Delta Regis ICESL6 User manual

ICESL6 Screwdrivers with Internal Counter
Operation Manual
DELTA REGIS
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CAUTION - Please read, understand, and follow all operating and safety instructions in
this manual before using the ICESL6 Series Screwdrivers and Controllers.
Applies to the following Screwdriver Models:
ICESL623, ICESL623P, ICESL623F, ICESL623PF, ICESL624, ICESL624P (-ESD)
ICESL628, ICESL628P, ICESL628F, ICESL628PF, ICESL629, ICESL629P (-ESD)
Applies to the following Controller Models:
BECT620C, BECT620IC, BECT640HL
Do not attempt to use these screwdrivers with power supplies/controllers other than as
specied in this manual.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at:
Delta Regis Tools, Inc.
3315 Industrial 25th St.
Ft. Pierce FL 34946
USA
Ph [phone]
Fx [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.deltaregis.com
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Please read and understand the operation manual and follow all safety and operation instructions.1.
Use these products in a suitable dry, indoor location. Do not use the tools and controllers in damp, wet or high2.
temperature environments. Do not use in the presence of ammable liquids or gases.
Ensure that the controller has proper ventilation. Do not expose the tools and controllers to areas subject to3.
airborne contaminants (eg. dust, metal lings).
Use only a properly grounded electrical outlet of the correct supply voltage to power the screwdriver controller.4.
Ensure that the supply outlet is overload protected and of sufcient amperage capacity.5.
Use only the correct plug for the controller and outlet. Hold the plug of the power cord when connecting or6.
disconnecting. Do not pull on the cable.
Do not expose the cable, tool or controller to oil, chemicals, or heat. Ensure that the cable is routed and used7.
in such a manner as to not be subject to sharp objects that may abrade or cut the cable.
Locate the controller in a suitable, safe location on a steady surface. Do not place in a high location where8.
there may be a risk of it falling. Secure the controller in position to prevent possible movement caused by
pulling on the power or tool cables.
Do not cover the controller or stack any objects on top of or near the controller. Ensure that adequate 9.
clearance and ventilation is provided around the perimeter of the controller.
The ‘BECT6’ series controllers are for use exclusively with Delta Regis brand screwdrivers as specied on the 10.
following pages. Use of the controller (or screwdriver) with any other screwdriver (or controller) may result in
malfunction, damage, or injury.
In the event that the controller is overloaded beyond the maximum current rating, an internal fuse will disrupt11.
power. Should the controller stop functioning, or exhibit abnormal or intermittent operation, please discontinue
use immediately and send the controller to an authorized service centre for troubleshooting and repair.
Excessive duty cycle will cause the tool and/or controller to overheat. If this occurs, discontinue use until12.
cooled down and reduce cycle rate. As a general rule, do not exceed 10-15 screws/minute.
The brushless screwdrivers incorporate a protection circuit which stops the electric screwdriver if the tool is13.
switched from forward to reverse while running. Should this happen, the operator must release the tool trigger
and restart the fastening cycle.
Turn the main power switch off when the controller is not being used. Unplug the controller if it is not being14.
used on a regular basis.
Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the screwdriver or controller. Repairs should only be performed by15.
qualied technicians properly trained in the safe operation, troubleshooting, and repair of these devices.
Please consult Delta Regis for the location of the nearest service depot.
Use only the factory specied Delta Regis brand replacement parts and accessories with these tools and 16.
controllers.
Any damage to the tool and/or controller resulting from misuse, abuse, or failure to follow these guidelines will17.
void the limited product warranty.
Important - Installation and Safety
Warning - Failure to understand and follow proper installation guidelines, safety requirements,
and operating instructions may result in malfunction, component damage, property damage,
shock hazard, re hazard, injury or death.
Grounding - This controller (and AC power cord) is equipped with a 3-prong electrical receptacle/plug
with ground pin. The controller must be connected to a properly grounded AC electrical outlet. Do not
attempt to use this controller without a properly functioning ground connection. Never connect a live
circuit to the ground pin or internal yellow-green ground wire.

