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Provides guidelines for peak equipment condition and maximum welding efficiency. Read instructions carefully.
Only experienced personnel familiar with welding equipment operation and safety should install or use this product.
Protects user and others from welding hazards, including pacemaker wearers. Follow safety standards.
Avoid touching live parts, use insulating gloves, disconnect power, proper grounding, check connections.
Protects eyes and skin from arc rays, hearing from noise, and flying debris. Use helmet and ear protection.
Avoid breathing fumes, ensure ventilation, use respirators, read MSDS, avoid welding near vapors.
Handle gas cylinders carefully to prevent explosion. Secure upright, keep away from circuits, never weld pressurized cylinders.
Avoid welding on closed containers, flammable materials, or coated metals. Remove flammables, watch for sparks, keep extinguisher nearby.
Keep fingers and hands away from moving parts like fans and belts. Keep guards in place.
Discusses potential risks of low frequency magnetic fields and provides advice on minimizing exposure.
General recommendations for pacemaker wearers, advising consultation with a doctor.
Lists relevant ANSI, OSHA, NFPA, and CSA standards for welding and safety.
Product contains lead known to cause cancer and birth defects. Wash hands after use.
Used by the welding operator to run the unit, adjust wire feed speed, start, and stop delays.
Used to set up the unit for specific applications, wire speeds, and interface settings.
Allows setting units (inch/metric) and checking/setting calibration parameters.
Describes the microprocessor-based control for welding wire feed, its enclosure, and front panel interface.
Operator Mode includes Run and Program sections, linked together. Program section has submenus.
Details the Run screens for initiating a weld. Explains wire feed speed display and locked/unlocked settings.
Covers program screens like Wire Start DLY, Wire Stop DLY, Ramp Time, and AUX1 Sub Menu.
Details AUX2/AUX3 sub menus, Pulsed screen, Retract Time, and accessing the Calibration Mode.
Explains AUX1-3 enable/disable settings and parameters like Start Delay and Stop Delay for auxiliary outputs.
Details Pulsed Wire, Low Percentage, and Wiring Pulsing settings (Timed vs. Synch) with High/Low Time.
Details how to configure the unit for 115VAC or 230VAC input using jumpers J1A and J1B.
Explains the Amphenol connectors (S1, S2, S3) and their pin assignments for output and input signals.
Details the S1 connector for auxiliary controls, including plug, grip, and pin functions.
Details the S2 connector for wire feed to travel control, including plug, grip, and pin functions.
Details the S3 connector for motor control, including plug, grip, and pin functions.
Explains how the 9700T control connects to other devices like power supplies for integrated systems.
Details interconnecting the 9700T carriage control with a 9700W wire feeder control for synchronized operation.
Describes connecting the 9700T to an arc length control, passing lockout signals for synchronized welding.
Explains interfacing the 9700T with arc length control and wire feeder for a complete integrated welding system.
Details Initial Calibration and Touch-up Calibration, recommending backup of calibration values.
Outlines weekly, monthly, and annual checks for controls, cables, and connections.
Details test points for the 9700-10 board and connectors/functions of the 9600-11R Isolation Board.
Explains components like switches and jumpers, and provides test points for measuring signals and voltages.
Presents the schematic diagram for the 9700W control, showing internal connections and components.
Illustrates a typical system interconnection schematic for GTAW with wire feeder and motion control.
Covers Hi Limit, Hi Out, Hi In, Low Limit, Low Out, and Low In parameters for calibration.
Explains Input Jumper, local/remote set speed, and remote high/low voltage settings for calibration.
Details unit settings (inch/CM), switch motor/jog functions, and unipolar output/input configurations.
Explains password protection, backup/restore of calibration data, and the Hour Meter function.
Covers Ramp Enable, Pulse Enable, and setting names for AUX1, AUX2, and AUX3 outputs.
Details configuration password, job number, firmware version, and setting decimal points.
Details auto calibration steps: setting time, value, moving the axis, and entering actual measured distance.
Explains the final 'Read' and 'Set' steps in auto calibration, including error handling and saving calibration numbers.
General| Brand | Jetline |
|---|---|
| Model | 9700W |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
