Snap-On ControlTech Micro User Instructions

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

28 IMPORTANTES INSTRUCTIONS DE SECURITE
29 INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTES
30 WICHTIGE SICHERHEITSHINWEISE
31 ISTRUZIONI CAUTELARI IMPORTANTI
32 BELANGRIJKE VEILIGHEIDSINSTRUCTIES
33 INSTRUÇÕES DE SEGURANÇA IMPORTANTES

ControlTech ™
Micro

ELECTRONIC
TORQUE-ANGLE
WRENCH

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING Risk of flying particles.

Over-torquing can cause breakage. Force against flex stops on flex head can cause
head breakage. An out of calibration angle wrench can cause part or tool
breakage. Broken hand tools, sockets or accessories can cause injury. Excess force
can cause crowfoot or flare nut wrench slippage.

Read this manual completely before using ELECTRONIC WRENCH.
To ensure accuracy, work must not move in angle mode.
For personal safety and to avoid wrench damage, follow good professional tool

and fastener installation practices.

Periodic recalibration is necessary to maintain accuracy.
Wear safety goggles, user and bystanders.
Be sure all components, including all adaptors, extensions, drivers and sockets

are rated to match or exceed torque being applied.

Observe all equipment, system and manufacturer's warnings, cautions and

procedures when using this wrench.

Use correct size socket for fastener.
Do not use sockets showing wear or cracks.
Replace fasteners with rounded corners.
To avoid damaging wrench: Never use wrench with power off. Always turn ON

wrench so applied torque is being measured.

Do not press POWER while torque is applied or while wrench is in motion.
Never use this wrench to break fasteners loose.
Do not use extensions, such as a pipe, on handle of wrench.
Check that wrench capacity matches or exceeds each application before

proceeding.

When using negative offsets, verify maximum targets are not exceeded (see

tables on page 6).

Verify calibration if dropped.
Make sure ratchet direction lever is fully engaged in correct position.
Verify calibration of wrench if you know or suspect its capacity has been

exceeded.

Do not force head of flex head drives against stops.
Always adjust your stance to prevent a possible fall should something give

while using wrench.

Do not attempt to recharge lithium cells.
Store wrench in dry place.
Remove batteries when storing wrench used for periods longer than 3 months.

WARNING Electrical Shock Hazard.

Electrical shock can cause injury. Metal handle is not isolated.
Do not use on live electrical circuits.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Disclaimer

Operation of ControlTechTM Micro Wrench is not warranted in an EU member state if
operating instructions are not in that State’s language. Contact Snap-on if a translation
is needed.

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Specifications

Head Type

 Square drive 72 teeth, sealed flex and fixed ratchet
 Fixed square drive
 J Shank Female Receiver
 ISO

Display

 DISPLAY TYPE: Dot Matrix LCD (168 x 48 Resolution)
 VIEWING ANGLE: 6:00
 BACKLIGHT: WHITE (LED)

Sealed Button Pad

POWER - ON/OFF and torque and angle re-zero

ENTER - measurement mode select and menu entry

UP – increments torque and angle settings and menu navigation

DOWN - decrements torque and angle settings and menu navigation

UNITS - units select (ft-lbs, in-lbs, Nm, Kg-cm, dNm) and enter PSET (preset) menu

LCD BACKLIGHT – Illuminates all screens and last peak torque or angle recall

Functions

 Set - torque or angle target
 Track - real time display of torque or accumulated angular rotation with progress lights
 Peak Hold – 5 sec. flashing of peak torque or alternating peak torque/angle on release of

torque

 Peak Recall - display last peak torque or peak torque/angle on button press
 Memory - display of last 1500 peak torque or peak torque/angle readings

Accuracy

 Temperature: @ 22 C (72°F)
 Angle: ±1% of reading ±1° @ angular velocity > 10°/sec < 180°/sec

CW CCW

 Torque: ±2% ±3% of reading, 20% to 100% of full scale

(unflexed) ±4% ±6% of reading, 5% to 19% of full scale

Operating Temperature: 0°F - 130°F (-18°C to 54°C)
Storage Temperature: 0°F to 130°F (-18°C to 54°C)

Measurement Drift: ANGLE: -0.12 Angular Degrees per Degree C

TORQUE: +0.01% of reading per Degree C

Humidity: Up to 90% non-condensing

Battery: Single "AA" Lithium Cell, up to 40 hours continuous operation
Default Auto Shut-off: After 2 minutes idle – (Adjustable, see Advanced Settings)

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User Instructions

 Basic Functions (Quick Start)

Figure 1

Install fresh Lithium “AA” cell into handle of wrench.

Wrench Power On Sequence

Note: Do not turn on wrench while torque is applied, otherwise torque zero offset will be incorrect and

wrench will indicate a torque reading when torque is released. If this occurs, re-zero wrench by

momentarily pressing POWER button while wrench is on a stable surface with no torque applied.

1. Turn On Wrench.

While holding wrench still, momentarily press POWER button. Snap-on logo will be displayed
followed by torque and angle re-zeroing screens (if angle mode has been previously
selected). If real-time-clock has not been set, date and time entry screens are displayed (see
Advanced Configuration section for entering date and time). After entering date and time or
if time has been previously set, target TORQUE or ANGLE screen will now be displayed
depending on previous measurement mode selected.

2. Select Measurement Mode.

Toggle between target TORQUE and ANGLE screens by repeatedly pressing ENTER button.

Note: When date and time is set for first time, In-Service date is also set and is used for calculating

initial calibration interval (see "Setting Calibration Interval" in Advanced Configuration section).

MODE

COUNT

AUDIBLE

ALERT

PROGRESS LIGHTS
Yellow - First light indicates 40% of target

torque or angle reached. Second
indicates 60% of target reached.
Third indicates 80% of target
reached.

Green - Indicates target torque or angle

reached.

Red - Indicates exceeded torque or

angle target plus 4% or exceeded
maximum Preset target.

Target Torque Screen

TORQUE ZEROING

ANGLE ZEROING

--

SET STILL

UP/DOWN buttons

SET DATE

2017/01/01

YR MON DAY

ENTER

button

SET TIME

12 : 00 : 00

HR MIN SEC

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

Target Angle Screen

00

250.0 IN-LB

00

180°

MODE SELECT AND MENU ENTRY BUTTON

INCREMENT

BUTTON

ON/OFF AND

RE-ZERO

BUTTON

DECREMENT

BUTTON

LCD BACKLIGHT

AND

PEAK TORQUE/ANGLE

RECALL BUTTON

UNITS AND

PRESET ENTRY

BUTTON

TORQUE AND/OR

ANGLE DISPLAY

BATTERY

CONDITION

USB

CONNECTOR

PROGRESS

LIGHTS

PROGRESS

LIGHTS

DATA

STORAGE

ALERT

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Note: If wrench is powered up in torque only measurement mode, angle is not zeroed until mode is

changed to angle measurement mode, at which time torque and angle zeroing begins
automatically after 2 seconds. Wrench should be placed on a stable surface with no torque
applied.

Note: Pressing ENTER button while angle is zeroing will abort zeroing function to allow user to select

another measurement mode.

Torque Mode

1. Set Target.

Use UP/DOWN buttons to change TORQUE target value.

2. Select Units of Measure.

Repeatedly press UNITS button while on target TORQUE screen until desired units are
displayed.

3. Apply TORQUE.

Grasp center of handle and slowly apply torque to fastener until progress lights display green
and a ½ second audible alert and handle vibration alerts you to stop.

4. Release TORQUE.

Note peak TORQUE reading flashing on LCD display for 5 seconds. Pressing BACKLIGHT
button while peak torque is flashing will continue to display value until button is released.
Momentarily pressing UP/DOWN, ENTER or UNITS button will immediately return to target
TORQUE screen. Reapplying TORQUE will immediately start another TORQUE measurement
cycle.

5. Recall Peak TORQUE Reading

To recall last peak TORQUE measurement, press and hold BACKLIGHT button for
approximately 3 seconds. Peak TORQUE will flash for 5 seconds.

Angle Mode

Note: When angle measurement mode is selected for first time following a power on, "ANGLE ZERO

REQUIRED" message is displayed. After two seconds angle zero process begins and wrench must
be placed on a stable surface. If ENTER button is pressed before two seconds to change to torque
only mode, angle zero process is skipped.

1. Set target.

Use UP/DOWN buttons to change target ANGLE value.

2. Apply Torque and Rotate Wrench.

Grasp center of handle and slowly apply torque to fastener and rotate wrench at a moderate
consistent speed until progress lights display green and a ½ second audible alert and handle
vibration alerts you to stop.

3. Release torque.

Note alternating peak TORQUE and ANGLE readings flashing on LCD display for 5 seconds.
Pressing BACKLIGHT button while peak values are flashing will continue to display values
until button is released. Momentarily pressing UP/DOWN, ENTER or UNITS button will
immediately return to target ANGLE screen. Reapplying torque (ratcheting) before target
screen is displayed will continue ANGLE accumulation as wrench is rotated.

4. Recall Peak ANGLE Reading

To recall last peak ANGLE measurement, press and hold BACKLIGHT button for
approximately 3 seconds. Peak TORQUE and ANGLE will be displayed alternately for 5
seconds.

