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Plug the controller into a properly grounded AV outlet. Turn ON the main power switch on the back of the
controller. The audible alarm will beep, the RUN indicator LED (green) will light up, and the display panel
will show the starting batch count value. One of the three output voltage LED indicators (24/32/40V) will be
lit up, indicating the controller's output voltage to the tool. Changing the speed selector switch from HI to
LO will toggle between the two available speeds/voltages for that series of tool.
4.5 KEYPAD AND PROGRAMMING BASICS
ON – CLEAR KEY
Pressing and holding the ON button for 5+ seconds will cause the display to go blank. In this mode the
screwdriver will function at HI/Lo speed, but there will be no other functionality (counting, slow start, etc.).
Pressing ON from this mode will restore the display and added functionality. Other uses of ON/CLEAR are
explained where required throughout this manual.
SELECT KEY
The SELECT key is used primarily for entering the program editing mode and
cycling through the available program settings.
Other uses of SELECT are explained where required throughout this manual.
UP/DOWN ARROW KEYS
The UP and DOWN arrow keys are primarily used to make adjustments to
numeric values when in the program edit mode. Pressing both keys simultaneously
cycles through the available sound options for the controller.
Other uses of the ARROW keys are explained where required throughout this
manual.
SOFTWARE KEYPAD LOCK
Pressing SELECT + UP ARROW together will toggle the software keypad lock
on/off. This lock limits functionality of the keypad (eg – no entering program
edit mode). 'LC' will momentarily display, indicating locked. 'Un' will display indicating
unlocked.
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