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General| Brand | Sturtevant Richmont |
|---|---|
| Model | Global 400 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines and precautions for operating the unit, covering electrical hazards and proper handling.
Description of the Global 400's hardware components, display, keypad, and connectivity ports.
Lists the specific models of torque wrenches and transducers compatible with the Global 400 unit.
Explains fundamental terms like Tools, Parameters, Groups, and Jobs for operating the Global 400.
Details the different modes of the run screen and the meaning of visual indicators and notifications.
Information on how to view past tightening results and the data displayed in the history screen.
Provides insights into the unit's configuration, network status, and tool communication diagnostics.
Describes how to view and interpret torque rundown graphs for air tools, including thresholds and timers.
Explains the unit's Ethernet connection status, IP configuration, and network interface details.
Details how to check the signal strength, battery level, and radio status of connected tools.
Illustrates the status of input/output devices connected to the unit and how to navigate the I/O screen.
Overview of unit configuration via the menu system, navigation keys, and function keys.
Guide on using the numeric keypad to input text and names for parameters and other fields.
Explains the structure and navigation of the Global 400's main menu for accessing settings and operations.
Information on learning, replacing, and editing primary and holding tools connected to the unit.
Details the specific settings available for configuring different types of tools (Click, Digital, Air, Holding).
Describes how to create, select, edit, and copy parameters for unit operation.
Explains common and tool-specific settings for parameters, including batch, timer, and torque values.
Guidance on creating and managing groups of parameters that run together.
Details settings for group name, lock on done, batch beep, and parameter selection within a group.
Instructions on creating and running sequences of parameters or groups.
Explains settings for job name, steps, lock on done, and batch beep behavior.
Configuration of network parameters like IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DHCP.
Covers overall unit settings including qualifier name, password, beeper, radio settings, and startup operation.
Procedure for restoring unit configuration settings to factory defaults.
Process for updating the XBEE channel for learned tools.
How to view the log of non-tightening events that have occurred on the unit.
Overview of the serial port functionality for barcode reading and serial printing.
Details the format and commands for using barcode input with the Global 400 unit.
Information on configuring serial printing formats (line, CSV) and fields for tightening results.
Description of Atlas Copco Open Protocol support and command MIDs.
How to represent Global 400 groups as jobs when using the Atlas Copco Open Protocol.
Settings for Open Protocol communication, including keep alive, timeouts, retries, and port configuration.
List of Atlas Copco Open Protocol MIDs and their supported revisions.
List of Atlas Copco Open Protocol MIDs that are not supported by the unit.
Overview of the ToolsNet Open Protocol implementation and its version.
Settings required to establish a ToolsNet connection, including server address, port, and retry intervals.
Details on objects for managing tools, parameters, groups, jobs, controller settings, and VIN data.
Defines connection points for outputting data to and receiving data from the network.
Information on connection points for compatibility with older Global 8 units.
Procedure for downloading results, configuration, and event logs to a USB drive.
Procedure for uploading firmware and configuration files from a USB drive to the unit.
Physical dimensions (height, width, depth) of the Global 400 unit in both English and Metric units.
Details on radio range, transmit power, receiver sensitivity, and regulatory compliance.
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