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Originally posted by aametalmaster View PostThat sucks. The new Syncrowave 210 we have sitting on the floor has too low of SN ME050117J for the upgrade to work. So how do you sell something thats an old model to a person that the new model with all the bells and whistles costs the same...Bob
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That sucks. The new Syncrowave 210 we have sitting on the floor has too low of SN ME050117J for the upgrade to work. So how do you sell something thats an old model to a person that the new model with all the bells and whistles costs the same...Bob1 Photo
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Originally posted by Ironken View PostThank you H80 for the final word from Miller! I was like a little kid when I stumbled onto this upgrade........that's $400 that stays in my pocket now.
"FYI
Here is what new machines are shipped with to notify users of expanded options"
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Thank you H80 for the final word from Miller! I was like a little kid when I stumbled onto this upgrade........that's $400 that stays in my pocket now.
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Originally posted by H80N View Post
I asked the same question and was hoping one of the Miller tech folk could clarify
Question regarding the Sync210
By the lit it looks like the upgrade is a free and complete download… is that true…???
Syncrowave 210
Download Latest Software Update >>
(301129J effective May-18-16)
In this update:- Spoolmate 150 compatibility (serial numbers after ME390001J)
- AC frequency adjustment (serial numbers after ME390001J)
- DC pulse range expanded (serial numbers after ME390001J)
- General bug fixes
https://www.millerwelds.com/support/...e/tig-software
IMHO... This makes the Syncrowave 210 a much more attractive choice
"Yes, the new update includes what normally would've been in the option cards.
We started shipping new Syncrowave 210's with all the features activated and thought it better to offer a free update for the older units to bring it up to par with the new units sold today."
Last edited by H80N; 09-11-2016, 11:47 AM.
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Originally posted by Ironken View PostThe Spoolmate 150 spec sheet shows a card (internal) and the dinse connector and plug to adapt to the non equipped 210's. I'll get part numbers soon. Probably just easier to get a 30A for my 252.
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The Spoolmate 150 spec sheet shows a card (internal) and the dinse connector and plug to adapt to the non equipped 210's. I'll get part numbers soon. Probably just easier to get a 30A for my 252.
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Originally posted by Ironken View PostH80, I havn't struck an arc yet but, my AC freq went from a static 100hz factory to an adjustable 60-150hz as displayed on my machine. The DC pps went from 0-50 to 0-150 as displayed on my machine. The MIG features are now all available as well. I have NO purchased expansion cards installed.
I was thinking about a Spoolmate 150 since the MIG feature LOOKS operable. My machine now has the ability to select a Spoolmate 100 or 150 in the MIG menu. Maybe you can advise me on this. It appears to connect the Spoolmate 150, I would need a 50mm dinse flow thru connector and a 4 to 14 pin connector.
Section 5-5 through 5-7 of the manual has the how to but no part numbers so you can order them
https://www.millerwelds.com/files/ow...61726E_MIL.pdf
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H80, I havn't struck an arc yet but, my AC freq went from a static 100hz factory to an adjustable 60-150hz as displayed on my machine. The DC pps went from 0-50 to 0-150 as displayed on my machine. The MIG features are now all available as well. I have NO purchased expansion cards installed.
I was thinking about a Spoolmate 150 since the MIG feature LOOKS operable. My machine now has the ability to select a Spoolmate 100 or 150 in the MIG menu. Maybe you can advise me on this. It appears to connect the Spoolmate 150, I would need a 50mm dinse flow thru connector and a 4 to 14 pin connector.Last edited by Ironken; 09-10-2016, 11:19 AM.
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Originally posted by Ironken View PostDoes anybody know what exactly this software update changes from the last update?
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FWIW....I just installed the latest update May 18, 16
From what I can tell, on the DC side my pps went from 0-50 to 0-150 after the update (I believe this is exactly what the accessory DC pulse expansion card upgrade accomplished)
On the AC side, the freq went from the factory 100hz to 60-150hz (I think this too was what the accessory AC expansion card upgrade accomplished)
I purchased my machine without the MIG option and when I turned the selector knob to the MIG spot, I saw some message......I don't remember what it was........saying that this optionnot available. After the update, all of the MIG features are operable.
Question regarding the Sync210
By the lit it looks like the upgrade is a free and complete download… is that true…???
Syncrowave 210
Download Latest Software Update >>
(301129J effective May-18-16)
In this update:- Spoolmate 150 compatibility (serial numbers after ME390001J)
- AC frequency adjustment (serial numbers after ME390001J)
- DC pulse range expanded (serial numbers after ME390001J)
- General bug fixes
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Latest Syncrowave 210 software update (May 18, 16)
Does anybody know what exactly this software update changes from the last update?
Edit:
FWIW....I just installed the latest update May 18, 16
From what I can tell, on the DC side my pps went from 0-50 to 0-150 after the update (I believe this is exactly what the accessory DC pulse expansion card upgrade accomplished)
On the AC side, the freq went from the factory 100hz to 60-150hz (I think this too was what the accessory AC expansion card upgrade accomplished)
I purchased my machine without the MIG option and when I turned the selector knob to the MIG spot, I saw some message......I don't remember what it was........saying that this optionnot available. After the update, all of the MIG features are operable.
Last edited by Ironken; 09-10-2016, 10:03 AM.Tags: None
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