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Brand | Chatillon |
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Model | DFS II |
Category | Measuring Instruments |
Language | English |
Instructions for turning the DF II Series gauge on and off using the power key.
Procedures for charging the NiMh battery pack for optimal performance.
Explanation of the gauge's nine keys and navigation pod functions.
Details on the three function keys mapped to display prompts.
Description of directional arrows for incrementing and navigating.
How to switch between Normal, Peak Tension, and Peak Compression modes.
Using the ZERO key to zero results or tare attachments.
How to change the units displayed on the DF II Series gauge.
How to enable password protection for unit setup.
Using the gauge handheld or mounted to a tester.
How to save up to 100 results in the gauge memory.
How to clear all saved data from the gauge's memory.
How to access and view previously saved measurement results.
Options for transmitting data via RS232, Mitutoyo, USB, Bluetooth®, or Analog output.
Setting up limits based on Range or Nominal Value.
Enabling or disabling the Pass-Fail limits feature.
Setting up HIGH and LOW load limits for protection or alerts.
Enabling or disabling the Transmit Limits feature.
Configuring the gauge to automatically shut down after inactivity.
Procedures for setting up communication via USB.
Transmitting ASCII signals for load limits to testers.
Executing commands via RS232, USB, or Bluetooth using Hyperterminal.
Overview of SLC Loadcell and STS Torque Sensors for DFS II-R-ND.
Guidelines for selecting the appropriate sensor for an application.
Requirements for powering the gauge, especially with sensors.
Precautions for handling SLC sensors to prevent damage.
Adapters required to mount SLC sensors to Chatillon testers.
Operating the gauge with TCD WEDGE application software.
Performing Load Average tests (Force-Based and Time-Based).
Accessing the Load Average setup menu.
Steps to perform a force-based load average test.
Steps to perform a time-based load average test.
Capturing break load using Peak Load and Break Load reporting.
Accessing the Break Detection setup menu.
Setting the force value that triggers break detection.
Defining the percentage drop to identify the break load.
Detailed steps for performing a sharp break test.
Detailed steps for performing a percentage break test.
Information displayed upon test completion.
How to save up to 100 break test results in gauge memory.
Calculating and displaying Mean, COV, % Difference, and Standard Deviation.
Applying filtering for noisy applications or vibration effects.
Using the gauge to identify break (open) and make (closed) connection events.
Specifying the feature and freezing display on switch events.
Accessing the Contact Closure setup menu.