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use the slider adjustment bar under the numeric key pad to enter desired values. The image
displayed on the screen above the Pulse 1 parameters shows a representation of what the
pulse 1 waveform looks like. After setting the Pulse 1 parameters select the Pulse 2 button
and select the Pulse 2 desired settings.
• Weld Power - Sets the Voltage/Current/Power for the selected pulse (This is the top flat
part of the pulse as seen in the graph above the weld settings).
• Agitation Voltage - Sets the agitation voltage for the selected pulse. Agitation provides
additional power for deeper penetration (remember: this does add heat and energy into the
piece).
• Frequency - This controls the frequency of the agitation micro pulses. Only applies to
a pulse that is using agitation. Higher frequency relates to more micro pulses and lower
frequency is less pulses.
• Upslope - The length in milliseconds for the weld amount to increase to the weld voltage.
• Weld - Sets the duration of how long the max weld voltage is applied in milliseconds.
• Downslope - The length in milliseconds for the weld amount to decrease back to zero in
the welding process.
• Rest - The “Rest Time” box represents the amount of time the welder will maintain a
zero value after a pulse has finished and before the second pulse begins. This value is
represented in milliseconds.
• Monitor Enabled - Check this box to enable weld monitoring. *Be aware that users will
need to calibrate the system in order to have actual monitoring. Users only need to calibrate
the system once unless a different weld head or hand piece is going to be used.
• Monitor max and Monitor min - The adjusted max and min values that are actually applied
to the work piece through the electrodes. These numbers are found through the calibration
process and take into account the resistivity of the weld head or hand attachment.
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