Tech Tip I Overview of the Touch Screen I T300

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This tech tip showcases everything you need to know about the touch screen settings.

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I’ll be demonstrating how to use the HMI screen for your T300 machine. Right now, we’re in the operator's menu. You can see the temperature on the hot wedge and our setpoint to input temperature for your needs. When you want to activate the swing, you click the on button. Once the button turns green, it will allow it to swing into position. The button with the swerve arrows is where it’ll start heating up the wedge. A message will pop up indicating that it is heating up and not at the desired temperature just yet. The clock button is the drive delay. That is how fast the wheels take off after the wedge is in the set position. So if you set it for two seconds, it's going to swing in one, two, then the wheels will take off. Right here is our master speed where it's set in meters per minute. You can input any speed to your desire.

Here we have the upper weld roller that will increase or decrease the speed of your upper roller. If you have panels coming out of alignment, you can increase it to pull things in position. Once again, you press on the button, input your parameter, and click enter. So now my wheels go faster than the master speed. Same thing applies with the puller wheel back here. Click that button to activates it on the backside. You can increase the speed by pressing that and you adjust the lower beam itself.

The last button on the bottom left is aligning the wedge itself. You can learn more on how you can adjust your hot wedge by watching the video in the description.

Those are the main things on the operator's menu. Click the house button on the bottom right corner to view the home screen. Clicking the paper folder button will showcase the recipe page. You can save and choose the seams you want to weld. Click the pencil button to go in and input the desired parameters for each recipe.

The gear button is going to be the machine setup. Right now. You can see I am set up for the wedge. If you're doing long straights, we have the table set, the pullers activated and the two front wheels right there. A little later I'll be putting on the hot air heat system. If you're doing inflatables select the middle button and the polar wheels will be deactivated. We can now pivot and maneuver some of them.

The third button is the single roller beam up option. That’s where we're going to take the table off and going to swing this underneath by dropping the lower weld roller and changing the setup. Those are the three main setups for the machine, we're gonna stick with the first one, as of now.

The drive can be reverse if you get your material stuck. You can turn the drive off by pressing this button. We also have the foot pedal as an additional option.

The hourglass button showcases the outer meter of the machine.

The tools button leads into a more in depth menus. Here you can brighten the screen and change your swinging motion. With it, it's a combination of different speeds of how you're going in when it's going left to right. These are also the up down left right functions in out speed. Different combinations can make your watch swing it straight, or swing in from the sidewall depends on what you're going for. Anytime you switch between heat systems, you must go to this menu, and you want to auto tune it. We have a note up here that says when you're doing the hot air, you need to set it to 300 then click the auto tune. Hot wedges will be 200.

Our last button is the Welding Test Function. You can test the material at different speeds to see where your best weld is It’s the best way to test to see if you're getting quality weld.

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