# STRwrench Firmware (3.8)

# Introduction

In this section, you can find the basic information about the product and also the formatting conventions used in the topics.

# General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

This product offers the possibility to process personal identifiable information such as system user name, role and IP-address. The purpose of this processing capability could be to enhance quality control through traceability and proper access management.

If you decide to process personal data you need to be aware of and comply with relevant personal data protection rules, including, in the EU the GDPR as well as other applicable laws, directives and regulations. Atlas Copco can in no way be held liable for any use made by you of the product.

# Liabilities and Warnings

# Liability

Many events in the operating environment may affect the tightening process and shall require a validation of results. In compliance with applicable standards and/or regulations, we hereby require you to check the installed torque and rotational direction after any event that can influence the tightening result. Examples of such events include but are not limited to:

- initial installation of the tooling system

- change of part batch, bolt, screw batch, tool, software, configuration or environment

- change of air- or electrical connections

- change in line ergonomics, process, quality procedures or practices

- changing of operator

- any other change that influences the result of the tightening process

The check should:

- Ensure that the joint conditions have not changed due to events of influence.

- Be done after initial installation, maintenance or repair of the equipment.

- Occur at least once per shift or at another suitable frequency.

# Warnings

NOTICE

Changing parameters may lead to a decrease in tool performance and may also slow down the production.

WARNING

Risk of Property Damage or Severe Injury

Ensure that you read, understand and follow all instructions before operating the tool. Failure to follow all the instructions may result in electric shock, fire, property damage and/or severe bodily injury.

- Read all Safety Information delivered together with the different parts of the system.

- Read all Product Instructions for installation, operation and maintenance of the different parts of the system.

- Read all locally legislated safety regulations regarding the system and parts thereof.

- Save all Safety Information and instructions for future reference.

# About the User Guide

This user guide describes how to set up and configure the STRwrench using the STRwrench user interface.

In this Section

- Revision History
- Target group
- Conventions

# Revision History

Release Number | Revision Date | Revision Description
--- | --- | ---
3.8 | 06-2022 | NEW content: User Interface Home Menu and Icons: Home menu, Icons. How to create a Tightening Program: Creating a Tightening Program. How to assign a Task to the Virtual Station: Assigning a Task to the Virtual Station. Configuration of Multistep Tightening Strategies, Tightening Program Properties, Tightening Steps and Step Monitors: Working with the Tightening Tab, Multistep Tightening Strategy, Multistep Configuration User Interface, Tightening Program Properties, Tightening Steps, TM - Manual Tighten to Torque, AM - Manual Tighten to Angle, T&AM – Manual Tighten to Torque and Angle, T|AM – Manual Tighten to Torque or Angle, Step Monitors, A - Angle, LD - Loosening Detection, T - Torque. Configuration of Batch Sequences: Working with the Batch Sequence Tab, Batch Sequence Settings, Adding a New Batch to a Batch Sequence, Deleting a Batch from a Batch Sequence. Configuration of Source Tightenings such as Socket Selector, TAG, Open Protocol: Working with the Sources Tab, Source Tightening, Source Tightening Properties, Configuring a Source Tightening, Source Batch, Configuring a Source Batch, Significant Positions, Significant Positions to Read in Barcode String, Combining Identifier Strings, Saved Positions. Enable/disable the TAG Selection function: General Settings. How to configure a Socket Selector: Configuring a Socket Selector. How to assigning configurations to the Virtual Station: Virtual Station, Changing a License Type, Assigning a Task to a Virtual Station, Open Protocol, Choosing Accessories. New Tool information such as calibration dates, number of successful tightenings, angle correction coefficient: Maintenance. Tool Intelligent Application Module: IAM. How to configure Bluetooth communication: Configuring Bluetooth. How to configure ToolsTalk communication: Configuring the ToolsTalk Connection. Setting the Torque Unit: Preferences. How to install/remove Tool Licences: Working with the License Assignment Tab, Installing Licenses on the Tool, Removing Licenses from the Tool. How to view Tightening Results and Synchronized Traces: Viewing Results, Stored Results View, Viewing Synchronized Traces.
3.7 | 02-2022 | NEW content: Export/import information such as tightening programs, tool configurations, events, log files: Exporting and Importing Configurations, Exported information and File Format. Loosening strategy: Loose.
3.6 | 06-2021 | NEW content: Enable/disable functionality such as TAG, vibration, buzzer, Front LED: General Settings. Tag management: TAG Information. Tightening strategies: Production strategies, Torque, Torque (Control) / Angle (Monitor), Torque (Monitor) / Angle (Control), Torque + Angle, Torque (Control) / Angle (control) OR, Torque (Control) / Angle (control) AND. Correction coefficients for extensions: Correction Coefficients for Extensions, How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient, How to Calculate the Angle Correction.
1.0 | 03-2021 | First edition.

# Target group

This user guide is intended for anyone configuring or operating an STRwrench using its web user interface.

In this Section

- Prerequisites

# Prerequisites

Anyone interested in learning more about the STRwrench web user interface can benefit from reading this user guide.

For a complete understanding of the technical aspects in the user guide the following is recommended:

- Knowledge about tightening techniques

- Experience of working with Power Focus 6000 or Power Focus 4000

For more information about Power Focus 6000 and Power Focus 4000, refer to the Power Focus 6000 User Guide and the Power Focus 4000 User Guide.

# Conventions

To enhance user understanding, certain formatting conventions are used throughout this document. The formatting conventions used are listed below.

User Guide Conventions
Element | Notation | Description | Output
--- | --- | --- | ---
General emphasis | In the Program workspace. | To make certain text elements stand out, or to highlight. | Text in Bold
Graphical User Interface (GUI) items | Select the Function button. | Any reference to items found on screen in the GUI (for example, command buttons, icon names and field names). | Text in Bold
Graphical User Interface (GUI) Path > | Generally, on the top of the GUI. | Navigation aid which keeps track of the location in the GUI. | For example: Controller > Program > Edit
User input | Enter a Description for the program. | Any text input by the user. | Text in Bold
File names | Enter a File Name for the export. | Files either exported from, or imported into the system. | Text in Bold Italic
Variable and parameter names | Enter a Name for the export. | Variable and parameter names (not values). | Text in Italic
Variable and parameter values | Enter a VALUE for the export. | Variable and parameter values. | Text in BOLD CAPS
System output | Client.Domain.Models.ExportImportConfiguration | Any text output by the system. | Text in Monospace
External links | https://servaid.atlascopco.com www.atlascopco.com http://webbox.atlascopco.com/webbox/dimdrw | Links to external sites that have information connected to the document or subject content. These could include: Technical Product Data Dimensional Drawings Accessories Product Specific Information | Selectable text to external sites
Internal documentation links |  | Relevant Information - links to information which is directly related to the current topic and needs to be considered for certain configurations that are made. In this Section - links to all the topics within the section, which can be useful when understanding a feature, or configuration. If available, these links will be presented below the text. | Selectable text to internal content

# System Overview

A manufacturing system may consist of the functional blocks in the figure:

A | Factory network. | H | Controller factory port: connected to the factory network.
B | ACDC: for storing tightening results and for statistical analysis. | I | Power Focus 6000 / Power Focus 4000 controller: used with handheld tools.
C | ToolsTalk 2 server: for configuration and parameter settings for controllers and tools. | J | STRwrench: uses a wireless connection to the controller.
D | Industrial PC (IPC): can be used as client terminal to the ToolsTalk 2 and ToolsNet servers. | K | PF6 Flex controller: used with fixtured tools.
E | Portable computer connected to the factory network: can be used as client terminal to the ToolsTalk 2 and ToolsNet servers. | L | The internet cloud.
F | Service computer: can be connected to the service port of a controller or STRwrench. | M | Atlas Copco Licensing Portal (ACLP): located at Atlas Copco and provides support to licensed functionality in the Functional Management System (FMS).
G | Controller service port: can be used to connect a service computer. |  |

# The User Interface

# Home menu

The home menu contains the following items:

Menu Item | Description
--- | ---
| Tightening The Tightening menu shows a list of existing tightening programs stored in the tool. Selecting an individual program opens the different menus to configure and set parameters for the selected tightening program.
| Batch Sequence A batch sequence is one or more repetitive tightening programs in various combinations. Batch sequences are created and configured in the Batch sequence menu.
| Sources The Sources menu lists available options for controlling the selection of a tightening program, or a batch sequence, via digital input from different hardware.
| Configurations In this menu the following can be configured: Tool Configuration Socket Selector I/O Expander and I/O Hub General Virtual Station
| Integrated Controller Tool This menu includes items such as: Virtual Station Assign accessories and select accessory configurations. Assign a task to the virtual station either manually or configure how external signals are used to assign the task. Enable communication protocols to factory management systems. Tool Tool model Software update
| Reports Displays the latest events.
| Settings This menu is used to set up specific settings such as: Wireless client Server connections Time and date, language preference
| License Assignment This menu gives an overview of the current license status and license sources.
| Help The Help menu contains the IxB Software user guide.

