Stahlwille MANOSKOP 714 User manual

English version of original German operating
instructions
STAHLWILLE
Electromechanical torque and angle wrench
MANOSKOP®714
Status 09/2016

Introduction to the operating instructions
2
Preface
These operating instructions help you to make
proper,
safe and
economical
use of the MANOSKOP®714 electromechanical
torque and angle wrench.
Target group of these
operating instructions
These operating instructions are aimed at torque
and angle wrench users.
We assume that these persons possess general
technical knowledge.
Each person who undertakes the following activities
with the torque and angle wrench must have read
and understood the entire content of these
operating instructions:
Set-up
Programming
Operation
Maintenance or
Disposal
If you do not understand any of the information in
these operating instructions or information is
missing, please contact
EDUARD WILLE GmbH & Co. KG.
The full address can be found on the last page of
these operating instructions.

Contents
Introduction to the operating instructions...................................................................................................6
Availability...........................................................................................................................................................6
Supplements.......................................................................................................................................................6
Structural features ..............................................................................................................................................6
Safety..............................................................................................................................................................6
Proper use..........................................................................................................................................................6
Basic safety instructions.....................................................................................................................................7
Avoiding risks of injury..............................................................................................................................7
Avoiding damage to the torque and angle wrench...................................................................................7
Avoiding malfunctions ..............................................................................................................................8
Environmental pollution due to incorrect disposal....................................................................................8
Handling rechargeable batteries and batteries...................................................................................................8
Structural features of the danger notices............................................................................................................9
Structural features of notices regarding material and environmental damage...................................................9
Transportation, scope of delivery and storage ...........................................................................................9
Description...................................................................................................................................................10
Device characteristics.......................................................................................................................................10
Identification......................................................................................................................................................11
Accuracy...........................................................................................................................................................11
Symbols and markings.....................................................................................................................................11
Display and buttons..........................................................................................................................................12
Direct input, measuring and function modes....................................................................................................14
MANOSKOP®direct input.......................................................................................................................14
Function modes......................................................................................................................................15
Technical data ..................................................................................................................................................17
Installing the SENSOMASTER software.....................................................................................................21
Preparing the torque and angle wrench.....................................................................................................23
Prerequisites for use.........................................................................................................................................23
Inserting batteries.............................................................................................................................................23
Selecting inserts and plug-in tools....................................................................................................................24
Installing and removing plug-in tools................................................................................................................25
Plug-in tool installed "as standard".........................................................................................................25
Plug-in tool installed rotated by 180°......................................................................................................26
Determining the extension length.....................................................................................................................26
Switching the torque and angle wrench on and off ..........................................................................................26
Taring the torque and angle wrench.................................................................................................................26
Taring on switching on ...........................................................................................................................27
Manual taring..........................................................................................................................................27

Menu overview.............................................................................................................................................27
Menu structure in direct input...........................................................................................................................27
Torque measuring mode........................................................................................................................28
Angle measuring mode ..........................................................................................................................30
Torque-angle measuring mode..............................................................................................................32
Angle-torque measuring mode...............................................................................................................34
"Configuration & Data" menu............................................................................................................................36
Configuration menu item........................................................................................................................36
Data menu item......................................................................................................................................36
Messages menu item.............................................................................................................................36
Version Info menu item ..........................................................................................................................37
Basic menu operation .................................................................................................................................37
Moving in the menus.........................................................................................................................................37
Inputting values.................................................................................................................................................37
Calling up direct input.......................................................................................................................................37
Calling up predefined sequence plans .............................................................................................................38
Calling up the configuration menu....................................................................................................................39
Undertaking settings on the PC..................................................................................................................40
Connecting the torque and angle wrench to the PC.........................................................................................40
Factory settings ................................................................................................................................................41
Changing the menu language ..........................................................................................................................41
Setting the time for automatic shut-off..............................................................................................................42
Setting password protection.............................................................................................................................42
Disconnecting the torque and angle wrench from the PC................................................................................42
Using the torque and angle wrench ...........................................................................................................43
Actuating the torque and angle wrench............................................................................................................43
Working in "Click" function mode ...........................................................................................................44
Working in "Track" function mode..........................................................................................................44
Working in "Peak" function mode...........................................................................................................45
Controlled left-hand tightening ...............................................................................................................45
Working through a sequence plan....................................................................................................................46
Manually saving bolting values.........................................................................................................................47
Correcting and saving exceeded torque...........................................................................................................47
Practical examples ......................................................................................................................................48
Torque measuring mode ..................................................................................................................................48
Angle measuring mode.....................................................................................................................................50
Torque-angle measuring mode ........................................................................................................................52
Angle-torque measuring mode.........................................................................................................................54
Reacting to malfunction messages............................................................................................................56

