FEC AFC1100 User Manual
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7.2 Run State Modes.
The AFC 1100 system has two operational states that are controlled by the selection of the
Run/Bypass switch on the front of the Axis unit or by the PLC Bypass input. The operational
modes availible in the Run State are identified below. Under this condition the BYPASS
switch on the front panel is in the RUN position and the BYPASS external signal is not active
(the BYPASS LED is off). During the RUN condition, the display mainly shows the results of
fastening, abnormalities, preset values, etc.
7.2.1 Display indication modes.
Three modes can be selected while in the RUN state by pressing the MODE push-button.
By using the [
↓↓↓↓
] and [
↑↑↑↑
] keys to change the D-NO selected the DATA Display contents for
parameters may be varied. The displays will remain blank, and mode selection will be
disabled while the nutrunner is active. (BUSY)
The Fastening results display mode is active when the D-No displays one digit in the right hand
location, and one, two or three dashes in the
left hand location. The results' details can
be scrolled by using the [
↑↑↑↑
] and [
↓↓↓↓
] keys to
change the D-No. This display does not
function while the nutrunner is Busy.
The Parameter display mode is active
when the D-No displays digits in both the
right and left hand locations. The
parameter data can be scrolled by using the
[
↑↑↑↑
] and [
↓↓↓↓
] keys to change D-No.
The Real time display mode is active
when one digit is active in the right hand
display only. When the power is turned on,
the default display mode is the REAL TIME
display mode. The display contents can be
scrolled by using the [
↑↑↑↑
] and [
↓↓↓↓
] keys to
change D-NO.
The Axis unit is in Status display mode
when no digits are displayed. The STATUS
display indicates if an abnormal condition
occurs or if an emergency stop has halted
the system.
FIG. 7-2-1 Run State Display
Modes
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PARAMETER DISPLAY MODE
REAL TIME DISPLAY MODE
STATUS DISPLAY
FASTENING RESULTS DISPLAY MODE
AT
POWER
ON
MODE
MODE
MODE
MODE
START
START