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1) Both the "Parameter Adjustment Knob A" and the master encoder can be used to adjust
the welding current. When the current is adjusted, the wire feed speed and plate thickness
also change with it.
2) The "Parameter Adjustment Knob B" can be used to adjust the welding voltage. When the
voltage is adjusted, the arc length also changes with it. The master encoder can also be used
to adjust the welding voltage, but needs to switch to select the parameter first. When the
voltage parameter changes to green, it can be adjusted by the master encoder.
3) The "Inductance" and "Burn Back Voltage" can only be adjusted on the "Parameter
Settings" page. For details, refer to section 7.1.3.
7.1.5 Use of digital gun or spool gun
In addition to the common push torch, these inverter welders also support numeric key-type
push torch, push-pull torch and spool torch. The parameters are adjusted through the keys on
the digital torch or the adjustment knob on the push-pull torch and spool torch.
Note: The standard HD digital screen version does not support numeric key-type push
torch, push-pull torch and spool torch functions.
1) Digital torch
a. Increase the "Wire Feed Speed"/"Welding Current".
b. Decrease the "Wire Feed Speed"/"Welding Current".
The "Wire Feed Speed"/"Welding Current" adjustment key adjusts "Wire Feed Speed" when
the "Synergic" is disabled, and "Welding Current" when it is enabled.
c. Increase the "Welding Voltage".
d. Decrease the "Welding Voltage".
After connecting the digital torch with the welder and the remote control indicator turning on,
use the keys on the digital torch to adjust the "Wire Feed Speed"/"Welding Current" and
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