Replacing batteries...........................................................................................................................................57
Cleaning the torque and angle wrench......................................................................................................58
Repair, maintenance and calibration..........................................................................................................58
Repairing the torque and angle wrench............................................................................................................58
Notes on calibration..........................................................................................................................................58
Accessories..................................................................................................................................................59
Inserts with square drive...................................................................................................................................59
Plug-in tools......................................................................................................................................................59
Rechargeable battery .......................................................................................................................................59
Calibration and adjustment...............................................................................................................................59
Service range....................................................................................................................................................59
Disposal........................................................................................................................................................59

Introduction to the operating instructions
6
Introduction to the operating
instructions
Availability
You must always keep a complete and legible copy
of the operating instructions at the location at which
the torque and angle wrench is used.
If these operating instructions become lost or
unusable, a new copy can be requested from
EDUARD WILLE GmbH & Co. KG.
These operating instructions can also be
downloaded from the "www.manoskop714.de"
website.
The generally applicable and local regulations
regarding accident prevention and environmental
protection must be made available and observed in
addition to these operating instructions.
Supplements
Regularly supplement the operating instructions at
the relevant point of use with instructions based on
Legal regulations concerning accident prevention,
Legal regulations concerning environmental
protection and
Trade association stipulations.
Structural features
Defined structural features are assigned to the
various elements within the operating instructions.
You can therefore easily determine the type of text
which this involves:
Normal text,
BUTTONS on the device
Lists or
Action steps.
Notices with this symbol contain general
information and information regarding the
economical use of the torque and angle
wrench.
Safety
Proper use
The MANOSKOP®714 electromechanical torque
and angle wrench is used for measuring torques
and angles during the controlled tightening and
release of threaded connections in the workshop
area. To do this, an appropriate plug-in tool must be
connected to the torque and angle wrench. A
reference arm is not required when measuring
angles.
Never exceed the maximum limit torque of 125 % of
the nominal value.
Proper use additionally includes:
Compliance with all of the notices contained in
these operating instructions, particularly the safety
instructions
Observance of and compliance with the relevant
accident prevention regulations of the responsible
trade association and all other applicable safety
regulations .
Any other use is regarded as improper.
EDUARD WILLE GMBH & CO. KG accepts no
liability for damage arising as a result of this.