# Icons

The following table gives an overview of the icons and buttons available in the user interface:

Icon | Name | Description
--- | --- | ---
| Back | Return to previous view.
| Home | Go to the Home screen.
| Go to Results | Go to the live results screen.
| Padlock | Opens a dialog box for PIN code.
| Events | Displays the latest tightening events. Define what events to display in the event configurations in the Settings menu.
| Validate | Validates tightening parameters against tool values.
| Add | Adds an item.
| Delete | Deletes an item.
| Protocol Status | Displays the Status Protocol pop-up window, which shows open protocol information and server connection status.
| Notice | Sign showing that a parameter is configured incorrectly.

# Installation and Upgrade

In this section, you can find information to help with the initial installation of the product, or upgrading from one version to another.

# Installation Restrictions

# Web Browser Requirements

The following web browsers are recommended for the STRwrench web user interface:

- Firefox

- Google Chrome

- Microsoft Edge

# Upgrading

# Firmware Versions

Two firmware versions can be installed in the tool simultaneously. Installing a second version of the firmware is useful when performing upgrades on multiple tools. When production is ready for switching to the upgraded firmware, activation of the new version is done from the STRwrench Web User Interface .

Changing firmware versions does not transfer the tool configurations or tightening programs.

In this Section

- Software Activation
- Update Software Version

# Software Activation

The tool can store two installed firmware versions. By using the Software activation, it is possible to choose which firmware version to use.

Make sure to keep the battery connected to the tool throughout the procedure.

Activate a firmware version

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Software in the left pane.

2. Select Current or Stored in the Software Activation window.

The tool is automatically restarted for the activation to take effect.

# Update Software Version

Make sure to keep the battery connected to the tool throughout the procedure.

If the software package to be installed is not compatible with the tool hardware, the software update will be cancelled. A warning message will be shown, pointing out which parts of the hardware that caused the cancellation.

For information on the current tool hardware, go to Integrated Controller Tool > Hardware.

1. Go to the Integrated Controller Tool menu and select Software in the left pane.

2. Go to the Software Update field and select BROWSE.

3. Browse and choose the zip file with the applicable software and follow the instructions to finish installation.

## Product Essentials Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Vq6uKaKfcA

# Rescue Mode

After three unsuccessful restarts the tool will enter Rescue Mode. In this mode it is possible to update the firmware and/or perform disk management.

Update software in Rescue Mode

1. Connect the tool to the USB port of the PC. Open a web browser and type in the address 169.254.1.1.

2. In the Rescue Mode user interface, go to the Software Update tab.

3. Select the file system to be updated and browse for the correct file.

4. Select the Update button.

5. Go to the Power tab and reboot the system.

Perform disk management in Rescue Mode

1. Connect the tool to the USB port of the PC. Open a web browser and type in the address 169.254.1.1.

2. In the Rescue Mode user interface, go to the Disk Management tab.

3. Choose to repair file system or clean data, as appropriate.

4. Select the Submit button.

5. Go to the Power tab and reboot the system.

# Configuration

In this section, you can find detailed information about how to create, modify, and verify product settings.

# Configuration options

The configuration and setting up of the tool must be done as follows:

- STRwrench web user interface: The tool can be directly connected to a PC via a USB cable. If the tool is connected to a wireless network and its IP address is known, it can be accessed from a computer anywhere on the network.

- Controller: This is applicable to Power Focus 6000 and Power Focus 4000 controllers. A controller can be configured regardless whether it is connected to the network or not.

This user guide covers the STRwrench web user interface. For information about Power Focus 6000 and Power Focus 4000, refer to Power Focus 6000 User Guide and Power Focus 4000 User Guide.

# Getting Started

To create a better overview of the system, this section provides a quick guide covering the basic steps required to get started with the STRwrench and STRwrench Web Interface . The section does not explain every feature of the system, but instead focuses on the most basic ones.

Get started

1. Connect the tool to a PC and access the web user interface. Set up a wireless connection between the tool and the Power Focus.

2. On the Power Focus, define a tightening program containing all relevant parameters of a tightening, for example target angle and target torque.

   If applicable, create a batch sequence. One or several tightening programs can be added to a batch sequence which works as a series of tightening programs. A batch sequence can for example be a certain number of tightenings with a tightening program, or a sequence of different tightening programs.

3. Assign a tool and a task to the virtual station. The task can be either a tightening program, a batch sequence, or a specified digital input (from for example a barcode scanner).

In this Section

- Accessing the STRwrench Web Interface
- Creating a Tightening Program
- Assigning a Task to the Virtual Station

# Accessing the STRwrench Web Interface

1. Remove the cover of the tool's USB connection port.

2. Connect the tool to the USB-port of the PC.

3. Open a web browser and type in the address 169.254.1.1.

4. To access the user interface wirelessly, refer to the instructions in the section Configure a Wireless Client.

# Creating a Tightening Program

1. Go to Tightening in the home menu.

2. Select the plus icon.

3. In the Choose Operation Mode window, select Tightening.

4. Open the Properties window and type in a valid Maximum Torque Limit for the specific tool. Type Enter. Close the Properties window.

5. Open the Steps pane on the right and drag and drop the steps to create a tightening program.

6. Set Monitors and Restrictions for each step as applicable and press the Enter key.

# Assigning a Task to the Virtual Station

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu.

2. Under Virtual Station > Task select Choose task.

3. Choose a Tightening program from the list.

Relevant Information

- Assigning a Task to a Virtual Station

# Working with the Tightening Tab

This section describes the multistep tightening strategy and how to create a tightening program.

Some features require licenses distributed through the Functionality Management System (FMS). Whereas configuration of features is possible without specific licenses, the assignment and use of those features will require the correct license to be installed on the tool.

In this Section

- Multistep Tightening Strategy
- Tightening Program Properties
- Tightening Steps
- Step Monitors

# Multistep Tightening Strategy

A multistep tightening program is highly configurable, including monitoring functions and restrictions.

Restrictions are used to make sure the tightening stops if something unexpected occurs. These restrictions could, for example, test that a maximum set torque is not reached or that a part of the multistep tightening does not take too long to run. Every step can have up to four restrictions each. Each step has mandatory step restrictions and optional step restrictions. The mandatory restrictions are included when dragging a new step to the multistep program.

Monitors are used to verify that the tightening was made according to the specification. This can be, for example, angle limits or torque limits. Every step can have up to eight monitors each. Each step has mandatory step monitors and optional step monitors. The mandatory monitors are included when dragging a new step to the multistep program.

In this Section

- Multistep Configuration User Interface

# Multistep Configuration User Interface

The user interface for configuring a multistep program can be divided into three main areas:

- In the top there is a drop-down menu containing the Properties of the multistep tightening program. Here general properties such as program name, overall program monitor and validation can be set.

- To the right there are three tabs containing the Steps, Monitors and Restrictions that can be used to build the multistep program. To use any of the items, select the appropriate tab, and drag the item in the list to the tightening area. Depending on its function, either drop the item between the beginning and the end of the program (for steps), or on top of a particular step (for monitors and restrictions).

