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Operation Manual
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User manual for MIG/MAG semi-automatic
welding machine
Fanmig 322 mobil Pulse
Catalogue no:
Fanmig 322 mobil Pulse - 51 00 023930
Attention! A copy of this manual should be located in the
place of device use and should always remain available to the operator.
Original manual

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Parts list:
1. Introduction
2. Health and Safety Manual
3. Maintenance
4. Technical description and operating conditions
5. Technical parameters
6. Device construction
7. Welding parameter settings
8. MIG / MAG welding synergy, MIG / MAG pulse, MIG / MAG manual and MMA electrode
9. Welding circuit calibration
10. Spare parts and device construction
11. Device operation defects
12. Electrical scheme
13. EU Declaration Of Conformity
1. Introduction
Thank you for purchasing Fanmig 322 mobil Pulse a semi-automatic inverter machine by
MOST.
We do believe that this product will meet your requirements. Before starting the work
please familiarize yourself with this User Manual
In accordance with Directive 2012/19/EUWEEE II
(WEEE - Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment),
after decommissioning, the device must be recycled by
a specialized company.
Do not dispose of worn-out welding equipment with domestic
waste!
Recycling
2. Health and Safety Manual
Attention: The following user manual should be read prior installing
and starting the device. OSH manual should be known to every welder and employee
responsible for equipment maintenance.
Attention: The device is may not be used for the purpose of pipe defrosting!

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Use and maintenance of welding equipment may be dangerous. The user must
observe health and safety rules and regulations. Welding and cutting machines
may be used only by qualied personnel. Follow your local rules and regulations
on working with that type of devices and prevention of accidents.
Prior to starting your work remove all ammables from the welding area. Welding
inside tanks previously used as ammable liquids storage is forbidden. Place any
ammables in a safe location away from welding spatter.
Do not expose the device to rain, water vapour and do not spray water over it.
Do not start welding without proper eye protection equipment. Also protect other
people against generated radiation.
Use ventilation and lters in order to remove welding fumes from the work site.
Use individual lters if the ltering/ventilation system does not operate correctly or
is not available.
Stop your work immediately after nding damage to the power cords. Do not touch
the damaged cords. Prior a repair or maintenance disconnect the device from
power source. Never use the device with damaged power cords.
Keep a re extinguisher close to the welding location. After nishing welding check
work station against re hazard.
Never try to x a damaged gas reducer on your own. In case of malfunction repla-
ce the reducer to a fully functional one.
Electromagnetic interference
The device may inuence other devices sensitive to electro-
magnetic interference (robots, computers, etc.)
Always ensure that the devices within the welding work station are resistant to
interfe-
rence.
For the purpose of limiting interference, it is recommended to use as short welding
cables as possible and arranged in parallel.
Always work in a distance at least 100 m from other sensitive devices.
Always make sure that the installation is grounded.
If there still are interference with other devices,
properly shield the cables or use appropriate lters.

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INTRODUCTION
Commissioning and normal operation are possible only after reading the carefully reading
following manual. The MIG/MAG, and MMA welding requires meeting the conditions
corresponding to electric arc welding and re regulations. Device operator should be equipped
with appropriate personal
health and safety equipment. It is necessary to use a set of personal protective equipment in
accordance with the provisions of Directive of the Council Directive No. 89/686/EC. Personal
protective equipment includes: welding mask, welding gloves, protective apron, leather shoes,
non-ammable welding clothing.
Despite the high technical standard of the device, the personnel should represent considerable
discipline in approach to health and safety requirements to protect against harmful and health
hazardous factors developed from welding technology.
OPERATING CONDITIONS
In order to ensure adequate service life and trouble-free operation it is recommended to:
• do not place or use this device on an inclined surface (of more than 15º),
• do not use the device for pipe defrosting,
• the device needs to be located in a place with free clean air circulation (to and from the fan
without obstacles). When connected to electrical network the device must not be covered (with,
for example, paper or cloth),
• minimize the amount of dirt and dust that can get into the device,
The device has an IP23S protection rating for housing and may be exposed to atmospheric
fallout and is capable of operating outdoors.
• do not use the device for welding tanks previously used for ammable substances storing.
GASES AND FUMES
Using MIG / MAG, TIG and MMA techniques produces harmful gases and fumes containing
ozone and hydrogen as well as oxides or metal particles. Therefore, the welding work station
should be tted with very good ventilation (dust and smoke extraction or airy location). Metal
surfaces intended for welding should be free from chemical contamination, especially
degreasers (solvents) that decompose during welding process and produce toxic gases.
Welding of galvanized, cadmium-coated or chromium-plated parts is permitted only when a
suction and ltering device is tted, and with introduction of fresh air to the welding work
station.
RADIATION
Ultraviolet emission radiated when welding is harmful to eyesight and skin. Therefore a welding
mask with protective lters is required. Welding work station should meet certain requirements
and include:
• adequate lighting system,
• xed or movable protection screens, governing bystanders against radiation e󰀨ects
(depending on requirements),
• location with wall colour providing appropriate for radiation absorption.

