Burster ForceMaster 9110, Operating Manual

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Two recording modes are available to you. A CSV file is generated in both cases. Many
statistical programs (e.g. Excel, Access) can process this format.
• A job file records the data measured for each part, including what force was
reached, and whether the part was OK.
• A menu allows you to choose whether the entire pressing curve is to be stored.
Because a pressing curve contains a relatively large amount of data, the
storage process takes up to 3 seconds. In addition, this data record takes a
correspondingly large amount of storage on the stick.
It is possible to collect the accumulated data daily, and to use another stick for the following day.
The data that has been collected can then be saved on a PC or a server.
The large amount of storage available on a USB stick makes it possible to store the
documentation over a longer period of time. You should, however, evaluate the data regularly, so
that anything learnt from it can promptly be used to modify the production process.
3.6 Languages
The ForceMaster 9110 can be set for operation in a number of languages. See Section 6.15 for
the available languages.
3.7 Support for automation
The ForceMaster 9110 has a simple, freely programmable step chain controller, is supported in
addition by a cam switching mechanism. This allows simple, small-scale automation to be
implemented. There are 6 cams. Control signals can be triggered by these cams. Each cam can
be programmed in a variety of ways. The cam signals can exclusively be used through the
optional step chain controller.