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CHAPTER 3: GETTING STARTED
selec-ting and editing functions are described in Chapter 5. The following "quick-start" example
weld-ing procedures lead you through a typical weld cycle, from turning on welding system
power to completing a series of trial welds. It is assumed that the weld head that you are using is
connected to the welding transformer(s) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
1.
Set the Power Supply POWER ON/OFF circuit breaker to ON. The display will reflect
the mode and parameters previously set.
2.
Adjust the display screen contrast for
optimum viewing, as described in Chapter 7.
3.
Press the MODE key to access the Mode
Selection data screen. With the CURSOR
and DATA keys, set the mode selection
fields as follows:
Current monitor (IM) OFF (0)
Voltage monitor (VM) OFF (0)
Power monitor (WM) OFF (0)
Start/End output (MR) OFF (0)
7 schedule start (7S) ON (1)
Panel schedule start (PS) OFF (0)
Program lock (NP) OFF (0)
4.
Press the MODE key again to access the
Mode Setting extended data screen.With
the CURSOR and DATA keys, set the
Mode Setting fields as follows:
Transformer: Model number of attached welding transformer
Feedback response (C–GAIN): 0
Data output: OFF
5.
Press the WELD SCHED. key to access the
Weld Schedule display screen. With the
CURSOR and DATA keys, set the weld
schedule values as follows:
SCHEDULE:
Weld 1 Current Rise Time (R1): 5 ms
Weld 1 Time (W1):
Cool Time (CO):
Weld 2 Current Rise Time (R2): 0 ms
Weld 2 Time (W2):
Control Feedback Mode (I.F.W): Constant Current (I)
IP-215A/217A FINE SPOT WELDING POWER SUPPLIES
3-4
1
10 ms
0 ms
0 ms
993-603 REV A: October, 1996
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