Safety
7
Improper operation particularly includes
The uncontrolled release of seized, e.g. rusted
tight, threaded connections
Use as a crowbar
Use as an impact tool.
Basic safety instructions
The torque and angle wrench is a precision tool and
must accordingly be handled with care. Avoid
mechanical, chemical or thermal influences which
exceed the stresses involved in proper use.
Make sure that extreme climatic conditions such as
cold, heat and humidity are unable to influence
accuracy.
Do not overload the torque wrench. Adhere to the
measuring range data on the model plate under all
circumstances. The torque and angle wrench may
otherwise be damaged.
Avoiding risks of injury
Do not use the torque and angle wrench as an
impact tool.
Check the torque and angle wrench and all
accessories for damage prior to use. Never use a
damaged torque and angle wrench or damaged
accessories.
Rechargeable batteries, batteries and small parts
such as e.g. bits must be kept out of the reach of
children. Children may put these into their mouths
and swallow them.
Never exceed the maximum limit torque of 125 %
of the nominal value. Observe the specifications
on the type plate.
Avoiding damage to the torque and angle wrench
Do not use the torque and angle wrench as an
impact tool.
Check the torque and angle wrench and all
accessories for damage prior to use. Never use a
damaged torque and angle wrench or damaged
accessories.
Do not overload the torque and angle wrench.
Excessive or permanent overloading may lead to
damage to the torque and angle wrench.
Never expose the torque and angle wrench to
rain, moisture or other fluids.
Do not allow any foreign bodies to enter the
torque and angle wrench housing. Always cover
the PC connection socket when not in use.
Do not use the torque and angle wrench for the
uncontrolled release of threaded connections
which are e.g. rusted tight.
Never exceed the maximum limit torque of 125 %
of the nominal value.
Never open the torque and angle wrench housing.
Make sure that all plug-in tools and connectors
which are used are firmly connected and correctly
inserted.
Leaking batteries and rechargeable batteries may
cause damage to the torque and angle wrench. If
the torque and angle wrench is not used for a long
time, remove the batteries.

Safety
8
Avoiding malfunctions
Check the device's accuracy at regular intervals,
see page 58.
Do not overload the torque and angle wrench.
Excessive or permanent overloading may lead to
torque and angle wrench measuring errors.
Never exceed the maximum limit torque of 125 %
of the nominal value.
Do not kink the cables and connectors, and never
expose these to excessive tensile forces or
temperatures.
Make sure that all plug-in tools and connectors
which are used are firmly connected and correctly
inserted.
Make sure that the correct extension length is set.
Environmental pollution due to incorrect disposal
Dispose of cleaning agents and lubricants
according to the regulations applicable at the
operating location.
Dispose of the torque and angle wrench
according to the regulations applicable at the
operating location.
Handling rechargeable batteries and
batteries
Rechargeable batteries and batteries may contain
poisonous substances which pollute the
environment.
Rechargeable batteries and batteries must be
kept out of the reach of children. Children may put
these into their mouths and swallow them.
Leaking batteries and rechargeable batteries may
cause damage to the torque and angle wrench. If
the torque and angle wrench is not used for a long
time, remove the batteries. If a battery has leaked,
put on protective gloves and clean the battery
compartment with a dry cloth.
Replace weakening rechargeable batteries and
batteries in good time.
Always replace all rechargeable batteries and
batteries at the same time. Only use rechargeable
batteries and batteries of the same type.
Only use suitable charging facilities to charge the
rechargeable batteries.
Do not charge batteries.
Always dispose of rechargeable batteries and
batteries according to the applicable legal
regulations.

Transportation, scope of delivery and storage
9
Structural features of the danger
notices
The following categories of notices are contained in
these operating instructions:
DANGER
Notices containing the word DANGER
warn of hazards which lead directly to
severe or fatal injuries.
WARNING
Notices containing the word
WARNING warn of hazards which may
possibly lead to severe or fatal injuries.
CAUTION
Notices containing the word CAUTION
warn of hazards which may possibly
lead to minor to moderate injuries.
Structural features of notices regarding
material and environmental damage
ATTENTION
Notices containing the word
ATTENTION warn of hazards in which
material or environmental damage may
possibly occur.
Transportation, scope of
delivery and storage
Only transport the torque and angle wrench in the
original packaging and secure it against being
dropped during transportation.
The torque and angle wrench scope of delivery
includes:
One electromechanical torque and angle wrench
(torque and angle wrench)
One plastic case (size 1–20) or one sheet steel
case (size 40)
Four micro batteries AAA/LR03, 1.5 V
One factory calibration certificate
One data medium containing the
SENSOMASTER software and these operating
instructions
One micro USB cable
One quick guide
Store the torque and angle wrench at a temperature
of
–10 °C to +60 °C. The relative humidity may be 20-
75 %, non-condensing.

