Example

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This example shows how to create a simple Weld Builder job for a weaving fillet weld.

  1. Open the Weld Builder application

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    Start Page

  2. Create a new Weld Builder job

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    Create Job

  3. Edit Weld Builder job

    If the Program Page doesn’t open automatically, click the Edit button.

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    Job Manager

  4. Go to Weld Settings Page

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  5. Create a weld setting

    • create a weld setting with the name weld

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      Create Weld Setting

  6. Set welder specific settings

    Depending on the used welding power source there have to be set a different number of settings.

    Please have a look which parameters are displayed in the Weld Settings Details.

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    Welding Power Source Settings

    1. Set Job Number

      • Assign your welding power source to a valid job number
      • Set job no to this chosen number

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        Set Job Number

    2. Set Program Number

      • Assign your welding power source to a valid program number
      • Set program no to this chosen number

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        Set Program Number


  1. Set Weld Settings ( Weaving Weld )

    • Activate Weaving Weld
    • Set amplitude to 2
    • Set frequency to 2

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      Weaving Weld

  2. Press Back to go to Program Page

  3. Add 4 positions

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    Create 4 positions

    PositionDescription
    [1] initial positionInitial position of the robot in free space
    [2] weld start positionStart position for welding with 45° torch angle to the component
    [3] weld end positionEnd position from welding with 45° torch angle to the component
    [4] initial positionInitial position of the robot in free space

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    Add positions

  4. Edit weld position

    • select line 3
    • click Edit button
    • change speed to 60 cm/min
    • change Welding Setup to generated Weld Setting Name weld
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      Edit weld position
  5. Build and Test job

    • check if Job Type is Dry Run
    • click Build button
    • check if Servo power is on
    • click Test Start in Test/Run Job panel
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      Test run

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