TROXLER 5850 User Manual

Manual of Operation and Instruction

Model 5850

Gyratory Compactor

NOTE

Before using the Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor,
carefully read this manual. It is especially important to
understand the Safety Warnings on page 1–2. Keep this
manual in a safe place that is always easily accessible
during the use of the Model 5850.

Troxler Electronic Laboratories, Inc.

3008 E. Cornwallis Road  P.O. Box 12057

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 U.S.A.

Phone: 1.877.TROXLER

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Troxler Electronic Laboratories, Inc.

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PN 116901
April 2012
Edition 2.1

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TROXLER SERVICE CENTERS

Troxler Corporate Headquarters

3008 E. Cornwallis Road • P.O. Box 12057

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

Phone: 1.877.TROXLER (1.877.876.9537)

Outside the U.S.A.: +1.919.549.8661

Fax: [phone]

Web: www.troxlerlabs.com

Technical Support

Phone: 1.877.TROXLER (1.877.876.9537)
E-mail: [e-mail]

NORTH CAROLINA SERVICE
CENTER

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Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]

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Arlington, TX 76011
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TROXLER EUROPE &
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Munich, Germany
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To locate an independent, Troxler-authorized service
partner near you, call 1.877.TROXLER (1.877.876.9537).

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NOTE

ABOUT THIS MANUAL

The Model 5850 Manual of Operation and Instruction provides
detailed information about the compactor. The manual includes
product safety information, as well as instructions for the proper
installation and use of the compactor.

This manual is organized as follows:

Chapter 1, Introduction to the Model 5850 – Provides

information on the safe use of the compactor; a brief overview
of the compactor and its features; a list of parts and accessories;
and instructions for unpacking and inspection.

Chapter 2, Setup and Operation – Describes the compactor

keypad, and provides instructions for setting up, starting, and
operating the compactor.

Chapter 3, Setup Menu – Provides a detailed description of the

options available from the compactor’s Setup menu.

Chapter 4, Calibration and Verification – Includes instructions

for calibrating the compactor and verifying its calibration.

Chapter 5, Special Functions – Describes the functions available

from the compactor’s Special menu.

Appendix A, Troubleshooting and Service – Provides

maintenance and service information, as well as instructions on
basic troubleshooting.

Appendix B, Menu Map – Shows a map of the compactor’s Setup

menu.

Appendix C, Specifications – Contains the environmental,

performance, electrical, and mechanical specifications of the
compactor.

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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

Congratulations on the purchase of the Model 5850 Gyratory
Compactor.

The Model 5850 Manual of Operation and Instruction contains
information on safely using this unit. Also included in this manual
are safety warnings, basic parameter setup, system troubleshooting,
and general maintenance.

Do not attempt to operate the Model 5850 before reading this
manual and the safety warnings posted on the unit. Troxler stresses
that the user is solely responsible for ensuring the safe use of the
Model 5850. The manufacturer, its subsidiary, representatives, and
distributors cannot assume responsibility for any mishaps, damage,
or personal injury that may occur from failure to observe the safety
warnings in this manual and posted on the unit.

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CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS MANUAL

Throughout this manual, symbols and special formatting are used to
reveal the purpose of the text as follows:

WARNING

Warnings indicate conditions or procedures that, if
not followed correctly, may cause personal injury.

CAUTION

Cautions indicate conditions or procedures that, if not
followed correctly, may cause equipment damage.

NOTE

Notes indicate important information that must be read
to ensure proper operation.

KEY Angle brackets and a different typestyle indicate a

key or character (number or letter) to press on the

compactor keypad. For example, “Press START”

means to press the key labeled START.

DISPLAY A different typestyle is used in text to indicate

information or messages displayed on the
compactor.

DISPLAY- Typestyle and
shading used to
simulate the control
panel display

Numbers indicate a procedure with multiple steps.

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 Diamonds indicate a list of things needed (such as

equipment) or things to know.

