TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) SECTION 1: SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS ............1-1 1.01 Arc Welding Hazards ..................1-1 1.02 Principal Safety Standards ................1-4 1.03 Symbol Chart ....................1-5 1.04 Precautions De Securite En Soudage A L’arc ..........1-6 1.05 Dangers relatifs au soudage à...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 5: MANUAL GMAW WELDING ................ 5-1 5.01 Types of Weld Transfer Modes ............... 5-1 5.02 Holding and Manipulating the Torch ............... 5-2 5.03 Basics of Pulsed Arc Welding ................. 5-4 5.04 Pulsed Arc Welding Parameters ..............5-5 5.05 Smart, Pulse or TwinPulse GMAW Welding ............
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8.01 Equipment Identification................. 8-1 8.02 How To Use This Parts List ................8-1 8.03 PowerMaster 320SP Exploded View Parts List (1 of 2) ........8-2 8.04 PowerMaster 320SP Exploded View Parts List (2 of 2) ........8-4 8.05 PowerMaster 400SP Compact Exploded View Parts List (1 of 2) ....8-6 8.06 PowerMaster 400SP Compact Exploded View Parts List (2 of 2) ....
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TABLE OF CONTENTS APPENDIX 1: OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES ............A-1 APPENDIX 2: FEED ROLL INFORMATION ............... A-2 APPENDIX 3: MOUNTING THE TORCH HOLDER ............A-3 APPENDIX 4: SP-SERIES BLOCK DIAGRAM ............A-4 APPENDIX 5: POWERMASTER 320P POWER SCHEMATIC ........... A-6 APPENDIX 6: POWERMASTER 400SP POWER SCHEMATIC .........
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP SECTION 1: SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS WARNING PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS FROM POSSIBLE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY. PACEMAKER WEARERS KEEP AWAY UNTIL CONSULTING YOUR DOCTOR. DO NOT LOSE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. READ OPERATING/INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLING, OPERATING OR SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Sparks and spatter fly off from the welding arc. The flying sparks and hot metal, weld spatter, hot workpiece, and hot equipment can cause fires and WARNING burns. Accidental contact of electrode or welding wire to metal objects can cause sparks, overheating, or fire.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 1. Wear approved face shield or safety goggles. Side shields 1. Stop engine before checking or adding fuel. recommended. 2. Do not add fuel while smoking or if unit is near any sparks or 2. Wear proper body protection to protect skin.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 1. Do not remove radiator cap when engine is hot. Allow engine 1.02 Principal Safety Standards to cool. Safety in Welding and Cutting, ANSI Standard Z49.1, from 2. Wear gloves and put a rag over cap area when removing cap.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 1.04 Precautions De Securite En Soudage A L’arc MISE EN GARDE LE SOUDAGE A L’ARC EST DANGEREUX PROTEGEZ-VOUS, AINSI QUE LES AUTRES, CONTRE LES BLESSURES GRAVES POSSIBLES OU LA MORT. NE LAISSEZ PAS LES ENFANTS S’APPROCHER, NI LES PORTEURS DE STIMULATEUR CARDIAQUE (A MOINS QU’ILS N’AIENT CONSULTE UN MEDECIN).
