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7. The display will show "CLr" for 2 seconds and all
programmable data will be set to the default values.
8. Restore the setting of switch SW1–8 to OFF.
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CSXUTe\U Schedule selects which weld schedule is being programmed
when in Program Mode. In Run mode, if DIP switch SW1–2 is
open (Discrete Initiation), and input FS4 is energized, the
schedule number entered here will run. The data range is 1 – 60.
FQ\fU Valve selects which of the four VALVE outputs will turn on when
the schedule is initiated. If DIP switch SW1–7 is closed (BINARY
VALVE outputs) then the four valve outputs will turn on in a
binary pattern representing a number from 0 to 15 (see “Binary
Valve/Function Table” on page 6-23). If SW1–7 is open (Discrete
valves) programming a valve number 0 – 4 will turn on output
1 – 4, respectively.
CaeUUjU4U\Qi Squeeze Delay pauses to give the electrodes time to close initially.
In a Repeat Mode schedule (Off = non-zero), the SQUEEZE
DELAY time is executed the first time through the schedule. All
subsequent times, the SQUEEZE DELAY is ignored. SQUEEZE
DELAY is used to accommodate the initial long stroke of a hand-
held weld gun which then does not open all the way between the
repeated weld spots. The data range is 0 – 99 cycles.
CaeUUjU Squeeze is the amount of time required to close electrodes and
achieve full tip pressure. If the SQUEEZE DELAY instruction is
programmed, the Squeeze time is added to the Squeeze Delay
time the first time through a repeated schedule. After that, only
the Squeeze time is used. The data range is 0 – 99 line cycles.
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Upslope current (a weld area preheat or "cleaning" function) will
range from the value programmed in this location up to the Weld
Current value over the Upslope time in line cycles. The data
range for this instruction is 20% – 99% in AVC Mode (SW1–1
open) or 0 – 65.5 kA. in Constant Current mode (SW1–1 closed).
The control will accept a value larger then the Weld Current
value, but will not deliver a current greater then the Weld current
during the Upslope Time. Therefore the UPSLOPE function will
be up only or possibly flat, but never down to Weld.
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