Hi guys !!!
So ...
I need help of buddy having the original torch with the 7 pins connector.
And kind enough to carefully fill the pinout table below.
If you have the Fronius MW2000 with similar torch, you're welcome.
Picture of such torch, and reference (I heard G220 but there are several versions) if still available, is a plus.
Because I don't have any torch for the moment (I got the machine "as is" without accessories) and the unexpected difficult-to-find all-in-one MIG-like connector doesn't help, I hope to switch to a standard TIG torch with 35/50-like connector, remote gas quick-connect and a 2-wire switch.
As far as I read, the original torch 2-buttons are used to enter the sub-menus and alter the factory settings.
I would install 2 switches on the panel itself for that.
Everybody follows what my brain tries to do ?
Here are the back of the 7-pins connector, and the table to fill (warning, handmade drawing shows the connector from outside the welding machine).
Oh, if you're kind enough to make a picture of inside the original torch MIG-like connector, it's a bonus !
So ...
I need help of buddy having the original torch with the 7 pins connector.
And kind enough to carefully fill the pinout table below.
If you have the Fronius MW2000 with similar torch, you're welcome.
Picture of such torch, and reference (I heard G220 but there are several versions) if still available, is a plus.
Because I don't have any torch for the moment (I got the machine "as is" without accessories) and the unexpected difficult-to-find all-in-one MIG-like connector doesn't help, I hope to switch to a standard TIG torch with 35/50-like connector, remote gas quick-connect and a 2-wire switch.
As far as I read, the original torch 2-buttons are used to enter the sub-menus and alter the factory settings.
I would install 2 switches on the panel itself for that.
Everybody follows what my brain tries to do ?
Here are the back of the 7-pins connector, and the table to fill (warning, handmade drawing shows the connector from outside the welding machine).
Oh, if you're kind enough to make a picture of inside the original torch MIG-like connector, it's a bonus !