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SETUP OF EXTERNAL TRANSDUCER 

The 

AUET/MTM-DC

  can  be  used  with  a 

variety  of  external  transducers,  whether 
supplied  by  AIMCO  or  another  manu-
facturer.  Because  manufacturers  use  a 
wide range of transducer technologies and 
connector types, verify that the transducer 
you  plan  to  use  is  capable  of  being 
connected to and communicating with the 

AUET/MTM

.  For  assistance  with  this, 

please contact your AIMCO Distributor or 
authorized AIMCO Sales Representative. 
 
AIMCO’s  lines  of 

Auditor™

  industry-

standard  transducers  are  manufactured 
with  the  proper  connector-style  for  easy 
use with the 

AUET/MTM

 and will be used 

as the example in all following instructions. 
 
Two (2) optional cables are available from 
AIMCO  to  connect 

Auditor™

  brand 

transducers to the 

AUET/MTM-DC

  Part # 

ATDBLIS: 

Connects the ATDA 

to  any 

Auditor™

  ABRT-  or  ARTIS 

Torque/Angle series transducer 

  Part  # 

ATDBRIS: 

Connects  the 

ATDA  to  any 

Auditor™

  ARTIS 

Torque Only series transducer  

 
Contact your AIMCO Distributor or AIMCO 
authorized  Sales  Representative  for 
information on ordering these cables. 

 
 
Connecting a Transducer 

Align the red dot on the transducer-cable 
connector  with  the  red  dot  on  the 

TRANSDUCER  CABLE  INPUT

  port 

(Figure 2) 

and firmly press the connector 

into the port. 
 
 

Setting up the Transducer to be used 

The 

Auditor™

 AUET/MTM must be set to 

recognize the transducer connected to the 
instrument. 

Most  transducers  can  be 

made to allow the 

Auditor™ 

AUET/MTM

 

to  self-recognize  the  transducer  simply 
when  a  connection  is  made.  For 
assistance  with  this,  please  contact  your 
AIMCO  Distributor  or  authorized  AIMCO 
Sales  Representative  for  a  transducer 
upgrade quotation. 

 

For the typical, Industry Standard (IS) type 
of  transducer,  the  setup  procedure  is  as 
follows: 
 
1.  Turn the AUET/MTM 

On

2.  Within  3  seconds  of  pressing  the 

ON

 

button,  press  the 

LEFT  SELECTION 

BUTTON

 

(Figure 1

) for CAL 

3.  Press 

ENT

  to  SELECT  UNITS.  If  a 

transducer has been previously setup, 
the data for that previous setup will be 
shown. 

4.  Units of measure for use in setting up 

the transducer may be changed in this 
screen by pressing the 

UP OR DOWN 

SELECTION 

ARROW

 

to 

scroll 

through  the  available  units.  Pressing 

ENT

  will  select  the  displayed  unit  of 

measure  for  use  in  setup  and  then 
display  the 

SELECT  FULL  SCALE

 

screen. 

5.  To  change  the  number  displayed  to 

match  the  transducer  being  setup, 
press 

the 

RIGHT 

SELECTION 

BUTTON 

to EDIT the number. 

6.  The  upper  right  corner  of  the  screen 

will display the digit number that use of 
the 

UP  or  DOWN  SELECTION 

ARROWS

  will  effect.  The  bottom  left 

corner  of  the  screen  shows  the 
increment  of  adjustment  that  each 
press 

of 

the 

UP 

or 

DOWN 

SELECTION  ARROWS

  changes  the 

digit by. 

7.  Once  the  number  displayed  on  the 

screen  matches  the  transducer  to  be 
used,  press 

ENT

  to  confirm  the  set 

value. 

8. 

The  next  screen  will  display  “(+/-) 
0.000” and the A-D counts. Press and 
hold 

the 

RIGHT 

SELECTION 

BUTTON

  to 

EDIT 

the  mV/V  rating  of 

the  transducer  being  setup.  System 
defaults to 2.00000 which is standard 
for  all  Auditor  IS  transducers.  To 
insure  that  the  selection  is  correct  a 
change  should  be  made  even  if  the 
default  of  2.00000mV/v  is  correct. 
Using  the 

UP

  and 

DOWN  SELEC-

TION ARROWS

 adjust the reading up 

and  down  to  then  display  the  desired 
value. Press 

ENT

 if this value is correct 

for  the  transducer  being  setup. 

