Operating manual
Up
Down
DB
Up & Down torch wiring diagram
Torch type
Up & Down Torch
MANUAL GAS PURGE
Oxygen in the torch can lead to decreased mechanical performance and may result in a decreased corrosion-resistance level. To purge the gas from
the torch, press and hold push-button n°1 (see HMI user manual) and follow the on-screen procedure.
CHOOSING THE SETTINGS
Unit
Pre-Gas
s
Current
%
(starting)
Time
s
(starting)
Current surge
s
Welding current
A
Fade out
s
Stopping current
%
Stopping time
s
Thickness
mm
Position
-
Post gas
s
Waveform
-
AC waveform
-
Cooling current
%
Cooling time
%
Frequency
Hz
(of pulses)
Translation of the original
instructions
1
5
Up & Down
2
4
DB
2
3
Time for purging the torch and establishing the gas shielding before ignition
This start-up current is a warm-up phase before the current ramp-up.
Dwell time at start-up before ramping up
Allows a gradual increase in welding current
Welding current
Avoids cratering at the end of welding process as well as the risk of cracking, particularly in light alloys.
This stopping current is the phase after the current ramp down.
Stopping time is a phase after the down ramp in running
Thickness of the workpiece to be welded
Welding position
Gas shielding duration after extinguishing the arc. It protects the part and the electrode against oxidation when
cooling.
Pulsed part waveform
Alternating current (AC) waveform
Second «cooling» welding current
The pulse's hot current (I) time balance.
Pulse frequency between the welding current and the cold current:
PARAMETER SETTING TIPS:
• If welding with a manual filler metal, then F (Hz) is synchronised to the filler metal application movement.
• If the sheet metal is thin without a filler metal (< 0.8 mm), F (Hz) > 10 Hz.
• When welding in position, then F (Hz) < 100 Hz
4
3
Switch 1
5
2
6
1
Switch Down
NC
Switch Up
Associated connector
Wire type
pin
Common
Switch 1 & 2
Switch 1
Switch 2
Common
Up & Down Switch
Up Switch
Down Switch
TITANIUM
3
4
Switch 2
2
2
2.2 k
5
2.2 k
1
400 AC/DC
230 AC/DC
Up & Down torch electrical diagram
2
4
3
5
5
1
1
1
2
2
2
400 AC/DC
230 AC/DC
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