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Atlas Copco Ab Class A — Technical Presentation (April 2017)

79 slides from Atlas Copco Ab Class A's technical presentation, April 2017

  1. Slide 1: Training WCT MT MTF6000

    Training WCT MT MTF6000 Wolfgang Ritthaler 04/2017

  2. Slide 2: Training WCT MT MTF6000 Information

    2 TRAINING WCT MT MTF6000 INFORMATION 07.04.2017

  3. Slide 3: MTF6000

    3 MTF6000 Handheld Current Control Technical Information ETD M ABL V2 Fixtured Current Control QMC Software Controller ToolsTalk MT MTF6000 > 7.x.x.x Workstation Process 07.04.2017

  4. Slide 4: MTF6000 Technical Information: PSU 36V 180W

    4 MTF6000 Technical Information  One Power Supply  No matter which Tool is connected PSU 36V 180W 07.04.2017

  5. Slide 5: MTF6000 IAM Functionality Levels

    5 MTF6000 IAM Functionality Levels 07.04.2017

  6. Slide 6: IAM Functionality Levels: Tightening

    6 MTF6000 IAM Functionality Levels Workstation Process Tightening Number of Psets 50 150 Multi Step Tightening • • Number of Tightening Steps 5 10 Number of Batch Sequence 20 50 Batch Sequence ‐ Batch Count 250 250 Batch Sequence ‐ Steps 30 30 Number of Identifiers 20 50 Seating Control Strategy (SC

  7. Slide 7: IAM Functionality Levels: Data Storage & Analysis

    7 MTF6000 IAM Functionality Levels Workstation Process Data Storage & Analysis Detailed Data Results Stored in the Controller • • Results ‐ Data Storage 100.000 100.000 Graphs ‐ Data Storage ‐ 1.000 Download Results Data via USB Memory • • Download Graphs Data via USB Memory ‐ • Real‐time Trace Anal

  8. Slide 8: IAM Functionality Levels: Communication and Others

    8 MTF6000 IAM Functionality Levels Workstation Process Communication Configurable Digital I/Os • • Number of Digital I/Os (in/out) (12/8) (12/8) Direct Communication with Tools Net 8 ‐ • Others Barcode Reader • • Quick Program • • Password Protection • • Customized 3 Levels of Password Protection •

  9. Slide 9: Features & Functionalities

    9 MTF6000 Features & Functionalities ANGLE SEATING COMPACT & OPERATOR TORQUE SEATING BIT SLIP MONITORING CONTROL LIGHTWEIGHT FEEDBACK MONITORING DETECTION & CONTROL STRATEGY HIGH REMOTE GRAPHIC DATA BATCH EASY TN8 TORQUE PROGRAMMING & ANALYSIS COUNT INSTALLATION REPORTING ACCURACY ERROR DATA MULTI B

  10. Slide 10: Communication & Integration

    10 MTF6000 Communication & Integration Serial & I/Os Ethernet Smart Jigs & ToolsTalk MT TN8 Sensors Automation Accessories USB Drive Bar Code Reader RF ID Reader 07.04.2017

  11. Slide 11: MTF6000 Technical Information

    11 MTF6000 Technical Information A DIGITAL I/O B USB DEVICE C USB HOST D POWER E TOOL F Ethernet G Connection for ESD protective wrist strap H VP, Vacuum pump I FIELD BUS (is in preparation!) J COM K I/O BUS L IAM MT 07.04.2017

  12. Slide 12: Offline Setup

    Offline SETUP Sttlas Copco

  13. Slide 13: Offline Setup - Results

    13 MTF6000 Offline Setup - Results Result view Step results T/A Graph Batch sequence Custom view Here it is possible to choose the view which is the best for the respective application. 07.04.2017

  14. Slide 14: Offline Setup - Tightening Start/Stop

    14 MTF6000 Offline Setup - Tightening Start/ Stop tightening Quick Programming Select PSet Here the desired application can be selected. 07.04.2017