- The main area of the user interface is made up of the tightening area. This is the area that includes all the steps in the tightening program.

# Tightening Program Properties

## General Settings

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Name | A user-defined name for the multistep program.
Thread Direction | Direction of the threads, either clockwise or counterclockwise
Program Start | Sets the torque level for generating a result. If left blank, the result is generated every time the tool is started; otherwise result is only generated from the set torque level.

## Trace Configuration

The trace configuration can be done on program level or for each step. The default configuration is set on the program level and can be overridden in each step as needed.

Here, enabling this function allows the configuration to be done on program level.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Enabled | On: Enables the trace resolution configuration on program level. Off: The trace recording is done with the same resolution for the whole tightening. In this case, the trace points are evenly distributed in time over the whole tightening. For each time slot (1 ms) two values (the minimum and the maximum measured value) are displayed in the trace. The maximum number of samples in this format is 2000.
Sample Time | Choose the sample time from the drop-down list (1 - 1000 ms).

With this trace recording the sample rates will not be the same in all the steps, instead the sample rate depends on the configuration in each step. This means the trace is divided into one trace for each step.

The maximum number of samples in a trace is 4096.

If a tightening produce more than 4096 values a down-sampling will take place. This is done by removing every second trace sample from the whole tightening and when continue the recording with half the resolution. This process will be repeated every time the 4096 sample limit is reached.

If more than 2048 in total was recorded, this process will result in a trace between 2048 and 4096 samples.

If the limit if 4096 samples is reached the configured trace sample times will no longer be followed. Instead the sample times will be doubled or quadrupled etc., depending on how many times the down sampling has taken place. Since all steps are down sampled the relation between the steps will still be the same though. If a step was configured with double sample time compared to another step, this will still be the case in the final trace regardless how many times a down-sampling has occurred.

If more than 4096 samples is recorded, the configured trace sample times will no longer be followed. Instead the sample times will be doubled or quadrupled, etc., depending on how many times the down sampling has taken place. Since all steps are down sampled the relation between the steps will still be the same though. If a step was configured with double sample time compared to another step, this will still be the case in the final trace regardless how many times a down-sampling has occurred.

## Validation

During the configuration of tightening programs, the entered values are compared with the tool capability values to prevent parameters being outside the selected limits. User-defined maximum values are useful if many different tools are being used.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Validate against tool values | On: entered values are compared with the tool capability values. Off: no validation performed.
Tool | Shows the tool to compare the values with.
Max Torque | Allows the user to compare the values with a simulated tool.

# Tightening Steps

The availability of tightening steps, monitors and restrictions depends on the license installed on the controller.

## General Parameters

The following step parameters are common for many of the step types. The parameters are set in the step properties window which is displayed when selecting a step in the tightening program.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Name | Name of the step.
Step category | By selecting step category, the NOK tightenings will be listed in the event result view with related detailed status together with the corresponding multistep error information. The only supported step category is Final.

In this Section

- TM - Manual Tighten to Torque
- AM - Manual Tighten to Angle
- T&AM – Manual Tighten to Torque and Angle
- T|AM – Manual Tighten to Torque or Angle

# TM - Manual Tighten to Torque

This step guides the user until the target torque is reached.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Target torque | The torque target. Must be > 0.
End Step Time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.

# AM - Manual Tighten to Angle

This step guides the user until the target angle is reached. The target angle is measured from the trigger torque.

Parameters

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Target angle | The angle target. Must be > 0.
Angle search limit | If the Stop condition of the Angle monitor is set to Peak Angle, the result is taken at the maximum torque within the angle window defined here, starting backward from the angle peak measured. The maximum value is 4°.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.

# T&AM – Manual Tighten to Torque and Angle

This step guides the user until both target torque and target angle are reached. The target torque and the target angle must be set to > 0.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Target torque | Must be > 0.
Target angle | Must be > 0.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.

# T|AM – Manual Tighten to Torque or Angle

This step guides the user until either target torque or target angle are reached. The target torque and the target angle must be set to > 0.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Target torque | Must be > 0.
Target angle | Must be > 0.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.

# Step Monitors

The availability of tightening steps, monitors and restrictions depends on the license installed on the controller.

The step monitors are used to verify that the tightening was achieved according to the specification, for example, angle limits or torque. Each step has mandatory step monitors and optional step monitors. The mandatory monitors are included when dragging a new step to the multistep program. The optional monitors are flexible and can be placed as needed in the multistep program. Every step can have up to eight monitors each.

The following monitors are automatically added to every step that is added to the multistep tightening program.

Default step monitors
Step Monitor | Applicable steps
--- | ---
Angle | All
Torque | All

In this Section

- A - Angle
- LD - Loosening Detection
- T - Torque

# A - Angle

This step monitor measures the maximum angle reached during the monitor and checks that it is between High limit and Low limit. The angle measurement starts at the start of the monitor or, if specified, at the point where the torque passes Trigger torque for the first time during the monitor.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Stop condition | Two stop condition types are available: Peak angle, Angle at peak torque (default).
Trigger torque | The angle measurement starts at this trigger.
Low Limit | Lowest acceptable angle.
High Limit | Highest acceptable angle.

# LD - Loosening Detection

This monitor can be used to check the torque and direction to see if a loosening is attempted. If the applied torque is above the value set for Loosening Limit in the direction opposite to the configured thread direction of the program, the result shall be reported as NOK.

# T - Torque

This step monitor measures the maximum torque reached during the monitor, including any overload, and checks that it is between High limit and Low limit.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Stop condition | Two stop condition types are available: Peak torque (default), Torque at peak Angle.
Low Limit | Lowest acceptable torque.
High Limit | Highest acceptable torque.

# Working with the Batch Sequence Tab

Batch sequences are used to perform a specified number of tightenings in a specific order.

The tightening order can either follow a fixed scheme, or be left to the operator to decide in a free-order scheme. In either case, the sockets or signals can be used to communicate between the tool and the operator.

- A Batch is set up to perform a specified number of consecutive tightenings using the same tightening program. Batches must have tightening program and batch size specified in order to run.

- A Batch Sequence is an ordered set of batches, when the operation requires a combination of batches/tightening programs.

A batch sequence can consist of up to 99 batches, with a batch size of up to 250 tightenings. The batches in a batch sequence are carried out in the order listed, or by using a socket selector to choose which batch to run.

A batch sequence is completed (and the tool may be locked) when either:

- All tightenings have been completed with an OK or NOK result.

- The Sequence Abort Timer signal terminates the task. Unperformed tightenings are reported with NOK result.

In this Section

- Batch Sequence Settings
- Adding a New Batch to a Batch Sequence
- Deleting a Batch from a Batch Sequence

# Batch Sequence Settings

The Batch Sequence menu shows the details of a single batch sequence with the following configuration items:

- Name: Sequence name and index number.

- Settings: Parameters for controlling the flow and order of tightenings.

- Batch Configuration: Function for creating the batch sequence from individual tightening programs. A batch consists of one single tightening program that is repeated a number of times.

Batch Sequence Name
Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Name | The batch sequence name consists of an index number combined with optional characters. The index position cannot be changed. A new configuration is given lowest possible available index number. The index number is important when using sources and identifier numbers to be part of the task selection process.