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FIRE PROTECTION
Welding work station should be located at a safe distance from ammables placed especially
on the oor or walls. All ammables need re protection against hot metal drops. It is
recommended to t the work station with re blankets and re extinguishers.
PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK
It is unacceptable to connect the device to an improper installation or to an installation
with unveried zeroing e󰀩ciency. It is prohibited to use of device with shields removed or re-
move the external shields while the device is connected to electric network. It is not allowed to
work on a suspended device (e.g. using a crane or a gantry). Only authorized persons should
perform maintenance and repair works keeping it in compliance with the safety conditions
applicable to renovation equipment.
3. Maintenance (power supply and wire feeder)
ATTENTION: In order to carry out any repair or maintenance activity, it is recommended to
contact your nearest technical support of RYWAL-RHC (for list of company locations providing
technical support - see last page of this manual).
In the event of noticing any damage, the welder should stop working, disconnect the device
from power supply and report it to direct supervisor or appropriate service - RYWAL-RHC
technical support.
General maintenance (daily)
• check the condition of cables and connections, replace if necessary,
• remove spatter from the gas nozzle of the welding torch, spatter may transfer with the
shielding
gas to the welding arc, tend to disrupt the shielding gas ow and can e󰀨ect in a short circuit,
• check condition of welding torch, replace if necessary,
• check condition and operation of the cooling fan; keep the cooling air inlet and outlet openings
clean,
• keep the device clean.
Periodic maintenance (every 3 months at least)
Periodic maintenance frequency can be increased depending on the environment
in which the device is operating. Maintenance scope:
• using a stream of dry air (at low pressure) remove the dust from the outer parts of the casing
and from inside of the welding device,
• check and tighten all the screws,
• check the state of all electrical contacts and correct if necessary.

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ATTENTION: Electrical network must be disconnected from the device before any maintenance
and service work. After each repair, perform respective check to ensure safe use.
Mandatory device checks
According to the Labor Code provisions: „All responsibility for the safe use of machinery
and equipment shall be borne by the owner.” This results in the obligation to perform periodic
and post-repair checks and inspections of equipment. Periodic tests are carried out at least
once a year (legal basis PN-EN ISO 17662 clause 4.2), and post-repair tests after each repair
that restored welding functionality (legal basis: PN-EN 60974-4 clause 4.6).
All above services re performed by the technical support of RYWAL-RHC.
4. Technical description and operating conditions
Fanmig 322 mobil Pulse is a cutting edge semi-automatic welding inverter machine
designed for MIG/MAG welding and MMA coated electrode welding (Stick). It is a com-
pact-sized device including electrical power supply and wire feeder located inside a
single housing. Fanmig enables users to weld with MIG/MAG pulsating current. Fanmig
has a 4-roll wire feed system embedded. The device has excellent welding properties
and has a wide application range. It may be used for welding:
a/ MIG/MAG welding technique
Welded materials include ordinary steel, stainless steel or aluminium.
Recommended wire diameters are 0.8 mm to 1.2 mm steel wire and 1.0 mm for
aluminium wire.
Wire feed speed may be set between 1 and 16 m/min, the welding current has
smooth adjustment. Wire feeder may be used for spools between 15kg/18 kg or 5kg.
B300 basket spools require an additional adapter eg. 50 00 001103.
b/ MMA electrode welding
Recommended electrodes from 2.0 to 5.0 mm in diameter, with a rutile or alkaline
casing, for steel or stainless steel.
The device is protected against overheating by a thermal sensor. Made in accordance
with EN 60974-1 standard.