  15. Slide 15: Offline Setup - Batch Sequence

    15 MTF6000 Select Batch Offline setup – Batch Sequence Here the desired Batch can be selected. 07.04.2017

  16. Slide 16: Offline Setup - Import Export via USB

    16 MTF6000 Offline setup – Import Export via USB Stored datas on stick 07.04.2017

  17. Slide 17: Offline Setup - Configuration

    17 MTF6000 Offline Setup - Configuration 07.04.2017

  18. Slide 18: Tools Talk Setup

    Tools Talk SETUP Sttlas Copco

  19. Slide 19: Tools Talk Surface

    19 MTF6000 Tools Talk Surface Link A Pset B Manage connections C Batch sequence D Identifiers E Analysis F Step results/Results/Events G Tool settings H Controller settings I Digital I/O and password settings J Undo all changes K Save changes to controller. In offline mode changes are saved to a fil

  20. Slide 20: Manage Connections Menu

    20 MTF6000 Manage Connections Menu Connecting to a MTF 6000 in different ways: • USB • Serial • Ethernet (Controllers connected via Ethernet can be saved as favorites) Offline: In offline mode ToolsTalk MT is connected to a virtual device. (All features have the same functionality as when connected

  21. Slide 21: Manage Connections Menu - Virtual connection

    21 MTF6000 Manage Connections Menu Virtual connection: Select virtual device, now it is possible to load file parameters via connection menu. 07.04.2017

  22. Slide 22: Manage Connections Menu - Set IP Address

    22 MTF6000 Manage Connections Menu Set IP Adress Search for offline files 07.04.2017

  23. Slide 23: Pset Overview

    23 MTF6000 Link IAM Functionality Levels A signal shows, if the actual activated Pset is not compatible with the connected tool. Each line represents one Pset. The columns contain the following information: • Number • Name (User defined name) • Number of Steps • Last change • Tool model, the tool mo

  24. Slide 24: PSET

    24 MTF6000 PSET It is possible to use up to 10 several steps in one Pset, the single steps can be swapped against each other! 07.04.2017

  25. Slide 25: PSET - General Settings

    25 MTF6000 PSET – General Settings Global angle, over all steps in one Pset. 07.04.2017

  26. Slide 26: PSET - Thread Engagement Step

    26 MTF6000 PSET – Thread Engagement Step Expandet Step view Add new Step will collapse Delete a selected Step E A C B D 07.04.2017

  27. Slide 27: PSET - Angle Step

    27 MTF6000 PSET – Angle Step B A C D E 07.04.2017 F

  28. Slide 28: PSET - Torque Step

    28 MTF6000 PSET – Torque Step Angle over the whole step E I A Start angle counting C F G B H 07.04.2017 D

  29. Slide 29: PSET - Torque Seating Monitoring Step

    29 MTF6000 PSET – Torque Seating Monitoring Step E A G B H M L J D K 07.04.2017 F

  30. Slide 30: PSET - Seating Control Step

    30 MTF6000 PSET – Seating Control Step F E A G B H M L J 07.04.2017 D K

  31. Slide 31: PSET - Loosening

    31 MTF6000 PSET – Loosening 07.04.2017

  32. Slide 32: PSET - Custom View

    32 MTF6000 PSET – Custom View 07.04.2017

  33. Slide 33: Batch Setup

    BATCH SETUP Sttlas Copco

  34. Slide 34: Batch

    34 MTF6000 Link Batch Batch To set-up a batch a pre-defined Pset and a batch size is needed, that is the number of tightenings to be performed. It is possible to define a repair Pset and a repair limit. If a tightening fails, the repair limit is incremented. If the repair attempts exceed the repair

  35. Slide 35: Batch - General Settings

    35 MTF6000 Batch – General Settings Batch view will Add new Batch expand Delete a selected Batch 07.04.2017

  36. Slide 36: Batch - Batch Sequence

    36 MTF6000 Batch – Batch Sequence Batch Step1: Batch = Pset 1 x 1 Sequence = + Step2: Batch = Pset 2 x 1 Batch 1 Repair mode for Pset1 + 07.04.2017

  37. Slide 37: Batch - Event Advanced Scan

    37 MTF6000 Batch – Selected Type Event “Advanced Scan” Batch + Step 1: Event = Adv. scan Step 2: Batch = Pset 1 x 1 Sequence = + Step 3: Batch = Pset 2 x 1 Batch 2 + + 07.04.2017

