IGBT CO2 - Welder Network Monitors; Welding Electrode; Intelligent Function Description; Energy Conservation Function of the Fan

Chapter 3 Welder Operation Description 57
Ehave Series Full Digital IGBT CO
2
/MAG/MMA Multifunctional Inverter Welder User Manual
3.4.13 Welder Network Monitors
Refer to the Welder Network Monitors User Manual.
3.5 Welding Electrode
The welding electrode function facilitates manual arc welding and enables you to use an
electrode holder and a welding electrode to perform welding. This welder allows manual DC arc
welding.
The procedure is as follows:
1. Press the Wire type button and select Electrode, the system enters the manual arc
welding mode.
2. Use the knob on the control panel to adjust the current.
3. Perform welding after the parameters are set. See Figure 3-41.
SAVE
Feed
wire
Job No.
ON
Over-
temperature
Manual
MAG
LOAD
ENTER
Ending
arc
current
Spot
welding
time
Ending
arc
voltage
Arc
dynamic
Detect
gas
Synergic
CO2
Solid wire
Flux-cored
wire
Electrode
Spot welding
Welding without
ending arc
Welding with
ending arc
Repeated
welding with
ending arc
Gas type
Output
control
Wire
type
Wire
diameter
Welding
control
Figure 3-41 Selecting the mode of manual arc welding
3.6 Intelligent Function Description
3.6.1 Energy Conservation Function of the Fan
 The fan starts working when the power switch is turned on, and stops working if no
operation is performed within 10 minutes.
 On Ehave CM250/350/350AR, it rotates at a low speed when the welding current is lower
than 200 A, and rotates at a high speed when the welding current is higher than 200 A. On
CM500/500H/500AR, it rotates at a low speed when the welding current is lower than 300
A, and rotates at a high speed when the welding current is higher than 300 A.
 It stops working 10 minutes after welding is ended.