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User's Manual

FDG series Digital Force Gauge

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Summary of Contents for EFG500

Page 1: ...User s Manual FDG series Digital Force Gauge...

Page 2: ...m 11 3 3 Memory 3 3 1 Storage Mode 11 3 3 2 Browse Data 12 3 3 3 Delete Data 12 3 4 Printing 13 3 5 System Setting 15 3 5 1 Display Mode 15 3 5 2 Power Off 15 3 5 3 Backlight 16 3 5 4 Key Tone 16 3 5...

Page 3: ...nsertion depth of 7 mm into the gauge Hand tightens adapters DO NOT use tools Do not use damaged clamp Measure in line tension and compression forces only DO NOT attempt to measure forces at an angle...

Page 4: ...creen See Fig 1 2 1 Battery icon Battery level or charging status Flashes when needs to be recharged 2 Tolerance alarm Indicator under lower limit between lower limit Measuring Shaft LCD Screen Touch...

Page 5: ...ved 8 System time 9 Units 1 3 Touch Pad Power Push for 2 seconds to power On or Off During Measurement Print the current force value or store data depending on the key setting See3 5 7 Key Setting In...

Page 6: ...Update 10 times sec Memory 1000 data Power 3 6VDC Ni MH rechargeable batteries Battery Life Approximately 16 hours continuous use per full charge Charger Adaptor Universal USB BM charger Input 110 24...

Page 7: ...erent range and resolution as shown in table on back cover of this manual Select the appropriate model based on practical need before use DO NOT exceed the capacity of the gauge or it may damage the f...

Page 8: ...asuring heads Select the appropriate measuring head install it in the gauge s measurement axis Tighten it by hand without the use of tools Do not use a deformed or damaged measuring head NOTE Do not u...

Page 9: ...ge until a higher value is measured Under this mode touch the zero key the force gauge will update the display immediately Auto Peak In this mode the gauge display a peak value of force in a fixed dur...

Page 10: ...g 2 2 NOTE The depth of the mounting hole is 8 0mm please choose the appropriate screws screw into the depth of the force gauge shall not be greater than 7mm 2 6 Storage Measured results can be stored...

Page 11: ...g or exit In number input touch can increase the number and touch can change to another digit or item Menu Measurement Unit Group Tolerance Test Mode Peak Time Alarm Memory Storage Mode Browse All Bro...

Page 12: ...Alarm Fig 3 3 3 2 1 Unit The measuring unit can be selected under this menu Different range models may have different unit selection capabilities See Fig 3 4 3 2 2 Group When several test samples nee...

Page 13: ...can not be greater than 110 of the rated capacity See Fig 3 6 3 2 4 Test Mode Test mode can be selected There are three kinds of mode Track Peak and Auto Peak Fig 3 7 See 2 4 3 Select Test Mode also 3...

Page 14: ...alarm cannot be turned off 3 3 Memory In this menu you can set the memory mode browse the data in memory or delete it them 3 3 1 Storage Mode There are two storage mode can be selected Single and Ser...

Page 15: ...Fig 3 11 3 3 2 Browse Data You can browse the data in memory with two method Browse All or Browse Selected Fig 3 12 Fig3 13 The greatest number is the most recent data For Browse Selected selecting t...

Page 16: ...or further confirmation 3 4 Printing The force gauge can be connected to a printer for printing the report In Printing menu you can Print Recent Print Selected and Print All 3 4 1 Connect Printer Conn...

Page 17: ...in a number range Fig 3 18 Print All Print all data in memory Fig 3 19 It may take a long time to print all the data and need many printing paper so a prompt window will pop out to ask for confirmati...

Page 18: ...f force gauge automatically You can set it to Obverse or Reverse and not Automatic 3 5 2 Power Off The force gauge can turn the power off automatically some time interval after no measuring and no any...

Page 19: ...measuring and no any operation You can select this time or turn it on or off always Fig 3 24 3 5 4 Key Tone Fig 3 25 3 5 5 Date Time Fig 3 26 3 5 6 Password Some operations of force gauge may need to...

Page 20: ...old password first then enter a new one 3 5 7 Key Setting The key is a multifunction key It can be set as store the current display value Storage or print the recent data Print Storage is default 3 5...

Page 21: ...Carefully use this function Restoring to Default Setting the password must be enter and a prompt must be confirmed 3 6 Language Here you can select the language appropriate 3 7 Information Some infor...

Page 22: ...C and recharge Connect the USB cable to a charger for recharging Connect to the PC for upload data The software EDMS need to setup in PC see manual of EDMS for detail 4 2 Multifunction Port The MD8 po...

Page 23: ...te in menus shown in Fig 4 2 MD8 multifunction port Pin Description 1 RS232 Transmit TX 2 RS232 Receive RX 3 RS232 Ground 4 Alarm Output A 5 Reserved 6 Alarm Output Com 7 Alarm Output B 8 Reserved Tab...

Page 24: ...o alarm outputs you can connect them to the other equipment such as test stand PLC etc or connect to some alarm units Maximum permissible voltage pin 7 to pin 6 pin 4 to pin 6 35V pin 6 to pin 7 pin 6...

Page 25: ...yed The batteries should be charged immediately Connect the gauge and the charger use the USB cable and then connect the charger with AC socket to start charging It takes about 3 4 hours for fully cha...

Page 26: ...ghts or the other standard load and some test stand you may calibrate it also Mount the force gauge Remove the tare by use of the key Enter Calibration interface as Fig 5 2 The calibration interface i...

Page 27: ...e or not save the calibration Fig 5 3 Touch or to select then press If YES is selected Calibrate complete is displayed NOTE Set the unit of force to the unit used in calibration previously as shown in...

Page 28: ...25 Appendix A 1 Packing List...

Page 29: ...26 A 2 Dimensions...

Page 30: ...Agent Tel Date Warranty Description Please use our product exactly according to our user s manual All products sold by our company or authorized dealer are covered by 12 month warranty Anthropogenic c...

Page 31: ...000 0 1 10000 1 FGD 20 20 0 005 2 0 0005 4 4 0 001 70 0 01 2000 0 5 20000 5 FGD 50 50 0 005 5 0 0005 11 0 001 180 0 05 5000 0 5 50000 5 FGD 100 100 0 01 10 0 001 22 0 005 350 0 1 10000 1 FGD 200 200 0...

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