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MTS Model 494.05 Handset
Product Information
100-194-691 B
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Publication information
MANUAL PART NUMBER PUBLICATION DATE MTS 793 SOFTWARE RELEASE
100-194-691 A November 2008 Version 5.1 or later
100-194-691 B August 2009 Version 5.2 or later
Contents
Model 494.05 Handset 5
Overview 6
About the Model 494.05 Handset 6
About Display Pages 7
Handset Controls Quick Reference Guide 8
Exclusive Control Procedures: Quick Reference Guide 9
Manual Command 9
Hydraulic Control 9
Interlock Reset/Override 9
Auto Offset 9
Handset Setup Procedures 10
Model 494.05 Handset Connections 10
Model 494.05 Handset Hwi File Editor Settings 11
About Exclusive Control 12
About Exclusive Control and the Handset 13
The “Allow exclusive control at any level” Control 14
How to Assign Exclusive Control to a Handset 16
How to Return Exclusive Control to the Station Manager Application 17
How to Select a Handset 18
How to Set the Thumbwheel Speed 18
How to Set the Handset Thumbwheel Direction 19
How to Allow Exclusive Control at Any Access Level 20
MTS Model 494.05 Handset Contents
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Handset Control Procedures 21
How to Limit Manual Command with the Handset 21
How to Reset/Override Interlocks 22
How to Apply Hydraulics When the Active Mode Signal Is Saturated 23
How to Use Auto Offset 23
How to Use Manual Command to Move the Actuator 24
How to Control Hydraulics 25
How to Run Programs from the Handset 26
How to Clear Error Messages from the Display 27
Index 29
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Contents
MTS Model 494.05 Handset
Model 494.05 Handset
Overview About the Model 494.05 Handset 6
About Display Pages 7
Handset Controls Quick Reference Guide 8
Exclusive Control Procedures: Quick Reference Guide 9
Handset setup
procedures
Handset control
procedures
Model 494.05 Handset Connections 10
Model 494.05 Handset Hwi File Editor Settings 11
About Exclusive Control 12
About Exclusive Control and the Handset 13
How to Assign Exclusive Control to a Handset 16
How to Return Exclusive Control to the Station Manager Application 17
How to Select a Handset 18
How to Set the Thumbwheel Speed 18
How to Set the Handset Thumbwheel Direction 19
How to Allow Exclusive Control at Any Access Level 20
How to Limit Manual Command with the Handset 21
How to Reset/Override Interlocks 22
How to Apply Hydraulics When the Active Mode Signal Is Saturated 23
How to Use Auto Offset 23
How to Use Manual Command to Move the Actuator 24
How to Control Hydraulics 25
MTS Model 494.05 Handset
How to Run Programs from the Handset 26
How to Clear Error Messages from the Display 27
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Overview
Overview
About the Model 494.05 Handset
The Model 494.05 Handset is a portable device that provides another interface
(in addition to the Station Manager application) where you can control a station.
Either the Station Manager application or the handset (not both) can have
“exclusive control” of a station.
Handset functions:
• Reset/override interlocks
• Energize and de-energize system
hydraulics (hydraulic power unit, hydraulic
service manifold, or both)
• Monitor sensor signals
• Perform auto offset on selected signals
• Manually control the actuator
• Run/Stop/Hold the test program
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About Display Pages
*MC SN1 Channel 2
>Displ 130.5 mm
-Force 234 kN
To enter exclusive control:
Press (Exclusive Control).
To change display pages:
Press
or to select
different display pages.
Display
Page
Function
HC = Hydraulic Control
Each HPU and HSM has a
Hydraulic Control (HC) page where
you can apply hydraulics.
*HC SN1 HSM1
T2=J28B
> Off
- Low
High
AO = Auto Offset
Auto offset sets the output of the
selected signal to zero without
regard to the physical position of
the actuator or specimen loading.
*AO SN1 Ch 1
-Displ 130.5 mm
Force 234 kN
MC = Manual Command
Press to turn on manual
thumbwheel control of the active
selection (>).
*MC SN1 Ch 2
>Displ 130.5
-Force 234 kN
Overview
The handset user interface groups control functions into display pages. Display
pages are functional only when the handset has “exclusive control” of the station.
The first two characters in the top line of the display indicate the display page
function: MC=manual command, AO=auto offset, and HC=hydraulic control.
