Paton ProTIG-200, User Manual

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Page 3: ...9 3 2 9 3 3 9 4 TIG AC DC 10 4 1 TIG AC 10 4 2 TIG DC 13 4 3 TIG Lift 16 4 4 Double Pulse 17 4 5 SPOT 17 4 6 TIG MIX 18 4 7 TIG AC TIG DC 18 4 8 18 5 MMA 19 5 1 19 5 2 20 6 21 6 1 21 6 2 21 6 3 21 6 4...

Page 4: ...TIG MMA 1 PATON ProTIG 200 315 400V AC DC TIG AC DC TIG MIX AC DC SPOT AC DC TIG AC TIG DC SPOT 1 2 10 3 2 4 2 4 4 5 PULSE TIG AC DC MMA 6 TIG Lift Double Pulse Remote Control TIG 7 8 SPOT 9 10 11 12...

Page 5: ...80 7 6 3 13 5 8 10 200 10 315 9 TIG DC 5 200 10 315 10 60 80 80 11 100 DC 126 180 12 40 DC 200 315 13 100 C 140 200 14 50 C 200 315 15 16 17 10 10 18 19 TIG AC DC MMA SPOT 20 TIG Lift 21 Double Pulse...

Page 6: ...5 200 15 70 30 15 90 15 90 31 0 1 200 0 1 200 32 15 85 15 85 33 5 195 10 300 RIV 34 0 01 5 0 01 5 35 5 200 10 315 36 Anti Stick ON OFF ON OFF 37 Hot Start 1 100 0 100 38 Arc Force 1 100 0 100 39 465 1...

Page 7: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 6 1 Mode 2 Program 3 Enter 4 Up 5 Down 6 Right 7 Left 8 LCD 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 400 16 B...

Page 8: ...7 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 LCD 1 Mode TIG AC TIG DC...

Page 9: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 8 SPOT 2 Program 2 10 3 Right 7 Left 6 4 Up 4 Down 5 5 W Enter 3 V 11 TIG TIG 140 1 2 Enter 3 3 Enter 8 Cooler OFF 4 Enter Cooler ON 6 7 2 4 PED 8 N...

Page 10: ...9 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 9 S 3 1 1 2 4 PED 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 REMOTE CONTROL 16 TIG Lift TIG 17 18 SPOT 19 SPOT 20 SPOT 21 AC DC 22 23 24 3 2 Program 2 Reset done 3 3 Mode 1...

Page 11: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 10 Mode 1 Right 6 Left 7 Mode 1 4 TIG AC DC TIG AC DC 10 9 14 12 Mode 1 TIG AC TIG DC 4 1 TIG AC zk zk F...

Page 12: ...11 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA F 20 200 2 TIG C 2T TIG 2 2...

Page 13: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 12 4 TIG C 4T 4 2 TIG 2T pulse...

Page 14: ...13 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 4 TIG 2T pulse TIG C 1 2 2 2 3 30 4 1 5 100 6 1 7 30 8 5 9 50 10 150 11 50 12 50 13 50 14 8 50 100 150 1 4 2 TIG DC...

Page 15: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 14 zk zk F 2 TIG DC 2T TIG 2 2...

Page 16: ...15 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 4 TIG DC 4T 4 2 TIG D 2T pulse...

Page 17: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 16 4 TIG D 4T pulse TIG DC 1 2 2 2 3 30 4 1 5 100 6 1 7 30 8 5 9 50 10 50 11 50 12 8 50 100 50 1 4 3 TIG Lift...

Page 18: ...17 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA TIG Lift 4 4 Double Pulse TIG 4 5 SPOT SPOT TIG 2 1 0 1 3 2 DC 1 100 0 1 3 2...

Page 19: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 18 120 50 120 50 4 6 TIG MIX TIG AC 2 1 2 4 7 TIG AC TIG DC 9 10 14 12 Mode 1 TIG AC TIG DC PED 4 8 TIG 10...

Page 20: ...19 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA REMOTE CONTROL ON BUTTON MODE PED TIG AC TIG DC S1 R1 10 5 MMA I Mode 1 Enter 5 1 F...

Page 21: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 20 pulse DC 1 100 2 50 3 50 4 50 5 ON 6 50 7 OFF 8 8 W 150 100 50 50 1 5 2...

Page 22: ...21 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 50 50 6 6 1 TIG 6 2 6 3 1 190 260 ProTIG 200 AC DC ProTIG 200 AC DC 300 2 380 400 ProTIG 315 400V AC DC 6 4...

Page 23: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 22 7 10 8 4 15150 69 5 5 9 10 ProTIG 200 AC DC ProTIG 315 400V AC DC 50 60 230 3 380 3 400 190 260 10 80 80 5 200 10 315 DC 5 40 5 100 200 126 315 180 6 3 13 5...

Page 24: ...23 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA TIG AC DC 20 4 26 8 10 4 18 24 32 12 18 11 1 1 2 ABITIG ProTIG 200 AC DC ProTIG 315 400V AC DC 4 1 3 ABICOR BINZEL 3 1 4 1 5 ProTIG 200 AC DC 1 6 PATON 1 7 8 1 12...