Batch Sequence Settings
Parameter | Description | Default Value
--- | --- | ---
Lock tool on Batch sequence compl. | A batch sequence is completed when the batch sequence counter is equal to the batch sequence size. On: The tool is locked and a tightening program or batch sequence must be selected to continue performing tightenings. Off: After completion, the batch sequence is ready to be repeated. | On
Free order | No: The configured batches will be executed in the order listed, provided they have been configured to perform tightenings. If socket has been specified, the system will prompt for the socket when the batch is to be performed. Yes: The configured batches can be executed in any order. The operator must indicate to the system which batch is to be executed by using a Socket selector. A batch is regarded as complete when all joints have been completed. | No
Increment on NOK | Makes it possible to increment the batch counter value even though the tightening is reported as NOK. For Max consecutive NOK to work (the maximum number of times a single bolt can be tightenened), Increment on NOK must be set to No. Setting this parameter to Yes, will allow the sequence to move on to the next tightening. | No
Max consecutive NOK | Maximum consecutive not OK (NOK) tightenings are a defined maximum allowed number of NOK consecutive tightenings in a batch. If the Max consecutive NOK number is reached, the event Too many NOK tightenings (4020) is displayed. | 0
Decrement on OK loosening | Decrements the counter within the currently active batch. Completed batch cannot be decremented. Never: The setting is off. Counter is not decremented when loosening is performed in the active batch. Always: decrements the counter in the active batch when loosening, if the last tightening was OK. When last tightening is OK: decrements the counter when performing a loosening in the active batch, regardless of the previous tightening result. | Never
Sequence abort timer | On: The selected batch sequence can be aborted within a specified time limit Off: The selected batch sequence cannot be aborted. | Off
Abort time | Time in seconds. | 10 s

Batch Configuration Parameters
Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Tightening program | The tightening program to use with the batch.
Batch size | Number of tightenings the batch will perform. Max. number of tightenings in one batch is 99. Batch size 0 will give the batch an infinite number of tightenings.
Identifier number | When using a socket selector or an end fitting tool, this is the socket position or TAG id used to activate the batch.

# Adding a New Batch to a Batch Sequence

1. Go to Batch Sequence in the home menu. The workspace displays a list of batch sequences.

2. Select the plus icon in the top right corner.

3. Issue the batch sequence with a name.

4. Select the relevant parameters in the settings.

5. Select Batch Configuration > Edit.

6. Select a Tightening Program for the batch.

7. Enter the Batch Size, that is, the number of tightenings the batch will consist of.

8. Enter an optional Identifier Number.

The new batch sequence will be issued the first free position in the sequence list. If there are no free slots it will be placed at the bottom of the list and assigned the lowest available index number. It is not possible to change the index number to rearrange the batch tightening order.

# Deleting a Batch from a Batch Sequence

1. Go to Batch Sequence in the home menu. The workspace displays a list of batch sequences.

2. Select the Batch Sequence to be deleted.

3. In the bottom of the workspace, select the Delete button.

When a batch is deleted from the batch sequence, the index sequence is compressed and updated, leaving no gaps. The index number of the deleted batch sequence will be assigned automatically to the next sequence that is created.

# Working with the Sources Tab

External signals used as tasks for tightenings are configured in the Sources menu. Sources are accessories or similar connected to a virtual station. Two types of source tasks are available:

- Source Tightening task: used to select a single tightening program.

- Source Batch task: used to select a batch sequence, that is, a series of tightening programs.

In this Section

- Source Tightening
- Source Batch

# Source Tightening

Source tightenings link a specific tightening program to an identifier number. When the identifier number is sent to the tool (either by external digital signal, or by attaching an end fitting tool (TAG) or, in cases where a socket selector is used, by lifting the corresponding socket in the selector) the linked program will run over and over until a different signal is sent (or end fitting tool is attached, or socket is picked up). There is no batch counting.

To link separate lists to the virtual station, a source task must be assigned to the virtual station. Go to Integrated Controller Tool > Virtual Station in the home menu and select Task > Change task.

In this Section

- Source Tightening Properties
- Configuring a Source Tightening

# Source Tightening Properties

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Name | The name issued to the source tightening.
Selector mode | Control mode: An external source selects a tightening program by requesting an identifier number. The identifier number is linked to a corresponding socket in the socket selector, and by lifting the socket the tightening program is selected Confirm mode: The socket selector cannot be used as a controlling source. In this mode identifier numbers are linked to both a tightening program and a specific socket (indicated in an additional column in the list). When an identifier number is requested (by an external signal), the corresponding socket is prompted in the socket selector and the tightening program is activated when the operator lifts the socket (other sockets are disabled). If no socket is specified (that is, set to 0 in the Socket column), the tightening program is activated directly and the socket status is ignored.
Max consecutive NOK per program | On: The batch will advance even if a NOK tightening is performed. Off: Set Max consecutive NOK for the tightening. The batch will only advance if a successful tightening is performed.
Max consecutive NOK | Set the number of consecutive NOK results to be allowed. If the value is set to 0, there is no check performed for NOK tightenings. When reaching max consecutive NOK, the tool locks and the sequence execution is halted.
Batch control | Select how the source tightening is to be executed. Internal: Configure how many times a source tightening is to be repeated. External: Configure how many times a source tightening should be executed by using Open protocol or an external protocol. Any configuration change clears the source tightening to start over from a clean and known state (the batch count in the batch will be reset to 0). Ongoing tightenings are able to finish before the changes take effect.

# Configuring a Source Tightening

1. Go to Sources in the home menu, and select Tightening in the left pane.

2. Select the plus icon in the top right.

3. Issue the source tightening with a Name and select the correct Selector mode (Control or Confirm, depending on what is required).

4. Max consecutive NOK can be set per source tightening or per individual program included in the source tightening. Set Max consecutive NOK per program parameter to Yes or No, depending on what is required:

   - To set the max consecutive NOK per source tightening, set Max consecutive NOK per program to No. Set the value in the Max consecutive NOK field.

   - To set the max consecutive NOK per program, set Max consecutive NOK per program to Yes. For every program in the Identifier selector configuration section, set the value in the Max NOK column.

5. By default, only one editable identifier number will be available when creating a new source tightening. At the bottom of the screen, select the plus icon to add more.

6. Give every item an identifier number.

   If a socket selector is used, the identifier numbers must correspond to the positions in the socket selector, that is, identifier number 1 corresponds to socket number 1 in the socket selector.
   If an end fitting tool (TAG) is used, the identifier numbers must correspond to the TAG id saved in the end fitting tool.
   If an external digital signal is used (Open Protocol), the identifier numbers must correspond to the id sent with the external digital signal.

7. Choose a tightening program to link to each identifier number by selecting a row and choosing from the list of tightening programs.

# Source Batch

# Configuring a Source Batch

1. Go to Sources in the home menu and select Batch Sequence in the left pane.

2. Select the plus icon in the top right.

3. Issue the source batch with a Name.

4. Set the Abort on new identifier to Yes if scanning a new identifier string should abort the previous scan.

5. Select the Identifier method (Strings for text, or Number for numerical values)

   If the Identifier method is set to Strings, continue with the following steps:

6. Set Free order to On if the strings should be able to be scanned in any order.

   Identifier strings can be made up of up to four different strings. When free order is set to Off, the strings must be scanned in a specific order for the system to recognize the string.

7. If required, add an identifier string by selecting the plus icon in the Identifier string configuration section.

8. Select the Name label for the identifier string that is to be changed. In the dialog box, the following properties can be indicated per string:

   - Name - the name of the string

   - Length - the length of the string. See Combining Identifier Strings for more information on concatenating strings.

   - Significant positions - the relevant positions in the string. See Significant Positions to Read in Barcode String for more information on significant positions.

   - Saved positions - which positions are to be logged by the system. See Saved Positions for more information about Saved positions.

   The ID number (1−4) in the string properties window cannot be altered, but can only be used to navigate between the different strings.

   An error may occur when Free order is set to On, and the lengths of the different strings are duplicated. The scanned sequence will then not activate a tightening program. To remedy this error, set Free order to Off, or adjust the string lengths.

9. Select Edit in the bottom of the Identifier String Configuration field.

   In the Edit window, indicate which strings (in the String contains column) that are to be linked to which batch sequence (in the Activates column). Select the plus icon at the bottom to add more strings.

   Wildcards can be used when typing the "string contains". The wildcard(s) can be used at any position in the string. No batch sequence is activated in case of an ambiguous matching result.

