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Basic Characteristics RAPID

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Examples<br />

The type of weld shown in Figure 3 is desired, with a welding voltage of 30 V and a<br />

wire feed speed of 15 m/min. The welding speed is 20 mm/s.<br />

p1<br />

xxxxxxxxx<br />

p2<br />

p3<br />

Figure 3 Welding between two points.<br />

PERS welddata weld1 := [20,30,15,0];<br />

MoveJ p1, v100, z20, gun1;<br />

ArcL \On, p2, v100, seam1, weld1, noweave, fine, gun1;<br />

ArcL \Off, p3, v100, seam1, weld1, noweave, fine, gun1;<br />

MoveJ p4, v100, z20, gun1;<br />

p4<br />

Movement with no welding<br />

xxxxxx Flying start<br />

Welding<br />

The weld data values for a weld such as the one in Figure 3 are as follows:<br />

Component weld1<br />

weld_speed 20 mm/s Speed in relation to the seam<br />

weld_voltage 30 V Sent to an analog output signal<br />

weld_wirefeed 15 m/min. Sent to an analog output signal<br />

delay_distance 0 mm No delay<br />

The weld schedule identity, weld voltage adjustment and weld current adjustment<br />

components are not active in this example.<br />

The weld data argument does not have any effect in the ArcL \On instruction.<br />

13-welddata-6 <strong>RAPID</strong> Reference Manual

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