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OPERATION MANUAL

FORCE TEN™FDX

COMPACT

DIGITAL FORCE GAGE

Wagner Instruments • Greenwich CT 06836-1217 • Fax: 203 698 9696

CALL TOLL FREE: 800 345 4188

FORCE TEN™FDX DIGITAL FORCE GAGE

MADE IN

USA

OMFDX2011-1

ADVANCED SIMPLICITY

HAND-HELD UTILITY

DIGITAL CLARITY

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

MOST IMPORTANT - READ BEFORE USING THE FDX FORCE GAGE

OVERLOADS: ► FDX provides overload protection of its load cells. However, EXCESSIVE

OVERLOADS or IMPACT LOADING will cause permanent damage.

 ► Prior to reaching an overload condition, the FDX displays “StoP”.

ContinuingtoapplyforcewilldamagetheFDX.

 ► WhenHELPisdisplayed,itindicatesthattheFDXhasbeendamaged

or overloaded.

CORRECTLOADING: FDXisintendedforaxialloadsonly.Applicationofforcetotheloadshaft

atanangleortwistingtheloadshaftwillcauseerroneousreadings.If

theseforcesareexcessive,damagewilloccur.

ATTACHINGIMPLEMENTS: Attachimplements“nger-tight”only.Useoftoolstoattachimplements

totheloadshaftwillcausedamagetotheForceCellModule.

ACADAPTER/CHARGER: UseonlytheACadapter/chargersuppliedwithFDX.Usingotheradapter/

chargerunitswilldamagethebattery.

SYMBOLS: Indicates: Direct Current (dc) Power

 Indicates:CautionRequired-RiskofDanger

PRECAUTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Page

Precautions 2

Table of Contents 3

FDX Features 4 - 5

FDX Specications 6 - 7

A. Power Supply 8

A.1 Battery and AC Adapter 8

A.2 AC Power Adapter 8

A.3 Battery 8

A.4 Environment 8

A.5 Battery Charging 9

B. Keypad 10

B.1 Keypad Description 10

B.2 Keypad Control 10

C. Menu Set-Up 11

C.1 Menu Description 11

C.2 Menu Operations 12

C.2.1 Menu Access 12

C.2.2 Menu Instructions 12

C.2.3 Menu Options 13

1) Automatic-Off - AoFF 13

2) Peak Sampling Rate - PSS 13

3) Auto-Calibration - L CAL 13

D. Gage Operations: Non-Peak and Peak Modes 14

D.1 Force Measuring - Non-Peak and Peak Modes 14

D1.1 Non-Peak Mode 14

D.1.2 Peak Mode 15

E. Calibration 16

E.1 Procedure Description 16

E.2 Verication - Testing Calibration 16

E.3 Auto Calibration 17

E.3.1 Auto Calibration (L CAL) Procedure 17 - 18

F. Implements 19

F.1 Attaching the Hook and Flat Implement 19

Warranty Back Cover

FDX OPERATION MANUAL

WAGNER INSTRUMENTS

P.O. Box 1217, Greenwich, CT 06836-1217, USA

Telephone: (800) 345-4188 or (203) 698-9681

Fax: (800) 443-4149 or (203) 698-9696

[email protected]

www.wagnerinstruments.com

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

CONSTRUCTION

• Firmpistolgriphandle.

• Fiberglassreinforcedplastichousing.

• Full5digit,0.5”display.

• SelectableUnits:lbf,kgf,Nandozf.

• Displays:LOBAT,T,CandPEAK.

OPERATION

• Simple4buttoncontrolandmenuaccess.

• Selectablepeaksampling:100or1000/second.

• Filteringofcurrentandpeakreadings.

• Tensionandcompressionpeaksheldinmemory.

• Auto-offconservesbatterypower.

POWER

• Rechargeable40hourNiMHbattery.

• ContinuousoperationwithACadapter/charger.

ACCESSORIES

• NiMHbattery,ACadapter/charger,hookandat,case,

manualandNISTCalibrationCerticate.

ACCURACY

• Accurateto±0.3%offullscale.

WEIGHT & DIMENSIONS

• 0.5lb[225g].Shipping:2lb[1kg].

