Atlas Copco Power Focus 600 User manual

Power Focus 600
Printed Matter No. 9836 4954 01
Valid for Version No. 1.6
Issue No. 2014-03
2017-10-02
User Guide
WARNING
Read all safety warnings and instructions
Failure to follow the safety warnings and instructions may result in
electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.
Save all warnings and instructions for future reference

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Overview
Safety and operating instructions
WARNING Read all warnings and all instructions. Failure to follow all
the instructions may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal
injury.
Ensure that you read and understand all instructions:
• Safety Information delivered together with the different parts of the sys-
tem.
• Product Instructions for installation, operation and maintenance of the
different parts of the system.
• All locally legislated safety regulations with regard to the system and
parts thereof.
Save all safety information and instructions for future reference.
WARNING Do not change system parameters at random.
• Changed parameters may result in risks of personal injury when handling
the tool.
• Included screenshots of the product interface only show examples of pa-
rameter settings or other configurations and are NOT intended to be gen-
erally applicable, unless otherwise stated.
NOTICE Changing parameters may lead to a decrease in tool performance and
may also slow down the production.
Contact your Atlas Copco representative if questions regarding the safety
and operating instructions arise.
Included images and screenshots
This manual includes screenshots from the product interface. The screenshots
can show examples of parameter settings or other configurations and are NOT
intended to be generally applicable, unless stated otherwise. Check with your
local Atlas Copco representative how to set up your specific system environ-
ment.
System architecture
IAM (Intelligent Application Module)
The Intelligent Application Module (IAM) contains the controller software,
configurations, results, and events. It is located on the backside of the front ac-
cess door and available in two different versions.

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Functionality Joint control Station control
Pset 1 16
Results 30 1000
Events 1000 1000
Batch — Batch sequence – Configure up to
four batch sequences. (1 batch se-
quence = 8 batches x 99 tighten-
ings)
Accessories No external hardware accessories
can be connected or configured.
The following external hardware
accesories can be connected and
configured:
• I/O Expander
• Stacklight
• Operator panel
• Socket selector
• Scanner
QIF accessories
The Power Focus concept features a number of accessories that simplify the
guidance and follow-up of performed tightenings. To use accessories with the
Power Focus a Station control IAM is required. The accessory functions can
be set up from the Accessories menu on the Power Focus unit.
The benefit of using serial bus-based accessories (I/O bus) is that they can be
connected in series, from accessory to accessory rather than hard wiring each
accessory to the Power Focus. This arrangement increases flexibility and quick
installation.
Power Focus uses 24 V DC, 1.5 A to power the bus, which is also used to
power external I/Os. If more current is needed, the bus must be powered exter-
nally. Every device has a 24 V DC input for this purpose.
Note! For further information about the accessories, refer to each accessory’s
user guide.
I/O Expander, sealed
I/O Expander enables the connection of several in-
puts and relays when more than those built-in are re-
quired. There are eight digital inputs, and four digital
and four relay outputs with the same functionality as
the four built-in I/Os. Each input and relay can be
configured individually.
The sealed I/O Expander is designed for more de-
manding environments than I/O Expander.

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Socket selector
Socket selector is a socket tray with LED’s that can
be used to guide the user through, for example, a
Batch sequence. When using more than one Pset it is
very convenient to use a selector. When a socket is
lifted, the corresponding Pset will be selected.
The Socket Selector is available with four or eight
sockets, and communicates on the I/O bus.
Operator panel
Operator panel is an external device for the Power
Focus. It is a general purpose lamp- and switchbox,
replacing the customer specials that are made today.
The Operator panel communicates directly with the
Power Focus and the device configuration is made
through the controller HMI.
Stacklight
Stacklight ESL-04 is a flexible light and switch de-
vice designed to interface with controllers equipped
with an I/O Bus.
Stacklight DSL-03 is a simple and customizable light
and switch device, designed to interface with con-
trollers equipped with Internal I/O connectors instead
of I/O-bus.
The stacklight comes with features such as buzzer, ro-
tating light etc.
Scanner
Scanners are used to facilitate and automate the
process of assembly and selection of tightening pro-
grams.
Scanners can read a barcode or QR code and, based
on that information, select the appropriate batch se-
quence to use for that operation.

