Mark-10 WT-205M Motorized Wire Crimp Pull Tester
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User's Guide
Thank You
Thank you for purchasing a Mark-10 WT-205M wire crimp pull tester, designed for pull test applications up to 200 lbF (1,000 N). With proper usage, we are confident that you will get many years of great service with this product. Mark-10 instruments are ruggedly built for many years of service in laboratory and industrial environments.
This User's Guide provides setup, safety, and operation instructions. Dimensions and specifications are also provided. For additional information or answers to your questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our technical support and engineering teams are eager to assist you.
Before use, each person who is to use the WT-205M should be fully trained in appropriate operation and safety procedures.
List of Included Items
| Qty. | Part No. | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | WT-205M | Wire crimp pull tester |
| 1 | AC1138 | Power cord |
| 1 | - | Certificate of calibration without data (standard) or with data (optional) |
| 1 | AC1135 | Optional ring terminal fixture |
| 1 | AC1136 | Optional blank fixture |
| 1 | AC1132 | Optional wedge grip assembly |
| 1 | AC1134 | Optional bollard grip assembly |
| 1 | AC1133 | Optional dual roller grip assembly |
| 1 | AC1137-1 | Optional carrying case |
| 1 | AC1111 | USB cable |
| - | - | USB driver, MESUR® Lite software, MESUR®gauge evaluation software, User's Guide |
Download at: www.mark-10.com/resources
Safety
2.1 Checks and Procedures
The following safety checks and procedures should be performed before and during operation:
- Always consider the characteristics of the sample being tested before initiating a test. A risk assessment should be carried out beforehand to ensure that all safety measures have been addressed and implemented.
- Wear eye and face protection when testing. Be aware of the dangers posed by potential energy that can accumulate in the sample during testing. Extra bodily protection should be worn if a destructive failure of a test sample is possible.
- Keep away from moving parts of the tester. Loose articles of clothing should not be worn. Long hair should be covered to avoid a hazardous situation.
- In those applications which could lead to a hazardous situation, use of a machine guard is strongly recommended.
- When the tester is not in use, ensure that the power is turned off to prevent accidental engagement of any of the controls.
Safety features provided by this pull tester may be impaired if it is not used in a manner not specified by Mark-10.
2.2 Emergency Stop
The emergency stop switch is located on the front, right side of the tester. It is a red button with a yellow ring. Pressing the button down stops motion. Rotating it clockwise releases the switch.
Setup
3.1 Mechanical Setup
3.1.1 Assembly
The tester is shipped completely assembled.
3.1.2 Mounting and Placement
Place the tester on a clean, flat, and level work area free from vibration. If desired, the tester can be secured to the work area with four 1/4-20 screws fastened into the threaded holes in the underside of the base (depth of 0.5 in. [12 mm]). Ensure that the rear of the tester is easily accessible, so that the power cord can be disconnected in an emergency.
3.1.3 Sample Setup
- Secure the terminal into the standard terminal fixture, optional ring terminal fixture, or optional wedge grip assembly. Index the fixtures until the desired slot or ring size is aligned with the lower grip adjacent to the lever. The fixtures will click when indexing to each size selection.
- Insert the loose end of the wire through the mechanism, maintaining tension on the wire as you insert it.
Visual aids for fixtures include:
- Figure 3.1: Wire terminal fixture
- Figure 3.2: Ring terminal fixture (optional)
- Figure 3.3: Wedge grip assembly (optional)
- Figure 3.4: Wedge grip assembly (showing wire insertion)
- Figure 3.5: Bollard grip assembly (optional)
- Figure 3.6: Dual roller grip assembly (optional)
3.2 Connections and Outputs
The rear panel of the tester features several connections:
- 1. I/O Connector: Provides RS-232, set point, analog, Mitutoyo, and other outputs. Refer to the Communications and Outputs section for details.
- 2. Fuse: Located for protection.
- 3. Power Switch: Used to turn the unit on and off.
- 4. Power Plug Receptacle: Where the power cord is plugged in. Refer to the Connecting power sub-section for important safety information.