 Triangles indicate that more than one option is

available. Carefully select the option that applies.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL 5850

Safety Warnings ............................................................................ 1–2

Cautions and Warnings ................................................................. 1–3

Introduction ................................................................................... 1–4

Parts and Accessories.................................................................... 1–8

Inspection ...................................................................................... 1–9

Unpacking ................................................................................... 1–10

Site Selection .............................................................................. 1–11

Assembly .................................................................................... 1–12

CHAPTER 2. SETUP AND OPERATION

Control Panel ................................................................................ 2–2

Turning the System On ................................................................. 2–4

Compacting a Specimen ............................................................... 2–7

Cleaning and Lubricating.............................................................. 2–8

Preparing a Specimen ................................................................. 2–10

Compacting the Specimen .......................................................... 2–12

Shear Options & Performance Tests ........................................... 2–13

CHAPTER 3. SETUP MENU

Setup Menu ................................................................................... 3–2

View Settings ................................................................................ 3–3

Change Settings ............................................................................ 3–4

Home Position ............................................................................ 3–13

Calibration .................................................................................. 3–13

Special......................................................................................... 3–13

CHAPTER 4. CALIBRATION

Angle Verification ........................................................................ 4–3

Calibration .................................................................................... 4–5

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CHAPTER 5. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

Special Menu ................................................................................. 5–2

Clock/Calendar .............................................................................. 5–3

Erase Records ................................................................................ 5–6

Reset Software ............................................................................... 5–7

APPENDIX A. TROUBLESHOOTIGN AND SERVICE

Troubleshooting.............................................................................A-2

General Maintenance Schedule .....................................................A-4

Replacing the Batteries ..................................................................A-7

Replacement Parts .........................................................................A-8

Returning Parts for Service ...........................................................A-9

APPENDIX B. MENU MAP

Menu Map Description .................................................................. B-2

APPENDIX C. SPECIFICATIONS

Environmental Conditions ............................................................. C-2

Electrical Specifications ................................................................ C-3

Mechanical Specifications ............................................................. C-4

INDEX

WARRANTY

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LIST OF FIGURES

Figure Title Page

Figure 1–1. Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor ............................. 1–7

Figure 1–2. Hydraulic Reservoir ................................................ 1–12

Figure 1–3. Proper Reservoir Fill Level ..................................... 1–13

Figure 1–4. Place a Funnel in Reservoir Fill Tube ..................... 1–13

Figure 2–1. Model 5850 Control Panel Layout ............................ 2–3

Figure 2–2. Compaction Chamber ................................................ 2–9

Figure 2–3. Loading the Mold .................................................... 2–11

Figure 3–1. Sample Height Versus Gyration Table .................... 3–12

Figure 4–1. Aligning the Internal Angle Device Probes ............... 4–3

Figure 4–2. Puck Centered on Lower Carriage Plate ................... 4–7

Figure 4–3. Routing Load Cell Cables ......................................... 4–8

Figure A–1. Hydraulic Filter Bypass Indicator............................. A-6

Figure B–1. Model 5850 Menu Map ............................................ B-3

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LIST OF TABLES

Table Title Page

2–1 Control Panel Keys and Button ................................. 2–2

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1. INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL 5850

The Model 5850 is Troxler’s newest Superpave™ Gyratory
Compactor and the most advanced, easiest to use gyratory
compactor on the market today. This chapter introduces the Model
5850 and provides information on operating the compactor safely.
This chapter also includes a list of parts and accessories, and
instructions for unpacking and inspecting the system.

CONTENTS

Safety Warnings ............................................................................ 1–2

Cautions and Warnings ................................................................. 1–3

Introduction ................................................................................... 1–4

Safe Operation ........................................................................ 1–4

Ease of Operation ................................................................... 1–5

Performance Tests and Shear Options .................................. 2–13

Care and Maintenance ............................................................ 1–6

Parts and Accessories.................................................................... 1–7

Inspection ...................................................................................... 1–9

Unpacking ................................................................................... 1–10

Site Selection .............................................................................. 1–11

Assembly .................................................................................... 1–12

Model 5850 1–1

SAFETY WARNINGS

The Troxler Model 5850 is a safe, durable gyratory compactor.
Troxler cannot anticipate every example of improper or
unauthorized use of this unit that may lead to malfunction or
accident. Thus, if a particular use is not specifically mentioned in
this manual as authorized, then consult Troxler about the alternate
use. Otherwise, it is assumed that the use is unauthorized and
improper.

To ensure minimal operator risk, Troxler recommends the following
safety precautions:

 Wear safety glasses when preparing an asphalt specimen.
 Always wear heat-resistant gloves when handling any hot

substance.

 When moving the mold, grasp it firmly on either side under the

top flange.

 Remove all objects, except the mold and asphalt specimen, from

the compaction chamber before pressing the START key.

 Do not operate the compactor with the chamber door or any

panels removed.

 Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry when operating the

compactor.

 Keep hands away from the gyratory compactor when the unit is

in motion.

 With the service panels removed, the gyratory compactor poses

an electrical hazard. Unplug the gyratory compactor before
removing the panels.

