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TR 50mc remote
Operating mode:
control pulsing
Regulation of pulse current I
unit
It is particularly advantageous with manual TIG welding in cases where it is necessary to
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alter the welding pulse current during the welding operation. (Where the welder is dea-
ling with materials of different strengths, for example).
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Fig. 25
Link the connecting socket [G] on the power source and the socket (28) on the
remote-control pulsing unit electrically with the remote control cable.
A remote control cable of the same type may be used for linking the remote-control
pulsing unit (socket 29) electri-cally to the remote control pedal unit (socket 30).
Plug in the plug-in connections the right way round, and screw the coupling ring on
as far as possible.
When the TR 52mc remote-control pedal unit is connected, the machine automati-
cally switches over to 2-step operation.
LED indicator (13) blinks up on the power source
Set desired operating mode with function button (4)
The appropriate LED indicator (5), (6) or (8) lights up -operating mode electrode
(LED indicator 5) is possible
The mean welding-current amperage is indicated on display A. - No "Hold" function
To initiate the ignition process, gently step on the pedal.
The level of the start arc current, the pulse current I
also be controlled from the pedal.
The base current I
that is set using the dial (25) on the TR 50mc is a constant
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percentage of the value of the pulse current I
When the welder takes his foot right off the pedal, the welding current is switched
off, thus interrupting the welding operation.
Gas post-flow time elapses.
Pedal pressed down = welding "ON"
Foot off the pedal = welding "OFF"
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Functional sequence in pulsed-arc operation, in conjunction with the TR 52mc remote-control
pedal unit (2-step)
using TR 52mc remote-control pedal unit
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and the final crater current can
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