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Overview
*MC SN1 Ch 2
>Displ 130.5
-Force 234 kN
Strain 0.738 mm/m
*
MC SN1 Ch 2
Display Pages:
MC = Manual Command
AO = Auto Offset
HC = Hydraulic Control
Station Number
(interlock number
assigned to station)
Channel
Name
Page Forward
Page Back
Hydraulics Indicator
ON = high or low hydraulics
OFF = hydraulics off
Interlock Reset/Override
Each time you press Reset/
Override, the interlocks are
overridden for 10 seconds
(10 presses=100 seconds).
Program Stop
(active at all times)
Enter
Press to make an item
marked with the scroll
pointer (–) active.
> = active selection
– = scroll position
Exclusive Control
Press to activate exclusive
handset control of the station.
When the handset has
exclusive control, the Station
Manager application cannot
initiate actuator movement.
By default, the Station
Manager application must be
at the Operator access level
for handset operation. You
can change this so the
handset can operate at any
access level.
Program Run
Runs a previously loaded
program or the function
generator.
Thumbwheel
When Manual Command is
active, use the thumbwheel to
position the actuator.
Manual Command (MC)
Press to turn on thumbwheel
control of the actuator using the
selected active-mode signal (>).
Hydraulics OFF
Press to turn off all HSMs and
HPUs assigned to the station
(active at all times).
Interlock Indicator
ON = interlock condition
OFF = no interlock
Blinking = interlock override
Program Hold
Scroll Down
The scroll pointer (–) indicates the
position as you scroll down a list.
* = Exclusive Control
Select
Display
Pages
Handset Controls Quick Reference Guide
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Exclusive Control Procedures: Quick Reference Guide
Manual Command
1. Press .
2. Press to select a
command signal.
3. Press to activate
Manual Command.
4. Use the thumbwheel to
position the actuator.
5. Press to exit
Manual Command.
*MC SN1 Ch 2
>Displ 130.5 mm
-Force 234 kN
Hydraulic Control
1. Press or to
display the Hydraulic
Control (HC) page.
2. Press to make the
current selection (-)
active (>).
*HC SN1 HSM1
T2=J28B
> Off
- Low
High
Interlock Reset/Override
1. Press .
2. The Reset/Override
timer appears.
*MC SN1 Ch 2
>Displ 130.5 mm
-Force 234 kN
* Reset/Override
Override: 100
-Reset
Auto Offset
1. Press to select a
signal (-).
2. Press to perform
Auto Offset.
*AO SN1 Ch 1
-Displ 130.5 mm
Force 234 kN
*AO SN1 Ch 1
-Displ _ 130.5 mm
Force 234 kN
*MC SN1 Ch 2
>Displ 130.5
-Force 234 kN
Strain 0.738 mm/m
To enter exclusive control:
Press (Exclusive Control).
To change display pages:
Press or to select
different display pages.
To select options:
Press (Scroll Down) to
move down the list of selections.
Press (Enter) to make the
current selection (-) active (>).
Overview
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Handset Setup Procedures
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Model 494.40 I/O Carrier Board
Model 494.05 Handset
VME Card Cage
J1A
494.47 Dual UART/
Encoder Conditioner
Mezzanine Card
J1B
J2A
J2B
J3A
J3B
J4A
J4B
Handset Setup Procedures
Model 494.05 Handset Connections
The Model 494.05 Handset connects to one of the following serial boards:
• FlexTest 40, 60, 100, 200 systems—a Model 494.47 Dual UART/Digital
Transducer Conditioner mezzanine card that is installed on a Model 494.40
I/O Carrier board can support up to two handsets.
• FlexTest IIm, GT, and TestStar IIm systems—a Model 498.71B GRES III
board can support up to four handsets.
Sharing handsets When you use the Station Manager application to select a handset, that handset
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Handset cables Handset cables are available in different lengths ranging from 3–30.5 m
cannot be used by other stations. To assign the handset to a different station, you
must first deselect the handset from a station (change handset selection to None).
You can then go to another station and use the Station Manager application to
select the handset.
To use the handset on a different system, disconnect the handset from the I/O
carrier and the Station Manager application automatically deselects the handset
from any station. You can then plug the handset into a different system whose
.hwi file includes a handset.
(9.8–100 ft). The maximum cable length is 61 m (200 ft.).
