Logi-Mig models explained
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Logi-Mig Control System
The Uniarc Logi-Mig control system works by utilizing
analogue signals from simple switches mounted in the
torch handle which work in conjunction with the
micro-processors in the welding power source.
The system can facilitate changes to welding functions
like job number, amps, volts and arc length.
Two types of control unit are offered where adjustments
are generally made at the start or end of the welding
operation.
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Logi-Mig models explained
LM1: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control
LM1
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM1 can control up to two welding functions.
Pressing both top and bottom buttons simultaneously
can change between those welding functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not
operable whilst welding. Changes to any function can only
be made at the start or end of the welding process.
In 4 step mode ( machine depending ) changes to the
welding parameters are possible whilst " on-arc ".
Example
In this example we will assume the machine maker has
selected job number and wire speed as the functions he
wants to control, with job number as the default setting.
Pressing the top and bottom buttons will increase /
decrease the job number.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons the function
mode can be changed from job number to wire speed.
Pressing the up/down buttons will now increase/
decrease the wire feed speed.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons once more,
the function mode can be changed back to job number.
LM2: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control x 2
LM2
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM2 can control up to three welding functions.
The top and buttom buttons control one functions.
The left and right buttons can control up to two function.
Pressing the buttons simultaneously changes between the
two functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not operable
whilst welding. Changes to any function can only be made
at the start or end of the welding process.
The Uniarc Logi-Mig control system works by utilizing
analogue signals from simple switches mounted in the
torch handle which work in conjunction with the
micro-processors in the welding power source.
The system can facilitate changes to welding functions
like job number, amps, volts and arc length.
Two types of control unit are offered where adjustments
are generally made at the start or end of the welding
operation.
©All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted by any means,
electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise without the prior permission of ©Uniarc® the copyright holder.
Logi-Mig models explained
LM1: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control
LM1
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM1 can control up to two welding functions.
Pressing both top and bottom buttons simultaneously
can change between those welding functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not
operable whilst welding. Changes to any function can only
be made at the start or end of the welding process.
In 4 step mode ( machine depending ) changes to the
welding parameters are possible whilst " on-arc ".
Example
In this example we will assume the machine maker has
selected job number and wire speed as the functions he
wants to control, with job number as the default setting.
Pressing the top and bottom buttons will increase /
decrease the job number.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons the function
mode can be changed from job number to wire speed.
Pressing the up/down buttons will now increase/
decrease the wire feed speed.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons once more,
the function mode can be changed back to job number.
LM2: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control x 2
LM2
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM2 can control up to three welding functions.
The top and buttom buttons control one functions.
The left and right buttons can control up to two function.
Pressing the buttons simultaneously changes between the
two functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not operable
whilst welding. Changes to any function can only be made
at the start or end of the welding process.
SWPThe Uniarc Logi-Mig control system works by utilizing
analogue signals from simple switches mounted in the
torch handle which work in conjunction with the
micro-processors in the welding power source.
The system can facilitate changes to welding functions
like job number, amps, volts and arc length.
Two types of control unit are offered where adjustments
are generally made at the start or end of the welding
operation.
©All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted by any means,
electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise without the prior permission of ©Uniarc® the copyright holder.
Logi-Mig models explained
LM1: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control
LM1
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM1 can control up to two welding functions.
Pressing both top and bottom buttons simultaneously
can change between those welding functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not
operable whilst welding. Changes to any function can only
be made at the start or end of the welding process.
In 4 step mode ( machine depending ) changes to the
welding parameters are possible whilst " on-arc ".
Example
In this example we will assume the machine maker has
selected job number and wire speed as the functions he
wants to control, with job number as the default setting.
Pressing the top and bottom buttons will increase /
decrease the job number.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons the function
mode can be changed from job number to wire speed.
Pressing the up/down buttons will now increase/
decrease the wire feed speed.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons once more,
the function mode can be changed back to job number.
LM2: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control x 2
LM2
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM2 can control up to three welding functions.
The top and buttom buttons control one functions.
The left and right buttons can control up to two function.
Pressing the buttons simultaneously changes between the
two functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not operable
whilst welding. Changes to any function can only be made
at the start or end of the welding process.
The Uniarc Logi-Mig control system works by utilizing
analogue signals from simple switches mounted in the
torch handle which work in conjunction with the
micro-processors in the welding power source.
The system can facilitate changes to welding functions
like job number, amps, volts and arc length.
Two types of control unit are offered where adjustments
are generally made at the start or end of the welding
operation.
©All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted by any means,
electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise without the prior permission of ©Uniarc® the copyright holder.
Logi-Mig models explained
LM1: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control
LM1
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM1 can control up to two welding functions.
Pressing both top and bottom buttons simultaneously
can change between those welding functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not
operable whilst welding. Changes to any function can only
be made at the start or end of the welding process.
In 4 step mode ( machine depending ) changes to the
welding parameters are possible whilst " on-arc ".
Example
In this example we will assume the machine maker has
selected job number and wire speed as the functions he
wants to control, with job number as the default setting.
Pressing the top and bottom buttons will increase /
decrease the job number.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons the function
mode can be changed from job number to wire speed.
Pressing the up/down buttons will now increase/
decrease the wire feed speed.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons once more,
the function mode can be changed back to job number.
LM2: Logi-Mig Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control x 2
LM2
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM2 can control up to three welding functions.
The top and buttom buttons control one functions.
The left and right buttons can control up to two function.
Pressing the buttons simultaneously changes between the
two functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not operable
whilst welding. Changes to any function can only be made
at the start or end of the welding process.
SWP
LM2: Logi-Mig Control
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM2 can control up to three welding functions.
The top and buttom buttons control one functions.
The left and right buttons can control up to two functions.
Pressing the buttons simultaneously changes between the
two functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not
operable whilst welding. Changes to any function can only
be made at the start or end of the welding process.
In 4 step mode ( machine depending ) changes to the
welding parameters are possible whilst 'on-arc'.
Example
In this example we will assume the machine maker has
selected job number, amps and volts as the functions he
wants to control.
Pressing the top and bottom buttons are default set to
increase / decrease the job number.
Pressing the left and right buttons will increase / decrease
the amps.
By simultaneously pressing both left and right buttons the
function mode can be changed from amps to volts.
Pressing the left and right buttons will now increase /
decrease the voltage setting.
By simultaneously pressing both left and right buttons
once more, the function mode of the left and right buttons
can be changed back to amps.
Introduction to the Logi-Mig system
The SWP Logi-Mig control system works by utilising analogue signals from simple switches mounted in the torch handle
which work in conjunction with the micro-processors in the welding power source. The system can facilitate changes to
welding functions like job number, amps, volts and arc length. Two types of control unit are offered where adjustments
are generally made at the start or end of the welding operation.
LM1 LM2
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control
Function:
Job Mode
Up/Down Control x 2
LM1: Logi-Mig Control
Depending on the chosen welding power source set up,
LM1 can control up to two welding functions.
Pressing both top and bottom buttons simultaneously can
change between those welding functions.
In 2 step mode the torch control functions are not
operable whilst welding. Changes to any function can
only be made at the start or end of the welding process.
In 4 step mode (machine depending) changes to the
welding parameters are possible whilst 'on-arc'.
Example
In this example we will assume the machine maker
has selected job number and wire speed as the functions
he wants to control, with job number as the default
setting.
Pressing the top and bottom buttons will increase /
decrease the job number.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons the function
mode can be changed from job number to wire speed.
Pressing the up/down buttons will now increase/decrease
the wire feed speed.
By simultaneously pressing both buttons once more, the
function mode can be changed back to job number.
MIG
WELDING