Page 25: ...PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 24...

Page 26: ...25 PATON ProTIG DC TIG MMA 13 ProTIG 200 AC DC 2 ProTIG 315 400V AC DC 1 PATON...

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Page 28: ...ble Pulse function 41 4 5 SPOT welding mode 41 4 6 TIG MIX welding mode 42 4 7 Operation of the machine with the use of pedal in TIG AC and TIG DC modes 42 4 8 Function of remote control of welding cu...

Page 29: ...of button operation on the torch 2 4 19 Pedal support for smooth welding current regulation 20 PULSE function in TIG AC DC and MMA modes 21 TIG Lift Double Pulse and Remote Control functions for argon...

Page 30: ...eral parameters 15 Contactless arc ignition 16 Welding current indication 17 Memorizing modes 10 programs 10 programs 18 Arc burning stabilization 19 Pulse function in TIG AC DC MMA SPOT 20 TIG Lift f...

Page 31: ...r current 5 195 10 300 RIV mode parameters 34 Spot time s 0 01 5 0 01 5 35 Peak current 5 200 10 315 Functions in mode 36 Anti Stick ON OFF ON OFF 37 Hot Start 1 100 0 100 38 Arc Force 1 100 0 100 Ove...

Page 32: ...ht selection of welding parameter 7 button Left selection of welding parameter 8 LCD screen 9 Socket for connection of torch button or pedal 10 Fitting for connection of gas hose on the torch 11 Coola...

Page 33: ...selection of welding parameter LCD screen designed to display welding mode parameters Basic indicators of machine display 10 Displaying welding mode switched with the button Mode may be TIG AC manual...

Page 34: ...autonomous cooling unit or lack of coolant flow Warning If the liquid flow indicator glows red welding in TIG mode is not available In order to be able to operate the device with TIG torches with air...

Page 35: ...tistick function for counteraction of electrode sticking 23 Hot start function of improving the electrode ignition 24 Arc force function of welding arc burning stabilization 3 2 Reset the machine to f...

Page 36: ...orch nozzle guaranteed protection before arc ignition starting current After preblowing the arc is ignited on the starting current and during Tp it rises to I and is used mainly for smooth heating of...

Page 37: ...consider the operation of 2 stroke mode 2 stroke mode after pressing the button it is blown by shielding gas before welding and a smooth rise in the current to the specified value during Tp occurs Af...

Page 38: ...t current will go down smoothly to the end current during the time Tc and will remain at this level until the button is pressed After releasing the button the arc will extinct and postblowing with the...

Page 39: ...process will be poor After that welding can be started The value of actual welding current will range from 50A to 100 A with a periodicity of 150 oscillations per 1 second These parameters are set in...

Page 40: ...e set current is gradually reduced to the end current over the time Tc after which its postblowing with shielding gas occurs Typical cyclogram of operation of 4 stroke mode TIG DC 4T 4 stroke mode aft...

Page 41: ...onally depending on the welding conditions Typical cyclogram of operation of 2 stroke mode operation with pulse TIG D 2T pulse function Typical cyclogram of operation of 4 stroke mode operation with p...

Page 42: ...gnition or oscillator because it generates a powerful high frequency electric discharge at the moment of arc ignition If TIG Lift function is activated then the unit of contactless arc ignition will b...

Page 43: ...similar welding process will be performed but on AC with a frequency of 120 Hz and 50 balance 4 6 TIG MIX welding mode This mode is mostly used for welding aluminum The essence of the mode is to comb...

Page 44: ...g with a pedal you need connect the pedal to the device into the socket for the button on the torch switch the device to the mode of operation with the BUTTON MODE PED pedal set the parameters of the...

Page 45: ...ic parameters as follows 1 Main current main welding current 100 2 Pulse balance balance of pulses shape 50 3 Pulse frequency 50 Hz 4 Low current pulsed mode 50 5 Antistick on 6 Hot start 50 7 Arc for...

Page 46: ...r the losses caused by the use of the device not for the purpose The use according to the purpose involves compliance with the instructions of this manual 6 2 Requirement for placement The welding mac...

Page 47: ...served and packed machine is stored in storage conditions 4 according to GOST 15150 69 for 5 years The unpreserved machine should be stored in dry closed rooms at air temperature not lower than plus 5...

Page 48: ...erson causing damage to the machine or material values of the enterprise violation of the effective workflow All persons related to putting into operation control care and maintenance of the machine s...

Page 49: ...equency current can negatively affect the serviceability of electrical appliances for example pacemaker Persons with such devices should consult with a doctor before approaching a working welding area...

Page 50: ...cted the serviceability of the machine deformation of the casing and parts as a result of falling from a height or falling of heavy objects on the equipment loss of buttons and sockets with traces of...

Page 51: ...seller reserves the right to refuse to provide warranty repair or set month and year of manufacture of the machine set by serial number as the date of commencement of warranty obligations when the cer...