Mode Cycle Count

Mode cycle count feature is used to indicate number of times wrench
has reached target torque in torque measurement mode or target
angle in angle measurement mode.

01

M 180°

MEMORY ICON

MODE CYCLE COUNT

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Torque and Angle Mode Cycle Counting

1. Numerical counter located in top right of target torque or target angle screen will increment after

each torque or angle cycle if applied torque or angle has reached target value.

2. When toggling between torque mode or angle mode using ENTER button or if target is changed,

numerical counter will reset back to 00. Counter WILL NOT reset when re-zeroing, on menu
entry/exit or power down.

3. Memory icon will turn on indicating at least one torque or angle cycle data has been stored in

memory.

Data Download

Torque and Angle data in memory can be downloaded to a computer via USB port.

Note: When downloading data from a wrench that has previous downloaded data, rename previous

file or move it to a different directory to prevent overwrite. However, Windows® will notify user
of duplicate file names and allow user to skip download, overwrite existing file or save new file
as a second copy.

1. Connect supplied USB cable from computer to wrench.

2. Computer will display "AutoPlay" window showing CTECH as a disk drive with option of using

Windows Explorer to view files:

3. Click "Open Folder" selection to display CTECH Character Separated Value (.csv) file.

Note: If "AutoPlay" does not start automatically, use Explorer to display CTECH drive contents.

4. Open file using Microsoft Excel by double clicking on file name (Example: "1213590002.CSV") or

"drag and drop" file to computer.

5. Data on wrench can be cleared by deleting file on CTECH drive.

Main Menu

Main menu displays wrench operational information.

1. From target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER button for 3 seconds.

2. Use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight menu selection then press ENTER button.

Menu Selections:

 EXIT - Exits Main menu and returns to target screen.
 SET HEAD LENGTH - Displays wrench head length entry screen.
 SHOW DATA - Displays stored torque and angle data.

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 CLEAR DATA - Clears stored torque and angle data.
 CYCLE COUNT - Displays torque/angle cycle count screen.
 LANGUAGE - Displays language selection menu.
 SETTINGS - Displays advanced settings menu (see Advanced Settings Section).
 CONFIGURE - Displays advanced configuration menu (see Advanced Configuration Section).

Setting Head Length

Note: If wrench has an interchangeable head or an adapter or extension is added, length of head,

adapter and/or extension being used can be entered to correct for a different length than head
used to calibrate wrench, without requiring re-calibration.

1. To enter a head length, from target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER button for 3

seconds.

2. With SET HEAD LENGTH menu selection highlighted, momentarily press ENTER button.

3. Set Head Length screen is displayed next. Default head length is length of head at calibration (zero

for fixed head wrench) and is displayed with most-significant digit highlighted. Use UP/DOWN
buttons to increment/decrement head length. Pressing and holding UP/DOWN buttons will
progressively increment/decrement value faster.

4. Press ENTER button to accept digit and highlight next-significant digit.

5. Default units of length is in inches. Press UNITS button to change to millimeters.

6. Pressing ENTER button after least-significant digit is set returns to main menu. If length is changed

from default, the target torque is highlighted in black.

Note: If UP/DOWN buttons are pressed simultaneously while on Set Head Length screen, displayed

head length resets to zero or calibration head length for interchangeable head wrenches.

Note: For a fixed length head, head length entered is offset length measured from center of drive to

center of fastener.

Note: For an interchangeable head, head length is measured from locking pin to center of drive. SET

HEAD LENGTH is set during calibration. If a different length head is used, enter new head length
and offset is calculated automatically.

Note: For an interchangeable head with an adapter, head length entered is sum of head length and

offset length.

ℎ𝑒𝑎𝑑

𝑜𝑓𝑓𝑠𝑒𝑡

ℎ𝑒𝑎𝑑

𝑜𝑓𝑓𝑠𝑒𝑡

UP/DOWN/ENTER

buttons

ENTER button (while least-significant digit highlighted)

00

100.0 IN-LB

ENTER

button

held

ENTER

button

UNITS

button

Target Screen

UP/DOWN/ENTER

buttons

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

SET HEAD LENGTH

3.000 IN

SET HEAD LENGTH

076.2 MM

00

100.0 IN-LB

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Use of Negative Offsets

Note: Enter a negative value for offset when used in reverse direction with flex head or when calculating

sum of interchangeable head and offset lengths.

When length of an offset (or sum of head minus offset for interchangeable head) is negative, maximum
fastener target is limited by following formulas:

240 in-lb wrench:

Maximum Target Torque = offset * 24 + 240

100 in-lb wrench:

Maximum Target Torque = offset * 10 + 100

Offset

Max Target

Offset

Max Target

-1"

216 in-lb

-1"

90 in-lb

-2"

192 in-lb

-2"

80 in-lb

-3"

168 in-lb

-3"

70 in-lb

-4"

144 in-lb

-4"

60 in-lb

Note: When using a negative offset, entering a target torque greater than maximum values above may

cause an overtorque error before reaching fastener target torque and possibly damage wrench.

Viewing Stored Torque and Angle Data

Torque data is stored in memory after each torque cycle if applied torque has reached target value.
Torque and angle data is stored in memory after each angle cycle if applied angle has reached target
value. Memory Indicator is displayed when data is stored in non-volatile memory.

1. To view stored torque and angle data, from target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER

button for 3 seconds.

2. Highlight SHOW DATA menu selection by pressing UP/DOWN buttons then press ENTER button to

display Show Data screen.

3. In Show Data screen, scroll through each stored data record by pressing UP/DOWN buttons.

Example: 0002 = Show Data List Counter: TQ = Peak torque value

0001 = Show Data List Counter: TQ = Peak torque value: ANG = Peak angle value

4. Pressing ENTER button while on Show Data screen returns to main menu.

Note: A maximum of 1500 data records can be stored in memory. Memory full icon will be displayed

when full and no more data is stored until memory is cleared.

ℎ𝑒𝑎𝑑

𝑜𝑓𝑓𝑠𝑒𝑡

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

held

Target Screen

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

00

M 100.0 IN-LB

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

0002: 15:40:15
2017/01/26
TQ: 100.2 IN-LBS

0001: 15:35:05
2017/01/26

100.3 IN-LBS 84°

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Deleting Stored Torque and Angle Data

1. From target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER button for 3 seconds.

2. Highlight CLEAR DATA menu selection using UP/DOWN buttons then press ENTER button to display

CLEAR ALL DATA screen.

3. In CLEAR ALL DATA screen, highlight YES menu selection to delete all stored data, or NO menu

selection to exit without deleting data.

4. Press ENTER button after making selection.

Note: If wrench is Locked (see Preset Lock in Advanced section), Clear Data function is disabled.

Viewing and Clearing Wrench Cycle Counter

Each time torque or angle target is reached, wrench cycle counter is incremented. Maximum cycle
count is 999999.

1. From target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER button for 3 seconds.

2. Highlight CYCLE COUNT menu selection using UP/DOWN buttons.

3. Press ENTER button to display CYCLE COUNT screen.

4. To exit CYCLE COUNT screen without clearing count, press ENTER button while EXIT menu selection

is highlighted.

5. To reset wrench cycle count to 0, highlight CLEAR menu selection then press ENTER button.

6. EXIT menu selection is automatically highlighted after count is cleared. Press ENTER button to

return to main menu.

Note: If wrench is Locked (see Preset Lock in Advanced section) Clear count function is disabled.

Language

1. To select language menu, press ENTER button while LANGUAGE is highlighted then highlight

desired language and press ENTER button.

2. Decimal Mark selection menu is displayed. Decimal separator can be a comma or decimal point.

Use UP/DOWN buttons to select decimal separator then press the ENTER button.

Note: Decimal separator will affect formatting of downloaded data when opened by Excel depending

on Windows® regional settings.

ENTER

button

held

Target Screen

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

00

M 100.0 IN-LB

UP/DOWN buttons

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

CLEAR DATA

CLEAR ALL DATA

YES

NO

CLEAR ALL DATA

YES

NO

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

CLEAR DATA

ENTER

button

held

Target Screen

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

00

M 100.0 IN-LB

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

UP/DOWN buttons

COUNT: 12

CLEAR

EXIT

COUNT: 0

CLEAR

EXIT

SHOW DATA

CLEAR DATA

CYCLE COUNT

ENTER

button

COUNT: 12

CLEAR

EXIT

ENTER

button

SHOW DATA

CLEAR DATA

CYCLE COUNT

ENTER button

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3. To exit Main menu and return to target torque or angle screen, press ENTER button while EXIT

menu selection is highlighted.

Target Presets (PSET)

PSET function gives user ability to configure 50 preset target torque or target angle settings, each with
a target, minimum, maximum (over range) and batch count value. PSETs are stored in non-volatile
memory so that they are retained while power is off.

Note: After adding a Preset (see below), navigate between manual target torque, angle mode and PSET

screen by repeatedly pressing ENTER button. While PSET screen is displayed, press UP/DOWN
buttons to select additional configured PSETs.

Adding a Torque Preset

1. From manual target torque screen, select units of measure.

2. Press and hold UNITS button for 3 seconds.

3. ADD PRESET confirmation screen is displayed. Highlight YES menu selection using UP/DOWN

buttons then press ENTER button. NO menu selection returns to main menu without adding a PSET.