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Range of
air temperatures at operation from -10ºC to +40ºC
storage and transportation from -25ºC to +55ºC
relative air humidity: up to 50% at + 40 ° C; up to 90% at + 20 ° C.
4. Technical parameters
Parameter Fanmig 322 mobil Pulse
Welding method MIG/MAG MMA
Electrical power supply [V] 3x400/ 50/60Hz
Network protection [A] 16 delayed
Max. current drawn from the
network I [A]
23,9 22,9
E󰀨ective current I [A] 13,3 12,8
Welding current range [A/V] 20A / 15,0V -
315A / 29,8A
10A / 20,4A - 300A
/ 32,0V
Idle voltage U [V] 63
Welding current [A] at:
210 A / 24,5V
250 A / 26,5V
25%/315 A / 29,8V
190 A / 27,6V
230 A / 29,2V
20%/300 A / 32,0V
100% work cycle
60% work cycle
Work cycle for max. current
Welding current set point Smooth
Wire feeder 4-roller
Wire feeding speed [m/min] 1 – 16 x
Welding torch cooling Air
Welding Torch (gas) M24, M36, M38 SGRIP MOST or
Digimig 355
Weight [kg] 26.6
Housing protection class IP23S
Insulation class H
Dimensions [mm]
height x length x width
438 x 650 x 240
Table 1: Technical parameters
The device is marked with the S sign which means the possibility of working in an
environment with an increased risk of electric shock.

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6. Device construction
Figure 1: Device construction
Device assembly:
Mass cable with a cross-section of 35 mm2, 3 m long. Power cord, 3 m long, with 16 A CEE
plug, 5-pin. Gas hose 3 m long with connections.
The feeder is equipped with rollers for steel wire 0.8 - 1.0 mm. Other rollers - see section 5.1.
Devices available on request supplied with di󰀨erent cable lengths or welding torches.
MIG/MAG welding torches (optional):
Welding torch M24 SGRIP 3 m 55 08 302430
Welding torch M24 SGRIP 4 m 55 08 302440
Welding torch M24 SGRIP 5 m 55 08 302450
Welding torch M38 SGRIP 3 m 55 08 303830
Welding torch M38 SGRIP 4 m 55 08 303840
Welding torch M38 SGRIP 5 m 55 08 303850
Welding torch Digimig 355 3 m 55 08 308003
Welding torch Digimig 355 4 m 55 08 308004
Welding torch Digimig 355 5 m 55 08 308005
Note: while welding with pulsating current welding torch heating increases (by approx.
30%). Please apply welding work cycles provided by manufacturer welding torch
devices. Solution to this issue is an application of cooling for welding torch liquid e.g.
by connecting Fancool 601-WA as additional cooling unit (cat. no. 50 03 003805).
Accessories for aluminium welding and brazing (recommended wire diameter 1.0 mm) -
optional: Roll 1.0AL-1.2AL 51 13 007894
Teon inserts for welding torch: 55 13 013010 (3 m); 55 13 013020 (4 m); 55 13 013030 (5 m)
Brass tube for EURO connection: 51 13 008011.

