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EYFR03 User Manual 11 of 110 v1.6.0
Chapter 1: Overview 20 January 2020
Chapter 2: Using the unit
Concepts
Tools
The EYFR03 works with up to 16 Panasonic battery tools at a time. To use a tool with the
qualifier, you must first “learn” the tool to the qualifier. The process to do this is described in
the Quick Start.
Tools are not activated directly by the unit. Instead, they are activated when a parameter that
uses the tool is running. Tools are automatically used by the parameter of the same number
(Parameter 1 always uses Tool 1, Parameter 2 always uses Tool 2, etc.). A tool may additionally
be used by any number of Parameters 17-100 but may not be assigned to any Parameter 1-16
other than the matching parameter to which it is automatically assigned.
The EYFR03 can store some information about when calibration or preventative maintenance
should occur. These are set up in the Tool Configuration screen, which is described in the next
chapter.
For tools with the appropriate firmware and setup, the unit will use the enable/disable or anti-
theft feature to only allow the tool to run when a parameter that uses it is active.
Parameters
Parameters are the basic unit of operation for the EYFR03. A parameter contains a tool to run
and some settings to use with it, such as the batch size. The EYFR03 supports 100 parameters.
Each parameter must be associated with one of the tools learned to the unit before it can be run.
Parameters 1-16 will always be associated with the tool of the same number, and the other
parameters may be used to operate a tool with different settings.
Groups
Groups are multiple parameters that must all run together and can run simultaneously in any
order. The EYFR03 supports 100 groups with up to 16 parameters each. A group cannot
contain more than one parameter that uses a given tool, as it would not be able to determine
which parameter a result should be assigned to. When defining a group, you may override the