Global 400 User Manual
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Chapter 7: EtherNet/IPTM
2 February 2016
cause the current parameter to be stopped and leave no parameter running.
Batch Reset
USINT
When this value changes, the batch will be reset.
Suspend
BOOL
When true, suspends the Global 400.
Batch
USINT
The number of tightenings to run per batch for the selected parameter.
Ignored if 0.
Total size: 4 bytes
Input Connection Points for Backwards Compatibility
The connection points in this group correspond to the default masks provided in the
EtherNet/IP
TM
network card for the Global 8 and are provided to make the Global 400 easier to
drop into existing installations. These connection points are not recommended for new
installations.
100
This connection point corresponds to the default mask of the EIP network card for the Global 8.
Name
Data Type
Description
Parameter
CHAR
‘A’-‘H’
Tool Type
CHAR[3]
Type of the tool for the current parameter. One of:
“AIR” – Pneumatic air tools
“BAT” – Battery operated tool
“CLK” – Click wrench
“DIG” – Digital torque wrench
“ “ – No parameter running
Parameter Name
CHAR[8]
Name of the parameter
Tightening Status
CHAR
Status of the last tightening. One of:
‘O’ – Good tightening
‘N’ – Bad tightening or no tightening performed since the last parameter
change
Tightening Type
CHAR
Type of the last tightening. One of:
‘B’ – Good tightening that finished a batch
‘C’ – Good tightening that did not finish a batch
‘R’ – Bad tightening
‘N’ – No tightening performed since the last parameter change
Count
USINT
The count of the last tightening.
Batch
USINT
The batch size of the last tightening
Rolling Count
UINT
Number of tightenings that have occurred.
Total
UINT
Number of batches completed in the parameter.
Time
CHAR[6]
ASCII digits of time of last tightening in HHMMSS format.
Date
CHAR[6]
ASCII digits of date of last tightening in MMDDYY format.
EE Time
CHAR[6]
ASCII digits of time of last EEPROM write in HHMMSS format.
EE Date
CHAR[6]
ASCII digits of date of last EEPROM write in MMDDYY format.
Torque
CHAR[6]
ASCII digits and decimal point (‘.’) representing the value. Not used by the
Global 400.
Min Torque
CHAR[6]
ASCII digits and decimal point (‘.’) representing the value. Not used by the
Global 400.
Max Torque
CHAR[6]
ASCII digits and decimal point (‘.’) representing the value. Not used by the
Global 400.
Units
USINT
Character representing the units of the torque. Not used by the Global 400.
Angle
CHAR[5]
ASCII digits representing the value. Not used by the Global 400.
Min Angle
CHAR[5]
ASCII digits representing the value. Not used by the Global 400.
Max Angle
CHAR[5]
ASCII digits representing the value. Not used by the Global 400.
Tool Type 1
CHAR[3]
Type of tool in parameter 1. See Tool Type for values.
