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Lincoln Electric IM8002 POWER WAVE MANAGER User Manual

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Appendix B. FANUC Robots

FANUC® Robot Application (Prior to v7.70P/21)

B.4

Power Wave® Manager User Manual

IM8002

Procedure

Details

4.

Cursor to PM_SEL or PM_VER and press

Enter.

5.

With the cursor now just past the PM_SEL or

PM_VER, press F4-Choice.

6.

Cursor to Constant and press Enter.

The word “Constant” now appears on the line.

7.

Select the Weld Profile number you want to

assign and press Enter.

Instruction is now complete and should appear

similar to the example program above. Now,

whenever this program is run, that Weld Profile

will be monitored.

Alarm/Alert Programs

Whenever a weld goes out of limits, the system posts an alarm to the top of the teach pendant screen. It

may be desirable for additional actions to take place such as a warning light to illuminate. Six additional

programs are installed in the robot for ease of adding additional actions to take place. These programs are

titled ALERT_1 through ALERT_5, and ALERT_10. They are used as follows:

ALERT_1

Weld Profile Runt occurred

ALERT_2

Weld Profile Time Limit occurred

ALERT_3

Weld Profile I (current) Limit occurred

ALERT_4

Weld Profile V (voltage) Limit occurred

ALERT_5

Weld Profile WFS (wire feed speed) occurred

ALERT_10

Invalid Profile has been selected

The program names have already been created but it is the end user’s responsibility to set these programs

up as needed and to install the necessary electrical and mechanical interfaces necessary to allow these

programs to work. Refer to the FANUC® Controller Electrical Connection and Maintenance Manual for

interfacing instructions.
Here is an example program:

ALERT_4

1: DO[1] = ON

2: WAIT UI[6] = ON

3: DO[1] = OFF

END

This program turns on Digital Output [1] if a Voltage Limit occurs. DO[1] may be wired to an indicator light

to alert the operator if a Voltage Limit has occurred. The light will remain on until User Input [6] is received,

which may be triggered by a reset switch located near the indicator light. Then Digital Output [1] turns off,

turning off the indicator light.