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- Page 1 Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II Instruction manual Force and Torque gauges CENTOR WIRELESS II ANDILOG Technologies - BP62001 - 13845 Vitrolles Cedex - France Email: info@andilog.com Website: www.andilog.com Ph: +33 442 348 340...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
External sensor force gauge type S2 or S9 ................ 6 2.2.2. TH torque gauge ........................ 7 2.2.3. TW torque gauge ....................... 8 2.3. Test stand mounting ........................ 8 Using the Centor Wireless II ......................9 3.1. Start-up ............................ 9 3.2. Switching off .......................... 10 3.3. Measurement screen ......................11 3.3.1. - Page 3 Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II Maintenance and repair ........................ 21 4.1. Main faults and solutions ...................... 21 4.2. EC declaration of conformity ....................22 4.3. Technical data........................23 - 3 -...
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Page 4: Introduction
1.1. Presentation Thank you for choosing CENTOR WIRELESS display for your force and torque testing from ANDILOG. This instrument is the result of over 35 years of experience in force and torque measurement. It incorporates the latest available technologies to deliver industrial-level performance and measurement quality. -
Page 5: Test Precautions
The hazards associated with this type of testing require our instruments to be used by experienced and trained operators. Due to the nature and use of the equipment sold by Andilog, the purchaser's acceptance of Andilog Technologies' products constitutes acceptance of the risks and damages that may result from the use of Andilog's instruments. -
Page 6: Getting Started
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II 2. Getting started The usual functions (display force or torque, display maximum, zero and change units) can be accessed simply by using the keys on the keypad. 2.1. Battery charging Connect the AC adapter to the micro-USB connector on the left-hand side of your instrument. The green LED on the front panel lights up when the battery is charging. -
Page 7: Th Torque Gauge
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II S9 sensor: Maximum tightening torque for mounting and accessories: • For load cells up to 10kN: 50Nm (M12) • For 20kN load cells: 200Nm (M24x2) • For 50kN load cells: 500Nm (M24x2) Mounting direction: Strain gauge zone 2.2.2. -
Page 8: Tw Torque Gauge
On the back of the display there are 2xM5 and 2x10-32 threaded holes which can be used to mount the Centor Wireless II on an ANDILOG frame. Each ANDILOG frame is supplied with a special spacer and fixing screws for this purpose. -
Page 9: Using The Centor Wireless Ii
• Serial number • Firmware version After the start screen, the Centor Wireless II will display a search screen. It is looking for the Bluetooth devices available. It could take about 30 seconds to display all the devices. Select your sensor in the list using the up and down arrow of the keyboard and press the button Connect. -
Page 10: Switching Off
All settings are stored in memory when the force gauge is switched off. The force gauge will operate with the same settings when switched back on (unit, display order). 3.2. Switching off To switch off the Centor Wireless II, press and hold the button until the instrument switches off (5 seconds). - 10 -... -
Page 11: Measurement Screen
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II 3.3. Measurement screen Battery indicator: varies between 0% and 100% to show battery life. When the battery is new, it will last approximately 15h in continuous use. When the battery percentage reaches 0%, the force gauge switches off. -
Page 12: Go Zero
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II Example for force measurement: Indicates direction measurement (tension compression). Force measured instantaneously Maximum pull from tare Maximum compression from tare Example for torque measurement: Indicates direction measurement (clockwise or counterclockwise). Torque measured instantaneously... -
Page 13: Change Unit Of Measure
To change the uni, press the U key. Each successive press will select the next unit until you return to the starting unit. The Centor Wireless II will automatically convert the display and capacity to the new chosen unit and display the corresponding unit symbol. -
Page 14: Menu
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II 3.4. Menu Exit Menu Menu access The different menus: • DATA: Access to stored peak values • DISPLAY: Setting the display and automatic switch-off • SET POINTS: threshold setting • I/O: Setting the I/O •... -
Page 15: Data Menu
Line 1 cannot be disabled. Bargraph: whether or not to display the Bargraph. Auto-off: time during which the Centor Wireless II remains switched on without pressing a key. Adjustable from 1 to 15 minutes. Can be disabled with No. - 15 -... -
Page 16: Set Points Menu
If Value 1 and Value 2 have a value, then there are 2 thresholds set. In this case, if the maximum force exceeds Value 1, the Centor Wireless II emits a beep and/or the values turn green. If the maximum force exceeds Value 2, the values change to orange. -
Page 17: I/O Menu
Ground All grounds are connected together. IN 1 and IN 2 operation: Centor Wireless II detects the activation of an IN1 or IN2 input when the input in question is connected to ground. OUT 1 and OUT 2 operation: When the outputs are deactivated, they are in a floating state. When activated, they are grounded. -
Page 18: System Menu
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II Typical schematic : R: pull-up resistor VCC: Power supply V: Voltmeter or digital input 5 or 7 Operating example: Centor Wireless II R = 10kOhm 6 or 8 VCC = 5V The input/output connector is of the spring-cage type, and accepts the following connections: •... -
Page 19: Usb Communication
3.5. USB communication The Centor Wireless II is equipped with a USB connection for communication with a computer. It can be connected to our Caligraph software to send continuous data. It can also be connected to a HyperTerminal, LabVIEW or any other data acquisition system. It is then seen as a COM port. - Page 20 Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II • Stop transmission of instantaneous measurements. o Ordering: 2 • Request to send file of saved maximums (DATA menu contents) o Order: T o Answer in the form: "XXX Y/Z Val Unit Date Time \n ..
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Page 21: Maintenance And Repair
My device switches itself off. 1. Check that the battery percentage is not at 0%. Charge the device. 2. The Centor Wireless II switches off automatically after 15 minutes if no key is pressed. Check the value in menu DISPLAY... -
Page 22: Ec Declaration Of Conformity
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II 4.2. EC declaration of conformity The company Andilog Technologies certifies that the following products: • Dynamomètres Centor First II • Dynamomètres Centor First R II • Dynamomètres Centor Wireless II • Dynamomètres Centor Easy R II •... -
Page 23: Technical Data
Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II 4.3. Technical data Features Capacity Precision Depends on the load cell connected Autonomy Power supply MicroUSB, 5V, 1A Net weight 450 g (internal sensor) Sensor sampling frequency 1,000 Hz Battery type Lipo (1 cell, 2000mA) - Page 24 Instruction manual – 2.04 CENTOR WIRELESS II Drawing: - 24 -...
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