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP AVERTISSEMENT AVERTISSEMENT LES VAPEURS ET LES FUMEES SONT LE RAYONNEMENT DE L’ARC PEUT BRÛLER LES DANGEREUSES POUR LA SANTE. YEUX ET LA PEAU; LE BRUIT PEUT ENDOMMAGER L’OUIE. Le soudage dégage des vapeurs et des fumées dangereuses à...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7. Ne soudez des tôles galvanisées ou plaquées au plomb ou 1. Portez un écran facial ou des lunettes protectrices au cadmium que si les zones à souder ont été grattées à approuvées. Des écrans latéraux sont recommandés.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 1. Portez toujours un écran facial en travaillant sur un accumu- lateur. AVERTISSEMENT 2. Arrêtez le moteur avant de connecter ou de déconnecter des câbles d’accumulateur. LE CARBURANT PEUR CAUSER UN INCENDIE OU 3. N’utilisez que des outils anti-étincelles pour travailler sur un UNE EXPLOSION.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 1.07 Graphique de Symbole Seulement certains de ces symboles apparaîtront sur votre modèle. Déroulement du Fil Sous Tension Mono Phasé Alimentation du Fil Vers la Pièce de Fabrication Hors Tension Trois Phasé Hors Tension Tri-Phase Statique...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 2.07 Lifting Points Maximum Art # A-07909 Art # A-07910 Lifting Point for 320SP and 400SP Compact Lifting Points for 500SP and 400SP March 3, 2008...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 2.08 Power Supply Specifications (part 1) PowerMaster Power Source Part Numbers 320SP 400SP 500SP Compact Power Supply with Integrated Wirefeeder W1000102 W1000304 Remote Power Supply with Integrated Torch Water Cooling System W1000202 W1000502 Automation Power Supply with Integrated Torch Water Cooling System...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 2.11 Features and Benefits Common to all PowerMaster SP Systems # SOFTWARE (Standard) HARDWARE (Standard) Links the wire feed speed, arc current Inverter Design: Heavy duty, highly efficient, and voltage to deliver the perfect welding parameters...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 2.11 Features and Benefits Common to all PowerMaster SP Systems (con't) # PERFORMANCE (Standard) HARDWARE/SOFTWARE (Options) Operating Platform: How would you like to use the High Speed Pulse is specialized high speed machine? What is your primary parameter is it Inches wave design for maximum productivity.
10°. Only transport or position the machine for welding on a flat and level surface. Thermal Arc advises that a suitable Mains Plug and cable be fitted to this equipment by a qualified electrical trades-person.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP WARNING WARNING ELECTRIC SHOCK CAN KILL. The mains cable has to be assembled into Open the main wall disconnect switch or the cable gland as shown in the picture. breaker, before removing any covers or The electrical technician has to make sure access panels on the welding machine.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 3.05 Connecting 3-Phase Input Power to 400SP or 500SP WARNINGS Installation must meet all National and Local Codes - have only qualified persons make this installation. Disconnect and lockout/tagout input power before connecting input conductors from unit.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP WARNING Never connect the safety ground screw to one of the three line phases. This would represent a serious electrical shock hazard. The wiring to this machine should be performed by a qualified person only. A. Input Power Conductors (Customer Supplied Cord) Select size of conductors using table.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 3.06 Connecting Single-Phase Input Power to 320SP or 400SP or 500SP WARNINGS Installation must meet all National and Local Codes - have only qualified persons make this instal- lation. Disconnect and lockout/tagout input power before connecting input conductors from unit.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP F. Select type and size of over-current protection using table (fused Line Disconnect Switch shown). WARNING G. Close and secure door on Line Disconnect Switch. Never connect the safety ground screw to H. Remove lockout/tagout device, and place switch one of the three line phases.
WARNING 3. Locate the thumbscrew on the gun adapter inside the unit. Loosen the thumbscrew and Thermal Arc advises that a suitable Mains insert the gun cable end into the gun adapter Plug be fitted to this equipment by a as far as it will go.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP B. How To Connect The Work lead E. How To Install The Wire Spool Connect the Work Lead to the Negative Connection Open the wire feed compartment lid on the power and fasten it by turning the connector to the right.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP F. Insertion Of The Wire Electrode Press the inch switch button until the wire appears approximately 3/4 in. (20 mm) out of the Screw out the contact tip in the MIG torch handset. torch neck. Open the wire feed compartment lid on the power supply or wire feed case.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP H. How To Refill The Cooling Fluid How To Configure The Power Supply For Aluminum Welding Only use original MIG/TIG coolant for refill. It provides protection against frost down to 4°F Change the feedrolls to U groove for aluminum wire (-20°C).