It  is 

Summary of Contents for AUDITOR AUET

Page 1: ...AUET AUET MTM DC Desktop Torque Testers User Guide ...

Page 2: ...atistical Information 11 AUET DC Menu Functions Accessing Menu Functions 12 Peak Options Menu Accessing the Peak Options Menu 12 Auto Clear 13 Setting Auto Clear 13 Filter 13 Setting the Filter Value 13 Peak Blanking 13 Setting the Peak Blanking Value 13 End Timer 14 Sign Lock 14 Turning Sign Lock On Off 14 Resetting Sign Lock 14 Edit Limits 14 Setting High and Low limits 14 System Menu Accessing ...

Page 3: ...g parts Damaged or entangled cords increase the risk of electric shock e When operating a power tool outdoors use an extension cord suitable for outdoor use Use of a cord suitable for outdoor use reduces the risk of electric shock 3 PERSONAL SAFETY a Stay alert watch what you are doing and use common sense when operating a power tool Do not use a power tool while you are tired or under the influen...

Page 4: ...must be repaired c Do not exceed transducer torque value or the rated torque value of joint rundown kit Applying excess torque will damage transducer and joint rundown kit UNIT SPECIFICATIONS AUET Dimensions Width 4 75 Height 3 75 w o Joint Simulator Depth 5 0 Weight 5 15 Lb Power Requirements Main power 100 240VAC 60hz from supplied charger or internal NiMH battery pack Operating Temperature Rang...

Page 5: ...enu Screen 11 OK Rundown Charging Mode Indicator LED GREEN 12 Right Selection Button Data Storage Mode Increase Parameter Value Select Parameter 13 Selection Arrow Up Change Engineering Units Scroll Up through Parameter Screens 14 Data Storage Mode Status 15 Engineering Unit Status 16 All Clear Status Indicator Absent when A C turned OFF 17 Menu Screen Indicator Stored Rundown Number 18 Angle Puls...

Page 6: ...6 Figure 2 Figure 3 AUET MTM AUET Model Model Transducer Selection Transducer Input AUET MTM DC DC Power Input Serial Communication Output Serial Communication Output DC Power Input ...

Page 7: ...n DC mode Battery and the battery charge is low the symbol low battery will show on the Main Display screen see Figure 1 19 The 100 240VAC Charger should be plugged into the unit immediately to continue uninterrupted operation Basic Navigation and Use of the Keypad Many functions of the Auditor AUET Desktop Torque Tester can be accessed by using the button directly below the associated text on the...

Page 8: ...reads Place the square drive end of the simulator into the female square drive on the AUET Tester BASIC FUNCTIONS OPERATING MODE Descriptions By selecting the proper Operating Mode the user can properly take torque readings from a variety of manual and powered tools PEAK This mode will provide a display of the maximum torque value achieved by the tool during operation This mode is used for all con...

Page 9: ...urn to the RUN mode no storage the DOWN arrow should be pressed repeatedly until the memory location indicator goes to 000 and disappears Pressing the MEM menu key will then return the unit to RUN mode Setting ENGINEERING UNITS The AUE MTM DC must be in RUN MODE in order to change the Engineering Units If torque values have been stored in the AUET MTM DC while in MEMORY MODE then the memory must b...

Page 10: ...l not store any of the following rundown values To switch the unit to MEMORY MODE from RUN MODE press the RIGHT SELECTION BUTTON Figure 1 and verify that MEM is displayed in the DATA STORAGE MODE field Storing Rundown Torque Values 1 Enter MEMORY MODE 2 Press the SELECTION ARROW UP button to scroll to memory position 1 which will be indicated by a 001 in the Stored Rundown Number field Figure 1 Th...

Page 11: ... values that have been stored in MEMORY MODE 1 Enter MEMORY MODE 2 Using the SELECTION ARROW buttons scroll UP or DOWN through the list of stored rundown values It is possible to scroll to a stored rundown number which is above the highest stored value for example if 10 rundowns have been stored it is possible to scroll to stored rundown number 15 however all rundown values above 10 will display a...

Page 12: ...e screen From this screen the SELECTION ARROW buttons can be used to access the individual menu options By pressing the button the menu options will display in the following order I Link to PC Link to PC executes the communication between the tester and the PC II Peak Options Menu Accessing the PEAK OPTIONS menu 1 From the Main Display screen press MENU 2 PEAK OPTIONS MENU should be displayed If i...