4. TARGET TORQUE screen is displayed. TARGET TORQUE is target value of fastener. Initial TARGET

TORQUE value is value from target torque screen. TARGET TORQUE can be set to any value within
wrench torque range by pressing UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired target torque value has been
set, press ENTER button.

5. MINIMUM TORQUE screen is displayed. MINIMUM TORQUE is value at which green progress lights,

audible alert and vibrator turn on. Initial MINIMUM TORQUE value is TARGET TORQUE value minus
negative torque tolerance (default 0%, see MODE SETUP in Advanced Configuration section).
MINIMUM TORQUE can be set to any value from TARGET TORQUE to wrench minimum torque

ENTER
button

Language Selection menu

ENTER button

Decimal Mark Selection menu

ENTER

button

held

Target Screen

00

100.0 IN-LB

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENGLISH

FRANCAIS

ESPANOL

CLEAR DATA

CYCLE COUNT

LANGUAGE

ENTER

button

DECIMAL MARK

COMMA (1,23)

POINT (1.23)

UP/DOWN buttons

DECIMAL MARK

COMMA (1,23)

POINT (1.23)

00

100,0 IN-LB

ENTER
button

Preset 1 Torque Screen

Preset 2 Angle Screen

UP/Down buttons

Manual Target Angle Screen

Preset 3 Torque Screen

ENTER

button

UP/Down buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER
button

UP/Down buttons

Manual Target Torque Screen

UP/Down buttons

00

100.0 IN-LB

00

90°

PSET 01 03

100.0 IN-LB

PSET 02 04

90°

PSET 03 00

50.0 IN-LB

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range by pressing UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired minimum torque value has been set, press
ENTER button.

6. MAXIMUM TORQUE screen is displayed next. MAXIMUM TORQUE is torque value above which red

progress lights turn on. Initial MAXIMUM TORQUE value will be TARGET TORQUE value plus positive
torque tolerance (default 4%, see MODE SETUP in Advanced Configuration section). Maximum
torque value can be set greater than TARGET TORQUE value to 10% above wrench maximum range
by pressing UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired maximum torque value has been set, press ENTER
button.

7. BATCH COUNT screen is displayed next. Default value is zero. Batch count range is 0 to 99. Press

UP/DOWN buttons to increment/decrement batch count. Mode Count increments each time
target torque is reached if a batch count of zero is entered. Mode Count decrements if a non-zero
batch count is entered and resets to batch count value when count reaches zero. Once desired
batch count value has been set, press ENTER button.

8. PSET target screen is displayed labeled with next available PSET number from 01 to 50.

9. To enter additional torque presets, repeatedly press ENTER button until target torque screen is

displayed and repeat steps above.

Adding an Angle Preset

1. From manual target angle screen, press and hold UNITS button for 3 seconds.

2. ADD PRESET confirmation screen is displayed. Highlight YES menu selection using UP/DOWN

buttons then press ENTER button. NO menu selection returns to main menu without adding a PSET.

3. TARGET ANGLE screen is displayed. TARGET ANGLE is fastener rotational angle target value. Initial

TARGET ANGLE value is value from target angle screen. TARGET ANGLE can be set from 0 to 360°
by pressing UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired target angle value has been set, press ENTER button.

4. MINIMUM ANGLE screen is displayed. MINIMUM ANGLE is value at which green progress lights,

audible alert and vibrator turn on. Initial MINIMUM ANGLE value is TARGET ANGLE minus negative
angle tolerance (default 0%, see MODE SETUP in Advanced Configuration section). MINIMUM
ANGLE can be set from 0 to TARGET ANGLE by pressing UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired minimum
angle value has been set, press ENTER button.

5. MAXMUM ANGLE screen is displayed next. MAXIMUM ANGLE is angle value above which red

progress lights turn on. Initial MAXIMUM ANGLE value will be TARGET ANGLE plus positive angle
tolerance (default 4%, see MODE SETUP in Advanced Configuration section). MAXIMUM ANGLE
value can be set to any value greater than TARGET ANGLE by pressing UP/DOWN buttons. Once
desired value has been set, press ENTER button.

6. BATCH COUNT screen is displayed next. Default value is zero. Batch count range is 0 to 99. Press

UP/DOWN buttons to increment/decrement batch count. Mode Count increments each time
target angle is reached if a batch count of zero is entered. Mode Count decrements if a non-zero
batch count is entered and resets to batch count value when count reaches zero. Once desired
batch count value has been set, press ENTER button.

7. PSET target screen is displayed labeled with next available PSET number from 01 to 50.

ENTER button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

UNIT

button

held

Target Torque Screen

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER button

UP/DOWN buttons

Preset Torque Screen

00

100.0 IN-LB

ADD PRESET

YES
NO

ADD PRESET

YES

NO

TARGET TORQUE

100.0 IN-LB

MINIMUM TORQUE

100.0 IN-LB

MAXIMUM TORQUE

104.0 IN-LB

BATCH COUNT

3

PSET 01 03

100.0 IN-LB

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8. To enter additional angle presets, repeatedly press ENTER button until target angle screen is

displayed and repeat steps above.

Editing a Preset

Edit PSET function gives user ability to edit stored PSETS on wrench.

1. From Preset screen to be edited, press and hold UNITS button for 3 seconds.

2. CHANGE PRESET screen is displayed.

3. Highlight EDIT selection using UP/DOWN buttons then press ENTER button.

4. TARGET TORQUE or TARGET ANGLE screen is displayed. Value can be changed by pressing

UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired target torque or angle value has been set, press ENTER button.

5. MINIMUM TORQUE or MINIMUM ANGLE screen is displayed. Value can be changed by pressing

UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired torque or angle value has been set, press ENTER button.

6. MAXMUM TORQUE or MAXMUM ANGLE screen is displayed next. Value can be changed by

pressing UP/DOWN buttons. Once desired torque or angle value has been set, press ENTER button.

7. BATCH COUNT screen is displayed next. Value can be changed by pressing UP/DOWN buttons.

Once desired batch count value has been set, press ENTER button.

8. PSET target screen is displayed labeled with same PSET number.

Note: Pressing ENTER button while EXIT menu selection is highlighted will exit without editing PSET.

Deleting a Preset

Delete PSET function allows user to remove stored presets from wrench.

1. From Preset screen to be deleted, press and hold UNITS button for 3 seconds.

2. CHANGE PRESET screen is displayed.

3. Highlight DELETE menu selection using UP/DOWN buttons and press ENTER button.

4. Target screen is displayed and deleted PSET is no longer available for selection.

ENTER button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

UNIT

button

held

Target Angle Screen

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER button

UP/DOWN buttons

Preset Angle Screen

00

90°

ADD PRESET

YES
NO

ADD PRESET

YES

NO

TARGET ANGLE

90°

MINIMUM ANGLE

90°

MAXIMUM ANGLE

94°

BATCH COUNT

4

PSET 02 04

90°

ENTER button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

UNIT

button

held

Target Angle Screen

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER button

UP/DOWN buttons

Preset Angle Screen

00

90°

DELETE

EDIT
EXIT

DELETE

EDIT

EXIT

TARGET ANGLE

92°

MINIMUM ANGLE

90°

MAXIMUM ANGLE

94°

BATCH COUNT

0

PSET 02 00

92°

12

Note: Pressing ENTER button while EXIT menu selection is highlighted will exit without deleting PSET.

Note: When a PSET is deleted, all other stored PSET’s will retain their original PSET numbers. When a

new PSET is entered, it will be assigned first available PSET number in sequence.

 Advanced Settings

Accessing Advanced Settings

Advanced settings are accessed from SETTINGS menu selection on main menu.

1. From target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER button for 3 seconds.

2. Highlight SETTINGS menu selection using UP/DOWN buttons.

3. Press ENTER button to display Settings menu.

Menu Selections:

 EXIT - Exits Settings menu and returns to target screen.
 SHOW INFO - Displays wrench operational information.
 SLEEP TIME - Displays power down interval setup screen.
 LCD CONTRAST - Displays LCD contrast setup screen.
 KEY BEEP - Displays button press beep enable/disable setup screen.
 AUTO BACKLIGHT - Displays auto backlight enable/disable screen to turn on backlight during

measurement.

 TOGGLE BACKLGHT - Displays BACKLIGHT button toggle or timeout enable/disable screen.
 VIBRATOR CONFIG - Displays vibrator ON/OFF configuration for when target reached.
 BATTERY TYPE – Displays the battery type selection screen.

4. To exit Settings menu and return to target torque or angle screen, press ENTER button while EXIT

menu selection is highlighted.

Note: All user configurable settings are stored in non-volatile memory and are retained while power is

off.

Show Info

Show Info menu selection displays wrench operational information.

1. From Settings menu, press ENTER button while SHOW INFO selection is highlighted.

2. SHOW INFO screen is displayed.

ENTER button

UNIT

button

held

Target Torque Screen

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER button

Preset Angle Screen

PSET 02 00

92°

DELETE

EDIT
EXIT

DELETE

EDIT
EXIT

00

100.0 IN-LB

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

held

Target Screen

ENTER

button

00

100.0 IN-LB

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

CYCLE COUNT

LANGUAGE

SETTINGS

EXIT

SHOW INFO

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3. UP/DOWN buttons are used to scroll screen.

