Table of Contents
Advertisement
Trigger Mode Pushbutton:
This pushbutton changes the trigger sequence in
TIG welding mode:
2-step / 4-step with restart This option is not
selectable by the Trigger Pushbutton and, if
enabled, operates with 2 or 4 step mode:
This indicator will turn on if the restart option is
enabled for the current TIG trigger mode. Restart
can be enabled separately for 2-step and 4-step
modes from the Setup Menu. More information
about restart is available in the Operating
instruction section.
2-step
4-step
Bi-Level
Each trigger mode is detailed in the Operating
instruction section.
SEL Push button:
The SELect push button is used to scroll the TIG
welding parameters. At each pressure the relevant led
is switched on and the displays show the current value
of the parameter. If a parameter is disabled for the
current mode of working it will be skipped. The user can
then modify this value turning the Output Current knob.
If no change is made after a timeout (4s), the displays
and LEDs will revert to the default state, where the
Output Current knob sets the output current.
Memory Pushbuttons:
These push buttons allows to store (M) or recall (M)
TIG welding programs. 10 memory records (P01 to P10)
are available for the user.
To store [or recall] a record:
Store (M)
Store (M)
Recall (M)
01
10
Recall (M)
8
Keep pushed for 4s
The Memory pushbuttons are disabled during welding.
See "List of parameters and Factory stored
programs" section below for a complete list of factory
stored programs.
Pulsing Mode Pushbutton:
In the TIG welding modes, this push button turns the
pulsing function ON. When active, the LED next to the
push button is turned ON. In Stick welding mode, this
command is disabled.
When Pulse is active is possible to set Duty cycle (%),
Frequency (Hz) and Background (%) parameters.
During TIG welding is not possible switch ON or OFF
the Pulse command: if ON, during welding is possible
operates on the values of Duty, Frequency and
Background current.
Output Current Knob:
It is used to set the Output Current used during welding.
This knob is also a multi-purpose command: see the
"Operating Instruction" section for a description of how
to use this command for parameter selection.
V & A Display:
The right meter displays the preset welding current (A)
before welding and the actual welding current during
welding, and the left meter shown the voltage (V) at
the output leads.
A flashing dot on the Display indicates that the value
read is the average value of the previous welding time.
This feature shown the average value for 5seconds
after every welding time.
If a remote control is connected (the Remote LED is
ON), the left meter (A) indicates the preset and the
actual welding current following the instruction
explained in the "Remote LED" description above.
The left (V) Display can also show the following set of
characters:
PREFLOW
UPSLOPE
START CURRENT
BI-LEVEL
Advertisement
Table of Contents
