Installation – Lincoln Electric VRTEXTM 360 SVM200-A User Manual

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INSTALLATION

A-8

A-8

VRTEX

TM

360

9. Carefully slide swing-arm onto post with the letters

(on the collar) “ABC” up and the grey cable located

on the bottom of the swing arm assembly.

10. Insert a third collar pin at a convenient height for

holding the helmet.

MONITOR:

1. Remove monitor from cardboard box.

2. Remove the cable ties from monitor cables secured

to the monitor mounting post.

3. Using a Phillips-head screwdriver, carefully mount

the monitor onto the mounting post bracket. Tighten

the four Phillips-head screws securely.

4. Install input power cable and VGA cable into the

monitor.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES:

1. The welding coupons are stored in the coupon

drawer in the rear of the machine.

2. The weld simulation can be displayed on an exter-

nal monitor or projector by using the SVGA output

on the back of the machine. The external display

must support 1024x780 resolution.

3. External speakers may be connected using the

audio jack located on the back of the machine.

TRACKING SYSTEM FUNDAMENTALS:

The magnetic tracking system is composed of the

following:

• Control Unit (Inside VR Machine)

o Contains the hardware and software neces-

sary to compute position and orientation.

• Source (part of the Swing Arm)

o The source contains electromagnetic coils

enclosed in a plastic shell that emit a magnetic

field. The source is the systemʼs reference

frame for sensor measurements.

• Sensor (in the VR GMAW/FCAW gun, VR SMAW

device, and helmet)

o The sensor contains electromagnetic coils

enclosed in a plastic shell that detect the mag-

netic fields emitted by the source. The sensorʼs

position and orientation are precisely mea-

sured as it moves in reference to the source.

The sensor is completely passive, having no

active voltage applied to it.

MONITOR (Mounting Screws)

Screws

Input

Power

VGA

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