Operational Information:

 SN: Serial number assigned to wrench.
 CAL: Date of last wrench calibration.
 ISD: In-Service Date.
 TCF: Torque Calibration Factor.
 ACF: Angle Calibration Factor.
 VER: Software version.
 OVR CNT: Overtorque Counter tracks how many times an over-torque event occurred on

wrench (torque >125% of full scale).

 TQZ: Torque Zero Offset.
 AZZ: Angle Z-Axis Zero Offset.

 AXZ: Angle X-axis Zero Offset.
 Copyright

4. Pressing ENTER button exits Show Info screen and returns to Settings menu.

Setting Sleep Time

This function will allow user to set interval wrench enters power-down state following last applied
torque or button press.

1. From Settings menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight SLEEP TIME selection then press ENTER

button.

2. SLEEP TIME screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to select sleep interval.

Selectable Intervals:

 2 MIN (factory default)
 5 MIN
 10 MIN
 30 MIN
 1 HR
 2 HR
 8 HR

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Settings menu.

EXIT

SHOW INFO

SN: 0417500366

CAL: 2017/01/01

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

AXZ: 157

CAL: 2017/01/01

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

EXIT

SHOW INFO

EXIT

SHOW INFO

SLEEP TIME

SLEEP TIME

2 MIN

EXIT

SLEEP TIME

8 HR

EXIT

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Setting LCD Contrast

This function will allow user to set LCD contrast for optimal viewing.

1. From Settings menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight LCD CONTRAST selection then press

ENTER button.

2. CONTRAST screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons while viewing display to change contrast to desired level.

Selectable levels: 20 to 80 in increments of 5 (factory default = 40).

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Settings menu.

Key Beep Setup

This function will allow user to enable or disable audio feedback when a button is pressed.

1. From Settings menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight KEY BEEP selection then press ENTER

button.

2. KEY BEEP screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight ENABLE (factory default) or DISABLE selection.

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Settings menu.

Auto Backlight Setup

This function will allow user to enable or disable backlight from turning on during torque or angle
measurement.

1. From Settings menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight AUTO BACKLIGHT selection then press

ENTER button.

2. AUTO BACKLIGHT screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight ENABLE (factory default) or DISABLE selection.

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

EXIT

SHOW INFO

SHOW INFO

SLEEP TIME

LCD CONTRAST

CONTRAST: 20

CONTRAST: 80

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

EXIT

SHOW INFO

SLEEP TIME

LCD CONTRAST

KEY BEEP

KEY BEEP

ENABLE

DISABLE

KEY BEEP

ENABLE

DISABLE

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4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Settings menu.

Toggle Backlight Setup

This function will allow user to enable or disable backlight toggle function. If toggle mode is disabled,
BACKLIGHT button turns on backlight and it automatically turns off after five seconds following any
last button press. If toggle mode is enabled, a BACKLIGHT button press will turn on backlight and it
will remain on until next BACKLIGHT button press.

1. From Settings menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight TOGGLE BACKLGHT selection then press

ENTER button.

2. TOGGLE BACKLGHT screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight ENABLE or DISABLE (factory default) selection.

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Settings menu.

Note: Backlight will turn off when wrench powers down either by POWER button press or sleep time.

Note: If toggle backlight is enabled and backlight is on, backlight will remain on during and after

applying torque.

Vibrator Configuration

This function will allow user to configure vibrator for On or Off when target is reached for preference
and/or battery power savings.

1. From Settings menu, use UP   /DOWN   buttons to highlight VIBRATOR CONFIG selection then

press ENTER   button.

2. VIBRATOR CONFIG screen is displayed.

3. Use UP   /DOWN   buttons to toggle ON or OFF selection.

4. Press ENTER   button to accept selection and exit to Settings menu.

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

EXIT

SHOW INFO

SLEEP TIME

LCD CONTRAST

KEY BEEP

AUTO BACKLIGHT

AUTO BACKLIGHT

ENABLE

DISABLE

AUTO BACKLIGHT

ENABLE

DISABLE

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

EXIT

SHOW INFO

KEY BEEP

AUTO BACKLIGHT

TOGGLE BCKLGHT

TOGGLE BCKLGHT

ENABLE

DISABLE

TOGGLE BCKLGHT

ENABLE

DISABLE

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Battery Type Selection

This function will allow user to configure the battery discharge thresholds for the type of battery used.

1. From Settings menu, use UP   /DOWN   buttons to highlight BATTERY TYPE selection then press

ENTER   button.

2. BATTERY TYPE screen is displayed.

3. Use UP   /DOWN   buttons to select the type of battery being used.

4. Press ENTER   button to accept selection and exit to Settings menu.

Note: Wrench is configured for Lithium battery shipped from factory. If Lithium battery is replaced

with Alkaline or rechargeable Nickel-Metal Hydride (NIMH), battery type should be changed so
battery level icon and LOW battery warnings function optimally. Battery life (REPLACE) will not
be impacted, however 50% and Low will be optimized to show most accurate linear discharge
time.

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

EXIT

SHOW INFO

SLEEP TIME

AUTO BACKLIGHT

TOGGLE BCKLGHT

VIBRATOR CONFIG

VIBRATOR CONFIG

ENABLE

DISABLE

VIBRATOR CONFIG

ENABLE

DISABLE

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

EXIT

SHOW INFO

TOGGLE BCKLGHT

VIBRATOR CONFIG

BATTERY TYPE

LITHIUM

ALKALINE

NIMH

LITHIUM

ALKALINE

NIMH

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 Advanced Configuration

Accessing Advanced Configuration

Advanced configuration is accessed from CONFIGURE menu selection on main menu.

Note: If wrench has been locked (see Preset Lock and Job Mode), a password entry is required to enter

Configure menu.

1. From target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER button for 3 seconds.

2. Highlight CONFIGURE menu selection using UP/DOWN buttons.

3. Press ENTER button to display Configure menu.

Menu Selections:

 EXIT - Exits Configure menu and returns to target torque or angle screen.
 MODE SETUP - Displays wrench mode setup menu.
 PRESET LOCK - Displays Preset lock menu.
 DELETE PRESETS - Displays delete all presets menu.
 JOB MODE - Displays Job mode menu.
 CALIBRATION - Displays wrench calibration menu (password protected).
 SET DATE/TIME - Displays clock date and time entry screens.
 SET CAL INTRVAL - Displays calibration interval setup screen (requires clock date and time

setup).

 CHANGE PASSWD - Displays change password menu.

4. To exit Configure menu and return to target torque or angle screen, press ENTER button while EXIT

menu selection is highlighted.

Note: All user configurable settings are stored in non-volatile memory and are retained while power is

off.

Mode Setup

Mode setup menu allows user configure target torque and angle minus and plus tolerances and
enable/disable Torque THEN Angle mode and Torque AND angle mode.

1. From Configure menu, press ENTER button while MODE SETUP selection is highlighted.

2. Mode Setup menu is displayed.

Menu Selections:

 EXIT - Exits Mode setup menu and returns to Configure menu screen.
 TQ-% SETUP - Displays target torque minus tolerance entry screen.
 TQ+% SETUP - Displays target torque plus tolerance entry screen.
 ANG-% SETUP - Displays target torque minus tolerance entry screen.
 ANG+% SETUP - Displays target torque plus tolerance entry screen.
 THEN DISABLED - Displays THEN Mode enable/disable screen.
 AND DISABLED - Displays AND Mode enable/disable screen.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight menu selections.

4. Press ENTER button while EXIT menu selection is highlighted to return to Configure menu.

EXIT

TQ-% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

EXIT

MODE SETUPs

PRESET LOCK

ENTER

button

Configure menu

Mode Setup menu

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

held

Target Screen

ENTER

button

00

100.0 IN-LB

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

LANGUAGE

SETTINGS

CONFIGURE

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

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Setting Target Tolerances

This function will allow user to set plus and minus tolerances for torque and angle targets.

Note: These tolerances are used for manual modes only. Preset tolerances are defined by Minimum

and Maximum values.

1. From Mode Setup menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight tolerance selection to setup (TQ-%,

TQ+%, ANG-% ANG+%) then press ENTER button.

2. Tolerance screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to change tolerance value. Range is 0 to 10% (factory default for minus

tolerance is 0% and 4% for plus tolerance).

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Mode Setup menu.

Note: Green progress lights turn on at target minus -% TOL.

Note: Red progress lights turn on above target plus +% TOL.

Note: Plus tolerance is added to minimum Preset value to define initial maximum value when a Preset

is first added.

Enable/Disable Torque THEN Angle Mode

This function will allow user to enable or disable Torque THEN Mode.

1. From Mode Setup menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight THEN DISABLED (factory default)

selection then press ENTER button.

2. TQ THEN ANGLE enable/disable screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to select ENABLE or DISABLE selection.

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Mode Setup menu.

Note: Menu selection indicates current configuration (ENABLED or DISABLED).