- 5. USB Connector: For data output to a PC, PLC, printer, etc.
3.3 Installing the USB Driver
If communicating via USB, install the USB driver available at: www.mark-10.com/resources. Caution: Install the USB driver before physically connecting the tester to a PC with the USB cable.
Further instructions for configuring and using the tester's outputs are provided in the Communications and Outputs section.
3.4 Connecting Power
Plug one end of the power cord into its receptacle at the rear of the tester and the other end into a wall outlet with local earth ground (3-prong connector).
Before turning on power, perform the following safety checks:
- Never operate the tester if there is any visible damage to the power cord or the tester itself. The WT-205M is powered by 100-240VAC. Contact with this high voltage can cause serious injury or death.
- Ensure the tester is kept away from water or any electrically conductive liquids at all times.
- Make sure the electrical outlet powering the tester has local earth ground (3-prong connector).
- The tester should be serviced by a trained technician only. Power must be disconnected before disassembly.
- Never use a detachable mains supply cord with inadequate ratings.
After these checks, the tester may be powered on and is ready for operation.
Home Screen and Controls
4.1 Demo Mode Functions
The WT-205M is shipped in Demo Mode, providing full functionality of all available optional functions for an evaluation period of 160 operating hours. After this period expires, any functions not purchased will no longer be accessible.
Upon initial power-up, the display shows:
- DEMO MODE
- All functions are temporarily enabled.
- Remaining demo time: 160 hours
- Press ENTER.
The available optional functions are:
- Profiles: Save and recall test parameter sets (speed, pass/fail limits, units, etc.). Up to 500 profiles can be stored.
- Load Holding: The tester stops and maintains a specified load for a specified period.
- Pull To Load: The tester stops when a specified load is reached.
- Date & Time Stamp: Assigns a date and time stamp to each saved data point.
Refer to the Function Activation section for activation instructions.
4.2 Home Screen
The home screen displays various information:
- 1. Status: Indicates STOPPED, PULLING, RETURNING, or HOLDING.
- 2. Position: Indicates HOME or LIMIT.
- 3. Primary Reading: The current displayed reading.
- 4. Peak Force: The maximum measured tension force, resettable with ZERO.
- 5. Unit of Measurement: Displays the current unit (e.g., lbF, ozF, kgF, N, kN).
- 6. Pass/Fail Indicators: Red "X" for out of limits, green "checkmark" for within limits.
- 7. Mode: Indicates the current measurement mode (RT for Real Time, PK for Peak).
- 8. Break Detection Indicator: The letter "B" appears if Break Detection is enabled.
- 9. Profile Name: Indicates the currently selected profile.
- 10. Number of Data Points: Shows the count of stored data points (up to 2,000).
- 11. Peak Value: Displays the peak force reading.
4.3 Controls
The tester is operated using several keys:
| Primary Label | Primary Function | Secondary Label | Secondary Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENTER | Various uses, as described in the following sections. | - | - |
| ZERO | Zeroes the primary reading and peaks. | (UP) | Navigates up through the menu and sub-menus. |
| MENU | Enters the main menu. | ESCAPE | Reverts one step backwards through the menu hierarchy. |
| MODE | Toggles between measurement modes. | (DOWN) | Navigates down through the menu and sub-menus. |
| DATA | Stores a value to memory, transmits the current reading to an external device, and/or initiates automatic data output, depending on setup. | DELETE | Enables and disables Delete mode while viewing stored data. |
| START | Starts motion. Press and release to produce maintained motion. In Maintenance mode, a key press results in momentary motion. | - | Reverses motion. Press and release to produce maintained motion until return to the Home position. In Maintenance mode, a key press results in momentary motion. |
| STOP | Stops motion. | RETURN | Moves the grip mounting plate left. |
| - | - | - | Moves the grip mounting plate right. |
4.4 Menu Navigation Basics
Most functions and parameters are configured via the main menu. Press MENU to access it. Use UP and DOWN keys to scroll through items. The current selection is highlighted. Press ENTER to select a menu item, then use UP and DOWN again to scroll through sub-menus. Press ENTER again to select a sub-menu item.