Description
10
Description
No.
Explanation
1
Plug-in ratchet 735 (optional)
2
Tool holder
3
Display and buttons (see page 12)
4
Socket for PC connection
5
Rotary lock for the battery compartment
6
Signal lamps
The torque and angle wrench is an adjustable,
displaying and triggering electromechanical torque
and angle wrench with display. It corresponds to the
following ISO classifications:
Tracking (peak/track): type I, class B, C
Clicking: type II, class A
Device characteristics
Characteristics of the torque and angle wrench:
Electromechanical triggering
Four measuring modes
Torque-controlled tightening (torque)
Angle-controlled tightening (angle)
Torque-controlled tightening with angle control
variable (torque-angle)
Angle-controlled tightening with torque control
variable (angle-torque)
High-resolution colour graphical display with
additional signal lamps at the side
Freely configurable menu structure
Optional li-ion rechargeable battery with external
charger
SENSOMASTER software for configuring the
torque and angle wrench and for exporting the
data including
Three function modes
Click mode
Peak (display mode with peak value display)
Track (display mode with momentary value
display)
USB interface
Bayonet lock for battery compartment
QuickRelease safety lock –exchange system for
plug-in tools
Reference arm-free angle measurement up to
999°
Data storage (≤2500 bolting processes)
Max. 25 sequence plans with up to 200 bolting
operations
Adjustable bolting operation tolerances
Acoustic and optical evaluation of the bolting
operation
Fast and precise adjustment of the torque values
using buttons
Values and parameters are stored electronically.

Description
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An automatic button lock prevents unintentional
adjustment
Overload protection through acoustic and optical
warning signal plus forced triggering (right)
Automatic indication of the next calibration date
according to time and/or number of cycles
Fully automatic calibration and adjustment with
the following STAHLWILLE calibration and
adjustment facilities:
perfectControl®7794-2 (torque)
perfectControl®7794-3 (torque and angle)
Various units (N m, ft.lb, in.lb) may be set
Extension length data can be easily input for
special plug-in tools
After relieving the torque and angle wrench, it is
immediately functional again
Tightening to the right and left is possible. For
tightening to the left in click mode, the plug-in tool
may have to be installed rotated by 180°
The torque and angle are shown simultaneously
on the display
Measurement is carried out irrespective of the
force application point in the case of sizes 1, 2
and 4
Safe handling thanks to an ergonomically shaped
handle. The correct gripping position can be seen
and felt
Compensation of inherent bending during angle
measurement.
The torque wrench is available in various sizes (see
page 17).
Identification
The torque wrench is identified with a serial number
which is printed on the model plate.
The serial number may also be shown on the
display using the "Version Info" menu item (see
page 37).
A separate ID number may be set using the
SENSOMASTER software. For further information
on this, refer to the SENSOMASTER software
online help.
Accuracy
The torque and angle wrench corresponds to
DIN EN ISO 6789 and is based on
VDI/VDE 2648 Part 2. Each torque and angle
wrench is supplied with a factory calibration
certificate.
Symbols and markings
The following symbols and markings can be found
on the torque and angle wrench:
CE symbol
The CE symbol confirms full
adherence to the "Basic (safety)
requirements" defined in EU
directives.
Disposal
Do not dispose of the torque and
angle wrench in household
refuse. Dispose of the torque
and angle wrench through a
certified specialist disposal
company.
Handle material
This symbol identifies the
material used in the handle
(polyamide) for recycling.

Description
12
Battery arrangement
This symbol specifies the
number, the type, the polarity
and the maximum voltage of the
rechargeable batteries or
batteries to be used.
USB interface
This symbol identifies the
presence of a USB interface.
Protection type
IP20
Protection type of the torque and
angle wrench according to
DIN 60529
Display and buttons
No.
Explanation
1
Display
2
TARE (taring)
Down arrow button (selection)
3
OK button (confirmation)
4
MENU (call up menu)
Up arrow button (selection)
No.
Explanation
5
HOME (back one menu level)
Switch off (keep the button
pressed until the device switches
off)
The four buttons on the torque and angle wrench
can be used to select functions and undertake
settings.
Depending on the operating status of the torque
and angle wrench, the buttons perform different
tasks.
The following tables provide an overview:
The torque and angle wrench is switched off
Each button
Switch on
The torque and angle wrench is switched on and
not in a menu
Button
Function
MENU
Call up main menu
HOME
Switch off
TARE
Manual taring
OK
Call up configuration menu or call
up the last torque-angle value

