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General| Brand | HURNER |
|---|---|
| Model | HST 300 Pricon 2.0 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Use appropriate connection terminals and ensure secure contact to prevent hazards and damage.
Do not carry unit by cables; protect cables from heat, oil, cutting edges; do not unplug by pulling cord.
Secure fittings and joints using clamps or vice, adhering to manufacturer instructions and regulations.
Product must not be sprayed with or immersed in water.
Product cover removal is restricted to authorized personnel.
Use only approved extension cables with specified conductor sections; ensure they are fully unrolled during use.
Before use, check safety features and parts for proper function; ensure contact surfaces are clean.
Cover the data interface port with the dust cap during operation to prevent contamination.
Details power supply specifications for mains and generators, including fuse protection and voltage requirements.
Service and repairs are exclusively for the manufacturer or authorized partners to ensure quality and safety.
Product ships in a transport box, which also serves for storage to protect from humidity and environmental agents.
Connect power supply, turn unit on via On/Off switch, and verify initial display.
Input welder identification code via keypad or scanner for traceability and report generation.
Connect terminals to fitting, ensuring clean and proper contact for correct welding operation.
Read fitting's barcode with handheld scanner for automatic parameter input.
Allows repeating identical welding operations without rescanning fitting code, using AutoWeld feature.
Start welding process after verifying fitting code data by pressing START/SET key.
Unit monitors welding process, displaying voltage, resistance, and current in real-time.
Successful welding concludes with matching time and audible signal confirmation.
Indicates a failed welding process via screen error messages and audible signals.
Observe fitting manufacturer's cooling time; it is displayed and counts down.
Disconnect fitting or press STOP/RESET to return unit to parameter input start.
Utilize ViewWeld to review, print tags for, and assign geo-data to logged welding reports.
Enter preformatted/user-defined traceability data (welder ID, job, joint numbers) before welding.
Input/modify job and joint numbers for report association, with selection of previous entries.
Input custom data for enhanced traceability, e.g., pipe length or comments.
Enter second fitting code (traceability code) manually or via scanner if feature is enabled.
Select weather conditions from a list if feature is enabled for reporting purposes.
Enter ISO-compliant codes, lengths, and installing company for jointed components into reports.
Record geographic coordinates via GPS module for each welding operation if enabled.
Manually input welding voltage and time via keypad when barcode reading is not utilized.
Manually input 24-character fitting code as asterisks using alphanumeric keypad.
Select output file format (PDF, DataWork, CSV) for downloaded welding reports.
Download all current welding reports from system memory in the selected format.
Select reports for download by commission number, date range, or report range.
Details report download process steps, messages, completion, and error handling.
Procedure for deleting transferred welding reports from the unit's memory.
Preserve current report data in memory when storage media is unplugged.
Access key technical information: software version, serial number, maintenance dates.
Explains resistance measurement and potential causes for 'Resistance Error'.
Describes unit behavior and 'Overheated' error when internal temperature is too high.
Indicates previous welding aborted due to power supply failure.
Set display and report language for the welding unit.
Configure unit's internal clock for accurate date and time recording.
Adjust volume of unit's audible buzzer feedback.
Configure which traceability data (welder code, commission, etc.) are recorded.
Error due to poor code tag quality or incorrect reading symbology.
Indicates lack of proper electrical contact or defective heater coil.
Input voltage too low, requires generator output adjustment.
Input voltage too high, requires generator output reduction.
Unit temperature too high; requires cooling down.
Critical system error detected during auto-test; requires immediate disconnection and service.
Ambient temperature outside unit's operating range.
Ambient temperature sensor on welding cable is damaged or faulty.
Internal system clock malfunctioning.
Recommended service date overdue; unit requires professional inspection.
Incorrect code entry, missing manual parameters, or invalid date setting.
System memory for reports full; requires printing or downloading data.
Unresolvable error during data transfer or printing.
GPS module still initializing, not ready for geo-data recording.
No reliable signal from satellites for GPS module.
GPS signal strength too weak for precise position recording.
Input voltage too low during welding, potentially aborting process.
Input voltage exceeds limits during welding, potentially aborting process.
Fitting resistance outside tolerance specified in code.
Input voltage frequency outside acceptable range.
Output voltage mismatch with previously read value.
Momentary current failure or significant current decrease.
Output current exceeds limits, possibly due to short-circuit.
Welding process interrupted by pressing STOP/RESET key.
Dynamic current differs from required value, indicating heater coil issue.
Last welding incomplete due to power supply interruption.
