rev. 08.15.2006.
3-24
Navigation is possible with the ENTER, ESC and ARROW buttons. ENTER is used to get in the parameter
change screen, then it is used to accept the modified values. The numeric buttons may be used for editing the various
values and the ARROW buttons may be used to navigate between the values on a screen. The ESC button is used to
jump from one screen to the next.
Description of the values in the miscellaneous submenu:
Time: The internal date and time of the PLC. This date and time will be used as a timestamp on the RS232 data
output and in the internal historical data table as well. Format: MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS
Default Mode: In many cases the default mode will be the release mode. Each mode has an 1-2 digit code assigned
to it. Certainly if an operation mode is locked, it will be unavailable until the customer purchases that operation mode.
Some of the operation modes need special hardware and labor, and the tester may has to be sent back to Sure
Torque for modifications. Here is the list of the latest default mode codes.
0 Application
1 Application then Release
2 Multiple Application
3 Multiple Release
4 Optional 2
5 Optional 3
6 Optional 4
7 Precision Application
8 Precision Release
9 Pump Closure Release
10 Pump Head Release
11 Pump Head Topload
12 Pump Seal Release
13 Release
14 Release then Application
15 Reverse Ratchet
16 Shelling
17 Strip
18 Topload Pull
19 Topload Push
LCD Contrast: In the newer models the contrast of the LCD screen may be adjusted manually from the setup menu.
The recommended value of this variable is 10.
Safety Start Button: This value may be set to 0 or 1. When the torque tester is equipped with the dual activation
safety start buttons, and this variable is set to 1 the program requires both hands to be held on the start buttons until
all the moving parts are closed and the test begins. This way the pinch points are eliminated for one operator. When
this value is 0 and there are two buttons, both start buttons have to be pressed, but may be released right after that. If
there is only one button it does not make any sense to change the value to 1.
3.2.2.4. Load/Save Presets
The fourth submenu is used to load/save presets - application specific variables.
Navigation is possible with the ENTER, ESC and ARROW buttons. ENTER is used to get in the parameter
change screen, then it is used to accept the modified values. The numeric buttons may be used for editing the various
values and the ARROW buttons may be used to navigate between the values on a screen. The ESC button is used to
jump from one screen to the next.
Description of the values in the load/save presets submenu:
This setup feature has not been implemented, yet.
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