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General| Brand | Snap-On |
|---|---|
| Model | LEVEL5ATC |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Key safety warnings and precautions for equipment operation and handling, including electrical, tipping, and edge hazards.
Details on power input, voltage, current, and cord requirements for the ATC unit.
Conditions like temperature, humidity, altitude, pollution, and ingress protection for the ATC system.
Measurement of noise emitted by the ATC unit at specific distances.
Explains the purpose and benefits of Snap-on Automatic Tool Control boxes for tool accountability.
Step-by-step overview of the ATC Level 5 Tool Control System installation process.
Procedure for establishing a wireless connection for the ATC toolbox using security encryption.
Steps to connect the ATC toolbox to a network using a wired Ethernet connection.
Explains the importance and methods for training ATC drawers for optimal camera performance.
Detailed steps for a full drawer retraining process, including tool removal.
A quicker training method for drawers that have been previously trained.
A procedure for achieving the highest level of accuracy in drawer training.
Adjusting screen timeouts, volume, and system information.
Setting the system's date, time, and time zone.
Process for calibrating the ATC system's touchscreen for accurate input.
How to adjust tool detection tolerances to minimize false warnings.
Lists required software components (.NET, Windows Installer, PowerShell) for SQL Server.
Guide to installing the Windows Installer update.
Guide to installing the Windows PowerShell update.
Step-by-step installation of the database management system.
Minimum hardware and operating system specifications for the administrator PC.
Steps to install the Snap-on ATC Administration software.
Configuring toolboxes and defining access rights for users.
Creating user accounts and assigning access levels and permissions.
Setting system preferences, work locations, and entering licensing information.
Process for transferring tool ownership or responsibility between users.
Viewing camera images for drawer activity and tool status.
Viewing tools removed from the box and searching the inventory.
How to generate various reports on tool usage and system activity.
Recommended steps for backing up ATC system configuration files.
User procedure for removing and returning tools from the ATC toolbox.
How to update the status of tools (e.g., lost, broken, calibration).
Procedure for updating the ATC toolbox software.
Best practices for operating and maintaining the ATC system.
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