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4.  INTRODUCTION 

4.1. Description 

This tension meter dynarope

 

HF 36/1 LPT is an electronic load cell that has been designed to 

measure the effort applied in a wire rope without having to dismantle the installation. 

The  resulting  signal  generated  by  the  sensor  equipped  with  strain  gauges  is  interpreted  by  a 
digital display controlled by a microprocessor. 

The display of the program has a database that contains a list of cables. The user selects from 
the list the cable whose characteristics correspond to the one he wants to measure. (See details 
in § 4.4) 

The display corrects the force information (raw effort) based on the characteristics of the cable 
to be measured. The measurement result is displayed on an LCD screen. 

4.2. Characteristics 

  Capacity : from 50 up to 5.000 daN  

  Diameters : from 5 up to 13 mm 

  Accuracy : < 1% of full scale* 

  T° of use : -20°C to + 60°C 

  Protection : IP 65 

  Size of the packaging HF 36/1/LPT : 450 x330 x 140 mm 

  Weight of the HF 36/1/LPT in its transport case : 5 kg 

  Net weight of the HF 36/1/LPT : 2,4 kg 

  Power supply : 3 "AA" alkaline cells (located into the display) 

 
* Precision obtained with the provided cable samples on a “BELAC” accredited test bench according to the method 
PL-LAB-07 

4.3. Data bank HF 36/1/LPT 

The  Standard  data  bank  includes  several  items  that  are  identified  by  a  "Reference  Number". 
Each reference corresponds to a calibration process carried out on a particular sample.  

The measurement wire rope is deemed to have a minimum length of 8 m, and is assumed to be 
tensioned  between  a  fixed  end  and  a  “flexible”  end  (e.g.  an  aerial  mast)  in  order  to  render 
negligible the influence of placing the sensor on the cable. Placing the sensor on the wire rope 
causes a shorting of the wire rope by approximately 1,5 mm. 

If the installation does not match the above description or if the cable you wish to measure does 
not appear in the list, we recommend that a custom calibration is carried out (see § 8.3) or that 
you order a specific calibration (see § 4.4). 

 
 

Summary of Contents for HF36/1/LPT

Page 1: ...Tension meter dynarope HF36 1 LPT Operation and maintenance manual EN ...

Page 2: ... 7 5 3 Display information and keyboard functions 8 6 TO CARRY A MEASUREMENT OUT 9 6 1 To install the tension meter on the wire rope 10 7 CONFIGURATION MENU 11 8 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS 12 8 1 Average 12 8 2 Record 13 8 3 Custom calibration 13 8 3 1 Create 13 8 3 2 Use 14 8 4 Monitor 14 9 MAINTENANCE CHECKING AND CLEANING 14 9 1 Changing batteries 14 9 2 Regulatory check 14 9 3 Maintenance 15 10 MESSAG...

Page 3: ...ted on the unit It must never be used in explosive atmospheres 8 This appliance should never be used for man riding applications without a thorough prior check that the utilization coefficients required for personnel safety have been applied and more generally that the safety regulations for the load line on which it has been installed have been applied 9 Tractel declines any responsibility for us...

Page 4: ...the manual the technician is understood to be skilled and familiar with the product Operator Person or department using the product in compliance with the purpose for which it is intended 2 PICTOGRAMS USED IN THIS MANUAL DANGER Remarks intended to prevent fatal serious or minor injury to personnel or damage to the environment IMPORTANT Remarks intended to prevent a failure or damage to the product...

Page 5: ...e packaging HF 36 1 LPT 450 x330 x 140 mm Weight of the HF 36 1 LPT in its transport case 5 kg Net weight of the HF 36 1 LPT 2 4 kg Power supply 3 AA alkaline cells located into the display Precision obtained with the provided cable samples on a BELAC accredited test bench according to the method PL LAB 07 4 3 Data bank HF 36 1 LPT The Standard data bank includes several items that are identified ...

Page 6: ...8 5 16 0 3150 150 1500 16 3018 Steel 7 x 1 9 0 3543 200 2000 17 3019 Steel 7 x 1 10 3 8 0 3937 350 2400 18 3020 Steel 7 x 1 12 0 4724 400 3200 21 3024 Steel 6 x 19 AM 5 3 16 0 1969 50 300 22 3008 Steel 6 x 19 AM 6 1 4 0 2362 30 500 23 3009 Steel 6 x 19 AM 7 0 2756 50 700 24 3027 Steel 6 x 19 AM 8 5 16 0 3150 100 800 25 3028 Steel 6 x 19 AM 9 0 3543 100 1000 26 3029 Steel 6 x 19 AM 10 3 8 0 3937 15...

