ACTA 4000 User Guide Programming ACTA
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Torque tuning
Used in DS/DL tool for the torque tuning factor. Also used for
PF3000/PF4000 with tool model Tensor DS/DL.
Communication
Used to select the type of communication based on tool type; for example
PF, PowerMACS, air tool. See section Communication.
Options: Man
ual input, RS232, Ethernet (ACTA 4000 only).
When selecting Manual input, the user is asked for controller torque and
controller angle in input fields after each tightening operation. When
RS232 is selected, controller tightening values are automatically read
from the controller after each tightening operation.
Parameter set
This parameter defines which of its own Psets the controller will use
internally. This is set for F2000/PF2000 (ACTA 3000 only), DS/DL and
PF3000/PF4000. If set to zero, the controller’s selected Pset is used.
Cell ID/Unit ID
Used when controller is PF3000/PF4000 to select Cell ID and when
Focus2000/PF2000 (ACTA 3000 only) to select Unit ID.
Channel
Used when controller is Focus2000/PF2000 (ACTA 3000 only) and
PF3000/PF4000 to select channel within cell/unit.
Model
Used when controller is PF3000/PF4000 to select tool model. You can
choose between Tensor S/ST and Tensor DS/DL.
The parameters must be correct in order to establish contact.
The choice of Controller type determines which parameters can be set. Parameters
not applicable to selected controller type are hidden.
4.7.3 Measurement setup
In the measurement setup dialog box, the following settings are available. See section Measure strategy
parameters for more information.
1 Filter freq
Filter frequency is the frequency used for filtering out noise from
the transducer signals. Enter a numeric (Hz) value manually. For
more information on filter frequency, contact Atlas Copco.
2 Rotation direction
Determines in which measurement amplifier should report
results. Choose between clockwise (CW), counterclockwise
(CCW) or both.
3 Measure strat
Select measure strategy used. More information on measure
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