SPX GSE tech-motive tool SD25 Series, User Manual

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SD25 Series Screwdrivers
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In the following table, all of the left column fields are defined in the order they appear on your screen,
followed by all the second column fields.
1st Column Field Definition
Model Number GSE tech-motive tool part number for the screwdriver.
Build Date The date the screwdriver was manufactured.
Serial Number Alphanumeric serial number of the screwdriver.
Minimum Torque Minimum usable torque value (in Nm) for the screwdriver. The controller reads this
information from the screwdriver and prevents you from using it on any application
where the target torque is BELOW this value.
Maximum Torque Maximum usable torque value (in Nm) for the screwdriver. The controller reads
this information from the screwdriver and prevents you from using it on any
application where the target torque is ABOVE the maximum usable torque value
of the screwdriver.
Minimum Speed Minimum usable speed in revolutions per minute (RPM) of the screwdriver.
Maximum Speed Maximum free speed value (in RPM) of the screwdriver.
Calibration Torque The torque calibration value (in Nm) of the screwdriver.
Calibration Counts The analog-to-digital reading (in A to D counts) that the controller reads from the
screwdriver when the shunt calibration circuit in the screwdriver is activated.
Angle Counts/Rev The angle scaling factor (in counts per revolution) for the screwdriver.
Last Calibration The date the screwdriver was last calibrated.
Last Repair The date the screwdriver was manufactured or last repaired.
2nd Column Field Definition
Opposite Rotation
When checked, indicates the screwdriver is an opposite rotation screwdriver: for a
right-handed fastener torque cycle, the motor is run in the reverse direction, and
the torque and angle signals are negative going. When unchecked, indicates the
screwdriver is a standard rotation screwdriver: for a right-handed fastener torque
cycle, the screwdriver motor is run in the forward direction, and the torque and
angle signals are positive-going.
Left-Hand Tightening
Capable
(Also known as Bi-Directional Tightening Capable.) When checked, indicates the
screwdriver has been modified for use in left-hand fastening applications (for
example, reverse torque cycles, such as tightening a left-hand threaded fastener).
Fixtured Tool When checked, indicates the screwdriver is designed for fixtured applications and
has no on-board controls for cycle start or direction.
Intelligent Wrench
When checked, indicates the tool is not a screwdriver, but an intelligent hand
torque wrench.
Auto Retract When checked, indicates that the tool is a tubenut tool and the output socket must
be retracted to the open position when the tool trigger is released. This option
does not apply to screwdrivers.
Retract Shutoff Torque When Auto Retract is checked, defines the shutoff torque setting (in engineering
units) for tubenut tools. This option does not apply to screwdrivers.
Retract Speed When Auto Retract is checked, defines the speed setting (in RPM) for tubenut
tools. This option does not apply to screwdrivers.
Has a display When checked, indicates the attached tool has a digital display. This option does
not apply to screwdrivers.