TWECO Pulsemaster MIG guns may be fitted to many different types of MIG welding Power Supplies so that your whole shop can be converted to TWECO Pulsemaster. Not only will this give greater reliability (and hence greater productivity) but it will reduce stockholding of consumable parts. See your Thermal Arc distributor for details.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP NOTE 3.10 Installing A New Wire Conduit When the conduit is fully inserted into the 1. Be sure the MIG gun cable is arranged in a straight cable assembly and the conduit stop is line, free from twists, when installing or remov- firmly against the Connector Plug, the “raw...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP SECTION 4: OPERATION 4.01 General Safety Precautions Read and understand the safety instructions at the beginning of this manual prior to operating this machine. WARNING: Be sure to put on proper protective clothing and eye safeguards (welding coat, apron, gloves, and welding helmet, with proper lenses installed).
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP (46) ”Welding wire diameter” push-button For diameter selection of the wire to be welded. The push-button is also used for the “End” function, with which you can move back 4.02 Welding Controls to the previous menu level.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP (55) “Primary parameter” indicator lights These lights show which primary parameter is currently displayed in the multifunction display (54). (56) “Primary parameter” push-button For switching between welding current, material thickness, wire feed speed and arc length, as indicated in the digital multifunction display (54).
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 4.03 Menu Structure Main Menu Level 1 “Extras” Level 2 Remark Gas pre-flow 0 – 10 sec.; not in SMAW/STICK electrode process Start current 20 % – 200 % of the welding current Start current time 0 –...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Level 1 Main Menu “Extras” Level 2 Enter menu item by pressing both keys (51) at the same time Gas pre - flow 1 Machine data Operating system Master Start current Operating system Process Change between...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP b. Press the “TT Save” button (45) (Save LED flashes). c. Select the target job number with the push- buttons (44) (-) and (48) (+) or with the smart A. Secondary Parameters (Menu Main torch rocker, and confirm with the “TT Enter”...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 5. Re-saving/Reprogramming jobs: a. Switch the Tiptronic function on by pressing “Tiptronic” (49) and select a job (see Selecting Jobs). f. The edit mode is ended by pressing push- b. Change the settings as required. button (46) (END) or by pressing the c.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP current job are reset. All adjustment in the Extras menu (language, display contrast, etc.) remain unchanged. D. Code lock function 4.04 Special functions The lock function in menu Extras is secured with a code lock. A three-digit code must be entered before A.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 4.05 Smart GMAW, Pulse GMAW & TwinPulse Programs Material Shield Wire Program Smart GMAW Pulse GMAW TwinPulse size Number Current Range Current Range Current Range Type Name Ar / CO2 / O2 / He max min...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Three Steps To GMAW (MIG) Welding 1.Set Variables A) Select Process : MANUAL GMAW SMART GMAW PULSE GMAW TWIN PULSE B) Select Wire Type C) Select Wire Size D) Select Shielding Gas 2.Set Function E) Set Trigger to 2T or 4T.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP SECTION 5: MANUAL GMAW WELDING E. Working range at GMAW welding 5.01 Types of Weld Transfer Modes A. Dip transfer mode (short circuit arc) Wire Long arc / Transitional Short circuit This type of arc is especially suitable for thin materials...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 5.02 Holding and Manipulating the A. Length of the arc Torch Welding with a longer arc reduces the penetration, the welding bead is wide and flat with increased NOTE spattering. The welding material is transferred with slightly larger drops than welding with a shorter arc.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP C. Material Transfer Art # A-06384 Benefits: • Controlled, short-circuit-proof material transfer without spatter • Low thermal transfer due to low primary current Disadvantages: • Only shielding gases with low CO2 content can be used March 3, 2008...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 5.03 Basics of Pulsed Arc Welding A. Current and voltage pulses Material transfer is achieved by current and voltage pulses controlled at the same rate as the pulse frequency. The arc power is changed by the ratio between background and pulses current, the pulse duty cycle and the pulse frequency.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 5.04 Pulsed Arc Welding Parameters increasing the primary current and reducing the pulse current at the same time. Remember that excessively A. Pulse period t high primary current will melt the free wire end too quickly. This will form very large drops which can...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 5.05 Smart, Pulse or TwinPulse 5.06 Conventional Manual GMAW/ GMAW Welding FCAW Welding The following instructions explain how to set up for The following instructions explain how to set up for SmartGMAW or PulseGMAW or TwinPulse welding.