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PROGRAMMING THE TORQUE AND ANGLE.

The wrench has the ability to hold 5 torque and 

angle settings in its memory 

4.8 

Target Torque Setting

4.8.1  Press          button to turn the wrench on.

4.8.2  Press and hold the          button for 5    

 

seconds (more if required) to select the

 

memory storage number between

 M1 - M5

4.8.3  Once the memory number is chosen, access  

 

the Target Torque by pressing the         

 button. 

4.8.4  ‘ SET’ is shown on the screen. 

4.8.5  The last saved torque will be shown. 

4.8.6  Press the         button to ZERO the figures. 

4.8.7  Press the         button to change each digit in  

 

turn, press the         button to move between  

 digits.

4.8.8  To confirm the torque figure is set, press the   

 

      button. Setting the angle will proceed.

  

If no buttons are pressed within 6 seconds  

 

the display will continue to the angle  

 setting.

 

‘Erro’ will be shown on the screen if the  

 

torque set does not fall between 10% and  

 

100% of the range of the wrench.

4.9 

Target Angle Setting.

4.9.1  When the torque setting has been confirmed  

 

the wrench will go to angle setting.

4.9.2  The last saved angle will be shown. 

4.9.3  Press the         button to ZERO the figures. 

4.9.4  Press the         button to change each digit in  

 

turn, press the         button to move between  

 digits.

4.9.5  When the angle figure is set, press the      

 

button to confirm.

  

If no buttons are pressed within 6 seconds  

 

the display will return to the main screen.

 

‘Erro’ will be shown on the screen if the  

 

angle set does not fall between 1° and  

 360°.

4.10  Display Back-light.

4.10.1 Press and hold the         button for 5    

 seconds.

4.11  Torque Measurement.

4.11.1 Select the correct size socket and snap it onto  

 

the wrench.

4.11.2 Press the         button to scroll through the  

 

pre-set torque figures (M1-M5).

4.11.3 Place the wrench onto a nut/bolt and begin to  

 

tighten, use a smooth motion and avoid jerky  

 movements.

4.12  LED/Buzzer/Vibration Indicators-Torque.

4.12.1 When under 50% of the set torque, the LED  

 

will flash GREEN.

4.12.2 After 50% of the torque figure has passed  

 

the LED will change to a solid YELLOW.

4.12.3 When +/-5Nm from the set torque the buzzer  

 

will sound.

4.12.4 The LED will change to RED when you are  

 

within 2% of the set torque and handle  

 

vibration will be felt.

4.12.5 When the set torque is reached the buzzer  

 

will become quicker.

4.12.6  If you go over the set torque the wrench will  

 

emit a continuous tone and the LED will turn  

 

back to GREEN and handle vibration will be  

 felt.

4.13    Angle Measurement.

4.13.1  Press the         button to switch to angle  

 

  measurement.

4.13.2   Select the correct size socket and snap it       

 

  onto the wrench.

4.13.3   Press the         button to scroll through the  

 

  pre-set angle figures (M1-M5).

4.13.4  Place the wrench onto a nut/bolt and begin         

 

  to tighten, use a smooth motion and avoid  

 

  jerky movements.

4.13.5   To change the direction from clockwise to  

 

  anti-clockwise press the      button. A minus  

 

  symbol will appear on the display.

4.14    LED/Buzzer/Vibration indicators - Angle.

 

4.14.1   When under 50% of the set angle, the LED  

 

  will flash GREEN.

4.14.2   After 50% of the angle figure has passed  

 

  the LED will change to a solid YELLOW.

4.14.3   The LED will change to RED when you are  

 

  within 2% of the set angle.

4.14.4   When the set angle is reached the buzzer  

 

  will emit a continuous tone and handle  

 

  vibration will be felt.

4.14.5   If you go over the set angle by 2% the LED  

 

  will turn back to GREEN and handle    

   

  vibration will be felt.

4.14.6   Press the         button to ZERO the angle  

 

  for another reading. The below will display.

4.14.7   When all angle measurements are done,  

 

  press the        button, the display will show

  

  and switch to torque measurement mode.

Original Language Version

STW306B     Issue:2(I) - 20/06/17

 © Jack Sealey Limited

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