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Model

WT3-201M

MOTORIZED WIRE CRIMP PULL TESTER

User’s Guide

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Summary of Contents for WT3-201M

Page 1: ...Model WT3 201M MOTORIZED WIRE CRIMP PULL TESTER User s Guide...

Page 2: ...r additional information or answers to your questions please do not hesitate to contact us Our technical support and engineering teams are eager to assist you Before use each person who is to use the...

Page 3: ...a test A risk assessment should be carried out beforehand to ensure that all safety measures have been addressed and implemented 2 Wear eye and face protection when testing especially when testing bri...

Page 4: ...r optional fixture loosen the screw in the center of the fixture remove place the other fixture in the receptacle and re tighten the screw 3 1 4 Sample setup 1 Secure the terminal into the standard te...

Page 5: ...3 Power Switch Use to turn power on and off 4 Power Plug Receptacle Plug the power cord in here Refer to the Connecting power sub section for important safety information 5 USB Connector Plug the USB...

Page 6: ...onnector 4 The tester should be serviced by a trained technician only Power must be disconnected before disassembly After the above safety checks and procedures have been performed the tester may be p...

Page 7: ...s Guide 6 4 Date Time Stamp A date and time stamp is assigned to each saved data point 5 Complete Options Package Includes all of the functions listed above Refer to the Function Activation section f...

Page 8: ...ctuator cover is removed PL ON Pull to Load optional function is active LH ON Load Holding optional function is active 5 Primary reading The current displayed reading See Operating Modes section for d...

Page 9: ...Menu navigation basics Most of the tester s various functions and parameters are configured through the main menu To access the menu press MENU Use the UP and DOWN keys to scroll through the items The...

Page 10: ...can display five different force measurement units To change the unit select Units from the menu The display will list the available units as follows Note Changing the unit within this menu will not s...

Page 11: ...dicated through the three outputs provided on the 15 pin connector thus providing under in range and over signaling 8 2 Configuration To configure pass fail limits select Pass Fail Limits from the men...

Page 12: ...n or mm min Select inches per minute or millimeters per minute Pull Speed Sets the speed at which the test takes place Available settings 0 4 12 0 in min in 0 1 increments or 10 300 mm min in 0 5 mm i...

Page 13: ...ng efficiency the initial speed may be faster than the test speed When the mechanism engages the sample definable as a preload the speed reverts to the programmed test speed Select Preload from the me...

Page 14: ...OLDING optional function Load Holding addresses certain test methods requiring a specified load to be maintained for a specified period of time such as UL 486A B The motor dynamically reacts to change...

Page 15: ...any mode in which it is enabled Refer to the Operating Modes section for details on configuring each mode 14 1 Configuration To enable Break Detection select Break Detection from the main menu The di...

Page 16: ...pressed when memory is full the message MEMORY FULL will be flashed at the bottom of the display and a double audio tone will be sounded To view edit and output stored readings and statistics select...

Page 17: ...s in Delete mode as follows Press ENTER to delete the value The next most recent data point can then be deleted in the same fashion To exit Delete mode press DELETE again To delete all data points ref...

Page 18: ...ring all data can also be accomplished by highlighting Memory in the main menu then pressing DELETE 17 COMMUNICATIONS AND OUTPUTS Communication with the WT3 201M is achieved through the micro USB or 1...

Page 19: ...age Return character or with a Carriage Return Line Feed combination The tester s responses are always terminated with a Carriage Return Line Feed Any detected errors are reported back by means of err...

Page 20: ...unction Any combination of the above functions may be selected 17 5 I O Connector Pin Diagram DB 9HD 15 female Maximum voltage 40V Pin No Description Input Output 1 Signal Ground 2 Tension Overload Ou...

Page 21: ...ny data saved in memory will be deleted when selecting a different profile Note One of the profiles listed is named NO PROFILE which initially contains factory default settings These settings can be e...

Page 22: ...selected a password must be provided Select MENU Key from the sub menu Follow the same procedure as described in the previous sub section 19 3 Locking Out Other Keys Other keys may be locked out indi...

Page 23: ...and time formats by highlighting and pressing the ENTER key Then use the ENTER key to scroll between the fields within the date and time Use the and keys to increment and decrement the values Pressing...

Page 24: ...tings from the menu The display appears as follows The default values are lbF and Real Time 20 5 Restore Default Settings Default factory settings can be restored by selecting Restore Defaults from th...

Page 25: ...Use the and keys to select each character then press DATA to advance to the next character Press ENTER when done If the code has been entered successfully the function will be permanently installed 21...

Page 26: ...The display appears as follows The tester can be calibrated at up to 10 points Enter the number of calibration points at least one point must be selected Note To achieve the accuracy specification of...

Page 27: ...hooks etc as required Do not yet attach any weights or apply any calibration loads Then press ENTER 7 The display appears as follows Optionally exercise the load cell several times at full scale if p...

Page 28: ...evenly spaced increments as indicated by the previously entered number of data points Apply the calibration load Then press ENTER Repeat the above step for the number of data points selected 11 After...

Page 29: ...re terminals are removed debris may fall into the cam mechanism area This debris may be accessed by removing the cam mechanism cover Ensure that the cam mechanism is in the maximum travel position opp...

Page 30: ...le length Minimum 6 5 in 165 mm excluding termination Max elongation 1 7 in 43 mm Speed range 0 4 12 0 in min 10 300 mm min Sampling rate 7 000 Hz Speed setting accuracy 0 2 Speed variation with load...

Page 31: ...ected Enabled USB Output Selected Disabled Baud Rate 9 600 Data Format Numeric units Mitutoyo BCD Output Disabled Polarity Without polarity Preload Enabled Force 5 lbF Speed 50 in min Break Detection...

Page 32: ...Model WT3 201M Motorized Wire Crimp Pull Tester User s Guide 31 24 3 Dimensions...

Page 33: ...Model WT3 201M Motorized Wire Crimp Pull Tester User s Guide 32 NOTES...

Page 34: ...Model WT3 201M Motorized Wire Crimp Pull Tester User s Guide 33 4 3 Dimensions IN MM...

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