Kemppi Smart Reader Operating Manual page 23

WELDEYE
• Project
• Piece
• Work
a) Identify the WPS to be used by scanning the WPS barcode on a printed document. Select
pass number on the display. If there is only one pass, the pass selection is not shown.
If there is no barcode to scan, select the WPS using arrow buttons: In the main view, select
WPS. In the WPS list view, select Filter to narrow down the list. Then, browse the WPS list
to find the correct WPS.
b) Scan the weld barcode to identify the weld.
Smart Reader displays the weld number, project and other information about the weld.
The following welding data is thus linked to that weld and correctly logged in WeldEye.
c) Record the filler material batch number to provide traceability. Scan the barcode from the
filler material packaging, or enter the number with the keyboard.
The first time a barcode is scanned, Smart Reader reports that the barcode is unknown.
Select Define > Wire batch. The batch number becomes a known identifier and will
appear in Weldeye.
To enter filler batch number if there is no barcode, select Menu > Enter barcode, and
enter the barcode with the virtual keyboard. The first time the barcode is entered, Smart
Reader reports that it is an unknown barcode. Select Define > Wire batch.
To change pass within the WPS, press the left/right arrow button. Alternatively, you can scan
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the WPS barcode again, or use the menu to find the correct WPS and pass.
To mark that the weld is complete, select Menu > Weld Complete. Enter the length of the
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weld. This enables the calculation of heat input. For more information, see
on page 27.
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Note:
• The identifier for which the barcode is scanned does not need to be highlighted
on the screen.
• It is possible to scan identifiers that are not listed on the display.
• Smart Reader's barcode reader turns itself off after 2 minutes of inactivity. To read
barcodes again, press the selection button.
4.1 Welder's workflow with Smart Reader
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Heat input tracking
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KEMPPI | 2017-12-22