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A1 Main switch ON/OFF
A2 Control panel PCB
A3 Current socket (+)
A4 Current socket (+)
A5 Euro socket
A6 Wire feeder
A7 Spool mounting
A8 Gas connection
A9 Power cable
A10 Lighting diode for inside of feeder
A11 Immediate wire feeding button
Table 2: The main parts of the device.
Wire feeder construction
E1 Pressure arm nut
E2 Pressure arm
E3 Entry sleeve
E4 Euro socket
E5 Roll (see table 4)
Table 3: Wire feeder parts list
Figure 2: 4-roller wire feeder

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Table 4: Wire feeding rollers
Catalogue no. Wire diameter
51 13 007843 0,8-1,0 mm
51 13 007844 0,8-1,0 mm Al
51 13 007893 1,0-1,2 mm
51 13 007894 1,0-1,2 mm Al
∅ 1,0 1,0 1,20,8
ABC
ACorrect
BIncorrect
CIncorrect
Figure 3: The inuence of the roller groove on welding wire.
6.1 Selection of the wire feeder
In all Fanmig devices, two-groove rollers are used. Grooves are used for feeding wire with two
di󰀨erent diameters (e.g., 0.8 and 1.0 mm).
In order to change the diameter of the roller, pressure knob E1 must be released rst (accor-
ding to Fig. 2), so the pressure arm E2 will lift up. Then tighten the fastening bolt E5
and turn it 180 degrees. Alternatively replace it with the right wire for the given diameter.
Rolls intended for wire feeding must correspond to the diameter and workpiece of the wire to
be welded. Only such compatibility ensures equal wire feeding. Disturbances in wire feeding
lead to poor welding quality and wire deformation (see gure 3).

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6.2 Device adjustment for aluminium welding
6.3 Installation of the wire spool (according to gures 1, 2 and 5)
When feeding with aluminium wire, it is necessary to use a U-prole roller (e.g. 51 13 007885).
To avoid problems with wire feeding, use 1.0 mm AIMg or AlSi wire. Al99 alloy wires are too
soft, so their use can be problematic.
For aluminium welding, an additional Teon insert of welding torch and a special current tip
should be applied. It is not recommend to use a welding torch longer than 3 m. Pay high
attention to roller pressure adjustments. Pressure should not be too high, as it can cause wire
deformation. Always use argon as shielding gas.
Figure 4: Adaptation of the aluminium wire feeder.
G1 Euro socket
G2 Rollers (upper pressure and lower U-type)
G3 Collet (included with guide insert)
G4 O-ring 3.5 x 1.5mm prevents gas escaping (included with the guide insert)
G5 Nut
G6 Teon insert (see chapter 4: Equipment)
G7 Brass tube sti󰀨ening Teon insert (51 13 008011)
1. Open the side cover of the wire feeder housing.
Table 5: Feeding units’ preparation for aluminium welding
2. Place the wire spool on the spool clamping reel D1 (according to figure 5) and secure it
with the mounting nut D2. When using a B 300 spool type (15 or
or 18 kg) use a suitable adapter D3, e.g. 50 00 001099). The hole in the back of the adapter
must match the pin on the wire spool clamping sleeve!
3. Cut off the end of the wire and pull the wire through the input sleeve E3, the roller and then
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D1 Spool xing sleeve
D2 Nut for spool xing sleeve
D3 Adapter
Figure 5: Spool xing sleeve Table 6: Parts of spool xing sleeve
6.4 Adjustment of wire feeding rollers pressure
It is very important to properly adjust the rollers pressure to ensure reliable operation of the wire
feed mechanism.
The pressure depends on the type of wire. In case of aluminium or powder wire, less pressure
is required.
Application of excessive pressure force leads to greater wear of the mechanical bearings and
may damage the device. Before mounting the rollers, clean them with preservative oil.
6.5 Inserting the wire into welding torch and connecting the ground cable
(according to g. 1)
1. Connect the ground clamp to the welding machine and the workpiece to be welded.
Attention! Do not point the welding torch towards the face when
inserting the wire!
4. Lower the pressure arm E2 to match the teeth, gears and lock the arm by positioning the
E1 lever vertically.
5. Adjust the pressing force with clamping nut to ensure constant wire travel and prevent
causing deformation. The adjustment screw is located under the E1 plastic screw.
6. The spool brake is set by the manufacturer. If necessary, the brake can be adjusted by
means of a D1 sleeve, so when stopping the wire feed, the wire also stops at the same
time (thus avoiding excessive wire development). Remember that a too-tight brake causes
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2. Screw the welding torch connector B2 to socket B1 on the machine.
The device must be switched on
3. Remove the gas nozzle from the welding torch.
4. Unscrew the current tip.
5. Connect power to the device
6. Start the device with the A1 switch.
7. Press button A11 (according to gure 1). The welding wire is fed to the welding torch.
Tighten the current tip and the gas nozzle after the wire exits the torch.
8. Spray an anti-stick agent into the gas nozzle before welding to prevent damaged from
splinters.
6.6 Gas ow adjustment
The welding arc and a cooling down weld must be in the inert gas shield.
Too little gas does not provide a protective atmosphere.
Attention:
The gas cylinder must be adequately protected against falling. This manual does
not cover the protection of gas cylinders. Information on cylinder protection can
be obtained from the technical gas supplier.
Figure 6: Shielding gas ow settings.
1. Attach the gas hose to port A8 on the rear panel of the machine.
2. Press the V1 button on the main panel (according to Figure 7). If the button is held down
for less than 3 seconds, the gas valve switches o󰀨 when the button is released. If the button
is held down for more than 3 seconds, the gas valve switches o󰀨 after approx. 20 seconds or
after pressing any button.
3. Turn the adjusting screw F7 located at the lower part of reduction valve until the F6 meter
shows the required ow. Then release the button. The optimal ow rate is 10-15l / min.
4. The pipes should be purged with shielding gas before starting welding after a prolonged
period of device being out of service or after replacing the welding torch.

