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General| Brand | Lincoln Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | MAXsa 10 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Details the MAXsa™ 10 CONTROLLER's physical attributes and user interface.
Explains the MAXsa™ 10 CONTROLLER's versatility and key functions.
Defines welding modes and lists common abbreviations used.
Highlights ease of control, memory storage, and digital communication.
Specifies suitability for SAW and lists compatible equipment.
Warns about shock, live parts, moving machinery, and RF interference.
Advises on placement, mounting, and auxiliary power connections.
Explains how to detach and use the interface as a pendant.
Explains the function and connection of shutdown inputs.
Describes the operation of the Stop Input feature.
Details the various connectors on the MAXsa™ 10.
Identifies and explains the buttons and displays on the pendant.
Describes the machine's initialization process.
Guides on feeder setup and using feed forward/reverse.
Instructions for selecting and adjusting weld modes.
Explains adjustments for wave balance, frequency, and offset.
How to search for and select weld modes.
Discusses phasing arcs for optimal performance.
Defines the weld procedure from beginning to end.
Guides on setting start parameters for arc stability.
Steps to enter, select, change, and exit setup menu.
Explains exit, WFS units, arc display, and display options.
Covers travel carriage, arc force, and consumable weight parameters.
Covers touch sense, gear ratio, shutdown, input control, and diagnostics.
Covers sense from studs, test modes, and diagnostics viewing.
Explains viewing logs, versions, IP address, and protocols.
Describes locking upper knobs to prevent changes.
Covers memory lockout, button disable, panel locks, and setup lock.
Explains passcode and master lockout for UI.
Details touch sense functionality and general lockout features.
Discusses on-the-fly changes and naming saved procedures.
Guides on setting high, low, and parameter limits.
Outlines safety, regular checks, and N/A for periodic tasks.
Notes that calibration is factory set.
Lists errors specific to the MAXsa™ 10 controller.
Lists common 3-digit UI error codes.
Addresses problems with feeder power-up and display.
Covers inconsistent feeding, hunting arc, and wrong values.
