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CDDP WELDER USERS GUIDE
helps to displace oils, break through oxide layers, and seat the welding electrodes. As mentioned earlier, Pulse 1
and 99% of the stored energy.
Note: When used in dual pulse mode the Pulse 2 energy level represents the percent of remaining power. For
example, if Pulse 1 was set to 25%, the Pulse 2 setting would actually be taken from the remaining 75% of the
set-point energy. The energy of Pulse 1 and 2 combined cannot be greater than the total weld energy.
SETTING PULSE 1 AND 2
every test until the parts stick together to achieve maximum heat. Pulse 1 energy is typically below 10%. Pulse
A test weld should be performed and pulled apart to determine weld strength. A nickel strip to nickel plated
steel weld, typically seen in battery pack manufacturing, should pull apart leaving holes in the thin nickel metal
LCD Screen Messages
Messages are shown on the LCD display to indicated that a change is being made to the welder. Here is a list of
POWER ON. This message is displayed when the welder has been turned on.
READY. This message is displayed after you weld and the unit is ready to weld again.
BEEP ON/OFF. Displays when you toggle the “Beep Enabled” switch. You will hear audible beeps when on.
WELD ON/OFF.
P1 ON/OFF.
P2 ON/OFF.
NO PULSE.
NEW P1/P2.
Cooling/Enabled. Should the CDDP overheat, it will display “COOLING” until it has reached an operable tem-
perature. Then the welder will display “ENABLED” to let you know that it is done cooling.
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