Siv21 Timer Manual PDF

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Welding Controller
SIV21S Series
OBARA KOREA
SIV21 Series OBARA KOREA PAGE 1-

Contents
= Safety Guide and Instructions = ........................................................................................................ 4
1. BASIC SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................... 11
1.1 Model ................................................................................................................................ 11
1.2 Control functions ................................................................................................................. 11
1.3 Inputs and outputs ............................................................................................................... 12
1.4 Dimensions and weight ......................................................................................................... 13
1.5 Equipment specifications ...................................................................................................... 13
1.6 Accuracy ............................................................................................................................ 14
1.7 Paint color .......................................................................................................................... 14
1.8 Power indicator lamp ............................................................................................................ 14
1.9 Charge indicator lamp .......................................................................................................... 14
1.10 Connection associated equipment ........................................................................................ 14
2. INSTALLATION AND COMMECTIONS .............................................................................................. 15
2.1 Installation .......................................................................................................................... 15
2.2 Connections (power, welding transformer and cooling water) ..................................................... 15
2.3 Grounding wire .................................................................................................................... 17
2.4 Connection of the PN/C cable ............................................................................................... 17
2.5 Connection of the control wires ............................................................................................. 18
2.6 Inputting Start Signal and Instructions ..................................................................................... 19
3. INITIAL POWER-ON PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................ 21
3.1 Check items before power-on ............................................................................................... 21
3.2 Check items at power-on ..................................................................................................... 21
3.3 Emergency stop .................................................................................................................. 21
4. TP-NET OPERATION .................................................................................................................... 22
4.1 Names and functions of controls ............................................................................................ 23
4.2 Notes on different modes...................................................................................................... 27
4.3 Operation monitor ................................................................................................................ 28
4.4 Description of the welding conditions ..................................................................................... 29
4.5 Description of functions related to parameters ......................................................................... 33
4.6 Initial operation of the TP ...................................................................................................... 41
4.7 Setting and changing parameters ........................................................................................... 43
4.8 Setting and changing welding conditions ................................................................................. 45
4.9 Copy and Verify functions for welding conditions ...................................................................... 47
4.9.1 Using the FCP ............................................................................................................ 48
4.9.2 Using the series copy function SCP ............................................................................... 49
4.9.3 Using the group copy function GCP ............................................................................... 50
4.10 Copy and Verify functions for welding conditions .................................................................... 51
4.10.1 T → P ...................................................................................................................... 51
4.10.2 P → T ...................................................................................................................... 52
4.10.3 P → P.................................................................................................................... 53
4.10.4 T ←→ P ................................................................................................................... 54
4.11 Confirmation of the alarm history .......................................................................................... 55
4.12 Gun counter reset .............................................................................................................. 55
4.13 Step reset ......................................................................................................................... 56
4.14 Step change...................................................................................................................... 56
4.15 Checking the I/O information ............................................................................................... 57
4.16 Sequence of basic operation ............................................................................................... 59
5. DP-NET OPERATION ................................................................................................................... 60

6. MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................ 61
6.1 Precautions for maintenance ................................................................................................. 61
7. TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................................... 62
8. ALARMS..................................................................................................................................... 71
8.1 Classification of the alarms ................................................................................................... 71
8.2 Settings associated with alarms ............................................................................................. 71
8.3 Timing chart of alarm sequence ............................................................................................. 72
9. INSPECTION ............................................................................................................................... 77
10. STORAGE ................................................................................................................................. 79
11. SPECIAL FUNCTION ................................................................................................................... 80
11.1 Pulse Start ........................................................................................................................ 80
11.2 Pulsation .......................................................................................................................... 81
11.3 START SW Preferred function ............................................................................................... 81
11.4 Re-Weld function............................................................................................................... 82
11.5 Trans Diode Short .............................................................................................................. 82
11.6 Current Detection function ................................................................................................... 83
11.7 Step Up control ................................................................................................................. 84
11.7.1 Step Up control ........................................................................................................ 84
11.7.2 Setting procedure for using the Step Up function ........................................................ 85
11.7.3 Step All Clear ......................................................................................................... 86
11.7.4 Step Select Clear .................................................................................................... 86
11.7.5 Step Reset ............................................................................................................... 86
11.7.6 Step Change ............................................................................................................ 86
11.8 Linear Up comtrol .............................................................................................................. 87
11.8.1 Linear Up control ...................................................................................................... 87
11.8.2 Setting procedure for using the linear up function ......................................................... 87
11.9 Variable Pressure (option) ................................................................................................... 88
11.9.1 Variable Pressure setting ............................................................................................ 88
11.9.2 Variable pressure sequence........................................................................................ 89
11.10 Pressure Selector ............................................................................................................. 90
11.11 Weld Interlock .................................................................................................................. 91
11.12 No Weld/Conti.Press ......................................................................................................... 92
11.13 SwStart ........................................................................................................................... 95
11.13.1 Purpose ................................................................................................................. 95
11.13.2 Wiring .................................................................................................................... 95
11.13.3 Usage.................................................................................................................... 95
11.13.4 Note ...................................................................................................................... 95
11.14 Repeat............................................................................................................................ 96
11.15 Device-Net (option) .......................................................................................................... 96
11.16 PLURALITY OF UNIT ...................................................................................................... 114
11.16.1 Connection of Plurality of Units ................................................................................ 114
11.16.2 Installation of Plurality of Units ................................................................................. 114
11.16.3 TP-Net Operation for Installation of Plurality of Units .................................................. 114
11.16.4 Troubleshootion (When Plurality of Units Are Connectde) ............................................ 115

= Safety Guide and Instructions =
This instruction manual should be thoroughly read for safe and correct
operation of this product.
• In order to ensure safety, only those persons who are qualified or well versed in welding
machines shall be engaged in installation, maintenance and repairs.
• The operator of the equipment shall thoroughly understand the information contained in
this manual, have sufficient technical knowledge, and be able to perform safety
operation.
• As far as safety education is concerned, it is recommended that those concerned

participate in various kinds of seminars and take qualification tests conducted under the
auspices of the Welding Academy, Welding Association, and related organizations. Also,
the owner is requested to educated the personnel in safety whenever considered
necessary.
• Keep this manual at a place to which operators have easy access and leaf it through as
many times as required.
• For further information, contact any of your local dealers whose phones and fax numbers
are listed below.
Manufacturer OBARA KOREA CORP

Head Office 535-158, Kasan-Dong, Keumchun-Ku,
Seoul, Korea (153-803)
TEL (02) 867-0171
FAX (02) 867-6531

= Safety Precautions =
Before starting operation, thoroughly read this manual for safe and correct operation of this product.
• Precautions described in this manual are intended to ensure safe operation of the equipment and preclude
the possibility of incurring injury to you and your co-workers.
• This product is designed and fabricated in due consideration of safety. However, it is essential that the
precautions in this manual be taken. Failure to take such precautions may cause a fatal or serious injury.
• Incorrect operation of the equipment may cause different levels of hazards and damage. This instruction
manual classifies these levels into the following two, which are represented by the corresponding symbols
and terms and used to warn the operator against possible hazards and damage. These symbols and terms
are also used in like manner on the warning labels affixed to the equipment.
Symbol Term Description
Incorrect operation can cause hazardous condition

DANGER which could result in a fatal or serious injury.
Incorrect operation can cause hazardous condition

which could result in a slight injury and which may only
CAUTION
cause property damage.
※ Symbols apply to general cases of the operation.
The term serious injury means loss of sight, wound, burns (resulting from too high or low an ambient
temperature), electric shock, fractures or poisoning that has aftereffects and requires medical treatment,
hospitalization or seeing the physician for long periods as an outpatient.
The term slight injury means wound, burns or electric shock that does not require medical treatment,
hospitalization or long-term treatment as an outpatient.
The term property damage means breakage of the property or consequential damage to the equipment.
As far as the handling of equipment is concerned, the matters related to “must” and “must not”
are indicated below.
COMPULSORY Must: e.g.., grounding connection
PROHIBITED Must not
※ Symbols apply to general cases of the operation.

Discouragement of operation by Certain Operators
For operational safety, discourage the following persons from performing operation:
DANGER
Mentally-troubled person.
Physically handicapped person who is hard to operate the equipment.
Addicted to drugs.
Intoxicated.
With a pacemaker implanted.
Without protective gears on.
Not having undergone appropriate education or guidance and technically unqualified.
With a long hair not bundled.
Education in Safety
The operator must not operate the equipment unless he or she:
CAUTION
Understands the information contained in this manual.
Understands the meaning of symbols and terms on the warning labels.
Has knowledge of Learning heart massage and artificial respiration (CPR).
Is capable of checking the protective equipment such as fire clothes.
Knows the point of contact in an emergency.
Has knowledge of first aid treatment for burns and injuries and the location of first aid kit.
Has knowledge of the location and resetting method of the Emergency Stop switch.
Is capable of inspecting the equipment.
Has knowledge of electricity.
Understands the equipment and knows it’s wiring connections and voltage value; and.
Has knowledge of resistance welding.

Safety Precautions to Be Taken
DANGER To avoid accidents resulting in a serious or fatal injury, be sure to observe

the following:
1. This welding machine is designed and fabricated, giving due consideration to safety. However, it is
essential that the precautions stated in this manual be taken. Failure to take such precautions may
cause a fatal or serious injury.
2. Jobs related to the I/O power source; determination of the installation site; handling, storage and
piping of high pressure gas; storage of products after welding; and disposal of wastes should be
done according to the local regulations as well as your in-house standard.
3. Do not allow unauthorized persons to approach the welding machine or the workplace..
4. Do not allow a person with a pacemaker embedded in his or her body to approach the welding
machine or the workplace without the approval from the physician. Since the welding machine
creates magnetic field around it during operation, it can adversely affect the pacemaker.
5. For ensuring safety, the welding machine should be installed, serviced, and repaired by only qualified
personnel or those who are familiar with it.
6. Also for ensuring safety, the welding machine should be operated by those who fully understand the
information contained in this instruction manual and have knowledge and skills of safe operation.
7. Do not use the welding machine for any other purposes than welding.

DANGER To avoid an electric shock, be sure to observe the following:
1. Do not attempt to touch live parts other than the secondary conductors.
2. Refer grounding of the welding machine to a certified electrician or other qualified person in
accordance with the regulations (Electrical Equipment Technical Standard).
3. When replacing a circuit board, fuse, or other parts or in cases where accidental contact with other
high-voltage parts is probable, be sure to turn off the main circuit breaker and make sure that a lit
charge lamp begins to dim and finally goes out.
Make sure that the charge lamp remains unlit. Using a tester, also make sure that the unit is free of
high voltage. Do not start installation or maintenance until it is certain that the unit is not charged with
power.
4. Do not use damaged cables or those which have insufficient capacity or exposed conductors.
5. Ensure that cable connections are tightened and properly insulated.
6. Do not operate the welding machine with its casing or cover removed.
7. Avoid using a torn or wet pair of gloves. Always use dry, insulated gloves.
8. Perform inspection and maintenance periodically. Do not re-use the equipment until damaged
portions, if any, have been properly repaired.
9. Cooling water to be used should have an electric resistance of not less than 5000Ω-CM and be free
of sediments.
10. Electric cables and air and water hoses to be used should be sturdy enough to withstand the
specified load and pressure.
11. When the tip changer is put out of use, the related equipment should be powered off.
12. Do not leave the doors of all units open unless they must be opened for inspection or maintenance
service. Keep the doors locked during operation. Ask the responsible person for strict storage of keys.

DANGER Do not try to put your fingers or hand between electrodes.
1. Do not try to put your fingers, hand or arm between electrodes.

2. Before turning on the power (for solenoid valves) or supplying compressed air, ensure safety around
the welding machine.
CAUTION Use protective gears to protect you and your co-workers from splashes or
spatters that are generated during welding job.
1. Wear safety goggles to protect the eyes from scattering chips.

2. Wear protective gears, including protective gloves, clothes with long sleeves and leather apron.
3. Install a protective curtain around the area surrounding the welding work site so that splashes
and spatter are not projected towards other people.
4. Wear a sound-proof gear if noise is too loud.
CAUTION To prevent a fire or an explosion, be sure to observe the following.
1. Keep the job site clean of combustibles which easily ignite when brought into contact with spatters.
If they cannot be removed, cover them with a sheet of nonflammable material.
2. Do not use the tip changer near the area where there are combustible gases.
3. Keep hot base metal away from combustibles.
4. Ensure that the cable connections are tightened and properly insulated.
5. Provide an extinguisher near the welding site in case of an emergency.

= Indication of hazardous zone =
= Type and location of warning label =
Indicates hazardous high voltage

zone.

1.
1. BASIC SPECIFICATIONS BASIC
1.1 Model
SIV21S – E0* - **** - *** - 6M Series 2.
INSTALLATION
SIV21S - E1* - **** - *** - 6M Series (with Network PCB)
1.2 Control functions
3.
Control method
POWER
All digital control, synchronous type
Control series 4.
TP
4 series/15 series/16 groups; Maximum control series: 240 conditions
Control of up to 8 guns (in units of 2 guns and 2 retract valves under control of aggregate 4
solenoid valves). 5.
DP
Setting method
Remote setting method 6.
MAINTENANCE
Time control
Squeeze Delay Time 0 to 99 cyc (for all series) 7.
Squeeze Time 1 to 99 cyc (for all series) TROUBLE
Weld Time 1 0 to 99 cyc (for all series)
Cool Time 1 0 to 99 cyc (for all series) 8.
Weld Time 2 0 to 99 cyc (for all series) ALARMS
Cool Time 2 0 to 99 cyc (for all series)
Weld Time 3 0 to 99 cyc (for all series) 9.
Hold Time 1 to 99 cyc (for all series) INSPECTION
Off Time 4 to 99 cyc (for all series)
Pressure up Time 1 0 to 99 cyc (for all series) 10.
Pressure up Time 2 0 to 99 cyc (for all series) STORAGE
Pressure up Time 3 0 to 99 cyc (for all series)
Hold Completion Delay Time 0 to 99 cyc (for all series) 11.
SPECIAL
Cyclic control
Pulsation 1 ~ 9 (for all series)
Re-Conduction Count 1 (selectable using the parameter)
Current control
Constant current control method Primary current feedback by the CT
Current settings
Direct setting 2000A to 60000A (in 100A step)
Primary current setting 50 to 600A (There is the restriction with duty)
Stepping control
Step Up system (up to 16 steps)
Linear Up system (up to 15 steps)
Step Back function
Maximum spot count: 9999

1.3 Inputs and outputs
Specifications for the solenoid valve 24 VDC
Rated current: 0.5A or less
(The total current of valve outputs should be 0.8A or less)
(A surge absorber must be provided on the solenoid valve side.)
Specifications for the control terminal block TB1
[Input]
Starting input 1N.O×4series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
or 4N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Group input 4N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Retract Starting input 1N.O×2series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Step Select Clear input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Step All clear input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Alarm Reset input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Welding On/Off Switch input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Safety Switch input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Transformer Thermo input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
MC3–ON input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
SW Start input 1N.O×1series (Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
[Output]
Hold End output 1 N.O×1series (24VDC, Max current: 0.12A)
Alarm output 1 N.O/N.C×1series (24VDC, Max current: 0.12A)
Last Step output 1 N.O×1series (24VDC, Max current: 0.12A)
(Current Detection signal output)*
Step Completion signal 1 N.O×1series (24VDC, Max current: 0.12A)
*1: When the parameter “Pr CurDetect” is ON, the Last Step signal output changes to the
Conduction Detect signal output. See Section “4.5 Description of parameter functions”
for details.
*2: When the Device Net is used, there are some more inputs and outputs. See Section
“11.15 Device Net” for details.

