Emerson Branson 2000X Original Instructions Manual page 37

Table 2.2
Freq End
F Actual
F Memory
Frequency Offset
General Alarm
Ground Det. Cutoff
Gnd Det. Mode
Hold Force
Hold Time
Horn Down
Linear Encoder
Lines per Page
Load Cell
Main Menu
Max Energy
Min Energy
Minus Limit
Missing Part
Parameter Range
Parameter Step
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Glossary of Terms
Name
The frequency at the end of the ultrasonic portion of the
welding cycle (when ultrasonics are terminated).
The actual running frequency of the acoustic system.
The frequency stored in the Power Supply memory.
An offset factor applied to the ultrasonics frequency
stored in the Power Supply.
An alarm that occurs due to system fault and/or tripping
a limit.
Ground Detect Cutoff. Immediately terminates the weld
process, including the hold step, when a ground detect
has occurred.
Ground Detect Mode, available in all models of 2000X
power supplies. In this mode of operation, ultrasonics are
terminated after detection of a ground condition between
the horn and fixture or anvil.
The force on the part during the hold portion of the cycle.
The duration of the hold step.
A mode in which ultrasonics are locked out and the user
can advance the Actuator for setup and alignment.
Provides carriage (horn) distance measurement during
the Actuator cycle.
When using an optional Printer, the number of welds per
printed page.
Provides force measurement for accurate ultrasonic
triggering and graphing of force.
The list of features available in the software.
Maximum Energy. The maximum user-specified energy
that produces a part without an alarm.
Minimum Energy. The minimum user-specified energy
that produces a part without an alarm.
The user-defined lower limit, or lower extreme of an
acceptable range for a given parameter. See Control
Limits in the Power Supply manual.
A min/max distance where trigger is expected. Returns
the Actuator to the home position and displays an alarm
indicating that the cycle was aborted because no part was
present.
Valid range of parameters accepted for a particular setup.
Ability to dynamically change amplitude during the weld
cycle.
Description
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