Check-line ETB Bedienungsanleitung

MODEL ETB/ETPB

TENSION METERS

Operating Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 2

1.1 Delivery

1.2 Precautions

1.3 Vericaton interval

2.0 Overview................................................................................................................................ 3

2.1 Operating elements

2.2 Removing the Filament Guide

2.3 Mounting the Filament Guide

2.4 Display elements

3.0 Setup..................................................................................................................... ................. 7

3.1 Charging the Battery

3.2 Switching the tension meter on

3.3 Switching the tension meter off

4.0 Tension meter settings.......................................................................................... ................ 8

4.1 Material menu.

4.2 Passwor

4.3 Factory reset.

5.0 Operating procedure............................................................................................ ................ 10

5.1 Zero adjustment of the measurement position

5.2 Inserting and removing material to be measured

5.3 Damping

5.4 Using the alarm function

5.5 Cal. Adjustment

6.0 Creating a material characteristic.......................................................................... ............ 13

6.1 Setup for calibration

6.2 Calibration procedure

6.3 Verifying the calibration

7.0 Memory functions................................................................................................................. 17

7.1 Save data

7.2 Displaying the saved measured values

7.3 Deleting the saved values

8.0 Service and maintenance....................................................................................... .............. 18

8.1 Roller

8.2 Replacing the Rollers/Ceramic Pins

9.0 Specications......................................................................................................................... 21

10.0 Warranty .............................................................................................................................. 23

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

The Checkline ETB/ETPB tension meters accurately measure tension on ne wires,

yarns and bers. Rollers or ceramic pins are mounted at the end of long “ngers”

permitting the user to measure tension with limited access space or when several lines

are closely spaced such as on a warp sheet.

Features include color, backlight TFT-display with 3 different displays modes: numeric,

numeric with live bargraph, numeric with graph (time vs tension). The display auto

rotates in 90° steps for optimal visibility regardless of the position of the tension meter.

1.1 Delivery

ET Series gauges are delivered as a complete kit

including tension meter, built-in rechargeable

battery and USB/AC adapter with country adapters

(EU, US, UK, AUS/NZ) and operating instructions

all supplied in a foam-tted carrying case.

Optional: NIST-Traceable Calibration Certication.

1.2 Precautions

The device must not be operated in potential explosive areas and must

not come into contact with aggressive substances.

Tensions that exceed the tension range of the instrument by more than

100% may cause permanent damage to the measuring spring and must

be avoided under any circumstances.

For cleaning the unit do not use any aggressive solvents such as

trichloroethylene or similar chemicals. No warranty or liability shall be

accepted for damage resulting from improper cleaning.

1.3 Veriﬁcation interval

The question of nding the right frequency of calibration accuracy verication depends

on several different factors: Operating time and load of the tension meter, olerance band

dened by the customer, hanges to the tolerance band compared to previous calibrations

Therefore, the interval between verications of calibration must be determined by the

user‘s Quality Assurance Department, based on the user‘s experience. Assuming normal

operating time and load as well as careful handling of the tension meter, we recommend

a verication interval of one year.

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2.0 OVERVIEW

2.1 Operating elements

1 Guide rollers

2 Measuring rollers

3 Filament guide

4 Display

5Lever

6 MEMORY key

7Arrow key

8SET/DAMP key

9 ESC/EXIT key

10 POWER/ZERO key

11 Power connector

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2.2 Removing the Filament Guide (see also section 8.0)

The tension meter is supplied with a lament guide for fast and easy material

acquisition. For application in hard-to-reach areas with limited access space, you can

remove the lament guide.

1. Loosen the grub screws (2x) with the supplied screwdriver (blade width 1.5 mm).

2. Unscrew and remove the guide rollers (2x) with the supplied open end wrench

(jaw width 4 mm).

3. Slip the lament guide off the roller shafts.

4. Screw the guide rollers (2x) back on to the roller shafts and carefully tighten them

with the supplied open end wrench (jaw width 4 mm) until hand-tight.

2.3 Mounting the Filament Guide

1. Unscrew and remove the guide rollers (2x) with the supplied open end wrench

(jaw width 4 mm).

2. Slip the lament guide on to the roller shafts.

3. Screw the guide rollers (2x) back on to the roller shafts and carefully tighten them

with the supplied open end wrench (jaw width 4 mm) until hand-tight.

4. Push the lament guide forward far enough to ensure that the rollers do not rub

against the lament guide and that the process material can slide unhindered from

the lament guide into the roller grooves (see fgure above, center line).

5. Carefully tighten the grub screws (2x) with the supplied screwdriver until hand-tight.

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2.4 Display elements

Numeric Display

Display with Bar Graph

NOTE: The Y-axis can be scaled with the and buttons.

3 Scalings: total measuring range, set limits range plus approx. 1/3 of

MAX-alarm value and minus approx. 1/3 of MIN-alarm value, if limit

values are entered and the damping is not activated.

With the or button the X-axis can be scaled.

The setting range is 2 to 60 sec.

The scaling can also be changed during the measurement, whereby

values already displayed are deleted when the X-axis is changed.

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3.0 SETUP

The tension meter is delivered with a built-in rechargeable LiPo battery, which has

been charged at the factory. The tension meter can only be switched on if the battery

has enough charge. If the instrument does not power up or if the battery level indicator

shows a low charge after power-up, the battery needs to be recharged.