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1. INTRODUCTION

CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

Identification of Interconnects:

Lower Left Side of Compactor

 Connection for 100 – 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz power to the

compactor

Upper Left Side of Compactor

 9-pin RS-232C serial interface for connecting the

compactor to a computer or serial device

 USB port for connecting the compactor to a USB

printer or memory device

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INTRODUCTION

The Troxler Model 5850 Superpave Gyratory Compactor
provides compaction of asphalt specimens at a given pressure,
angle, and number of gyrations. The Model 5850 meets or exceeds
all Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Superpave
specifications.

The Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor provides safe, reliable
gyratory compaction of asphalt specimens using a compaction
pressure and gyration angle selected by the operator. The method of
specimen compaction is crucial to creating asphalt specimens that
behave similar to asphalt used in construction and in obtaining
meaningful test results.

Building upon the successes of Troxler’s Model 4140 and 4141

Gyratory Compactors, the Model 5850 has been completely
redesigned with improved electronics, a robust compaction system,
and software-adjustable angle of gyration. The durable Model 5850
will consistently stand up to the rigors of any asphalt lab.

SAFE OPERATION

For operator safety, all moving parts are covered and cannot be
physically accessed during compaction. An interlock switch
prevents the gyratory compactor from operating with the
compaction chamber door open. The red EMERGENCY safety
switch located at the bottom of the control panel stops all moving
parts.

WARNING

Do not operate the Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor
with the chamber door or any panels removed.

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1. INTRODUCTION

EASE OF OPERATION

The Model 5850 is calibrated and ready to use upon arrival. The
unit will compact asphalt samples to a specific height or a specific
number of gyrations, as selected by the operator. The angle of
gyration is recorded with every gyration, assuring angle stability.

As selected by the operator, the Model 5850 provides a compaction
pressure of 200 to 1000 kPa and an angle of gyration between 0.00
and 1.50 degrees. Angle and pressure adjustments can be performed
quickly and easily using the keypad.

For ease of operation, the Model 5850 provides a fully automatic
method of compaction. The Model 5850 compacts an asphalt
specimen at the touch of a single key.

NOTE

Do not attempt to operate the Model 5850 before

reading this manual and the safety warnings posted on

the unit. Troxler stresses that the operator is solely

responsible for ensuring the safe use of the Model 5850.

The manufacturer, its subsidiaries, distributors, or

representatives cannot assume responsibility for any

mishaps, damage, or personal injury which may occur

from failure to observe the safety warnings in this

manual and posted on the unit.

The Model 5850 can be equipped with 150-mm, 100-mm, or 4-inch
diameter molds, and can compact specimens with heights of up to
185 mm.

The Model 5850 features USB and serial ports for transferring data
to USB or serial devices. The operator may choose to automatically
send the compaction data to a computer, printer, or USB device
upon completion of a compaction cycle.

NOTE

A list of USB memory devices and printers that are

compatible with the Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor is

available on the 5850 product page of the Troxler

website (www.troxlerlabs.com).

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The Model 5850 also provides storage for and allows manual
printing of the last 20 compacted specimens. All output is in SI units
as described in American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM)
SI10, Standard for Use of the International System of Units (SI):
The Modern Metric System.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

The Model 5850 requires little maintenance. To reduce the effects
of gyration on moving parts, the gyratory compactor requires
regular cleaning and lubrication. For a schedule of machine
maintenance, refer to Appendix A.

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1. INTRODUCTION

CHAMBER

DOOR

(IN OPEN

POSITION)

KEYPAD

DISPLAY

EMERGENCY

STOP SWITCH

SERIAL & USB

PORTS

AC POWER

INLET

POWER

SWITCH

MOLD

Figure 1–1. Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor

Model 5850 1–7

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

The Model 5850 includes the electrical and mechanical parts
required to continuously compact hot-mix asphalt. Use Figure 1–1
to locate and identify the following parts:

 The power switch is located on the left side of the compactor.
 The emergency stop switch stops all machine movement.
 The keypad and display provide the interface.
 The mold with the lower puck inserted receives the asphalt for

making specimens. Troxler offers molds with inside diameters
of 150 mm, 100 mm, and 4 inches. (Part numbers 116066 and

116069)

 The USB and serial ports enable the operator to print or

download data to a USB or serial device.

 The USB cable (not shown) connects the compactor to the

printer or other USB device. (Part number 110697)

 The serial cable (not shown) connects the compactor to a serial

device, such as a computer. (Part number 106514)

 The gravity extruder (not shown) is used to remove a

compacted specimen from the mold. (Part number 110665)

 The height standard assembly (not shown) is used to calibrate

the specimen height. (Part number 106989)

 The Model 5850 Manual of Operation and Instruction (not

shown) provides the operating instructions for the compactor.

