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- Page 1 User Guide STa 6000 Atlas Copco Industrial Technique AB 9836 8243 01 2016-06 Edition 3.1...
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Page 3: Revision History
(par. 7.1.5), Cm/Cmk (ISO - CNOMO) statistics updated (par. 14.1.2), Cm/Cmk (ISO - CNOMO) report updated 8.5.x 2.2x (par. 14.2.2), Real time statistics on the STa 6000 display updated (par. 14.4.1), CNOMO standard E41.32.110N added (par. 14.4.2), Controller Configuration updated (par. - Page 4 Revision history STa 6000 User Guide Reference Reference Minimum Edition Date Author Description Firmware Software version version (ToolsTalk BLM) 11 November C. Pacente EC Declaration of Conformity updated 2015 (par.1.4), MET Certification added (par. 1.5), Battery Charger updated (par. 2.3.5.1), Mini USB Port updated (par. 3.6), Main parameters and control strategy updated (par.
- Page 5 NOTE: The programming software (ToolsTalk BLM) may be updated with no changes about the STa 6000 functionalities. The minimum software version indicated here is required for the reference firmware version. NOTE: In the event of conflicts between translations of this User Guide, always refer to the official English version.
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
AA (Advanced Analysis) ..................26 STa 6000 Typical Applications Scenario ..............26 2.2.1 Stand-alone STa 6000 ..................... 26 2.2.2 STa 6000 connected to Torque Supervisor ............. 27 Presentation ......................28 2.3.1 STa 6000 assembly ....................31 2.3.2 RBU ......................... 32 2.3.3... - Page 7 USB connection ....................... 57 4.4.2 Ethernet connection ....................58 Enabling LOG File ....................61 Saving Programs (from STa 6000 to PC) ............... 62 TRANSDUCERS ......................64 Non-ACTA Transducers Database ................. 66 5.1.1 Adding a transducer to the database ..............66 5.1.2...
- Page 8 POWER FOCUS, PowerMACS AND GENERIC CONTROLLER CALIBRATION ..145 10.1 Power Focus calibration ..................145 10.2 PowerMACS calibration ..................154 10.2.1 STa 6000 communication method settings Manual / Serial communication (Mode 1 ÷ 50) ......................155 10.2.2 STa 6000 communication method settings Serial communication (Mode 0) ..
- Page 9 Configuring a work order ..................175 11.3.3 Configuring result parts ..................175 11.3.4 Printing identifier strings ..................176 11.4 Scanning Barcodes with STa 6000............... 178 RESULTS VIEWER ...................... 182 TRACES VIEWER ......................191 13.1 View One Trace ....................191 13.2 Traces Comparison ....................197 13.3 Copy, Print and Export Traces ................
- Page 10 Offline testing ......................277 18.3.2.1 Offline test programming through Pset menu .......... 277 18.3.2.2 Offline test programming through Tool menu .......... 279 18.4 How to execute a test by interfacing the STa 6000 with the IRC-Connect ..... 283 18.4.1 cable replac connection from the Pset menu ......................
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Page 11: Safety Information
STa 6000 User Guide Safety Information SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING: PLEASE CAREFULLY READ 6000 SAFETY INFORMATION (No. 9836 5229 00) PRIOR TO USE THE PRODUCT AND PAY ATTENTION TO THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED. 9836 8243 01 Edition 3.1 11 (324) -
Page 12: Battery Information According To European Regulation 2006/66/Ec
Battery Information STa 6000 User Guide BATTERY INFORMATION according to European regulation 2006/66/EC BATTERY PACK SPECIFICATION P/N: 8059 0955 61 TYPE: Lithium-ion, 3.75V 6.8Ah WEIGHT: 155g The cells are installed inside the battery shell: NOTE: Once removed, the wasted batteries must be dismissed according to local regulations. -
Page 13: Introduction
STa 6000 User Guide Introduction INTRODUCTION About this Document This document is a User Guide for the STa 6000 and it is divided into the main following parts: Part Name Description Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter introduces this user guide and provides the STa 6000 technical specifications. - Page 14 STa 6000 configuration offline, to transfer then the file to one or more STa 6000. Chapter 16 STa 6000 Settings This chapter explains how to setup the STa 6000 and its accessories. Chapter 17 Working with Torque This chapter explains the use of the STa 6000 with Supervisor Torque Supervisor.