• 5”[13cm]Hx25/8”[7cm]Wx13/16”[3cm]D

FEATURES FEATURES

Selectable

lbf/ozf/kgf/N

Selectable 100 or 1000

Peak Sampling Rate

Large 5 Digit 0.5" Display

Re-chargeable

40 Hour Battery

Overload Protection

FORCE TEN™FDX

Compact Digital Force Gage

Pistol Grip Handle

Auto Calibration

ADVANCED SIMPLICITY

Hand-Held Utility

Digital Clarity

TheFDXisalow cost digital force gagedesignedforbasichand-held portability -

compactsize,rmgrip,largedigitaldisplay,40hourbattery,overloadprotection,power

conservation,simplekeypadandselectablepeaksamplingrates.

0.3 % Accuracy

NIST Certiﬁed

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

TABLE 3 FORCE TEN™ - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Item Specication

Accuracy ±0.3%ofFullScale±1LeastSignicantDigit

Display 5Digit,0.5”LiquidCrystalDisplay(LCD)

Display Update 8persecond

Resolution 1000graduations(1250for25lbfcapacity)

Tar e ±10%ofFullScale(FS)

Overload Protection Variesbycapacity

Power •110-120or220-240VACAdapter/Charger

•Rechargeable9VformNiMHbattery

Battery Endurance Upto40hoursat100Samplespersecond

Upto30hoursat1000Samplespersecond

Battery Charge 10hoursforfullcharge

Calibration Auto-Calibration-Onefullcapacityweight

Peak Force Sampling Rate Selectable:100Samplespersecond

1000Samplespersecond

Digital Filter Non-PeakMode:100Samplespersecond

•RoutineTesting: PeakOff: 9HZInputBandWidth

•RapidEventTesting:PeakOn: 33HZInputBandWidth

PeakMode:1000Samplespersecond

•RoutineTesting: PeakOff: 90HZInputBandWidth

•RapidEventTesting:PeakOn:330HZInputBandWidth

Menu Selection Menuselectionof:

•AoFF-AutomaticOff

•PSS-PeakSamplingRate

•LCAL-Auto-Calibration

SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS

TABLE 1

FDX DIGITAL FORCE GAGE & FORCE CELL MODULES

TABLE 2

FDX - OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

Model Capacity/Graduation

FDX 10  10x.01lbf 160x.2ozf 5x.005kgf 50x.05N

FDX 25  25x.02lbf 400x.5ozf 10x .01kgf 100x .1N

FDX 50 50x.05lbf 800x 1ozf 25x .02kgf 250x .2N

FDX 100 100x .1lbf 1600x 2ozf 50x .05kgf 500x .5N

Included:NiMHbattery,ACadapter/charger,hook,at,case,manualandNISTCalibrationCerticate.

FD/S-1* SteelHook-Large(100lbf)

FD/S-2* FlatHead-

1/2

"diameter

FD/S-6 3"ExtensionRod

FD/S-7 HingedHook-Large(100lbf)

FD/S-8 HingedCradle-Large(100lbf)

FD/RT 1cm2FlatRubberTip

FDX/FP 3"x1

1/4

"PressurePad

FDX/NIST* NISTCalibrationCerticate

FDI/AC110* ACAdapter-110-120Vac

FDI/AC220** ACAdapter-220-240Vac

* IncludedwithFDX.

**Includedasalternatewhereappropriate.

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY

A. Power Supply

The preferred power source is determined by FDX use, the rechargeable battery

for portable use and AC adapter/charger for stationary use.

A.1 Battery and AC Adapter

The FDX is powered by a rechargeable 9V form Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)

battery. With a 10 hour charge, the NiMH battery will provide power up to 40 hours

used continuously on the 100 Hz setting. This can be extended by using Auto-Off -

see C.2.3.

Low battery power is indicated on the display with an arrow pointing at LO BAT.

With the AC adapter plugged in, FDX is charging when turned on or off and

charges faster when off.

A.2 AC Power Adapter

• AC to DC, Input: 110 -120 Vac, 60 Hz, or,

220 - 240 Vac, 50 Hz

Output: 12 Vdc, 100 mA.