Torque THEN Angle Mode

Torque THEN Angle mode is setup by first setting a target torque and units then a target angle before
selecting Torque THEN Angle mode. In Torque THEN Angle mode, when applied torque reaches target
torque, wrench automatically switches to angle mode for angle measurement. Progress lights indicate
applied torque progress while torque is measured and angle when angle is measured. If torque is
below target torque when angle reaches target angle, green progress lights will not turn on and if angle
exceeds maximum angle, red progress lights turn on indicating a potential problem with fastener.

ENTER

button

TORQUE -TOL%

0

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

EXIT

TQ-% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

ANG-% SETUP

ANG+% SETUP

ANGLE +TOL%

4

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

EXIT

TQ-% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

TQ-% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

THEN DISABLED

TQ THEN ANGLE

ENABLE

DISABLE

TQ-% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

THEN DISABLED

TQ THEN ANGLE

ENABLE

DISABLE

TQ-% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

THEN ENABLED

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1. From target torque screen, use UP/DOWN buttons to set target torque and UNITS button to select

torque measurement units then press ENTER button.

2. Angle target screen is displayed. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set target angle then press ENTER

button.

3. Torque THEN Angle mode screen is displayed.

4. Apply torque until target is reached then rotate wrench to target angle.

Note: UNITS button can be used to select torque units while on Torque THEN Angle screen.

Note: Torque cycle is not recorded in memory unless both torque and angle reach targets.

Note: Red progress lights turn on if torque exceeds 110% of wrench full scale or if angle exceeds target

+ plus tolerance while in manual mode.

Note: Torque THEN Angle Presets are entered by pressing and holding Units button while on Torque

THEN Angle screen. MAXIMUM TORQUE defaults to full range plus 10%. Refer to "Adding a
Torque Preset" and "Adding an Angle Preset" in Basic section for parameter entry.

Enable/Disable Torque AND Angle Mode

This function will allow user to enable or disable Torque AND Mode.

1. From Mode Setup menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight AND DISABLED (factory default)

selection then press ENTER button.

2. TQ AND ANGLE enable/disable screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to select ENABLE or DISABLE selection.

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Mode Setup menu.

Note: Menu selection indicates current configuration (ENABLED or DISABLED).

00

100.0 IN-LB

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

00

45°

00

TQ: 100.0 IN-LB

THEN ANG: 45°

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

EXIT

TQ-% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

TQ+% SETUP

THEN DISABLED

AND DISABLED

TQ AND ANGLE

ENABLE

DISABLE

TQ+% SETUP

THEN DISABLED

AND DISABLED

TQ AND ANGLE

ENABLE

DISABLE

TQ+% SETUP

THEN DISABLED

AND ENABLED

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Torque AND Angle Mode

Torque AND Angle mode is setup by first setting a target torque and units then a target angle before
selecting Torque AND Angle mode. In Torque AND Angle mode, torque and angle are measured
simultaneously. Yellow progress lights track torque measurement. When both torque and angle reach
their targets, green progress lights turn on and torque and angle data record is stored. If either of
measurements exceed their upper tolerance, red progress lights turn on.

1. From target torque screen, use UP/DOWN buttons to set target torque and UNITS button to select

torque measurement units then press ENTER button.

2. Angle target screen is displayed. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set target angle then press ENTER

button until Torque AND Angle mode screen is displayed.

3. Apply torque and rotate wrench until both targets are reached.

Note: UNITS button can be used to select torque units while on Torque AND Angle screen.

Note: Torque THEN Angle Presets are entered by pressing and holding Units button while on Torque

THEN Angle screen. Refer to "Adding a Torque Preset" and "Adding an Angle Preset" in Basic
section for parameter entry.

Note: Torque cycle is not recorded in memory unless both torque and angle reach targets.

Note: Red progress lights turn on if torque exceeds target + plus tolerance or if angle exceeds target +

plus tolerance while in manual mode.

Note: Red progress lights turn on if torque exceeds maximum torque or if angle exceeds maximum

angle in Preset mode.

Preset Lock

Preset Lock function allows user to lock wrench so that only configured presets are accessible. No
other presets can be configured and manual target torque and angle modes are not accessible when
locked.

Note: Password entry is required to enable Preset Lock. When locked, password entry is required to

re-enter Configure menu (refer to ControlTech™ Micro Calibration manual for default
password).

1. From Configure menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight PRESET LOCK selection then press

ENTER button.

2. Preset Lock enable/disable screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to select LOCK or UNLOCK selection.

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Configure menu.

00

100.0 IN-LB

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

00

45°

00

TQ: 100.0 IN-LB

AND ANG: 45°

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER PASSWD

0 0 0 0 0

UP/DOWN buttons

Password screen

ENTER

button

PRESET LOCK

LOCK

UNLOCK

UP/DOWN buttons

PRESET LOCK

LOCK

UNLOCK

ENTER

button

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

Lock icon

PSET 01 03

100.0 IN-LB

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER button

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Note: If LOCK is selected without a Preset configured, following screen is displayed:

Note: When Preset Lock is enabled, Clear Memory function is disabled and displays following Locked

message if attempted:

Note: When Preset Lock is enabled, Clear Cycle count function is disabled and displays Locked message

if attempted.

Preset Unlock

When Preset Lock is enabled, a password is required to access Configure menu. Refer to ControlTech™
Micro Calibration Manual for Configure password.

1. From target torque or angle screen, press and hold ENTER button for 3 seconds.

2. Highlight CONFIGURE menu selection using UP/DOWN buttons.

3. Press ENTER button to display Password screen.

4. Follow password entry procedure found in ControlTech™ Micro Calibration manual.

Delete Presets

Delete Presets function allows user to delete all presets at once.

1. From Configure menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight DELETE PRESET selection then press

ENTER button.

2. Delete Presets confirmation screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to select YES or NO selection.

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Configure menu.

Note: If Delete Presets is selected without a Preset configured, following screen is displayed:

Job Mode

LOCKED

PRESS TO CONT.

NO PRESETS

NO PRESETS

PRESS TO CONT.

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

held

Preset Screen

ENTER

button

EXIT

SET HEAD LENGTH

SHOW DATA

LANGUAGE

SETTINGS

CONFIGURE

ENTER PASSWD

0 0 0 0 0

PSET 01 03

100.0 IN-LB

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

Delete Presets menu

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

DELETE PRESETS

DELETE PRESETS

YES

NO

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Job Mode function allows user to enable or disable wrench preset Job mode. When in Job mode,
wrench executes presets in order configured and automatically switches to next preset when batch
count reaches zero. Wrench is locked and Preset lock icon is displayed when Job mode is enabled.

Note: Password entry is required to enable Job Mode. When enabled, password entry is required to re-

enter Configure menu (refer to ControlTech™ Micro Calibration manual for default password).

1. From Configure menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight JOB MODE selection then press ENTER

button.

2. Job Mode enable/disable screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to select ENABLE or DISABLE.

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Configure menu.

Note: Text "JOB" is displayed between PSET number and batch count when enabled.

Calibration

Calibration menu is password protected. Refer to ControlTech™ Micro Calibration manual.

Setting Date and Time

Set Date/Time function allows user to set real-time-clock date and time for time stamping data
records, recording last calibration date and notifying user of an expired calibration interval.

Note: When date and time is set for first time, In-Service date is also set and is used for calculating

initial calibration interval (see "Setting Calibration Interval" in Advanced Configuration section).

1. From Configure menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight SET DATE/TIME selection then press

ENTER button.

2. SET DATE screen is displayed with year highlighted.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set year then press ENTER button to highlight month.

4. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set month then press ENTER button to highlight day.

5. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set day then press ENTER button.

6. SET TIME screen is displayed with hour highlighted.

7. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set hour then press ENTER button to highlight minutes.

8. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set minutes then press ENTER button to highlight seconds.

9. Use UP/DOWN buttons to set seconds then press ENTER button.

10. Clock is set and Configure menu is displayed.

Note: Year selection will scroll up from 2014. Month selection will scroll from 1 to 12. Day selection will

scroll from 1 to 31.

ENTER

button

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

PRESET LOCK

DELETE PRESETS

JOB MODE

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER PASSWD

0 0 0 0 0

UP/DOWN buttons

Password screen

ENTER

button

JOB MODE

LOCK

UNLOCK

UP/DOWN buttons

PRESET LOCK

LOCK

UNLOCK

ENTER

button

PRESET LOCK

DELETE PRESETS

JOB MODE

Lock icon

PSET 01 JOB 03

100.0 IN-LB

EXIT

MODE SETUP

PRESET LOCK

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER button

DELETE PRESETS
JOB MODE

CALIBRATION

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Note: Hour selection will scroll through 0 to 23. Minute and Second selections will scroll through 0 to

59.

Note: If batteries are removed from wrench for longer than 20 minutes, clock will revert to default

settings and must be re-entered at power on.

Setting Calibration Interval

This function will allow user to set calibration interval for when "CAL NEEDED" message will be
displayed.

1. From Configure menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight SET CAL INTRVAL selection then press

ENTER button.

2. CAL INTERVAL screen is displayed.

3. Use UP/DOWN buttons to change calibration interval.

Selectable Intervals:

 12 MON (factory default)
 6 MON
 3 MON
 DISABLED

4. Press ENTER button to accept selection and exit to Configure menu.

Note: Clock Date and Time must be set before calibration interval will function. If batteries are removed

from wrench for longer than 20 minutes, clock will revert to default settings and must be re­entered at power on.