  38. Slide 38: Batch - Information Time

    38 MTF6000 Batch – Selected Type Information ”Time” Batch + Step 1: Infor. = Time Step 2: Batch = Pset 1 x 1 Sequence = + Step 3: Batch = Pset 2 x 1 Batch 3 Transition mode Time + + 07.04.2017

  39. Slide 39: Batch - Event Input Signal

    39 MTF6000 Batch – Selected Type Event “Input Signal” Batch Step1: Batch = Pset 1 x 1 Sequence = + Step2: Event = Input DI1 Batch 4 I/O and Password settings + 07.04.2017

  40. Slide 40: Batch - Event Input Monitor

    40 MTF6000 Batch – Selected Type Event “Input Monitor” Batch Step1: Batch = Pset 1 x 1 Sequence = + Step2: Event = Input DI2 Batch 5 I/O and Password settings + 07.04.2017

  41. Slide 41: Identifiers Setup

    IDENTIFIERS SETUP Sttlas Copco

  42. Slide 42: Identifiers

    42 MTF6000 Identifiers Link Identifiers are used when an external signal is used to select the next task. The external input signals can originate for example from a scanner. A scan results in a long string of characters. The significant characters in the scanned string are located, combined and com

  43. Slide 43: Identifiers - Save ID

    43 MTF6000 Identifiers – Save ID Batch + Step 1: Event = Adv. scan Step 2: Batch = Pset 1 x 1 Sequence = + Step 3: Batch = Pset 2 x 1 The Save ID action can only be used inside a batch sequence, like in Batch 2. This action is used to save data from the scanned tag with the result data 07.04.2017

  44. Slide 44: Identifiers - Select Pset

    44 MTF6000 Identifiers – Select Pset Start Pset by choose Pset 1 = Identifier Bar Code PSet1 The select Pset action can only be executed when the selected sorce is set to scanner. This has to be set in Controller settings > Konfiguration > Select source 07.04.2017

  45. Slide 45: Identifiers - Select Batch Sequence

    45 MTF6000 Identifiers – Select Batch Sequence Start Batch by Batch 1 = choose Identifier Bar Code Batch1 The select Batch sequence can only be executed when the selected sorce is set to scanner. This has to be set in Controller settings > Konfiguration > Select source 07.04.2017

  46. Slide 46: Identifiers - Login

    46 MTF6000 Identifiers - Login Login This action enables a user to log in to a user level. The user level is set in I/O and Password settings > Password > Controller 07.04.2017

  47. Slide 47: Identifiers - Training Barcodes

    47 MTF6000 Identifiers – Training Barcodes 07.04.2017

  48. Slide 48: Analysis Setup

    ANALYSIS SETUP Sttlas Copco

  49. Slide 49: Analysis

    49 MTF6000 Analysis Analysis can be used for viewing new tightenings or already saved tightenings. 07.04.2017

  50. Slide 50: Analysis - SCS Strategy

    50 MTF6000 Analysis – SCS Strategy Analysis used for showing Torque gradient in SCS strategy. 07.04.2017

  51. Slide 51: Identifiers - Select Pset

    51 MTF6000 Identifiers – Select Pset Analysis used for showing Torque seating monitoring step 07.04.2017

  52. Slide 52: Analysis - Torque Seating Monitoring Step

    52 MTF6000 Analysis – Torque Seating Monitoring Step Analysis, in this example used for showing 3 Step Tightening, each step is different collored 07.04.2017

  53. Slide 53: Analysis - Step Tightening

    53 MTF6000 Analysis – 3 Step Tightening Analysis, in this example used for showing 3 Step Tightening, each step is different collored 07.04.2017

  54. Slide 54: Results Setup

    RESULTS SETUP Sttlas Copco

  55. Slide 55: Results - Step results

    55 MTF6000 Results Step results The step result window shows results from the latest step. 07.04.2017

  56. Slide 56: Results

    56 MTF6000 Results Results The results window shows all tightening results that are stored on the controller. Select result Select a tightening in the table in the upper left corner in the Tightening results window. The torque/angle graph and the data for the selected tightening is displayed. 07.04.