1.4 Dimensions and weight
Dimensions Timer main unit: 500 (W) × 350 (D) × 750 (H)
Maximum size 500 (W) × 350 (D) × 750 (H)
Weight 60 Kg
1.5 Equipment specifications
Welding power Three-phase, 380/400/420/440 VAC, 50/60Hz

(Preset voltage tap change selection for each reference voltage.)
Applicable voltage is ±20% of the preset voltage.
Power consumption 90 VA (Not in weld)
Frequency 400 to 2000 Hz
Ambient temperature 0 ~ 40°C
Relative humidity 90% max (No-condensation)
Cooling system 30°C max
Flow rate 6L/min
Maximum water pressure 0.3 MPa max.
Electric resistance 5000 Ω cm max.
Storage period for setup data 10 years
CAUTION
Handling of the setup data
The storage period for the setup data is 10 years when the main unit is used in
normal condition.
This period does not apply if any faults occur to the main board for some reason.
Therefore, the user is requested to ensure that important data on welding conditions
is stored and managed at the user side independently of storage of the data in this
equipment.

1.6 Accuracy
Welding power voltage fluctuations ±10% or less
Resistance load fluctuations ±10% or less
Setting accuracy ±3% (with respect to the full scale)
Repeatability ±3% (with respect to the full scale)
1.7 Paint color

Paint color of housing Orange (Equivalent to the color number of E5-259)
Source Standard print color sample card
(1956 edition issued by the Japan Paint Industry Association)
1.8 Power indicator Lamp

Indication color Opaque white
Indication condition ON when the Power ON
(24VDC for Internal control is ON)
1.9 Charge indicator lamp

Indication color Red
Indication condition On when the capacitor are being charged.
1.10 Connection associated equipment

This equipment has the following connection associated equipment.
For welding condition data input + Welding monitor +
TP-NET
Alarm and other indications
Welding result monitor + Welding condition display +
DP-NET
Alarm and other indications
PN/C (pendent cable) TP-NET / DP-NET / SNS connection cable
PJ/C (timer cable) Cable to connect timers.(Used for multi-unit setting option)
SMART-NET Allows the welding conditions to be managed by a PC.
SMART-NET

1.
2. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS BASIC
2.1 Installation
(1) Weight 60Kg 2.
INSTALLATION
(2) Dimensions 500mm (W) X 350mm (D) X 750mm (H)
(3) Use the mounting holes (Φ12mm x 4 places) in the bottom 3.
of the main unit. POWER
4.
TP
–– Precautions for installation ––
Install the controller in a place where the ambient temperature is 0 to 40°C and it is not 5.
exposed to direct sunlight. DP
Power receiving equipment that feeds the controller should be protected against lightning
according to the local regulations. 6.
MAINTENANCE
Avoid places where the unit is exposed to water splashes, oil drips or dust containing
metallic particles.
7.
TROUBLE
2.2 Connections (power, welding, transformer and cooling water)
Power cable : Connect the cable to “R-S-T” on the Circuit Breaker
8.
block on the rear of the main unit.(M8)
ALARMS
Power transformer cable : Connect the cable “U-V” on the power terminal block
on the rear of the main unit (M8)
Cooling water supply and drain lines : Connect them to INLET and OUTLET on the left side of 9.
INSPECTION
the main unit. (1/8)
–– Precaution for connections –– 10.
Connection cable : Cable size…22mm2 or more (depending on the STORAGE
capacity of transformer. See the table below)
Withstand voltage : 600VAC or more 11.
SPECIAL
Power drop during conduction : Should be within 20% of the rated voltage
Welding power : Be sure to install a fuse in the main power connection.
Breaker : Install a high-frequency proof earth leakage breaker
that can protect the human body on the power supply side
of the controller in use..
Capacity of welding
Cable size
transformer
- 70 kVA 22mm2 or more
70 - 125 kVA 30mm2 or more
125 - 180 kVA 38mm2 or more

Note: Any Cable that cannot deal with high frequencies will not protect the
human body. (When in doubt, contact us.)

Cooling water : Use city water or industrial water. Do not use cooling water that contains
electrolytes such as salt.
Circulated cooling water should be entirely changed twice a month or
5 to 10% of the total volume should be replaced continually (because
of condensation by evaporation). Where water is frozen in winter
season in your location, be sure to drain water before putting the unit
out of service.
Cooling water supply and drain lines

: Connect them to INLET and OUTLET on
the left side of the main unit. (1/8)

2.3 Grounding wire
Grounding wire : Connect the wire to the “Ground Connection Terminal” that is on upper main unit.
2
Connection cable : Cable size… 22mm or more (Half or more of the power cable size)
2.4 Connection of the PN/C cable

Connect the PN/C (TP-NET / DP-NET / SNS) cable to the TP connector of the timer main unit.

2.5 Connection of the control wires
Connect the terminal block TB1 on the front of the main unit.(See the instruction on the seat.)
Connection item Description
SOL1 and 2 Outputs a signal to each of the solenoid valves of GUN1 and GUN2.
Outputs a signal to the retract valves. Can also be used as outputs to the GUN3 and
SOL7 and 8
GUN4 solenoid valves.
Output an alarm signal on occurrence of fatal or warning(caution) alarms.
Alarm output Related parameters:
Output
“Caution”,” TESTW ALM”,”ALM Mode”,”ALM Out”
Step Up Finish Output Outputs a signal on completion of the specified steps in the Step-up function.
Last Step output Outputted upon switching to the last step order. However, this signal
(Current Detection Is turned into the Conduction Detect signal output when the parameter “CurDetect” is
signal output) ON.
Output of Hold End signal to each spot. When an alarm is found,
Hold End Whether this signal is outputted or not depends on the alarm that has occurred.
Related parameters : “Hold Out”, ”HoldA Dly”
GROUP 0~3 Binary input of Groups 0~3 specifies the welding conditions in Groups 0~15
1. Activation inputs. Can be used to specify up to 240 welding conditions in

conjunction with groups 0~3
(15 conditions * 16groups=240 conditions)
START SW 1~4
2. When the Step Select Clear signal and an START SW signal are
inputted at the same time, the specified GUN’s step is reset.
Related parameters: “AB Mode”, “SW Mode”, “One Shoot”
RETRACT START SW 7, 8 An input to start the Retract function.
ALARM RESET Short-circuiting this will reset a currently issued alarm.
A Switch to externally operate/stop the welding.

WELD ON/OFF Since N.C.(weld able at the closed position) is set, shorting between
Input
A12 and B13 is required when it is not in use.
STEP CLEAR Clears the Step-up data of up to GUN8
Inputting this signal and the Start SW simultaneously will specify a gun number and
STEP SELECT CLEAR
clears its Step data. See Section “4.13 Step resetting” for details.
This input connects the thermo wire from the welding transformer.
TRANS. THERMO
N.C.(normally closed)
Switch to stop the timer in an emergency and used for other purposes. N.C.(operative
SAFETY SW
at the closed position)
This signal allows activation input using interlock.

SW.COM. START
Related parameter: “SW Start”
Input of magnetic contactor on the output side (operative at the closed position).
MC3-ON SW
Shorting between A12 and A13 is required when it is not in use.

2.6 Inputting Start Signal and Instructions
When connecting the Activation signal, connect the signal to the Activation switches (1 to 4) and
Groups (0 to 3).
Inputting Start Switch Signal:
Setting the parameters on the timer allows you to select A MODE (4 series) and B MODE (15 series).
A MODE (1 ~4: 4 series) 1 group

Series 1 Series 2 Series 3 Series 4
START SW 1 O × × ×
START SW 2 × O × ×
START SW 3 × × O ×
START SW 4 × × × O
B MODE (1~F: 15 series) 1 group

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
START
O × O × O × O × O × O × O × O
SW 1
START
× O O × × O O × × O O × × O O
SW 2
START
× × × O O O O × × × × O O O O
SW 3
START
× × × × × × × O O O O O O O O
SW 4
Group input :
All the series, when put together, are called a group. There are 16 different groups consisting of
Group 0 to Group F. Each group is specified by a binary input. As shown in the table below, no
group input denotes Group 0.
Group selection (0 ~ F: 16 groups)
Group 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
Group 0 × O × O × O × O × O × O × O × O
Group 1 × × O O × × O O × × O O × × O O
Group 2 × × × × O O O O × × × × O O O O
Group 3 × × × × × × × × O O O O O O O O
Maximum number of conditions = 15 series X 16 groups = 240 conditions

Example of Start Switch input:
For use in B MODE, input SW7 in Group 3:
Inputs: SW7= Start SW1 + Start SW2 + Start SW3
Group 3 = Group 0 + Group 1
Note for Start Signal input

As to inputting from Start switches in B MODE, significant variations in the operating timing may
cause series to be incorrectly selected. The time lag in operation between switches should be
reduced to 5 ms max. Alternatively, there are two methods available for this purpose.
- Ensure that Start Common is closed with some delay after any of Start switches (1-4) is
selected.
- Make an effective use of SW.com.Start. See Section “11.3 SW.Com.Start” for further details.

1.
3. INITIAL POWER-ON PRECAUTIONS BASIC
2.
3.1 Check items before power-on INSTALLATION
Before turning on the power, check the following items to ensure that there are no incorrect
connections.
3.
1. Connection of the power cable
POWER
2. Connection to the welding transformer.
3. Connection of the grounding wire.
4. Connection or the control line. 4.
TP
5. Check on the cooling water line and flow rate.
5.
3.2 Check items at power-on
DP
When turning on the power:
1. Wear safety goggles and insulated gloves.
2. Immediately after the power is turned on, check for unusual noise or smoke or peculiar odor. 6.
MAINTENANCE
3. Make sure that there is no alarm indication on the TP-NET. If an alarm is indicated, take
appropriate corrective action against it referring to Section “9. INSPECTION”.
4. After the power is turned on, check for unusual noise or smoke or peculiar odor. 7.
TROUBLE
5. Set the welding condition data as well as parameter data referring to Section “4. TP-NET
OPERATION”.
6. Use the START SW to start the equipment and make sure that the welding guns are 8.
ALARMS
pressurized depending on the activation series
3.3 Emergency stop 9.

INSPECTION
Opening the signal circuit of the “Safety Switch” on the TB1 terminal block allows you to stop
any valve outputs from the timer and to cut off the welding current in an emergency. The
stopping method depends on the external connections. The personnel responsible for system 10.
STORAGE
configuration should select the emergency stop function according to the situations.
11.
SPECIAL

1.
4. TP-NET OPERATION BASIC
Each timer can have data on 240 welding conditions and one set of parameter data. 2.
INSTALLATION
The TP-NET can have data held by five (5) units of this timer.
Simply, the TP-NET can have as many as 1200 welding conditions..
3.
POWER
Description of operations from the TP-NET (teaching pendant): 4.

Welding result monitor TP
Check on and change of the parameters

Check on and change of the welding conditions 5.
Check on I/O information (BIT information) DP
Alarm indication and check on its history
Spot count and reset 6.
Step order count, reset and change MAINTENANCE
Copy of compare between TM and TP

Copy of the internal data of TP 7.
TROUBLE
Description of terms:
8.
ALARMS
Welding result monitor･･････ Results of the previous welding. 9.

Welding conditions･････････ The current value, welding time and other condition INSPECTION
can be set as per the customer’s needs

Parameters････････････････ The function can be selected as required by the 10.
customer. STORAGE
(Repeat, Step up and other functions)

11.
SPECIAL

4.1 Names and functions of controls

Names of control buttons on the control panel
Button name Description of function and operation
Selects menu button (function key).

F1~F4
Pressing Shift + a function selects any one of F5 to F8. F8 key is
/F5~F8
dedicated to the return function.
F-Disp Determines whether a description should be displayed or cleared on the

Select bottom line of the display screen.
0~9 & “.” Ten-key pad to input data. A to F are selected by pressing Shift +4 to 9.
/A~F ON and OFF are selected without pressing Shift. ON = “1” and OFF =
/ON & OFF “0”.
- Short-cut button to return to the initial display screen.
- Used for display and edit of the currently connected TM#. Menu
TM#
button to select the timer No. to be monitored.
/Home
- Pressing Shift + TM#/Home calls up the mode in which the timer No.
to be edited is selected.
Step Reset Clears the step value when the step function is enabled.
- Resets an alarm that has occurred.
- Clears the gun spot count when the welding spot count is indicated.
Reset (Gun No. is displayed on the top of the screen.)
- Clears the alarm history when it is displayed or suspends other
operations.
↑←→↓ Selects scroll direction for the displayed function.
Help Calls up a help that explains the function letters and details.
Shift Auxiliary button to select F5 to F8 and A to F.
Names of indicator lamps (Status display of the controller)

Indicator name Description of status display
Illuminates when TP-NET has finished initialization, acquired initial data
Ready via communication and gone into the standby state waiting for data
input.
No Weld Indicates that the timer controller is in No Weld mode.
Indicates that the timer controller is in No Weld mode and the
Conti.Press
gun-pressure control is in continuous pressurization mode.
Set Indicates that the timer controller is in data setting mode.
SW Start Indicates that the Start switch in the timer controller is turned on.
Step last stage Indicates that the timer controller has entered the final step.
Step up finish Indicates that the timer controller has entered the step end phase.
Alarm Indicates that the timer controller has detected trouble.

Description of the function key items
The screen is selected by pressing any of function keys (F1 to F8) as shown below:

The timer contains data on one unit and parameter data.
TP-NET can contain and hold information on 5 units of the timer.
A total of 1200 welding conditions can be in the TP-NET

4.2 Notes on different modes
As mentioned in Section 4.1, different modes can be selected by using the function
Keys on the TP-NET.
Calls up the Operation mode. Welding data cannot be changed in

Operation Mode
this mode.
Checks mode in which the setup sequence is followed without
No-weld Mode applying the welding current.
See Section “11.12 No Weld/ Conti. Press.” for further details.
Provides SOL output with START SW set to ON.
C.Press Mode
See Section “11.12 No Weld/ Conti. Press.” for further details.
Makes changes to welding conditions when the Setup mode is
Set Mode
entered. Conduction is also allowed.
Parameter Setting mode Calls up the mode for parameter setting.

