Read carefully "Safety Precautions" and Handling Instructions.
Use appropriately as directed.
NIDEC-SHIMPO CORPORATION
Before Installation, Operation or Maintenance, be sure to read carefully this Operation Manual and use the equipment as
directed. Use the equipment after carefully reading all the caution items, safety information, and other discriminations.
In this User's Manual, the Safety Awareness Items are divided into three different categories: "Danger", "Warning" and
"Caution".
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
This symbol indicates if you ignore the contents mentioned and improperly operate, it
may lead to serious injury from a potential fire.
This symbol indicates a potential dangerous situation that could produce a serious
injury if improperly handled.
This symbol indicates a potential situation that could produce a minor injury or damage
to material if it is improperly handled. However, depending upon the situation, there
could be a possibility that it may cause more serious results.
Protection categories are explained and separated by the following symbols.
Proceed with Caution
Not Allowed -Prohibited
Mandatory- Must Follow
WARNING
Heavy! Take sufficient care while handling.
Ensure stand is placed on a flat, level,
Do not operate in areas where explosive
gases or vapors may be present.
stable surface that can support the unit.
Do not touch the running, inner parts.
Keep appendages and loose clothing
away from running, moving parts.
Do not attempt to inspect or perform maintenance on the unit with the
electrical cord connected to a power source.
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CAUTION
If a loud noise is created from the unit
during operation, check the mounting
of the gauge or level of the stand. If
noise persists, contact the factory.
Hold power plug while removing the
power cord. Do not pull or put tension
on the cord. Doing so could result in
cord damage and electric shock.
Use only matching electrical sockets.
Do not alter the power connector in
order to fit an unmatched socket. Shock
or fire could result.
Mandatory
Do Not Use in Below Mentioned Locations.
- Where water, oil or chemicals may come in contact.
- Where there is ample amounts of dust.
- Where condensation may emerge.
Do not install in a high humidity
environment or near where water may
be present. Electric shock may occur if
water is encountered.
Do not scratch, damage, cut, over-turn,
pull, twist, or bundle the power supply
cord. The electric power cord may be
broken and may cause electric shock,
fire or accident.
Confirm that the power supply is the
same voltage rating as the displayed
voltage rating on the unit.
Take care that the Force Gauge Cable
is not caught in the moving parts. This
can be prevented by properly securing
the cable so that it cannot come into
contact with the moving parts.
- Where a fire or explosion may exist or occur.
Mount the Force Gauge to the Test
- Where vibration of machinery exists.
- Where temperatures will go outside
of 32
o
F to104 oF (0oC to 40oC).
Do not clean with flammable liquids such
as thinner and gasoline.
Stand with the Test Stand's power switch
in the off position.
Do Not adjust the limit knobs while the Test
Stand is moving.
Ensure that the green earth grounding
wire of the power cord is grounded.
Installation of Digital Force Gauge FGV Series
While installing the Digital Force Gauge FGV Series to the Test Stand FGV Function Setting
F06 Outer Parts Output Switchover Setting is to be performed by the Over Load Output (over)
Setting. If setting is performed using the Comparator Output, then with the Force Gauge Over
Load (Excess Load), the Stand does not Stop.
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Index
1. Before Use
1.1. Force Gauge Installation
1.2.Inspection of Included Accessories
2. Specification
3. Product Diagram
4. Operation Panel Functions.
5. Preparation
5.1. Installation of Force Gauge.
5.2. Cable connection to the Force Gauge.
6. Operation.
6.1. Basic Movement
6.2. Speed unit change
6.3. Changing Mode
6.4. Movement Mode
6.4.1 Jogging Mode. (JOg)
6.4.2 Manual Mode. (MAU)
6.4.3 1 Cycle Mode. (SIg)
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4
5
6
6
8
8
8
9
9
10
11
11
12
12
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6.4.4 Continue Mode. (CON)
6.5. Speed
7. Display Error
8. Outer Dimensions.
9. Trouble Shooting.
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1. Before Use
1.1. Force Gauge Installation
This Shimpo Instruments FGS-100E Test Stand is to be installed with a Shimpo Instruments Digital Force Gauge Series FGV
and is able to perform all types of Load Tests. Related to its execution from installation to measurement, utilize the following
procedure. If encountering issues, check the Trouble Shooting section of this manual.
Confirmation before Use.
1.2.Inspection of Included Accessories
Name of Product.
FGV Connecting Cable (2m).
Power Supply Cable
Cable Clip
Socket Bolt (M4 x 8) for Installing Gauge to Sta
Socket Bolt (M6 x 12) for Test Jig Installation.
Allen Key Spanner for M6t.
Allen Key Spanner for M4
Operation Manual
Guarantee
Installation of Force Gauge
Trouble Shooting.
Quantity.
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
Connection.
Issues
Measurement Mode Separate
Operation Method.
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2. Specifications
SeriesFGS-100E
Display
Model
FGS-100E-LFGS-100E-H
Low Speed SpecificationsHigh Speed Specifications
Measuring Load500N(50kgf) (112.4 lbf)
Load Resistance500N(50kgf) (112.4 lbf)
Forwarding Speed6-180mm/min(0.23-7.00in/min)
20-600mm/min(0.78-23.60in/
min)
Speed SettingsSet the Speed through Operation panel.
Speed Accuracy±5%
Stroke400mm (15.75in)
Display PartsLCD 3 Digits indicates movement speed, Operation Mode.