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Assembly Qualifier

Operating Instructions

Model No: EYFRZ01

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Page 1: ...Assembly Qualifier Operating Instructions Model No EYFRZ01 IMPORTANT This manual contains safety information Read manual completely before first using this product and save this manual for future use ...

Page 2: ...otocol side panel B Switch and entry for power cord C Antenna D Cycle status indicator E Reject status indicator F Batch status indicator G LCD display H Soft key I Key switch J I O connector K Beeper L Power cord M Keys B I J K A C F E D H H H L M G ...

Page 3: ...if smoke an abnormal odor or an unusual sound is detected coming from the unit Insert all fittings fully into their mating receptacles Failure to do so could result in injury Do not fold bend or apply excessive force to any cable or fitting CAUTION This unit accepts an AC input voltage from 90VAC to 264VAC Trying to operate this unit with a voltage outside that range may cause damage to the unit R...

Page 4: ...re it is to be used Using the 4 screw holes mount the Assembly Qualifier securely so that it will not fall off the wall The Assembly Qualifier may cause injury if it falls from the installation location II OPERATION Quick Start Guide For more information refer to the detailed explanation provided for each section below Step 1 Power up the unit During power up the device will load the program read ...

Page 5: ...right side column Step 6 Next select the type of tool that is to be learned into the unit by selecting the number that represents the tool type Step 7 Select the group you want to represent the tool Note select the group that will be selected when the tool being learned is in use Step 8 Type in the radio channel you desire the tool to communicate on ...

Page 6: ...until name appears as desired Press SAVE Step 11 Turn off the control panel If the control panel is on remove and then reinsert the battery pack Engage the switch Check the Assembly Qualifier s display Step 12 Upon successful completion of the learn process press the return key to get back to the main screen Step 13 At this point the box and the tool know how to communicate with each other However...

Page 7: ...ogramming the batch can be accomplished by pressing the more button on the main screen and then pressing the edit group button on the first menu The items that can be edited in a parameter group will vary based on tool type After batch count is programmed return to main screen Battery Tool Press 3 key to edit batch ...

Page 8: ... removable plate The AQ wireless contains an auto ranging power supply That power supply is capable of accepting voltages from 90VAC to 264VAC Depending upon the configuration of the unit the plate on the left side may have a USB connector and or additional connectors A companion Windows application is available that will make use of the USB port and aide in the set up of the unit The right side o...

Page 9: ...rements OK is displayed if fastening is successful NOK and a reason are displayed if the fastening fails COUNT the number indicates how many fastenings in the batch have been completed BATCH displays the quantity in a batch TOTAL displays the number of batches that have been successfully completed There are four soft functions associated with the soft key at the bottom of the screen If the unit is...

Page 10: ...he unit is locked the user will be prompted to enter the unit s password At this point the user can either enter the password 0 1 0 4 is the default or use the key switch to bypass this screen After the password is entered or the keyswitch turned to the unlocked position a screen full of menu options will appear The user can select one of the options from the menu by pressing the soft key adjacent...

Page 11: ...t value In most cases the unit will go to a screen that allows the user to type in a new value for the item being edited In some cases where only a few options are available pressing the number associated with the item to edit will toggle that item to a new value When the group is entirely edited pressing the ENTER key will store that group to non volatile memory so that the values can be remember...

Page 12: ...h the user interface the user can select a new group by pressing SELECT GROUP from the menu and then pressing the number on the keypad associated with the desired group If the unit is set up to select groups through the I O and the user attempts to change the group through the user interface the user will be warned that they are changing this setting If they choose to proceed the new group will be...

Page 13: ...to all of the other groups The globalize function might be used when setting up groups that all use the same tool and a similar set up but perhaps the batch count varies to accommodate different models In order to use the globalize function select globalize from the menu and then select the group that will be copied into all of the other groups by pressing the number on the keypad associated with ...

Page 14: ...essed The ESCAPE key can also be pressed to exit this routine If the EDIT key was pressed a screen will appear that shows the time and date but also has assigned several editing features to the soft keys to the left and right of the display The soft keys on the left side of the display will all add one to the hour minute month day or year depending on the key that is selected On the right side of ...

Page 15: ...e screen and the user is prompted to Select Value To Reset If RESET BATCH is pressed the batch count is returned to zero and the cycle batch and or reject outputs are returned to their default state If RESET TOTAL is selected the total value associated with this group is reset to zero If RESET BOTH is pressed both the batch and total values are set to zero and the cycle batch and reject outputs ar...

