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Deltaweld Run-In Mode and Start Mode

Learn how to set the Run-in mode and Start mode settings on the Miller Deltaweld 350

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Written by Gaurav Shetty
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Run-In Mode

Run In Mode is used to select the run-in wire feed speed mode used when the weld trigger is enabled, prior to the initiation of the welding arc. There are three options for run-in mode -

Mode

Run-In WFS

Off

none

Auto

% of preset welding WFS

Manual

user defined

Run-in Wire Feed Speed

Run-in WFS command setting in inches per minute (IPM). The data range for run-in WFS is 50-500 IPM.

Start Mode

The start mode setting can be used to enable the ability to set a welding condition during the initial portion of the weld that is different from the main welding condition. This can be used to define a “hot start” type of condition. When the Auto start mode is selected, the start parameters will automatically be determined.

Mode

Start mode Settings

Off

none

Auto

automatically defined

Manual

user defined

Start Wire Feed Speed

Start WFS command setting in inches per minute (IPM) when the start mode is set to Manual. The start WFS will be the WFS setting target after the arc is initiated. The data range for start WFS is 50-780 IPM. However, the valid setting limits are determined by the duty cycle rating of the power source and the active weld process selected.

Start Voltage

Start Voltage command setting used for a MIG process.

Start Arc Length

Start Arc Length command used for controlling start arc length when using Accu-Pulse.

Start Dwell Time

Determines the duration of welding in seconds using the Start WFS and Start Voltage or Arc Length setting. This time starts after the arc is established and the Start WFS is achieved.

Start Ramp Time

Determines the duration of the ramp from the start condition to the main welding condition in seconds.

Accessing Run In and Start Mode Settings

The Run In and Start Mode settings can be accessed under Part Details > Welder Configuration

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