Description
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The torque and angle wrench is switched on and in
a menu
Button
Function
MENU
Move upwards,
increase values
HOME
Cancel process,
back step by step in the menu,
switch off
TARE
Move downwards,
reduce values
OK
Confirm
Elements on the display
During the tightening procedure, the current torque
or the angle is shown on the display. The displays
are dependent on the set measuring mode.
Information on the current settings is additionally
displayed.
No.
Explanation
1
Set torque or
name of the sequence plan
2
Set angle
(not in "torque" measuring mode)
3
Set function mode
Click (C)
Peak (P)
Track (T)
4
Currently present torque (in "angle-torque"
measuring mode, the currently present
angle is displayed here)
5
Currently present angle
(not available in "torque" measuring mode)
(In "angle-torque" measuring mode, the
currently present torque is displayed here)
6
Malfunction/message symbol
(When processing a sequence plan, the
number of threaded connections already
completed and the total number of threaded
connections to be carried out are displayed
here, e.g. 2/5)
7
Function-specific symbols (see following
table)
8
Battery status indicator (only visible on
switching on or if the battery status is
insufficient)

Description
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Symbol
Explanation
Battery status indicator
Clockwise
Counter-clockwise
Angle measurement running
Taring process running
Taring process ended
Move upwards, increase values
Move downwards, reduce values
Administrator password required
No standard extension length set
An error has occurred
Direct input, measuring and function
modes
MANOSKOP®direct input
Concrete values for a bolting operation are defined
in direct input.
The torque and angle wrench offers both torque and
angle mode.
The different measuring modes are used to define
the tightening process with which the bolting
operation is performed. After switching on, the
torque and angle wrench is always in one of the
four following measuring modes.
Torque
Angle
Torque-angle
Angle-torque
Torque
In this measuring mode, a threaded connection is
only implemented according to the target torque.
The torque and angle wrench evaluates the
measured torque and responds with corresponding
signals:
Signal lamps
Audible signal
Colour representation of the display value
Electromechanical triggering
For this to occur, you must have input the specified
values into the torque and angle wrench.

Description
15
Angle
In this measuring mode, bolting is only implemented
according to the angle. Angle measurement begins
after exceeding the preload. The torque and angle
wrench evaluates the angle and responds with
corresponding signals:
Signal lamps
Audible signal
Colour representation of the display value
Electromechanical triggering
For this to occur, you must have input the specified
values into the torque and angle wrench.
Torque-angle
In this measuring mode, the torque and angle are
evaluated. To obtain a positive bolting operation
evaluation, both values must lie within the defined
tolerance range. The stop signal is triggered on
reaching the target torque. Angle measurement
begins after exceeding the preload.
The torque and angle wrench responds with
corresponding signals:
Signal lamps
Audible signal
Colour representation of the display value
Electromechanical triggering
For this to occur, you must have input the specified
values into the torque and angle wrench.
Angle-torque
In this measuring mode, the torque and angle are
evaluated. To obtain a positive bolting operation
evaluation, both values must lie within the defined
tolerance range. The stop signal is triggered on
reaching the target angle. Angle measurement
begins after exceeding the preload.
The torque and angle wrench responds with
corresponding signals:
Signal lamps
Audible signal
Colour representation of the display value
Electromechanical triggering
For this to occur, you must have input the specified
values into the torque and angle wrench.
Function modes
The desired function mode must be assigned in
each of the four measuring modes.
The following function modes are available:
Click (C)
Peak (P)
Track (T)
This is queried each time whilst a bolting operation
is being configured.
Click
The torque and angle wrench triggers
electromechanically on reaching the set target
torque or target angle. When saving is activated,
saving is carried out automatically following relief.