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7. Welding parameter settings
7.1 Control panel
Figure 7: Control panel
Pos. Presentation
V1 Button: Gas test
V2 Button: Pulse mode MIG
V3 LED: lights up when the MIG pulse mode is active
V4 JOB program memory buttons 1-6
V5 The current knob, welding method or wire feed speed
V6 LED Material thickness [mm]
V7 LED Wire feeding speed [m/min]
V8 Button for selecting the parameter to be set (also RESET)
V9 LED Welding current [A]
V10 The left display shows:
1. Welding current [A]
2. Wire feeding speed [m/min]
3. Material thickness [mm]
4. Symbol of the additional parameter
V11 The right display shows:
1. Voltage [V]
2. Welding current for the MMA method
3. Gland setting
V12 LED Voltage or voltage correction
F1 Gas cylinder
F2 Cylinder valve
F4 Pressure reducer
F5 High pressure manometer
F6 Low pressure manometer
F7 Adjustment knob
F8 Gas outlet
Table 7: Gas connection components

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7.2 Choice of welding method
7.3 Quick parameter selection - memory
7.4 Welding mode 2-stroke 2T, 4-stroke 4T, step and BILEVEL
MIG 2T welding mode (2-stroke)
Works in the manual and synergy welding mode.
Press the V20 button to switch between 2T, 4T and stepwise modes. Emergency mode
2T is conrmed by V17 diode being on. The rst pressing of the button activates welding, the
second one ends the process.
MIG 4T (4-tact) welding mode
Works in the manual and synergy welding mode.
Press the V20 button to switch between 2T, 4T and stepwise modes. Emergency mode
4T is conrmed by the V18 diode being on. The rst pressing and release of the button activa-
tes welding, the second pressing and release ends the process.
MIG 2T stepwise welding mode (lling in the crater).
Works in the manual and synergy welding mode.
Press the V20 button to switch between 2T, 4T and stepwise modes. Emergency mode
2T stepwise is conrmed by V19 and V19 diodes being on. The rst time the button is pressed
and holding activates SCu start current welding during START tS. Then, after the UPPROFILE
UP time, the device will reach the welding current (100%). Releasing the button causes starting
the current sinking during DOWN tdo to the nal EC END current
during END tE (lling the crater). After this time, welding stops.
V13 Button for selecting the parameter to be set or the JOB memory program
V14 LED Correction of wire feeding speed
V15 LED Gland or correction of the gland
V16 Voltage knob or voltage adjustment, programme or throttle value selection
V17 LED diode: 2-tack operation mode for welding torch
V18 LED diode: 4-tack operation mode for welding torch
V19 LED: stepped mode
V20 Selection button 2-cycle / 4-step, step-by-step mode, RESET
Table 8: Components of the control panel.
1. The menu opens after a longer press of the V5 button.
2. Turn the V5 knob to select the ELE (MMA coated electrode) method; MAN (manual MIG /
MAG settings) or SYN (MIG / MAG synergy).
Conrm the selection by pressing the V5 knob.
The memory works for all three welding methods.
1. Press (4s) one of the V4 buttons (1,2,3,4,5,6) to store the parameters in the memory.
2. A short press on one of the V4 buttons (1,2,3,4,5,6) allows you to recall parameters from the
memory.

