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1.Decideonalocationforyourunit.
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Having these types of objects in the areacan cause
interferenceandresultinincreasedjitterand/ordistor-
tioninthemotiontracking.
For best results, do not install VRTEX
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machine in the welding lab. Electrical interference
frompowerlines,thoughgenerallysmall,canbepre-
sent. Thereforeall electricalpower or lightingwiring
within50feetoftheweldingareashallbeenclosedin
grounded rigid metallic conduit. In the event the
VRTEX
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user's responsibility to take steps to isolate and/or
eliminatetheinterference.
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) may be
required for the protection of the system from power
irregularitiesordisruption.
ItisstronglyrecommendedthatasingleorMulti-Outlet
surge protector be used to protect themachine from
anyunwantedvoltagesaboveasafethreshold.
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Ifmultiplesystemsarerequiredtooperatetogetherin
one location, a unique frequency transmitter can be
installed during the manufacturingprocess atLincoln
Electrictoreduce potentialinterferencebetweensys-
tems. K3165-1 systems have a standard frequency
sourceinstalled.K3165-2systemshaveanalternate
frequencysourceinstalled.Formultiplesysteminstal-
lations, alternate the K3165-1 and K3165-2 systems
forbestoperation:
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welding lab, the standard and alternate frequencies
shouldbepositionedasseenbelow.
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1.Placethemonitoronasturdy,flatanddrysurface
approximatelywaisthigh.
2.Placethemachineinalocationthatiscloseenough
tothemonitorsothecablesonthecasebackcan
reachthecouponstandandthemonitor.
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3.Open the componentcompartmentlocated on the
rightsideofthemachine.SeeFigureA.6.
4.Carefully unwrap and remove the helmet (FMD),
unigun handle, riser arm assembly, coupon riser
stand and base, pins and speakers. See Right
Side Component Compartment Diagram (Figure
A.10).Savepackagingforfutureuse.
5.Hanghelmetonfrontofmachineuntilreadyforuse.
6.Store unigun assemblyinthe gun bracketlocated
onthetopofcasefrontuntilreadytouse.
7.Locate and unpackage the following cables from
therearofthemachine;
•RiserArmCable
•AudioVisual(A/V)CableCluster
•MachineInputLineCable
8.Positioncouponriserbasenear,butnotlessthan
18inchesfromthemonitor.Rubbersidedown.
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