4.3 Operation monitor
The operation monitor is mode A in which the user checks the operation status and
controls the gun counter and step data
Display screen of the operation monitor
Gun1 10
Gun2 1580
Gun3 16230
Gun4 17000
Gun5 33
Gun6 33
Gun7 1234
Gun8 2000
1-Step 1 10
2-Step 12 123
3-Step Up 300
4-Step Up Finish 1200
5-Step Up 300
6-Step Up 250
7-Step Up 100
8-Step Up 50
B3F-5 W.Cycle 10cyc
C.Flow 68%
Set Curr. 10.5KA
Total Curr 10.5KA
Heat1 13.0KA
Heat2 9.0KA
Heat3 10.0KA
Peak Current 13.4KA
Line Voltage 410V

4.4 Description of the welding conditions
Name Indication Input condition/Operation/Relevant data

Input Selects the gun No. (MV/SOL) used for this series.
Provides SOL output to the gun with No. specified by this
Gun Selection GunSel Operation
condition.
Relevant Parameter “Pj Gun Sel.”
Input Setting range: 1 to 99 cyc. 0 cyc indicates “not in use”.
The first function in the welding sequence to actuate the
Pre-squeeze PrSquez Operation MV valve and then stand by. This is skipped during repeat
operation.
Relevant
Setting range: 1 to 99 cyc. Must be used. (0 cyc means no
Input
setting.)
Squeeze Time Squeeze Function to stand by before going to slope control
Operation
(conduction).
Relevant
Setting Range: 1 to 99 cyc, Needs to set a value other than
Input
0.
A function to gradually increase welding current from the
Slope Time Slope
Operation minimum-striking angle of arc to a required level. Slope
time before the next welding time is specified here.
Relevant
Welding Current 1 Heat1 Input Setting range: 2.0 kA to 60.0 kA
Welding Current 2 Heat2 Operation Heat current value for each conduction time setting.
Welding Current 3 Heat3 Relevant Welding condition “TurnR”
Input Setting range: 1 to 99 cyc. 0 cyc indicates “not in use”.
Cool 1 time Cool1 Operation Sets the pause time between conductions.
Cool 2 time Cool2
Relevant
Input Setting Range: 1 to 99 cyc, Setting 0 will disable this item.
A function to interpolate welding current between Weld-2
Down-slope Time D.Slope Operation Time and Weld-3 Time. The current may increase
according to the setting.
Relevant
Setting range: 0.1 to 200.0
The settable environment differs for each of 1 series,
Input
gun series and all series depending on
Transformer turn “Pb TransType” condition.
TurnR.
ratio Used as a factor to convert the primary current to the
Operation secondary current value. Since the alarm “ill.Data” is
initiated, 0.0 should not be set.
Relevant Parameter “Pb TransType”

Name Indication Input/Operation/Relevant data
Setting range: 0, 4 to 99 cyc. 0 cyc indicates “not in use”.
Input With the parameter “Pc Repeat Select” ON, this setting can
be made.
Off Time Off
Repeats cycle operation with START SW placed in ON
Operation
position.
Relevant Parameter ”Pc Repeat Select”
Setting range: 1 to 9
Input This condition can be set with the parameter
“P1 Pulse Sel” ON.
No. of Provides pulsation according to the preset count. In
Pulse
Pulsation addition to the basic cycle operation, whether the operation
Operation
should be held according to the activation switch
information depends on the parameter.
Relevant Parameter “P1 Pulse. Sel.”
Input Setting range: 30 to 100% (100% for disabled)
Error judgment criterion used for comparative check on the
present conduction state.
Flow ratio:
The waveform that is observed when the current value
controlled by IGBT is maximal is called a FULL wave. The
ratio of current flow is taken as 100% at the full wave and
Maximum Current Operation
C.Flow+ the specific ratio of flow is determined with respect to this
Flowrate
reference.
The current decreases as the resistance increases due
typically to deteriorated cable. In that case, the control
system automatically extends the ON duration. Then the
ratio of flow will increase.
Welding condition “CF.Count”; Alarm Signal
Relevant
“Current flowerrate high”
Input Setting range: 1 to 99. 0 disables this condition.
Error Count CF.Count Used as reference count of error judgment when values
Operation
exceeding the maximum flow ratio persist.
Relevant Welding condition “C.Flow+”; Alarm Signal “Flow%Over”
Setting range: 0 to 9999N
Input Sets the maximum welding pressure for the gun indicated
Maximum on the drawing.
Max.Pre
Pressure To be a factor used to calculate the pressure set value
Operation
considering the air pressure value.
Relevant Parameter “Pe VP Mode”
Input Setting range: 50 to 150%
Used to adjust welding pressure.
Pressure
PAdjust Operation To be a factor used to calculate the pressure set value
Coefficient
considering the maximum welding pressure available.

Pressure Rise Input Setting range: 0 to 99 cyc

Time1 Set time for variable pressure and pressure selector
PresT1
Pressure Rise changeover time. These conditions set the time when the
PresT2 Operation
Time1 welding pressure is to be changed within the weld time
PresT3
Pressure Rise from the beginning of the SQ time.
Time1 Relevant Parameter “Pe VP Mode”
Input Setting range: 0 to 9999 N or 0 to 100%
Set Pressure 1 PresV1
Set the variable welding pressure of variable pressure.
Set Pressure 2 PresV2 Operation
Settable in N and %.
Set Pressure 3 PresV3
Input Setting range: 400 to 2000Hz
Frequency Freq. Operation Sets the frequency of the welding transformer.
Relevant Parameter “Pu Frequency”
Setting range: 50 to 200%
Input Settings are made for each of 1 series, gun series and all
series according to the parameter conditions.
Step 1 Step 1 The current values of HEAT1 to 3 increase and decrease
to To according to the present step value. The step range
Step 16 Step 16 Operation
changes to 0 to 15 in the Linear Up mode.
See Section “11.8 Linear Up Control” for further details.
Parameters: “P8 Step Type”; “Pk Max Step”;
Relevant
“Pv Linear Up”
Setting range: 0 to 9999
Input Settings are made for each of 1 series, gun series and all
series according to the parameter conditions.
Step Count 1 Count 1 With step control enabled, the maximum count for each
To to Operation step is indicated. The next step is entered when the count
Step Count 16 Count 16 expires.
Parameters: “P8 Step Type”; “Pk Max Step”;

Relevant
“Pv Linear Up”
Input Setting range: 50 to 100%. 100% for no check.
Compares the measured current value with the preset one
Current Low Operation
Curr.Low added with the step up amount for error detection.
Limit
Welding conditions “HEAT1, 2 and 3”; Alarm Signal
Relevant
“Current High”
Input Setting range: 100 to 150%. 100% for no check.
Compares the measured current value with the preset one

Current High Operation
Curr.Hig added with the step up amount for error detection.
Limit
Welding conditions “HEAT1, 2 and 3”; Alarm Signal
Relevant
“Current High”

Input Setting range: 0 to 99 cyc
Hold End Delay The Hold End signal is not delivered upon elapse of HO
Hold Dely Operation
Time (hold time), but is sent with a time lag that is set here.
Relevant
Setting range: 100 to 200%

Input
100% for no check.
Criterion of error judgment when the measured current
Peak Current Limit PeakCurr value is compared with the preset one added with the step
Operation
up amount. If any peak value of W1, W2 and W3 exceeds
the set range, “PeakCurHigh” is delivered.
Relevant Alarm Signal “PeakCurHigh”
Setting range: 1 to 15, up to the parameter “Pk
Input
Max Step” - 1.
Step Return Allows a return to the step that has the designated order
StepRet. Operation
Position upon receipt of the Step Select Reset signal.
Relevant Parameters: “P8 Step Type”; “Pk Max Step ”

4.5 Description of functions related to parameters
Name (indication) Condition for Enabled / Operation
ON: Enabled
Pulsation Select OFF: Disabled
(P1: Pulse Sel) Operation: Repeats the COOL1 and WELD2 cycles the number of times preset
by Pulsation Count.
ON: A MODE
OFF: B MODE
Operation: The welding conditions of Series 1 to 4 are selected by selecting
A or B Mode select one input signal individually from 4 switch inputs.
(P2: AB MODE ) The lower value is given preference if signals from 2 or
more switches have been selected at the same time.
In B MODE, the welding conditions of Series 1 to 15 are selected
by combining 4 switch inputs.
ON: Normally open
Alarm Signal
OFF: Normally closed
NO/NC Select
Operation: Selects whether the alarm output is used in NORMAL OPEN state
(P3: ALM Out)
or NORMAL CLOSE state upon detection of an alarm.
ON: Enabled
Trigger Start OFF: Disabled
(P4: One Shoot) Operation: ON setting of this parameter accepts a SW input even when it is
a pulse input.
ON: Enabled
Hold End Signal OFF: Disabled
Select Operation: ON setting of this parameter outputs the Hold End signal following
(P5: Hold Out) (or upon) output of alarm signal even when a warning alarm such
as Current Error has occurred..
ON: Enabled (used in conjunction with Hold End Signal Select ON)
Hold End Signal
OFF: Disabled
Delay Select upon
Operation: Process to delay output of the Hold End signal by 30cyc after output
generation of alarm
of an alarm signal when a warning alarm such as Current Error has
(P6:HoldA Dly)
occurred. (HOLD DELAY process)
0: Alarm pulse output

1: Alarm continuous output. Conduction can be continued.
2: Alarm continuous output. Waiting for reset.
Alarm Signal Output 3: No alarm. Alarm indication only.
Select Operation: Controls alarm output according to the setting when a warning alarm
(P7: ALM Mode) such as Current Error has occurred. When this parameter is set to 0
and Hold End signal DELAY selection is ON, the alarm signal output
time is fixed to 30 cyc. When OFF, the alarm output depends on the
Start switch state.

0: Step Up function Disabled

1: Step Up series for gun series
2: Step Up series for all series
STEP Series Select Operation: When this parameter is set to 0, the Step Up function Disabled is
(P8: Step Type) selected.
When set to 1, the gun with No. (any of 1 to 8) selected in setup data
enters the Step Up series. When set to 2, the Step Up series is fixed
to 4 (Mode A)/15 (Mode B) series.
ON: START SW Preferred
OFF: Sequence Preferred
Trigger SW priority Operation: When Start switch is turned off during weld or cool time, this
select parameter causes the welding sequence to end at the current
(P9: SW Mode) conduction cycle, skipping to Hold while suspending the remaining
weld or cool time period. If OFF, the parameter causes the welding
sequence to reach its end regardless of the activation switch state.
Japanese / English
ON: Japanese
Select
OFF: English
(Pa: Japanese
Operation: Switches the display language between Japanese and English.
Select)
0: Turn Ratio for 1 series
1: Turn Ratio for gun series
Transformer Turn 2: Turn Ratio for all series
Ratio Series Select Operation: When this parameter is set to 0, the Transformer Turn Ratio setting is
(Pb: Transformer for 1 series.
Type) When set to 1, the Transformer Turn Ratio setting series is for the
gun No. (any of 1 to 8) selected in welding condition setup data.
When set to 2, it is for 4 (Mode A)/15 (Mode B) series.
ON : Enabled
OFF: Disabled
Operation: Repeats the sequence following Squeeze with START SW placed in
Repeat Select
the ON position. Turning the START SW OFF cancels the repeat
(Pc: Repeat Select)
operation.
The output time of the Hold Completion signal depends on the OFF
time.
ON: Enabled
OFF: Disabled
Re-Weld Enabled Operation: Performs reweld upon detection of Current Low Error.
Select After reweld, recurrence of Current Low Error causes the Current Low
(Pd:Reweld) Error alarm to be outputted without re-executing this reweld. When
“SW Mode” is ON, whether reweld is to be made or not depends on
the START SW state.

0: Parameter not used.

1: Variable Pressure % setting method selected
Variable Pressure
2: Variable Pressure direct setting method selected
Application Select
Operation: This selects whether the gun welding pressure is set in % or N
(Pe: VP Mode)
(Newton). When N is used, it is required that the maximum gun
welding pressure and the air pressure be accurately set.
0: Control voltage range: 0 to 5V
Variable Pressure 1: Control voltage range: 0 to 10V
Control Output Operation: ”0” selection: When the SMC variable pressure valve is used:
Select “1” selection: When the CKD variable pressure valve is used.
(Pf: VP Type) For the electro-pneumatic regulator, select the appropriate
voltage as specified.
ON: Enabled
Caution Output OFF: Disabled
Select Operation: This function determines whether the warning output is to be an alarm
(Pg: Warning Select) contact output or prohibited. When ON, the function provides an
alarm contact output upon detection of an alarm.
ON: Enabled (Check in squeeze operation)
OFF: Disabled (Constant check)
Thermo SW Check
Operation: For Gun Change Type, if the transformer thermo is constantly
Method Select
monitored, the transformer thermo line is open temporarily during gun
(Ph: Gun C Select)
change and an alarm occurs in spite of no fault. With this function
ON, any Transformer Thermo Check will not be made in idling mode.
ON: Alarm contact output Enabled
Alarm Signal Select OFF: Alarm contact output Disabled
during No Weld and Operation: Provides alarm contact output during conduction off sequence and
Conti. Press. modes during continue-to-pressurize operation.
(Pi: Test W･ALM) Then, the Hold End signal follows the output. With this function OFF,
none of alarm contact output and alarm message output is effected.

01 to 08:
Set value is used to select the maximum SOL No.
11 to 18:
‘Retract’ function Enabled
21 to 28:
‘Retract Reverse Connection’ function Enabled
31 to 38:
‘Valve Changeover during Conduction’ function Enabled
41 to 48:
‘Weld Interlock’ function Enabled
51 to 58:
‘Retract’ function Enabled + ‘Cross Interlock’ function Enabled
61 to 68:
‘Retract Reverse Connection’ function Enabled + ‘Cross Interlock’
function Enabled
Operation: The upper digit (from 0* to 4*) represents the valve function
selection. The lower digit (from *1 to *8) represents the maximum
number of guns to be used. When the upper digit is non-zero, SOL3
and 4 are used for other functions and therefore cannot be used for
SOL. When DeviceNet is used (with Parameter “Pq Remote I/O”
ON), only the maximum gun No. from 01 to 08 is set.
‘Retract’ function:
Outputs Retract SOL7 (B2) in response to input from
Retract START SW 7 (B8: terminal block TB1) and outputs
Retract SOL8 (B3) in response to input from Retract
START SW 8 (B9).
Gun Selection ‘Valve Changeover during Conduction’ function (‘Pressure selector’
(Pj: Gun Sel) function) :
Outputs MV3 (B2: terminal block TB1) upon expiration of the set time
for the welding condition Pressure Increase
Time 1. Then outputs MV4 (B3) upon expiration of
Pressure Increase Time 2.
See Section “11.10, Pressure Sector” for further details.
‘Weld Interlock’ function:
Outputs Activation Acknowledgement (B2: terminal block
TB1) in response to signal from START SW 1 to 4. Also
outputs Conducting information from the Conducting
output (B3). Extends the Squeeze Time in response to the
Wait for Conduction input (B8).
See Section “11.11 Weld Interlock” for further details.
‘Retract’ + ‘Cross Interlock’ function:
In response to Retract START SW 7 (B8) input, outputs
Retract SOL7 (B2) when Retract SOL8 (B3) Is OFF.
In response to Retract START SW 8 (B9) input, outputs
Retract SOL8 (B3) when SOL7 (B2) is OFF.
↓
See the chart on the next page.

TB1 output relationship chart based on the Gun Selection settings.

When the DeviceNet is not used:
SOL7 SOL8
SOL1 SOL2
(SOL3) (SOL4)
01 Valve output
02 Valve output Valve output
03 Valve output Valve output Valve output
04 ~ 08 Valve output Valve output Valve output Valve output
11 Valve output SW7 SW8
12 ~ 18 Valve output Valve output Retract output Retract output
Gun Selection 31 Valve output T2 Time T3 Time
(Pj: Gun Sel) 32 ~ 38 Valve output Valve output Valve output Valve output
41 Valve output Output under
Output under
Acceptance of
42 ~ 48 Valve output Valve output conduction
activation
Note: The lower digits from *5 to *8 represent a virtual valve and GUN Counter
and Step Counter are enabled.
STEP UP Maximum 2 to 16: STEP UP maximum count setting.

Count Setting Operation: This value is used to set the last step order (maximum step count).
(Pk: Max Step) Set this parameter to 0 for step off.
0: All display. 1: 1 group minimum mode

Display Level Select
2: Limited to 1 group 3: Limited to 4 groups
(Pl: Display Level)
Operation: Only the minimum setting data allows conduction.
Welding Power
0: 200 V setting 1: 220 V setting 2: 380 V setting 3: 400 V setting
Reference Voltage
4: 420 V setting 5: 440 V setting 6: 460 V setting 7: 480 V setting
Setting
Operation: Step Down Transformer is set in accordance with the welding power
(Pm: Reference
and then this function is selected accordingly.
Voltage)

Operation: 0: Welding On (standard)

1: Performs gun operations only without application of the
Welding On/Off welding current.
Select 2: Continues to pressurize when START SW is ON.
(Pn: Test Mode) 3: The Start series is enabled when Series 15 in Group 15 is selected.
4: The Start series is enabled when Series 15 is selected without
regard to groups.
0 to 99: Timer No. setting
Timer No. Setting Operation: To be set when more than one timer is connected (OPTION).
(Po: TM NO．) Set the last 2 digits of the manufacture number of the timer
(recommendation).
ON: Enabled (The gun is fixed in activation series.)
OFF: Disabled (The gun is freely selected in each activation series.)
Operation:
Enabled: Assigns an odd number of Start series (1,3,5... to SOL1 and
Gun Fixed Select an even number (2,4,6...) to SOL2. Mainly used for a portable
(Pp: Gun NO. Fix) system. However, when the lower digit is 1 in “Pj Gun Select”
(the maximum number of guns is 1), all series are fixed to
SOL1.
Disabled: The output SOL can be freely selected for each of the Start
series.
ON: Remote I/O control Enabled (DeviceNet is supported.)
OFF: Remote I/O control Disabled
Remote I/O Select
Operation: When this parameter is set to ON, DeviceNet is supported.
(Pq: Remote I/O)
Then the terminal block TB1 is switched from timer input/output to
general-purpose input/output scheme.
ON: Enabled
OFF: Disabled
Operation:
Enabled: Outputs the Current Detect signal from B6 on the terminal block
TB1 when normal conduction is detected with WELD ON.
The output is timed approximately 1 cyc after HOLD time
process has started.
Current Detect Signal
When the parameter “Pr CurDetect” is enabled, the Last Step
Output
signal will not be delivered. This is only indicated on the TP.
(Pr: CurDetect)
Disabled: The Current Detect signal will not be delivered.
When the parameter “P8 Step Type” is set to non-zero,
this parameter outputs the Last Step signal from B6 on the
terminal block TB1.
Note: With Remote I/O enabled, the TB1 is used as a remote I/O terminal block.
Therefore, the Current Detect signal will not be delivered from the terminal
block TB1.