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MIG 4T step welding mode (crater lling). Works in manual and synergic welding mode.
Press the V20 button to switch between the 2T, 4T and step modes. Active 4T stepwise mode
is conrmed by V18 and V19 diodes being on. The rst pressing and holding activates starting
current (SCu) welding. Release of the button activates rising time UP tuP, at which the device
will reach the welding current (100%) The second pressing of the button causes the activation
of the current drop at DOWN tdo time to the end current END ECu which is maintained so long
as the button is pressed (lling in the crater). The next release of the button ends welding.
BILEVEL mode (BCU parameter ≠ 100), only for 4-stroke mode.
The di󰀨erence between the BILEVEL mode and the stepped mode appears the next time the
button is pressed. When the BILEVEL mode is on, another short press of the button switches to
the second set bCu current.
Figure 8: MIG / MAG welding modes

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7.5 Additional parameters menu.
After starting the device has factory settings (default).
For most works, the additional parameters should not be changed. The additional parameters
for manual welding and MIG / MAG synergies are identical.
Symbol Meaning Range (default)
ISP (Initial speed) The speed of the initial
Wire feeding
10 - 100 % (30 %).
PrG (Gas pre-ow time) Gas ow 0 - 20 s (0,1 sek.)
PoG (Gas post-ow time) Gas post-ow 0 - 20 s (0,5 sek.)
brn (wire burning) Wire burning 0 - 75 ms (50 ms)
CAL (Calibration menu) Calibration menu
(see also chapter 8)
x.xx (version with motor
PCBs)
SCu (Starting current) Starting current (2-stroke; 4-stroke) 10-200% (130%)
bCu (Bilevel current) Secondary current (2-stroke;
4-stroke)
10-200% (100% = excluded)
EC (nal current) End current (2-tact; 4-tact) 10-200% (70%)
tuP (UP time) Rise time (2-bar, 4-bar) 0,1-10,0s (0,1s)
tdo (falling time DOWN) Falling time (2-bar; 4-bar) 0,1-10,0s (0,1s)
tS (start time) Start-up time (only 2-bar) 0,1-10,0s (0,1s)
tE (end time) End current time (only 2-bar) 0,1-10,0s (0,1s)
Table 9: Additional parameters and their values.
The CAL message opens the calibration submenu (see table 10).
Parameters marked as „2-clock” in Table 9 are only available in this mode.
Pressing the V4 (1) button for a longer time introduces the panel operation test,
all LEDs and digits on the displays should light up.
Pressing the V4 (2) button for longer shows the device variant and the roll type.
Work time counter.
After selecting the calibration mode, a longer press of the V4 button (1) shows the arc time
counter in the hh.mm format
Pos. Presentation
u-I Voltage and amperage calibration (available upon the introduction of the authorization code)
Cu Cooling system operation: oFF (o󰀨) / on (permanently on) / Aut (automatic)
Cor Deleting corrections (YES = resetting all adjustments for synergistic programs)
CrE Calibration of the welding circuit - see chapter 8
Table 10: Submenu of CAL calibration.
1. Pressing V19 and V5 simultaneously opens the additional parameter menu.
2. The V5 knob is used to select the parameter (ISP, PRG, PoG, brn) and the V16 knob to set
the required value.
3. Press the V5 knob to conrm the change.
4. Press any button to exit the menu without saving changes.