• Use only the AC power adapter - transformer - provided. Other AC power

adapters may be dangerous and cause battery damage. Charge battery

indoors only.

A.3 Battery

• Nickel-Metal-Hydride (NiMH), 9V form *

• Replacement batteries must be the same.

• Non-rechargeable batteries must not be used.

• Charging a non-rechargeable battery will cause overheating, re or explosion.

* Indicates: Direct Current (dc) Power

Indicates: Caution Required - Risk of Danger

A.4 Environment

• Indoor use only - no protection provided for adverse indoor or outdoor conditions.

• Use at operating ambient temperature of 5 - 40ºC, maximum 75% relative

humidity and pollution degree 2.

A.5 Charging the FDX NiMH Battery

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

B. Keypad

B.1 Keypad Description

FDX is operated with four button keypad that controls all functions.

ON/OFF • Turns FDX on and off.

• Self-tests display if held down when turning gage on.

• At turn-on, display ashes Force Cell capacity and

software version.

If there is no display or if low battery is indicated, the battery may be low or not

securelyconnected.ConnectingtheACPowerAdapterwillconrmthis.

ZERO •Returns display to zero in non-peak and peak mode.

• Returns display to zero with tare force or weight applied to the

load shaft.

PEAK • Activates peak mode and recalls peak readings.

UNITS • Selects units of measurement: lbf, kgf, N, or ozf.

 Eachofthebuttons,exceptON/OFF,alsohasset-upfunctions.

B.2 Keypad Control

Three black keypad buttons have the following additional functions:

SCROLL • Review menu options.

• Review selections within each option.

SELECT • Select displayed item.

• Save selection.

ESCAPE • Cancel and return to previous menu option.

• Exit set-up menu.

Prior to actual test use, gain keypad and menu familiarity with practice.

KEYPAD MENU OPERATIONS

C. Menu Set-Up

C.1 Menu Description

FDX features options for selection in the set-up menu. At rst level are options; at

second level are selections within the options:

TABLE 4 MENU OPTIONS AND SELECTIONS

Display Option - Level One Selections - Level Two

AoFF Automatic Off No* or 30 minutes

PSS Peak Sampling Rate

• Sampling rate: 100 samples per second.*

Input bandwidth: 9Hz in non-peak

33Hz in peak.

• Sampling rate: 1000 samples per second.

Input bandwidth: 90Hz in non-peak

330Hz in peak.

L CAL Auto - Calibration See E.3 Auto-Calibration

* Factory default settings.

Inputbandwidth:Thebandoffrequenciesthatlteringpassesthrufromtheloadcell

to the display. All other background noise or interference frequencies are excluded.

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

C.2 Menu Operations

C.2.1 Menu Access

• Turn FDX off.

• Push / Hold ZERO, push On/OFF.

• Release On/OFF, then ZERO, AoFF is displayed.

C.2.2 Menu Instructions

• After entry into set-up menu, rst option displayed is AoFF.

• SCROLL to review options: AoFF, PSS and LCAL.

• SELECT to choose an option and move thru selections.

 Currentsettingisdisplayed.PushSELECTtoretainthatsetting.

• SCROLL to review selections - see Table 4.

• SELECT to choose the selection: donE will appear on the display, previous

menu is displayed.

• Push ESCAPE to exit after all selections are made or at anytime to exit menu.

Continuing to press SCROLL without pressing SELECT will move the display

thru the available options with no changes made to settings.

MENU OPERATIONS MENU OPERATIONS

C.2.3 Menu Options

1) AoFF Automatic-Off - Useful for battery power conservation.

FDX automatically shuts off after a period if no buttons are pressed:

No Operates continuously, no automatic-off, consumes more

battery power.

30 Shuts off after 30 minutes of inactivity, conserves battery power.

2) PSS Peak Sampling Rate and Filter.

FDX provides selectable peak sampling rates and corresponding ltering.

► Routine Testing

Peak sampling rate of 100/sec is preferable for slowly occurring

events and signicantly reduces battery power consumption.

► Rapid Event Testing

Peak sampling rate of 1000/sec is required to capture peaks of

rapidly occurring events and break tests. The FDX takes 1000

“looks” per second to accurately capture a break point and

display it.