For parameters that can be selected or deselected, press ENTER to toggle. An asterisk (*) indicates selection. For numerical input, use UP and DOWN keys to increment/decrement. Hold keys for auto-increment. Press ENTER to save, or ESCAPE to revert without saving.
Operating Modes
Caution: If the tester's capacity is exceeded by more than 10%, the display shows "OVER" and an audible tone sounds until MENU is pressed or the load is reduced.
Three operating modes are available. Cycle between modes by pressing MODE on the home screen:
- 5.1 Real time (RT): Displays the live measured reading.
- 5.2 Peak (PK): Displays the peak tension reading observed. The peak value is retained even if the force decreases. Pressing ZERO resets the value.
- 5.3 Break Detection (RT B or PK B): Stops motion when a sample break occurs, defined as a force decrease to a specified percentage of the peak.
Units of Measurement
The WT-205M can display five different force measurement units. Select Units from the menu to change the unit. Available units are:
- lbF (Pound-force)
- ozF (Ounce-force)
- kgF (Kilogram-force)
- N (Newton)
- kN (Kilonewton)
Note: Changing the unit in this menu does not set the default unit. Configure the default unit in the Initial Settings menu.
Digital Filters
Digital filters smooth readings affected by mechanical interference. They use a moving average technique. A selection of 1 disables the filter.
To access filter settings, select Filters from the menu. Two filters are available:
- Current Reading: Applies to peak capture rate.
- Displayed Reading: Applies to the primary reading. Available settings: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024.
It is recommended to use the lowest value for Current Reading filter for best performance and the highest value for Displayed Reading filter for best stability.
Pass / Fail Limits
8.1 General Information
Pass/fail limits provide tolerance checking with visual (red/green indicators) and audible alerts. Outputs can trigger external devices for process control. Two limits (high and low) are stored in memory and compared against the primary reading. Signaling indicates "under", "in range", or "over".
8.2 Configuration
To configure pass/fail limits, select Pass / Fail Limits from the menu. Limits can be enabled individually, in pairs, or not at all.
The upper limit appears in the upper right corner of the display, and the lower limit in the lower right corner. If only one limit is enabled, "OFF" appears for the other. If neither is enabled, both corners are blank.
If only a minimum force is required, set only the lower pass/fail limit. A red "X" illuminates if the value is below this limit; a green "checkmark" illuminates if it is above.
Note: Pass/fail limits and set point outputs reference the displayed reading, not necessarily the live load.
8.2.1 Set Point Outputs Schematic Diagram: This diagram illustrates the connections for set point outputs, showing connections for Gauge, Load, GND, and outputs like BSS138.
Speed
Adjust speed settings to comply with standards. Select Speed from the menu.
- Units: Select between inches per minute (in/min) or millimeters per minute (mm/min).
- Pull Speed: Sets the test speed. Available settings: 0.5-12.0 in/min (0.1 increments) or 10-300 mm/min (0.5 increments).
- Return Speed: Sets the speed for manual RETURN key presses or Auto Return. Available settings: 12-45 in/min (1 increment) or 300-1,100 mm/min (25 increments).
Preload
To improve testing efficiency, an initial speed (preload) can be set, reverting to the programmed test speed when the mechanism engages the sample. Select Preload from the menu.
- Enabled: Activates the Preload function.
- Force: Sets the force at which speed reverts to the programmed test speed. Available settings: 1-100 lbF (0.1 increments).
- Speed: Sets the initial speed until preload. Available settings: 12-25 in/min (1 increment) or 300-625 mm/min (25 increments).
Press ZERO to arm the function after exiting the menu.
Note: Set preload force well below the expected testing force to avoid overshoot in Load Holding or Pull to Load.
Pull To Load (optional function)
For non-destructive testing, the tester can stop when a specified load is reached. Select Pull to Load from the menu.
- Disabled: Disables the function.
- Enabled: Enables the function.
