BUG-O Systems CWP-5 - Manual (Page 9)

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KEYPAD
The keypad (Item 12 on page 8) is the second section of the control panel. This is used for programming
and inputting dimensions. Refer to the section titled “Programming” (below) for more detailed information. An
overview of the key functions is provided below.
ALPHA KEYS Press keys A, B, C, D, or E for the function desired, as described in the
“Programming” section of this manual.
DIGIT KEYS Use the digit keys to enter pipe diameters or dimensions.
ENTER Push the ENTER button to store the numeric value entered.
BACKSPACE Use BACKSPACE to remove the last digit keyed in before pushing the ENTER
button, if a correction is required.
SHIFT The blank key in the top right corner of the keypad is the SHIFT key. Use this key
to access additional programming options.
ARROW KEYS Used to jog vertical axis during auto-run program to set new torch position.
CWP-1570 CONTROL PANEL, CONT’D.
ROTATION CONTROLS
The rotation controls are located on the left portion of the control panel (Items 1-11 on page 8). Use these
controls to maneuver the electrode to the starting position, to start or interrupt the weld and to control the
rotation speed. A brief description of each item is provided below.
ROTATION SPEED Displays reference # only
SPEED CONTROL Controls speed of rotation. Turn right to increase; left to decrease
STOP / PAUSE Immediately stops welding and rotation. Does not burnback or purge
START / RESUME Starts or resumes program
RESET Resets home or weld start position
MANUAL JOG Manually position welding electrode for vertical and horizontal axes
CONTROL POWER Enables / Disables power to control panel
POWER INDICATOR When lit, indicates power ON to control panel
CIRCUIT BREAKER Protects control box electronics
MIRROR IMAGE Reverses rotation direction
WELD ON/OFF ON enables weld. OFF disables weld for dry run
PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION KEYS
All programming is done using the PENDANT CONTROL. Use the following Alpha Keys for programming:
A: To enter dimensions.
B: To enter the time delay for puddle build-up.
C: To change Program Number in memory (numbers 0 – 99).
D: To display the dimensions of the weld.
E: To enter the number of passes (1 – 99).
Three other useful key functions are:
Shift 9: Set units, English (inch) or metric (meters)
Shift 8: Test drives & encoders
Shift E: Version number (have this information ready when calling for service)
DATA REQUIRED
1. Small diameter (nozzle size)
2. Large diameter (pipe it fits on)
3. Offset distance between centerlines