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Bosch Rexroth Tightening System 350 - Special Cases for Tightening Results

Bosch Rexroth Tightening System 350
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3 608 878 300 Tightening Technology | Bosch Rexroth AG 207/641
System 350 | 3 608 878 300/2019-03
6.1.5 Special cases for tightening results
Special cases sometimes occur, the results of which do not originate from the last performed step. These
cases are divided into the two variants described below.
6.1.5.1 Special cases with results output from the previous step
Here, the results (actual and set values) are not from the last performed step, but from the preceding step.
This takes place if, for example, the tightening has been ended in a step that does not deliver any "real"
tightening results, e. g. abort in a synchronization step.
In these special cases, if the results from the last completed step were output and stored, the torque/
angle of turn information from the tightening would be lost.
1 A+, T+, G+ mean that the upper limit for the angle, torque, or gradient has been exceeded.
A–, T–, G– mean that the lower limit for the angle, torque, or gradient has not been reached.
The entries in the table correspond to the condition upon delivery. The table can be changed in the BS350
operating system and transferred to CS, KE, or SE.
Table 6–7: Stopped by (special cases)
Cause for stopping (stopped by – SB) Quality code (QC) Description
SB 19
Sync step
QC 132
Result NOK Channel synchronization
SB 20
Rework step
QC 133
Result NOK rework
SB 21
NOK branch step
QC 136
Result NOK IF step
Example Sequence with sync step
An abort in the sync step (4A) produces the following result:
Step number: 4A
Quality code: QC 132, synchronization (sync), from step 4A
Stopped by: SB 19
Rework code for QC 132, depending on the configuration of the
quality code table
Evaluation: OK/NOK from step 4A
Tightening results from step 3A
Tightening category from step 4A (always 0, as it is not configurable)
If a docu buffer is configured in step 3A, the tightening results are output
in both docu step 3A as well as result step 4A
The printer output, for example, would appear as follows (here, the data
from step 3A are shown in red and the data from step 4A in green):

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