This article details how to connect to, access and interpret the rundown data that is available on the YZ-T(H) tools using the PC-1 Programming Console.
How to Access the Rundown Data:
1) Connect the PC-1 to the YZ-T using the CC-1-SD
2) PC-1 will boot up automatically upon connection
3) Following initial boot up, MAIN MENU is displayed
4) Press ENT button with RUNDOWN DATA highlighted
5) Rundown data is displayed
Interpreting the Rundown Data:
- The rundown data is displayed in a code sequence on the PC-1.
- The table below explains what the digits (columns) in each row mean.
- 1 row = 1 rundown data record.
- Note: 2 examples are provided below the table for reference.
|
Digit(s) |
Item |
Description |
|
1,2 |
Rundown Sequence # |
(01-99); the cycle number / record ID |
|
3 |
Overall Judgement |
Rundown tightening result •‘A’ : Tightening OK •‘N’ : Tightening NG |
|
4,5 |
Output Value |
Output value at judgement (01-99) |
|
6,7 |
Pulse Number |
Number of pulses at judgement (01-99) |
|
8,9,10 |
Rundown Result Details |
Rundown judgement result details: •‘Aok’ : OK •‘Udr’ : Under Value •‘Ovr’ : Over Value •‘N55’ : Under Pulse •‘N57’ : Over Pulse •‘Slw’ : Pulses exceed preset slow error pulses (70, fixed) including those less than DISPLAY START value |
Examples:
|
Example 1: 03A-20-6-Aok |
|
|
03 |
Rundown #3 |
|
A |
Tightening OK |
|
20 |
Output Value of 20 |
|
6 |
6 Pulses |
|
Aok |
OK |
|
Example 2: 01N-40-18-Ovr |
|
|
01 |
Rundown #1 |
|
N |
Tightening NG |
|
40 |
Output Value of 40 |
|
18 |
18 Pulses |
|
Ovr |
Over Value |
This article details how to connect to, access and interpret the pulse data that is available on the YZ-T(H) tools using the PC-1 Programming Console.
How to Access the Pulse Data:
1) Connect the PC-1 to the YZ-T using the CC-1-SD
2) PC-1 will boot up automatically upon connection
3) Following initial boot up, MAIN MENU is displayed
4) Press ENT button with PULSE DATA highlighted
5) Select Pulse Data entries 1-5 (Max of 5) by highlighting the desired data set and pressing ENT button.
6) Pulse data is displayed
Interpreting the Pulse Data:
- The pulse data is displayed in a code sequence on the PC-1.
- The table below explains what the results mean.
- Example provided below the chart for reference.
|
Item |
Description |
|
RESULT: |
Output value at rundown judgement |
|
NUM: |
Pulse Number |
|
Value 1 |
Value at pulse 1 |
|
Value 2 |
Value at pulse 2 |
|
Value 3 |
Value at pulse 3 |
|
Value N‡ |
Value at pulse N |
‡Max value for N = 70
Example
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