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• Important:
welder is active and will weld if a trigger signal is sent to the welder.
• In SF mode, the unit will weld once per trigger signal.
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the same as on the standard, non-upgraded, base model welder.
• In RS mode, however, the device will continuously weld at an adjustable rate for as long as the
trigger signal is maintained. If using a foot pedal, the welder will continue to weld for as long as
the foot pedal is depressed. If using a pressure actuated hand piece, the welder will continue to
weld for as long as the pressure actuated switch is engaged.
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rate of welding while a trigger signal is maintained.
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minimum weld delay that can be set by the operator. This is accomplished by turning the “Pulse
1” dial on the front of the welder. The second factor is the recharge time between welds. This
is determined based on the energy setting. The higher the weld energy, the longer the delay
between welds will be.
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takes place during the RS welding process.
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time, or pulse width, of every weld. The Weld Energy knob controls peak weld energy. Note:
Higher energy will require longer recharge times between wels.
• The distance between welds is based on the welding rate and the electrode travel speed
moving across the work piece. To place welds closer together, decrease the weld time or
slow the elctrode travel time. To increase the space between welds, increase the weld time or
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