ON: Enabled (“Ps” and “P8 ” Step Type” are ON (1or 2))
OFF: Disabled
Operation:
Enabled: Outputs the Step Completion signal for step series 1 from B5 on
the terminal block TB1 when the step
series 1 is completed. Outputs the Step Completion signal for step
Step 2 Series Select
series 2 from B6 on the terminal block TB1 when the step series
(Ps: Step 2 Series)
1 is completed. Any signals other than step series 1 and 2 will
not be outputted. (The step series 1 and 2 only are independent
for output.)
Disabled: If the parameter “P8 Step Type” setting is non-zero, this
parameter outputs the Step Completion signal from B5 on the
terminal block TB1 when either step series is completed.
ON: Enabled
OFF: Disabled
Operation:
Switch Select
Enabled: The selected activation is inputted to the timer by inputting the
(Pt: SWStart)
Switch Start after selection of START SW 1 to 4.
Disabled: The Start is inputted by inputting the signal from START SW 1 to 4
as usual.
0: 1 series 1: Gun series 2: All series
Frequency Series Operation: Setting 0 selects 1 frequency setting series.
Select Setting 1 selects the gun No. (any of 1 to 8) selected in welding
(Pu:Frequency) condition setup data as frequency setting series.
Setting 2 selects 4 (Mode A)/15 (Mode B) frequency setting series.
ON: Enabled
OFF: Disabled
Operation:
Step Linear Up
Enabled: Performs linear interpolation with the aid of the subsequently
Control
applied current for step control.
(Pv: Linear Up)
The current value the rate of which is obtained through division
by the set spot count is used to gradually step up the current.
Disabled: Step order control is selected.

Note on Changing Parameters
! CAUTION
! When you have changed parameter settings, turn the power of the timer main
unit off and then on again in order to ensure the system operation. The system
can malfunction if it is continually used without taking this step.
! When you have changed parameter settings, the data on associated welding
conditions need be verified again or modified as appropriate.
Example1) When Pulsation Select has been changed from 0: Disabled to 1:

Enabled:
The Pulsation Count item is added to the welding conditions.
Example2) When Step Series Select has been changed from 0: Disabled to 1:
Gun Series.
The Step Up Rate and Step Count items are added to the welding
conditions.
Example 3) When the parameter Pressure Gun Select has been changed:
All the settings including Pressure Gun Select, Turn ratio, and Step
Series Data in the welding conditions need be verified again.
! CAUTION
Monitor display of the set current
The indicated value of set current is the value calculated under the welding
conditions including Activation Series, Gun Series, and Step Up Rate. After
conduction, changes made to the associated current value and weld time or
execution of Step Reset or Step Change will induce a disagreement in the
relationship between the indicated value of set current and the indicated value of
total current. This should be understood in using the system.

4.6 Initial operation of the TP
<TP-NET is one-to-one connected with the timer (usual case). >
Go to the next page.
<One-to-N connection between TP-NET and timers>

(One TP-NET is used to set conditions for multiple timers that are connected with the TP-NET
via cables.)
When the power to the timers is turned on with TP-NET connected, the initial screen will be
displayed in the sequence below. After the TM No. list is displayed, select TM No. of the timer
to be edited.
< TP-NET screen display >

Screen appearing upon power-on
WELD.ContactROLLER
TEACHING PENDANT
IV**.* TP**.*
OP**.* WAIT...
F1 F2 F3 F4
F5 F6 F7 F8
TM No. list After several seconds F- Disp TM# Teaching Pendant

Select
15 16 17 Home TP- Net
SW Last Step No- ConH
Alarm Set Ready
Start Step End Weld Press
TM# Next ↓↑
Step 7 8 9
Shift Reset
Reset D E F
Version display Select the intended TM No. 4 5 6

A B C
WELD.ContactROLLER
TEACHING PENDANT Help
1
2 3
IV 8.0 TP 7.0 ON
OP 7.0 WAIT... 0
.
OFF
KOREA OBARA CORP

Initial screen After several seconds
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0
GUN3 0
Mon TMD TPD Mode
< Other related operation >
#TM
Shift + Home
Shift + TM#key
can call up the TM No. list screen
15 16 17
TM# Next ↓↑

Description of the initial screen
When the intended timer is selected, the following initial screen appears.
The 4th row on the display screen is for the function keys. Input through the function keys
selects the various functions.
<TP-NET screen display>

Initial screen
<Other Key Operations>

4.7 Setting and changing parameters
When setting and changing parameters, make sure that the Setup mode is already selected.
Remember that, when parameter has been changed, the displayed items of the welding
conditions may also be changed.
Example: Enable the timer’s internal parameter “Pulsation”:
See Section “4.5 Description of the parameters” for the setting method of each parameter.
! CAUTION
! Notes for screen scroll to verify data on the display screen of the TP-NET
Scrolling the screen vertically to the gun series data area will cause the highlight to
move to the GUN NO. selected by the activation series. Example: Scrolling down
Activation Series 2 to the step up rate would cause the highlight to move to the step up
condition for GUN NO.3 selected by “Gun Select”.
In addition, after scrolling in the gun series data area by pressing the left and right keys,
returning to the activation series data by pressing the up key will cause the highlight to
move to the series that was displayed immediately before scroll down.

See Section “4.5 Description of the parameters” for the setting method of each parameter.

4.8 Setting and changing welding conditions
When setting and changing parameters, make sure that the Setup mode is already selected.
Parameter data should be set before entering welding conditions.
Otherwise, the displayed items of the welding conditions may be changed.

Example: Set Squeeze of Series 14(D) in Group 0 for the TP internal unit 2 to 5cyc:
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F3
GUN3 0 Select “TPD”.
F7
Mon TMD TPD Mode
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F1 Select “Edit”.
GUN3 0
F5
Edit UCP PE d PCP
Unit Edit Menu

Key in ‘2’ and press Return key to
Select Unit# effect the entry.
Range : 1-5
Unit#2 Selected
Select Group# effect the entry.
Range : 0-15
20D Squeeze 2cyc Use the up and down scroll keys to

20D Weld1 0cyc F1 select Squeeze and use the up and
20D Cool1 0cyc down scroll keys to select Series 14(D).
F5
Edit FCP SCP GCP With Squeeze on the top, select “Edit”.
20D Squeeze 2cyc

Input Data determine the value.
Range : 1-99
20D Squeeze 5cyc Verify that the value has been

TM# changed, and press Home key to
Input Data Home return to the initial screen.
Range : 1-99

4.9 Copy and Verify functions for welding conditions
When entering and editing data about welding conditions, various copy functions can be used
to reduce the keying-in time.
Copy function Description
Function Copy (FCP) Copies a welding condition function to all the Start series.
Series Copy (SCP) Copies data from one Start series to another.
Group Copy (GCP) Copies data from one group to another.
Verify data between groups.

Group Verify (GVR)
Used for conformation and such after making a Group Copy.
Explanatory Drawing of Copy Functions:

4.9. Using the FCP
Example: Copy Hold 10cyc of Series 1 in Group 0 for T P internal unit 2 to Series 1 to
15 in that group:
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F3
GUN3 0 Select “TPD”.
F7
Mon TMD TPD Mode
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F1 Select “Edit”.
GUN3 0
F5
Edit UCP PE d PCP
Unit Edit Menu

Range : 1-5
Unit#2 Selected
Range : 0-15
201 Hold 10cyc Use the up and down scroll keys to

201 Heat1 5.0kA F2 select Hold and use the up and
201 Heat2 5.0kA down scroll keys to select Series 1.
F6
Edit FCP SCP GCP With Hold on the top, select “FCP”.
201 Hold 10cyc

Function Copy Press Return key to effect the entry.
OK?
OK : Ret. Quit : F-8
201 Hold 10cyc Verify that Copy is Completed, and

Function Copy TM# press Home key to return to the
Complete! Home initial screen

4.9.2 Using the series copy function SCP

4.9.3 Using the group copy function GCP
Example: Copy Group 10 for the TP internal unit 4 to Group 10 for the unit 1:
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F3
GUN3 0 Select “TPD”
F7
Mon TMD TPD Mode
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F1 Select “Edit”
GUN3 0
F5
Edit UCP PE d PCP
Unit Edit Menu

Range : 1-5
Unit#4 Selected
Key in ’10' and press Return key to
Range : 0-15
4A1 Gun Sel 1

4A1 Squeeze 2cyc F4
4A1 Weld1 0cyc On the display screen, select “GCP”.
F8
Edit FCP SCP GCP
4A1 GunSel 1
Unit&Group Copy Input Reset once. Select ‘1’ and press
Unit4 → Unit4 Return key to effect the unit selection.
Range : 0-5
4A1 GunSel 1
Group Copy Unit1 Key in ‘10’ and press Return key to
Group10 → Group select the Copy to group.
Range : 0-15
4A1 Gun Sel 1 Verify that Copy is Completed, and

Group Copy TM# press Home key return to the initial
Complete! Home screen

4.10 Copy and Verify data between the timer and the TP
This function is used when you are storing the timer data into the TP or you want to input the
data created by the TP into the timer.
It is also used when you want to compare the data and to verify that it has been sent correctly.
4.10.1 T → P

4.10.2 P → T

4.10.3 P → P

4.10.4 T ←→ P

4.11 Confirmation of the alarm history
Check the history of past alarms.
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F1
GUN3 0 Select “Monitor”.
F5
Mon TMD TPD Mode
GUN1 17401
GUN2 0 F3 Select “ALH”
GUN3 0
F7
Step I/0 ALH MoH
00 048 TDiode.Er
Check the history and
01 036 ill.Data TM#
02 051 CurrentLo press Home key to return
Home to the initial screen.
4.12 Gun counter reset

4.13 Step reset
Example: Reset the step for Gun 1:
1-Step3 20 FroM the initial screen, use the up and

2-Step2 301 Step down scroll keys to place the step control
3-Step14 0 Reset for Gun 1 on the top row, them press Step
Mon TMD TPD Mode Reset.
1-Step3 20
Step Up Clear Press Return key to effect Reset.
OK?
OK : Ret Quit : F-8
1-Step1 0
2-Step2 301 TM# Check the step and press Home key to
3-Step14 0 Home return to the initial screen.
Mon TMD TPD Mode
4.14 Step change

4.15 Checking the I/O information
The TP-NET can be used to check the present input and output information.
When the DeviceNet is not used, the I/O information is as listed below:
Terminal block TB1 Terminal block TB1

Display pos Display pos
input info input info
N20 START SW 1 N30 ―
N24 Group 0 N34 ―
N25 Group 1 N35 ―
N26 Retract START SW 7 N36 Weld/No Weld
N27 Retract START SW 7 N37 Alarm Reset
* The Last Step Signal output works instead of current detection signal output when the
parameter is effective.
(Note: Data given by a crossbar in the block represents internal information.)

Terminal block TB1 Terminal block TB1
Display pos Display pos
input info input info
N40 ― N50 ―
N41 ― N51 ―
N42 Step Clear N52 ―
N43 Step Select Clear N53 ―
N44 Transf. Thermo N54 Group 3
N45 IGBT Thermo N55 ―
N46 ― N56 ―
N47 MC3 ON-SW N57 ―
Terminal block TB1

Display pos
input info
N60 SW Start (LED)
N61 ―
N62 ―
N63 ―
N64 Group 2
N65 ―
N66 ―
N67 ―
When the DeviceNet is used, the I/O information is as listed above.

When the DeviceNet is used, the input and output specifications for TB1 are changed, while the
contents of the I/O monitor display are also changed.
See Section “11.15 DeviceNet” for further details.

4.16 Sequence of basic operation
Start SW
MV/SOL
HEAT1 HEAT2 HEAT3
Welding current
Hold End signal HES
Welding sequence PS SQ W1 C1 W2 C2 W3 HO HD OF
Minimum setting
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
cycle
Note 1: If settings on all Weld time segments (W1 to W3) are 0, Setting Data Error is generated.
Therefore, Weld Time should be given to any of these segments.
Meaning of abbreviations:
MV/SOL : Signals from Retract/Solenoid valves
PS : Pre-squeeze Time SQ : Squeeze Time
W1 : Weld1 Time C1 : Cool1 Time
W2 : Weld2 Time C2 : Cool2 Time
W3 : Weld3 Time HO : Hold Time
OF : Off Time HES : Hold End signal output(Minimum 4 cyc

1.
5. DP-NET OPERATION BASIC
Operations from the DP-NET (Display Pendant):

2.
1. Welding result monitor INSTALLATION
2. Check on the welding conditions (Changes to them cannot be made.)
3. Check on the I/O information (BIT information)
3.
4. Display and history of alarms POWER
5. Spot count and reset
6. Step order count, reset and change
4.
TP
5.
Layout and functions of the control buttons
DP
6.
MAINTENANCE
7.
TROUBLE
Details of buttons on the control panel:
Button name Function and operation
8.
Display Pendant DP-Net Clears the step value counter with the step ALARMS
Step Reset
function enabled.
- Resets an alarm that has occurred. 9.
- Clears the counter with the spot count INSPECTION
SW Last Step No- ConH
Alarm Set Ready
Start Step End Weld Press
Reset on display.
- Clears the alarm history on display. 10.
Step
Shift
Reset
Reset Home - Suspends operations. STORAGE
Allows return to the initial screen that
Home
appeared upon power-on. 11.
SPECIAL
Help ↑↓←→ Selects the onscreen scroll direction.
Selects I/O information, etc. (Shit +
Shift
Direction key).
KOREA OBARA CORP

Indicator lamps: (Indicates the controller status)
Name Function and operation
The same as the indicators
Indicator lamps
on the TP-NET.

