Arc Machines 227 - Manual (Page 57)

MODEL 227
OPERATION MANUAL
Doc # 740063 Rev E
SECTION V - OPERATION
5.8 REMOTE PENDANT (RP) OPERATION
5. SPECIAL FUNCTION KEY -
3. PRINT - Allows printing of Weld Pass from the RP . Press the NEXT key
to actuate the print function.
4 STORE - If the Operate Mode Key is in the PROGRAM position it is
possible to permanently change some programmed values. Accessing the
STORE special function at the end of the sequence and pressing the NEXT
key will permanently change the functions to the overridden values.
5. SELECT - As previously noted, the M-227 can store in memory up to 100
weld schedules . Any 4 of these schedules can be programmed to be
selected from the RP . See Section 6 for information on how to set-up
which Weld Schedules can be selected . Pressing the NEXT key will
replace the existing weld schedule in the SELECT function.
6. PRE-WRAP - For use on M-95 series weld heads. Pressing the NEXT key
will engage the head Rotation and allow it to wrap the cable one time
before starting sequence.
7. SET - Used in conjunction with a M-6 Weld Head to move the Torch to a
pre-set arc gap prior to arc starting.
8. OSC MAN - Used to engage the OSC function and perform the same
movement out of sequence that it will perform in sequence. Used to check
Amplitude value.
9. MAN ADV - For OVERRIDE purposes all weld schedule passes when
called up from memory or reset after welding are said to be at Level 1
values. To Override a level 2 or greater function before welding requires
the Operator to select this Special Function and use the Next key to
Manually Advance to the desire LEVEL.
CAUTION
If left in Level 02 or greater and Weld Sequence is started the system will start at
Level 2 or greater. Unless this is the desired effect the user SHOULD ALWAYS
USE THE MAN ADV FUNCTION and PREV Key to return the system to
Level 01 before Weld Sequence.
NOTE
Except for PURGE, anytime a Special Function is actuated with the Next key it
will do that function and then return to the 01 TEST display. To repeat that
special function (such as pass) or to access another special function will require
pressing the Special Function Key again.
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