- Force: Sets the force at which the tester stops. Available settings: 0-200 lbF (0.1 increments).
Additional automatic functions can be performed upon completion of a pull to load sequence, as described in the Auto Settings section.
Load Holding (optional function)
Load Holding maintains a specified load for a set period, reacting dynamically to load changes. Select Load Holding from the menu.
- Enabled: Activates the function.
- Time (mm:ss): Sets the duration for maintaining the load. Available settings: 0-60 minutes (1 second increments).
- Hold Force: Sets the force to be maintained. Available settings: 0-200 lbF (0.1 increments).
Press ZERO to arm. The display shows "LH ON". A counter shows remaining time during the test.
Additional automatic functions can be performed upon completion, as described in the Auto Settings section.
Break Detection
This function senses wire-terminal separation. A break is defined as force increasing beyond a threshold, then decreasing. Upon detection, the tester can stop and return to the Home position if Auto Return is enabled.
Break detection settings are configured centrally and apply to any mode where enabled. Refer to Operating Modes for mode-specific configuration.
13.1 Configuration
To enable Break Detection, select Break Detection from the main menu.
- Enabled: Activates the function. The letter "B" appears on the home screen.
- Threshold: Sets the percentage of full scale at which break detection becomes active, ignoring peaks during loading/unloading. Available settings: 1-90% (1% increments).
Press ZERO to arm Break Detection. The message changes from "B" to "B ON". Tones can sound for triggered functions if enabled.
Auto Return
This function reverses direction and proceeds to the home position at maximum speed. Auto Return is triggered by the first of these conditions met:
- Break has occurred
- Target load has been reached
- Load holding sequence has completed
- End of travel has been reached
- Disabled: Disables Auto Return.
- Enabled: Enables Auto Return.
Auto Settings
The tester can perform automatic functions upon returning to the Home position (after manual reverse, Auto Return, Break Detection, Pull to Load, or Load Holding).
Available automatic functions include:
- Saving the peak value to memory.
- Transmitting the peak reading.
- Toggling an output pin.
- Zeroing readings after a settable delay.
Select Auto Settings from the menu to configure:
- Memory Storage: Stores the peak reading to memory.
- RS232/USB Output: Outputs peak, date/time stamp (if installed) via RS-232 and USB.
- Mitutoyo Output: Outputs the peak via Mitutoyo.
- Output Pin: Sets SP1, SP2, or SP3 pin low until ZERO is pressed. Select "NONE" if not required.
- Auto Zero: Zeroes the display.
- Auto Zero Delay: Sets a delay before automatic zeroing upon return to Home.
Data Memory and Statistics
The WT-205M stores up to 2,000 data points. Readings can be stored, viewed, and output. The most recent data point can be deleted. Statistics are calculated for stored data.
To enable memory storage, select DATA Key, then Memory Storage. The data record number "0000" appears on the home screen. Press DATA to save the current reading. The record number increments.
To view, edit, and output data/statistics, select Memory from the menu.
16.1 View Data
All saved data points can be viewed, showing the record number, value, and unit of measurement. Example data points are listed.
16.1.1 Date & Time Stamp: If installed, pressing ENTER for a data point displays its associated date, time, and profile name.
16.2 Delete Data
The last data point may be deleted by pressing DELETE while highlighting it. A "D" appears next to the record number. Press ENTER to confirm deletion. Press DELETE again to exit Delete mode. Refer to Clear All Data to delete all points.
16.3 Statistics
Statistical calculations include number of readings, minimum, maximum, mean, and standard deviation.
16.4 Output Load Data
Press ENTER to output data to an external device. The display shows "SENDING DATA..." then "DATA SENT". Errors show "DATA NOT SENT". Data can be downloaded via Mark-10 programs.
16.5 Output Full Data
Press ENTER to output data with time, date, and profile name (requires optional Profiles and Date & Time Stamp functions). Display messages are similar to Output Load Data.
16.6 Output Statistics
Press ENTER to output statistics. Display shows "SENDING STATS..." then "STATS SENT". Errors show "STATS NOT SENT".