1.
6. MAINTENANCE BASIC
Before starting maintenance, this instruction manual should be thoroughly read to become
familiar with the job.
2.
INSTALLATION
6.1 Precautions for maintenance
3.
! CAUTION POWER
! 1. First, turn off the power and make sure that the welding current is off, using a 4.
voltmeter (500 VAC range). TP
! 2. Even when the voltage is being applied, the POWER lamp might be off due to
burn-out. 5.
DP
When this lamp is to be used to check the power-on/off states, check that
the lit lamp goes out when the main power is turned off.
(Check the states both ways.) 6.
MAINTENANCE
! 3. If maintenance service must be performed with the POWER ON, do not try to
touch the following parts and cables because high voltage is present in such 7.
areas. TROUBLE
The maintenance personnel should place an insulating rubber sheet under
his/her feet and wear insulated gloves before servicing the equipment.
8.
Accidental contact can cause an electric shock, resulting in fatal or serious ALARMS
injuries.
(1) Areas near TB0 and 1 and MC 1, 2 and 3
9.
(2) Areas near IGBT, DIODE and CB1 INSPECTION
(3) PC-1100 firing-circuit and PC-1106 ignition part
(4) Resistors R1 and R2
10.
(5) Capacitors C1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
STORAGE
(6) F1 rapid fuse
(7) Areas near CHARGE lamp
11.
! 4. If you have to reach your hand into the housing, wear insulated gloves, and SPECIAL
do not expose your skin during service. In some cases, you may suffer from
injuries such as cuts on the hand by sharp edges of parts.
5. Do not perform maintenance in a dimly lit place; otherwise incorrect

operations and contact with hazardous parts may be induced, causing
serious accidents.
! 6. Do not change any part on a PCB. Change the entire PCB, if required.
We will not be responsible for any problems arising from unauthorized
replacement of pars on such boards.
! 7. Even when performing test conduction, make sure that cooling water is
supplied at a flow rate of 6L/min. If test condution is performed in the
absence of the required flow rate, cable hose may overheat, or in some
cases, be cracked or damaged.

1.
7. TROUBLE SHOOTING BASIC
When no alarms are detected:
POWER lamp does not illuminate. 2.
INSTALLATION
Fault status Probable cause Corrective action
Circuit breaker for the Check the cable connection 3.
Incorrect R.S.T. wiring POWER
Welding power is referring to Section “2
connections.
tripped. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS”.
Poor contact of the 4.
connector Check the connector. TP
(CN2) in the timer.
Faulty POWER lamp. Replace the POWER lamp. 5.
DP
Reset the circuit breaker.
Power cable is normally
Circuit breaker tripped. Check the cable connection
connected.
referring to Section 2. 6.
MAINTENANCE
Press the button above the
Circuit protector on the circuit protector.
board tripped. Check the cable connection 7.
TROUBLE
referring to Section 2.
8.
ALARMS
Conduction is not triggered in spite of Start SW.
9.
Fault status Probable cause Corrective action INSPECTION
Break in DeviceNet Check Timeout Error, then

communication cable. check the cable and replace, if 10.
Connector dislodged. required. STORAGE
Parameter “Pq Remote Set the parameter “Pq Remote

I/O” set to OFF, I/O” to ON. 11.
SPECIAL
Check the timer mode
setting.
Check the setting using the TP-NET.
Check for No Weld or
Conti. Press. mode.
DeviceNet timer input
POWER lamp remains lit. Check the DeviceNet communication
“Conduction On” not
No alarm indication. data.
set to ON.
Break in wiring or cross
wiring to A17-B17
Check the wiring.
safety SW in the TB1
terminal block.
Solenoid valve wiring is
Faulty solenoid valve. Replace
normal but solenoid
the valve.
valve not actuated
The solenoid valves are
Recheck the air circuit.
actuated.

TP-NET / DP-NET screen does not appear.
Faulty connection cable. Replace the cable.
Timer POWER lamp is on Faulty TP-NET/DP-NET unit. Replace the unit.

but there is no display on
the screen. Press the button above the circuit
protector.
Circuit protector tripped.
Check the cable connection referring to
Section 2.
The intended timer No. is not displayed on the TP-NET / DP-NET screen.
Break in or fault of the Check the connecting cable and replace,

connection cable. if required.
The timer to be selected is not

Turn on the power.
yet turned on.
Change the parameter “Po TM
NO.”
The intended timer No. → Change the timer No.
not displayed. Connect the TP-NET singly to the timer
the number of which is to be changed.
There is a timer having the Then, turn on the power while holding
same timer No. down the “HOME” key or unplug and
then plug the TP cable to initialize the
timer. When it is normally started,
enter the parameter edit mode and
change the timer No.
Contents of alarms and their corrective actions
Danger level
Code No. Name Indication Class
Transformer Thermo
032 Trans Over Heat Danger
Operation
Detected regardless of conduction or idling when the Trans Thermo SW Information
Detection
has been issued.
1. Review duty cycle. 2. Too low a flow rate of cooling water.
Probable cause
3. Increase the rated capacity of transformer.
and remedy
4. Replace the transformer.

POWER Frequency
033 Illegal Freq. Danger
Error
Discrimination between 50 and 60Hz upon power-on. Detected when the frequency
Detection
is neither 50 nor 60Hz.
Probable cause
Check the power supply equipment.
and remedy

034 Parameter Error Illegal Param. Danger
Detection Set parameter data is corrupted.
Probable cause
1. Correct and check the parameter. 2. Replace the PCB.
and remedy

036 Setting Data ERror Illegal Data Danger
When set data in the activated series is out of the range and when all the W1 to W3
Detection
Welding time periods are zero.
Probable cause
Correct and check the welding conditions.
and remedy

037 Current Setting Error Illegal Curr. Danger
Detected when the current value in the activated series is 0 and the weld time is
Detection
non-zero.
Probable cause
and remedy

038 AD Error1 AD1 Error Danger
Detection Error in current measurement.
Probable cause
1. Replace the Timer. 2. Replace the CT.
and remedy

039 AD Error2 AD2 Error Danger
Detection Error in current measurement.
Probable cause
1. Replace the Timer.
and remedy

DeviceNet
041 DN-PCB Error Danger
Error Detection
DeviceNet Error has been received and/or detected by the timer.
Detection
Automatic reset after recovery from the error.
Probable cause 1. Faulty UCS board in the timer: Replace.
and remedy 2. DeviceNet error occurring outside the timer.

042 IGBT O.C. OverCurrent Danger
Detected when the current measured by the drive board and CT has reached the
Detection
O.C level.
Probable cause Check for over current due to U and V shorts: Check and replace the cable.
and remedy Pressurization after conduction: Review squeeze time.
Faulty part in the timer: Replace.

043 IGBT Thermo IGBT O.Heat Danger
Detected when the IGBT thermal relay has been tripped regardless of conduction or
Detection
idling.
1. Review duty cycle.
Probable cause
2. Too low a flow rate of cooling water (for water cooling).
and remedy
3. Review environment around the FIN (for air cooling).

044 IGBT Short IGBT Break Danger
Detection Detected when there is conduction within HOLD time.
Probable cause
1. Faulty IGBT/board in the timer: Replace.
and remedy

045 Fuse Off Fuse Off Danger
Detection Detected when fuse was has been blown regardless of conduction or idling.
Probable cause 1. Fault due to inrush current upon power-on: Replace the fuse and review the
and remedy power equipment. Check the cable connection referring to Section 2.

046 Line Voltage Low Line V.Drop Danger
Detected when the line voltage being monitored has dropped below 75% of the
Detection
reference voltage.
Probable cause
1. Too low a line voltage from power supply equipment Review the equipment.
and remedy

047 Lint Voltage High Line V.Over Danger
Detected when the line voltage being monitored has exceeded 125% of the
Detection
reference voltage.
Probable cause 1. High voltage of supply power from power equipment: Review the power
and remedy equipment.

048 Trans Diode Error T.Diode Error Danger
Detected when there is a feedback of more than 20A on the primary side during
Detection
application of test current.
Probable cause 1. GUN in the pressurization state: Open the gun.
and remedy 2. Trans diode error: Replace the transformer.

049 Fault Current Detection Leak Detect Danger
Detection Detection of 0 phases in the ZCT.
Probable cause 1. Ground short of secondary cable: Replace the cable.
and remedy 2. Fault in ZCT: Replace.

Warning level
050 No Current No Current Warning
Detection Detected when the current is at 0 or the cycle number of conduction is 0.
1. Break in secondary cable: Replace the secondary cable.
Probable cause 2. Faulty drive board of the timer: Replace the drive board.
and remedy 3. Break in gate wire to the IGBT or poor contact: Check the wiring.
4. Replace the IGBT

051 Current Low Current Low Warning
Detection Detected when the measured current value has dropped below the set current.
1. Too large voltage fluctuations.
Use a power cable of larger size. Check the power receiving equipment.
2. Deteriorated secondary cable: Replace the secondary cable.
Probable cause
3. Current value and current low value settings: Review the welding condition
and remedy
settings.
4. Significant difference in the trans turn ratio setting: Review the welding
conditions.

053 Current High Current High Warning
Detection Detected when the measured current value has exceeded the set current.
1. Current value and current low value settings: Review the welding condition
settings
Probable cause
2. Significant difference in the trans turn ratio setting: Review the welding
and remedy
conditions.
3. Unstable power voltage: Check the power receiving equipment.

055 1 Cycle High Error PeakCur High Warning
Detected when the measured current value has exceeded the error detection range
Detection for “1 Cycle High Current” welding condition with respect to the step up added
current settings on HEAT1, 2 and 3.
1. Conduction during pressurization: Insufficient “Squeeze Time” welding condition.
2. Range setting of “1 Cycle High Current” welding condition: Review the welding
Probable cause
condition setting.
and remedy
3. Significant fluctuations in power voltage: Check the power receiving equipment.
Check the power balance.

Caution level
060 Current Unbalance Cur. Unbalance Caution
Detection Detected when the top count does not match the bottom count of welding current.
1. Break in gate wire to the IGBT or poor contact: Check the wiring and replace the
IGBT
Probable cause
2. Fault in the main board firing-circuit: Replace the board.
and remedy
3. Check the squeeze time. (In some cases, this error may be indicated in response
to conduction during gun operation).

Conduction Cycles
061 to 063 W1-3 Cyc. Few Caution
W1-3 Low
Detection Detected when current is not applied the preset number of W1 to 3 cycles.
Probable cause 1. Conduction has been made before the end of pressurization or in other cases:
and remedy Check the welding sequence.

065 Flow Ratio High Flow% Over Caution
Detected when the number of times the flow measured in current measurement is
Detection greater than the welding condition setting “C.Flow” has exceeded the “CF.Count”
welding condition setting.
1. Deteriorated secondary cable: Replace the secondary cable.
2. Current value setting too high: Check the welding current setting.
3. Incorrect “C.Flow” setting: Review the setting.
Probable cause
4. Too large voltage fluctuations.
and remedy
Use a power cable of larger size. Check the power receiving equipment.
Review the duty cycle.
5. Significant difference in the transformer turn setting: Check the setting.

Indication level
080 to 095 START SW 0-15 Error Ill. SW0-15 Alarm Message
The state of the activation switches is checked upon power-on of the timer.
Detection
If ON, a malfunctioning activation switch is indicated.
Incorrect Wiring of activation SW: Check the wiring.
Probable cause
SW. com. start signal was inputted when activation is to be selected: Review the
and remedy
sequence.

TM Timeout
100 CommT.Out Alarm Message
Communication Error
Detection Communication error between TP-NET and timer has been detected.
Probable cause 1. Break in pedant cable: Replace the pendant cable.
and remedy 2. Fault in TP-NET: Replace the TP-NET

TM Error Data
101 CommD.Error Alarm Message
Communication Error
Detected when the CRC Error Detection (timeout) has recurred 10 times
Detection
consecutively.
Probable cause
1. Break in TP-NET connection cable: Replace the connection cable.
and remedy

Caution(Selection) and
110 No Weld No Weld
alarm Message
Indicated when an activation input has been received with the timer’s Mode select
Detection
set to “No Weld mode”
Probable cause 1. Cancel the “No Weld mode” through the timer’s Mode Select.
and remedy 2. The wiring for the Terminal Block is confirmed.

Caution(Selection) and
111 Conti.Press No Weld2
alarm Message
Indicated when an activation input has been received with the timer’s Mode Select
Detection
set to “Conti. Press mode”.
Probable cause
1. Cancel the “Conti. Press mode” through the timer’s Mode Select.
and remedy

Special level
Alarm Message
035 CPU Operation Error CPU Error (Cannot be indicated in
same cases)
Detected when a watchdog has been detected in the equipment.
Detection (In certain cases, this alarm cannot be indicated with the alarm contact output
only.)
Probable cause 1. Error in board: Replace the board.
and remedy

1.
8. ALARMS BASIC
8.1 Classification of the alarms 2.

INSTALLATION
Depending on the details of alarms, the alarms are divided into the following classes:
Fatal Alarm :
3.
Trans Over Heat Over current POWER
Illegal Frequency IGBT Over Heat

4.
Illegal param IGBT Break TP
Illegal Data Fuse Off
Illegal Current LineV. Drop 5.
DP
AD1 Error LineV. Over
AD2 Error T.Diode Error 6.
DN-PCB Error Leak Detect MAINTENANCE
Warning Alarms :
7.
No Current Current High TROUBLE
Current Low PeakCur High
Cautionary Alarms : 8.
ALARMS
Cur. Unbalance W1-3 Cyc. Few
Flow% Over 9.
INSPECTION
Indicative Alarms :
Ill.SW 0-15 NO Weld
10.
CommT. Out NO Weld2 STORAGE
CommD. Error OP-TP Error

11.
Specific Alarm : SPECIAL
CPU Operation Error
8.2 Settings associated with alarms
The welding condition and parameter setting associated with alarms are shown below.
See Section “4.5 Description of the parameters” for details.
Parameter settings associated with alarms Welding condition setting associated with alarms
Alarm Out C.Flow+
Hold Out CF.Count
HoldA Dly Curr.Low
ALM Mode Curr.High
Caution PeakCurr
TestW ALM

8.3 Timing chart of alarm sequence
Alarm handling upon occurrence of alarms:.
Danger : After detection of this level of alarm, the alarm information is outputted and all the
sequences are stopped. No Hold End output is provided.
Warning : After detection of this level of alarm, the output sequence depends on the parameter
settings. The Hold End output depends on the parameter settings
Caution : After detection of this level of alarm, the alarm information is sorted into either warning
or indication. The Hold End output depends on the parameter settings after this sorting.
Indication : After detection of this level of alarm, the alarm information is not outputted. Its
deals are indicated on the TP-NET. The Hold End output is provided.
Special : This provides for alarm detection means for the CPU and circuits. The alarm contact
output is only provided. A CPU error has been detected when there is no alarm indication
on the TP-NET.
The Warning level has different outputs of alarm and Hold End signals depending on the parameter
setting. Refer to the timing charts below.
Sequence upon generation of warning level of alarms:

See Section “4.16 Basic operation sequence” for welding sequence abbreviations..
(1) Parameter settings: HoldA Dly - ON

Hold Out - ON
ALM Mode - 0 (Alarm pulse output)
Alarm Signal: Minimum 30cyc or HD time.

Hold End signal: Minimum 4cyc or OF time or Start SW hold.

Hold Out - ON
ALM Mode - 1 (Alarm Continuous output, Conduction possible)
The next Start signal can be accepted Without Alarm Reset input.

Hold Out - ON
ALM Mode - 2 (Alarm Continuous output, Wait for Reset)
The next Start signal cannot be accepted without Alarm Reset input. Wait for Reset.

(4) Parameter settings: HoldA Dly - OFF
Hold Out - ON
ALM Mode - 3 (No Alarm output, Indication only)

Hold Out - OFF
ALM Mode - 0 (Alarm Pulse output)

Hold Out - ON

Hold Out - OFF

Sequence upon generation of indication level of alarms:
After completion of hold time, the alarm is indicated on the TP-NET screen.

1.
9. INSPECTION BASIC
Checks at the start of each day’s operation 2.

INSTALLATION
When starting welding operations, perform the following checks in order to ensure
safe operation.
3.
POWER
Check items Specified or standard condition
POWER lamp
Make sure that the lamp is turned ON/OFF by turning POWER ON/OFF 4.
ON check
TP
Charge lamp Make sure that the lamp is turned ON by turning POWER ON and it is
ON check turned OFF in about 10 sec, after turning POWER OFF.
5.
Cooling water DP
Make sure that water is supplied at the specified flow rate.
check
MC Actuation By turning POWER ON, make sure that MC2 is actuated and then MC1 is
6.
check actuated in about 10 sec, and the MC2 is deactivated in several seconds. MAINTENANCE
Inspection and maintenance 7.