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ICESL6 Drivers with Internal Counter
Model Number Start Type Range In.Lbs Range Nm
Speed (RPM)
Hi / Lo
Length
in / mm
Grip Dia.
in / mm
Weight
lbs / g
Use with Power
Supply model
32VDC Brushless Screwdrivers with Internal Counter
ICESL623-ESD Lever 1.3 - 10.5 0.15 - 1.18 1000 / 700
10.6 / 270 1.5 / 37 1.3 / 580
BECT620C
or
BECT620IC
(‘F’ fast tools)
ICESL623P-ESD Push 1.7 - 10.5 0.20 - 1.18 1000 / 700
ICESL623F-ESD Lever 1.3 - 10.5 0.15 - 1.18 2000
ICESL623PF-ESD Push 1.7 - 10.5 0.20 - 1.18 2000
ICESL624-ESD Lever 2.6 - 16.5 0.29 - 1.86 1000 / 700
ICESL624P-ESD Push 2.6 - 16.5 0.29 - 1.86 1000 / 700
40VDC Brushless Screwdrivers with Internal Counter
ICESL628-ESD Lever 8.7 - 26.0 0.98 - 2.94 1000 / 750
11.6 / 294 1.6 / 40 1.8 / 820 BECT640HL
ICESL628P-ESD Push 8.7 - 26.0 0.98 - 2.94 1000 / 750
ICESL628F-ESD Lever 8.7 - 26.0 0.98 - 2.94 2000
ICESL628PF-ESD Push 8.7 - 26.0 0.98 - 2.94 2000
ICESL629-ESD Lever 17.4 - 43.4 1.96 - 4.90 1000 / 750
ICESL629P-ESD Push 17.4 - 43.4 1.96 - 4.90 1000 / 750
Controller model BECT640HL provides the power required to run all models of high torque
40VDC Brushless Series Screwdriver. This includes tool models ICESL628(F/P/PF)-629(P).
CE/RoHS/ETL Approved.
Controller for 40VDC Brushless Drivers
Model
Number Outlets Speeds
Tool
Connector Output Input
Dimensions
L x W x H (mm)
Weight
(kg)
Use only with
Screwdriver Models
BECT640HL 1 Hi/Lo 6 pin 40/30VDC, 220W 100-240VAC, 6.3A 210 x 118 x 85 1.8 All 40V DC Brushless
Power supply shipped with standard North American cordset. For EU cord, add sux ‘E’; for UK cord, add sux ‘UK’.
BECT640HL
HI/LO SPD CONTROLLER
The BECT620C and BECT620IC Controllers are specically for use with Delta Regis 32VDC Brushless Screwdrivers, including
models ICESL623-624(P/F/PF). The BECT620IC is recommended for use with fast tool models ICESL623F/PF.
One controller (ordered separately) is required per screwdriver. Select the appropriate controller for your screwdriver
model. CE/RoHS/ETL Approved.
Controllers for 32VDC Brushless Drivers
Model
Number (1) Outlets Speeds
Tool
Connector Output Input
Dimensions
L x W x H (mm)
Weight
(kg)
BECT620C 1 Hi/Lo 6 pin 32/24V DC 100-240V AC 145 x 60 x 35 0.25
BECT620IC 1 Hi/Lo 6 pin 32/24V DC 100-240V AC 195 x 76 x 56 0.45
(1) Part number with North American cordset. For EU cord, add sux ‘E’ , UK cord add sux ‘UK’.
BECT620IC
CONTROLLER
Model Numbers and Specifications

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Getting Started
Connect the 6-pin cable of the ICESL6 Series Screwdriver into a compatible Delta Regis controller. Please see the
screwdriver model chart on the preceeding page for proper power supply/controller selection. Ensure that the cable
is installed in the proper orientation (spring guard at tool end) and that the connectors are seated properly with the
fastening rings secured.
Plug the controller into a properly grounded AC outlet. Set the HI/LO speed switch of the controller in the desired
position, based on the RPM requirements of the fastening application. Please note that the position of the controller’s
HI/LO switch will affect screw rundown times and must be set before the screwdriver’s time parameters are
programmed.
Turn ON the main power switch on the back of the controller. The audible alarm will beep and the display panel
will cycle through a start-up sequence, ending with the current batch count value (SC) showing in the display. If the
screwdriver has been previously programmed to run a loop of multiple sequences, ‘U1’ will show in the display. The
screwdriver is ready to run the current sequence.
