Analogue output signals (signals to robot)
General remarks
NOTE!
If the connection between the power source and the robot interface goes down, all
digital and analog output signals on the robot interface will be set to "0".
The analog outputs on the robot interface are used for setting up the robot and for dis-
playing and documenting process parameters.
Welding voltage
Pin X5/4......... Analog out + 0 to + 10 V
actual value, ROB
Pin X5/11....... Analog out - (minus)
5000/ROB 5000
OC
The actual "welding voltage" value is indicated by a voltage of 0 - 10 V on the analog
output
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NOTE!
When the power source is idle the „HOLD" value becomes the "Welding voltage
command value" as soon as the welding operation is complete.
Welding current
Pin X2/3......... Analog out + 0 to + 10 V
Pin X2/10....... Analog out - (minus)
The actual "Welding current" value is indicated by a voltage of 0 - 10 V on the analog
output
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NOTE!
When the power source is idle the „HOLD" value becomes the "Welding current
command value" as soon as the welding operation is complete.
Actual value of
Pin X5/7......... Analog out + 0 to + 10 V
wire drive current
Pin X5/14....... Analog out - (minus)
(motor current;
ROB 5000/ROB
The actual "motor current" value is indicated by a voltage of 0 - 10 V on the analog out-
5000 OC)
put
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IMPORTANT! The actual "Motor current" value provides information about the status of
the wirefeed system.
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1 V on the analog output corresponds to a welding voltage of 10 V
Actual "welding voltage" range .... 0 - 100 V
1 V on the analog output corresponds to a welding current of 100 A
Actual "welding current" range .... 0 - 1000 A
1 V on the analog output corresponds to a motor current of 0.5 A
Actual "motor current" range .... 0 - 5 A