50-92 PN-0908073 Rev. 11
PS 164-2
THE ART OF WELDING
If, during the transfer, a fault is detected, the opera-
tion is stopped and an error code is shown on the
display of the PS 164-2. Refer to Appendix 3 and
Chapter 10.5 for the error codes and corrections to
be made.
The program name is stored on the memo card to-
gether with the program. However, the number un-
der which it is stored in the PS 164-2 is not saved.
You can load the program under a new number or
in another power source. A label on each card al-
lows you to write manually any information which
you deem to be useful.
5. 3. 9. 2. Loading a program from a memo card
To load a program from a memo card, the procedure
is as follows:
2 possibilities :
◊ Loading of a single program
• Insert the memo card.
• Choose the number you wish to give to the pro-
gram with the switch BT 4 on the remote control
pendant. This number cannot already be attrib-
uted to another program, but can correspond to
a program that you wish to replace.
• Press the button to load a program from the
memo card (symbol
).
The fi rst program stored on the memo card is indi-
cated on the display SY 25.
The keys SY 17 and SY 19 are used to scroll up or
down the programs.
• Validate the transfer by pressing
. The cor-
responding indicator will illuminate.
Wait for the indicator to extinguish before removing
the card.
If the program that is registered
in the card is not compatible with
the SY 30 selected range of cur-
rent, it will not be loaded up and
! 75 ! error code is displayed on
the display.
◊ Loading of all the programs
• Insert the memo card.
• Press the button to load a program from the
memo card (symbol
).
• Press the button " plus " (symbol ), the char-
acters 0 -> 15 ? are shown on the display. The
button " minus " (symbol
) enables to come
back to the loading function of a single program.
• Validate by pressing the button
. The corre-
sponding indicator will illuminate.
Wait for the indicator to extinguish before removing
the memo card.
Fig. 5.5 - Port for memo card
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