To ensure maximum battery life, avoid discharging it completely or charging it

frequently for short periods. The battery should not be stored for a extended period of

time when empty. After a maximum storage period of one year, the battery has to be

recharged.

3.1 Charging the Battery

The battery can only be charged at a temperature between +5 °C and +45 °C.

Before you connect the AC adapter, verify that the supply voltage is correct

(100 V – 240 V).

To charge the battery, remove the rubber stopper from the USB interface. Then connect

the AC adapter cable to the USB output. The battery can also be charged by connecting

the USB cable to a PC. The battery level indicator will be shown full when the

battery is fully chaarged. The charging time is approx. 3 ½ hours (using the AC adapter).

NOTE: Battery overcharging is not possible

3.2 Switching the tension meter on

1. Press and hold the button (for approx. 1 sec.) until the DISPLAY shows the

measuring range, the software and hardware versions, e.g. E 1.0, and then “0”.

During startup, the tension meter performs an automatic zero adjustment. If the

tension meter does not display zero, perform a manual zero adjustment procedure

(see section 5.1).

NOTE: Holding the button makes the display freeze so that you can read the

measuring range and the software and hardware versions.

While switching on the tension meter, make sure not to move it. Otherwise, the

automatic zero adjustment will be faulty.

3.3 Switching the tension meter off

Automatic switch-off (if enabled): After an idle period of 3 minutes, the tension meter

switches off.

Manual switch-off: Press and hold the button for 5 seconds.

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4.0 TENSION METER SETTINGS

1. Press the and buttons simultaneously to access the main menu.

2. The and buttons can be used to select the various menu items of the main

menu, the submenus and the settings menus.

3. Press the button to open the selected menu; by pressing the or button you

can close the menu without saving changes.

4. In menus with multi-digit elds (e.g. date) use the and buttons to move

forward and backward between digits.

5. Press the button to save the settings and exit the settings menu or press the

button to exit the current menu without saving.

6. To exit the main menu press the button.

Main Menu Submenu Settings Menu Description

Material [1] to [4] Chapter 3.4.1 Material-Set-up

Cal. Adjustment – [- 10 %] - [+ 10 %] Chapter 3.5.6

Display Chapter 3.2 – [numeric]

[Bargraph]

[Graphic

• Measured value displayed as number and

alarm monitoring

• Measured value displayed as number, bar

graph trend display and alarm monitoring

• Measured value displayed as graphical trend,

Alarms – [ON], [OFF] Activate/deactivate the alarm for all calibra-

tions.

The alarm of a material characteristic is only ac-

tive if the [Alarm] menu item in Material Setup is

activated as well.

Display Settings Backlight [ON], [OFF] Switch the display light on or off. With the

AUTO setting, the light switches on and off au-

tomatically depending on the ambient light.

Brightness [1], [2], [3] Set the display brightness.

Colortheme [white], [black] A white or black display background can be

adjusted

Screen Rotation 0°], [90°], [180°], [270°],

[AUTO]

Set the display orientation to be xed or to

automatically adapt to the current orientation

of the device.

System Settings Tension Unit [cN], [g], [lb], [N], Set the measurement unit.The available units

may vary depending on the measuring range

of the device.

Auto Power Off [ON, [OFF], Toggle the Auto Power off function on and off.

Language [EN], [DE] Select between the english and german user

language.

Date/Time [Time], [Date],[Timeformat] Set the time, date, and date/time format.

Password [0], [1], [2], [3] Chapter 3.4.2

Factory Reset Reset to the factory settings.

Factory Settings are illustrated in bold

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4.1 Material menu

In the material menu you can make the settings for the selected material characteristics

and perform the calibration. To perform the calibration, the weights for the selected

calibration points must be available.

Material Setup Submenu Settings Menu Description

No. of the charac-

teristic material-

curve 1 - 4

– [character]

[numbers]

[special character]

to enter a name for the selected material char-

acteristic. The name can also been adjusted by

using the provided software

Damping – [1] – [9]; [5] Section 5.3

Alarms – [ON], [OFF] To activate or deactivate the alarm

High Limit – [0000], [9999] If the set limit value is exceeded, the display

reads MAX-ALARM.

Low Limit – [0000], [9999] If the value falls below the set limitvalue, the

display reads MIN-ALARM.

Calibration Chapter

3.6.2

Start To perform a calibration, follow the instructions

shown on the display.

Cal Points between [5%] and [90 %] of

the tension range

Set three calibration points for which a

calibration should be performed.

Weight [cN], [g] Set the unit of the calibration weights used.

Factory Settings are illustrated in bold

4.2 Password

By setting a password, you can block the access to some menu parts for unauthorized

users. There are 3 protection levels:

0 All menus are accessible (Factory setting)

1The system setting menu is locked

2The material, system setting, memory setting and cal. adjustment menus are locked

3All menus are locked.

To apply the password protection

1. Select the menu password.

2. Insert a password and choose a protection level.

3. Exit the main menu, to apply the password protection.

NOTE: The factory setted password is 0000. If you forgot the password, please contact

the factory to request the master password.

4.3 Factory reset

A factory reset resets the tension meter to its original manufacturer settings.

This procedure will delete all settings, including any customer-dened material

characteristics (calibrations); the factory calibration, however, will be kept.

WARNING: Customer calibrations will be deleted.

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