16.7 Clear All Data
Press ENTER to clear all data. A prompt "CLEAR ALL DATA?" appears. Select Yes or No. Clearing data can also be done by highlighting Memory and pressing DELETE.
Communications and Outputs
17.1 Serial / USB
Communication is via micro USB or 15-pin serial ports. It is possible only when the tester is in the main operating screen.
To set up RS-232 and USB communication, select Serial/USB Settings from the menu.
- Communication Settings: Data Bits: 8, Stop Bits: 1, Parity: None.
- Baud Rate: Select as required for the application, matching the receiving device.
- Data Format: Select Numeric + Units (includes value and unit) or Numeric Only (value only).
17.1.3 Data Communication
Data points can be transmitted by pressing DATA. The WT-205M can also be controlled by an external device via RS-232 or USB. Supported commands include ?, MEM, MEMFL, STA, CLRMEM.
Command Responses: A request command '?' returns load data, followed by space and load unit, terminated by CR-LF. Example: "124.8 lbF". Errors report code *10 (illegal command).
17.2 Mitutoyo BCD Settings
This output is for connecting to data collectors, printers, etc., that accept Mitutoyo BCD data. Data points can be transmitted by pressing DATA or requested from the Mitutoyo device.
17.3 Analog Output
This output is for chart recorders, oscilloscopes, data acquisition systems, etc. It produces -1VDC at full scale.
DATA Key Functions
The DATA key can be configured for various functions. Select DATA Key from the menu.
Three options are available for the DATA key's function when pressed:
- RS232/USB Output: Outputs data via serial and USB ports.
- Mitutoyo Output: Outputs data via Mitutoyo (Digimatic) through the serial port.
- Memory Storage: Stores a reading to memory.
- Profile Name Out.: Outputs the Profile name (requires optional Profiles function).
- Date Output: Outputs the date stamp (requires optional Date & Time Stamp function).
- Time Output: Outputs the time stamp (requires optional Date & Time Stamp function).
Any combination of these functions can be selected.
I/O Connector Pin Diagram (DB-15HD female)
The I/O connector has 15 pins with specific functions:
- Pin 1: Signal Ground
- Pin 2: Tension Overload (Output)
- Pin 3: RS-232 Receive (Input)
- Pin 4: RS-232 Transmit (Output)
- Pin 5: +12V DC (Input / Output)
- Pin 6: Analog Output (Output)
- Pin 7: (Unused)
- Pin 8: Mitutoyo Clock (Output)
- Pin 9: Mitutoyo Data or (Output)
- Pin 10: Mitutoyo Request or (Input)
- Pin 11: Set Point Pin 1 (SP1) (Output)
- Pin 12: Set Point Pin 2 (SP2) (Output)
- Pin 13: Set Point Pin 3 (SP3) (Output)
- Pin 14: (Unused)
- Pin 15: Mitutoyo Ready (Output)
* Maximum voltage: 40V.
Profiles (optional function)
Groups of menu settings can be saved as profiles and recalled later. Select Profiles from the menu to save, edit, and recall.
- Current: Displays the currently selected profile name. It can be renamed using the UP/DOWN and DATA keys.
- Save to Current Prof.: Saves settings to the currently selected profile.
- Select Profile: Views a list of saved profiles. Selecting one may delete previously saved data. "NO PROFILE" contains factory defaults.
- Save as New Profile: Saves settings to a new profile.
- Delete Current Prof.: Deletes the currently selected profile (except "NO PROFILE").
A warning message appears if settings are changed and not saved.
Passwords
Two passwords can control access to Calibration and other keys. Access the password setup screen via Passwords from the menu.
19.1 Calibration Password
Select Calibration from the sub-menu to set a password. Options include Disabled, Enabled, and Set Password (0000-9999).
19.2 MENU Key Password
If enabled, a password is required each time the MENU key is selected.
19.3 Locking Out Other Keys
Individual keys (MODE, ZERO, DATA) can be locked out. Pressing a locked key prompts "KEY PROTECTED".
