WO 100 2 - ESAB

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6 TECHNICAL TERMS 2stroke 2--stroke control of the welding torch. 4stroke 4--stroke control of the welding torch. Amplitude Weave. Background current The lower of two current values when using pulsed current. Background time Background current time that together with the peak current time produces the pulse period. Background voltage Arc voltage control when using background current. Background wire feed speed Wire feed speed during specified background time. Breakpoint Starting point for a new sector. Delay time The time it takes for the arc voltage to stabilize before arc voltage control begins. Design area Weld programs are created in this menu. End sector Last welding sector in a welding sequence. Generate Search for a complete basic weld program. Library Memory for storing weld programs. Peak current The higher of two current values when using pulsed current, or the current value when using continuous current. Peak voltage Arc voltage control at peak current. Peak wire feed speed Wire feed speed at peak current. Preheating time Delay time for welding movement when preheating the workpiece. Pulse time The time the current is ”on” during a pulse period. Root gas Shielding gas for the underside of the weld joint (root side). Rotation speed The rotation speed of the electrode around the workpiece. Sector A specific section of tube. Sector system How the division into sectors is displayed, by degrees or breakpoints. Slope down Gradual reduction of a value. Slope up Gradual increase in a value. Special pulsing Welding current synchronizes with the weaving motion. Square -wave pulsing Special pulsing with pulsed rotation. Start gas Special shielding gas with high ionizing qualities, which facilitates arc ignition. Start sector First welding sector in a welding sequence. Verify Check whether the program stays within the limit values. Weld area Programs in the weld area control the welding process. Weld gas Shielding gas for the upper side of the weld joint. bi16d1eb - 38 -
Ordering number Ordering no. Denomination 0444 534 070 Instruction manual SE 0444 534 071 Instruction manual DK 0444 534 072 Instruction manual NO 0444 534 073 Instruction manual FI 0444 534 074 Instruction manual GB 0444 534 075 Instruction manual DE 0444 534 076 Instruction manual FR 0444 534 077 Instruction manual NL 0444 534 078 Instruction manual ES 0444 534 079 Instruction manual IT 0444 534 080 Instruction manual PT 0444 534 081 Instruction manual GR 0444 534 082 Instruction manual PL 0444 534 083 Instruction manual HU 0444 534 084 Instruction manual CZ 0444 534 027 Instruction manual GB, RU Instruction manuals and the spare parts list are available on the Internet at www.esab.com bi16o2 - 39 - Edition 071107
Page 1 and 2: GB WO1002 Aristot Instruction manua
Page 3 and 4: GB 1 INTRODUCTION The manual descri
Page 5 and 6: GB 3 Quick stop/Restart bi16d1ea Im
Page 7 and 8: GB To conclude a weld program, a so
Page 9 and 10: GB 3.7 Slope A slope may be indicat
Page 11 and 12: GB bi16d1ea Settings Login Library
Page 13 and 14: GB Weld area - -> Parameters - -> G
Page 15 and 16: GB Weld area - -> Parameters - -> G
Page 17 and 18: GB S General Program name is shown
Page 19 and 20: GB Radius Bevel angle Material thic
Page 21 and 22: GB 5.3 Settings You can change the
Page 23 and 24: GB ”Default user” appears the f
Page 25 and 26: GB 5.5.1 Weld programs 5.5.2 Search
Page 27 and 28: GB 5.6.2 Gas valve control Used whe
Page 29 and 30: GB Proceed as follows: S Connect a
Page 31 and 32: GB Used to display operating messag
Page 33 and 34: GB Code Description 29 No cooling w
Page 35 and 36: GB bi16d1ea 4stroke Gas preflow Slo
Page 37: GB 5.10 Generate A complete basic w

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