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Tool information
The Tool information view contains information used for giving service person-
nel accurate information about the tool connected to the controller so that they
give adequate help and support or for operators to see what tool is connected to
the controller.
Note! A tool must be connected to the controller for the
Tool menu to show information.
On the Tool menu, go to Tool information.
Information Description
Model Tool model denomination.
Max torque The maximum torque the tool is able to produce. This
value is used to calculate the tightening parameter
values depending on Tool max torque.
Max speed The maximum speed the tool is able to produce. This
value is used to calculate the tightening parameter
values depending on Tool max speed.
Gear ratio The ratio of the angular velocity of the input gear to
the angular velocity of the output gear.
Serial number The tool’s serial number can be needed when the cor-
rect version of the Product instruction is required, in
order to get the correct spare parts or service instruc-
tions.
Software version Tool software version.
Product number The tool’s Product or Ordering number.
Software information
The Software view contains information used for giving service personnel accu-
rate information about the software installed on the controller so that they give
adequate help and support, and an option to update and activate the controller
software.

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On the Controller menu, go to Software.
Information Description
Version This is a unique version number of the software cur-
rently activated on the controller.
Hardware information
The hardware information window gives details about controller type and serial
number as well as the controller’s internal boards.
On the Controller menu, go to Hardware.
Auxiliary board
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Description of function and displayed information.
Base board
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Description of function and displayed information.
Connector board
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Description of function and displayed information.
IT board
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Description of function and displayed information.
TPLC board
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Description of function and displayed information.

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Introduction
Power Focus 600 is the latest generation of control and monitoring systems for
quality critical assembly. The system is designed to be the successor of air tool
solutions and DS/DL systems.
The Power Focus 600 is a control system for Tensor ES tools.
Power Focus user interface
This section describes how to get started using the controller interface and gives
an overview of the controller functionalities.
Front panel
The front panel contains a display and a keypad with special keys, navigation
keys and an alphanumeric keypad.
Display A color display showing configura-
tion views and results.
Special keys and Navigation keys Special function keys and arrow
keys for navigation.
Alphanumeric keypad The alphanumeric keypad is used
to enter data into fields and text
boxes.

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Display
Header will either show the main menu or the path to
the current view. Use the right and left arrows to nav-
igate when in the menu.
Content displays the options and functions available
in a specific view on the controller.
Footer contains help information about the selected
option or function.
Keypad
Key
Keyboard
button Name Description
Lock The Lock button activates
the PIN lock. Enter the
PIN to unlock the keypad.
Cancel Cancels the current option
or deletes a selected value.
HOME Home Brings the user back to the
start menu..
F2 Result Go to the result view.
ENTER OK OK is used to execute se-
lected functions, acknowl-
edge events and to enter
data into text boxes.
Arrow keys Navigation Use the arrow keys to nav-
igate in the controller in-
terface.
RIGHT arrow: Execute
selected function, select
current option or view.
LEFT arrow: Leave cur-
rent option or view
Navigation
You navigate in the controller interface by using the arrow keys. Options are se-
lected by pressing OK or the right arrow key. To enter data into a text box press
OK.
Web interface
The web interface is identical to the controller interface. This makes it possible
to configure and program the controller by using a web-browser on a computer
connected to the controller, see section Network settings [Page000].
Note! Users can program the controller from the controller
and the web interface at the same time.