19.4 Password Prompts
When passwords are enabled, an "ENTER PASSWORD" prompt appears. Use UP/DOWN keys to select the password and ENTER to continue. Incorrect entry shows "INCORRECT PASSWORD" with options to reset or request a code.
If a password is lost, press ENTER to generate a request code, which can be used to obtain an activation code from Mark-10 or a distributor.
Other Settings
20.1 Date & Time (optional function)
If the Date & Time Stamp function is installed, configure date and time formats in the Date & Time menu. Select preferred date (MM/DD/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY) and time (12H or 24H) formats. Use ENTER to scroll fields and UP/DOWN to adjust values.
20.2 LCD Contrast
Adjust the display contrast by selecting LCD Contrast from the menu. Select a value from 0 to 25.
20.3 Tones
Enable audible tones for key presses and alerts (overload, pass/fail). Pass/fail alerts can be momentary or continuous. Select Tones from the menu to configure which functions trigger tones.
20.4 Initial Settings
Configure initial settings upon power-on, such as Units (default lbF) and Mode (default Real Time). Select Initial Settings from the menu.
20.5 Restore Default Settings
Restore factory default settings by selecting Restore Defaults from the menu.
20.6 Motion Keys Settings
Three button function modes are available:
- Maintained: Grip plate moves continuously while button is held; STOP halts motion.
- Momentary: Grip plate moves only while button is held; releasing stops motion.
- Auto: Holding button >0.5 sec enters momentary mode. A short tap operates in maintained mode. STOP halts maintained motion.
20.7 Information / Welcome Screen
The Information screen, accessible from the menu, displays tester details: Wire Terminal Tester, Series WTM, Model No: WT-205M, Serial No: 1234567, Version: 1.0, (c) Mark-10 Corp.
Function Activation
Optional functions can be ordered upfront or enabled via an activation code.
21.1 Demo Mode Functions
The WT-205M ships in Demo Mode for 160 operating hours, offering full functionality. After expiry, purchased functions remain accessible.
An additional 160-hour demo period can be enabled by selecting Reset Demo Time from the Function Activation menu and following the request/activation code procedure.
21.2 Activating Functions
Select Function Activation from the menu. Functions marked with an asterisk (*) are installed. To install another function, scroll to it and press ENTER.
Activation involves supplying a request code to Mark-10 or a distributor, who provides an activation code. Use UP/DOWN keys to select characters, and DATA to advance. Press ENTER to confirm. Successful entry permanently installs the function.
Calibration
22.1 Initial Physical Setup
Mount the tester vertically to a rugged fixture capable of withstanding the instrument's full capacity. Use certified deadweights or master load cells with appropriate mounting hardware. A calibration kit is available from Mark-10.
22.2 Calibration Procedure
- Select Calibration from the menu.
- Press DATA to invert the display if desired, then press ENTER to continue.
- Enter the number of calibration points (1 to 10). For ±0.2% accuracy, 5 or more evenly spaced increments are recommended (e.g., 40, 80, 120, 160, 200 lb loads).
- To escape at any time, press ESCAPE. Options are Cancel (return to setup) or Exit w/o saving.
- After entering calibration points, press ENTER.
- Place the tester horizontally on a level surface free from vibration, then press ZERO to calculate offsets. The display will show "Please wait..." and then indicate if the sensor and analog readings passed or failed.
- If offsets are calculated successfully, the display prompts to attach necessary weight fixtures, then press ENTER.
- Optionally exercise the sensor, then press ENTER.
- Apply a weight equal to the full scale of the instrument (e.g., 200.0 lbF ±20%), then press ENTER.
- After "Please wait...", ensure no load is applied, then press ZERO.
- The display prompts to apply load. Enter the load value for each calibration point (e.g., 40.0 lbF) using UP/DOWN keys and press ENTER. Repeat for all selected points.
- After completing all points, select "Save & exit" to save calibration information or "Exit w/o saving" to discard changes.
Error messages may appear for disallowed units, unstable loads, incorrect load values, or points too close to previous ones.