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7.6 Remote control from the welding torch
Figure 9: Remote control torch with DIGIMIG.
Pos. Presentation
H1 Upper display
H2 Value display
H3 M button to change the function
MIG manual: wire speed, voltage / inductor, JOB MIG synergistic: current,
correction / inductor, JOB
H4 LOCK button to block the M and UP / DOWN buttons. The M and UP /
DOWN buttons are automatically locked when the button on the
H5 LED: lights up when the UP / DOWN and M buttons are active
H6 UP button (increasing parameter value)
H7 DOWN button (decreasing parameter value)
Table 11: Functions set on the DIGIMIG torch’ bracket.
Switching functions on the handle and working with JOB programs.
1. A long press of the V13 and V20 buttons activates the option of switching JOB programs.
The display shows JOB on.
2. After pressing the H3 button, you can switch between the JOB programs.
3. By pressing the H6 (UP) or H7 (DOWN) buttons, you can select JOB programs from
memory.
4. A short simultaneous pressing of the V13 and V20 buttons deactivates the switching function
of the JOB programs from the DIGIMIG holder.
The display shows JOB o󰀨.

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8.1 MIG / MAG welding synergistic settings
7.7 Restoring factory settings (RESET)
Pos. Presentation
The synergistic program is active
Setting the current in amperes (Synergy)
Setting the wire feed speed
No
symbol
Material thickness setting (synergy)
Voltage setting (manual)
Correction (Synergy)
8. MIG / MAG welding synergia, MIG / MAG pulse, MIG / MAG
manual and MMA electrode
Pos. Presentation
JOB programs (.xx - program number)
Gland setting (Synergistic / manual)
Device in electrode mode (torch does not work!)
Table 12: Symbols on the H1 display
Table 13: Symbols on the H2 display
1. Pressing the V8 + V19 buttons simultaneously for more than 3 seconds restores the default
parameters.
2. At the same time, saved JOB PROGRAMS are deleted!
1. Select the SYN method (see chapter 6.2).
2. The left display V10 shows the message SYN and the right display V11
shows the program number.
3. Select the synergy curve (program number) using the V16 knob according to table 14.
Press the V5 knob to conrm the program number.

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Table 14: Table of synergy curves (synergic programs)
Synergic curves (programs) are created for welding in the PB (llet) position. For welding in
other positions, factory programs may require adjustments.
* program in short-arc or pulsating arc mode (after pressing V2)
** programs available only in pulse mode
8.2 Welding in MIG mode pulse.
1. Press V2 to start the pulse current for a given synergy program (see table 14)
2. When the MIG mode is active, the V3 diode lights up.
3. The left V10 display shows the welding current, the wire feed speed or the thickness of the
material being welded, the right V11 display shows the voltage value. The value of the voltage
correction is shown on the V11 display only during its setting (range from minus 9.9 to plus
9.9).
4. By pressing the V8 button, we change the parameter set: welding current, wire feed speed or
material thickness. 15)
5. Set the value of the selected parameter with the V5 knob.
6. In the calibration menu, you can disable the possibility of adjusting the welding parameters
(Cor parameter).
7. By pressing the V13 button a long time, you can switch between voltage correction or wire
feed speed.
8. Setting of the voltage adjustment value or wire feed speed is done with a knob.
V16.
9. Press the V20 button to switch between the 2-step / 4-step or stepped wire modes
(lling the crater).
10. If a torch is connected with a DIGIMIG remote control , the values of the set parameters
are shown on its display. Using the buttons on the H6 (UP) or H7 (DOWN) handle, set the para-
meter values, the M (H3) button is used to switch between the parameters. After activating the
function, you can also change the JOB programs on the display.
Fanmig 322 mobil Pulse diameter 0,8 diameter 1,0 diameter 1,2
SG/Fe Ar 82% CO218% 0* 1* 2*
SG/Fe Ar 92% CO28% 3* 4* 5*
SG/Fe CO2100% 6 7 8
Cr/Ni 308 Ar 97,5% CO22,5% 9* 10* 11*
Cr/Ni 316 Ar 97,5% CO22,5% 12* 13* 14*
AlMg Ar 100% x 15** 16**
AlSi Ar 100% x 17** 18**