Description
16
Peak
During a bolting process, the maximum torque or
the maximum angle is measured and shown on the
display. This is the so-called peak.
In this function mode, the values are not saved
automatically after a bolting process. You may
still save the values. To do this, press OK twice
after tightening.
Track
In this function mode, the currently present
torque/angle is measured and shown on the
display.
In this function mode, the values are not saved
automatically after a bolting process. You may
still save the values. To do this, press OK twice
after tightening.

Description
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Technical data
Size 1
Size 2
Size 4
Size 6
Size 10
Measuring
range
[N m]
[ft.lb]
[in.lb]
1–10
0.75–7.5
9–90
2–20
1.5–15
18–180
4–40
3–30
36–360
6–60
4.5–45
54–540
10–100
7.4–75
90–900
Square insert
[mm]
9×12
9×12
9×12
9×12
9×12
Length [mm]
226
226
252
393
466
Functional
length LF[mm]
188
188
214
355
428
Standard
extension SF
[mm]
17,5
17,5
17,5
17,5
17,5
Width [mm]
28
28
28
28
28
Height [mm]
23
23
23
23
23
Weight [g]
370
380
420
810
1085

Description
18
Size 20
Size 40
Size 65
Size 80
Size 100
Measuring
range
[N m]
[ft.lb]
[in.lb]
20–200
15–150
180–1800
40–400
30–300
360–3600
65–650
48–480
580–5800
80–800
60–600
720–7200
100–1000
74–750
900–9000
Square insert
[mm]
14×18
14×18
22×28
22×28
22×28
Length [mm]
547
687
890
1158
1343
Width [mm]
28
28
30,6
30,6
30,6
Height [mm]
23
23
25,6
25,6
25,6
Functional
length LF[mm]
516
656
890
1158
1343
Standard
extension SF
[mm]
25
25
55
55
55
Weight [g]
1361
1765
3222
4572
4990
Torque
Size 1
Size 2
Size 4
Size 6
Size 10
Size 20
Size 40
Display
accuracy
±2 % ±1 digit
Display
resolution
[N m]
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.1
0.1
0.1
Setting
resolution
[N m]
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.5
1
Overload
limit
125 %

Description
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Torque
Size 65
Size 80
Size 100
Display accuracy
±2 % ±1 digit
Display resolution [N m]
1
1
1
Setting resolution [N m]
1
2
2
Overload limit
125 %
Angle
Size 1
Size 2
Size 4
Size 6
Size 10
Size 20
Size 40
Display
accuracy
±1 % ±1 digit
Display
resolution
0.1°
Setting
resolution
1°
Min. angle
rate
≤1.2°/s
Max. angle
rate
≤180°/s
Angle
Size 65
Size 80
Size 100
Display accuracy
±2 % ±1 digit
Display resolution
0,1°
Setting resolution
1°
Min. angle rate
≤1,2°/s
Max. angle rate
≤180°/s
Tolerances
Adjustable:
No tolerance
Relative tolerance
Absolute tolerance
Lower tolerance limit
Max. 100 % of the target, but at least 80 % of the initial measuring range
value
Upper tolerance limit
Max. 100 % of the target, but at least 120 % of the initial measuring
range value

Description
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Triggering processes
Click (C)
Peak (P)
Track (T)
Alert
Adjustable: 50–100 % of the set value
Display
Self-illuminating colour display
Interface
Micro USB 2.0, STAHLWILLE protocol
Memory
Sequences
25 sequence plans with 200 bolting operations
Online bolting
Yes, in track mode with the SENSOMASTER software
Environmental conditions
Storage temperature
–10 °C–+60 °C
Operating temperature
–10 °C–+40 °C
Reference temperature
+23 °C
Relative humidity
20–75 %, non-condensing
Protection class
IP20
Voltage supply
Battery type
Supplied with four micro batteries AAA/LR03, 1.5 V
Rechargeable battery type
Micro NiMH rechargeable batteries AAA/LR03, 1.2 V may be used
Optional li-ion rechargeable battery with charger (art. No. 7195-2)