Ingersoll-Rand 4575759 user manual

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Sensor I® Expert User Manual

and stillness of the wrench when it is reset. The shorter the tightening period, the smaller the error will be. The more stable the wrench is at reset, the smaller the error. See the Application Guidelines at the front of this manual for additional guidelines.

1.Press the Reset button to power up the wrench.

2.Move the Mode Selection switch to Setup.

3.With the Reset button held in, use the Parameter Adjustment Knob to select the Custom Setup Mode #214. The main display shows a number between 4 and 10.

4.Release the Reset button and turn the Parameter Adjustment Knob to increase shown if the reset is to be made less sensitive. Turn the Param- eter Adjustment Knob to decrease the number shown if increased mea- surement accuracy is required making wrench reset more sensitive.

5.Press and hold the Reset Button and rotate the Parameter Adjustment Knob counterclockwise until the Custom Setup Mode number is below 20.

6.Release the Reset button. The reset adjustment is now saved.

7.Move the Mode Selection switch to one of the tightening modes and test the reset.

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Contents

Sensor I Expert Electronic Wrenches Page Sensor I Expert Form 7266 Version 005, 08/04Page Page Page Wrench Reset Dynamic Audit To Dynamically Audit Residual Torque≤ 2d To Tighten to a Torque To Tighten to an AngleTo Tighten to Yield Page Page Table of Contents Page Table of Contents Battery Charging Chapter IntroductionPage Introduction Page Tool Description Page Technical Data 125 250 400 Tool DescriptionPage Functions of Components Expert 125, 250 and 400 ModelsExpert Control System Status Lights Mode Selector Switch Digital Display Page Membrane Keys Audible Alarm Item no Longer in USE Page Operation Instructions Page Wrench Operation Instructions General InformationSetting Torque Units Torque Control Tightening Procedure Page Dynamic Audit Page Yield Control Page Angle Control Page Resetting the Cycle Counter Cycle CounterSetup and Viewing Quality Control Limits Quality Control Limits and StatisticsDeleting Quality Control Limits Use of Quality Control Limits Statistics Mean Standard Deviation Process Capability IndexSetup and Storage of Custom Tightening Modes Custom Tightening ModesRetrieving Custom Tightening Modes Identifying Custom Tightening ModesClearing Custom Tightening Modes Setup of Wrench for Data Upload Data Storage and RetrievalData Out During Tightening Last two numerals are not shown on the wrench displayData Out at End of Tightening Parameter Dump End of Tightening Data Dump Tightening Curve Storage Tightening Curve Data Dump Setup of a Torque Multiplier Torque Multiplier FunctionPage Left Hand Fasteners Use of a Torque MultiplierReset Adjustment EVS-models only Page Reset Adjustment Value Models 125, 250 Page Battery Charging Page Battery Charging Page Diagnostics Troubleshooting Page Angle Reference Arm Test Mode EA Models, Custom Mode Diagnostics and TroubleshootingTorque Channel A/D Display Custom Mode #200 IntroductionMembrane Keypad Test Mode Custom Mode #208 Battery Level Test Mode Custom Mode #204EZ Angle Test Mode Custom Mode #207 Buzzer and LED Test Mode Custom Mode #209Software Version Number Test Custom Mode #211 Time-out Adjustment Custom Mode #212Page Calibration Page Calibration General InformationTorque Calibration Page Angle Reference Arm Calibration EA models EZ Angle Calibration EVS modelsPage Page Appendix a Sample Data ReportsPage Appendix a Sample Reports Parameter DumpEnd of Tightening Data Dump Torque Tightening Curve Data Dump Torque Units NmData Out at End of Tightening Data Out During TighteningPage List Setup Modes Appendix BPage Appendix B Custom ModesCustom Mode Spare Parts List Appendix CPage Spare Parts Listing Model Appendix CSpare Parts Listing Model 40 E40-STRPE40-PR-LABEL Spare Parts Listing Model Spare Parts Listing Model 125 Spare Parts Listing Model Spare Parts Listing Model 250 Spare Parts Listing Model Spare Parts Listing Model 400 Page Service Centers Appendix DPage Service Centers Appendix DSensor I Expert Electronic Wrenches Save These INSTRUCTIONS. do not Destory Ingersoll-Rand Company