Kilews KTM-1000, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Measuring Torque
Collecting Torque Data
The KTM-1000 torque tester provides two modes for collecting torque data: Quick Run and Measure
Mode . Both are accessible from the main menu and each may be run in either Peak or Track mode,
depending on the requirements of the user.
Peak is used to measure and display the maximum torque that a tool experiences. It is most commonly
used for calibrating pulse tools, electric/pneumatic clutch tools, clicker style torque wrenches and
hand torque drivers.
Track measures the amount of force that is applied to the transducer in real time. This is used to verify
the calibration of dial indicating and beam style torque wrenches. Track mode may also be used for
bottle cap fastening.
Using Quick Run
Quick run provides quick and simple access to the torque test er’ s
measuring capability. The arrows beneath the readout allow the user
to select units of measurement and to toggle between peak and track
modes. Collected data can be viewed as a graph by tapping the
[Graph] button. In peak mode, the graph is only present as long as
there is a number in the display window. The [Clear] button can be
used to clear the data from the display.
Using Measure Mode
Measure mode allows the user to acquire and save data related to tool
performance. After selecting
[Measure Mode] from the main menu, the
user will be prompted to choose between peak and track modes and
to select a measurement profile before being taken to the data
collection screen. Tapping the graph icon in the corner of the screen
will show statistics about the collected data set. Peak data can be
exported by tapping the disk icon.