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 5.07 SMAW/STICK Welding The following instructions explain how to set up for SMAW/STICK welding. Art # A-07869 Tiptronic S ave Enter TT S auver TT Entrer SMAW/STICK (END) (+ ) Processus (FIN) Enter Entrer Process Art # A-07872...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP SECTION 6: BASIC SERVICE 6.01 Maintenance Maintain more often Warning! if used under severe Disconnect input power before maintaining. conditions Each Use Visual check of torch Visual check of electrode and shield cup regulator and pressure...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 6.02 System Troubleshooting Guide Symptom Cause Remedy Torch too hot Insufficient coolant through flow due to pollution in Flush the coolant hoses of the torch in opposite coolant direction Contact tip is not tight or the wrong size for the wire...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 6.03 Welding Process Troubleshooting Guide Symptom Cause Remedy Poor edge wetting on Gas mixture in the cylinder has separated due to lack Place protective cap used for storage and stainless steel welds of use transport on cylinder then carefully disconnect the cylinder from the welder and lay it down on the floor.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP SECTION 7: ADVANCED SERVICE 7.01 Safety Precautions Requirement WARNING: Use and maintenance of welding and cutting machines can be dangerous. Follow the safety precautions in Section 1 of this manual to avoid injuries. Welding and cutting machines must be used by properly trained personnel.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.02 Multivoltage Principle Setting the input switch When switch setting 208V and 230V, the power units are connected parallel. When switch setting 400V and 460V, the power units are connected in series. This applies to either single or 3-phase operation.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.04 Common Logic Functions Component Function Cause fan (power unit) power module temperature over 40°C power module temperature below 40°C fan (cooling system) after detection “welding current on“ after welding process, two minutes post-cooling time pump after detection “welding current on“...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.10 Error Codes and Troubleshooting Guide In case of a malfunction, an error code is indicated on the digital multifunction display (54) and the corre- sponding error description appears on the LCD display (50). As long as an error code is indicated, welding operation is not possible.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.12 Flowchart: Soft Power-Up Cycle At Switch On NOTE is the bus voltage after the rectifier start Power-ON-Reset finished charge-up and mains relay are off. power units are disabled Error message E17 18V ac from control “operation voltage 18V“...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.14 Flowchart: Voltage Monitoring START monitoring input voltage of power unit 1 and 2 error message > 100V “mains undervoltage“ warning > 190V “mains undervoltage“ power unit enable > 380V mains relay on power unit disable...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.15 Monitoring Bus Voltage The bus voltage is monitored by the Process (DSP). The MVDRV is transmitting a certain frequency to the Process (DSP), depending on the bus voltage level. The higher the bus voltage, the higher the frequency. If the bus voltage is too low or too high, the Process (DSP) stops the machine, showing E22 (mains under-voltage) or E23 (mains overvoltage).
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.16 DP-MAPRO PC Board The DP-MAPRO PC board provides the welding sequence and manages the process control of the machine. (MAPRO = MAster-PROcess) Functions • Logic functions of the welding process • generating and monitoring supply voltages •...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.17 MAPRO Connector Descriptions & Measuring Points connector designation signal interface primary power unit 1 supply primary control DFW1 supply primary control DFW2 supply primary control +15V DC gnd for primary control inverter PWM-low 1 inverter PWM-high 1...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP connector interpass hose CAN high CAN low supply motor + +70V DC supply motor - separate wire feeder active supply +24V DC supply fan/pump 230V AC from control transformer 230V AC n.c. 230V AC from control transformer...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP connector pump / cooling unit supply pump 230V AC supply pump 230V AC only 320SP : supply cooling unit 42V AC only 320SP : supply cooling unit 42V AC CAN Interface 2 supply CAN - supply CAN +...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP connector JTAG-Interface TRST/ supply +5V DC n.c. JT TDO JT TCK JT TCK JT_EMU0 JT_EMU1 connector JTAG-Interface supply +3,3V DC n.c. n.c. connector serial interface n.c. n.c. n.c. n.c. connector fan group 2 supply fan 230V AC...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.18 MV-MAPRO Diagram Art A-08394 DIP Switch Settings If the machine is to be programmed via the serial port, the DIP switches 1-3 has to be set to "ON". In normal operation they has to be set to "OFF".
