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Special functions
2-times option for torch trigger
0: return to welding current by step. (default)
1: return to welding current by slope up
4-times option for torch trigger
Permit to define 6 different ways to control the
torch trigger when the machine is set as 4Times
stroke (Lift or HF). For detailed description of
different behaviours see the following diagrams.
Select a value in the range 0...5 (1=default
setting).
Dynamic Oxide Control
0 = disabled
1 = enabled (default setting)
Remote Control Option
Welding current can be controlled up to previous SET
or to MAX. External reference voltage can be 0-10V
or 0-5V (Condition 2 & 3 presents lower resolution)
0 = 0-10V Imin to ISET (default)
1 = 0-10V Imin to IMAX
2 = 0-5V Imin to ISET
3 = 0-5V Imin to IMAX
Torch Remote Control
Makes it possible to control how the control unit on
the handle is used when torch adjustment is enabled.
0 = Setting the current reference (factory default).
1 = Enabling/disabling TIG-A-Tack (the TIG-A-Tack
button is disabled). The control unit is handled
as follows:
Steps 1-3: TIG-A-Tack is enabled
Steps 4-7: The trigger is disabled
Steps 8-10: TIG-A-Tack is disabled
2 = Up/Down module
* Keep pressed for constant increase/reduction
Saves all program settings in an SD card file. Insert an SD card in
the machine (same procedure as for SW update).
Loads program settings from SD card. Use P.SA. to save program
settings.
All the above settings will not be changed during reset to factory settings.
Press / Release
Press / Release
Press / Release
Press / Release
Stop when
slope completed
Keep
final current
0
1
2
3
Press / Release
Keep
final current
5
Press / Release
Stop when
slope completed
4
Stop when
key is released
Stop when
key is released
Stop when
slope completed
Stop when
key is released
Keep
start current
Keep
start current
Keep
start current
Stop when
key is released
1
Press / Release
By STEP
0
By SlopeUP
Press / Release
Enabling/Disabling
TIG-A-Tack
2A/
* 2A/*
Trigger Trigger
2A/
* 2A/*
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