations
Cannot be used with AC arc welding circuits
1000 A, 120 V, (maximums)
Equipment Limitations
The weld terminals on the back of the ARC
TRACKER™ have a maximum threshold of welding
current which can flow through them. The correct
number and size of welding conductors must be
used for proper cooling. See the installation section
for proper connectivity.
The ARC TRACKER™ has been calibrated before
being shipped from the factory. The Lincoln Electric
Company recommends that end-users of its welding
equipment evaluate the suitability of utilizing this
product in their quality system, determine if periodic
calibration is required and the calibration interval
based upon the criticality of the welding application,
the environment in which the equipment is located,
the level of preventive maintenance and the actual
conditions of use.
The Ethernet connection gives the ARC
TRACKER™ the ability to run Production
Monitoring™ with certain function limitations, such
as, no support for wire feed speed, deposition rate,
consumable package tracking and weldscore.
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Case Front Control Descriptions
(See Figure B.1)
1.
Amps Display
2.
Volts Display
3.
Amps Calibration Knob
4.
Volts Calibration Knob
5.
Message Display
6.
Setup Mode LED
7.
Left Push button
8.
Right Push button
9.
Center Knob
10. ON/OFF Switch
11. Status LED
12. Ethernet Connector
13. Voltage Sense Lead Connector
Figure B.1
Case Back Descriptions (Terminal
Covers not Shown)
(See Figure B.2)
1.
Left weld terminals (weld current IN)
2.
Right weld terminals (weld current OUT)
3.
Input cord receptacle
Figure B.2
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