  57. Slide 57: Results - Events

    57 MTF6000 Results Events The events window shows a list of the latest 512 events. doubleclick on an event to open a window with information on that event. 07.04.2017

  58. Slide 58: Tool Settings Setup

    TOOL SETTINGS SETUP Sttlas Copco

  59. Slide 59: Tool Settings

    59 MTF6000 Tool Settings 07.04.2017

  60. Slide 60: Controller Settings Setup

    CONTROLLER SETTINGS SETUP 07.04.2017 60

  61. Slide 61: Controller Settings

    61 MTF6000 Controller Settings 07.04.2017

  62. Slide 62: Controller Settings

    62 MTF6000 Controller Settings 07.04.2017

  63. Slide 63: I/O and Password Settings Setup

    I/O AND PASSWORT SETTINGS SETUP 63

  64. Slide 64: I/O and Password Settings

    64 MTF6000 I/O and Password Settings 07.04.2017

  65. Slide 65: I/O and Password Settings

    65 MTF6000 I/O and Password Settings Each In- or output is free configurabel 07.04.2017

  66. Slide 66: I/O and Password Settings - Login

    66 MTF6000 I/O and Password Settings Login This action enables a user to log in to a user level. The user level is set in I/O and Password settings > Password > Controller 07.04.2017

  67. Slide 67: Firmware Setup

    FIRMWARE SETUP SETUP Sttlas Copco

  68. Slide 68: Firmware Update

    68 MTF6000 Firmware Update http://toosseas0004/portal/vbdownloads.php?categoryid=80 1. Unzip the file. 2. Do not change the filename. 3. Put the software on a USB stick. 4. Plug the USB to the controller. 5. Choose Import software from the controller display and follow the prompts. 6. Done 07.04.201

  69. Slide 69: Tightening Error Code

    TIGHTENING ERROR CODE Sttlas Copco

  70. Slide 70: Tightening Error Code

    70 MTF6000 Tightening Error Code Tightening error Description Trigger lost Tool trigger released before tightening was done. Bit slip detected The bit slipped out of the screw. It is recommended to replace the bit if this occurs often. (Can be enabled/ disabled per Pset). Please note that this shoul

  71. Slide 71: Tightening Error Code

    71 MTF6000 Tightening Error Code Target torque exceeded The torque step maximum torque was exceeded. Torque not reached The Pset minimum torque limit was not reached. Target torque not reached The torque step minimum torque was not reached. Angle exceeded The Pset maximum angle limit was exceeded. A

  72. Slide 72: Tightening Error Code

    72 MTF6000 Tighteneing Error Code Seating angle exceeded The maximum clamp angle was exceeded. This can only happen in a Seating control step or a Torque seating monitoring step. The clamp angle is the angle installed from seating to finished tightening. Seating angle not reached The minimum clamp a

  73. Slide 73: Error Code

    ERROR CODE Sttlas Copco

  74. Slide 74: Error Code

    74 MTF6000 Error Code Error code Event information Instruction 101 Supply voltage exceeded Check power supply. 102 Supply voltage too low Check power supply. 103 24V supply exceeded Disconnect external equipment. 104 24V supply too low Disconnect external equipment. 105 12V supply exceeded Disconnec

  75. Slide 75: Error Code

    75 MTF6000 Error Code 130 EEPROM read error Replace the controller. 131 EEPROM write error Replace the controller. 132 Internal hardware error. 133 Filesystem error. Replace IAM MT. 134 USB host overcurrent. Disconnect USB devices. 140 No tool connected Connect tool. 141 Unsupported tool. Connect su

  76. Slide 76: Error Code

    76 MTF6000 Error Code 204 I/O params invalid. Replace IAM MT. 205 Identifier params invalid. Replace IAM MT. 206 Pset parameters invalid. Replace IAM MT. 207 Batch sequence parameters invalid. Replace IAM MT. 208 PWCFG params invalid. Replace IAM MT. 209 Tool statistics error. Replace the tool. 210

  77. Slide 77: Error Code

    77 MTF6000 Error Code 305 Tool calibration required Calibrate the tool. 306 Tool service required. 310 Software has been updated Press OK to continue. 311 Software file wasn't found on USB. Copy software file to USB flash drive. 312 Software update failed 313 Copying software. 320 The current user w

  78. Slide 78: Committed to sustainable productivity.

    78 Committed to sustainable productivity. 07.04.2017

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