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Page 15: Reference Documents
ToolsTalk BLM registration procedure: How to register the software on the Atlas Copco website STa 6000 calibration procedure: Procedure to calibrate the STa 6000 (only for use of authorized calibration centers) Installation guides for STa 6000 modules: Detailed installation instructions, delivered with each part IRTT-B, SRTT-B, MRTT-B and MRTT-C User Guides IRC-Connect User Guide (No. - Page 16 Introduction STa 6000 User Guide Nominal Torque (T) Measured torque shown on display 1000 no digits after decimal point 500 < T 5000 Measured torque < 1000 one digits after decimal point T > 5000 no digits after decimal point NOTE: In the above table, the Unit of Measurement of the torque can be set according to the following available options: N·m, kgf·m, kgf·cm, lbf·ft, lbf·in, ozf·ft, ozf·in, kp·m, dN·m , kN...
- Page 17 STa 6000 User Guide Introduction SRTT-L Torque measurement range: 0.1 ÷ 30 Nm Torque static accuracy (from 20% to 100% of the transducer capacity): ± 0.25% of rated max. transducer capacity Overload capacity: 125% of rated max. transducer capacity Temperature stability: 0.1% of capacity/10°C...
- Page 18 Introduction STa 6000 User Guide INTERFACES MiniUSB 2.0 port Transducer connector: 19 poles military connector for: IRTT-B and IRTT SRTT-B and SRTT MRTT-B and MRTT MRTT-C SRTT-L mV/V torque transducers (0.4 mV/V to 2.5 mV/V, bridge resistance 350 to 1000 Ohm)
- Page 19 STa 6000 User Guide Introduction CHANNEL CENTER FREQUENCY (MHz) Max. E.I.R.P. (mW) 2462 2467 0.58 2472 2484 FCC U-NII Max. E.I.R.P. CHANNEL CENTER FREQUENCY (MHz) Band(s) (mW) U-NII-1 5180 U-NII-1 5200 U-NII-1 5220 0.41 U-NII-1 5240 U-NII-2A 5260 U-NII-2A 5280 0.52...
- Page 20 Room Temperature: 5 to 40°C Atmospheric humidity: 95%, non-condensing Altitude: Up to 2000m SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS The following are the PC minimum requirements for installation of STa 6000 Management Software (ToolsTalk BLM): Processor: 400 MHz (800 MHz or above recommended) Memory: 256 Mb or above...
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Page 21: Ec Declaration Of Conformity
STa 6000 is provided with an Atlas Copco BLM factory calibration certificate. EC Declaration of Conformity The STa 6000 is in conformity with the requirements of the council Directives on 06/22/1998 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating:... -
Page 22: Fcc Rules
STATEMENT FCC 15.19 Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) The STa 6000 may not cause harmful interference. (2) The STa 6000 MUST accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. STATEMENT FCC 15.21 Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by the party responsible for... -
Page 23: System Overview
The STa 6000 is a modular instrument designed for optimal operations in: Tool testing: The STa 6000 (QC and AA versions) offers a set of tests for evaluating click-wrenches, slip-wrenches, power tools and pulse tools, measuring the torque/angle values and producing results with statistical parameters. -
Page 24: Sta 6000 Versions
System Overview STa 6000 User Guide STa 6000 Versions This chapter provides an overview of the STa 6000 versions. The STa 6000 version is defined by the Rapid Backup Unit (RBU) installed: Basic (no RBU) AA RBU HARDWARE CAPABILITY Number of Channel... -
Page 25: Basic
Programming mode with tools testing menu (Click-wrench, Power Tool, Peak Wrench and Pulse Tool). One Pset and one Tool can be defined directly on the STa 6000 menu (not by ToolsTalk BLM), but they are not saved in the STa 6000 Basic memory. -
Page 26: Aa (Advanced Analysis)
2.2.1 Stand-alone STa 6000 The STa 6000 can work as a stand-alone instrument, programmed by its management software (ToolsTalk BLM), which can display the traces, retrieve tightening results, to be exported in a Microsoft Excel file, and possibly printed, if required. -
Page 27: Sta 6000 Connected To Torque Supervisor
The STa 6000 QC and AA versions can work in conjunction with Torque Supervisor. The communication is performed trough USB, network cable or IRC-W. In this application Torque Supervisor generates and sends to the STa 6000 the list of tests to be done (the s, Torque Supervisor downloads the results and stores them in the tool statistics. -
Page 28: Presentation
System Overview STa 6000 User Guide Presentation The STa 6000 is modular. The following items are delivered with the STa 6000 package: STa 6000 Controller (STa 6000 PLUS The main module of the STa 6000, which contains all the hardware and firmware. -