Specifications
23.1 General
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Force capacity x resolution | 200 x 0.1 lbF | 3200 x 2 ozF | 100 x 0.05 kgF | 1000 x 0.5 N | 1 x 0.0005 kN |
| Accuracy | ±0.2% of full scale |
| Wire diameter range | AWG30 - AWG 3 [0.01 - 0.25 in (0.3 - 6.3 mm)] |
| Min. sample length | 2.1 in [53.3 mm], excluding termination |
| Max. elongation | 2.3 in [58.4 mm] |
| Speed range (Approach) | 12.0 - 25.0 in/min [300 - 625 mm/min] |
| Speed range (Test) | 0.4 - 12.0 in/min [10 - 300 mm/min] |
| Return speed | 12.0 - 45.0 in/min [300 - 1,125 mm/min] |
| Sampling rate | 7,000 Hz |
| Speed setting accuracy | ±0.2% |
| Speed variation with load | ±0% [Stepper motor driven] |
| Power | Universal input 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 200 W |
| Fuse | 1.2 A, 250V, 3AG, SLO BLO |
| Outputs | USB / RS-232: Up to 115,200 baud. Mitutoyo (Digimatic): Serial BCD. Analog: -1VDC, ±0.25% of full scale. General purpose: Three open drain outputs, one input. Set points: Three open drain lines. |
| Overload protection | Motor stops at 120% capacity ("OVER" at 110% and above). |
| Weight | 28 lb [12.7 kg] |
| Included accessories | Power cord, quick-start guide, USB cable, NIST-traceable certificate of calibration. |
| Environmental conditions | Indoor use only, Up to 6,500 ft [2,000 m] altitude, Temp: 40-100°F [5-40°C], Humidity: up to 80% (non-condensing), Mains voltage fluctuations ±10%, Overvoltage Category II, Pollution Degree 2. |
| Warranty | 3 years (see individual statement) |
| Literature & Software | Download at: www.mark-10.com/resources |
23.2 Factory Settings
The following are the factory default settings:
| Parameter | Setting |
|---|---|
| Pass / Fail Limits | Upper: Disabled, Lower: 160 lbF, 80 lbF |
| Filters | Current: 512, Displayed: 1024 |
| DATA Key Functions | RS-232/USB Output: Enabled, Mitutoyo Output: Disabled, Memory Storage: Enabled, Profile Name Output: Disabled, Date Output: Disabled, Time Output: Disabled |
| Speed | Pull Speed: 4.0 in/min, Return Speed: 45 in/min, Unit: in/min |
| Auto Return | Disabled |
| Serial/USB | RS-232 Output Selected: Disabled, USB Output Selected: Enabled, Baud Rate: 115200, Data Format: Numeric + units |
| Mitutoyo BCD Output | Disabled |
| Preload | Enabled, Force: 2 lbF, Speed: 25 in/min |
| Break Detection | Disabled, Threshold: 10% of full scale |
| Auto Settings | Auto Zero: Disabled, Auto Zero Delay: 5 sec., RS-232/USB Output: Disabled, Auto Storage: Disabled, Output Pin: NONE |
| Pull to Load (optional function) | Disabled, Force: 50.0 lbF |
| Load Holding (optional function) | Disabled, Hold Force: 40.0 lbF, Time: 1 min. |
| Date & Time (optional function) | Varies |
| Profile name (optional function) | (blank) |
| Tones | Keys: Enabled, Alerts: Enabled, Pass / Fail Limits: Momentary |
| Initial Settings | Unit: lbF, Mode: Real Time |
| Passwords | All passwords disabled |
Dimensions
The tester has the following approximate dimensions:
- Width: 16.8 inches [426.7 mm]
- Depth: 5.1 inches [130.2 mm]
- Height: 7.0 inches [177.8 mm]
- Base dimensions: 13.8 inches [351.3 mm] x 5.5 inches [138.4 mm]
- Mounting holes: Three 1/4-20 UNC-2B threaded holes, 0.350 DP.
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