► Digital Filtering

Filtering of displayed data provides accurate force readings by

eliminating vibrations and electromagnetic interference. Filtering is

simultaneously set with peak sampling rate as follows:

100 Samples/Second

• Routine Testing - Peak Off: 9 Hz Input Band Width

• Rapid Event Testing - Peak On: 33 Hz Input Band Width

1000 Samples Per Second

• Routine Testing - Peak Off: 90 Hz Input Band Width

• Rapid Event Testing - Peak On: 330 Hz Input Band Width

   Inputbandwidth:Thebandoffrequenciesthatlteringpassesthrufrom

the load cell to the display. All other background noise or interference

frequencies are excluded from the data display.

3) L CAL Auto - Calibration

FDX features “Smart Load Cell” calibration for verication and

adjustment without returning it to the factory. See E.

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

GAGE OPERATIONS GAGE OPERATIONS

D. GAGE OPERATIONS

D.1 Force Measuring - Non-Peak and Peak Modes

• Non-PeakMode FDX displays instantaneous force being applied.

 • PeakMode FDX displays highest peak tension or compression

force applied since peak memory was last cleared.

FDX continuously measures instantaneous tension and compression forces

and continuously captures peak tension and compression forces. Thus, peak

values are always available in both non-peak and peak modes.

D.1.1 Non-Peak Mode

Force values displayed vary with the instantaneous force applied. Use FDX in this

mode for monitoring applied force as it varies.

At any time tension or compression peaks are needed, they may be recalled - see below.

 • EnterNon-PeakMode Push PEAK repeatedly until arrow pointing at PEAK

disappears, push ZERO to clear the gage.

 • RunTest Apply push or pull force, the gage tracks and displays

applied force.

 • RecallPeaks Push PEAK to display compression and tension peaks.

 • ClearPeakMemory Push ZERO while arrow points at PEAK.

 • ReturntoNon-Peak Push PEAK.

It is important to note that the peak value retrieved is not necessarily the peak

from the last test excursion, it is the highest peak since peak memory was

last cleared.

D.1.2 Peak Mode

Force values displayed by FDX are the highest peak(s) of tension or compression

since peak memory was cleared. If peak memory is cleared, the next peak value

displayed will be that of the next test. If additional tests are run after the rst test,

without clearing the peak memory, the peak value displayed will always be the

highest peak from the series of tests.

 • EnterPeakMode Push PEAK then push ZERO to clear peak memory.

Display defaults to Cand PEAK.

 • RunCompressionTest With arrows pointing at Cand PEAK.Begin

compression test by applying push force. Peak force

is displayed. If a higher force is applied, that peak

force is displayed.

 • RunTensionTest Push PEAK until arrows point at Tand PEAK. Begin

tension test by applying pull force. Peak force is

displayed. If a higher force is applied, that peak force

is displayed.

 • RecallPeaks Push PEAK repeatedly to display compression and

tension peaks.

 • ReturntoNon-Peak Push PEAK.

Prior to actual test use, practice FDX non-peak and peak modes to gain

familiarity.

FDX in non-peak or peak mode, is continuously measuring instantaneous force

applied and continuously capturing peaks.

Peaks can be recalled in non-peak as well as peak modes.

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

CALIBRATION CALIBRATION

E. Calibration

 FDXshouldbeperiodicallytestedtoverifyitiswithinthespeciedtolerance.

E.1 Procedure Description

 • Verication-TestingCalibration - Certied weights are applied in tension

and compression to determine if the FDX can be certied and if the calibration

procedure is necessary.

 • Calibration - The FDX has Auto-Calibration enabling the gage to be calibrated

by one full capacity test weight.

E.2 Verication-TestingCalibration

Warm-up FDX for 2-3 minutes after power-on to stabilize the electronics.

To verify, a ve-point tension and compression test is recommended with weights

equal to 20%, 40%, 60%,80%, and 100% of FDX capacity. If the displayed weight

differs more than ±0.3% of full scale ±1 least signicant digit, FDX is out of tolerance.

Accuracy verication requires testing xtures: a test stand capable of supporting

weights equal to the FDX capacity, and xtures for applying test weights in tension

and compression. Testing xtures are available from Wagner Instruments.