Page 29: Unit
(RBU QC (RBU AA P/N 8059 0956 63) Module to be installed in the STa 6000. It defines the STa 6000 type and stores test programs, tools and transducers archives, STa 6000 configuration. If not used, the STa 6000 works as STa 6000 Basic. -
Page 30: Unit
Mechanical joint simulators are also available to test power an impulse tools on the SRTT-L. USB / Serial Adapter (P/N 8059 0956 74) This box is used to connect the STa 6000 to the Power Focus and PowerMACS for calibration. STa 6000 Stand (P/N 8059 0956 73) This stand MUST be installed on the back of the STa 6000. -
Page 31: Sta 6000 Assembly
System Overview 2.3.1 STa 6000 assembly The STa 6000 is delivered in separated packages for each module; in order to start working with the instrument, put all the pieces together: 1. Remove the cover from the controller. 2. If purchased, insert the RBU and IRC-W / IRC-B radio module(s) inside the controller. Tighten the screws (to the torque applied by the fingers. -
Page 32: Rbu
Display Keyboard NOTE: Once the STa 6000 is assembled with the IRC-W / IRC-B radio module(s), it is not recommended to work by placing it either close to the head or close to the reproductive system. The next paragraphs describe all the STa 6000 modules and user interfaces in detail. - Page 33 If the RBU is not installed, the STa 6000 works as STa 6000 Basic. NOTE: RBUs of the STanalyser can be converted into RBU for STa 6000; in that case, once installed on the STa 6000, they cannot be used any longer in the STanalyser.
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Page 34: Qat Barcode Reader
(VIN) and other work pieces, variants and operators. The tightening result can then be saved together with this information. To install the barcode reader module, turn off the STa 6000, remove the cover (by removing the two screws) and insert the module (tighten the two screws):... -
Page 35: Irc-W / Irc-B Radio Modules
6000 with the Printer, Torque Supervisor and ToolsTalk BLM. It is possible to install one or two modules. To install the IRC-W / IRC-B module, turn off the STa 6000, remove the cover and insert the IRC-W / IRC-B module (tighten the two screws with the fingers). -
Page 36: Battery
2.3.5.1 Battery Charger The battery can be charged either when installed in the STa 6000 (by the external power supply) or with the specific battery charger. The battery charger is the same used for the STwrench. The specific adapter to connect the STa 6000 battery is required. - Page 37 STa 6000 User Guide System Overview WARNING: The Battery Charger must be installed close to the AC Power (220 V) in order to be easily managed by the user in case of malfunction. Simply connect the input AC power cable to the battery charger and plug in the battery in the adapter.
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Page 38: External Power Supply
The external power supply provides power to the instrument, and it also charges the battery when the battery is installed in the STa 6000. The battery is charged even if the STa 6000 is switched off. The battery icon on the STa 6000 shows the recharging process only when the STa 6000 is switched on. - Page 39 SRTT-L main plate To use the SRTT-L, install first the transducer on the main plate: Then, insert and slide the STa 6000 on the main plate, and finally rotate the SRTT-L lever to connect the SRTT-L to the STa 6000: There is no need of any setup.
- Page 40 System Overview STa 6000 User Guide The plate can be attached to a table; refer to the following mechanical drawing for dimensions (dimensions are in millimeters): A series of mechanical joint simulators are available to test power and impulse tools on the SRTT-L:...
- Page 41 STa 6000 User Guide System Overview The following models are available: Code Description Drive To be used on 4145098480 Test Joint M4 Soft 1Nm SRTT-L 1 Nm 4145098483 Test Joint M4 Hard 1Nm SRTT-L 1 Nm 4145098482 Test Joint M6 Soft 4Nm...
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The error result after measuring with the Atlas Copco STa 6000 refers to the measurement accuracy and linearity errors. The maximum accuracy error is ±0.1%, meaning the measured torque value may deviate by up to 0.1% from the actual value. The maximum linearity error is ±0.015%, indicating the potential deviation from a perfectly linear response. These errors define the precision and reliability of the measurements taken with the STa 6000.
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