   The wildcard is a . (period)

Relevant Information

- Saved Positions

# Significant Positions

Significant positions are used to specify which characters in the barcode string to read when putting together the string to match with your pre-defined string. The number of significant positions must match the number of characters in the pre-defined strings.

In this Section

- Significant Positions to Read in Barcode String
- Combining Identifier Strings
- Saved Positions

# Significant Positions to Read in Barcode String

The positions in the barcode string are associated with a number between 1 and 1024. The first position of the string is 1 and the last is 1024.

The significant positions must be specified following the rules described in the table below.

Description | Significant positions | Valid configuration | Barcode string to match with pre-defined string
--- | --- | --- | ---
Significant positions in order | 1,2,3,7,8 | Ok | ABCGH
Significant positions in optional order | 7,1,2,3,8 | Ok | GABCH
Range of numbers | 1–3,7-8 | Ok | ABCGH

# Combining Identifier Strings

The identifier string is used for matching a combination of up to four strings from a factory management system or up to four scanner inputs that need to be combined into one string.

The plus and minus buttons manage how many strings that are combined. The following parameters are available:

Parameters for combining identifier strings
Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Name | The string must be given a name.
Length | The length of the string must be known and must be entered. This is important to be able to combine the correct string identifier.
Significant positions | The comma-separated positions or ranges (separated by hyphen) in the combined string that are used for matching.
Saved positions | The comma-separated positions or ranges in the strings that will be saved in the result.

The start and end parameters in each row define the individual string positions in the combined string identifier, that is used in the next step of the matching process.

The first part in the task selection process when using an identifier string as an input, is to define which positions in the string that are to be activated:

- Enter the significant positions, to define which positions in the identifier string that will be used for matching. The positions must be either comma-separated, or by range.

# Saved Positions

Saved positions is a field where the user can indicate which parts of each string used in the Source Batch will be saved, and how they will be represented in the log. In this field, indicate the positions in the string that need to be saved. Positions can constitute only parts of the entire string. If the field is left empty, the entire (concatenated) string will be saved. The table below shows some examples of saved position combinations.

Saved position values are comma-separated (without spaces), and ranges are indicated using a hyphen.

Identifier string | Positions
--- | ---
String 1: 1234567 | 1-7
String 2: abcdef | 8-13
String 3: GHIJKL | 14-19
String 4: 890 | 20-22

Saved position examples
Saved positions | Saved results
--- | ---
(empty) | 1234567abcdefGHIJKL890
1-3,9,11,15,20-22 | 123bdH890
8-12,1-7,19,20-21 will be changed automatically to: 1-12,19-21 | 1234567abcdeL89

# Working with the Configurations Tab

Configurations of the tool and its accessories are made in the Configurations menu.

In this Section

- Tool Configuration
- Configuring a Socket Selector

# Tool Configuration

The following section describes how different tool functions, such as LEDs and buttons, can be configured.

In this Section

- General Settings

# General Settings

Item | Description
--- | ---
Front LED | On: Front LED is lit when the dedicated button is pressed. Off: Front LED will always be off.
TAG selection | On: Select the Tightening Program/Batch or Batch Sequence according to the TAG number configured in the Batch Sequence/Source Tightening/Source Batch. Off: The tool does not select the Tightening Program/Batch or Batch Sequence.
TAG | On: Information on the TAG is displayed and can be edited in the Integrated Controller Tool > Tool menu. Off: Information on the TAG will not be displayed.
Buzzer | On: Audio signaling device will always be on. Off: Audio signaling device will always be off.
Vibration | On: Vibrating device will always be on. Off: Vibrating device will always be off.
Loose pre-tightening check | On: Accidental unscrewing of an already tightened joint is detected before the tightening starts. Off: Function deactivated.

# Configuring a Socket Selector

The Socket Selector is a socket tray with LEDs that assists the operator in selecting the correct socket for the tightening procedure, for example, a batch sequence. When using more than one tightening program, it is convenient to use a selector. When a socket is lifted, the corresponding tightening program is selected.

Several socket selectors can be connected to the virtual station.

To connect the socket selector to the virtual station, go to Integrated Controller Tool > Virtual Station > Accessories and select Choose Accessories.

To set up the socket selector, refer to the Socket Selector Product Instructions.

Configure a socket selector

1. Go to Configurations in the home menu and select Socket selector in the left pane.

2. Issue the configuration with a Name.

3. Select Edit.

4. Select Add or Remove for the correct number of socket slots. Select all the slots that are to be active (indicated in blue).

5. Set Control to External if the socket selection is to be controlled by an external system.

## Product Essentials Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmU9pYL-kL4

Relevant Information

- Choosing Accessories

# Working with the Integrated Controller Tool Tab

# Virtual Station

A virtual station is a software abstraction of a controller. The STRwrench has an integrated controller with one connected virtual station. Various configurations can be assigned to the virtual station as needed. It is possible to select a task, assign accessory configurations, and set communication protocol parameters.

The selected task can either be running a tightening program, running a batch sequence or enabling the task using a source configured in the Sources menu. The task can be monitored and the result of the task can be presented together with any events that may have occurred during the operation.

In this Section

- Changing a License Type
- Assigning a Task to a Virtual Station
- Open Protocol
- Choosing Accessories

# Changing a License Type

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Virtual Station in the left pane.

2. Select the Virtual station type in the License field.

3. Select a new type from the list.

4. If applicable, select Features>Edit, to add licenses for individual features.

## Product Essentials Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HanD0wI-w9k

# Assigning a Task to a Virtual Station

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Virtual Station in the left pane. Select Choose task or Change task in the Task menu.

2. Select one of the following tabs :

   - Tightening program: Displays a list of tightening programs available in the tool.

   - Batch: Displays a list of batch sequences available in the tool.

   - Sources: Displays a list of source tasks available in the tool.

3. Select a task from the list.

The task name is updated in the Task field.

The task selection using sources and identifier numbers/identifier strings, is described in detail in the Sources section.

Relevant Information

- Working with the Sources Tab

# Open Protocol

Under Protocols, in the Virtual Station menu, there is a list of available communication protocols depending on the current license in use. The Open Protocol is available for all licenses.

To gain access to functionality through Open Protocol, a unique port must be defined for the virtual station.

To define the port for Open Protocol:

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Virtual Station in the left pane.

2. Set the Open Protocol switch to On.

3. Enter the Server port number.

4. Enter the PLC Index value.

   PLC Index is used to map where in the shared memory the Open Protocol commands are to be written. The default value is 1 but it is possible to enter values 1 to 6

5. Choose the action to be applied when the connection to the client is lost.

   The Disconnect setting controls the action applied when a connection error occurs:

   - None - The tightening program continues normally.

   - Lock tool active high - The tool is locked after finishing the current tightening normally.

   - Unassign task - The tightening is aborted after finishing the ongoing task. Except for plain tightening programs or Batch sequences where the task will be removed after finishing.

   - Always lock tool - The tool is locked after finishing the current tightening, regardless of result.

6. Set Use legacy counter to Yes or No, depending on what i required.

   By setting the counter to Yes, the legacy counter counts all tightenings in a sequence and outputs that number to secondary systems.

7. Select the MID2500 loosening program and select a MID2500 loosening program from the list.

8. Select Apply.

# Choosing Accessories

Adding accessories to the virtual station

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Virtual Station in the left pane.

2. Select Choose accessories in the Accessories field.

3. Choose the accessory to be connected: Socket Selector, Scanner, I/O Expander or I/O Hub.

4. In the Configuration column (left), select the configuration to be used with the accessory .

5. In the Connected Accessories column (right), select the accessory to use.

Removing accessories from the virtual station

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Virtual Station in the left pane.

2. Select Choose accessories in the Accessories field.

3. In the Assigned Accessories list, select the minus icon next to the accessory to be removed.

# Tool

# View Tool Information

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Tool in the left pane.

2. Expand the Tool Information field to view the following information:

   Information | Description
   --- | ---
   Model | Controller model denomination.
   Serial number | The serial number of the controller may be needed when for the correct spare parts list or service instructions.
   Product number | The product number of the controller.

