Tightening Editor

Buttons

Name

Description

Display

  • Repair - Show or hide the repair area.

  • Terminate - Show or hide the terminate area.

  • Monitor - Show or hide the step monitors.

  • Restriction - Show or hide the step restrictions.

  • Direction Arrow - Show or hide the direction arrow.

  • Display DropArea Help - Show or hide the DropArea help.

Zoom in

Zooms in on the tightening program.

Zoom out

Zooms out from the tightening program.

Fit to screen

Fits the whole tightening program to the drag and drop area.

Delete

Deletes the selected item.

Repair Area

The steps in the repair area show the repair path to be followed if the status at a synchronization point is NOK.

A repair path always starts and ends at a synchronization point. Where the repair path should re-enter the tightening path is flexible, but the repair path must always go back towards the beginning of the program.

Only one repair path can start in each synchronization point, but several repair paths may end at the same synchronization point.

The number of steps to run in the repair path can be between 1 and 3.

It is not possible to define a repair path from the start of the program.

Example: Repair paths

A

Repair path from the first synchronization point to the start of the program.

B

Repair path from the third synchronization point to the second synchronization point.

Tightening Area

The tightening area includes the tightening path, i.e., the steps and synchronization points in the multistep tightening program excluding repair and termination paths.

Number of Tightening Steps and Restrictions Allowed

Number of Steps Allowed

Number of restrictions Allowed

PF6000 (V 3.4)

10

8

PF6 Step Sync (V 3.4)

10

8

Terminate Area

The steps in the terminate area shows the terminate path followed if the status at a synchronization point is fatal. After the termination path is done the tightening is ended. A termination path always starts at a synchronization point. Only one termination path can start in each synchronization point.

The number of steps to run in the termination path can be between one and three.

It is always possible to terminate from all synchronization points. If no termination path is defined, the program will go directly to the end without running any other steps.

Example: Termination path

A

Termination path from the first synchronization point to the end of the program.

B

Termination path from the third synchronization point to the end of the program.

Configuration

  1. Select on the step, restriction or monitor and click on Configuration at the bottom of the screen to open the Configuration field. To select multiple steps, use Ctrl.

    The Configuration field contains different parameters for the steps, monitors and restrictions based on which step, monitor or restriction is selected in the repair area.

  2. Enter the required parameters.

    To delete a monitor or restriction, select Delete which is present in that field.

Tool Box

The Tool box includes:

Drag and drop area shortcut keys

Shortcut key

Description

Space bar + cursor

Move Drag and drop area.

Drag and drop area functions

Function

Description

 

 

 

Add step

Grab a step in the Tool box. Drag the step to the desired position. Possible positions are indicated by a light blue indication arrow.

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Mark a step

Click on a step to mark it.

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Move a step

To move a step, click on the step and hold the button pressed while moving.

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Copy step

To copy a step, click the Ctrl button and drag and drop the step.

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Add repair path

Place the step above the synchronization point from where the repair part should start.

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Add repair step

OR

Place a step in the Repair area to add a repair step. Possible positions are indicated by a light blue indication arrow.

or

Place the step above the synchronization point from where the repair part starts. The step is then placed before the first step in the repair path.

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Add terminate path

Place the step below the synchronization point from where the termination part should start.

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Add terminate step

OR

Place a step in the Terminate area to add a terminate step. Possible positions are indicated by a light blue indication arrow.

or

Place the step below the synchronization point from where the termination part starts. The step is then placed before the first step in the termination path.

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Move endpoint for repair path.

Click the small arrow to move the endpoint of the repair path.

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Add restriction and monitor

Grab a restriction or a monitor in the Tool box. Drag the restriction or monitor to desired step. Possible steps to add a restriction or monitor to, are indicated by changing to a lighter blue color.

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Forbidden placement

A red arrow indicates that it is not possible to place a step.