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.19 DMR PC Board The DMR PC board is the wire feed motor control of the machine. Functions • control and monitoring wire feed motor • driving solenoid valve • control and monitoring of operating elements (DS20BF, remote control, torch buttons) •...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP connector gas valve supply gas valve +24V DC signal gas valve connector Push-Pull supply Push-Pull relais +24V DC supply Push-Pull motor +70V DC signal Push-Pull relais connector interpass hose CAN high CAN low supply motor +70V DC...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.22 DMR Schematic The DMR communicates with the MV-MAPRO via the CAN bus. The microprocessor drives the wire feed motor and monitors the tacho signal of the motor. The monitoring of the tacho signal is enabled via pin 4 of connector X5 (hard-wired in the cable harness).
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.23 DS20BF PC Board The DS20BF PC board is the front panel with all buttons, rotary impulse encoder and all displays. Functions • operating/setup the machine • display of all welding parameters • display error messages •...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.26 MVDRV / MVMDRV PC Board The MVDRV PC board manages the primary drive level of the 400SP and 500SP power units. The MVMDRV PC board manages the primary drive level of the 320SP power unit.
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Normal MVMRV LED Displays: State Designation 1 (green) supply high side1 ok 2 (green) supply low side1 ok 3 (green) on / off drive level high side1 4 (green) on / off drive level low side1...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.27 MVMRV / MVMDRV Connector Descriptions & Measuring Points Connector Designation Signal interface primary power unit 1 supply primary control DFW1 supply primary control DFW2 supply primary control +15V DC gnd for primary control inverter PWM-low 1...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.32 MVPWRUP PC Board The MVPWRUP PC board is the power up board of the 320SP, 400SP and 500SP. Functions • reducing start-up peak current for capacitors • supply and safeguarding of control transformer 7.33 MVPWRUP Connector Descriptions & Measuring Points...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.35 DK-GLCL PC Board The DK-GLCL PC board is for wiring the secondary rectifier diodes. Functions • wiring • pulse smoothing 7.36 DK-GLCL PC Board Diagram Art # A-08403 March 3, 2008 7-28...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.37 DP-UFI-BO PC Board Functions • wiring welding sockets • providing output voltage Normal DP-UFI-BO LED Displays: state designation 1 (green) holf-function active connector Designation Signal connector “+“ welding voltage (in MMA mode) + 80V DC “-“...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.42 DS-VA PC Board The DS-VA PC board is the digital volt and ampere display. Functions • display nominal and actual values of welding voltage and welding current • hold-function of the last welding values Normal DS-VA LED Displays:...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.46 Current Sensor VAC The current sensor is a 500A sensor with an output ratio of 2000:1 Functions - measuring welding current 7.47 Current Sensor VAC Connector Descriptions & Measuring Points Connector Designation Signal connector supply +...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.49 Control Transformer W7000031 is used in 400SP and 500SP W7000032 is used in 320SP W7000031 W7000032 Art # A-08409 7.50 Measuring Temperature The temperature of the power unit is measured via an NTC resistor. Each heatsink has one NTC resistor: The resistor value of the NTC is 10k ohms at 25°C.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.52 Supply Voltages The MV-MAPRO is producing all the necessary supply voltages out of the control transformer. The 19VAC from the control transformer and the +15V DC are monitored by the DSP (Process). The +24V DC and +5V DC are monitored by the Master.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.53 Measuring Welding Current The welding current is measured with the VAC current sensor. It is connected via the MVDRV (400SP and 500SP) or the MVMDRV (320SP) to the MV-MAPRO. The output of the sensor is a current with a ratio of 2000:1. For example: if 100A welding current are flowing, the sensor output would be 50mA.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.55 Measuring Output Voltage The output voltage is measured by the Master and the Process (DSP) at the same time. The output sockets are wired via the PCB DP-UFI-BO to the MV-MAPRO. MV-MAPRO Art # A-08414...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 7.57 Encoding Power Units During the initialization (switching on the machine), the Process (DSP) is reading the machine configuration and detects what power units are attached to the MV-MAPRO. The type of the power units are set by the DIP switch on the MVDRV 500SP) or MVMDRV boards (320SP).
