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2.7 Average Function

The average function allows the operator to combine multiple tension measurements and displays the average in the 

secondary (top) display area.

The following procedures assume that the F-Keys are still programmed to the default settings with 

 set to 



 and 

 set to



. See 

Section 3.3 on page 7

 to program the F-Keys.

2.7.1 Average Procedure

Follow this procedure to utilize the average function:

1. Press 

 until 

Avg

 displays to the right side of the secondary display area.

2. Position the Dyna-Clamp on the wire rope and allow a few seconds for a stable reading.
3. Press 

. This takes the current display value to be included into the running average. 

4. Remove the Dyna-Clamp from the wire rope. Additional values can not be added to the running average until the 

Dyna-Clamp has been removed from the wire rope and the live tension reading passes below a low % of capacity. 

This is by design to prevent averaging the same load more than once.

5. Repeat 

Steps 2-4

 as needed.

2.7.2 Clearing Average

Follow this procedure when the running average needs to be cleared:

1. Position the Dyna-Clamp on the wire rope and tighten slightly, so a little positive tension is measured by the device.
2. Press 

, followed quickly with pressing 

 to clear the current average register.

3. Remove the Dyna-Clamp from the wire rope and re-zero (

Section 2.5 on page 4

).

2.8 Peak Function

The purpose of the peak function is to take and record the greatest tension that is applied. Press the 



 F-Key until 

Peak

 

displays to the right side of the secondary display area. As long as 

Peak

 is displayed, the secondary display area continuously 

displays the greatest tension that has been measured.

2.8.1 Clearing Peak

Press 

 (



 by default) with the peak value displaying in the secondary display area to reset the peak function.

  Changing from one wire rope setting to another will automatically clear both the average and peak values.

2.9 Safety Strap

The Dyna-Clamp has a slot and hole on either side of the display to accommodate the attachment of a safety strap.

2.10 Carry Case Option

A hard-sided carry case (PN 198418) is available as an option to provide more protection and security when transporting the 

Dyna-Clamp tension meter.

Note

F1

F2

F1

F2

F2

F2

Note

Summary of Contents for MSI Dyna-Clamp

Page 1: ...MSI Dyna Clamp Tension Meter Operation Manual May 19 2020 PN 193853 Rev A...

Page 2: ...marks of their respective companies All information contained within this publication is to the best of our knowledge complete and accurate at the time of publication Rice Lake Weighing Systems reserv...

Page 3: ...sion Measurement 4 2 7 Average Function 5 2 7 1 Average Procedure 5 2 7 2 Clearing Average 5 2 8 Peak Function 5 2 8 1 Clearing Peak 5 2 9 Safety Strap 5 2 10 Carry Case Option 5 3 0 Configuration 6 3...

Page 4: ...na Clamp Tension Meter ii Visit our website www RiceLake com Rice Lake continually offers web based video training on a growing selection of product related topics at no cost Visit www ricelake com we...

Page 5: ...nderstood Failure to follow the instructions or heed the warnings could result in injury or death Contact any Rice Lake Weighing Systems dealer for replacement manuals Failure to heed could result in...

Page 6: ...Battery displays when approximately 10 of battery life remains and blinks when automatic shutdown is imminent 6 Primary display with six 0 7 18 mm numeric digits displays live wire rope tension and is...

Page 7: ...n extended period of time 2 2 Product Dimensions Figure 2 1 Product Diagram 2 3 Power Press to turn on the Dyna Clamp The startup sequence displays all LCD segments followed briefly by the software ve...

Page 8: ...y grease to the drive rod threads to maintain proper lubrication 1 Loosen the drive rod 2 Zero the Dyna Clamp Section 2 5 Figure 2 2 Dyna Clamp On Wire Rope 3 Position the Dyna Clamp on the wire rope...

Page 9: ...Clearing Average Follow this procedure when the running average needs to be cleared 1 Position the Dyna Clamp on the wire rope and tighten slightly so a little positive tension is measured by the dev...

Page 10: ...ls through the available wire rope types and the average and peak values in the secondary top display area Section 3 3 4 on page 7 ActFun performs action based on the active function that is displayed...

Page 11: ...counting from to followed by the c cal value displaying in the secondary display area The test can be single stepped 1 Press F key set to then immediately press to stop the auto scroll 2 Press to scro...

Page 12: ...gh setpoint value then the setpoint 2 LED turns on If the tension measurement is within the specified range then neither setpoint LED is on Use the following steps to set the Range setpoint values 1 P...

Page 13: ...s in the secondary top display area 4 Press to scroll through the available filter settings 5 With desired filter displayed press to accept displays 6 Press to save and return to tension mode 3 7 Unit...

Page 14: ...if it is in the setup menu The auto off parameter Section 3 4 on page 8 also conserves battery life by turning the unit off if no activity is sensed for a set time The standard mode is recommended for...

Page 15: ...before load is lifted Zero the Dyna Clamp with no load attached lbf kgf kN units causing confusion Select proper units Requires recalibration Requires authorized service Display reading not stable Exc...

Page 16: ...ls are recharged immediately after Low Battery starts to blink Do not allow the batteries to discharge completely it may compromise the recharge life of the battery NiMH Cells have a lower capacity th...

Page 17: ...4 Bobbin Replacement 1 Remove the bolt securing the wire rope bobbin to the frame and discard old bobbin 2 Align new wire rope bobbin with hole in frame 3 Torque bolt to 30 ft lb 40 N m with blue Loc...

Page 18: ...c digits Secondary Display top Eight 0 5 13 mm numeric digits Function Keys Programmable Keys Two user programmable F1 F2 TEST UNIT PRINT SCROLL ACTFUN Permanent Keys Two fixed POWER ZERO Setpoints Tw...

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