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CHAPTER 5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HF-2500A HIGH FREQUENCY WELD CONTROL
990-371 5-5
Upslope/Downslope Weld Schedule
1.
Press the
SCHEDULE
key, then select a Weld Schedule using either the ▲▼ arrows or
the numeric keypad.
2.
Press the
SQUEEZE
key to enter the squeeze time before the weld. Use the numeric
keypad to enter the time or use the ▲▼ arrows. Enter a time between 0 and
999
milliseconds.
3.
Press the
PULSE 1 UPSLOPE
key to enter the amount of time for the Weld Pulse 1
upslope. Use the numeric keypad or the ▲▼
arrows to enter the time. Enter a time
between 0 and 99 milliseconds. A good starting point is 5 milliseconds.
4.
Press the PULSE 1 WELD key to highlight the bottom line of the LCD to enter the weld
time. Use the numeric keypad to enter the time or use the ▲▼
arrows. Enter a time
between 0 and 99 milliseconds.
5.
Press the PULSE 1 WELD key again to highlight the middle line of the LCD to enter weld
energy. Use the numeric keypad to enter the energy level or use the ▲▼
arrows. The
Power Supply output ranges are:
Current: from 0.1 2.4 kA
Voltage: 0.2 9.999 V
Power: 0.05 9.999 kW
6.
Perform one of the following:
From the CONTROL keys section on the front panel, press the kA key to program
current as the feedback mode.
From the CONTROL keys section on the front panel, press the V key to program
voltage as the feedback mode.
From the CONTROL keys section on the front panel, press the kW key to program
power as the feedback mode.
7.
Press the PULSE 1 DOWNSLOPE key to enter the amount of time for the Weld Pulse 1
downslope. Use the numeric keypad or the ▲▼
arrows to enter the time. Enter a time
between 0 and 99 milliseconds. A good starting point is 5 milliseconds.
Note that in
combo mode when the unit reaches a constant current, any time programmed in this
segment will be added to the weld at the constant current level.

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