Sturtevant Richmont Programmable Torque Verifier FM II, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 5 - Operating the PTV-FM Generation II
The Generation II is much simpler to operate than the first generation of PTV-FM once program-
ming and communications have been established.
When the unit is first turned on it is in Operating Mode. The active parameter and the number of
fasteners correctly tightened are displayed on the LED Display, and the green Accept LED is lit.
Four rapid beeps are issued, and the current Parameter is displayed followed by a 0.
To begin using the unit, the operator need only pick up the FM Switch Wrench and begin using it
on the assembly.
An improperly torqued fastener will result in the reason for the rejection being displayed on the
LED Display, as well as the red Reject LED being lit.
FM Switch Wrench cycled too quickly (jerked) results in:
Red Reject LED lit
One long beep
TMIN on the LED Display
FM Switch Wrench cycled too long (pulled past the click) results in:
Red Reject LED lit
One long beep
TMAX on the LED Display
The display of either of the above will remain until the next acceptable click.
A properly torqued fastener will result in:
A green Accept LED
An advance of the count of acceptable fasteners.
A properly torqued fastener that is the last in the batch will result in:
A green Accept LED
A double beep.
A reset of the count to
0 .
In between individual fasteners and at the end of a batch of fasteners, the Suspend LED will be
flashing for the period of time the unit was programmed to ignore signals from the FM Switch
Wrench.
If the operator moves too quickly from one fastener to the next, the wrench is clicked before the
Suspend function expires. This results in one of three conditions occurring: