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Major Digital Inputs (Robot to the Power Source)
Gas Test: This signal is used to purge gas from the robot controller or through the robot pendant. This can be used as a gas
pre-flow and/or post flow as necessary.
Wire Inching/Retracting: These signals are used to move the wire forward and backward from the robot controller or
through the robot pendant without gas or current flow.
Weld Simulation: When this signal is turned on, the power source will go through the welding process and respond with/to
all the proper inputs/outputs WITHOUT feeding wire, moving gas, or current flow.
Major Analog Inputs (Robot to the Power Source)
Welding Power: This combination of bits will form an analog value that will measure the welders wire feed speed (or current⁄
between 0% and 100% (with 0 being the lowest welding value and 100% being the maximum⁄. This input is only used
when welding in synergic, pulse synergic, or manual mode WITHOUT the use of the Job mode. This can be used
during JOB mode, but the job settings will limit how much it can be adjusted up or down.
Arc Length Correction: This combination of bits will form an alalog value that will measure the welders arc length correction
value between -30 and +30. This value is controllable in any mode though job settings will limit how much this value
can be adjusted.
Pulse or Dynamic Correction: This combination of bits will form an alalog value that will measure the welders arc length
correction value between -5 and +5. This value is controllable in any mode though job settings will limit how
much this value can be adjusted.
Interface
Major Signals
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