Instructions
How to select the unit measurement scale:
1. Press Memory Pre-Set and Peak/Trace buttons together (
D
and
H
).
2. Release to select different torque measurement scales (Nm | ft/lb | in/lb | Kg/cm).
3. The unit value will automatically change when the measurement scale is selected.
How to select torque settings and use the torque wrench:
1. Select and hold the
+ control
(
B
) until the required torque figure is reached.
2. The target will display for 10 seconds then revert to 0.00.
3. To reduce the setting press and hold the
- control
.
4. Again this will display for 10 seconds then revert to 0.00.
5. Steadily apply torque to the fastener.
6. The three white LEDs (
C
) will flash and an intermittent warning buzzer will sound
when you are 20% away from the target torque.
7. When full torque is reached the three LEDs will stop flashing (stay on) and a constant
tone will be heard.
8. The required torque figure has been reached so do not apply further torque.
9. Tighten in a slow and controlled manner and stop applying pressure immediately
the torque wrench indicates the required setting has been reached.
Tightening too
quickly will result in an inaccurate final torque figure.
How to set peak and trace modes:
1. Press and release the Peak/Trace button (with the wrench turned On).
2. The display will show
PtoP
(Peak)* or
trACE
(Trace)*.
3. The display will revert to 0.00 after 2 seconds.
4. * — Peak display stays at highest torque setting reached; Trace display follows
torque setting being applied, then returns to 0.
Memory Pre-Set Measurements:
The Memory Pre-Set function lets the operator store a torque figure setting. There are
10 available store positions.
1. Turn the wrench On with On/Off button (
E
).
2. Press the M button and release.
3. The display will show the memory number
P01
then the torque setting for that
memory pre-set position..
4. Press M again for the next memory pre-set position.
5. The torque setting for any of the pre-set positions can be changed at any time by
using the + or - controls (
B
) to adjust the setting. Then press the M button again to
set. This will take you to the next memory pre-set position, but when you cycle back
to the original position the new setting will be displayed.