Page 13: ... most reliable readings The values are shown in values from 125 2000 Hertz Hz A general starting point for programming is 500 Hz for most but more consistent values may be obtained with other settings depending on tool design joint characteristics and other factors Setting the Filter Value 1 From the main display press MENU 2 Press the Right Selection button to select SEL PEAK OPTIONS MENU 3 Use t...

Page 14: ...clockwise directions will be captured and displayed Since most torque rundowns are conducted and readings are taken in the clockwise direction the user may find it beneficial to turn this feature ON Turning Sign Lock ON OFF 1 From the main display press MENU 2 Press the Right Selection button to select PEAK OPTIONS MENU 3 Use the Selection Arrow buttons to select SIGN LOCK 4 Use the Left Selection...

Page 15: ...g above the LOW LIMIT will generate a GREEN LED signal If LOW is disabled only values above the HIGH LIMIT will generate a RED LED signal Any value below the HIGH LIMIT will generate a GREEN LED signal 8 Once the selected limit is set press ENTER to return to the EDIT LIMITS screen 9 To select and edit the other limit proceed as above 10 Once either or both limits have been set press ENTER to retu...

Page 16: ...NU 3 Press the Right Selection button to select SEL SYSTEM MENU 4 Use the Selection Arrow buttons to scroll to LOCKOUT MENU 5 Press the Right Selection button to select SEL LOCKOUT MENU 6 The user can then use the SELECTION ARROW buttons to scroll through the following options in the order shown 7 Use the Left and Right Selection buttons to turn each lockout mode ON or OFF separately 8 Once all LO...

Page 17: ...CO s Part RS232C The data can be transmitted to a serial printer or to a terminal emulation program on the user s computer PC such as Hyper Terminal Connection to a serial printer requires a NULL Modem adapter RS232 Transfer Protocol Single Direction Cable 9 pin to mini plug Protocol Value Baud Rate 9600 Parity None Bits 8 S bit 1 Flow None Data Stream Format mmmbsdddddbuuuuucl m memory location s...

Page 18: ... below AUDIT MODE is entered by pressing AUDIT button The tester will prompt for a USER NAME which can be entered from the display using the blue scroll keys to drive the cursor to letters numerals Once highlighted by the cursor user presses the ENT button to select When finished entering USER NAME press the blue oval button under DONE text Tester will advance to a list of tools for testing Use bl...

Page 19: ...n The applications have been designed to be simple powerful and flexible It is open so MIS or engineers familiar with database queries can retrieve tools jobs routes and data quickly and efficiently AWS Tool Manager 1 Main Screen Auditor Tool Manager Tool Builder Tool info drop down list shows available Tools You can also select New Copy Edit or Delete When you highlight the Tool details are liste...

Page 20: ...20 The View Data tab allows you to look at the collected data and see whether the tool passed or failed This data can be exported to Excel as a csv file and displayed by Excel charts ...

Page 21: ... Route Info lists all Routes and the Jobs in a Route You can select New Copy Edit or Delete for Routes When you highlight the Route and the Job in the Route the Job details are listed in the window on the far right The large button on the center bottom of this screen sends the selected Route to the wrench After collecting the data the button on the bottom right allows you to upload data Jobs and R...

Page 22: ...sv file and displayed by Excel charts The trace file displays the data in a torque time graph and allows the user to supersede the move on reading selected by the wrench by visually discerning via the trace where the fastener started to rotate When selecting a single job the average range sigma Cp and CpK values are listed ...

Page 23: ...AIMCO Distributor or authorized AIMCO Sales Representative for a transducer upgrade quotation For the typical Industry Standard IS type of transducer the setup procedure is as follows 1 Turn the AUET MTM On 2 Within 3 seconds of pressing the ON button press the LEFT SELECTION BUTTON Figure 1 for CAL 3 Press ENT to SELECT UNITS If a transducer has been previously setup the data for that previous se...

Page 24: ...s value Hit ENT once the desired value is displayed 10 Press the DOWN SELECTION ARROW to set the Cal Confirm Cal by hitting ENT Repeat steps 8 9 11 After mV V and Full Scale have been entered the display returns to the A D count screen Hit ENT 12 If the value is correct press ENT and PGM will show on the screen 13 Press the LEFT SELECTION BUTTON to Save the setting The unit will power itself off a...

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