CONTENTS Safety Requirements ..............................Descriptions and Specifications Screen and button Diagram ............................... 4 Side Panel Diagram ................................5 Back Panel Diagram ................................. 5 Unit Specifications ................................5 Operating Instructions Charging the AUET ................................6 Basic Navigation ................................6 Turning On / Off ................................6 Preparing the AUET for Use .............................
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS WORK AREA Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered and dark areas invite accidents. Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres, such as the presence of flammable liquids, gases or dust. Power tools create sparks which may ignite the dust or fumes. Keep children and bystanders away while operating a power tool.
SCREEN AND BUTTON DIAGRAM Figure 1 Data Display OK Rundown / Charging Mode Indicator LED (GREEN) Operating Mode Right Selection Button Menu Mode Status Data Storage Mode Selection Arrow – Down Increase Parameter Value Change Operating Mode Select Parameter Scroll Down through Menu screens Selection Arrow - Up Left Selection Button Change Engineering Units...
Figure 2 AUET/MTM Models Only Transducer Transducer Selection Input Figure 3 DC Power RS232 Serial Input Output UNIT SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions Width: 8.250”, Height: 3.50” (w/o Joint Simulator), Depth: 6.250” Weight Power Requirements Main power 100-240VAC, 60hz from supplied charger, or internal NiMH battery pack Operating Temperature Range to 50 Data Communication...
Turning On / Off To turn the AUET on, press the “ON” button (Figure 1) The AIMCO logo will be displayed for approximately 4 seconds followed by the following display: To turn the AUET off, simply press the “OFF” button.
the concave curves in the same direction a simulated hard joint is achieved (Fig. B). Alignment of the concave shapes in an opposing manner a simulated soft joint is achieved (Fig. C). Differing combinations allow for simulated medium joints to be achieved (Fig. D). Fig.
complete. Data will be displayed on the screen until manually cleared or until preset Auto Clear time has elapsed. No values are stored while in RUN mode. MEMORY mode displays the Torque data from the run and stores it sequentially in the internal memory of the tester. The memory location is displayed in the upper left corner of the tester screen.
associated statistical information. With the AUET turned ON, observe the Data Storage Mode Status field (Figure 1). If MEM is displayed, the AUET is in MEMORY MODE and can then be configured accordingly. If the status reads RUN, then the AUET is in RUN MODE and will not store any of the following rundown values.
values above 10 will display as zero values. Reviewing Statistical Information Once rundown torque values have been stored to memory, it is possible to view statistical values based on those rundowns. To view statistical information: From either MEMORY MODE or RUN MODE press the MENU button. Press the UP menu scroll button until the Data Menu (3 of 3) item is displayed Press SEL to enter into the Data Menu area Press the UP menu scroll button until Display SPC Info 3 of 5) item is shown...
Peak Options Menu (1) Accessing the PEAK OPTIONS menu To access the PEAK OPTIONS menu: From the Main Display screen, press MENU PEAK OPTIONS MENU should be displayed. If it is not, use the SELECTION ARROW buttons to display. Press the Right Selection button for SELECT (SEL) The user can then use the SELECTION ARROW buttons to scroll through the following options in the order shown: Auto Clear...
Peak Blanking (1-3) PEAK BLANKING determines the minimum threshold at which a torque peak is captured. It is entered as a percentage of the full scale value of the transducer contained in the AUET and can be displayed in values from 2 – 50% of transducer full scale.
Edit Limits (1-6) By using the EDIT LIMITS feature to set high and low limits for torque readings, the user can receive visual feedback regarding the rundown results. Setting the HIGH and LOW limits appropriately will result in the following display signals: Reading outside of set limits: A RED LED being lit on the AUET (Next to OFF button) symbol for LOW readings and a...
System Menu (2) Accessing the System Menu To access the SYSTEM menu: From the Main Display screen, press MENU Use the Selection Arrow buttons to scroll to System Menu Press the Right Selection button for SELECT (SEL) The user can then use the SELECTION ARROW buttons to scroll through the following options in the order shown: Sleep (2-1) To conserve battery life, the AUET is equipped with a SLEEP mode.
Print Data Requirements Data can be transmitted by cable through the built in Serial port using AIMCO’s Part # RS232C. The data can be transmitted to a serial printer or to a terminal emulation program on the user’s computer PC such as Hyper...
Unused Ground Print Memory (3-1) Connect the AUET to a serial printer or computer using the appropriate cable (AIMCO part # RS232C) From the Main Display screen, press MENU Use the Selection Arrow buttons to scroll to Data Menu Press the Right Selection button for SELECT (SEL)
SETUP OF EXTERNAL TRANSDUCER (AUET/MTM ONLY): The AUET/MTM can be used with a variety of external transducers, whether supplied by AIMCO or another manufacturer. Because manufacturers use a wide range of transducer technologies and connector types, verify that the transducer you plan to use is capable of being connected to and communicating with the AUET/MTM. For assistance with this, please contact your AIMCO Distributor or authorized AIMCO Sales Representative.
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13. Press the LEFT SELECTION BUTTON to Save the setting. The unit will power itself off and will hold the set value until it is changed in the future or a different Intellect transducer is attached to the unit. Should you have any additional questions, please contact your local AIMCO-Auditor™ Series Representative...
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