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General| Brand | ESAB |
|---|---|
| Model | A2 PEK |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Overview of the control panel's layout, buttons, and knobs.
Guides initial setup, language, and unit selection for the control panel.
Explains control panel display elements, including symbols and their meanings.
Covers general principles for setting parameters, including numerical values, alternatives, and navigation.
Describes the main menu for accessing welding functions and settings.
Details the configuration menu for system settings, language, and machine adjustments.
Explains the Tools menu for file management, statistics, and event handling.
Guides users on setting and adjusting welding parameters for different processes.
Lists and explains specific settings for Submerged Arc Welding (SAW).
Lists and explains specific settings for Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW).
Lists and explains specific settings for Electro Slag Welding (ESW).
Lists and explains specific settings for the Gouging process.
Explains control methods: Constant Amperage (CA), Constant Wire Feed (CW), Constant Current (CC).
Covers wire dimensions, arc voltage, and wire feed speed settings and their effects.
Explains settings for pre-flow and post-flow of flux, gas, or air during welding.
Covers different start types and multi-phase start sequences for welding.
Details using the PEK control unit for separate motor control operations.
Explains working memory, weld data memory interaction, and how to store data.
Details procedures for recalling stored weld data sets and deleting them.
Explains how to copy weld data sets and assign names to them.
Explains how to edit the contents of an existing weld data set.
Details the code lock function for securing access to menus and settings.
Covers general configuration settings like soft keys, data logging, and auto-save.
Explains configuring machine settings: product code, axes, tandem/parallel modes.
Details the step function for automated welding sequences and parameter settings.
Covers fault management, error logging, active errors, unit IDs, and fault code explanations.
Explains data transfer via USB, file management, and operations like delete, rename, copy, paste.
Details how to set and manage limits for welding parameters and measurements.
Covers tracking production stats, weld quality data, and importing system settings.
Explains setting date/time and managing user accounts for system security.
Displays information about connected units and software versions.
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