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Torque Adjusting Nut
Turn to adjust torque. Higher values on scale indicate
a higher torque setting. Numbers on the scale are for
reference only and are not actual torque values.
Bit Holder
Retract sleeve to
insert/remove bits.
Housing Nut
Remove housing nut to
install torque locking sleeve.
Suspension Ring
Use to suspend the screwdriver
from a tool balancer.
Forward/Reverse Switch
Three position switch with center
position being OFF. Set to OFF
position when changing bits.
Keypad and Display
Display shows count value. Buttons
and display are used for entering
program parameters.
Tool Cable
Connects to controller.
Start Lever
Press to start screwdriver on lever start
models. Apply downward force on tool
to start push-start models.
Proper Grip
To prevent damage to your investment, it is essential that all users have a proper and
secure grip on the screwdriver at all times. As shown, the user has a rm grip on the
screwdriver with the FWD/REV switch easily reached with the thumb and the start lever
with the index nger.
Note: A rm grip is required to prevent the tool from spinning and possibly damaging
the unit.
Inserting / Removing Bits
Push the bit retainer sleeve inwards and hold - this releases the balls that hold
the bit in place. The bit can now be inserted or removed. After inserting a bit,
release the bit retainer sleeve and pull back and forth on the bit to ensure that it
is properly locked into place.

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Adjusting Torque
We recommend the use of an appropriate torque tester and static joint 1.
testing after installation (eg - using a torque wrench) to verify proper torque
settings at the installed fastener.
Increase or decrease the torque by rotating the Torque Adjustment Nut.2.
Rotating the torque adjusting nut clockwise (towards a higher number on 3.
torque scale) increases torque output.
Rotating the adjusting nut counterclockwise decreases torque output.4.
Verify the new setting.5. A number of factors will affect torque output from
one application to another. Final torque adjustment should be made on the
application through a of series of gradual increases. Always start below the
desired torque and work upward.
Remove the housing nut from the electric screwdriver after setting the6.
desired torque and attach the torque locking sleeve. This will help avoid
accidental torque adjustment.
Note: The numbers on the torque scale are for reference only and do not
indicate actual torque value.
During the break-in period of the screwdriver, output torque may decay somewhat as the mechanical components
wear in. It is adviseable that the user tests output torque periodically and makes adjustments as necessary to
ensure that the tool is meeting the user’s requirements.
Operating the Screwdriver
Grip the screwdriver rmly and engage the screwdriver bit into the head of the fastener. Keeping the bit in-line with
the fastener, apply an appropriate amount of downward force and start the screwdriver (lever or push). Hold the
trigger until the fastener seats and the clutch automatically shuts off the driver. Release the trigger. To back out a
fastener, switch the FWD/REV switch to the REV position, then trigger the screwdriver until the fastener is backed
out. Please note that the clutch will operate in the reverse direction (approx. 30% higher torque than FWD).
Keypad and Programming Basics
‘P’ BUTTON
Pressing and holding the ‘P’ button for 5+
seconds will cause the display to go blank
and the green LED to light up. In this mode
the screwdriver will function at HI/LO speed,
but there will be no other functionality
(counting, etc). Press and hold ‘P’ from
this mode to restore the display and added
functionality.
Other uses of ‘P’ are explained where
required throughout this manual.
‘S’ BUTTON
The ‘S’ button is used primarily for entering
the program editing mode and cycling
through the available program settings.
Other uses of the ‘S’ button 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.
SOFTWARE KEYPAD LOCK
Pressing S + 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.
‘R’ (RESET) BUTTON
Pressing the ‘R’ button resets all
programmed values to the initial
factory settings.

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SEQUENCE NUMBER (SL)
There are 5 programmable screw fastening sequences (SL=’U1’ to ‘U5’) available. In many cases, only the rst
sequence (U1) will be needed. If the screwdriver is used to install a batch of fasteners with varying requirements,
multiple sequences may be necessary. For example, if an assembly requires the installation of 5 screws, where 3
screws are short and 2 screws are long, the controller can be programmed with 2 unique sequences - a sequence
for the short screws and one for the long screws. This would allow different time windows to be set-up for the two
different screw lengths. Each sequence must be programmed separately, and numbered in the order that the screws
will be installed (starting with Sequence U1). In this example, if the 3 short screws are to be installed rst, enter the
program for Sequence ‘U1’ with a batch quantity of 3 and time parameters for the short screw. Repeat the program
steps for Sequence ‘U2’ with a batch quantity of 2 and the time parameters for the long screw. Set Sequence ‘U3’ to
a batch quantity of ‘00’ to signify that there are no further fasteners to install. Finally, enter the program edit mode one
last time and select Sequence Number ‘UU’. When SL is set at ‘UU’, the program will loop sequentially through the
available sequences starting with ‘U1’ until it encounters a sequence with a batch count setting = 0, signifying the end
of the assembly - at this point, the program returns to ‘U1’ to start the next assembly cycle.
