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BOTTOM LINE
WII: Weld 2
1.47KA: Actual weld current
delivered for Weld 2
8.08V: Actual transformer
secondary winding voltage
developed for Weld 2
9.02KW: Actual welding power delivered for Weld 2
The MONITOR 2 key accesses
the Average Pulse Width display
screen. With this display screen,
you can view the average control pulse width
for the selected weld schedule. Select the weld
schedule number with the DATA key.
The average pulse width information allows you
determine how close the welding transformer is
to operating capacity.
4: The selected schedule number
V: The active feedback control mode, as selected with the Weld Schedule display
screen. V = Constant Voltage, I = Constant Current, W = Constant Power
W1 = 082%: The average voltage control pulse width for Weld 1 has been measured
at 82%
W2 = 078%: The average voltage control pulse width for Weld 2 has been measured
at 78%
blinking, highlighted character.
The COUNT key, when pressed by itself, accesses the Weld Count display screen. This display
screen allows you to monitor the number of welds (shown here as WELD COUNT = 04589)
IP-215A/IP-217A FINE SPOT WELDING POWER SUPPLIES
993-603 REV A: October, 1996
The CURSOR keys move the display screen cursor left and right to
character positions on the display screen for editing the character
positions. The character position is denoted on the display screen by a
The RESET key, when pressed by itself, resets the Power Supply for
normal operation after an error occurs. NOTE: It does not remedy
the error that caused the error output or alarm message.
CHAPTER 4: CONTROLS
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