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Current
Voltage
Power
Weld Count
Setting the Weld Schedule
The weld schedule, together with the monitoring system, defines the welding program for
controlling welding energy. You will find a convenient welding program sheet in Appendix F
which you can use as a worksheet.
You call up the Weld Schedule display screen with the WELD SCHED. key, as described in
Chapter 4. With this display screen, you may define up to seven weld schedules. The detailed
timing diagram of the weld cycle in Appendix B will be helpful in understanding the
relationships of the weld cycle events. To set an example weld schedule 1 involving Weld 1
only:
1.
Press the WELD SCHED. key to
access the Weld Schedule display
screen.
2.
With the CURSOR keys, move the
cursor to the display SCHEDULE
field.
3.
With the DATA keys, enter 1 in the display SCHEDULE field.
4.
With the CURSOR keys, move the cursor to the display R1 field (weld current rise
value for Weld 1).
5.
With the DATA keys, enter the example rise value of 2 milliseconds (02).
6.
With the CURSOR keys, move the cursor to the display W1 field (weld time for
Weld 1).
IP-215A/IP-217A FINE SPOT WELDING POWER SUPPLIES
993-603 REV A: October, 1996
CHAPTER 5: OPERATING YOUR POWER SUPPLY
Monitor Limits (MONITOR SET Key)
Weld Count (COUNT Key)
±0.00 - 9.99
±0.00 - 9.99
±0.00 - 9.99
00000 - 99999
KA
Volts
Watts
Units
5-3
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