Jackle JESS WELDING inoMIG 350 Betriebsanleitung Seite 73

inoMIG 350/400/500
8 Overview of control functions
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Functions
Inverter system
Manual mode
Automatic mode
Arc length correction
Material selection
Power can be individually adjusted
MIG mode
TIG mode – gas pre-flow time and slope-down time adjustable
2-step, 4-step, spot
Crater filling – Hotstart – reduce
Save/delete individual jobs (max. 100)
Gas test
Feeding in the wire
Coolant flow display
Minimum coolant flow adjustable
Power selection based directly on material thickness
Creep (StS) adjustable
Wire burn-back (bUb) adjustable
Gas pre-flow time (PrG) adjustable
Gas post-flow time (PoG) adjustable
Spot time (SPt) adjustable
Throttle strength can be individually adjusted
Remote control functions adjustable
Welding cable lengths adjustable
Water pump On/Off
Machine type adjustable
Software update for curves
Lock/unlock control system (CODE)
Fan/water pump (where relevant) regulated
Display HOLD time adjustable
Reset control system to factory settings
8.1 Welding
To ensure high-quality welding, it is important to select the correct welding voltage step and, based on this,
the best possible wire feeder speed and gas volume.
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BA-0014 • 2020-06-05
Overview of MC1 and MC2 control functions
Adjust the pressure regulator: Set the required shielding gas volume using the pressure regulator
(6–18 l/min). The required gas volume largely depends on the strength of the welding current.
Insert the welding wire: select the welding wire based on the material that is to be processed.
Use a suitable correct contact tip and wire feed roller for the welding wire.
 See 9.1 Control functions on page EN-20
Adjust the wire feeder speed.
 See 9.1 Control functions on page EN-20
Start the welding process by pressing the torch trigger.
8 Overview of control functions
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