norbar T-Box 43236, Руководство оператора

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7. Select the
Upper Limit
entry box and enter the required value (up to 2 decimal places i.e. 4.15).
This is the Torque Upper Limit as a percentage of the Target value.
8. Select the Lower Limit entry box and enter the required value (up to 2 decimal places i.e. 3.85).
This is the Torque Lower Limit as a percentage of the Target value.
9. Select the desired Direction of operation for limits.
10. Select the
Number of Readings
entry box and enter the value if required.
This value defines the number of tests to be taken for the Target value.
This is termed “# of Tests” on the T-Box XL™.
11. Select the Tool Stop entry box if required and enter the required value.
Tool Stop is used to provide a stop signal for an external pneumatic, hydraulic or electric tool.
NOTE: This is intended for use with PneuTorques so the ‘Lower limit’ does not have to be used as
a stop signal.
12. Select the Internal Snug Torque Trigger tick box if required.
Enabling (Ticking) this option allows the user to define a Torque value at which the Angle starts reading
i.e. Torque followed by Angle.
13. Select the Snug Torque entry box and enter the required value.
This will be greyed out if ‘Internal Snug Torque Trigger’ has not been ticked.
14. Select Angle Limits? Tick box if required.
Select direction of operation for Angle limits .
15. Select
Angle Target
entry box and enter the required value. This value is in degrees.
16. Select the Upper entry box and enter the required value.
This is the Angle Upper Limit value in degrees.
17. Select the Lower entry box and enter the required value.
This is the Angle Lower Limit value in degrees.
18. Select the
Next Target drop down and select the required Target from the list.
19. Select the ‘ ISO Timing ’ tick box to enable the 80% to 100% timing indicators associated with ISO
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20. Select OK to save the Target in TDMS.
This Target will be sent to a T-Box XL™ when next synchronizing with TDMS.