Operating manual BE Series X32 10
12. Calibration must be repeated once the cause
of the error has been eliminated. A properly
progressing calibration process is indicated
by the switching of the green indicator light on
the remote control from blinking to permanent
light.
13. After successfully undergoing calibration, the
power pack is prepared for automatic bolting
processes and their documentation on the
control unit. Also, following successful
calibration, the control unit will display the
corresponding bolting screen which indicates
the bolting process associated with the
bolting application (torque or torque-angle
bolting):
Example Torque-Angle Bolting Process
The bolting process is completed as described.
While bolting is undergoing, the control unit will
indicate the progress of the bolting process. The
control unit indicates the increase in torque during
torque bolting, while only initially indicating the
increase in torque for torque-angle bolting
processes. The control unit will indicate the
increase of the tightening angle once the torque
angle bolting process has reached the snug
torque:
Example Torque-Angle Bolting Process (left: during bolting;
right: when the bolted connection has been completed)
When a bolting process has been completed
successfully (torque bolting: torque has been
reached within the allotted time frame; torque-
angle bolting: tightening angle has been reached,
and the torque corresponding to the tightening
angle is within the tolerance limit stored in the
bolting application definition), the following
message will be displayed including the
parameters that have been reached (here: the
generated torque):
Before shifting the position of the hydraulic torque
wrench, you should switch off the power pack by
pressing the red switch on the side. You can place
the hydraulic torque wrench onto the next bolting
and bolt it down without the need to acknowledge
the information on the control unit that has been
reported to the control unit by the power pack. The
active bolting counter is increased by one (the
control unit keeps "counting" automatically). The
evaluation of whether the bolting operation was
completed properly is performed automatically by
the system. The bolt data (operator's name, etc.)
are also stored automatically for the next bolting
unless they were changed (e. g. during a shift
change).
If the system discovered an error during the bolting
process, it will issue a corresponding error
message.
Example on the left: Tightened bolt; on the right: Abort by user