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Model 494.05 Handset Hwi File Editor Settings
To initially install the handset:
1. Physically install the serial boards required for the number of handsets used
by the system:
The Model 494.05 Handset requires one of the following serial boards:
• FlexTest 40, 60, 100, 200 systems—a Model 494.47 Dual UART/
Digital Transducer Conditioner mezzanine card that is installed on a
Model 494.40 I/O Carrier board can support up to two handsets.
• FlexTest IIM, GT, and TestStar IIM systems—a Model 498.71
GRES III board can support up to four handsets.
2. Use the Hwi File Editor application to add the required serial board
resources to the .hwi file.
A. Click the Controller icon.
B. Click the Board tab and add the GRES III board. GRES III boards are
typically placed in VME Bus slot 10.
or
Handset Setup Procedures
MTS Model 494.05 Handset
For Series 494 systems, right-click an empty 494.40 I/O carrier slot and
select the Model 494.47 UART mezzanine card.
3. Define the number of handsets used with the system.
A. Click the Controller icon.
B. Click the Miscellaneous tab and select the # of Handset Controls
from the drop-down list.
4. Click each handset icon to select the card and the serial port used by the
handset.
5. Click the serial board icon and set a 19200 baud rate for each Serial Comm
port assigned to a handset.
6. Set the comm port Type for Model 494.47 UART cards to 4 Wire.
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Handset Setup Procedures
About Exclusive Control
You can control hydraulic pressure and actuator movement with the interface of
the Station Manager application. This is referred to as station control.
Some systems are equipped with a portable device (such as the handset) that has
an interface that also allows you to perform station control.
For safety reasons, the system limits station control to only one interface at a
time. That interface is said to have “exclusive control.”
You assign exclusive control to one interface or the other, giving that interface
exclusive control of hydraulics and actuator movement, while disabling those
functions in the other interface.
Exclusive control
functions
The interface that has exclusive control controls the following functions:
• Manual Command (for positioning the actuator)
• Interlock Reset/Override
• Program Run, Stop, and Hold
• Hydraulics Off
Note The Hydraulics Off and Program Stop functions are always functional,
regardless of which interface has exclusive control.
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About Exclusive Control and the Handset
Access Level control set
to Operator. By default,
this is the level required
to assign exclusive
control to the handset.
Exclusive Control selector
for the Handset interface
enabled. When the handset
has exclusive control, an
asterisk (*) is displayed
before the display page
code. In this example, the
display page is Manual
Command, shown as “*MC.”
Exclusive Control selector
for the Station Manager
application interface is
disabled when the handset is
assigned exclusive control.
It is also disabled when you
open Station Manager
application, as neither the
handset nor the PC interface
is assigned exclusive control
by default.
The Model 494.05 Handset is a portable device that provides station control. It is
typically used to facilitate specimen installation, and because it is mobile, it is
more convenient to use in close proximity to the specimen than the PC interface.
Note When you open a station that includes a handset, neither the handset
nor the Station Manager application has exclusive control.
Handset Setup Procedures
Using exclusive control
at the Operator access
level
Your access to Station Manager application controls is determined by your access
level, which is password protected. Access levels include Operator, Tuning,
Calibration, and Configuration.
By default, you can assign exclusive control to the handset only when the access
level is set to Operator. This prevents anyone from making tuning or calibration
adjustments while the handset has exclusive control because those adjustments
require Tuning and Calibration access levels.
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Handset Setup Procedures
By default, this control is
disabled.
To enable this control, you
must attain the
Configuration access level
in the Station Manager
application.
Best practice for this control:
-Enable (check) this control only to facilitate tuning and calibration.
-Disable (click to clear) this control for normal operation.
This is important because it prevents anyone from changing tuning and
calibration settings at the PC while the operator is using the handset to move the
actuator. While you do not use tuning and calibration controls to move the
actuator directly, they do affect actuator response.
The “Allow exclusive control at any level” Control
A control on the Handset Options page of the Station Options window (Station
Manager > Tools > Station Options > Handset) allows you to assign exclusive
control to the handset at any Station Manager application access level.
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Handset Setup Procedures
WARNING
CAUTION
Allowing exclusive control of the handset at any access level allows tuning
and calibration adjustments to be made while the handset has exclusive
control. This may result in unexpected system response.
Unexpected system response may cause injury and damage equipment.
Ensure that all personnel are properly trained and are aware of the state of the
“Allow exclusive control at any access level” control when using the equipment.
