11 .......programming example, Example – BUG-O Systems CWP-5 User Manual

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EXAMPLE

The following is a step-by-step example for setting up and running the CWP-5.

BASIS:

Weld a 2" nozzle onto a 10" header, with an offset of 2" and a weld overlap of 5°. Weld a single pass, and

allow 0.3 seconds for puddle build-up at the start of the weld. Assign program number 01 to this weld.

Step 1. Setup fixturing for the CWP-5.

• Setup machine on carriage with monorail and pipe stands, as described on page 32.

Step 2. Install the CWP-5

• Connect ground cable to work piece; ensure good contact
• Set the Weld switch to OFF
• Power ON the Control Panel
• Set travel speed using the rotation control box

Step 3. Position the welding gun.

• Press the red [STOP] button
• Using rotation controls and CBP-1670 racking system, place the electrode at the weld start

(as shown in Figure 2 on page 7)

• Press the black [RESET] button

Step 4. Program the weld.

• Press [SHIFT], [9] to select units
• Press [C] to set the program number

[0], [1], then [ENTER] or [1], then [ENTER]
• Press [A] to set dimensions

At the “Enter Small Diameter” prompt, enter the nozzle diameter.

[2], [0], [0], then [ENTER]

At the “Enter Large Diameter” prompt, enter the vessel diameter.

[1], [0], [0], [0], then [ENTER]

At the “Offset” prompt, enter the offset distance.

[2], [0], [0], then [ENTER]

At the “Overlap” prompt, enter the amount of the overlap in degrees.

[5], [0], [0], then [ENTER]

• Press [B] to enter time delay for puddle build-up

Note: This value is universal and not associated with program number.

[3], [0], then [ENTER]

• Press [D] to display or review the program dimensions
• Press [E] to set number of passes

[1], then [ENTER]

Step 5. Start the weld.

• Set the Weld switch to ON
• Depress the green [START] button

Step 6. End the weld.

• The CWP-5 will automatically stop after completing the number of passes entered
• Depress the red [STOP] button after the weld has stopped and before repositioning the machine

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