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP SECTION 8: PARTS LIST 8.01 Equipment Identification All identification numbers as described in the Introduction chapter must be furnished when ordering parts or making inquiries. This information is usually found on the nameplate attached to the equipment. Be sure to include any dash numbers following the Specification or Assembly numbers.
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 8.04 PowerMaster 320SP Exploded View Parts List (2 of 2) Item Description Schematic Ref Part Number – – Display Cover Assy,320SP W7000016 Refer to W7000016 #N/A Refer to W7000016 #N/A Terminal Output SP X2, X3 W7000051...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Sa ve Sa ve Ente r Ente r Tip tro nic Tip tro nic (END) (END) (+ ) (+ ) Ente r Ente r Mo d e Mo d e HO LD HO LD Art # A-08262...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP 8.11 PowerMaster SP Water Cooling System Item Description Part Number Cap Water Tank M33x2,SP W7000014 QuickDisconnect,Blue,Female,SP W7004133 QuickDisconnect,Red,Female,SP W7004134 Radiator,390x130x66,SP W7004136 Tank,Coolant,640 x 80,SP W7004137 Connector,hose,R1/4",SP W7004138 Connector,hose elbow,R1/4",SP W7004139 Flowmeter 400/500SP W6000208 Pump/Motor Coolant 230V,SP...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP APPENDIX 2: FEED ROLL INFORMATION DRIVE ROLL KITS – 4 ROLLS Description Style 1 Style 2 Style 3 Provides less wire friction in the MIG torch due to the straightening effect of the feed rolls system,...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP APPENDIX 6: POWERMASTER 400SP POWER SCHEMATIC PowerMaster 400SP Power Schematic S00.0023.3-00 Art # A-07735_AB March 3, 2008...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Refer to pages 8-10 and 8-14 for ordering information of parts shown in this schematic. Art # A-07735_AB March 3, 2008...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP APPENDIX 7: POWERMASTER 400SP COMPACT POWER SCHEMATIC PowerMaster 400SP Compact Power Schematic S00.0023.2-00 Art # A-08553 March 3, 2008 A-10...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Refer to pages 8-6, 8-8 and 8-14 for ordering information of parts shown in this schematic. Art # A-08553 March 3, 2008 A-11...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP APPENDIX 8: POWERMASTER 500SP POWER SCHEMATIC PowerMaster 500SP Power Schematic S00.0023.5-00 Art #A-07736_AB March 3, 2008 A-12...
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POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP Refer to pages 8-12 and 8-15 for ordering information of parts shown in this schematic. Art #A-07736_AB March 3, 2008 A-13...
POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP APPENDIX 9: RECTIFIER DIODE DATA SHEET BYT230PIV-1000 BYT231PIV-1000 ® FAST RECOVERY RECTIFIER DIODES MAIN PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS 2 x 30 A F(AV) 1000 V (max) 1.8 V BYT231PIV-1000 BYT230PIV-1000 trr (max) 80 ns FEATURES AND BENEFITS VERY LOW REVERSE RECOVERY TIME...
No employee, agent, or representative of Thermal Arc is authorized to change this warranty in any way or grant any other warranty, and Thermal Arc shall not be bound by any such attempt. Correction of non-conformities, in the manner and time provided herein, constitutes fulfillment of thermal’s obligations to purchaser with respect to the...
WARRANTY SCHEDULE This information applies to Thermal Arc products that were purchased in the USA and Canada. November 2007 SAFETY EQUIPMENT ARRANTY ERIOD ABOR Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet (Electronic Lens) 1 year 1 year Harness Assembly 1 Month 1 Month ENGINE DRIVEN WELDERS...
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