# TAG Information

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home and select Tool in the left pane.

2. Expand the TAG Information field. The following information is displayed:

   Parameter | Description
   --- | ---
   TAG ID | TAG number.
   Torque Correction Coefficient | Torque correction coefficient defined for the TAG.
   Angle correction | Angle correction defined for the TAG.
   Nominal torque | Torque at which the Angle correction is defined.

# Maintenance

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home and select Tool in the left pane.

2. Expand the Maintenance field. The following information is displayed:

   Parameter | Description
   --- | ---
   Is the transducer overloaded? | Yes - the transducer has been overloaded. No - the transducer has not been overloaded.
   Highest torque value | Highest torque output measured by the transducer.
   Highest torque date | Date and time when the highest torque output was measured by the transducer.
   Number of successful tightenings | Number of completed tightenings.
   Angle correction | Angle correction coefficient due to the wrench bending. Angle correction coefficient for the smartHEAD. Note that this coefficient is related to the torsion of the smartHEAD itself. When a wrench extension is used, its angle correction coefficient must be calculate and added to the end fitting tool or program parameters.
   Transducer calibration date (CW) | Date of the last transducer torque calibration in clockwise direction.
   Gyro calibration date (CW) | Date of the last transducer gyro calibration in clockwise direction.
   Transducer calibration date (CCW) | Date of the last transducer torque calibration in counterclockwise direction.
   Gyro calibration date (CCW) | Date of the last transducer gyro calibration in counterclockwise direction.
   Next calibration date | Date of the next calibration expiration.

# smartHEAD Information

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home and select Tool in the left pane.

2. Expand the smartHEAD Information field. The following information is displayed:

   Parameter | Description
   --- | ---
   Model | smartHEAD model denomination.
   Max torque | The maximum torque the smartHEAD can use for a tightening.
   Serial Number | The serial number of the smartHEAD may be needed when for the correct spare parts list or service instructions.
   Product Number | The product number of the smartHEAD.

# IAM

The Intelligent Application Module (IAM) is a non-volatile storage that is located in the tool. The storage module contains all the tool programs, configurations and results.

Give the tool a name

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select IAM.

2. Apply a Name to the tool.

# Firmware Versions

Two firmware versions can be installed in the tool simultaneously. Installing a second version of the firmware is useful when performing upgrades on multiple tools. When production is ready for switching to the upgraded firmware, activation of the new version is done from the STRwrench Web User Interface .

Changing firmware versions does not transfer the tool configurations or tightening programs.

In this Section

- Software Activation
- Update Software Version

# Software Activation

The tool can store two installed firmware versions. By using the Software activation, it is possible to choose which firmware version to use.

Make sure to keep the battery connected to the tool throughout the procedure.

Activate a firmware version

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu and select Software in the left pane.

2. Select Current or Stored in the Software Activation window.

The tool is automatically restarted for the activation to take effect.

# Update Software Version

Make sure to keep the battery connected to the tool throughout the procedure.

If the software package to be installed is not compatible with the tool hardware, the software update will be cancelled. A warning message will be shown, pointing out which parts of the hardware that caused the cancellation.

For information on the current tool hardware, go to Integrated Controller Tool > Hardware.

1. Go to the Integrated Controller Tool menu and select Software in the left pane.

2. Go to the Software Update field and select BROWSE.

3. Browse and choose the zip file with the applicable software and follow the instructions to finish installation.

## Product Essentials Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Vq6uKaKfcA

# Exporting and Importing Configurations

The export and import functions are used to export events and tightening results for analysis in external programs, as well as allowing for transferring of tightening programs, batches, and tool configurations between tools.

The export function is used to:

- Export tightening results and events for further processing.

- Export log files for debug assistance from an Atlas Copco service engineer.

- Export tool configuration that can be used to copy settings to another tool.

Export a configuration

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu. Select Export/Import in the left pane.

2. Select what to export from the tool: All information or Settings and configurations.

   When Settings and configurations is chosen no file with results or events will be exported into the archive. With this setting the export takes less time to perform.

3. Select EXPORT. A prompt to select where to save or retrieve the exported file is shown.

Import a configuration

1. Go to Integrated Controller Tool in the home menu. Select Export/Import in the left pane.

2. Select IMPORT. When using the import function, all settings for tightening program, batch, accessories, and tool are replaced by the settings from the import file. However, settings for network, PIN, and results and events are not imported.

3. Select CONTINUE in the dialog box to start the import.

In this Section

- Exported information and File Format

# Exported information and File Format

The exported file is a compressed file archive containing the following files:

All information

- STRwExport_<datetime>_Events.csv

- ExportInfo.txt

- settings/settings.bin

- atlas_sys_i.zip

- atlas_plc.zip

- jsonConfigurations.zip

Settings and configurations

- ExportInfo.txt

- settings.zip

- jsonConfigurations.zip

Exported information
File | Description
--- | ---
STRwExport_<datetime>_Events.csv | A semicolon-separated file containing the following information: Severity: Type of event Date and time: A time stamp of when the event occurred Code: The event ID Description: A short description of the event Virtual station: Virtual station ID
ExportInfo.txt | Information about the tool set-up and tool software.
settings/settings.bin | A binary file containing all tightening programs and Batch settings, Accessory configurations, and tool settings such as: Language, Torque units, Date and time, and Result appearance.
atlas_sys_i.zip | Log files from IT application.
atlas_plc.zip | PLC configuration.
jsonConfigurations.zip | Multistep Tightening and Loosening programs.

Depending on the language setting in the STRwrench Software, the exported .csv file uses different characters to separate the fields. Depending on the language setting in the computer, formatting problems may occur when opening the exported .csv file. To avoid problems, always match the language used in the tool with the language of the computer.

See the following table for language formatting details of the STRwrench Software:

Formats in different languages
Language | Date/time | Field delimiter | Number format
--- | --- | --- | ---
English (en_US) | MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss | , | 123.456
Czech (cs_CZ) | dd.MM.yyyy hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
German (de_DE) | dd.MM.yyyy hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
Spanish (es_ES) | dd/MM//yyyy hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
French (fr_FR) | dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
Korean (ko_KR) | yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss | , | 123.456
Italian (it_IT) | dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
Japanese (ja_JP) | yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss | , | 123.456
Portugese (pt_BR) | dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
Russian (ru_RU) | dd.MM.yyyy hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
Swedish (sv_SE) | yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss | ; | 123,456
Chinese (zh_CN) | yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss | , | 123.456

# Working with the Settings Tab

# Network Configurations

The tool can be set up to be accessed wirelessly from a web browser on a Local Area Network (LAN), using IPv4 protocol.

There is an option to use the tool as a client or an access point for other devices.

Preparations

1. Remove the cover of the tool's USB connection port.

2. Connect the tool to the USB-port of the PC.

3. Open a web browser and type in the address 169.254.1.1.

In this Section

- Configuring Bluetooth
- Configuring Channels
- Configuring a Wireless Client
- Configuring the Tool as a Wireless Access Point

# Configuring Bluetooth

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Network in the left pane.

2. In the Bluetooth field, select Edit.

3. Set Enabled to On.

# Configuring Channels

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Network in the left pane.

2. In the Channels field, choose frequency (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) and select Edit.

3. Choose to enable or disable channels.

# Configuring a Wireless Client

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Network in the left pane.

2. In the Wireless Client field, select Edit.

3. Set Enabled to On.

4. Set DHCP to On or Off depending on the configuration. If set to Off, fill out the required information, provided by the local system administrator:

   - IP address

   - Subnet mask

   - Gateway

5. Enter a Network name (SSID).

6. In the Security field, select Mode and choose a security mode from the list. If WPA2 Personal is chosen, enter a Security key.

7. Enter security parameters and import cert files and keys, as applicable.

8. Edit the Optional Settings as applicable.

9. Select Apply.

   The tool will establish a wireless connection to the network, indicated with the tool's blue connection LED indicator emitting a steady light.