Regularly perform the following inspections to ensure that the equipment is safely used. TROUBLE
Frequency
Inspection items Specified or standard condition As
Day Week Month Year 8.
needed
Ensure that the specified welding data ALARMS
is set up through TP-NET. O
Setup data 9.
Ensure that the specified parameters are INSPECTION
O
set up through TP-NET.
Measure the welding Make sure that the specified
current is flowing. O 10.
current
STORAGE
Inspect signal input and
output wires for proper No looseness. O
connection 11.
No damage or breaks. SPECIAL
Inspect signal input and
O
output wires for damage
Inspect the grounding wire for No looseness.

O
proper connection.
Inspect the grounding No damage or breaks.
O
wire for connection.
Inspect the cable Connections

to POWER input and the No looseness. O
welding transformer.
Inspect the cables to the

POWER input and the welding No damage or breaks. O
transformer for damage.
Inspect the inside of the unit. Cleanliness kept inside the unit. O
Check the cooling water Water channel adequately

O
channel. assured.

Product Warranty
The maximum warranty period which this product is serviced without charge is two (2) years.
However, in the event that the unit fails due to human errors or natural disasters, the warranty
coverage becomes void even when the product has been used for less than 2 years.
Examples of human errors:

- Cross wiring
- Wire shorts and breaks in cable by external force
- Unit moistened with discharge water.
- Fall or turnover due to inadequate installation.
- Intentional destruction of the unit.
- Intentional modifications
Examples of natural disasters:

- Damage caused by lightening and earthquake.
- Fire and flood.

1.
10. STORGE BASIC
When storing the timer: 2.

INSTALLATION
1. Make sure that the housing is free of foreign matter. Clean the inside if required.
2. The unit should be stored at a place where the ambient temperature is 0 to 60℃ and the 3.
POWER
relative humidity is 70% max with no condition. Use care so that the unit is not exposed to
undue vibrations or direct sunlight.
4.
TP
5.
DP
6.
MAINTENANCE
7.
TROUBLE
8.
ALARMS
9.
INSPECTION
10.
STORAGE
11.
SPECIAL

1.
11. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS BASIC
11.1 Pulse Start 2.

INSTALLATION
3.
POWER
Parameter: P4 One Shoot (ON: Trigger Start)
4.
TP
5.
DP
6.
MAINTENANCE
7.
TROUBLE
8.
ALARMS
9.
INSPECTION
10.
STORAGE
In the case where an START SW is continually held

11.
SPECIAL

11.2 Pulsation
Parameter: P1 Pulse Sel. ON
Welding Condition: Pulses 1-9 Select
Cool1 and Weld2 are repeated the preset number of times(1 to 9)
11.3 START SW Preferred function

Parameter: P9 SW Mode
Welding current sequence (top): SW Mode ON
When START SW is turned OFF during a sequence, the sequence beyond the next cool time is
Skipped going to the HO (hold) process.
Welding current sequence (bottom): SW Mode OFF
Even when START SW is turned OFF during a sequence, the sequence is not suspended.

11.4 Re-Weld function
Parameter setting: Pd Reweld ON (Enabled)
When the alarm “Current Low” or “Compensation Voltage Low” is detected using the above
Setting, conduction is performed again.
Note: The 2nd reweld is not performed.
11.5 Trans Diode Short

Parameter Pn Test Mode………
3(transformer diode short test operation) or 4 (transformer diode short test operation2)
When the gun is opened, feeble current is applied to make sure that the transformer diode
Is not shorted.

11.6 Current Detection function
Current Detection Signal output function: Parameter “Pr CurDetect” Select (Note 1)
Current Detection Signal sequence (top)………”Pr CurDect ON (Enabled)
With “Pr CurDetect” ON, the Current Detection signal is outputted.
Output conditions: Except for Welding Alarm or No Weld and when the welding current is
Detected.
The Last Step signal from TB1 is not outputted. TP Indication only.
Current Detection Signal sequence (bottom)……”Pr CurDetect” OFF (Disabled)
With “Pr CurDetect” OFF, there is not conduction Detection Signal output.
At this time, when “P8 Step Types” 1 and 2 have been selected (Step Up Enabled), the Last
Step signal is outputted from TB1.
Note 1: With Remote I/O Enabled, terminal block TB1 is used as the remote I/O terminal block.
Therefore, the Current Detection signal is not reaching the terminal block TB1.
Note 2: The Current Detection signal detects the welding current and is outputted based on normal
operation. When Current Alarm or No Weld is detected, the signal is not outputted.
The output timing is approx. 1cyc the HOLD time process starts.

11.7 Step Up control
11.7.1 Step Up control
The Step Up function provides compensation for a reduction in current density caused by worn electrodes.
! CAUTION
Step Up Finish process: “Last Step signal” is outputted from B6 on TB1 at a
switch to the last step order and “Step Up Finish signal”
is outputted from B5 on TB1 at the end of last step.
Notes 1): With the parameter “Pr CurDetect” Enabled, Conduction Detection signal is
outputted from B6 on TB1 and therefore Last Step signal is not outputted.
2): With the parameter “Ps StepF2out” Enabled, Step2’s Step
Completion signal is outputted from B6 on TB1 and therefore Last Step
signal is not outputted.
3): With the parameter “Ps StepF2out” Enabled, Step1’s Step Completion
signal is outputted from B5 on TB1 and Other Series’ Step Completion
signals are not outputted.
4): The parameters “Pr CurDetect” and “Ps StepF2out” cannot be used when
both are “ON”. Take care of their settings.

11.7.2 Setting procedure for using the Step Up function
1) Parameter : Step Type
Select the desired Step Up method. See the typical settings in the chart below.
0: Step Up function Disabled 1: Step Up Series GUN Series
2: Step Up Series All Series
2) Parameter : Linear Up
Select either Step order control or Linear (linear interpolation) control.
ON: Linear Up control OFF: Step Up control
3) Parameter : Max Step
Set the maximum step number in the range of 2 to 16.
4) Parameter : Gun Sel
Set the maximum gun No.
5) Welding condition : Gun Sel.
Guns are assigned to the activation series and the following welding condition are set.
6) Welding conditions Step Up rate setting
Set the conditions for each gun according to the parameter Step Up Series Select or set the conditions
for each gun selected in the series.(See the chart below.)
7) Welding conditions : Set the step count.
This setting determines the spot count after completion of which the step is raised to the upper order.
8) Welding conditions : Set the step return value.
These conditions are set when the step is required to return to a lower order.

11.7.3 Step All Clear
When the Step Up function is used, the Step All Clear input on the TB1 terminal block clears the
step conditions of all the guns.
11.7.4 Step Select Clear
Step Select Clear on the TB1 terminal block can be used with an activation switch at the same
time to specify the GUN No. and to reset its steps.
How to specify the GUN No.

In A Mode
GUN No. 1 Step Select Clear + Input Signal Common + START SW 1
In B Mode (binary input)
GUN No. 3 Step Select Clear + Input Signal Common + START SW 1 + START SW 2
GUN No. 7 Step Select Clear + Input Signal Common + START SW 1 + START SW 2 + START SW3
Specifying a Step select clear
TB1: B15 TB1: A12 TB1: Combination of the start SW

+ +
Step select clear Input common Combination of the S.SW for Step clear
The inside treatment of step select clear
Selected to Reference to GUN num. GUN num. which shows a specified to

⇒ ⇒
step select clear at selected to Combination of the Start SW is looked
Combination of Start SW Up from the welding condition table.
11.7.5 Step Reset

See Section “4.13 Step Reset”.
11.7.6 Step Change

See Section “4.14 Step Change”.

11.8 Linear Up control
11.8.1 Linear Up control
The Linear Up function provides linear interpolation with the next current application during step control.
Caution
- When the Linear UP control is selected, the step up order can be raised up to Step 15.
- The up rate should be set for Step 0 when making linear up from Step 1.
11.8.2 Setting procedure for using the linear Up function.

See the setting procedure for using the Step Up function described in Section 11.7.

11.9 Variable Pressure (option)
Variable Pressure (designed for the electro-pneumatic regulator)
11.9.1 Variable Pressure setting
In the Variable Pressure function, the gun welding pressure can be changed by sending the signal to the
electro-pneumatic regulator that adjusts the compressed air pressure levels.
Settings for using the Variable Pressure function:

Parameter settings:
▪ VP Type 0-5V / 0-10V
Welding condition settings:
▪ MaxV. ▪ PAjust
▪ Press T1 to T3 ▪ PressV1 to V3
Typicalsettings :
The Variable Pressure is set in two ways: direct setting with “N” when inputting the data on welding
conditions and “%” input with the equipment air pressure taken as 100%.
Direct setting or welding pressure:

1) MaxV setting
Input the maximum pressure for the installed guns.(See the drawing and other material.)
2) PAjust setting
Use a provisional pressure efficiency of 100%..
3) Pressure increase time and set pressure value settings.
Input data according to the welding sequence as well as the set welding pressure.
4) Adjustment <Adjust the PAjust>
Measure the actual pressure and adjust the error at the specific pressure deeiciency.
% setting of welding pressure:

1) Set the PAjust
Set a basic pressure efficiency to 100%.
2) Set the pressure increase time
Input data according to the welding sequence.
3) Set the set pressure value
Input data in % with the plant air pressure taken as 100%.
CAUTION
1. Please confirm the range of the control voltage of the model used, and set the
parameter of the variable pressure function selection. An incorrect setting can damage
the unit.
2. If the plant air pressure does not meet the required pressure for the gun, the maximum
pressure cannot be attained.

11.9.2 Variable Pressure sequence
Basic sequence of Variable Pressure
PressV1 to 3: Set pressure values V1 to V3 settings.
PressT1 to 3: Pressure increase time T1 to T3 settings.
The set pressure then the Variable Pressure is held at the pressure value V1 to the end of the welding
sequence. Even when a welding sequence has reached its end during PressT2 Time, the sequence is given
preference and after end of the Hold End signal, V1 is held to the end of the sequence.

11.10 Pressure Selector
Settings when the Pressure Selector function is used
Parameter: Gun Sel
Set the value “31 or 32” for the parameter “Gun Sel”. The upper digit “3” indicates that the Pressure
Selector function is enabled.
Enter the SOL output No. used for Main in the lower digit “1or 2”. If “3 or 4” is entered in the lower digit, the
Pressure Selector function is given preference and the setting will not act as SOL3 or 4 output.
Basic sequence of Pressure Selector

11.11 Weld Interlock
The parameter setting shown in Section 1) allows you to obtain inputs and outputs for interlock from the TB1
terminal block in the main unit. For the inputs and outputs and time chart, refer to Section “2) Weld interlock
chart”.
1) Setting during use of the Weld Interlock function

Parameter setting: Gun Selection (Gun Sel)
Set the value “41-44” for Gun Sel. The upper digit “4” indicates that the Weld Interlock function is
enabled. Enter the maximum SOL output No. used for Main in the lower digit. If “3 or 4” is entered in the
lower digit, the Pressure Selector function is given preference and the setting will not act as SOL3 or 4
output.
2) Time chart of Weld Interlock
Description of Weld Interlock inputs and outputs
Start Acceptance output: TB1 terminal block; Retract SOL Common (B1) - Retract SOL7 (B2)
Conduction Wait input: TB1 terminal block; Input Signal Common (A7) - Retract START SW 7 (B8)
Output during conduction: TB1 terminal block; Retract SOL Common (B1) – Retract SOL8 (B3)
Description of Interlock time chart

Start Accept output: START SW input is outputted from the confirmation to the end of hold.
Conduction Wait input: Set this input to OFF to allow conduction. Set this input to OFF to extend
the squeeze time.
Output during conduction: Output during conduction. This is outputted from the start of Up Slope to Weld3.
Output during conduction: Output during conduction. This is outputted from the start of Up Slope to Weld3.
WIL: Means the extension time of the squeeze time determined by Weld Interlock.

11.12 No Weld/Conti.Press
When data has been set up, use the “No Weld” mode to verify the welding operations.
- No Weld (NOW)
Use this mode when verifying the welding sequence upon completion of installation or when changing the tip.
The welding sequence will be controlled according to your settings but no conduction will be provided.
- Conti. Press. (NOW2)
The gun will hold the pressurization state while START SW is set to ON. This mode can be
used to check for gun engagement and to measure the welding pressure. However, this mode is enabled
when the solenoid valve power is connected to the timer side. No conduction will be provided.
No Weld procedure

Conti. Press. procedure

No Weld mode Sequence (Whether an alarm is outputted or not depends on the parameter settings.)
Conti. Press mode Sequence (Whether an alarm is outputted or not depends on the parameter settings)
START SW-Conti. Press during ON hold time.

11.13 SwStart
11.13.1 Purpose
- It is impossible to input the Start input within 5ms.
- Reduction of Tact Time.
11.13.2 Wiring
- Provide Start input wiring for normal operation.
(See Section “2.6 Start signal connections” for details.)
- Wire the SW Start input.
11.13.3 Usage
- “Set the parameter “Pt SWStart Select” to ON.
- Provide normal Start input.
- Input the SWStart signal at start of weld.
11.13.4 Note
- When there are no Start1 to 4 inputs and the SWStart is inputted, “ill.SW0~F” is generated.
11.13.5 Time chart

11.14 Repeat
Parameter setting causes START SW to be held.
With “Parameter” Repeat Select ON, the OFF Time input can be set for the “Welding condition”.
Start SW →
MV/SOL
REPEAT
Welding Current
With REPEAT
selected,
Hold End signal
With Pulsation
selected, 4cyc →
Hold End signal
min
Welding sequence PS SQ W1 C1 W2 C2 W3 HO HD OF
11.15 Device-Net (option)

When DeviceNet is used: with the parameter “Pq Remote I/O” set to ON)
[Input]
D/N Input1 to 5 : 5 N.O. Contacts(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Step All Clear input : 1 N.O. Contacts X 1 series(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Alarm Reset input : 1 N.O. Contacts X 1 series(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Weld ON/OFF Switch input : 1 N.O. Contacts X 1 series(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Safety Switch input : 1 N.O. Contacts X 1 series(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
Trans Thermo input : 1 N.O. Contacts X 1 series(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
MC3-ON input : 1 N.O. Contacts X 1 series(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
SWStart input : 1 N.O. Contacts X 1 series(Internal: 24VDC, Input current: 20mA)
[Output]
1-4 D/N Output1 to 4 : 1 N.O. Contacts X 4 series(Internal: 24VDC, Max.current:0.5A)
5-8 D/N Output5 to 8 : 1 N.O. Contacts X 4 series(Internal: 24VDC, Max.current:0.5A)
Note: The outputs and inputs change depending on the parameter settings.
Inputs and outputs on the terminal block with the parameter “Pq Remote I/O” set to ON.
It is assumed that I/O control is made by the DeviceNet or other unit with the parameter setting of “Pq
Remote I/O” ON. Therefore, the specifications for inputs and outputs on terminal block are subject to
change. See the circuit diagram.
When controlling the welder by means of the DeviceNet and other external I/O, Start inputs, SOL outputs,
and different outputs are general-purpose I/O. See the table below.

