Lincoln Electric IM8002 POWER WAVE MANAGER - Manual (Page 48)

Chapter 7. Network Settings DeviceNet
7.6 Power Wave® Manager User Manual IM8002
Field Description
Power Wave® Manager to set the MAC ID of the DeviceNet interface.
STOP | If you change the MAC ID, you must cycle the power to the Welding
Power Source (off then back on) in order for the change to take effect. Be
careful not to cycle the power while the power source is currently welding.
Baud Rate This field displays the current baud rate configured in the DeviceNet interface
installed on this Welding Power Source.
For the following power sources, the Baud Rate is usually set by a DIP switch
located on the gateway board, but you can also set the baud rate from Power
Wave® Manager: PW455, PW455M, ACDC1000, PW655, and Welding Power
Sources that use the K2436-1 Ethernet/DeviceNet Communication Interface.
For other Welding Power Sources that do not have a DIP Switch, you must use
Power Wave® Manager to set the Baud Rate of the DeviceNet interface.
STOP | If you change the Baud Rate, you must cycle the power to the
Welding Power Source (off then back on) in order for the change to take
effect. Be careful not to cycle the power while the power source is currently
welding.
Event Logging The Event Logging checkboxes allow you to control the types of issues that
create a log entry when they occur on this DeviceNet module.
Enable passive mode
operation
Place a check mark in this checkbox when you need to use the DeviceNet
connection only to monitor system operation. When you enable passive mode,
the polled inputs from DeviceNet have no effect on the system except for the
Weld Output disable bit and the Production Monitoring Fault Reset bit.
Restore settings from
memory on reset
DeviceNet will automatically restore weld schedule values on power up that are
not accessible from a polled connection. These include weld mode, strike,
restrike, cold-inch wire feed speeds, and times for preflow, postflow and
burnback.
NOTE | If the system contains a user interface with a memory panel or a
robot/PLC that restores settings on power up, do not check this box.
Fault if no polled
connection detected
This option disables welding if a polled DeviceNet connection is not present.
Place a check mark in this checkbox when a DeviceNet master controls the
machine.
Report Trim/Wave
Outer Process Limits
When you choose to report the Trim/Wave Control input in Engineering units
and these inputs are dependent on the Workpoint, place a check mark in this
checkbox to report back the high and low limits of the Trim and Wave Control
parameters. Typically, this item is checked.
If there is no check mark in this checkbox, the returned limits will be based on
the Workpoint. As the Workpoint changes, the acceptable range for the Trim
and Wave Control change as well, removing the check mark from this box also
reports back that acceptable range.