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Navigation
You navigate in the web interface by using the arrow keys on your keyboard.
To select options press ENTER or use the right arrow key, and to enter or con-
firm data in a text box, press ENTER.
Menu overview
The controller has up to eight menus where you can configure tightenings and
hardware accessories, perform tool maintenance, administer software and view
reports.
Note! The Batch menu and the Accessories menu are only
available with the Station control IAM. See section
IAM (Intelligent Application Module) [Page000] for
more information about IAM specifications.
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Tightening Batch Tool Controller Accessories Reports Settings
Psets Scanner Tool informa-
tion
IAM Internal I/O Results Language
Batch and
Batch se-
quence
Start source Software acti-
vation
I/O Expander Events Torque units
Calibration Software up-
date
Stacklight NOK ratio Date and time
Motor tuning Hardware
info.
Operator
panel
Network
Maintenance Export/Import Socket selec-
tor
Result view
PIN
Tightening menu
The Tightening menu lists the tightening configura-
tions (Psets) stored in the controller. Here you can
configure the Psets. Learn more about how to set up
and configure a tightening in section Tightening setup
[Page000].
Batch menu
The Batch menu lists the batch programs (Batch se-
quences) stored in the controller. If using a scanner
with the tool, this is where the scanner is configured.
Learn more about how to set up and configure a batch
sequence in section Batch [Page000].
Note! The controller must be equipped with a Station con-
trol IAM to be able to access batch functionalties.

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Tool menu
The Tool menu has functions related to the tool con-
nected to the controller. Here the user can access in-
formation about the connected tool, perform tool cali-
bration, motor tuning, and set up tool maintenance.
Controller menu
On the Controller menu the user can administer and
install new controller software, view information
about the hardware devices installed on the controller,
and export or import configurations and reports.
Accessories menu
On the Accessories menu the user can configure the
internal I/Os and the hardware accessories that can be
used with the controller such as I/O Expander, Stack-
light, Operator Panel and Socket Selector. The Scan-
ner is configured on the Batch menu.
Note! The controller must be equipped with a Station con-
trol IAM to be able to connect to, and configure ac-
cessories.
Reports menu
On the Reports menu the tightening results, events,
and NOK ratio are available. Depending on IAM type
the number of stored tightening results may vary.
Settings menu
The Settings menu contains settings for to set up the
controller on a LAN, PIN, language, date and time,
torque unit to be used, as well as how to display the
results.
Help menu
The Help menu contains useful help sections about
the controller. The footer on the controller display
also shows relevant help to functions on the con-
troller.
Setup
For instructions on how to mount and connect the Power Focus 600 controller,
refer to the Product instructions (9836 5795 00).

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Network settings
The Power Focus 600 can be set up to be accessed on a Local Area Network
(LAN) or accessed directly from a connected PC. It uses the IPv4 protocol.
Note! Only the Factory Ethernet port can be configured.
The Service Ethernet port has a designated IP ad-
dress, 169.254.1.1, that cannot be configured.
Accessing the controller on LAN
Connect the network cable to the Factory Ethernet port and then either manu-
ally specify the required information or, if available, use the information pro-
vided by the DHCP server. Required information is IP address, Subnet mask,
and Gateway. This information should be provided by the local system admin-
istrator.
Accessing the controller from a connected PC
Connect the PC with a straight through ethernet cable (RJ45) to the Service
Ethernet port and browse to the port’s designated IP address, 169.254.1.1.
Preferences
Language
The controller interface can display the text in the following languages: Eng-
lish, Czech, German, Spanish, French, Korean, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese,
Russian, Swedish, Chinese and Polish.
Torque units
Different countries use different units of measure for length, weight etc. This
can also vary depending on industry. By specifying the torque unit all displayed
torque values will be recalculated and displayed in the chosen unit.
Date and Time
In order to get the correct time stamp on events and results the date and time
must be set.
Parameter Description
Date Controller date is entered on the format yyyymmdd.
Time Controller time is entered on the format hhmmss.
Note! An internal battery will keep date and time set al-
though no external power is connected to the con-
troller, see section Connections [Page000].
Result settings
In Result settings the appearance of the result view can be configured. It can
display results in numbers only or as a trace graph (here called trace).
Trace configuration
To better learn how a tightening behaves and to help setting the tightening pa-
rameters correctly the trace functionality can be activated. Traces can begin ei-
ther from when the trigger is pressed or from after rundown complete.