BATCH COUNT SETTING (SC)
Enter the desired number of fasteners to be installed per batch. The display will show the SC value at the beginning
of the assembly process and count down by one as each successful fastener is installed. The count will only
decrement (and indicate a ‘GOOD’ rundown) if the rundown cycle falls within the limits set by the min and max
rundown time settings (see below). When all fasteners in the batch have been installed, the controller will indicate that
the batch is complete and the count will reset to the SC value for the next cycle.
If, after a good rundown, the operator runs the screwdriver in reverse, the batch count value will increment. The count
will increment either by 1 only, or by the number of reverse cycles run, depending on the setting of parameter Rn.
The batch count can be reset to begin a new batch by pressing the S button.
END OF BATCH RESET TIME (Rt)
When a rundown batch is completed, the controller provides a visual indication (OK light) and audible indication
(depending on audible settings) that the batch is complete, followed by a reset of the display count for the beginning
of the next batch. The END OF BATCH RESET TIME value determines how long these indicators will stay on before
the batch count resets. Please note that the screwdriver cannot be operated during this reset time period.
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM RUNDOWN TIME SETTINGS (Ht, Lt)
The controller determines whether a fastener rundown is deemed GOOD (OK) or NO GOOD (NG) by comparing the
actual time taken for the rundown cycle to a time window programmed by the user. For example, a cross threaded
screw will cause the screwdriver to shut-off too early (before min time) and a stripped screw will cause the driver to
run too long (beyond max time).
Cycle
Start
MIN Time MAX Time
NO GOOD (NG) GOOD (OK) NO GOOD (NG)
If the fastening cycle completes (clutch trips) within the programmed time window, the
rundown cycle will be accepted as GOOD (OK) and the batch count will decrement.
Time (seconds)
RECONFIRM TIME (LL)
If the assembly process requires that the operator has the ability to ‘double-hit’ the fastener (release and retrigger
the screwdriver on a fastener that has just been installed), a reconrm time LL can be programmed. During this time
period (which immediately follows the completion of the rundown), the operator is able to re-trigger the tool without
causing a No Good (NG) error signal to be generated.
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NOTES / GUIDELINES:
Programming Mode Locks
To view / edit the sequences, the software lock (toggled
by pressing S+UP simultaneously) must be unlocked
(Un). If the lock is on when you attempt to enter
programming an LC will be displayed.
(Rt) Batch Reset Time
At batch completion, the screwdriver will not operate
for the length of the batch reset time setting.
(Ht) High Time and (Lt) Low Time
The Ht and Lt settings establish a time window for OK/
NG evaluation of a fastener rundown. LowTime (Lt)
must be set to a value lower than High Time (Ht) during
programming or an error will occur.
Ht value must be > Lt.
Once the value for‘rt’ (or Rn) is
set, press Sto return to normal
operation.The display will
show the batch count value.
(Note - if‘LL’is set to a value
other than 0.00,‘rt’will not
be available for programming
and the last option will be‘Rn’)
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Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(0.00-9.90 sec.)
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(0.00-9.90 sec.)
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(0.00-9.90 sec.)
The values for Lt, LL, and rt are
3-digit time values in seconds, with
a format of x.xx.
To view/edit the entered value,
toggle left and right using the‘P’
button.The position of the decimal
point on the screen indicates
whether you are viewing the‘ones’
and‘tenths’digits, or the‘tenths’and
‘hundredths’digits respectively.
Note that the‘tenths’digit appears
on both screens.
3-digit time values
Cycle NG if rundown time > Ht
Press and hold
Sbutton for 3
seconds until ‘SL’
displays. Release to
view programmed
value.
