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Setting the Functions Continued 

 

3. Setting the Minimum Revolutions. (see screen #4 on page 6) 

Note! the BC2 counts 

the motor revolutions, not the actual revolutions of the fastener! 

 

Get to screen #4 with [u60] 

showing with the 0 flashing on the display by following the instructions for navigating on 
page  6.  The  Minimum  and  Maximum  revolution  numbers are actually  expressed  by  3 
digits while only 2 will show on the display during setting. To change the count, press 
and release 

F3

 to increase the ones digit between 0 and 9. Press 

F2

 to select the tens 

digit and press 

F3

 to increase between1 and 9. Press 

F2 

again to select the hundreds 

digit  and  press 

F3

  to  increase  between1  and  9.  Press  and  hold 

F1

  for  more  than  2 

seconds to save and exit.  

 

4. Setting the Maximum Revolutions. (see screen #5 on page 6)

.

 Get to screen #5 

with  [

n

20]  showing  with  the  0  flashing  on  the  display  by  following  the  instructions  for 

navigating  on  page  6.  The  Minimum  and  Maximum  revolutions  number  is  actually 
expressed by  3 digits  while  only  2  will  show  on  the  display  during  setting. To  change 
the count, press and release 

F3

 to increase the ones digit between 0 and 9. Press 

F2

 

to  select  the  tens  digit  and  press 

F3

  to  increase  between1  and  9.  Press 

F2 

again  to 

select the hundreds digit and press 

F3

 to increase between1 and 9. Press and hold 

F1

 

for  more  than  2  seconds  to  save  and  exit. 

Note!,  while  driving  a  fastener  you  will  see  the 

motor  revolutions  on  the  display  while  the  fastener  is  being  driven,  then  the  total  number  of 
actual  motor  revolutions  will  stay  visible  for  a  moment  before  the  display  defaults  to  the 
remaining fastener count. 

 

5.

 

Setting the Work Reset Timer. (see screen #6 on page 6)

 Get to screen #6 with  

[

  1.0]  showing  with  the  0  flashing  on  the  display  by  following  the  instructions  for 

navigating on page 6. The Work Reset Timer controls the time a buzzer will sound and 
[      0]  will  show  on  the  display  between  driving  the  last  fastener  in  the  batch  and  the 
display resets with a new starting count. The Work Reset time can be set between 0.0 
and  3.9  seconds.  To  set  the Work  Reset  Time  press  and  release 

F3

  to  increase  the 

ones digit between 0 and 9, Press 

F2

 to select the tens digit. Press and release 

F3

 to 

increase the 10s digit between 0 and 3. Press and hold 

F1

 for more than 2 seconds to 

save  and  exit. 

Note,  when  setting  the  reverse  count  time,  the  Work  Reset  Time  must  be  set 

higher than the Reverse Count Time. 

 

6. Setting the Reverse Count Timer. (see screen #7 on page 7) 

Get to screen #7 

with [r 0.4] showing with the 0 flashing on the display by following the instructions on 
pages 6&7. The Reverse Count Timer sets a time to decrease the Count by 1 when a 
screw is removed. The Reverse Count can be set between 0.1 and 1.0 seconds. To set 
the Reverse Count Timer press and release 

F3

 to increase the ones digit between 1 

and 9. Press and release 

F2

 to select the tens digit. Press and release 

F3

 to increase 

the tens digit between 0 and 1. Press and hold 

F1

 for more than 2 seconds to save and 

exit. 

Note! Reverse Count Time cannot be set higher than 1.0  

 

Summary of Contents for ASG HIOS BLG BC2

Page 1: ...Page 1 HIOS BLG BC2 Programming Instructions Dec 2015 ...

Page 2: ...nctions 7 10 Enable or Disable Error Proofing 7 Fastener Count 7 Setting the Minimum Revolutions 8 Setting the Maximum Revolutions 8 Setting the Work Reset Timer 8 Setting the Reverse Count timer 8 Setting the Buzzer 9 Setting the Min Max Alarm Buzzer 9 Viewing the Cycle Totals 9 Adjust the Re Hit Timer 10 Additional Common functions 10 Reset the Count 10 Exiting the User Interface Saving Changes ...

Page 3: ...perly driven fasteners BC2 tools also feature an optional I O capability which when combined with a PLC can provide full process control User Interface Display and Button Functions The BC2 interface will show numbers letters or symbols depending what mode the system is in It also contains red FAIL LED a green PASS LED and 3 programing buttons F1 F2 F3 complete the BC2 tool interface 1 Screw Count ...

Page 4: ...ns to change the values in the Set Up Function Some values are limited depending on the function being set Press and hold the F2 button until r 0 is displayed and the Pass Fail lights blink This will put the tool in the joint learning mode 5 Pass LED When the fastener is driven properly the Green LED is lit 6 Fail LED When the fastener is not driven properly the Red LED is lit The LED will remain ...

Page 5: ...ged by the selected Example Say the reference values for an acceptable fastener are Min 90 and Max 120 and the range selected is 0 Any fastener driven where the motor turns between 91 and 119 revolutions and the clutch shuts off will result in a Pass or Green LED Fewer than 90 or more than 120 revolutions will result in a Fail or Red LED If the motor is run for 90 revolutions or more and the trigg...

Page 6: ...er or an improper length fastener Navigating the User Interface The following shows the different displays as seen in the order they appear as you scroll through the different functions by pressing and releasing the F1 button The numbers shown in the display drawings below are the factory default settings and will change to reflect the values you choose for your application Instructions on how to ...

Page 7: ...ing press and hold F1 for more than 2 seconds The letter P will show on the display until the button is released When the button is released either the word On or OFF will show on the display Press and release F3 to toggle between On and OFF Press and hold F1 for more than 2 seconds to save and exit When OFF is selected the tool will operate like a regular driver 2 Fastener count see screen 3 on p...

Page 8: ...lutions on the display while the fastener is being driven then the total number of actual motor revolutions will stay visible for a moment before the display defaults to the remaining fastener count 5 Setting the Work Reset Timer see screen 6 on page 6 Get to screen 6 with 1 0 showing with the 0 flashing on the display by following the instructions for navigating on page 6 The Work Reset Timer con...

Page 9: ...nstructions on pages 6 7 The Min Max Alarm Buzzer can be set as an alarm to alert when the Trigger is released or the clutch activates and the motor revolutions are below the Minimum number set or above the Maximum number set The chart below shows what each digit controls 1st digit ones place 0 Neither the Minimum or the Maximum Alarms will sound 1 Only the Minimum Alarm will sound 2 Only the Maxi...

Page 10: ... all fasteners have been installed the count can be reset to the starting number at any time To reset the count press and hold F3 for more than 2 seconds The word HIOS will scroll across the display and the display will reset to the starting count 2 Exiting the User Interface exiting also saves any changes made to the values The User Interface can be exited at any particular point without scrollin...

Page 11: ...en a 0 is seen before the count is reset to the starting count The Work Reset Timer controls how long the green LED stays lit the buzzer beeps and 0 remains on the display before the counter resets to the starting count The Reverse Count Timer sets a time period where removing a fastener will increase the count shown on the display by one After this time period removing a fastener will not affect ...

Page 12: ...o add I O capability data capturing capability and the ability for process control by interfacing with a PLC or other controls 65665 BLG BC2 I O Cable with sample software 65664 BLG IO Pro 1I O Box ESD Properties BLG tool Housings are constructed with Anti Electrostatic Resin The surface resistance is less than 3x1012 Ω RoHs BLG Tools are RoHs Compliant ...

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