Jackle ProTIG 220AC Betriebsanleitung Seite 33

4. Functions:
Below all functions and parameters of the machine are explained. Which function is available for which mode
is in brackets. To call a function / parameter, the function key (item 4) must be pressed again until the
corresponding LED flashes. Then the value can be changed by using the rotary knob (item 9).
Finish the settings by long pressing the function key (item 4).
Gas pre flow time:
This time can be adjusted between 0.05 and 1 second,
which opens the gas valve before the start of the welding
operation. The torch can be flooded with gas.
Start current IS (4-cycle mode):
With the start current every welding process is started. It
can be set between 5 and 220/300A. The default value is
set to 40A. (In 2-cycle mode this value can only be changed
in expert mode. This is described in Chapter 24th.)
Slope-up time SD:
The Slope-up time is the time, in which the machine rise
from
start current IS to the main current I1. This time can be set
from 0 to 5 seconds in 0.1 second increments.
Main current I :
1
The main welding current I
operating mode from 5 to 220/300A.
Current I (possible only with actived I2 mode (LED 32):
2
The secondary welding current I
Pulse Base current Ib ( possible only with activated pulse function (Pos. 8)):
Hereby the pulse base current (lower welding current) can be adjusted from 5 to 220/300A.
Pulse current Ip ( possible only with activated pulse function (Pos. 8)):
Hereby the pulse current (welding current) can be adjusted from 5 to 220/300A.
Pulse Base current time Tb ( possible only with activated MAN pulse function (LED 82):
Hereby the time from 0.01 to 0.99 seconds can be set, with which the machine holds the base current Ib in
the pulsed mode. (0,01s = 100Hz and 0,99s = 1 Hz)
Pulse current time Tp ( possible only with activated MAN pulse function (LED 82):
Hereby the time from 0.01 to 0.99 seconds can be set, with which the machine holds the pulse current Ip in
the pulsed mode. (0,01s = 100Hz and 0,99s = 1 Hz)
Pulse frequency ( possible only with activated AUTO (LED 80) or SPEED (LED 81) pulse function :
When AUTO pulse function is activated, the pulse frequency can be adjusted between 30 and 500Hz.
When SPEED pulse function is activated, the pulse frequency can be adjusted between 0,5Hz and 2000Hz
(2kHz).
Slope-down time SD:
The Slope-down time is the time, in which the machine decreases from main current I1 to the End current IE.
This time can be set from 0 to 8 seconds in 0.1 second increments.
End current IE (4-cycle mode):
With the End current IE, every welding process is terminated. It can be set between 5 and 220/300A.
The default value is set to 20A. (In 2-cycle mode this value can only be changed in expert mode.
This is described in Chapter 24th.)
Gas post flow time:
This time can be adjusted between 0.5 and 25 seconds, which opens the gas valve at the end of the welding
operation. The torch can be cooled with gas.
Hotstart: (only for electrode welding):
With the parameter 'Hot start' it is possible to set the current, with which the electrodes ignites.
This value can be adjusted from 0% (no increased ignition) to 100% (double ignition current) of the actual
welding current I1.
Arcforce (only for electrode welding):
With the ‚Arc Force' parameter a sticking of the electrode during welding can be prevented.
For this purpose, the welding current is temporarily increased.
This value can be adjusted from 0% (no increased current) to 100% (double current) of the actual welding
current I1.
Operating manual
can be adjusted in each
1
can be adjusted from 5 to 220/300A.
2
ProTIG 220/300 AC/DC
4 - Functions
HOTSTART
PULS
I I
ARCFORCE
1 2
SU
lb
IS
T
b
- Gas pre flow time / Gas post flow time
IS - Start current
SU - Slope Up time
I - Main current
1
I - Cycle current (only in I mode)
2 2
lb - Base current (only in Pulse mode)
lp - Pulse current ( only in Pulse mode
Tb - Base current time (only in Pulse MAN mode)
Tp - Pulse current time (only in Pulse MAN mode)
f - Pulse frequency (only in Pulse AUTO/SPEED mode)
SD - Slope down time
IE - Final welding current
SD
lp
IE
T
p
f
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