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(U1 - U5, UU)
Press until
‘SC’displays.
Release to
view value.
Press until
‘Rt’displays.
Release to
view value.
EDIT PROGRAM SL = Sequence List Number
5 available sequences, UU = looping function
SC = Screw Batch Count
# of screws per batch
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(00-99 screws)
Rt = End of Batch Reset Time
Delay after batch OK - tool inactive
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(0.1-9.9 sec.)
Press until
‘Ht’displays.
Release to
view value.
Ht = High Time Setting (max. rundown time)
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(0.1-9.9 sec.)
Press until
‘Lt’displays.
Release to
view value.
Lt = Low Time Setting (min. rundown time)
3 digit value, format‘x.xx.’, P to toggle left/right, value shown = 1.25
Press until
‘LL’displays.
Release to
view value.
LL = Re-Hit Screw Time (re-tighten screw after OK rundown)
3 digit value, format‘x.xx.’, P to toggle left/right, value shown = 0.50
Press until
‘ns’displays.
Release to
view value.
ns = Disable Screwdriver when Error (NG) occurs
Forward rotation only, if ns = y, operator must press‘S’to continue use after an error
Select from:
n = no (o, driver stays enabled)
y = yes (on, disable FWD upon error)
Press until
‘Rn’displays.
Release to
view value.
Rn = Effect of Running Driver in Reverse on Count Value
Count change if tool is run multiple times in reverse (excludes after NG)
Select from:
n = count back once only
y = count for each reverse cycle
Press until
‘rt’displays.
Release to
view value.
rt = Auto Reverse Time (after clutch shut-off, LL must be set to 0.00)
3 digit value, format‘x.xx.’, P to toggle left/right, value shown = 0.25

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Press UP arrow
and‘P’until‘dt’
or‘tt’displays.
Release to view
value.
dt = Standby Time between rundowns
standby time in seconds between rundown cycles
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(00-99 seconds)
Press‘S’to exit setting of‘dt’value..
If‘dt’value is greater than‘00’, tool will
return to run mode and display will
show the count value.
If‘dt’= 00, program will stay in edit
mode and switch to editing of‘tt’value.
tt = Total Batch Time
overall allowable batch time in minutes
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(00-99 minutes)
Press‘S’to exit setting of‘tt’value.
Tool will return to run mode and display
will show the count value.
Optional ‘dt’ and ‘tt’ Cycle Time Alarms
Two optional alarms are provided to alert the operator if too much time is being taken to run the screws into the
assembly. The ‘dt’ Standby Time alarm can be set in 1 second intervals. It is the allowable time to run each screw cycle.
If, during the batch, the screwdriver remains idle for a time exceeding the ‘dt’ value, an audible alarm will sound and
the display will ash ‘dt’ until the driver is triggered for the next cycle. (Note: depending on other program settings, the
operator may need to press ‘S’ to continue driving screws if ‘dt’ is ashing in the display.)
The ‘tt’ Total Batch Time alarm can be set in 1 minute intervals. If the batch is not completed within the ‘tt’ time setting,
an alarm will sound and the display will ash ‘tt’ until the operator runs the driver and completes the batch. Only one of
the two optional alarms can be selected for use.
Audible Alarm Settings / OK and NG Lights
Along with the two digit count display, the screwdriver also provides visual and audible indication of rundown OK,
rundown NG, and batch complete.
The multi-color LED above the display illuminates green for OK and red for NG (no good) to indicate whether the
fastening cycle was acceptable based on the programmed parameters. When the fastening batch is successfully
completed, the LED will light green for OK and the batch count value will reset after a time delay determined by
the value programmed into Rt (End of batch Reset Timer).
To suit individual user preferences, four variations of the audible alert are available. When active, the audible
alert provides a single short beep for rundown OK, a single long beep for batch complete, three short beeps for
rundown NG (below MIN time setting) and ve short beeps for rundown NG (above MAX time setting).
The four selectable settings are:
ON sounds when... OK / NG / Batch Complete
OF sounds when... NG
FF sounds when... NG / Batch Complete
EF sounds when... OK / Batch Complete
To change the audible alert setting, with the screwdriver in operating mode (not in programming mode), press the
UP and DOWN arrow keys simultaneously. The controller will loop to the next available audible setting and show
the new current audible setting value in the display.