Note: Calibration interval is calculated from either IN-Service Date or last Calibration date (see SHOW

INFO menu) depending on which is more recent date. When clock Date is greater than IN-Service
or Last Calibration date, plus Cal Interval, "CAL NEEDED" message will be displayed on power up
and after a re-zero. Pressing ENTER button will continue to target menu. Applying torque while
"CAL NEEDED" message is displayed will immediately display torque or angle measurement and
return to target menu when released.

Note: As an alternative to calibration interval, a Calibration Cycle Counter is provided in Calibration

menu (Refer to ControlTech™ Micro Calibration manual regarding Calibration menu). Each time
a measurement cycle reaches target torque, calibration cycle counter is incremented. When

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

ENTER

button

ENTER button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER button

UP/DOWN buttons

JOB MODE

CALIBRATION

SET DATE/TIME

SET DATE

2017/01/01

YR MON DAY

SET DATE

2017/01/01

YR MON DAY

SET DATE

2017/01/01

YR MON DAY

SET TIME

12 : 30 : 00

HR MIN SEC

SET TIME

12 : 30 : 00

HR MIN SEC

SET TIME

12 : 30 : 00

HR MIN SEC

CALIBRATION

SET DATE/TIME

SET CAL INTRVAL

ENTER

button

CAL INTRVAL

12 MON

EXIT

UP/DOWN buttons

CAL INTRVAL

DISABLED

EXIT

ENTER button

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torque is recalibrated, calibration counter is automatically reset to zero. User can disable
calibration interval check and use number of cycles since last calibration to decide when to
recalibrate.

Note: If an invalid date is entered and Calibration interval is enabled, an unintended "CAL NEEDED"

message may be displayed. Either disable calibration interval or enter a correct date.

Change Password

Change Password function allows user to change password to a new password. Default password is
required to initially change password. Refer to ControlTech™ Micro Calibration Manual for default
password.

1. From Configure menu, use UP/DOWN buttons to highlight CHANGE PASSWD selection then press

ENTER button.

2. Initial password entry screen is displayed.

3. Enter default password if changing for first time, otherwise enter current user password using

UP/DOWN buttons to change each digit followed by ENTER button.

4. Change password entry screen is displayed.

5. Enter new password using UP/DOWN buttons to change each digit followed by ENTER button.

6. Confirm password entry screen is displayed.

7. Re-enter new password using UP/DOWN buttons to change each digit followed by ENTER button.

Note: Pressing POWER button at any time aborts password change sequence.

Note: If an invalid password is entered during confirmation step, Invalid Password Match screen is

displayed and new password is not accepted.

INVALID

PASSWD MATCH
PRESS TO CONT.

SET DATE/TIME

SET CAL INTRVAL

CHANGE PASSWD

ENTER PASSWD

0 0 0 0 0

ENTER

button

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

CHANGE PASSWD

0 0 0 0 0

UP/DOWN buttons

ENTER

button

CONFIRM PASSWD

0 0 0 0 0

UP/DOWN buttons

Previous password entry screen

New password entry screen

Confirm password screen

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 Troubleshooting

Note: If any of following issues persist, return wrench to an authorized Snap-on repair center.

Issue

Possible Cause

Resolution

Wrench does not turn on when
POWER button pressed.

Dead/No batteries

Replace batteries

Software glitch

Cycle power using end-cap

Torque reading out of spec.

Calibration required

Recalibrate

Incorrect head length
entered

Enter correct offset head
length

Wrench did not retain settings
while batteries were removed.

Batteries removed before
setting were saved in non­volatile memory.

Clear data, re-enter settings
and press and hold POWER
button to power down
wrench before removing
batteries.

Low battery

Press ENTER button to
continue using wrench and
replace batteries soon.

Dead battery

Press POWER button to
turn off wrench and replace
batteries.

Torque applied while zeroing

Remove torque and re-zero

Wrench over torqued

Recalibrate

Wrench improperly
calibrated

Recalibrate
Torque sensor failure

Return to Factory

Wrench moving during
zeroing

Place wrench on stable
surface

Gyro unstable

Return to Factory

ENTER button pressed during
angle zeroing (Aborted
zeroing to access menus)

Press POWER button to re­zero

Over 125% of full scale
torque applied

Cycle power using POWER
button and recalibrate

Wrench rotated too fast
during angle measurement

Press POWER button to re­zero

Calibration interval exceeded
or invalid date entered with
calibration interval enabled

Calibrate wrench or press
ENTER to continue. Disable
calibration interval if not
required.

Memory error

Clear data memory

Torque uncalibrated

Calibrate torque

Angle uncalibrated

Calibrate angle

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 USE OF ADAPTORS, EXTENSIONS AND UNIVERSALS

Anytime an adaptor, extension or universal is used with a torque wrench in such a way that fastener
distance is different than torque wrench square drive distance at calibration, an adjustment to head
length is required to get a proper fastener torque reading.

When using wobble extension or a universal, do not exceed more than 15 degrees of offset from
perpendicular drive. Do not use a long extension with flex-drive at full flex.

 CALIBRATION

Contact your Snap-on sales representative for calibration services or refer to ControlTechTM Micro
Calibration Manual.

 CERTIFICATION

This torque wrench was calibrated at factory using torque measurement instruments that are
traceable to National Institute of Standards and Technology (N.I.S.T.). Torque parameters comply with
ISO 6789:2003 and ASME B107:300-2010 (B107.29). Note: no U.S. or International Standards exist for
angle wrenches. Angle calibration was performed on an angle gage with ±1 degree accuracy at each
45 degree indexing point throughout 180 degrees of rotation.

 MAINTENANCE / SERVICE

Clean wrench by wiping with a damp cloth. DO NOT use solvents, thinners or carburetor cleaners. DO
NOT immerse in anything.
Service and repairs are to be done by Snap-on Service Centers only. Contact your Snap-on Tools
representative.
Ratchet head repair kits can be ordered from a Snap-on Representative.

NOTES: - If display shows persistent "TORQUE ZERO ERROR" at power on, wrench is damaged and

must be returned for repair

- If display shows “ANGLE ERROR” in angle mode, fastener rotation speed has exceeded
capacity of wrench.

- Wrench must be held still during angle zeroing. Motion is indicated by alternating dashes “-

-” on display

- Remove battery when stored for extended periods (Note: clock will revert to default
settings).

IMPORTANT! Calibration events are recorded in wrench memory
which provides evidence to void factory certification.

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 Battery Replacement

Note: When replacing battery, real-time-clock will maintain date and time for 20 minutes.

Note: Turn End Cap counter-clockwise to unscrew.

Battery should be installed in carrier prior to carrier installation into wrench.
Battery negative contact should be oriented towards carrier spring.

Note: When Replace Battery screen is displayed wrench will no longer operate until battery is replaced.

Only POWER button functions which immediately turns off wrench.

 Memory Indicators

DATA IN MEMORY

MEMORY FULL

MEMORY ERROR

Less than 1500 torque and angle records stored in memory.

1500 torque or angle records stored in memory. New records will
not be recorded until memory is cleared.

Memory read or write error.

UNSCREW END CAP
INSERT NEW CELL
NEGATIVE (-) END
INTO END CAP

LOW BATTERY

100% BATTERY

LEVEL

50% BATTERY

LEVEL

LOW BATTERY

REPLACE BATTERY

REPLACE BATTERY

28 Français

IMPORTANTES INSTRUCTIONS DE SECURITE

DANGER : Risque de projection de particules.

L’application d’un couple excessif peut entraîner une rupture. L’application d’une force sur les butées
de la tête articulée peut entraîner une rupture de la tête. L’utilisation d’une clé mal étalonnée peut
entraîner une rupture de la pièce ou de l’outil lui-même. Des outils, douilles ou accessoires
endommagés peuvent provoquer des blessures. L’emploi d’une force excessive peut entraîner un
glissement d’une clé « crowfoot » ou le glissement d’une clé d’écrou évasé.

Lire l’intégralité de ce manuel avant d’utiliser la CLE ELECTRONIQUE.
Lors du travail en mode d'angle, la pièce doit rester immobile afin de garantir la précision de l’outil.
Afin de garantir votre sécurité personnelle, ainsi que pour éviter d’endommager la clé, suivre à la

lettre les bonnes pratiques professionnelles de travail relatives à l’utilisation des outils et à
l’installation de systèmes de fixation.

Un ré-étalonnage périodique est nécessaire pour maintenir le niveau de précision.
L’utilisateur et les personnes situées à proximité doivent porter des lunettes de sécurité.
S’assurer que tous les composants, incluant tous les adaptateurs, prolongateurs, les douilles et les

clés à douille supportent un couple égal ou supérieur au couple employé.

Respecter scrupuleusement l’ensemble des avertissements, des recommandations de prudence

ainsi que les procédures énoncées par le fabricant pour l’ensemble des équipements et des
systèmes associés avant d’utiliser cette clé dynamométrique.

Utilisez une douille de taille correcte pour le dispositif de fixation considéré.
Ne pas utiliser de douilles qui présenteraient des signes d’usure ou des fissures.
Remplacer les dispositifs de fixation si leurs angles sont arrondis.
Afin d’éviter d’endommager la clé : ne jamais utiliser la clé lorsqu’elle est hors tension. Toujours

METTRE LA CLE SOUS TENSION afin que le couple appliqué puisse être mesuré.