10. To access the user interface wirelessly, type the IP address into a web browser.

## Product Essentials Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAhVDKSyFgY

# Configuring the Tool as a Wireless Access Point

If multiple channels have been configured previously in Wireless Client mode, enabling Wireless AP mode will update the channel list to contain only the current/default channel for the Wireless AP mode.

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Network in the left pane.

2. In the Wireless AP field, select Edit.

3. Set Enabled to On.

4. Enter the required information, provided by the local system administrator:

   - IP address

   - Subnet mask

   - Gateway

5. To distribute IP addresses, set DHCP Server to On and enter IP range start and IP range stop.

6. Enter a Network name (SSID).

7. In the Security field, select Mode and choose a security mode from the list. If WPA2 Personal is chosen, enter a Security key.

8. Select Apply.

## Product Essentials Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvNtiSB2BGU

# Server connections

The tool can be set up to communicate with:

- Power Focus 6000 − used to define tightening programs and batch sequences

- Power Focus 4000 − used to define tightening programs and batch sequences

In this Section

- Configuring the ToolsTalk Connection
- Configuring the Power Focus Connection

# Configuring the ToolsTalk Connection

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Server Connections in the left pane.

2. In the ToolsTalk field, set the following parameters:

   Field | Description
   --- | ---
   On/Off | Enables/Disables communication with the ToolsTalk server
   Server port | ToolsTalk server port
   Server host | ToolsTalk server IP address

3. Select Apply.

For information on how to configure ToolsTalk, refer to the ToolsTalk 2 User Guide.

# Configuring the Power Focus Connection

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Server Connections in the left pane.

2. In the Power Focus field, set the following parameters:

   Field | Description
   --- | ---
   On/Off | Enables/Disables communication with the Power Focus.
   Server port | Power Focus port.
   Server host | Power Focus IP address.

3. Select Apply.

# Preferences

## Date and Time

Date and time must be set in order for events and results to get the correct time stamp for when they occurred. The time is retrieved from one of the available sources:

- Manual − the date, time, and time zone are set manually.

- NTP − the date and time are retrieved from an NTP (Network Time Protocol) server defined in the user interface.

Set the date and time

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Preferences in the left pane.

2. In the Date and Time field, set the following parameters:

   Parameter | Description
   --- | ---
   Source | Source to retrieve the time from.
   NTP Server 1 | IP-address of an NTP server providing date and time for the tool.
   Server 1 status | OK/No Status
   NTP Server 2 | IP-address of an NTP server providing date and time for the tool.
   Server 2 status | OK/No Status
   Date | Date entered manually if the source is set to manual.
   Time | Time entered manually if the source is set to manual.
   Time zone | The time zone; either the location or a standard time zone such as UTC (coordinated universal time)

3. Select APPLY.

## Setting Language

The user interface is available in the following twelve languages:

- English

- Czech

- German

- Spanish

- French

- Korean

- Italian

- Japanese

- Portuguese

- Russian

- Swedish

- Chinese

Change the language

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Preferences in the left pane.

2. In the Language field, select the language currently in use and choose a language from the list.

The language change will take effect immediately.

## Setting the Torque Unit

Torque results are displayed in the chosen unit both after a tightening is performed and when stored in the results list.

Available torque units
Unit | Description
--- | ---
cNm | centinewton metre
dNm | decinewton metre
Nm | newton metre
kNm | kilonewton metre
in·lbf | inch-pound force
ft·lbf | foot-pound force
in·ozf | inch ounce-force
ft·ozf | foot ounce-force
gf·cm | gram-force centimetre
kgf·cm | kilogram-force centimetre
kgf·m | kilogram-force metre

Change the torque unit

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Preferences in the left pane.

2. In the Torque Units field, select the unit currently in use and choose a unit from the list.

The torque unit change will take effect immediately.

# Configuring Events

Each event has a default setting for whether it is to be acknowledged (ACK), logged (LOG), or displayed (DISP).

Some options cannot be changed. They are greyed out.

Configure events

1. Go to Settings in the home menu and select Events in the left pane.

2. Select Configure events.

3. Search for the event to be configured by typing the event code in the Search field and pressing Enter.

4. Tick or untick the boxes ACK., LOG. and DISP., as desired.

5. If applicable, add information about the event in the DETAILS field.

# Working with the License Assignment Tab

Many features and functions in the tool require a license in order to be assigned and used by the virtual station. There are three types of licenses:

- Virtual Station Type

  A fixed collection of features bundled together in a single package. The Virtual Station Type license determines, among other things, what tools can be run, how many programs and sequences can be used, which tightening strategies are available, and the type of reporting that can be done. The features contained in each Virtual Station Type are features that often are used in conjunction with each other, or which have internal dependencies that require the presence of other features in the package. Virtual Station Types are assigned in their entirety to a virtual station. The virtual station can then make use of all features contained in the Virtual Station Type. In order to be able to perform tightenings, a Virtual Station has to be assigned a Virtual Station Type license. Depending on the license type, various tightening options will be enabled or blocked.

- Virtual Station Feature

  Individual features can be purchased as a single licenses to complement the virtual station type licenses.

## License Sources

Licenses used on a tool can be pulled from several different sources. The number of simultaneous sources is limited to 10 FMS Portable sources. If you would like to add licenses from a source when the source limit (10) has been reached, all licenses from one source need to be removed from the tool to make room for licenses from the other source.

The Source Overview tab (License assignment > Source Overview) provides the user with an overview of the licenses installed on the tool, as well as where they were installed from. A maximum number of 10 different sources can be displayed here, and each will be designated with FMS P (for FMS Portable, or dongle).

Clicking on any license source will present that source's detailed license source information. It lists the source name and type, as well as the number and type of licenses in each category (Virtual Station Type, Virtual Station Feature).

Configuration of features governed by licenses can be done even in the absence of an installed license, for example, configuration of tightening programs. Assigning these features to a tool or virtual station is also possible. However, running the feature without a valid license will require the installation of the appropriate license.

License enforcement is performed at two stages: assignment and runtime. If a feature for which no license is installed is assigned to a virtual station, a red exclamation mark will appear in the tool or task section (depending on what is missing) in the GUI. If a feature for which no license is installed is started, an event will be presented to the user informing the user of which license is missing. It will not be possible to proceed without a correct license installed. Running an unlicensed feature will, in most cases, result in a locked tool.

In this Section

- Installing Licenses on the Tool
- Removing Licenses from the Tool

# Installing Licenses on the Tool

Note that license sources are limited to ten FMS Portables (USB dongles) simultaneously. Licenses are installed via FMS Portable. If the license source limit is reached, all licenses from one source need to be removed from the tool in order to add licenses from another source.

The user will also be warned when licenses are about to expire. When a license is within 7 days of expiration, the user will be presented with a warning once every two hours. If licenses are not renewed, they will expire and the affected functions will no longer be available.

## Installing Licenses from FMS Portable (USB Dongle)

The Functionality Management System (FMS) uses a special FMS Portable device to transfer functionality to and from a tool. The USB flash drive contains both a general purpose memory area and a trusted storage area that is only accessible by the License Manager in a tool. The purchased feature items are downloaded from Atlas Copco to the general purpose area. The first time the FMS Portable is inserted into a tool with a License Manager, the file is detected and decoded and the feature items are transferred to the trusted storage area that is only accessible from a License Manager.

Install licenses using a USB dongle

1. Connect the USB dongle to the tool via a USB adapter cable.

   Prior to the license installation, make sure that the tool has a wireless connection set up to the factory network.

   The USB License Management window will appear. The Pool column will show the total license count on the tool from all sources. The Available on FMS P column shows the licenses available on this dongle, while the From this FMS P column shows the number of licenses that have been moved to this tool from this particular FMS P.

2. Select the left-pointing arrow next to the license you want to install on the tool.

   The number in the Available on FMS P column will decrease by 1 and the number in the From this FMS P column will increase by 1.

