Lincoln Electric IM8000 CHECKPOINT - Manual (Page 142)

Chapter 11. Weld Listing Tab Summary Report
11.6 CheckPoint™ User Manual IM8000
Table 11.3 Data on the Weld Detail Page
Field Description
Welder This column displays the name of the Welding Power Source. The CheckPoint™
administrator entered this text when creating the Asset Tree (page 4.17).
Part Assembly Name For use with Weld Sequencer, this column displays the assembly name associated
with this weld.
Part SN The Part SN is the part number associated with this weld. The part number
comes from a variety of sources, depending if a person enters the number in the
Power Wave® Manager manually or the information is transmitted automatically.
Operator ID When an operator begins welding on a Power Wave®, his or her ID or badge
number is entered through Power Wave® Manager or another method. The
power source transmits that information, and CheckPoint™ displays that ID here.
Consumable Lot The Consumable Lot is the consumable lot code that was entered into the Power
Wave® when the wire was replaced in the Welding Power Source.
Welding Power Source This is simply the Welding Power Source used for creating this individual weld.
Start of Weld The Start of Weld column displays the date and specific time the Welding Power
Source began performing the weld.
Weld Duration
(Arc Time) The time displayed in the Weld Duration (Arc Time) column is the length of time it
took to create the individual weld.
Duration Status Weld Engineers can set each Weld Profile with a minimum and a maximum time
value that is considered acceptable. The Duration Status field displays whether
this weld was within those limits or out of limits.
Duration Maximum
Limit This column simply displays the high end of the time limit that was set in the
Weld Profile used to make the weld.
Duration Minimum
Limit This column simply displays the low end of the time limit that was set in the Weld
Profile used to make the weld.
Start Delay This is the amount of delay that was used for the beginning of this weld. The
Start Delay is an option set in the Weld Profile and is the amount of time (in
seconds) that CheckPoint™ will wait, directly after the start of a weld, until the
limits entered for the Weld Profile begin to be applied. This option is necessary
because the start of a weld is often unpredictable and may fall out of limits easily.
For more in-depth details on Start Delay, please refer to the Power Wave®
Manager User Manual.