Ne pas appuyer sur le bouton « MARCHE/ARRET » pendant une opération de serrage ou

lorsque la clé est en mouvement.

Ne jamais utiliser cette clé pour desserrer un système d’attache.
Ne pas utiliser de prolongateur, tel que du tube creux, pour étendre la longueur du manche de la

clé.

Vérifier au cas par cas que la capacité de serrage de la clé est égale, ou dépasse, les besoins

spécifiques à l’application considérée avant l’utilisation proprement dite.

Vérifier l’étalonnage si l’outil fait une chute sur le sol.
S’assurer que le levier de sélection de direction du cliquet est complètement engagé dans la bonne

direction.

Vérifier l’étalonnage de la clé si vous savez ou que vous suspectez qu’elle a été utilisée au-delà de

ses spécifications.

Ne pas forcer sur la tête ou forcer la tête pivotante contre les butées.
Toujours tirer – ne jamais pousser – sur le manche de la clé et ajuster votre posture pour éviter une

chute dans le cas d’une rupture.

Ne jamais tenter derecharger des piles alcalines.
Entreposer la clé dans un endroit sec.
Retirer les piles avant d’entreposer la clé pour des périodes supérieures à 3 mois.

DANGER Risque de décharge électrique.

Une décharge électrique peut entrainer des blessures. Le manche en plastique n’est pas isolé.
Ne pas utiliser sur des circuits électriques sous tension.

CONSERVER CES INSTRUCTIONS

Dégagement de responsabilité

L'emploi de cette clé ControlTechTM n'est pas garanti à l'intérieur d’un état membre de l'Union Européenne si
les instructions de fonctionnement ne sont pas dans la langue de l’état en question. Contacter Snap-on si
vous avez besoin d’une traduction.

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INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTES

ADVERTENCIA Riesgo de partículas despedidas.

El exceso de torsión puede provocar roturas. La fuerza ejercida contra los topes flexibles del
cabezal flexible puede hacer que éste se rompa. Una llave acodada mal calibrada puede
producir la rotura de la herramienta o de parte de ella. El uso de herramientas manuales, tubos
o accesorios rotos pueden ocasionar lesiones. El exceso de fuerza puede causar que se suelten
llaves crowfoot o para racores.

Lea la totalidad de este manual antes de utilizar la LLAVE ELECTRÓNICA.

Para asegurar la precisión, el movimiento no debe realizarse en ángulo.
Por motivos de seguridad personal y para evitar dañar la llave, siga las prácticas

profesionales aceptadas para el uso de herramientas e instalación de piezas de fijación.

Será necesario recalibrar la herramienta de forma periódica para asegurar su precisión.
Utilice gafas de seguridad, tanto para usted como para los observadores.
La capacidad nominal de todos los componentes, incluidos los adaptadores, las extensiones,

los destornilladores y los tubos, deberá ser mayor o igual al par de torsión que se quiere
aplicar.

Cuando utilice la llave, respete todas las advertencias, precauciones y procedimientos del

equipo, el sistema y el fabricante.

Utilice un tubo del tamaño adecuado para la pieza de fijación.
No use tubos desgastados o agrietados.
Reemplace las piezas de fijación con esquinas redondeadas.
Para no dañar la llave: nunca la use apagada. ENCIÉNDALA siempre para medir el par de

torsión que se ejerce.

No oprima el botón de ENCENDIDO mientras la llave aplica torsión o está en movimiento.
No utilice la llave para extraer piezas de fijación atascadas.
No utilice extensiones, como por ejemplo barras, en el mango de la llave.
Antes de comenzar, compruebe que la capacidad nominal de la llave sea mayor o igual a la

aplicación.

Si se le cae la herramienta, verifique la calibración.
Compruebe que la palanca de dirección del trinquete esté conectada en la posición correcta.
Verifique la calibración si sabe o sospecha que se superó su capacidad.
No fuerce el cuadradillo del cabezal flexible contra los topes.
Tire (no empuje) del mango de la llave y ajuste la posición para no caerse si algo cede.
No intente recargar las pilas alcalinas.
Mantenga la llave en un lugar seco.
Retire las baterías si no va a utilizar la llave por períodos superiores a 3 meses.

ADVERTENCIA Riesgo de descarga eléctrica.

Las descargas eléctricas pueden producir lesiones. El mango de plástico no está
aislado. No utilizar en circuitos eléctricos activos.

CONSERVE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES

Descargo de responsabilidad

El funcionamiento de la llave ControlTechTM no está garantizado en los países miembros de la UE si
las instrucciones de funcionamiento no figuran en el idioma del país en cuestión. Póngase en
contacto con Snap-on si necesita una traducción.

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WICHTIGE SICHERHEITSHINWEISE

WARNUNG Gefahr von herumfliegenden Partikeln.

Ein Überdrehen kann zum Bruch führen. Gewalt gegen Flex-Stopper am Flex-Kopf kann
zum Kopfbruch führen. Ein Drehwinkelschlüssel außerhalb der Kalibrierung kann zur
Beschädigung des Werkstücks oder Werkzeugs führen. Defekte Hand-Werkzeuge,
Stecknüsse oder Zubehörteile können zu Verletzungen führen. Übermäßige
Kraftaufwendung kann zum Abrutschen des Hahnenfuß- oder Ringschlüssels führen.

Vor dem Gebrauch des ELEKTRONISCHEN SCHLÜSSELS ist diese Anleitung vollständig durchzulesen.
Um die Genauigkeit zu gewährleisten, darf sich das Werkstück im Winkelmodus nicht bewegen.
Zur persönlichen Sicherheit und Vermeidung von Beschädigung des Schlüssels ist ein sorgfältiger

Umgang mit Werkzeugen und Befestigungsmitteln erforderlich.

Zur Erhaltung der Genauigkeit ist eine regelmäßige Kalibrierung notwendig.
Der Benutzer und umstehende Personen sollten Schutzbrillen tragen.
Sicherstellen, dass alle Komponenten einschließlich aller Adapter, Verlängerungen, Antriebsteile

und Stecknüsse mindestens für die aufgewandten Drehmomente geeignet sind.

Beim Gebrauch dieses Schraubenschlüssels sind alle Geräte-, System- und Hersteller-

Warnhinweise, Vorsichtsmaßnahmen und Verfahren zu beachten.

Eine Stecknuss der richtigen Größe für das Befestigungselement verwenden.
Keine Stecknüsse mit Anzeichen von Verschleiß oder Rissen verwenden.
Befestigungselemente mit abgerundeten Ecken ersetzen.
Zur Vermeidung von Schäden am Schlüssel: Den Schlüssel keinesfalls im ausgeschalteten Zustand

verwenden. Zuerst stets den Schlüssel einschalten, damit das aufgebrachte Drehmoment gemessen
wird.

Nicht die Taste EIN/AUS betätigen, während ein Drehmoment aufgebracht wird oder der

Schlüssel in Bewegung ist.

Den Schlüssel keinesfalls zum Losbrechen von Befestigungselementen verwenden.
Keine Verlängerungen, beispielsweise ein Rohr, am Griff des Schlüssels verwenden.
Vor Gebrauch sicherstellen, dass die Kapazität des Schlüssels für den Anwendungsfall ausreichend

ist.

Wurde der Schlüssel fallen gelassen, muss die Kalibrierung überprüft werden.
Sicherstellen, dass der Ratschenhebel vollständig in der richtigen Position (Richtung) arretiert ist.
Die Kalibrierung des Schlüssels kontrollieren, falls seine Kapazität vermutlich überschritten wurde.
Den Kopf von Flex-Kopfantriebsteilen nicht mit Gewalt gegen die Anschläge drehen.
Stets am Schlüsselgriff ziehen – nicht drücken – und einen sicheren Stand einnehmen, um nicht zu

stürzen, falls eine Komponente nicht standhält.

Die Alkalibatterien nicht wiederaufzuladen versuchen.
Den Schlüssel an einem trockenen Ort aufbewahren.

Die Batterien entfernen, wenn der Schlüssel länger als 3 Monate gelagert werden soll.

WARNUNG Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlags.

Ein elektrischer Schlag kann zu Verletzungen führen. Der Kunststoffgriff ist nicht
isoliert. Nicht an spannungsführenden Leitungen verwenden.

BEWAHREN SIE DIESE ANLEITUNG AUF

Haftungsausschluss

Es besteht keine Garantie für den Betrieb des ControlTechTM Schlüssels in einem EU­Mitgliedstaat, wenn die Betriebsanweisungen nicht in der betreffenden Landessprache
abgefasst sind. Wenden Sie sich an Snap-on, wenn eine Übersetzung benötigt wird.

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ISTRUZIONI CAUTELARI IMPORTANTI

AVVERTENZA Pericolo di schegge vaganti.

Un serraggio eccessivo può causare rotture. Forzando fermi flessibili contro teste
duttili si corre il rischio di rompere le viti. Una chiave angolare calibrata erroneamente
potrebbe provocare la rottura del pezzo in lavorazione o dell'utensile. Utensili manuali,
bussole o accessori rotti possono provocare infortuni. Una forza eccessiva su dadi a
croce o conici può causare lo slittamento della chiave.