TB1
TB1 Standard
D/N outputs 1 to 4 Common 24VDC output
D/N outputs 5 to 8 Contact output
D/N inputs 1 to 5 Contact output
Alarm Reset Calls off an alarm by shorting
Weld ON/OFF Turns on and off the welding operation from an external unit
Step All Clear Clears step up data for GUN1 up to GUN8
Connects the thermal relay wire to the welding transformer.
Transf. Thermo
Automatically reset. N.C. (Normally Closed)
Which to stop the timer in emergency, etc.
Safety SW
N.C (operable when closed)
I/O Information list when the DeviceNet is used

When the DeviceNet is used, the I/O monitor display is also changed as the I/O specifications
for TB1 are changed.
= Parameter setting with “Pq Remote I/O” set to ON.
I/O correspondence table
See Section “4.5 I/O Information check” for display positions and meanings.
(Note: Crossbars in the table box represent internal information.)
Display Welding sequence Display Terminal block TB1

Pos. information Pos. input information
N10 - N20 -
N11 - N21 -
N12 - N22 input 1
N13 - N23 input 2
N14 Alarm N24 input 5
N15 Hold End N25 -
N16 Step Up Finish N26 input 3
N17 Last Step N27 input 4
Display Terminal block TB1 Display Terminal block TB1

Pos. input information Pos. input information
N30 - N40 -
N31 - N41 -
N32 - N42 Step All Clear
N33 - N43 -
N34 - N44 Trans. Thermo
N35 - N45 IGBT Thermo
N36 Weld/No Weld N46 -
N37 Alarm Reset N47 -

11.15.1 Cable connection
Connect the DeviceNet cable to the side of the timer.
On the timer side, receptacle type: CM02-8DR5P <Manufacturer: DDK>
Recommended connector type: Shielded micro connector CM02A-8KP5S (02) <Manufacturer: DDK>
Note: DeviceNet cable of 1m is used within the main unit. Therefore, the branch line length from the
trunk should be 5m or less
General outline of connection

Use one length of the cable for DeviceNet to connect the timer with PLC for I/O operations.
Presence of Terminator (When shipping, it is connected.)

Ex1) When you connect only one timer from PLC of the robot.
Please connect both robots and timer with the terminator. (Two places in total)
Ex2) When there are two or more connected things.
Please connect only both ends on the line with the terminator. (Two places in total)
Please refer to 11.15.5 Names and functions of network elements.
(There is a possibility of causing the communication error when three or more terminators exist
on the line.)

11.15.2 SIV21 PCB settings and LED Information
When DeviceNet is connected, check the PCB settings and LED information given below.
(1) Module address setting <Jumper setting>
The module addresses is factory set as shown below. (Not required to be changed.)
BA1 BA2 Mode Setting
Open Open Module address 0 Factory setting
Open Short Module address 1
Short Open Module address 2 Not used.
Short Short Module address 3
(2) MAC ID and baud rate settings

Use the DIP SW1 of PC-1088 to set the MAC ID and baud rate.
MAC ID setting : Binary setting (range of 0 to 63)
Baud rate : 125Kbps •••••• SW7-OFF / SW8-OFF
: 250Kbps •••••• SW7-ON / SW8-OFF
: 500Kbps •••••• SW7-OFF / SW8-ON
Standard setting:
DIPSW1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
Contents MAC ID setting (binary) Baud Fixed Standard setting
rate to
OFF
Factory setting 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 (MACID=1),(500Kbps)
0∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙OFF / 1∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ON

(3) CH LED (Common health LED)
CH LED는 indicates the I/O state/mode
CH LED는 is located on the board for DeviceNet. The statuses are given below.
At the start-up, the red lamp lights up 250ma and the green lamp lights up 250ms for confirmation.
LED status Status

Off POWER OFF, hardware/software being reset.
Repairable configuration error (incorrect data written)
Red Flashing
(Firmware, OEM, personal data error)
Red On Hardware error, fatal runtime error
Green Flashing No error. Data exchange interface closed.
Green On No error. Data exchange interface is active.
Amber (Red/green=Yellow) Configuration mode
(4) MS/NS LED (Module/network status LED)

MS/NS LED indicates the device and communication statuses.
MS/NS LED is located on the board for DeviceNet. The statuses are given below.
At start-up, the red lamp lights up 250ms and the green lamp lights up 250ms for confirmation.
LED status Status
Off Network interface Offline/POWER Off
Red Flashing I/O connection timeout or other recoverable error

Unrecoverable error has occurred.
Red On Communication stopped due to frequent data error or
duplicate node address.
Device is normally operated and online but the connection
Green Flashing
with other node is not established.
Green On Network established.
Acknowledging a request for communication error in the
Amber (Red/green=Yellow)
communication error status.

11.15.3 DeviceNet I/O allocation table
Timer output information via DeviceNet ( Input Information)
PLC PLC
Name (Description) Remark Name (Description) Remark
address address
***00 Hold End ***30 Pressure32
1 Start up underway 1 Pressure64 Pressure 0 to 8160N
2 Step Up No1 2 Pressure128 (Binary)
3 Step Up No2 Step 0 to 15 3 Pressure256
4 Step Up No4 (Binary) 4 Pressure512 Every 32N
5 Step Up No8 5 Pressure1024 16 rounded down
6 Step Up Finish Notice 6 Pressure2048 17 rounded up
7 Step Up Finish 7 Pressure4096
***10 Alarm Code1 ***40 Timer Alarm Notice
ON in normal
1 Alarm Code2 1 Timer Normal
Alarm Code mode
2 Alarm Code4 0 to 31 (Binary) 2 General-purpose input1
3 Alarm Code8 3 General-purpose input2 General-purpose
4 Alarm Code16 4 General-purpose input3 Input from an external
5 Monitor Output Code1 5 General-purpose input4 unit to the timer
Monitor Code
6 Monitor Output Code2 6 General-purpose input5
0 to 7 (Binary)
7 Monitor Output Code4 7 Monitor Output Code8
***20 Monitor Data1
1 Monitor Data2 ↑ The number Allocation at ** depends on the set address of the PLC.
2 Monitor Data4
Monitor
3 Monitor Data8
Information
4 Monitor Data16
0 to 255 (Binary)
5 Monitor Data32
6 Monitor Data64
7 Monitor Data128
Timer input information via DeviceNet (Output command from the PLC)
PLC PLC
Name (Description) Remark Name (Description) Remark
address address
***50 Timer Series1 ***70 General-purpose output1 General-purpose
1 Timer Series2 1 General-purpose output2 Output from the
1 to 15 Condition
Timer to an external
2 Timer Series4 (Binary) 2 General-purpose output3
Unit- Common 24VDC
3 Timer Series8 3 General-purpose output4
General-purpose
4 Group NO.1 4 General-purpose output5
output from the
5 Group NO.2 0 to 15 Group 5 General-purpose output6
Timer to an external
6 Group NO.4 (Binary) 6 General-purpose output7
unit
7 Group NO.8 7 General-purpose output8
***60 Timer Start Up
1 Weld Mode ON:WELD ↑ The number allocation at ** depends on the set address of PLC.
2 Alarm Reset
3 Step Up Reset Timer Series
Simultaneous
4 Step Change
input
5 Step Up All Reset All Series Clear
6 Weld Wait
7 Monitor Change Monitor Stepping
Note1: See the next page for further details of D/N Alarm Signal Code.
Note2: See the next page for further details of D/N Monitor Output Code.
Note3: When an alarm of the caution level has occurred… ON
Note4: The Monitor Output Code should be used in combination with **15, 16 or 17.

DeviceNet alarm code correspondence table
When an alarm has occurred
Timer Normal Timer Alarm
Alarm Code Alarm Alarm level Remarks
signal Notice signal
0 Normal (normal mode) Normal O X No alarm
1 Overcurrent/IGBT short Warning X X
2 IGBT Overheat Warning X X
3 Transformer Overheat Warning X X
4 Frequency POWER Error Warning X X
5 Parameter Error Warning X X
6 Unit Operation Error Warning X X
7 Set Data Error Warning X X
8 Trans Diode Error Warning X X
11 No Current Cautionary X/(O) X/(O) 주1
12 Current Low Cautionary X/(O) X/(O) 주1
14 Current High Cautionary X/(O) X/(O) 주1
16 Peak Current High Cautionary X/(O) X/(O) 주1
20 Current Flow Ratio High Notice O O
21 Current Unbalance Notice O O
22 W1,2,3 cycle num. few Notice O O
Communication Error
23 Notice O O
(for condition setting)
24 Fault Current Detection Warning X X
26 Fuse Off Warning X X
27 START SW Error Indicition O X
28 No Weld Error Cautionary X/(O) X Note2
29 Conti. Press. Setting Error Cautionary X/(O) X Note2
Signal output Information: o … ON (High) x … OFF (LOW)
Note1: Setting the parameter “P7 AIM Mode” to 3 sets the alarm level to Notice.
The standard setting is x.
Note2: Setting the parameter “Pi TestW ALM” to OFF sets the alarm signal to the Time.
Normal signal “o”.
Monitor output code & monitor data correspondence table

Monitor Output Codes show the contents of the codes outputted to Monitor Data1 to 128 of the
DeviceNet timer output information and they are set at the same time.
“Monitor Change” in the timer input information.
When Monitor Output Code is “7”, the code is then circulated to “0” and indicated.
Monitor Output Code Monitor name Indication range Indication unit Remarks
0 Average current value 0 to 25.5kA 0.1kA Note3
1 Heat1 value 0 to 25.5kA 0.1kA Note3
4 Peak Current Value 0 to 25.5kA 0.1kA Note3
6 Current Flow Ratio 0 to 100% 1%
7 Weld Time 0 to 255cyc 1cyc Note3
8 Start Series 01 to FF 01
Note3: For a value exceeding the Indication range, its maximum value is indicated.
Note4: Monitor Output Codes 9 to 15 are reserved and skipped in processing.

Description of the terms of inputs and outputs handled by DeviceNet.
The following table describes the terms in the DeviceaNet I/O allocation table.
Term Description
Output timing After Hold Time/Hold Delay process time.

Hold End Output upon normal end or the welding operation.
Operation
(As per the parameter set conditions)
Response to “Timer Start Up” input in the timer input
Output timing
information.
Start Up underway
Output while “Timer Start Up” in the timer input information is
Operation
being inputted.
Output timing Response when “Timer Series” + “Group No” are inputted.
Step Up No.1 to 8 Binary output of step up order information selected by the Gun
Operation No.(=Step Up Series) selected based on the above input
conditions.
When “Timer Series” + “Group No” are inputted and the Step
Output timing
up order reaches the last.
Step Up Finish
Notice Output when the Step order selected by the Gun No.
Operation (=Step Up Series) selected based on the above input condition
reaches the last.
Timer output Information
When “Timer Series” + “Group No” are inputted and the Step
Output timing
up order reaches completion.
Step Up Finish Output when the Step up order selected by the Gun No.
Operation (=Step Up Series) selected based on the above input condition
reaches completion.
Output timing When one of the alarms in the Alarm Code table is detected.
Alarm Code 1 to 16
Operation Binary output of Alarm Code No.
Update when “Monitor Change” input in timer input information
Output timing
is changed (at the rising edge).
Monitor Output
Code 1 to 8 Binary output of the code No. corresponding to “Monitor Data”
Operation
in the timer output Information (see the Monitor items).
When “Monitor Change” input in the timer input information is

Output timing changed (at the rising edge) or data on welding results is
Monitor Data 1 to updated.
128 Binary output of information on the welding results
Operation corresponding to “Monitor output Code” in the timer output
information.
Output timing Response when “Timer Series” + “Group No.” are inputted.
Pressure 32 to 4096 Binary output of information on the welding results

Operation corresponding to “Monitor output Code” in the timer output
Information.

When the Warning and Notice levels of alarms have occurred
Output timing
(See Alarm Codes).
Timer Alarm Notice Output when the Warning and Notice levels of alarms have
Operation occurred. However, the Warning level can be selected for
output using the parameter.
Output timing When one of the alarms in the Alarm Code table is detected.
Timer Normal Always ON in normal mode as shown in the Alarm Code table.
Operation
OFF upon occurrence of alarm.
Response to Genera-purpose inputs 1 to 5 to the terminal
Output timing
General-purpose block TB1 in the timer main unit.
Input 1 to 5 Information is given to PLC upon input to General-purpose
Operation
inputs 1 to 5 on the terminal block TB1 in the timer main unit.
Batch transfer and processing of MOV and other instructions
Input condition
to prevent variations from being caused by PLC instructions.
Selection of the intended timer series by combining “Timer
Timer Series 1 to 8 Series” and “Group No.” Then input of “Timer Activation”
signal causes the welding sequence to start. Without the Timer
Operation
Activation signal input, the corresponding “Step Up
Information” and “Pressure Information” will be reflected to
timer output information.
Batch transfer and processing of MOV and other instructions
Input condition
to prevent variations from being caused by PLC instructions.
Selection of the intended timer series by combining “Timer
Group No.1 to 8 Series” and “Group No.” Then input of ”Timer Activation”
signal causes the welding sequence to start. Without the Timer
Operation
Activation signal input, the corresponding “Step Up
Information” and “pressure Information” will be reflected to
Timer input Information
timer output information.

Input with timing after “Timer Series” + “Group No.” in the
Input condition
Timer Start Up timer input information are selected.
Operation This signal causes the specified welding sequence to start.
Input condition None (except for during conduction).
Weld Mode
Operation Input of Conduction On allows conduction.
Input condition When an alarm has occurred.
When an alarm has occurred, input of this signal clears the
Alarm Reset alarm. If the cause of alarm persists (welding transformer
Operation
overheat, etc.), the alarm cannot be reset unless the cause is
removed.
Input condition Input after “Timer Series” + “Group No.” are selected.
This signal clears the Step Sequence selected by the Gun No.
Step Up Reset (=Step Up Series) selected based on the above input
Operation
conditions. The Step order to be cleared depends on the value
preset for the “Step Back” welding setting condition.
Input condition Input after “Timer Series” + “Group No.” are selected.
This signal steps up by one order the Step Series selected by
Step Change the gun No. (=Step Up Series) selected based on the above
Operation
input conditions, At the last step or upon completion, this
signal causes a return to the Step order 1.

Input condition None
Step Up All Reset This signal resets the Step Up information on all the Step
Operation
Series and sets the Step order to 1.
Input condition Input when the parameter GunSel setting ranges from 41 to 48.
Weld Wait The Conduction Wait process is operated on during WIL

processing time by turning this signal ON. The process is
Operation
cancelled by turning the signal OFF. See 11.11 Weld Interlock
of the SPECIAL functions.
Input condition None (Acceptance at the rising edge).
Monitor Change Stepping “Monitor Output Code” in the timer output
Operation
information.
Input condition None.
General-purpose Setting the general-purpose output 1 to 8 from PLC allows the
Output 1 to 8 Operation corresponding general-purpose output terminals to respond
and change accordingly.

11.15.4 DeviceNet related special sequence
(1) Operation timing when Trans Diode Error is detected
The Trans Diode Error Detection sequence is followed by use of Start FF (Group F, Start Series F).
See Section 11.5 Trans Diode Short of the special functions for further details.
(2) Operation timing when Current Error is detected

1. Parameter settings: HoldA Dly ……… ON
Hold Out ……… ON
AIM Mode ……… 0
Alarm Out ……… OFF(Normal Close)
Hold End signal: Minimum 4cyc or OFF Time or start-up hold time end.

11.15.5 Names and functions of network elements
Name Description
Nodes include master and slaves.
Master: Integrates external I/O from slaves.
Node Slave: Connects external I/O.
There are no requirements for locations of the master and the slave.
They may be located in any of the above nodes.
Cable having its ends attached with a termination resistance.
• Usually, a cable that connects the two points furthest away from each other is
Trunk line called a trunk.
• 5-wire cable (2 signal wires, 2 power wires and 1 shielding wire) is used.
• The trunk length does not necessarily agree with the maximum network length.
Cable branching from the trunk.
Branch • Lines can be branched from a branch line.
• 5-wire cable (2 signal wires, 2 power wires and 1 shielding wires) is used.
Taps are used to connect nodes. Open and shielded taps are available.
Shield type: A micro connector or the like is used to connect a node. A branch
Connection tap is used to branch lines.
method Open type: This type tap connects nodes to a trunk or branch directly. A multi-
port tap is used to branch lines.
Open and shield types of taps can be mixed with each other.
Both ends of a trunk are attached with a terminating resistance. This resistance
Terminator
is required to reduce signal reflections and stabilize communications.
It is required to supply the communication power to the communication
Communication connector of each node using a 5-wire cable. The communication power should
power be supplied by its dedicated power supply which should not be used for other
purposes.

