Stanley QPM CORDLESS TOOL, Instruction Manual

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Cordless Tool
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Display
3 QPM Cordless tool
This chapter promotes proper and safe use and gives guidance to owners, employers, supervisors and others
responsible for training and safe use by operators. Cordless tools from STANLEY Assembly Technologies are
intended for use in industrial threaded fastening or precision position and or adjustment applications only. Some
instructions may not apply to all tools. Please contact your STANLEY Sales Engineer for information or assistance
on STANLEY training for assembly tool operation.
3.1 Display
Refer to the pictures under section
“3.2.1 MFB Mode” on page 35
QPM cordless tools have a display for
operator feedback of tool operation status. Two sets of lights [
3
and
6
] indicate fastening cycle status. Two blue
lights indicate whether the tool is armed (light on) or not armed (light off) and tool rotation direction, disassembly
[
1 ] or assembly [ 2 ]. A single multiple function button [ 5 ] can change tool direction and or switch between two
programs. When the button is used to select the Job or Task, one of two orange indicators [ 4 ] illuminates to show
the active Job or Task. The orange LED [ 7 ] indicates the status of the wireless connection to the controller or if
there is an error or preventtive maintenance is required. See PM Light table below to determine status of wireless
link between the tool and the controller.
3.1.1 Status Lights and Matrix
QPM tools have three (green, yellow, and red) status lights. The tool status lights mirror, or copy, the status lights
on the controller. If a controller input selects a Job or Task greater than 2 the lights will extinguish.
Function Lights Pattern
Programmed high torque or high angle limits exceeded Solid
Cycle OK Solid
Programmed low torque or low angle limits not met Solid
Abort, or high and low torque or angle limits violated Solid
Disassembly mode Slow Flash
Adding spindle to controller Flash in Sequence
Tool is in hibernate mode or the battery pack is dead None
3.1.2 Ready Light Matrix
The blue ready lights [
1
], [
2
] will illuminate when the tool is ready to run in the designated rotation direction.
Only one ready light may be illuminated at a time.
Function Lights Pattern
Tool enabled and ready in assembly mode Solid
Tool enabled and ready in disassembly mode Solid
Tool disabled None
3.1.3 PM Light Matrix
The orange Preventive Maintenance (PM) light [
7
] when illuminated indicates a tool fault, a controller warning,
when the PM Threshold has been exceeded by the PM counter, or if the tool has lost connection to a controller.
The light will indicate the first priority event only, even if a second or third priority event is active. Second priority
event will indicate if there is no first priority event active. Third priority event will indicate if there are no first or
second priority events active. If a controller input selects a Job or Task greater than 2 the lights will extinguish.