Using this control to
facilitate tuning and
calibration
Hazard considerations
when enabling this
control
This control is provided to facilitate tuning and calibration. While performing
these operations, it is convenient to have access to the Station Manager
application tuning and calibration controls at the PC interface while the Handset
has exclusive control. This allows you to quickly iterate between control
adjustments and position adjustments of the actuator, specimen, and fixturing.
When the “Allow exclusive control at any level” control is enabled, tuning
and calibration adjustments may be made at the PC interface while the
handset has exclusive control. This may result in unexpected system
response.
Unexpected system response may cause injury and damage equipment.
This control is disabled by default. MTS recommends that you do not enable this
control for normal use, and that you disable (click to clear the checkbox) when
tuning and calibration are complete.
When this control is enabled, an operator at the PC interface may make changes
to the tuning and calibration controls while another operator is using the handset.
This means the PC operator can make adjustments that affect the response rate of
the actuator while the Handset operator is using the handset to position the
actuator. This is potentially unsafe.
Requirements to enable
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and disable this control
For example, if the PC operator makes a large adjustment to the P Gain control
while the handset operator is positioning the actuator, the actuator may instantly
and forcefully clamp shut.
To enable this control, you must attain the Configuration access level.
To disable this control, you may be at any access level.
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Handset Setup Procedures
Once this control is disabled, you must attain the Configuration access level to
re-enable it.
Default access level
when this control is not
enabled
If the “Allow exclusive control at any access level” control is not enabled, and
you assign exclusive control to the handset, the access level automatically
changes to Operator.
How to Assign Exclusive Control to a Handset
1. If necessary, assign a handset to the station.
On the Tools menu, click Station Options and use the Handset Options tab
to select a handset.
Note If the handset is assigned to another station, a “Could not connect to...”
error message appears. In this case, you must use the Station Options
window in the other station to change the handset assignment of that
station to None.
2. In the Station Manager window, clear the Exclusive Control check box.
3. On the handset, press (Exclusive Control).
• An asterisk (*) appears on the handset display to indicate that the
handset has exclusive control.
• The Exclusive Control check box in the Station Manager window is
unavailable (dimmed).
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Handset Setup Procedures
WARNING
Allowing exclusive control at any access level can result in unexpected
actuator movement.
Unexpected actuator behavior can cause equipment damage, serious injury,
or both.
Ensure that all personnel involved in test design, operation, tuning, and calibration
are properly trained. Be aware of the current user access level and exclusive
control assignment at all times, especially when working in close proximity to an
actuator.
• If “Allow exclusive control at any access level” is not checked in the
Handset Options tab, and access level is not already operator, the
access level is switched to operator.
Note A message is written to the message log each time exclusive control is
switched to the handset or the Station Manager application.
How to Return Exclusive Control to the Station Manager Application
1. On the handset, press (Exclusive Control).
• The asterisk (*) on the handset display is removed to indicate that the
handset does not have exclusive control.
• The Exclusive Control check box in the Station Manager window is
available.
2. In the Station Manager window, select the Exclusive Control check box.
The Station Manager application now has exclusive control of the system.
Note A message is written to the message log each time exclusive control is
switched to the handset or to the Station Manager application.
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Handset Setup Procedures
How to Select a Handset
Use the Station Manager application to select the handset that you will use with
the station.
Note When the handset is not assigned to a station, the handset display
shows "MTS Systems" and the firmware version.
1. Start the Station Manager application.
2. In the main Station Manager window, set the access level to Operator.
3. On the Too ls menu, click Station Options.
4. In the Station Options window, click the Handset Options tab.
5. From the Handset list, select the handset that you want to use.
Note If the handset is assigned to another station, a “Could not connect to...”
error message appears. In this case, you must use the Station Options
window in the other station to change that handset assignment of the
station to None.
6. To disable exclusive control on the handset:
• Press (Exclusive Control) to disable exclusive control on the
handset.
or
• Use the Station Options window in the Station Manager application to
change the Handset list selection to None.
7. You can now go to another station and select the handset.
How to Set the Thumbwheel Speed
Use the Station Options window to control how fast the actuator moves when
using the thumbwheel.
1. Start the Station Manager application.
2. On the Too ls menu, click Station Options.
3. In the Station Options window, click the Handset Options tab.
4. Use the Thumbwheel Speed slider control to set the speed that works best
for your system.
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Note You can click Thumbwheel Speed to display a window that allows you
Normal = Positive (+) actuator movement
Invert = Negative (-) actuator movement
to customize the Thumbwheel Speed slider control.