Page 7: ...op block F Axle of the sheave L LEMO cable LEMO connector is a push pull connector The LEMO self latching system allows the connector to be mated or unmated by simply pushing or pulling axially on the outer release sleeve Any rotation of the plug while in the socket will damage the connector and hence the connection between the sensor and the display H E D C B A G F K I L J ...

Page 8: ... Batteries cover LEMO connector is a push pull connector The LEMO self latching system allows the connector to be mated or unmated by simply pushing or pulling axially on the outer release sleeve Any rotation of the plug while in the socket will damage the connector and hence the connection between the sensor and the display B A C D F E H G ...

Page 9: ...e of the current measure Auto off keeps the device on In MENU Mode Press scroll up I F2 Key Press access to wire rope data bank Press 3 sec access to historical In MENU Mode Press Select J key Press 3 sec Backlight on or off Press data log In MENU Mode Press scroll down K Key Press ON Press 3 sec OFF When ON Press access to MENU In MENU Mode Press Enter L F1 Key Press average mode on Press 3 sec m...

Page 10: ...our display e g 36 3 o Scroll with keys or T o Valid with key Select the references of the wire rope you want to control o Press F2 to accede at the data bank o Scroll with keys or T calibration reference number wire rope diameter Material Structure e g Notes Press F2 for 3 sec to visualize the historical of the previous selections o Valid your selection with the key Install the tension meter on t...

Page 11: ...eaves onto the wire rope Use the crank to tight the tightening screw until the wire rope gets in firm contact with the stop block Once the cable is in contact with the rotary stop block confirm with a of turn without forcing it Excessive torque may damage both screw and wire rope and will affect the precision of the measure ...

Page 12: ...RMATION RESTORE RECORDS READ DELETE UNITS LOAD G DIAMETER TEMPERATURE PARAMETERS o LANGUAGE Available languages are French and English o AUTO OFF Setting from 0 up to 60 minutes o BACKLIGHT Setting from 0 up to 60 minutes o TIME Set your local time o DATE Set your local date o INFORMATION About the display o RESTORE To restore the factory setting Except TIME and DATE ...

Page 13: ...1 Average The tension meter can display the average tension from up to 5 consecutive measures While taking a measure press F1 during 2 seconds to activate the average mode The current effort is displayed on the main screen and on the bottom you can read o AVG the average effort 1 which indicates that the average is captured from only 1 measure Take another measurement and shortly press on F1 to ad...

Page 14: ...ort This operation must only be performed using the unit daN both on the tension meter and on the dynamometer see 7 To perform a custom calibration place an online dynamometer in the installation and apply the desired tension in the cable Press F2 and select the cable Special first line of the list Select a blank line Spc xx Press F2 Select Calibrate with key to create a new calibration o Use see ...

Page 15: ...ITOR software option Press 3 sec to turn Monitor mode on Set the interval time in seconds from 1 to 60 with the keys T and Validate with The automatic recording has started and is displayed at the bottom left of the screen The countdown till the next recording based on the set interval current measure between brackets the number of measurements recorded Press F1 for 3 sec to leave the Monitor mode...

Page 16: ...d Select a wire rope 6 MIN Current effort is below the measurement range of the selected wire rope Apply tension in the wire rope MAX Current effort is above the measurement range of the selected wire rope Lower the tension in the wire rope Current effort is way above the measurement range of the selected wire rope Lower the tension in the wire rope Auto Off xx S Announcement of the imminent extin...

Page 17: ...or Unidentified error Consult the manufacturer See conditions 8 1 8 2 or 8 4 See 8 1 8 2 or 8 4 AD L The output signal from the tension meter is too low Consult the manufacturer AD H The output signal from the tension meter is too high Verify that the sensor is not overloaded Consult the manufacturer Z er The system cannot zeroing Connection problem between the tension meter and the display Connec...

Page 18: ...meters range 4 Maximal capacity 5 Protection rating 6 Symbol Read the instruction Manual 7 Power supply 1 2 3 5 4 6 2 5 7 6 Made in Belgium HF 36 1 LPT n XXXXXX Ø 5 to 13 mm 3 16 to 1 2 in t 5 000 daN 11200 lbs IP 65 Made in Belgium HF 87 T LPT n XXXXXX IP 65 AA 1 5 VDC x 3 1 n ...

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