E.3 Auto-Calibration (L CAL)

Auto-Calibration is used to return the FDX to its specied accuracy after verication

indicates the FDX is out of tolerance, or if obvious that readings are incorrect.

Certied NIST traceable test weights are recommended, resulting in an NIST

Calibration Certicate. Test weights are available from Wagner Instruments.

Unless FDX is tested with E.2 verication and an NIST Calibration Certicate

issued, FDX is not certied to NIST standards. If certication is not required,

Auto-Calibration is adequate in returning FDX to specied accuracy.

 AfterAuto-Calibration,FDXaccuracyshouldbeconrmedusing

E.2Verication.

E.3.1 Auto-Calibration (LCAL) Procedure

Test weights must match the Force Cell Module capacity to be tested.

Set UNITS to lbf - all calibrations are performed in pounds (lbf).

Attach FDX to the calibration test stand, and stop all movement.

Enter the set-up menu:

• Turn FDX off.

• Push / Hold ZERO; push ON/OFF.

• Release ON/OFF, then ZERO, AoFF is displayed.

Gage set-up:

• SCROLL to L CAL option.

• Push SELECT - FDX displays null.

• Push SELECT - FDX displays a force cell capacity after zero ashes.

If the capacity shown is not that of the attached Force Cell Module, SCROLL

to the correct Force Cell Module capacity and proceed.

FORCE TEN™FDX FORCE GAGE

CALIBRATION IMPLEMENTS

F. Implements

Several implements are available for use with the FDX - see Table 2. A hook and

at implement are included with FDX. All implements are attached to the American

Standard 10-32 FDX load shaft thread. Metric thread adapters are available.

F.1 Attaching the FDX Hook and Flat Implement

Calibrate:

• Apply full-scale weight matching the display - in lbf.

• Push SELECT with weight applied and movement stopped.

• FDX displays applied weight indicating successful calibration.

FDX will reject a calibration with weights that are higher or lower than FDX

full-scale capacity. It is possible for FDX to accept a calibration with weights

that are close to, but do not match the full scale capacity of FDX. This

erroneous calibration will give inaccurate readings.

Calibration Accepted

• FDX displays the actual applied weight indicating successful calibration. If

uuuuu (under) or nnnnn (over) is displayed the weight is not accepted, or other

problems exist - see Calibration Rejected (below).

 Vericationisrecommendedbyapplyingweightstocheckaccuracyat

various points of FDX range.

• To exit calibration, push SELECT when FDX full-scale capacity is displayed or at

anytime during or after the ve point weight test.

• FDX ashes donE and returns to normal operation.

• Auto-Calibration is complete and FDX is ready for use.

Calibration Rejected

• If the weight is not accepted, the display shows uuuuu (under) or nnnnn (over).

Verify weight applied matches the FDX capacity.

• If the weight used does not match FDX capacity, repeat E.3.1 Auto-Calibration

with an accurate full scale weight.

• If uuuuu or nnnnn is displayed again after repeating Auto-Calibration, the FDX

may be defective or damaged. Call Wagner Instruments for instructions.

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Elster

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Endress+Hauser

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Duratool

Duratool D03128 Manuel utilisateur

Vega

Vega VEGAPULS 65 Manuel utilisateur

Tonghui

Tonghui TH2618B Manuel utilisateur

Tenmars

Tenmars TM-801 Manuel utilisateur

MSR

MSR 145 Manuel utilisateur

TPS

TPS WP-82 Manuel utilisateur

ELMETRON

ELMETRON CP-511 Manuel utilisateur

PCB Piezotronics

PCB Piezotronics 003C30 Manuel utilisateur

Tenma

Tenma 72-10465 Manuel utilisateur

Endress+Hauser

Endress+Hauser Proline Promag 50 Caractéristiques techniques

Siemens

Siemens SITRANS F Coriolis FCT030 Manuel de la liste des pièces

KLINGER

KLINGER CMF V Series Manuel utilisateur

EXFO

EXFO FTB-2 Manuel d'exploitation et d'entretien

Keysight

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ADTEK

ADTEK MW-5 Manuel utilisateur