What to do if my Jasic EVOLVE 200 Welding System shows ALARM DITER STOP?
If the Jasic Welding System displays an ALARM DITER STOP message, it indicates a FAULT CONTROL BOARD issue. To address this, PRESS THE RIGHT UPPER BUTTON TO RESET THE ALARM.
What should I do if my Jasic EVOLVE 200 displays ALARM_CTE THERMAL 2T/4T?
If the Jasic Welding System shows ALARM_CTE THERMAL 2T/4T, WAIT A FEW MINUTES.
What to do if my Jasic EVOLVE 200 shows ALARM_NTC1_IN_SHORT_CIRCUIT?
If your Jasic Welding System is showing ALARM_NTC1_IN_SHORT_CIRCUIT, WAIT A FEW MINUTES.
What should I do if my Jasic EVOLVE 200 Welding System displays ALARM_TEMPERATURE OVER?
If your Jasic Welding System displays ALARM_TEMPERATURE OVER, WAIT A FEW MINUTES.
What to do if my Jasic EVOLVE 200 displays ALARM_BUS_I2C?
If the Jasic Welding System displays ALARM_BUS_I2C, WAIT A COUPLE OF MINUTES.
General| Input Voltage | 230V |
|---|---|
| Output Current Range | 10-200A |
| Duty Cycle | 60% @ 200A |
| Weight | 7.5kg |
| Dimensions | 365 x 135 x 277mm |
| Input Phase | Single Phase |
| Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Ieff | 16A |
| Duty Cycle @ 40°C | 60% @ 200A |
| U0 | 72V |
| Protection Class | IP21S |
| Process | MMA, TIG |
Details compliance with industry standards and regulations.
Information on product disposal and environmental responsibility.
Key safety warnings regarding electric shock, fumes, and arc rays.
Covers fire, burns, noise, pacemaker, and explosion hazards.
Details the machine's compliance with Ecodesign regulations and efficiency standards.
Explains the information found on the machine's serial number plate.
Provides guidance on gas consumption for different materials in MIG/MAG welding.
Provides an overview of the welding machine's front panel layout and controls.
Details the function of each button on the front panel.
Explains the purpose of the control knobs on the front panel.
Illustrates and describes the front panel controls and display.
Covers the initial boot-up sequence, self-test, and display information.
Describes the initial display shown upon powering on the machine.
Explains the self-test procedure performed when the machine starts up.
Details the process for updating the machine's firmware.
Identifies key components of the welding machine with corresponding codes and descriptions.
Lists the key technical specifications and parameters of the welding machine.
Explains how to connect to Wi-Fi and interpret LED indicators.
Explains the indicators and symbols used for Wi-Fi connection status.
Provides detailed instructions for interpreting LED indicators for Wi-Fi and other functions.
Explains how to select between MMA, TIG, and MIG welding modes.
Explains the 2T, 4T, and Spot welding modes, detailing timing and current sequences.
Describes variations of the 4T mode with Glick function, including slope adjustments.
How to select welding materials and specifications using the PROG button.
How to adjust welding technology parameters using SET/JOB button and encoders.
Details the function for storing multiple welding process parameters.
Explains the connection and VRD function for MMA welding.
Guides through setting up MMA welding in manual mode, including display and parameter adjustments.
Shows the display configuration for MMA welding with examples.
Explains parameter selection for MMA welding, including material and current adjustments.
Details setting MMA welding in synergic mode, including material and electrode adjustments.
Table listing synergic materials and corresponding electrode sizes for MMA welding.
Explains the connection and display/function instructions for TIG welding.
Shows the TIG welding display with example settings.
Guides on selecting TIG type, material, and tungsten diameter for welding.
Explains how to set the 2T/4T operating modes for TIG welding.
Details accessing technical parameters, job selection, and factory restore options.
Guides on setting TIG PULSE mode, including electrode adjustments and 2T/4T settings.
Details setting TIG MIX mode, including electrode adjustments and 2T/4T options.
Explains the default settings for TIG standard mode and display information.
Describes the Glick function for adjusting output current during TIG welding.
Explains MIG welding connection and display functions.
Explains how to connect the gas bottle, MIG gun, and earth cable.
Shows the MIG welding display with last session, program, material, and current/voltage data.
Details the procedure for loading wire into the MIG torch using the INCH WIRE function.
Lists the available MIG welding types: Standard Manual, Synergic, Pulse, and Twice Pulse.
Explains how to select the welding material for MIG operations.
Details how to select the appropriate wire diameter for MIG welding.
Guides on selecting the correct gas type for MIG welding.
Explains how to set the 2T/4T operating modes for MIG welding.
Covers accessing setting menus for Technical Parameters, Job selection, and factory restore.
Details the MIG job management system, including updating, saving, and loading jobs.
Details how to update an existing MIG welding job with modified data.
Explains how to save the current working data as a new MIG welding job.
Describes the two methods for loading existing MIG welding jobs.
Guides through the process of creating and saving a new MIG welding job.
Details using the Job Maker for defining job descriptions and protection levels.
Explains the different job protection levels and their effects on data editing.
Covers setting MIG manual mode, including wire speed and arc voltage adjustments.
Details setting MIG synergic mode, including material, wire, gas, and 2T/4T options.
Guides setting MIG PULSE mode, including synergic selection, 2T/4T, and current adjustments.
Explains how to set the ARC VOLTAGE using the KNOB2.
Describes how to display wire consumption in mt/min or g/min.
Details the operation of digital MIG/TIG torches and analog pedals.
Explains how to use the mobile app for machine data control and monitoring.
Lists available torch and remote control types and their connection pinouts.
Provides detailed wiring diagrams for connecting various remote controls and torches.
Lists alarm codes, descriptions, user actions, and potential causes.
Lists additional alarm codes, descriptions, user actions, and potential causes.
Explains the automatic fan control based on internal inverter temperature.
Describes optional functions available through the JTE Cloud platform.
Guides on registering, logging in, and utilizing the JTE Cloud for machine monitoring.
Details how to update firmware versions using the JTE Cloud interface.
Explains how to access the weld list and individual welding procedure test reports.
Shows the detailed report for a specific weld ID, including quality and parameters.
Displays welding data, parameters (mode, PRG, settings), and results.
Provides a breakdown of costs and consumption (energy, labor, wire, gas) for a weld.
Detailed schematic diagram of the main control board and its connections.
Lists spare parts with corresponding numbers, descriptions, and reference numbers.
Table showing synergic programs for TIG welding based on material and electrode size.
Table detailing MIG synergic programs by weld mode, material, wire diameter, and gas.
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