Lincoln Electric IM8002 POWER WAVE MANAGER - Manual (Page 42)

Chapter 6. Power Source Settings Miscellaneous
6.8 Power Wave® Manager User Manual IM8002
Time Settings on the Power Source
The Power Source time section displays the current time on the Welding Power Source’s internal clock. The
power source uses this when recording internal events, errors, and information that it sends to Production
Monitoring™ and CheckPoint™.
NOTE | The Production Monitoring™ and CheckPoint™ application,
if present, periodically sets the clock on the Welding Power
Source to match the time of the Production Monitoring™
server or the CheckPoint™ data center, whichever is
applicable.
If the time shown on the Welding Power Source does not match the time on your local computer, you can
manually synchronize the clocks. Simply click the Synchronize button and the software changes the time
on the Welding Power Source to match the time on your computer.
NOTE | The Synchronize button is not available when CheckPoint™
is enabled. The power source updates the time
automatically from the CheckPoint™ data center.
Total Welding Lifetime
The Arc time section displays the total amount of time that the Welding Power Source has generated an arc
over its lifetime. The time appears in HH:MM:SS format (hours, minutes, and seconds). If the number of
hours is greater than 23, place a check mark in the Show days checkbox to convert the hours into days and
display the result.
Weld Controller
If the Welding Power Source supports the following features, you can use the Weld Controller section to set
a couple of control options:
 Workpoint in Amps: Use this option to base the output level on Amps instead of wire feed
speed.
 Trim in Volts: You can use this to set the output level based on voltage instead of a unitless
control.
STOP | If you make changes to the Weld Controller and click Apply
settings button, the Welding Power Source automatically
resets. Be careful that no welding is currently in progress.