Leggere attentamente questo manuale prima di utilizzare la CHIAVE ELETTRONICA.
Per garantire la precisione, il movimento di lavoro non deve essere angolare.
Per la propria incolumità e per evitare di danneggiare la chiave, seguire le direttive di categoria

per il serraggio delle viti e la meccanica professionale.

Per mantenerne la precisione, è necessario ricalibrare l'utensile periodicamente.
È necessario che l’operatore e le persone circostanti indossino appositi occhiali di sicurezza.
Verificare sempre che tutti i componenti, compresi eventuali riduttori, prolunghe, alberini e

bussole, siano omologati per una coppia uguale o superiore a quella applicata.

Durante l'utilizzo di questo utensile, rispettare sempre tutte le indicazioni e istruzioni cautelari

fornite dai rispettivi produttori di accessori e impianti.

Per il serraggio, utilizzare sempre una bussola di dimensione adatta per quella vite.
Non utilizzare bussole che presentino segni di usura o di rottura.
Sostituire le viti con bordi smussati.
Per evitare di danneggiare la chiave: non usare mai la chiave quando è spenta. Accenderla

sempre per poter misurare la coppia di serraggio applicata a ogni uso.

Non premere il tasto ALIMENTAZIONE quando la chiave è in tiro o in movimento.
Non utilizzare mai questa chiave per allentare viti, dadi e bulloni.
Non utilizzare prolunghe, come un tubo, sul manico della chiave.
Prima di procedere, controllare che la portata della chiave corrisponda o superi quella richiesta per

il lavoro.

In caso di caduta accidentale, controllare la calibrazione.
Controllare che la levetta di direzione del cricchetto sia ingranata nella posizione giusta.
Controllare la calibrazione della chiave anche al solo sospetto che sia stata ecceduta la sua

portata.

Non forzare la testa di viti e bulloni duttili contro i fermi.
Tirare sempre - e mai spingere - il manico della chiave e bilanciare la propria posizione in modo da

rimanere sempre in equilibrio anche nell'eventualità di un cedimento.

Non tentare di ricaricare le celle delle batterie alcaline.
Conservare sempre la chiave in un luogo asciutto.
Estrarre sempre le batterie quando si conserva una chiave per un periodo superiore a tre mesi.

AVVERTENZA Rischio scosse elettriche.

Le scosse elettriche possono causare infortuni. Il manico in plastica non è
isolato.
Non utilizzare su circuiti elettrici sotto tensione.

CONSERVARE QUESTE ISTRUZIONI

ESONERO DI RESPONSABILITÀ:

Non si garantisce l'uso della chiave ControlTechTM nei Paesi membri della CEE dove le
istruzioni per l'uso non sono in lingua locale. Contattare la Snap-on per l'eventuale
traduzione.

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BELANGRIJKE VEILIGHEIDSINSTRUCTIES

WAARSCHUWING Risico van wegvliegende fragmenten.

Te ver aandraaien kan breuk veroorzaken. Forceren voorbij de flex-aanslagposities op de
flex-kop kan leiden tot breuk van de kop. Een verkeerd gekalibreerde hoeksleutel kan
breuk van onderdelen of gereedschappen veroorzaken. Defecte handgereedschappen,
doppen en accessoires kunnen letsel veroorzaken. Bij gebruik van teveel kracht kan een
steeksleutel of open ringsleutel slippen.

Lees deze handleiding helemaal door voordat u de ELEKTRONISCHE SLEUTEL gebruikt.
Voor een nauwkeurige prestatie mag het werkstuk in de hoekmodus niet bewegen.
Volg voor uw persoonlijke veiligheid en om beschadiging van de sleutel te voorkomen altijd de

juiste professionele methoden bij het gebruik van gereedschappen en de installatie van
bevestigingsmateriaal.

Voor het behoud van de nauwkeurigheid is regelmatige kalibratie vereist.
Draag een veiligheidsbril, dit geldt zowel voor gebruiker als omstanders.
Zorg dat alle componenten (inclusief verloopstukken, verlengstukken, schachten en doppen) ten

minste zijn goedgekeurd voor het gebruikte koppel.

Neem bij gebruik van deze sleutel alle waarschuwingen, aandachtspunten en procedures voor de

apparatuur, voor het systeem en van de fabrikant in acht.

Gebruik doppen van de juiste maat voor het bevestigingsmateriaal.
Gebruik nooit doppen die versleten of gebarsten zijn.
Vervang bevestigers waarvan de hoeken gestript zijn.
Voorkom beschadiging van de sleutel: Gebruik de sleutel nooit terwijl hij is uitgeschakeld. Zet de

sleutel altijd AAN zodat het uitgeoefende koppel wordt gemeten.

Druk niet op STROOM terwijl u iets aantrekt of terwijl de sleutel beweegt.
Gebruik deze sleutel nooit om bevestigers met geweld los te halen.
Gebruik geen verlengstukken (bijv. een stuk pijp) op de greep van de sleutel.
Controleer of de capaciteit van de sleutel voldoende is voor het beoogde gebruik voordat u aan de

slag gaat.

Controleer de kalibratie als de sleutel is gevallen.
Zorg dat de ratelrichtingspal goed in de juiste stand staat.
Controleer de kalibratie van de sleutel als u weet of vermoedt dat de capaciteit ervan is

overschreden.

Druk de kop van sleutels met flexibele kop niet met kracht tegen aanslagen aan.
Trek altijd aan de sleutelgreep (duw er niet tegen) en ga zo staan dat u niet kunt vallen als een

onderdeel plotseling meegeeft.

Probeer niet om de alkalicelbatterijen op te laden.
Bewaar de sleutel op een droge plaats.
Verwijder de batterijen als u de sleutel langer dan 3 maanden opbergt.

WAARSCHUWING Gevaar van elektrische schokken.

Elektrische schokken kunnen letsel veroorzaken. De kunststof greep is niet
geïsoleerd.
Niet gebruiken op onder stroom staande circuits.

BEWAAR DEZE GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING

Disclaimer

Er geldt geen garantie voor het gebruik van de ControlTechTM-sleutel in lidstaten van de EU
als de gebruiksaanwijzing niet in de taal van het land in kwestie beschikbaar is. Neem
contact op met Snap-on voor vertalingen.

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INSTRUÇÕES DE SEGURANÇA IMPORTANTES

ATENÇÃO Risco de projeção de partículas.

O torque excessivo pode causar ruptura. Forçar os batentes flexíveis da cabeça flexível
pode fazer com que esta se quebre. Uma chave de ângulo descalibrada pode quebrar
peças ou ferramentas. Ferramentas manuais, soquetes ou acessórios quebrados podem
causar ferimentos. A aplicação de força excessiva pode fazer com que chaves pé de galo
ou chaves de porca aberta escorreguem.

Leia este manual completamente antes de usar o TORQUÍMETRO ELETRÔNICO.
Para garantir a precisão, não se deve movimentar o torquímetro no modo de ângulo.
Para a segurança pessoal e para evitar danos ao torquímetro, siga as boas práticas

profissionais para o uso de ferramentas e a instalação de peças de fixação.

A recalibragem periódica é necessária para manter a precisão.
Use óculos de proteção, seja como usuário ou espectador.
Certifique-se de que todos os componentes, inclusive todos os adaptadores, extensões,

chaves de fenda e soquetes, sejam regulados para aguentar o torque aplicado.

Cumpra todos os avisos, cuidados e procedimentos de equipamentos, sistemas e

fabricantes quando utilizar este torquímetro.

Use um soquete de tamanho correto para a peça de fixação.
Não utilize soquetes desgastados ou rachados.
Substitua as peças de fixação com bordas arredondadass.
Para evitar danos ao torquímetro: Nunca utilize o torquímetro desligado. Sempre LIGUE o

torquímetro para que o torque aplicado seja medido.

Não aperte o botão LIGA/DESLIGA ao aplicar torque ou enquanto o torquímetro estiver

em movimento.

Nunca utilize o torquímetro para soltar peças de fixação.
Não utilize extensões, como um cano, no punho do torquímetro.
Verifique se o torquímetro é capaz de resistir a cada aplicação antes de prosseguir.
Verifique a calibragem se a ferramenta cair.
Certifique-se de que a alavanca de sentido da catraca esteja totalmente engatada na

posição certa.

Verifique a calibragem do torquímetro caso saiba ou suspeite que sua capacidade foi

excedida.

Não force o encaixe da cabeça flexível contra batentes.
Sempre puxe (não empurre) o punho do torquímetro e ajuste sua postura para impedir

uma possível queda caso algo ceda.

Não tente recarregar as pilhas alcalinas.
Guarde o torquímetro em local seco.
Remova as pilhas quando for guardar o torquímetro por mais que 3 meses.

AVISO Risco de choque elétrico.

O choque elétrico pode causar ferimentos. O punho plástico não é isolante.
Não utilize em circuitos elétricos energizados.

GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUÇÕES

Aviso de isenção de responsabilidade

A operação do torquímetro ControlTechTM não é permitida em nenhum Estado-membro da
União Europeia se as instruções operacionais não estiverem no idioma do Estado em
questão. Entre em contato com a Snap-on se uma tradução for necessária.

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