How to Set the Handset Thumbwheel Direction
Use the Station Opti ons window to set what direction the actuator moves when
you move the thumbwheel.
1. Start the Station Manager application.
2. Set the Station Manager access level to Tuning.
3. On the Too ls menu, click Station Options.
4. In the Station Options window, click the Handset Options tab.
5. From the Thumbwheel Direction list, select the direction the actuator
moves when you move the thumbwheel.
Normal = Move the thumbwheel forward to move the actuator in the
positive direction.
Invert = Move the thumbwheel forward to move the actuator in the
negative direction.
Handset Setup Procedures
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Handset Setup Procedures
WARNING
How to Allow Exclusive Control at Any Access Level
1. Access Configuration user level.
2. In the Station Manager application, follow the path:
Tools>Station Options>Handset Options tab
Allowing exclusive control at any access level can result in unexpected
actuator movement.
Unexpected actuator behavior can cause equipment damage, serious injury,
or both.
Ensure that all personnel involved in test design, operation, tuning and calibration
are properly trained. Be aware of the current user access level and exclusive
control assignment at all times, especially when working in close proximity to an
actuator.
3. Click the Allow exclusive control at any access level check box.
Remove exclusive
control permission
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From any user access level, click to clear the Allow exclusive control at any
access level check box.
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Handset Control Procedures
By default, this control is
disabled.
To enable this control, you
must attain the
Configuration access level
in the Station Manager
application.
Best practice for this control:
-Enable (check) this control to prevent an operator from accidentally switching
the active control mode to force or torque when using the handset to control
actuator movement.
-Disable (click to clear) this control to allow the handset to use any control mode
for manual command.
How to Limit Manual Command with the Handset
A control on the Handset Options tab of the Station Options window (Station
Manager > Tools > Station Options > Handset Options tab) prevents use of
control modes with feedbacks of force or torque dimensions being used for
manual command.
Handset Control Procedures
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Handset Control Procedures
WARNING
* Reset/Override
Override: 10
Reset/Override Timer
How to Reset/Override Interlocks
The Interlock Reset/Override function allows you to enter Manual Command
mode, apply hydraulic pressure, and reposition the actuator during an interlock.
This function is typically used to manually bring an actuator back into its
calibrated range.
Note The handset Reset/Override key performs the same function as the
Reset/Override button in the Station Manager window.
Applying hydraulics can result in sudden actuator motion.
A moving actuator can injure anyone in its path.
Always clear the actuator area before applying hydraulics.
1. On the handset, press (Exclusive Control).
2. Press (Reset/Override).
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Each time you press Reset/Override, the interlocks are overridden for 10
seconds. For example: 10 presses=100 seconds.
3. The Interlock indicator blinks to indicate that the interlocks are overridden.
The Reset/Override display shows the override timer status (100 seconds in
the following example).
4. When the Reset/Override timer times out, the override stops and the
system will attempt to reset any interlocks.
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Handset Control Procedures
*AO SN1 Ch 1
-Displ 130.5 mm
Force 234 kN
*AO SN1 Ch 1
-Displ 0.00 mm
Force 234 kN
How to Apply Hydraulics When the Active Mode Signal Is Saturated
The handset does not allow you to apply hydraulics when the active mode signal
is saturated.
1. If the active mode signal is saturated and you attempt to use the handset to
apply hydraulics, the following message appears:
“Channel is saturated. Use Station Manager.”
2. Switch exclusive control back to the Station Manager application.
3. Use the Station Manager application to apply hydraulics to the saturated
channel and move the actuator.
How to Use Auto Offset
Auto offset sets the output of the selected signal to zero without regard to the
physical position of the actuator or specimen loading. This is accomplished by
applying a zeroing offset to the feedback signal of the selected conditioner.
1. On the handset, press (Exclusive Control).
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2. If necessary, apply hydraulics and use the Manual Command function to
position the actuator.
3. Use the (Page Forward) or (Page Back) keys to display the Auto
Offset page.
4. Use the (Scroll Down) key to select (–) the signal that you want to zero.
5. Press (Enter) to perform the offset.
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Handset Control Procedures
WARNING
*MC SN1 Ch 2
>Displ 130.5
-Force 234 kN
How to Use Manual Command to Move the Actuator
With hydraulic pressure applied, manual control allows you to use the
thumbwheel to extend or retract the actuator.
Note Manual command will be automatically disabled if the handset is idle for
90 seconds.
