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- Page 1 AHCTS Series Continuous Rotation Torque Tool Test stands Users Guide PO Box 16460, Portland, OR 97292-0460 503-254-6600 Fax 503-255-2615 ACHIEVING ASSEMBLY EXCELLENCE...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Button Operation MENU TREE RUNDOWN FIXTURE ..........11 DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS ......12 Operating Modes Peak 1st Peak Track Engineering Units Full Scale Low Limit High Limit ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS ........14 AIMCO LIMITED WARRANTY ......... 15 AHCTS Series User’s Guide... -
Page 3: Introduction
INTRODUCTION 2 INTRODUCTION ESCRIPTION The Portable Torque Test Stands are designed specifically to test the torque output of a variety of continuous rotation torque tools. The AHCTS Stand features include a LCD graphics display, battery powered for remote testing, and movable reaction devices for a variety of tools. There are a variety of reaction devices available contact us to ensure reaction devices are suitable for your specific tools. -
Page 4: Operation
OPERATION 3 OPERATION ISPLAY PERATION Button Function: 1: Turns the display On Zeros the Transducer Clears the reading in Peak and 1 Peak Mode 2: Turns the display Off 3: Programmable 'Soft Buttons'. Functionality varies with the current menu set and is shown on the bottom two lines of the display. Arrow buttons scroll through torque modes and engineering units. -
Page 5: Back Panel Inputs
OPERATION 4 ANEL NPUTS The back of the stand display unit contains various interface connections. (10-pin connector). Transducer Input To install or remove the cable simply push in or pull out. Do this by gripping the outer metal case of the cable and NEVER from the cord itself. THIS IS NOT A TWIST LOCK CABLE! IMPORTANT! REMOVE CABLE FOR SHIPPING &... -
Page 6: Rs232 Datastream Format
OPERATION 5 RS-232 The display can be connected to a printer, computer or data collector via the RS232 interface. When a reading is accepted into memory, a peak is cleared, or data is transmitted via the print data menu(s), it is transmitted via the RS-232 port. To download the readings, go to the DATA MENU. -
Page 7: Programming & Navigation
Programming and Navigation 6 PROGRAMMING & NAVIGATION ENTERS THE MENU SCROLLS THROUGH SYSTEM TORQUE MODES The Auditor product line has been designed to provide a consistent interface. the user interface menu is “driven”, as opposed to 'hard coded' providing several advantages: Allows user to operate any of our products with the shortest learning curve •... -
Page 8: Menu Tree
Programming and Navigation 7 MENU (bottom left oval) takes you to the Main Menu system. (Shown below is a sample of one menu screen) MENU LOCATION MENU ACTION BUTTONS MENU SCROLL RETURNS TO BUTTONS PREVIOUS MENU Operation Overview: There are eight buttons on the display face: Off, On, four (4) programmable or ‘soft’... -
Page 9: Menu Tree
Programming and Navigation 8 ENT: Scrolls to next empty location. Either Mode: RUN -> MEM: (soft button) changes the mode of the arrow buttons. Up and Down: (soft buttons) Units and Mode respectively for RUN; Memory location for MEM. Depends on the right programmable button. MENU: Enter menus. - Page 10 Programming and Navigation 9 1-3 Peak Blanking +, - Set blanking in percent of full scale. Peak Blanking sets the minimum threshold at which torque is captured as a peak. Pressing the + and - buttons will toggle this from 2% to 50% of Full Scale. Pressing the ENT button will accept this value and return to Run Mode.
- Page 11 Programming and Navigation 10 2-3 Contrast +, -: Change the contrast of the display. 2-4 Information SYS: Gives detailed information about the system. TD: Gives detailed information about the transducer. 3 DATA MENU SEL: Enters menu. 3-1 Print Memory Send: Prints the currently saved readings. 3-2 Clear Memory CLR: Followed by ENT clears the readings saved in memory.
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Page 12: Rundown Fixture 11
RUNDOWN FIXTURE 11 UNDOWN IXTURE AINTENANCE The test stands require very little maintenance; however, periodic lubrication of the rundown fixture is critical to the longevity of the tool and repeatability of tool testing. The rundown bolt and washers should be periodically removed and inspected, and if necessary, coated with a high pressure anti-seize lubricant. -
Page 13: Description Of Functions
DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS 12 DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS The following is a description of the standard features of the Auditor product line. PERATING ODES Peak, 1st Peak or Track will show on the display. Press the Πkey to toggle them. Peak Recommended operating mode for stall tools. -
Page 14: High Limit
DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS 13 When all the digits have been set, press the MEM key to accept the value and return to Program Function mode. Upon the next reading, "LO" will appear on the display if the captured value is less than the low limit IMIT Use the high limit setting to visually flag the operator when a reading falls over a desired maximum value. -
Page 15: Additional Products
ADDITIONAL PRODUCT OPTIONS 14 DDITIONAL RODUCT PTIONS Auditor ATDA Auditor ATDA-DC Auditor ATDA-8000 AHCTS with Articulating Arm for above displays At left is an image of the possible configurations of AHCTS and AHCTS-K test stands. Image illustrates various sizes, various reaction devices and illustration of rotary versus hydraulic test stands. -
Page 16: Aimco Limited Warranty 15
AIMCO under this Warranty. The warranty provision with respect to each such product may be amended by AIMCO from time to time in its sole discretion. - Page 17 NOTES: ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ AHCTS Series User’s Guide...
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- Page 20 Corporate Headquarters 10000 SE Pine Street Ave. Cristóbal Colon 14529 Portland, OR 97216 Chihuahua, Chihuahua. 31125 800-852-1368 Mexico FAX 800-582-9015 011-52-(614) 380-1010 www.aimco-global.com FAX 011-52-(614) 380-1019 LIT-MAN970 Rev.07-20203 Printed in USA ©2020 AIMCO...
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