| MWC™
Modular Weld Controller |
- The
microprocessor based Modular Weld Controller is the main
control module and provides all control and communication
functions and can program external motion control axis via
the Local Area Network (LAN) port.
- The
controller can support up to four stepper motor controlled
axis, using the MSC-1000™ Micro-step Controller, and
four DC servo controls, using the DMC-1000™ DC Servo
Controller.
- The
MWC-1000™ provides all external Input / Output control
interface and electrical connections to user supplied components.
- The
MWC-1000 consists of two major control systems. The first
is a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and the second
is the Modular Weld Control (MWC). The PLC is the main controlling
element and provides the interface between the MWC and the
external I/O functions. The PLC is configured by using the
terminal serial port. The user can define up to 150 sequences
that will be executed by the specified switch inputs. The
MWC control provides all of the weld control functions and
can be programmed for up to 40 weld schedules via the terminal
serial port or remote pendant port.
- WELDSEQ
Plus™ Software is a product of Computer Weld Technology,
Inc. and is designed to operate in conjunction with our
WSC-1000™ and MWC™ weld sequence controllers.
The program provides a serial communications program, which
is used to communicate with the WSC-1000/MWC and program
the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and configuration
parameters. The program provides a full function, user configurable
ASCII terminal program, which can be used to configure all
of the WSC/MWC functions. It provides weld data collection
routines that allow the user to collect run-time weld data
and store this data for future analysis. The WSC/MWC weld
schedules can be edited and include a Weld Setup specification
sheet, which is used to save process specific information
for the current weld schedule. The program also provides
a PLC editor, which can be used to generate custom PLC programs.
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WELD
SEQUENCE EVENTS |
- S1
= Cycle Start
- S1
- S2 = Prepurge Gas Flow Time
- S2
- S3 = Arc Start Parameter Time
- S3
- S4 = Arc Active Delay Time
- S4
- S5 = Ramp Time
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- S5
- S6 = Weld Time (spot or manual)
- S6
- S7 = Ramp Down
- S7
- S8 = Crater Fill Parameter Time
- S8
- S9 = Wire Retract Time
- S9
- S10 = Burn Back Time
- S10
- S11 = Post Purge Time
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MECHANICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
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| Dimensions |
4"
H X 16.50" W X 9" L (102mm X 419mm X 229mm) |
| Weight |
8
lbs. (3.6 kg) |
| Power
Requirements |
110/240
vac 50/60 Hz @ 8 amp |
| Operating
Temperature |
-10°
F to +140° F (-23° C to +60° C) |
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| FEATURES |
- User
definable configuration
- RS-232
Serial Port
- Flexibility
to adapt to most solid state equipment
- Ease
of set-up
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| BENEFITS |
- 40
Weld Schedules and 150 PLC Sequences are user programmable
- Permits
off-line programming, system configuration and remote control
- Permits
user to employ existing equipment in many cases
- Welding
Parameters displayed while welding using optional remote
pendant
- Automatically
recognizes installed peripheral devices
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| PROGRAMMABLE
PARAMETERS |
- Prepurge
Gas Flow Time
- Arc
Start Parameter Time
- Arc
Active Delay Time
- Ramp
Up Time
- Weld
Time (spot or manual)
- Ramp
Down Time
- Crater
Fill Time
- Wire
Retract Time
- Burn
Back Time
- Post
Purge Time
- Pulse
On Time*
- Pulse
Off Time*
- Background
Wire Feed Speed* (*For Pulse TIG Applications)
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