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Target torque indicator
The target torque indicator displays the progress to achieving
the target torque in percent.
2 LED white: 20% reached
4 LED white: 40% reached
6 LED white: 60% reached
All LED white: 80% reached
All LED green: 100% reached
All LED red: exceeded target
torque
MENU GUIDE
Open menu
Navigate throughout the menu guide
Modify settings
Set a function within each category
Exit each page
Save reports
Function
Description
Calibration
The product was calibrated
at the factory with torque
measurement instruments. Contact
a MILWAUKEE service centre for
calibration. Torque parameters
comply with ISO 6789-2003 or
ASME B107-28- 2010.
Modes
Add preset functions to a pro
fi
le:
setup units, target torque, and a
percentage range.
Saved Events
Allow for grouping events and to
view recent history. See "Saved
Events/Grouping" section.
Grouping
Organise events by saving to an
open group. See "Saved Events/
Grouping" section.
View recent history
Recall recent history from a
previous time frame.
Settings
View sub categories within the
settings function.
Units
Select units: ft-lbs, in-Ilbs, Nm, and
kg-cm
Sound and Haptics
Change ON/OFF options to light,
sound, and haptics.
Screen Brightness
Select between low, medium, and
high screen brightness modes.
Screen Display
Select a light or dark backlight
display.
Language
Change the language setting.
Rundown Torque
Add a percentage to the total
selected torque. The product stops
at or near the percentage, allowing
the user to hand tighten for full
torque. See the "Adjusting the
rundown torque" section.
About
General information for a
certi
fi
cation count and
fi
rmware.
Certi
fi
cation Count
Displays the last certi
fi
ed date and
a count until the next certi
fi
cation is
required.
Firmware
Displays
fi
rmware version and
product part number.
Modes
Use the modes function to set up a pro
fi
le quickly within a
couple of steps. Within the modes option are set up units,
target torque, and percentage range. Once the mode is
selected, apply, edit or delete a mode.
Saved Events/Grouping
Save events to use at a later date. Storing in a group makes
it easier to recall preset speci
fi
cations. The product does not
automatically save events. From the main screen, use the left
and right arrows
and select the save button
. To open a
group and include saved events within the group, press and
hold the save button
for 3 seconds.
TURNING ON/OFF
Hold the product motionless when turning it on. Movement
during the initial 2-second sensor check may a
ff
ect torque
value.
Press the power button
to turn on the LCD.
Press and hold the power button
to turn o
ff
the LCD. The
product goes into standby mode within 2 minutes of non-use
and sleep mode after 10 minutes.
NOTE:
In standby mode, pressing the paddle switch or power
button turns the turn on the product. In sleep mode, pressing
the power button turns the product back on.
APPLICATIONS
Making a simple measurement
1. Select the units of measure.
2. Set the target torque.
3. Apply torque. Hold the centre of the trigger handle and pull
the trigger. While the trigger is pulled, "- - -" is displayed.
The product automatically stops before the target torque is
reached to prevent over-torquing.
NOTE:
Do not hold the product by the boot while applying
torque, doing so a
ff
ects the accuracy of the product and
could give inaccurate readings.
4. With the torque wrench still engaged, manually tighten
to reach the target torque. The current torque value is
displayed.
5. Press to save the event.
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