6 CONTROL PANEL
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MENU
There are basic functions in the menu feature. To access the functions,
press the parameter selection button until the MENU symbol is ON. The
left display shows a letter and the right display shows a value. Select the
function by pressing the same button. The knob (4) is used to change the
value of the selected function. The knob (3) is used to change the different
functions.
NOTE!
The list of MENU functions will vary depending on the application
selected.
Left potentiometer knob (3)
In MIG (GMAW/FCAW) mode, the knob is used to adjust the output voltage of the unit. In Manual
MIG Mode, the setup chart is attached to the Wirefeeder compartment door.
In the Parameter selection state, adjusting the left knob (3) will select the different feature and the
name will shows on the left LED.
Right potentiometer knob (4)
The right knob (4) adjusts the amount of welding current delivered by the power source. In MMA
modes, the knob directly adjusts the power inverter to deliver the desired level of output current.
In MIG (GMAW/FCAW) mode, the right knob adjusts the speed of the wire feed motor. The optimum
Wire feed speed required will be dependent on the type of welding application. the setup chart is
attached to the Wirefeeder compartment door.
6.2 LED indicators description
Indicator Description
MIG/MAG
Constant voltage control process is where the set voltage and the wire
feed speed are set independent of each other.
MIG/MAG SPOT
Spot welding is used when you want to spot weld thin plates together.
NOTE!
It is not possible to shorten the welding time by releasing the
trigger switch.
MMA
MMA welding may also be referred to as welding with coated
electrodes. Striking the arc melts the electrode, and its coating forms
protective slag.
Measured voltage
Measured value in the display for welding voltage V is an average
numerical value which is calculated during the welding excluding the
weld termination.
Measured amperage
Measured value in the display for welding current A is an average
numerical value which is calculated during the weld excluding the weld
termination.
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