11.15.6 Communication specifications
Typical PLC specifications
Item Specification
Inputs and outputs Input (TM → PLC) 5 bytes / Output (PLC → TM) 3 bytes
Baud rate 125 k bit/s, 250 k bit/s, 500 k bit/s
Baud rate 125 kbit/s 250 kbit/s 500 kbit/s
Communication Trunk length using a thick cable 500m 250m 100m
Distance Trunk length using a thin cable 100m 100m 100m
(Maximum length) Maximum length of branch line 6m 6m 6m
Total length of branch lice 156m 78m 39m
Communication Poling I/O function, Explicit Message function, Heatbeat function
service
Dedicated cable
Communication (5-wire: 2 signal wires, 2 power wires and 1 shielding wire
media Thick cable for trunk
Thin cable for trunk/branch line
11.15.7 Connection system

The connection system for nodes (master and slaves) includes multi-point and multi-drop systems..
(1) T-branch system
Up to 3 branch lines can be branched from a trunk or branch line.
A branch tap is used for this purpose.
(2) Multi-drop system

The node is directly connected to a trunk or branch line.

11.15.8 Cable length
(1) Maximum length of network
The maximum length of network represents the following, whichever is the longer.
① Distance between terminators
② Distance between the most distant two nodes
The maximum length of network varies with the cable type as well as with the baud rate.
Maximum length of network Branch line Total length of
Baud rate
Thick cable Thin cable length Branch lines
500k bit/s 100m or less 39m or less
250k bit/s 250m or less 100m or less 6m or less 78m or less
125k bit/s 500m or less 156m or less
When thick and thin cables are mixed with each other,the following conditions need be satisfied.
Baud rate Maximum length of network
500k bit/s A+B ≤ 100m A: Length of thick cable
250k bit/s A+2.5*B ≤ 250m B: Length of thin cable
125k bit/s A+5*B ≤ 500m
(2) Branch line length

The maximum length of branch line is 6m. Lines can be branched from a branch line.
However, the distance from the point branching from the trunk to the end of the branch line should
be 6m or less.

11.15.9 Power supply
Connect the communication power to the trunk.
The 2 out of 5 wire cables used in trunk/branch line are for communication power (24VDC).
The communication power should not be used for other purposes.
Connection from the trunk to the communication power supply is established in the following
ways:
For connecting one power supply to one network:
For connecting more than one power supply to one network:
Structure of the power tap

11.15.10 Connection related equipment
In addition to master and slaves, equipment used in DeviceNet includes cables, branch taps, power taps,
communication connectors, terminating connectors and communication power supplies. The models
(manufacturers) of such parts available are listed below.
(1) Cables
5-wire cables that include thick and thin cables.
Number of wires: 5 (2 signal wires, 2 power wires and 1 shielding wire)
Model Thickness Length Outside diameter (mm) Application Manufacturer
1485C-P1-A50 Thick cable 50m 1.6~12.1 Trunk
Trunk and Allen-Bradley
1485C-P1-C150 Thin cable 150m 6.9
branch line
형 DCA2-5C10 Thick cable 100m 1.6~12.1 Trunk
Trunk and OMRON
형 DCA1-5C10 Thin cable 100m 6.9
branch line
(2) Branch taps
Can branch to 1 or 3 lines.
Model Number of connectors Remarks Manufacturer
3 With 3 connectors
Type DCN-1C
(Can branch one branch line) Terminating resistance attachable
OMRON
5 With 5 connectors
Type DCN-3C
(Can branch one branch line) Terminating resistance attachable
(3) Power tap
Can be used to provide communication power via the cable (5-wire) when more than one
Communication power supply is connected to one network.
Model Specification Manufacturer
1485T-P2T5-T5 Power
With current back-flow prevention function. With grounding Allen-Bradley
terminal.
- Can be used to connect one communication power to one network. In this case, a branch
tap can also be used in addition to this power tap.
- Can be used to prevent current back-flow to power supply due to potential difference when
the power supply is to connected to one network.
(4) Communication connector
Model Remarks Manufacturer
For node connection
MSTB2.5/5-ST-5.08AU
No connector fixing screw
Phoenix Contact
MSTB2.5/5-STF- For node connection
5.08AU With connector fixing screw
For branch tap connection
형 XW4B-05C1-H1-D For node connection OMRON
No connector fixing screw
(5) Terminating resistance
Model Remarks Manufacturer
Type DRS1-T Terminal block type terminating resistance (121Ω)
OMRON
-------- Terminating resistance attached with branch tap (121 Ω)
(6) Communication power
- The communication power must have an output voltage of 24 VDC±1% and have AC input
and DC output insulated. In addition, the selected power supply should have extra margin
of power

11.15.11 Typical PLC setup
Typical setup of the PLC main unit
Model: JW-20DN
Manufacturer: SHARP
Setup: Make the following settings ① to ④. Then pressing the SCAN switch automatically allocates
the Mac ID of each of the slaves connected to the network.
6 9
6 9
6 9 6 9
6 9

11.15.12 Typical PLC program
The following is a typical program for the timer when JW-20DN is used.
Example of condition: JW20H (PLC main unit), Unit No.1 is selected.

11.16 PLURALITY OF UNIT
11.16.1 Connection of Plurality of Units
Welding conditions can be referred to and preset through TP-Net once the timer is connected to
this model using the PJC cable. Set the appropriate parameter number on each timer. When
calling the specific timer, select the number preset on it.
Timer connection: Max.31units

Length of Total PJC cable: 500m or less
(In case of PJC-**M: OBARA)
11.16.2 Installation of Plurality of Units

Procedure:
(1) Install the units referring to the 2 Installation
(2) Referring to the illustrations given above, connect the timers using the PJC cables.
(3) The timer to be connected last must be terminated with resistors. Change the setting on the jumper
located on the optional board to RD11(SET).
11.16.3 TP-Net Operation for Installation of Plurality of Units

When installing a plurality of units, the timer number must be set using the parameter data.
The timer number may be any of those ranging from 0 to 99. However, it the same number is
Selected for two timers connected together, either of them cannot be called up.
Please referring to the “4.TP”.
When the timer number can be set to all timers, the timer number is selected and welding condition is input.
Please refer to “4.6 TP initial operation of the TP” for the method of selecting the timer number.

11.16.4 Troubleshooting (When Plurality of Units Are Connected)
The timer number does not appear
Problem Probable cause Remedial action
Poor connection between the timer Check the PJC cable for
and the cable.. connection.
Certain timer numbers
do not appear There are timer whose selected
Change the parameter-preset
parameter-preset numbers under
numbers under “TIMER No”.
“TIMER No” are identical.
The timer in use is not of the type
No operation proceeds Check the nameplate of the timer.
that suits the installation of a
from the initial screen It must be of the STN21-G* type
plurality of a plurality of units.
When there are Identical Preset Timer Numbers
When there are two timers whose selected numbers are identical are connected with the cable,
Either of them cannot be referred to with TP-Net. These numbers must be changed by re-setting the
parameters.
Number re-setting procedure:
(1) Disconnect the PJC cable that is connected to the timer whose preset number must be changed.
(2) Using the PN/C cable, connect TP-Net to the Timer.
(3) Change the parameter-preset “Pp Timer No” to a new number.
(4) Re-connect the PJC cable.
Wiring for Plurality of Units

Program sheet Timer No. Group No.
Desplay Combination of the triggered switch signal
Item/Function Setting Range
Letter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
Gun Select GunSel 1～8 1,8.11
PreSqueeze Time PrSquez 0～99cyc
Squeeze Time Squeeze 1～99cyc 1
Weld1 Time Weld1 0～99cyc
Cool1 Time Cool1 0～99cyc
Weld2 Time Weld2 0～99cyc 1
Cool2 Time Cool2 0～99cyc
Weld3 Time Weld3 0～99cyc
Hold Time Hold 1～99cyc 1
Off Time Off 0 or 4～99cy 3
Pulse count Number Pulse 1～9 times 2
Heat1 Heat1 2.0～60.0kA
Heat2 Heat2 2.0～60.0kA 1
Heat3 Heat3 2.0～60.0kA
Turn Ratio TurnR. 0. 1～200.0 1,9
Current Flow Rate C.Flow+ 30～100%
Current Flow Rate Count CF.Count 0 or 1～99times
Max Press MaxV. 0～9999N 5
Press Adjust PAdjust 50～150% 5
PressT1 PresT1 0～99cyc 5
0～100% 5,6
PressV1 PresV1
0～9999N 5,7
0～100% 5,6
PressV2 PresV2
0～9999N 5,7
0～100% 5,6
PressV3 PresV3
0～9999N 5,7
Frequency Freq . 400～2000Hz 1
Step Up 0 Step0 50～200% 1,4,12
Step Up 1 Step1 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 2 Step2 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 3 Step3 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 4 Step4 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 5 Step5 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 6 Step6 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 7 Step7 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 8 Step8 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 9 Step9 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 10 Step10 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 11 Step11 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 12 Step12 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 13 Step13 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 14 Step14 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 15 Step15 50～200% 1,4
Step Up 16 Step16 50～200% 1,4,13
GUN No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Step Count 1 Count 1 0～9999 14.10

Step Count 16 Count 16 0～9999 14.10.13
Common Data
Step return location Step Return 1～5(max) 1,4

Current Low Limet Curr.Low 50-100% 1
Current High Limit Curr.Hig 100-150% 1
Hold Delay HoldDely 0-99cyc 1
PeK Current Limit PeakCurr 100-200% 1
Note1. Only 12 items are displayed when parameter DispLevel "1" is selected. Note8. The biggest number is to be same as the last digit of the parameter Gun Sel.
Note2. Not displayed when parameter Pulse Sel."OFF" is selected. Note9. Display alarm"ill.Data" when parameter TurnR. is "0".
Note3. Not displayed when parameter RepeatSel."OFF" is selected. Note10. Only group num. "0" is available because only one group exists.
Note4. Not displayed when parameter Step Type "0" is selected. Note11. Not displayed when parameter Gun assignment select."OFF" is selected.
Note5. Not displayed when parameter VP Mode "0" is selected. Note12. Correspondence only in case of "Liner-up" controll.
Note6. % to be set when parameter VP Mode is "1". Note13. Correspondence only in case of "Step-up" controll.
Note7. To be set when parameter VP Mode is "2".

Parameter Sheet Timer No.
Parameter
Item/Function Display Letter Setting Range/Information
value
Pulsation Select P1 Pulse. Sel. ON :Enable OFF :Disable
A or B Mode Select P2 AB Mode ON :A Mode OFF :B Mode
Alarm signal NO/NC select P3 ALM Out ON :Normal Open OFF :Normal Close
Trigger start P4 One Shoot ON :Enable OFF :Disable
Hold End signal select P5 Hold Out ON :Enable OFF :Disable
Hold End Delay Job section
P6 HoldA Dly ON :Enable OFF :Disable
at alarm signal
0 :Alarm pulse output enable 1 :Alarm constant output enable
Alarm output signal select P7 ALM Mode
2 Alarm constant output & weld stop 3 :Skip alarm output
Max. Step Up series select P8 Step Type 0 :Disable 1 :Max. gun series 2 :4/15 series
Trigger SW priority select P9 Sw mode ON :Trigger SW priority select OFF :Weld sequence priority select
Japanese or English display
Pa Japanese ON :Japanese OFF :English
select
Transformer turn ratio series
Pb TransType 0 :1 series 1 :Max. gun series 2 :4/15 series
select
Repeat action select Pc RepeatSel. ON :Enable OFF :Disable
Reweld action select at
Pd Reweld ON :Enable OFF :Disable
current low detected
0 :Disable 1 :%Setting enable 2 :Direct number setting enable
Pressure adjustment select Pe VP Mode
3 :Direct number setting enable, and display only setting
Pressure adjustment control
Pf VP Type 0 :control range 0-5V :control range:0-10V
voltage select
caution output select Pg Caution ON :Enable OFF :Disable
Transformer thermostat
Ph Gun Chang. ON :Enable(Check at weld start) OFF :Disable(Always check)
check sequence
Alarm output signal select on
Pi TestW ALM ON :Alarm output signal enable OFF :Alarm output signal disable
No-weld sequence
00～08 :Max. SOL valve select 11～18 :Retract enable 21～
Max. Gun num. select
28 :Reverse wire Retract enable 31～38 :Valve selector enable 41
Retract select Valve selector Pj Gun Sel.
～48 :Weld interlock enable 51～58 :Retract & Retract interlock
select Weld interlock select
enable 61～68 :Reverse wire Retract & Retract interlock enable
Step Up Max. value select Pk Max Step 2～16 :Step Up max. number select
0 :Display all function 1 :Display limited function 2 :Display limited
Display level select PL DispLevel
to 1group 3 :Display limited to 4group
0 :200V line voltage set 1 :220V line voltage set 2 :380V line
voltage set 3 :400V line voltage set 4 :420V line voltage set
Step-dawn transformer Pm Ref. Volt
5 :440V line voltage set 6 :460V line voltage set 7 :480V line
voltage set
0 :Weld enable (standard) 1 :Weld disable 2 :Weld disable & sol.
Weld enable/disable select Pn Test Mode valve control 3 :Cable short check enable 4:Cable short check
enable2
Timer number select Po TM Number 0～99 :Timer Number set
ON: Fixed to GUN1 in odd-numbered series Fixed to GUN2 in
Gun assignment select Pp GunNumFix
even-numberd series OFF:Can be set to any number.
RemortI/O select Pq RemortI/O ON :Enable(For DeviceNet) OFF :Disable
Current detection signal
Ｐｒ CurDetect ON:Enable OFF:Disable
output selection
Step up Finish 2 series
Ｐs StepF2out ON:Enable OFF:Disable
output selection
Switch select Pt SwStart ON :Enable OFF :Disable
Frequency Series Select Pu Frequency 0 :1 series 1 :Gun series 2 :All series
Step liner up Pv Liner up ON:Liner-up control OFF:Step-up control

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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• As far as safety education is concerned, it is recommended that those concerned

Manufacturer OBARA KOREA CORP

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Symbol Term Description

Incorrect operation can cause hazardous condition

Incorrect operation can cause hazardous condition

※ Symbols apply to general cases of the operation.

COMPULSORY Must: e.g.., grounding connection

PROHIBITED Must not

※ Symbols apply to general cases of the operation.

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Understands the meaning of symbols and terms on the warning labels.

Has knowledge of Learning heart massage and artificial respiration (CPR).

Is capable of checking the protective equipment such as fire clothes.

Knows the point of contact in an emergency.

Is capable of inspecting the equipment.

Has knowledge of electricity.

Has knowledge of resistance welding.

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DANGER To avoid accidents resulting in a serious or fatal injury, be sure to observe

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1. Do not try to put your fingers, hand or arm between electrodes.

1. Wear safety goggles to protect the eyes from scattering chips.

CAUTION To prevent a fire or an explosion, be sure to observe the following.

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Indicates hazardous high voltage

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Specifications for the control terminal block TB1

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1.5 Equipment specifications

Welding power Three-phase, 380/400/420/440 VAC, 50/60Hz

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1.7 Paint color

1.8 Power indicator Lamp

1.9 Charge indicator lamp

1.10 Connection associated equipment

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70 - 125 kVA 30mm2 or more

125 - 180 kVA 38mm2 or more

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Cooling water supply and drain lines

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2.4 Connection of the PN/C cable

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Connection item Description

“Caution”,” TESTW ALM”,”ALM Mode”,”ALM Out”

1. Activation inputs. Can be used to specify up to 240 welding conditions in

RETRACT START SW 7, 8 An input to start the Retract function.

ALARM RESET Short-circuiting this will reset a currently issued alarm.

A Switch to externally operate/stop the welding.

A12 and B13 is required when it is not in use.

STEP CLEAR Clears the Step-up data of up to GUN8

This signal allows activation input using interlock.