Press the UP & DOWN arrow keys
simultaneously to choose the next
available audible alarm setting.

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Run the screwdriver on the fastening application - the display will show the cycle time to complete the rundown.
Repeat running the screwdriver on the application as many times as necessary to establish an acceptable time
value for ‘Ht’.
When nished running test cycles, press ‘P’ to exit learn mode. The last recorded value will be stored as ‘Ht’ for
the applicable sequence number. ‘Lt’ will be set to zero.
Enter the Programming Mode (press and hold ‘S’ for 3 sec) to review/verify the settings and make any nal
adjustments to the time window values. Please refer to the programming ow chart for further details on settings
and values.
Press S+P until
‘Ln’displays.
Release to edit
‘SL’value
Ln = Learn Mode; step 1 - select sequence number
Select the sequence number for this fastening time test
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(U1-U5)
Press until
‘SC’displays.
Release to
view value.
Press until
‘Rt’displays.
Release to
view value.
SC = Screw Batch Count
# of screws per batch
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(00-99 screws)
Rt = End of Batch Reset Time
Adjust value
UP / DOWN
(0.1-9.9 sec.)
Press until
‘Ht’displays.
Release to
start test.
Ht = High Time Setting (max. rundown time)
Display shows value of 0.0 seconds.
Orange LED ashes indicating screwdriver is in learn mode.
The screwdriver’s learn mode assists in determining proper Ht time window settings for the specic fastening
application. The operator will be allowed to run multiple rundown cycles (as many as desired) and the display
will show the actual cycle time for each rundown.
To enter Learn Mode:
Rundown Evaluation (Learn) Mode
While the screwdriver is in the normal operational mode, the batch count value can be reset to start a new batch
by pressing and holding the ‘P’ button for 3 seconds. The software keypad lock must be off (Un) in order for the
P button to function.
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Display Codes
The LED display may show one of a several codes, signifying that an error has occurred and operator action is
required.
En - A set-up error has occurred and requires correction. eg - Lt value entered is greater than Ht value.
dt - the Standby Timer has timed out - run the screwdriver to complete the cycle.
tt - the Total Batch Time has timed out - run the screwdriver to complete the batch.
tr - option ‘ns=y’ and operator has pressed ‘S’ to continue after a NG rundown, then switched to reverse.
Cycling in reverse at this time will not change the count value as reverse was initiated after a NG.
Delta Regis BECT6 Series Controllers are not user serviceable. Any repairs must be performed by a Delta Regis
authorized service center. Please consult Delta Regis Tools for further information and the location of the nearest
authorized service center.
Repairs to brushless DC screwdrivers must be performed by trained personnel, knowledgeable and qualied in the
repair of DC electric screwdrivers. Use only genuine Delta Regis parts when servicing these products.
Do not attempt to modify the tools or controllers.
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(1) GND (black)
(2) OK (brown)
(3) NG (red)
(4) OK All (Orange)
Connector plugs into control board inside of tool housing.
Tab must be removed at top of housing to allow pigtail wire
to pass through to the outside.
Output Signal Connection
An output signal pigtail connector is included in the box with the screwdriver for connecting to a PLC, if required.
Outputs are available for OK (good rundown cycle), NG (no good), and OK ALL (batch complete).
Outputs are open collector, sinking type - user supplied input must not exceed 24VDC, 10mA max.
(1) GND
(2) OK
(3) NG
(4) OK ALL
24 VDC,
10 mA
max. input
Warranty
The ICESL6 Series Tools and Controllers are warranted for one year from the date of purchase against defects in
material and workmanship. In addition, the brushless motor in the ICESL6 Series Screwdrivers is warranted for three
years from the date of purchase against defects in material and workmanship. This warranty does not cover damage
due to transportation, abuse, misuse, or improper service. Our sole remedy is to repair or replace (at our discretion)
any unit found to be defective due to defects in material or workmanship. It is the responsibility of the user to return
any product thought to be defective, freight prepaid, to our warehouse for inspection and evaluation.
There is no warranty of merchantability or tness of purpose. In no event will Delta Regis Tools, Inc.
be liable for business interruptions, loss of prots, harm, injury, damage, personal injury, cost of delay,
or any other special, indirect, incidental, or consequential losses, costs, or damages.