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Parameter Description Default value
Trace Enables viewing the trace result as
a graph.
Off: No trace is made and results
are shown as numbers.
Trigger pressed: The trace is
drawn from when the tool trigger is
pressed.
Rundown complete: The trace is
drawn from when Rundown com-
plete is reached.
Off
PIN settings
Using a PIN prevents unauthorized usage of the controller or changes being
made by accident. When PIN is activated the user is prompted to enter the PIN
when accessing the controller.
Turn on or off the PIN
The PIN must be a four-digit number in the range 0000–9999. When enabled
the controller locks automatically after 20 seconds or when pressing the Lock
button.
Accessing the controller when locked by PIN
The controller can be accessed via the web browser on a PC connected to the
controller using the Service Ethernet port or the Factory Ethernet port. See Ac-
cessing controller from a connected PC [Page000].
Required hardware
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Connecting accessories
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Emergency stop in Power Focus 600
Power Focus 600 is equipped with an emergency stop function with redundant
breaking according to EN ISO 13849-1 category 3 PL d. It provides a safe sys-
tem that can be used with hand-held tools and systems.
The emergency stop function can be used with an supply disconnecting device
(such as an EM Stop button). When pressed down, it breaks the supply voltage
to the controller. The event 3040 Emergency stop is displayed.
Once the emergency stop has been activated, it has to be reset before the unit
can start again. The reset can be done using the EM Stop button.
For the emergency stop and reset there is a 24 V DC output through the emer-
gency stop terminals on the connector board.
The cable connecting the EM Stop button to the controller is a 0.7 mm2 cable
with a maximum length of 400 meters.
Configuring emergency stop
The Power Focus has an external EM Stop interface on the connector board that
is located behind the front access door.
Connector: Phoenix, 6-pin Headers 3.5mm pitch
Use the following pin configuration:
Pin Function
1 EM RESET IN
2 EM STOP+
3 EM STOP+
4 +24V
5 EM STOP -
6 +24V RET
Resetting emergency stop
Resetting an activated emergency stop can be done by switching the reset but-
ton on the EM Stop button.
System functionality
Tightening
The tightening settings are divided in four stages; Start, Rundown, Tightening,
and Stop. Each one representing a fundamental part of the tightenings process.
Here you configure target values for torque, angle and speed for the tightening
as well as define limits these values must keep within.
See section Basic Tightening Setup [Page000] for instructions on how to set up
a basic tightening and section Tightening setup [Page000] for a more detailed
description of the configurable tightening parameters.
Batch
Batch sequences are used to perform a specified number of tightenings in a spe-
cific order.

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600 can be compared to Job in the Power Focus 4000.
A batch sequence is activated by selecting the batch sequence in the list of
batch sequences and then press OK. This will immediately activate the batch
sequence and show the result view.
Batch sequence settings
A batch sequence can consist of up to eight batches, with a batch size of up to
99 tightenings. The batches in a batch sequence can be carried out in numerical
order, provided they are configured properly, or by using a Socket selector to
decide which batch to run.
Parameters Description
Repeat batch sequence On: The batch sequence is reset and ready to be re-
peated.
Off: The tool is locked and a Pset or batch sequence
must be selected in order to continue performing
tightenings.
Free order No: The configured batches will be executed in the
order listed, provided they have been configured to
perform tightenings. If socket has been specified the
system will prompt for the socket when the batch is to
be performed.
Yes: The configured batches can be executed in any
order. The operator must indicate to the system which
batch to be executed by using a Socket selector.
A batch is regarded as complete when all joints have
been completed.
Increment on NOK Makes it possible to increment the batch counter
value although the tightening is reported as NOK.
Max consecutive NOK Max consecutive NOK are a defined maximum al-
lowed number of consecutive NOK tightenings in a
batch.
Batch settings
A batch is set up to perform a specified number of consecutive tightenings us-
ing the same Pset. Batches must at least have Pset and Batch size specified in
order to run.
Parameter Description
Choose Pset The Pset to use with the batch.
Batch size Number of tightenings the batch will perform.
Socket When using a Socket selector this socket position is
used to activate the batch.
Scanner
Batch > Sources > Scanner configuration
A scanner is used to read a barcode string or a QR code containing information
used to have the controller to choose the appropriate batch sequence.