Page 16: ...digit number that will be stored and used as the new password Once the new password is entered the ENTER key may be pressed in order to save this value to non volatile memory The ESCAPE key may be pressed at any time to exit this routine without saving any changes to the password AutoCal The AutoCal function can be used on battery tools to write a default group parameter for the associated tool Pr...

Page 17: ...ing the 0 key the relays will be on for 200ms every time an event occurs i e cycle batch or reject If set to latching by pressing the 2 key the relays will remain on until the next event or until a batch reset is issued Beeper The beeper can be turned off beep on rejects only or beep on all events by pressing the 2 3 4 and 5 key respectively Group Selection Groups parameters can be selected throug...

Page 18: ...either from the user interface or through the I O If sequencing is on the unit will start in group A until a batch is completed Once the batch completes the unit will automatically change to the next parameter until the end parameter is reached Once the end parameter is reached and the batch is completed the unit will automatically return to group A The sequence setting can be altered by pressing ...

Page 19: ...gnore cycles batches and rejects To enter into the suspend mode select Suspend Unit from the second program menu A screen appears at this point prompting the user to press the Enter button to suspend the unit and to press the Escape button to exit If the Enter key is pressed another screen will appear letting the user know that the unit is suspended While the unit is suspended it will wait for an ...

Page 20: ...ate on when that group is active the tool type being used and the name that was given to the tool This screen can be a handy trouble shooting tool To access the View Radio Information screen go to the second menu screen and press the View Radio Info button Radio and tool information will appear on the following key Any key can be pressed to exit this function ...

Page 21: ... button that is associated with the tool type you are trying to teach to the box The user will then be asked which group parameter this information should be stored in This group will have to be the active group when this new tool is used with the unit Group 9 GLOBAL allows the same settings to be used for all 8 groups A channel must be selected for the tool and box to communicate on The learning ...

Page 22: ...will toggle the characters Continue to press the button until the desired character is displayed The Add Char button can be used to add the new character to the name The Del Char button will remove the last character from the name The learn process should take place at this point The display on the AQ wireless will provide feedback on the progress of the learn function Battery tools has been learn...

Page 23: ...y tools that have already been associated with the unit If a tool has never been learned to the AQ wireless in question the Edit Radio Information function will not completely learn the tool to the box since all tools hold information about the unit with which they are supposed to associate During the edit radio process the user will be prompted to provide the tool type the group the tool should b...

Page 24: ...l be displayed Pressing any key returns the unit to the program menu I O Connector A screen that shows the I O connector and its pinout can be viewed by pressing the I O connector button on the third menu screen While the connector is on the LCD pressing any key will return the unit to the programming menu ...

Page 25: ... 25 I O Schematic and Pinout The connector on the side of the AQ Wireless is a Hirose RM15TRD 10S 71 or equivalent The mating connector for this item is a Hirose RM15TPD 10P 71 ...

Page 26: ...up Selection Group Group 0 Input Group 1 Input Group 2 Input A 0VDC 0VDC 0VDC B 0VDC 0VDC 24VDC C 0VDC 24VDC 0VDC D 0VDC 24VDC 24VDC E 24VDC 0VDC 0VDC F 24VDC 0VDC 24VDC G 24VDC 24VDC 0VDC H 24VDC 24VDC 24VDC ...

Page 27: ...ge 10 m No of connected devices 8 External connection output 2 A at 24 VDC Operating temperature range 10ºC 14ºF to 60ºC 140ºF Compatible tools EYFLA4AR EYFLA5AR EYFLA5QR EYFLA6JR Dimensions 359 mm 14 1 8 230 mm 9 1 16 89 mm 3 1 2 Weight 3 6 kg 7 9 lbs Communications range varies with operating environment The presence of metal walls people or other objects may result in decreased range ...

Page 28: ... device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions i this device may not cause harmful interference and ii this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Channel Frequencies Channel 1 2 410GHz Channel 2 2 415GHz Channel 3 2 420GHz Channel 4 2 425GHz Channel 5 2 430GHz Channel 6 2 435GHz Ch...

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Page 32: ...PANASONIC CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY One Panasonic Way Secaucus New Jersey 07094 EN EY9811FRZ01 H2110 Printed in Japan ...

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