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6.1.3 Identification codes
The results data record of a tightening is uniquely identified for internal or external further processing
using an identification code (ID code) and can thus be assigned to the tightened component. The ID-code
can contain up to 64 ASCII characters, such as parts of a part number, production number, serial number,
chassis number, etc.
The ID code is transferred to the controller before the tightening process is started. The internal cycle
counter can be used for identification as an alternative to an ID code.
6.1.3.1 Selection of the source for ID-codes
The source of the ID codes is defined in the BS350 operating system under System Tightening cell
data ID code by selecting the desired source in the Device selection field.
Fig. 6–2: ID code source selection
The exact number of available options depends on the configuration of your tightening controller (KE, SE,
CS). There are the following options:
1 Device selection
2 Delete ID code after start
3 Extend ID code with sequence number
4 Use channel-specific ID code in application operation
Table 6–2: Select ID code source
Device selection
Description
KE (IL) CS351x-
x(IL)
CS351x-
DNK
SE
No ID code No ID code will be entered in the results data
record.
XXXX
Cycle counter The internal cycle counter numbers are used to
create the ID code.
XXXX
Ethernet/FTP A file with a character sequence to create the ID
code is expected (see page 218).
XXX
PLC 3964R ID codes can be transferred to the controller via a
serial interface that has been configured for
protocol 3964R (see page 259).
XXX
Scanner The bar codes STX prefix and ETX suffix are used
to form the ID code, see note.
XXXX
Field bus (A slot) An ID code can be transferred to the controller via
the field bus (see page 288).
XXX
Open Protocol The ID code can be transferred to the controller
via the Rexroth Open Protocol (see page 330).
XX X
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