set_welding_cockpit_setting

Definition
DRFLEx.h within class CDRFLEx, public section (line 1045)

bool set_welding_cockpit_setting(unsigned char bEnable, unsigned char bWeldingType)
{
    return _set_welding_cockpit_setting(_rbtCtrl, bEnable, bWeldingType);
};

Features

This function configures tack welding parameters such as welding mode, repetition count, tack welding duration, and interval time.

By setting these parameters, users can define specific cockpit settings for repeated tack welding operations. It is typically used when precise control of short, repetitive welds is required (e.g., spot or tack welding applications).

Arguments

Field Name	Data Type	Default Value	Description
bEnable	unsigned char		Activation flag for the welding cockpit setting 0: Disable cockpit setting 1: Enable cockpit setting
bWeldingType	unsigned char		Type of welding operation mode. (e.g., tack, continuous, or special mode based on system configuration.)

Return

Value	Description
0	Failure (invalid parameter or system not ready.)
1	Success (welding cockpit setting applied successfully.)

Example

// Example: Enable tack welding cockpit mode
unsigned char bEnable = 1;        // 1: Enable, 0: Disable
unsigned char bWeldingType = 0;   // 0: Tack welding mode

// Apply cockpit setting configuration
bool result = Drfl.set_welding_cockpit_setting(bEnable, bWeldingType);

if (result)
    std::cout << "Welding cockpit setting successfully applied." << std::endl;
else
    std::cout << "Failed to apply welding cockpit setting." << std::endl;

In this example, the cockpit setting is enabled for tack welding mode. These settings allow control over parameters like tack count, weld time, and interval time, improving precision and repeatability during automated short weld sequences.