MK Products Advanced Color Logic - Manual (Page 8)

Advanced Color Logic Owner’s Manual - Page 1
Section A Installation
1. Technical Specifications
Electrical Characteristics:
Line Power: 120 VAC (± 10%), 50/60 Hz
208 - 240 VAC (± 10%), single phase, 50/60 Hz.
208 - 240 VAC (± 10%), three phase, 50/60 Hz.
Output Current: 1 to 200 amps (± 1.0%), constant or pulsed.
Pulse Rate: 0.01 to 9.99 seconds per pulse.
Arc Voltage: 80VDC open circuit, up to 20VDC during welding
Loop Response: 3KHz
Current Regulator
Frequency: 18KHz
Motor Control: 24V, 2 amp maximum, DC tachometer feedback or
back EMF (optional).
Mechanical Characteristics:
Width: 16.75 inches
Height: 16.25 inches
Depth: 27.5 inches
Weight: 110 lbs. (ACL only)
Shipping Weight: 350 lbs. (includes ACL, monitor, printer, keyboard,
power cable and Customer Start-Up Kit; palletized)
Computer Control System:
Microcomputer
Architecture:
Embedded operating system.
Computer Memory: AMD Athlon 2200+ or faster. 128MB or more DRAM
memory. 1MB static RAM for weld procedure storage.
Floppy drive for procedure back-up, transfer, real time
logging & program upgrade.
Program storage: 1000 procedures (600 bytes average size) stored in
1MB SRAM.
2. Machine Grounding
The ACL is grounded through the input power cord. Consult local and
national electrical codes for proper grounding methods.
3. Machine Location
The ACL should be placed in a location where it can be protected from
damage. Lead lengths and accessibility must also be considered when
installing the ACL. The rear of the ACL must be a minimum of three inches
so that clean cooling air can circulate through the machine. Dirt, dust, or
any foreign material that can be drawn into the welder should be kept at a
minimum.
Keep the ACL in a dry, sheltered area, since a wet environment is a possible
safety hazard and may cause improper operation.
4. Input Power Connections
The Input Power Cord has a standard 120 VAC power plug on one end and a
16-pin Amphenol connector on the other end.
The Input Power Cord is wired for the voltage and phase which was specified
when the ACL was ordered.