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Manage 'Power Wave' arc welding from PC
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Lincoln Electric Company, The product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Mar 2, 2006
The Weld Manager software from The Lincoln Electric Company is an ideal tool to help manage the company's 'Power Wave' systems easily from a computer or a Palm handheld.
The new Weld Manager software from The Lincoln Electric Company is an ideal tool to help manage the company's Power Wave Systems easily from a computer or a Palm handheld.
Set-up and configuration is easier than ever.
Similar to Lincoln's Weld Manager for a Handheld (Palm OS), the Weld Manager for PC has a user-friendly, menu-style selection that offers flexibility and choices for customising Lincoln Electric welding systems and monitoring arc time for tracking plant productivity.
Weld Manager's user interface set-up feature provides a convenient method for configuring the Lincoln Power Feed wire feeder user interface with true/false options, pull-down selections, and numeric entry.
The security option allows users to lock-down certain functions on a portion of the Power Feed panel or the entire display and enable password security to ensure that settings stay set.
The software reduces set-up time by providing the ability to backup the system configuration.
It also allows fabricators to restore those settings to multiple weld cells.
A serial cable or Ethernet cable can be used to connect your laptop to the Lincoln Power Wave welding system for use with Weld Manager.
PC hardware requirements include: * 64MB system RAM.
* 300MHz Processor.
* 800 x 600 display resolution with 256 colors or higher.
* Approximately 1MB additional disk space needed for saving files.
* Connection to a Lincoln Electric Power Wave or compatible machine through a serial (RS-232) cable or Ethernet network.
The software may be run within any of the following versions of Microsoft Windows: Windows NT Service Pack 6, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
The software is provided free with the purchase of a Power Feed 10M Bench or Boom model semi-automatic wire feeder or with the purchase of the Power Feed 10A, the user interface for the Power Wave AC/DC 1000 submerged arc welding system.
* About Lincoln Electric - Lincoln Electric is the world leader in the design, development and manufacture of arc welding products, robotic arc-welding systems, plasma and oxyfuel cutting equipment.
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