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Sauter Niesklasyfikowane FL 500

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Sauter GmbH
Ziegelei 1
D-72336 Balingen
E-Mail: info@sauter.eu
Tel: +49-[0]7433- -199 9933
Fax: +49-[0]7433- -149 9933
Internet: www.kern-sohn.com
Instruction Manual
FL
FL- -e-1411 1BA
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Before Use
3. Operation Overview
4. Powering the FL
5. Battery Indicator
6. Fitting Accessories
7. Mounting to a Test Stand
8. Powering up
9. Basic Functions
10. Main Menus
AUTO-OFF
PASS-FAIL
MEMORY
CALIBRATION
DIAGNOSTIC
ABOUT
11. Measurement Practice
12. FL Specications
13. Conversion Factor
14. Declaration of Conformity
1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the SAUTER FL series instrument.
With correct use and regular re-calibration it will give many
years of accurate and reliable service.
The FL can measure tensile and compressive forces
accurately, being simply used by the operator. It may be
used handheld or mounted a xture or test stand. on
SAUTER oers software and accessories to make the
force gauge even more versatile. Ask your SAUTER
distributor for additional information or visit our website at
www.kern-sohn.com
2. Before Use
After having receiv the unit please check that no ed
physical damage has occurred to the packaging material,
plastic case or the instrument itself. If any damage is
evident, please notify SAUTER immediately.
3. Operation Overview
The most common used features (such as displaying
force, peak hold, zero and changing of displayed units) can
all be done by pressing a single dedicated key identied on
the front panel-see the Basic Functions section.
You can press a menu key to access the gauge
conguration- see the Main Menu section.
4. Powering the FL
The FL is supplied with a set of 4 Nickel Metal Hydride AA
rechargeable batteries. For safety reasons during
transportation the batteries are shipped discharged. To
obtain maximum battery life we recommend that you
charge them with the charger/adaptor supplied for at least
14-16 hours when you rst receive the instrument.
5. Battery Indicator
If battery level is less than 3.9 V, The “battery empty”
message will be displayed and the gauge will power down
automatically.
Important: Only use the adaptor/charger supplied
6. Fitting Accessories
Couple ttings directly to the load cell stem or use an
extension rod. The threads are and have capacities up M6
to 2500 N.
Ensure that the xing does nor contact the force gauge
case. Ensure that anything coupled to the gauge is
screwed finger-tight only. Excessive torque can damage
the load cell and is not covered by warranty.
7. Mounting to a Fixture or Test Stand
The two 10-32 threaded holes, or fours thread holes on M3
the rear of the gauge can be used for mounting the gauge.
A versatile stand mounting plate is available to couple the
force gauge to many brands of test stands.
8. Powering up
As shown in Figure 1 the control panel has eight keys.
Sauter GmbH
Ziegelei 1
D-72336 Balingen
E-Mail: info@sauter.eu
Tel: +49-[0]7433- -199 9933
Fax: +49-[0]7433- -149 9933
Internet: www.kern-sohn.com
Instruction Manual
FL
FL- -e-1411 2BA
Figure 1
As shown in Figure 1 the control panel has eight keys.
To power up the gauge, the ON/OFF key has to be
pressed. A short self-test runs during which the display will
show the capacity in Newton.
After the self test, providing no load has been applied to
the instrument, the display will show all zeroes. This is
because the gauge re-zeroes itself during the self-test
routine.
*If a force is applied via the load cell sensor (hole at the
bottom of the ), the reading on display will register the FL
applied force.
*Forces may not show zero if it is moved during the self
test routine. Once it is properly mounted and zeroed the
reading will be stable.
*Do not overload the load sensor. This will cause
irreparable damage. Forces greater than 120% of full-scale
will produce an audible beep and OL symbol will blink on
the display until load is release and RESET key is pressed.
To power down the gauge press the ON/OFF key.
*All the current settings are saved when the gauge is
turned o and the gauge will function in the same mode
when powered up again.
9. Basic Functions
Tensile forces are displayed on the and recognized by FL
the symbol. Compressive forces are displayed on the FL
and recognized by the symbol.
Display of Tension/Compression
A load indicator bar alerts the operator to how much load
has been applied to the load sensor.
For tensile force the indicator bar is moving from right to
left. For compressive forces the indicator bar is moving
from left to right.
Zeroing the gauge
During the operation of the gauge it is often necessary to
zero the display e.g. when you wish to tare out the –
weight of a grip, so it does not become part of the
measured reading. Press and release the ZERO key.
Changing the unit of measurement
You can choose the following units of measurement
depending on the capacity of your gauge:
milliNewtons, kiloNewtons, Newtons, gram-force, kilogram-
force, ounceforce or pound-force.
To change the display units, press the UNIT key. Each
successive key press will select the next available units ed
until the gauge returns to its original setting. The FL
automatically converts readings as new unit of a
measurement is selected.
*Note: All units may not be displayed depending on the
capacity of the gauge.
Changing the mode of measurement
You can choose the following modes of measurement:
Track, Peak-Tension, and Peak-Compression, to change
the display mode press MODE key. Each successive key
press will select the next available modes until the ed
gauge returns to its original setting.
Track mode
Press MODE key until the appeared on the display. The
display will now indicate forces applied in both directions
as they are applied to the load sensor and maintain the live
display. See Figure 3a
Peak-Tension mode
Sauter GmbH
Ziegelei 1
D-72336 Balingen
E-Mail: info@sauter.eu
Tel: +49-[0]7433- -199 9933
Fax: +49-[0]7433- -149 9933
Internet: www.kern-sohn.com
Instruction Manual
FL
FL- -e-1411 4BA
Use UP and DOWN key to move the cursor. Press the
ENTER key to select auto-o option and return to main
menu page.
2) PASS-FAIL
The Pass-Fail feature used to set a dened acceptable
maximum and minimum forces gap for measuring. It is
activated by setting the lower level and upper level forces
limit. If the forces value is within the gap level, the display
will show message . Any reading values outside this PASS
gap (higher or lower), the display will show message FAIL.
If you activate this feature the symbol will be shown on PF
main display.
To access menu, Press UP and DOWN to PASS-FAIL
move the cursor point to PASS-FAIL and press the ENTER
key the display will show the Pass-Fail menu page. Press
ESC key to return to the main menu page.
Figure 6
Use LEFT ARROW keys to move the cursor point to the
desired value.
Use UP and DOWN keys to change the value, press and
hold to scroll values. Use RIGHT ARROW key to change
the unit. Press ENTER to save the settings and return to
main menu page.
*Pass-Fail feature will automatically disabled if you set be
LOWER and UPPER = 0 N.
*LOWER must be less than the UPPER.
Example LOWER LEVEL = 0 N, UPPER LEVEL = 20 N
Example LOWER LEVEL = 10 N, UPPER LEVEL = 20 N
Example LOWER LEVEL = 10 N, UPPER LEVEL = 20 N
3) MEMORY
This is used view the saved record, delete current to
record, delete all record and print data of the saved record.
To access menu, go to the main menu page MEMORY
press UP and DOWN to move the cursor point to
MEMORY and press ENTER key the display will show the
memory page. Press ESC key to return to main menu
page.
Figure 7a Memory Page
Press UP and DOWN to change memory page, press and
hold to scroll change memory page. Press PRINT key to
print the memory to the serial port. Press ZERO key to
access the DELETE menu.
Figure 7b Delete last Menu
Press UP and DOWN to select the delete option. If you
selected and press ENTER key, the gauge will return NO

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Marka: Sauter
Kategoria: Niesklasyfikowane
Model: FL 500

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