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The controller will read the characters you specify and put them together to a
string of text. This text string is then matched to the pre-defined strings you
have specified in the cotroller, and if they match the batch sequence linked to
your pre-defined string will be selected.
Barcode strings of a length of up to 1024 characters can be read and they can
contain characters in the positions 32-126 in the ASCII table. If the barcode
contains a string longer than 1024 characters the remaining part of the string,
from position 1025 and forward, will be discarded.
Significant positions
Significant positions are used to specify which characters in the barcode string
to read when putting together the string to match with your pre-defined string.
The number of significant positions must match the number of characters in the
pre-defined strings.
Note! When entering the significant positions on the con-
troller the digits will be separated by a period rather
than a comma. However, the period will be changed
to a comma after the OK button is pressed to enter the
data.
Configuring Significant positions to read in barcode string
The positions in the barcode string are associated with a number between 1–
1024. The string’s first position is 1 and the last is 1024.
String
from
scanner
A B C D E F G H ... X
Number
in string
12345678...1024
The significant positions must be specified following the rules described in the
table below.
Description Significant positions Valid configuration
Barcode string to match
with pre-defined string
Significant positions in or-
der
1,2,3,6,8 Ok ABCFH
Repeating the same posi-
tion
1,1,3,3,8 Ok AACCH
Significant positions in
optional order
7,1,2,3,8 Ok FABCH
Range of numbers 1–3,6,8 Not possible —
Connecting the scanner
The scanner is connected to the controller’s USB port. When connected an icon
will appear next to the scanner item in the accessories menu.
Configuring the scanner
The scanner itself must be set up using a US keyboard, and the scanner shall
emit a carriage return character to terminate the barcode string.

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Valid scanners
At the moment the following scanners are available for use with the Power Focus 600 controller:
• Datalogic PD8530
• Honeywell 4800i
• Intermec SR61T
• Symbol DS3508
Export/Import
Controller > Export/Import
The export and import function lets the user export the events and tightening re-
sults for analysis in external programs. It is also used for transferring Pset,
batch, and controller configurations between controllers.
Note! When using the import function all settings for Pset,
Batch, Accessories and Controller are replaced with
the settings from the import file. Settings for Net-
work, PIN, and results and events will not be im-
ported.
Exported information and file format
Exported files
The exported file is a zip archive containing a binary file with the settings, as
well as two character-separated values (csv) files with results and events.
File Description
PFExport__<Time stamp>_Events.csv A semicolon separated file containing the following
information:
• Severity: Type of event
• Date and time: A time stamp of when the event
occured
• Code: The event ID
• Description: A short description of the event

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File Description
PFExport__<Time stamp>_Results.csv A semicolon separated file containing the following
information:
• Virtual station: Virtual station ID - Not used in
Power Focus 600
• VIN: Vehicle Identification Number
• Status: Tightening status OK or NOK
• Details: A short description of the result status
• Date and time: A time stamp of when the result
occured
• WtpsName: The batch sequence name
• Batch count: Actual tightening step in the batch
sequence
• Pset: The Pset name
• Target torque: The target torque value
• Final torque: The final torque value
• Target angle: The target angle value - Not used in
Power Focus 600
• Final angle: The final angle value
• Rundown angle: The rundown angle value
ExportInfo.txt Information about the controller setup and controller
software.
settings/settings.bin A binary file containing all Psets and Batch settings,
Accessory configurations, and controller settings such
as: Language, Torque units, Date and time, and Re-
sult appearance.
Exported csv file format
The exported csv files uses semicolon as delimiter to separate the fields. If the
regional settings on the computer are set to use another character as delimiter,
for example a comma, you might have to use the program’s import functional-
ity to set the character for separating the fields manually.
Exported results - csv file format
Virtual station;VIN;Status;Details;Date and time;WtpsName;Batch count;Pset;Target torque;;Final
torque;;Target angle;;Final angle;;Rundown angle;;
Virtual Station 1;;Loosening OK;Loosening OK;2014-01-28 11:36:13;;;Loosening;0; Nm;21.8402; Nm;0;
°;0;°;0;°;
Note! The exported numbers, for example Torque values,
uses the decimal point as decimal mark.
Exported events - csv file format
Severity;Date and time;Code;Description
Information;2014-01-22 16:34:57;1000;Controller started

