The Set-Up Menu; To Access The Set-Up Menu; To Exit The Set-Up Menu; Description Of Parameters - Fronius T.I.M.E. SYNERGIC Bedienungsanleitung

TS ST 153 robot interface
- Adjustment screw for setting the threshold gas-flow rate that will
trigger the 'insufficient gas' detection feature
- Adjustment potentiometer for burn-back correction
- Adjustment potentiometer for droplet-detachment correction
- LED status indication of "input and output signals" and of voltage
supply lines and command values
Interconnecting cable
- available in lengths of 4m or 8m
FK71 cooling unit
- welding is only possible when the FK71 cooling unit is connected up
For more detailed information, please see the respective instruction
manuals.
T.I.M.E. Synergic power source
FK 71 cooling unit with coolant watchdog
Robot interface
Robot control unit
Robot
VR 153 T.I.M.E. with adjustable gas watchdog
T.I.M.E. machine torch
Interconnecting cable for VR153, 4m/8m
Power source / robot cable, 8m
TR 23P programming remote-control unit
Fig.21 Schematic representation of standard configuration for robot welding

THE SET-UP MENU

N.B.! The set-up menu can only be activated in power sources bearing
the legend "PRO".

TO ACCESS THE SET-UP MENU

- Uncouple the welding wire
- Unplug the welding -current cable from the current sockets
- Shift the mains switch to the "I" position and - within the first three
seconds - switch the digital-indicator range-switch
forward several times
- Call up the test program by selecting the program number

TO EXIT THE SET-UP MENU

- Shift the mains switch of the power source to the "O" position (the
parameters you have just set will be stored)

DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETERS

00 ... Displays SMS software version
01 ... Displays SMS board version
02 ... Displays NMI board version
03 ... Displays position of TPS330 / 450 DIP-switch
04 ... Displays position of TPS/TS DIP-switch
05 ... Displays position of ARCF-CORR DIP-switch
06 ... Displays position of WF 22m / 30m DIP-switch
07 ... Displays pos. of DIP-switch for cooling-unit auto control
08 ... Input command-voltage test
09 ... Automatic wirefeed test
12 ... Welding circuit inductivity and resistance measurement
16 ... MIN. wirefeed adjustment aid
17 ... MAX. wirefeed adjustment aid
18 ... Wirefeed linearity check (at 15m/min or 11 m/min)
19 ... Wirefeed slippage test
20 ... Displays wirefeeder motor current
21 ... Hall-shunt test
22 ... Voltage measurement test
24 ... RTC year setting
25 ... RTC month setting
26 ... RTC date (day) setting
27 ... RTC day-of-week setting
28 ... RTC hours setting
29 ... RTC minutes setting
30 ... RTC seconds setting
32 ... Language selection (En/Gn)
33 ... Print-out options
34 ... Weldment print-out intervals
35 ... Interval time: Minutes
36 ... Interval time: Seconds
40 ... Limit-value cut-out ON/OFF
41 ... Ignition-monitoring options
42 ... Wire stickout for ignition time-out
43 ... Setting the ignition-monitoring time-lag
44 ... Arc-break time
45 ... TR 23P twin-head functions

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Warning! Before opening up the welding machine, switch it off,
unplug it from the mains and put up a warning sign to stop
anybody inadvertently switching it back on again. If necessary,
discharge the electrolytic capacitors.
In order to keep your welding machine operational for years to come, you
should observe the following points:
- Carry out safety inspections at the stipulated intervals (see the
section headed "Safety rules")
- Depending on the machine location, but no less often than twice a
year, remove the side panels from the machine and blow the inside
of the machine clean with dry, reduced-blow compressed air. Do not
aim air-jets at electronic components from too close a range.
back and
- If a lot of dust has accumulated, clean the cooling-air ducts.
On water-cooled welding torches:
- Check that the torch connections are watertight
- Check the volume and quality of the coolant water (only top up with
clean coolant water)
- Keep an eye on the volume of coolant returning to the coolant
reservoir
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