Pset STwrench User Guide
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The beep emitted by the buzzer starts when the torque goes over the Cycle Start
value; it increases its signal when the 1
st
percentage, the 2
nd
percentage, the angle
and target values, and the Max torque are reached.
At the end of the tightening operation, two more beeps inform the operator of the
end of the operation, and if the final result is in the red area, the buzzer signal is
steady ON.
If Angle Peak is selected in the torque parameter in the Pset definition, the
buzzer signal works in the same way, but monitoring angle instead of torque.
Activated together with the Green LED, and remains active until the torque
applied to the wrench is released.
6.7.1.6 Yield Point
With this strategy, the wrench detects the yield point automatically.
The torque limits specify the range in which the result is OK.
If you also specify the target angle (with its limits), after reaching the yield point this strategy continues
tightening to the given angle.
NOTE: The Target Angle is defined from the yield point, while the Min. Angle and the Max.
Angle are defined from the Start Final Angle.
A target angle is typically used when this strategy is employed for tightening in production. Leave this
value at zero if you want to stop at the yield point (a target angle is typically used in joint analysis; see the
Yield Point (JOINT ANALYSIS)
Yield Point (JOINT ANALYSIS)) chapter.
Torque
Yield point
Target Angle
Min. Angle
Max. Angle
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