1. On the handset, press (Exclusive Control).
2. If necessary, press (Reset/Override) to override interlocks.
3. Apply hydraulics.
When possible, use low pressure to move the actuator.
Applying hydraulics can result in sudden actuator motion.
A moving actuator can injure anyone in its path.
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Always clear the actuator area before applying hydraulics.
4. Press (Manual Command).
Note The thumbwheel only works when the Manual Command (MC) page is
displayed.
5. Use the (Scroll Down) and (Enter) keys to select the active mode
(the command signal that you want to use to move the actuator).
6. Use the thumbwheel to position the actuator.
Note The actuator can be highly responsive to the thumbwheel. Use small
thumbwheel movements when positioning the actuator, especially during
the final fixture positioning.
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7. When you are finished positioning the actuator, press (Manual
*HC SN1 HSM1
T2=J28B
> Off
- Low
High
WARNING
How to Control Hydraulics
There is a Hydraulics Control (HC) page for each HPU and HSM. The top line in
the display identifies the name or the HPU/HSM resource as defined in the
system .hwi file.
1. On the handset, press (Exclusive Control).
2. Use the (Page Forward) or (Page Back) keys to display the
Handset Control Procedures
Command) to exit Manual Command.
Hydraulics Control (HC) page.
The > symbol shows the active state.
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3. If necessary, press (Reset/Override) to override any interlocks.
Note A station interlock prevents an HSM start, but permits an HPU start. The
HSM is a station resource and cannot start when a station interlock is
active. An HPU is considered an external device and can be started with
an active station interlock (even if it has caused the interlock).
Applying hydraulics can result in sudden actuator motion.
A moving actuator can injure anyone in its path.
Always clear the actuator area before applying hydraulics.
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Handset Control Procedures
* HC SN1 HSM1
T2=J28B
Off
> Low
- High
*HC SN1 HSM1
T2=J28B
Off
- Low
> High
4. Press (Enter) to set the HSM to Low Pressure (HSM Low).
5. Press (Enter) again to set the HSM to High Pressure (HSM High).
How to Run Programs from the Handset
You can use the handset to run programs that are loaded on the station, such as
the MultiPurpose Testware (MPT) or Basic Testware applications.
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1. Start the Station Manager application.
A. Load a station.
B. Select a handset.
C. Set the access level to Operator.
Note If you have configuration access, you can allow exclusive control at any
access level on the Handset Options tab.
2. Start a test application, such as MPT, and load a program.
3. On the handset, press (Exclusive Control).
4. Turn hydraulics ON.
(Optional) Use Manual Command to position the actuator for specimen
loading.
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5. Press (Program Run).
Once the program starts, you can disable Exclusive Control and the program
continues to run.
To pause a program, press (Program Hold).
When the program is paused, the (Program Run) indicator blinks.
To resume running a paused program, press (Program Run).
How to Clear Error Messages from the Display
Handset error messages appear if you attempt to perform a function that is not
allowed.
1. On the handset, press any key to acknowledge the error and clear the
display.
2. The screen reverts to the previous display page.
Handset Control Procedures
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Handset Control Procedures
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Index
A
Access Level 13
applying hydraulics 23
auto offset 7, 23
B
Basic Testware 26
C
connections 10
controls 8
D
display pages 7
E
H
handset
.hwi settings 11
auto offset 23
connections,sharing 10
controls 8
display pages 7
error messages 27
exclusive control 12
functions 6
how to select 18
overview 6
sharing 10
Station Manager 18
thumbwheel direction 19
thumbwheel speed 18
Hwi File Editor settings 11
hydraulic control 7
hydraulics,applying 23
M
manual command 7, 24
MPT 26
MultiPurpose Testware (MPT) 26
error messages 27
exclusive control 12
O
operate 26
F
P
functions 6
program run handset control 26
Q
quick reference guide
handset control procedures 9
handset controls 8
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29
R
run 26
S
saturated active mode signal 23
settings
thumbwheel direction 19
thumbwheel speed 18
setup procedures 10
station interlock 25
T
thumbwheel
direction settings 19
speed settings 18
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Index
MTS Model 494.05 Handset
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MTS Systems Corporation
14000 Technology Drive
Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55344-2290 USA
Toll Free Phone: 800-328-2255
(within the U.S. or Canada)
Phone: 952-937-4000
(outside the U.S. or Canada)
Fax: 952-937-4515
E-mail: info@mts.com
Internet: www.mts.com
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