 The printer (not shown) allows the operator to print data. (Part

number 116220)

 The specimen papers (not shown) prevent the asphalt specimen

from sticking to the puck and ram head. (Part number 106953)

 The optional Pressure Verification Kit (not shown) allows the

operator to verify the pressure calibration. The pressure is
initially calibrated at the factory. (Part number 108706)

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1. INTRODUCTION

INSPECTION

Upon receiving the Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor from the
factory, perform a complete inspection and inventory as described
below.

Check to see that the following are included:

 Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor
 Mold
 Power cord
 Height standard assembly
 Specimen papers (500 per package)
 Printer
 USB cable
 Serial cable
 Manual of Operation and Instruction
 Gravity extruder

Inspect each part for damage that may have occurred during
shipment. If any parts or accessories appear damaged, notify the
carrier and your Troxler representative immediately.

Model 5850 1–9

UNPACKING

WARNING

The Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor weighs
approximately 227 kg (500 lb). To prevent personal
injury or equipment damage, exercise care while
unpacking and lifting the unit.

NOTE

Troxler recommends that all packaging material be
saved. It may be reused to pack the compactor for
shipping.

To remove the shipping carton from the top of the unit, cut each

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side of the carton approximately 2 inches above the pallet. Lift
the carton up and off the unit.

Remove the metal strap and bolts that secure the compactor

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to the pallet.

Remove the two brackets that secure the front casters in

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place. The compactor is now free to roll on the pallet.

WARNING

To prevent personal injury or equipment damage,
do not tip the compactor while lifting it from the
pallet.

Using a forklift, lift the compactor from the pallet.

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CAUTION

When using a forklift, lift the compactor from the side to
prevent equipment damage.

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1. INTRODUCTION

SITE SELECTION

After unpacking and inspecting the compactor as described in the
previous sections, select a suitable site for installation. Apply the
following criteria in selecting the installation site:

 Place the compactor on a flat, level location.
 Locate the compactor no more than 1.2 m (4 ft) from the

required electrical power source (see Appendix C). Ensure that

the distance does not place stress on the power cord. The power

source must be wired by a qualified electrician.
 The power switch is located on the left side panel, as shown in

Figure 1–1. Ensure that the placement of the compactor

provides easy access to the power switch.

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RESERVOIR

FILL CAP

FILL LEVEL

SIGHT GLASS

ASSEMBLY

The hydraulic reservoir is filled with a premium quality, light

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grade (ISO VG 32, SAE 10) hydraulic oil prior to shipping.
Before using the compactor, check the oil level as follows:

Remove the rear service panel from the compactor.

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Locate the fill level sight glass as shown in Figure 1–2.

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NOTE

Use only a light grade (ISO VG 32, SAE 10, Troxler part
number 018203) hydraulic oil to fill the hydraulic
reservoir.

Ensure that the oil level is at the 30-degree mark on the sight

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glass, as shown in Figure 1–3. If oil is needed:

Remove the reservoir fill cap (see Figure 1–2) and place a

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funnel into the fill tube as shown in Figure 1–4.

Add oil until the level is at the 30-degree mark.

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Remove the funnel and replace the reservoir fill cap.

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Re-install the rear service panel.

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Figure 1–2. Hydraulic Reservoir

1. INTRODUCTION

ENSURE

FLUID LEVEL

IS AT 30-DEGREE

MARK

FUNNEL

Figure 1–3. Proper Reservoir Fill Level

Figure 1–4. Place a Funnel in Reservoir Fill Tube

Model 5850 1–13

Following the site selection guidelines in the previous section,

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set the compactor in place.

Lock the casters so that the unit remains in place.

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Plug the ac power cord into the ac power inlet on the

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compactor’s lower left panel (see Figure 1–1 on page 1–7).

Connect the ac power cord to the required ac power source

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(refer to Appendix C).

NOTE

On 240 VAC units, a connector must be installed on the
ac power cord. The connector must meet local safety and
electrical code requirements. Refer to the Electrical
Specifications section on page C–3 for the current and
voltage ratings for the compactor.

If using the compactor with a USB printer or memory device,

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connect the device to the USB port located on the upper left side
of the compactor (see Figure 1–1 on page 1–7).

NOTE

A list of USB memory devices and printers that are
compatible with the Model 5850 Gyratory Compactor is
available on the 5850 product page of the Troxler
website (www.troxlerlabs.com).

