Arc Machines 227 - Manual (Page 67)

MODEL 227
OPERATION MANUAL
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SECTION VI - PROGRAMMING
6.1 CREATE A WELD SCHEDULE
11. The system will then ask if you want to store the weld schedule in memory or
to MODIFY it. Remember that until it has been STORED it does not exist in
memory. It is usually better to STORE at this time and if changes are needed,
recall it from the memory using the MODIFY function. To STORE press the
F key under the word STORE and then press ENTER. To MODIFY press the
F key under the word MODIFY and then press ENTER and go to step 6.2.
6.2
MODIFY WELD SCHEDULE
The OPERATE mode switch must be in the PROGRAM position to MODIFY.
Modifying an existing weld schedule in memory starts from the Status Screen or at
the end of LEVEL 1 programming in the CREATE mode. If modifying from the
CREATE mode proceed to step 2.
1. Press the PRO key. Use the F key to select MODIFY and then press the
ENTER key. The system will then ask you what weld schedule number you
wish to MODIFY. Use the numeric keys to enter the number, verify and then
press the ENTER key.
2. Modifying a weld schedule works similar to reviewing a weld schedule in the
operate mode (see section V). Use the NEXT/PREV SCREEN and
EXT/PREV LEVEL keys to find the function and level to be modified.
3. When the function values or mode to be modified is found use the F key above
or below it to enable it to be modified. Use the numeric keys to enter the new
value, for changes of mode use the F key again.
Verify the correct change and then press the ENTER key. If more changes are
needed, find the next item with SCREEN and LEVEL keys and use the same
method to modify it.
To DELETE a LEVEL use the NEXT/PREV keys to find the Level Time for
the Level to be deleted. Enter 0 time to DELETE the LEVEL. All subsequent
Levels will advance one number.
When all items have been modified press the PRO key. The System will ask if
you want to STORE or continue MODIFYING. Remember, NONE OF THE
CHANGES MADE ARE ENTERED INTO MEMORY UNTIL THEY ARE
STORED.
6.4