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Export/Import from a PC
When using this function from a PC the user will be prompted to select where
to save or get the exported file.
Export/Import from the controller
When using this function from the controller a USB-device must be connected
to be able to export and import data.
Motor tuning
Tool > Motor tuning
A motor tuning adjusts the tool’s motor control unit to optimize the perfor-
mance and minimize loss. A motor tuning should be performed on each specific
combination of controller and tool together.
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Starting the motor tuning
Before performing the motor tuning make sure tool and controller are set up to
perform tightenings.
Note! The motor tuning takes approximately 30 seconds and
rotates the spindle in both clockwise and counter-
clockwise direction before it is finished.
1. On the Tool menu, go to Motor tuning, and then
select Perform.
2. Press OK to start the Motor tuning.
• If the motor tuning was successful an OK
event will be displayed.
• If the motor tuning was not successful, or the
tool trigger was released before the motor tun-
ing was finished, a NOK event will be dis-
played.
Calibration
Tool > Calibration
Tool calibration is used to control how well a tool corresponds to a reference
transducer.
The calibration value stored in the tool memory is used to adjust the torque
value given by the tool’s torque transducer so that the correct torque value is
displayed on the controller. The controller displays the date when the tool was
last calibrated.
Preparing the calibration
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Make sure tool and controller are set up to perform tightenings. Set up the tool
with a torque reference transducer such as an ACTA or BLM Bench. Please re-
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Choose a Pset with a target torque corresponding to a tightening normally used
with your tool.
See Basic Tightening setup [Page000] for a tutorial on setting up and activat-
ing a suitable Pset.
Calibrating the tool
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To set the tool’s calibration value it must first be calculated from the torque
readings from the controller and the torque reference transducer by using the
equation below.
1. On the Tool menu, select the
tool to calibrate and go to Cali-
bration>Configuration.
2. Note the old calibration value in
the Calibration value text box.
3. Make at least three tightenings
and use the torque values read
from the controller and the refer-
ence transducer (ACTA or simi-
lar) for calculating the mean
torque values.
4. Calculate the new calibration
value using the New calibration
value equation.
5. Store the new calibration value
in tool memory, enter the value
by using the keypad and press
OK.
Setting the tool calibration alarm
The tool calibration alarm enables setting the date when the next calibration is
to be performed.
1. On the Tool menu, select the tool to calibrate and go to Calibration>Con-
figuration.
2. Go to Show alarm and select On.
3. To set the alarm interval, go to Next calibration date and then press OK.
• To keep the calibration interval to once a year just press OK, as the de-
fault value is set to be the same date a year from today provided you
have set the time and date correctly in Settings->Preferences. For more
information, see section Date and time [Page000].
• To set another date enter it on the format yyyymmdd and then press OK.
4. To store the settings go to Apply and press OK.
Controller software update
Controller > Software > Software update

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Installing a second version of the controller software can be useful when per-
forming upgrades on multiple controllers. When production is ready for chang-
ing to the upgraded software, activation of the new software version can be
made locally on the controller or from a remote computer.
A new software distribution can be installed either by connecting a USB flash
drive containing the software to the controller’s USB port or by using the web
interface.
Note! The Software update option is only visible when
browsing to the controller interface from a PC. The
user will be prompted to update the software when in-
serting a mass storage device with a valid software
version in the USB port
After the installation the user is prompted to activate the software. See Con-
troller software activation [Page000].
Note! The software update file must not be unzipped and
must be stored in a folder named PFImages in the
root on the USB flash drive.
Software update from USB
The installation wizard will start automatically when connecting the USB flash
drive to the controller. Follow the instructions to finish installation.
Software update from Web interface
To install the software from the web interface:
1. On the Controller menu, go to Software, and then select Software update
and click Choose File.
2. Browse and choose the software upgrade file and follow the instructions to
finish installation.
Controller software activation
Controller > Software > Software activation
The controller can store two installed software versions. By using the Software
activation it is possible to choose which software version to use. Software acti-
vation can be performed either locally from the controller or remotely from a
web-browser.
Note! The activation process requires a restart of the con-
troller.
To activate the installed software:
1. On the Controller menu, go to Software, and then select Software activa-
tion.
2. Press OK to start activation, and follow the instructions.