If using the compactor with a computer, use a serial cable to

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connect the computer to the serial port located on the upper left
side of the compactor (see Figure 1–1 on page 1–7).

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2. SETUP & OPERATION

CHAPTER 2

SETUP AND OPERATION

This chapter describes how to get started using the Model 5850
Gyratory Compactor. This information includes a brief description
of the control panel and instructions for turning the compactor on,
setting it up, and compacting an asphalt specimen.

CONTENTS

Control Panel ................................................................................ 2–2

Turning the System On ................................................................. 2–4

First Time Setup ..................................................................... 2–4

Compacting a Specimen ............................................................... 2–7

Cleaning and Lubricating.............................................................. 2–8

Preparing a Specimen ................................................................. 2–10

Compacting the Specimen .......................................................... 2–12

Model 5850 2–1

KEY

FUNCTION

EMERGENCY

Stops all machine movement. To release
the button, rotate it clockwise.

START

Begins automatic compaction of asphalt
specimen.

SETUP

Accesses the Setup functions. These
include setting or viewing the run options,
setting the data output options, calibrating
the compactor, verifying the calibration,
and clearing project data.

ESC

Returns to the next higher-level menu
without updating or storing data. In
response to Yes/No questions, it has the
same effect as pressing NO/CE. During
gyration, it aborts the compaction cycle.

YES

Responds Yes to Yes/No questions.

NO/CE

Responds No to Yes/No questions. Also
clears an incorrect entry and allows for re­entry.

 

Scrolls through menu options or views
screens.

0...9

Enters numeric values.

.

Enters a decimal point.

ENTER

Enters data or views screens.

CONTROL PANEL

Figure 2–1 shows the layout of the Model 5850 Gyratory
Compactor control panel. Table 2–1 lists the functions for each key
and button on the panel.

Table 2–1. Control Panel Keys and Button

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2. SETUP & OPERATION

Figure 2–1. Model 5850 Control Panel Layout

Model 5850 2–3

TURNING THE SYSTEM ON

NOTE

Control panel screens in this manual are intended as
examples only. Values on your displays may differ
slightly from those shown.

The power switch is located on the left side panel of the compactor
(see Figure 1–1). After the compactor is turned on, it briefly
displays the model and software version number, then performs a
series of brief self-tests. After self-tests are completed, the
compactor displays the Machine Idle screen shown below:

-Machine Idle­04-08-2008 11:02 AM
G:100 AI:1.16 P:600

Press <START>

Where:

G = Operator-selected number of gyrations (this value is

999 if the compactor is set to compact to a target
specimen height)

AI = Operator-selected internal angle of gyration
P = Operator-selected compaction pressure

FIRST TIME SETUP

The Model 5850 is shipped with the current date and time (Eastern
Standard Time) stored in its memory. By default, the date is
displayed in mm/dd/yyyy format and the time in AM/PM format. To
change the date, time, or display format, refer to page 5–3.

The Model 5850 provides a number of operator-definable options
that control its operation. From the Setup menu, the operator can:

 Select whether the compactor will run for a specified number of

gyrations (from 1 to 999) or until the specimen has been
compacted to a specified height (50 to 200 mm). Then define
the desired ram pressure (200 to 1000 kPa)

 Set the desired gyration angle (0.00 to 1.50 degrees)

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2. SETUP & OPERATION

Before using the compactor for the first time, ensure that these
options are set properly. Press SETUP on the keypad to access
the Setup menu:

-Setup- 

1- View Settings
2- Change Settings
3- Data Output

Press 1 to access the View Settings selection. The compactor
displays:

 Selected run count (number of gyrations)
 Selected mode (number of gyrations or specimen height)
 Specimen height
 Gyration angle
 Ram pressure
 Mold diameter
 Gyrate Delay

Refer to Chapter 3 for instructions on changing any of these
selections.

The Model 5850 also provides numerous options for automatically
outputting or printing data following a compaction cycle. The
compactor can send the data to a computer or serial printer via the
serial (RS-232) port, or to a USB printer or memory device (thumb
drive) via the USB port.

NOTE

A list of compatible USB memory devices and printers is
available on the 5850 product page on Troxler’s website
at www.troxlerlabs.com.

Model 5850 2–5

The output data can be formatted either in a height-versus-gyration
table format or in a full table format which includes the height, ram
pressure, gyration angle, and gyration rate for each gyration.

To automatically output gyration versus height data, connect the
compactor to the computer or printer and turn on the Auto Output
option as described on page 3–10.

NOTE

Before outputting data to a printer or computer, ensure
that the Model 5850 is properly connected to the output
device.

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