# Removing Licenses from the Tool

## Removing FMS Portable-installed Licenses

1. Connect the USB dongle to the tool via a USB adapter cable.

   Prior to the license removal, make sure that the tool has a wireless connection set up to the factory network.

2. If the USB License Manager window is not visible, go to License Assignment in the home menu.

3. Select the USB icon in the top right of the window. The USB License Manager dialog box appears.

4. Select the right-pointing arrow next to the license that is to be removed from the tool.

   Licenses that are assigned to the virtual station can be removed from the tool. However, as a result the virtual station cannot be used.

# Reports and Statistics

In this section, you can learn about available reports and statistics.

# Working with the Reports Tab

# Viewing Events

Events are used to notify the user of certain state changes or occurrences in the system. They are divided into three types; Information, Warnings and Errors and require different kinds of actions.

Each event occurred is stored in the event log.

View stored events

1. Go to Reports in the home menu and select Results in the left pane.

2. Select View all events.

3. Select an event in the list to open the event dialog box.

In this Section

- Viewing Results
- Event Codes

# Viewing Results

This section describes how to access tightening results from the tool, and how to read the information given in the different result views.

When a tightening is performed, the result is stored in the tool.

## Live Results and Stored Results

Each task is displayed as one result. A single tightening can show results in a table with key parameters or as a tightening graph. A batch sequence shows all the individual tightenings in the order in which they were performed.

In this Section

- Stored Results View

# Stored Results View

The tool stores the result for every tightening or loosening performed.

View stored results

1. Go to Reports in the home menu and select Results in the left pane.

2. Select View all results. The result list will show information about:

   - Date: date and time of the tightening performed.

   - Tightening Program: Tightening Program column shows Multistep Tightening Program name, or Batch Sequence name followed by the Tightening Program name within the Batch Sequence.

   - Result: Torque / Angle result.

   - Limits: Limits column shows only when the user sets Step Monitor or Step Restriction (Step level), or Program Monitor or Program Restrictions (Multistep Program level).

     Step Monitors, Step Restrictions, Program Monitors and Program Restrictions are applicable for Final Torque and Final Angle.

   - Details: Tightening / loosening result details.

   - Trace checkbox: By selecting a trace checkbox the corresponding result will be shown in the Sync Trace Result View.

   Results marked with a red bar have status NOK. For descriptions of NOK results, see the NOK Result List.

3. Select a result in the list to enter the Trace Result View.
   The Trace Result View window shows, step by step, the tightening life-cycle.
   When the tightening is NOK, the Trace Result View shows which Step Monitor or Step Restriction that caused it.

On the upper-right corner of the trace graph, select the left-arrow / right-arrow to show the necessary trace graph.
The following trace graphs are available:

- Torque / Time

- Torque / Angle

- Angle / Time

On the trace graph, it is possible to zoom in/out, move the trace, and read x-axis and y-axis values on a specific point.
On the lower-left corner of the trace graph, select "+" to zoom in , "-" to zoom out, or the "square icon" to reset the zoom level back to the default view.

On the lower part of the Trace Result View window, detailed step information is shown.

In this Section

- Viewing Synchronized Traces

# Viewing Synchronized Traces

Synchronize and compare traces

1. Go to Reports in the home menu and select Results in the left pane.

2. Select View all results.

3. Select the traces to compare by marking the icon of the corresponding results. A selected trace icon turns blue.

   Up to 10 traces can be selected.

   Results without the icon do not support synchronization.

4. Select the icon in the upper right hand corner, to open the sync trace view. When selecting the icon all selected result traces will be unchecked.

5. In the Sync Trace Result View, select the preferred Sync method from the drop-down list.

   Select the trace types with the arrows in the upper right hand corner.

The Sync Trace Result View is shown below:

Point and click on image to see more information:

1 | Select method to synchronize traces and display of current sync method.
2 | Zoom methods to examine sections of the traces in more detail. Select "+" to zoom in , "-" to zoom out, or the "square icon" to reset the zoom level back to the default view. It is also possible to zoom to a specific section by holding down the right mouse button, moving the mouse over a section, and release the right mouse button. The area inside the drawn rectangle defines the area to show.
3 | Each result is represented by one tab, showing the time when the tightening was performed. An icon on the left of each tab reflects the outcome of the tightening: Blue: Tightening successful Red: Tightening failed Exclamation mark: The trace cannot be shown in the diagram Clicking on the icon toggles between the following display settings for its trace: Show trace only Show trace and step dividers with available limits or restrictions Hide trace
4 | Change primary result trace. The primary result trace is used as reference and will define the values for the x-axis. Only one trace can be set as primary result. The first selected trace (the left-most tab) is by default used as reference.
5 | Tightening details of currently selected result.
6 | Switch between available trace types. The following trace graphs are available: Torque / Time Torque / Angle Angle / Time

## Sync Methods

Sync methods are different strategies to synchronize traces by a specific value.

Traces can be synchronized by, for example, peak torque (highest torque reached for each trace). This shifts all traces along the x-axis, until each curve has its peak torque value at the exact same position on the x-axis.

All subsequent results are given an offset on the x-axis according to one of the following methods:

Sync method | Description
--- | ---
None | Default value. Selected traces are not synced.
Peak / Torque Peak / Angle | All traces are synchronized towards the peak value, that is, shifted along the x-axis so that the peak values are at the same position on the x-axis as the peak value of the primary result.
Custom / Torque Custom / Angle | All traces are synchronized towards a set value, shifted along the x-axis so that the set value are the same at the same position The set value of the primary result is used as reference point on the x-axis. If sync method Custom is selected and none of the traces contains the configured value, an exclamation mark is shown in the custom value field.

If a result has no trace value that matches to the sync method it cannot be synchronized and its trace will not be shown. It will instead be shown with an exclamation mark.

If none of the traces are possible to synchronize, the error message “Unable to synchronize” is shown.

# Event Codes

Events are used to notify the user of certain state changes or occurrences in the system. They are of different types and require different kinds of actions.

Some of the procedures described can only be performed by an Atlas Copco authorized service provider.

## Event Code Groups

The event codes can be divided into the following groups:

Event code | Group | Description
--- | --- | ---
1000-1999 | Controller, Tool | Controller and Tool events.
2000-2999 | Tool | Tool events.
3000-3999 | Controller, Drive, Channel, Configuration | Controller and Drive events, and Step sync events.
4000-4999 | Process | Tightening process events.
5000-5999 | Configuration | Program configuration events.
6000-6999 | Accessory | Accessory events.
7000-7999 | Message | Messages.

## Event Code List Description

The following table describes the information in the event code list:

Item | Description
--- | ---
Event code | The unique event number.
Type | Type of event: Info Warning Error
Name | A descriptive name of the event.
Description | A short description of the event and why it occurred.
Procedure | If applicable the procedure contains an instruction on how to clear the event.

## Event Code List

Event | Description | Procedure
--- | --- | ---
Code | Type | Name
1000 | Info | Controller started | The controller is started. | N/A
1001 | Warning | Controller serial number updated | Generated at start-up if IT-board box serial number (controller serial number) differs from AUX-board box serial number. AUX-board is considered to be non-replaceable in field. The controller will reboot when the serial number is updated. | Replace IT-board or box.
1010 | Info | Tool connected | A tool is connected. | N/A
1011 | Info | Tool disconnected | A tool is disconnected. | N/A
1012 | Info | Tool connection rejected | OpenProtocol tool rejected controller connection. | Check if another controller is connected to the tool.
2000 | Warning | Battery low |  | Replace battery.
2001 | Warning | Battery empty |  | Replace battery.
2002 | Warning | Tool battery health low | Tool battery health problem is detected. | Replace battery
2004 | Warning | Tool is not of the preferred type | Tool has been replaced by a tool with a different Tool max torque. | Change tool
2006 | Warning | Tool backup battery health low | The backup battery in the tool has too poor performance. | The backup battery should be replaced.
2007 | Warning | Tool backup battery missing | Tool backup battery is missing. | Insert battery
2008 | Warning | Tool backup battery error | Tool backup battery error detected. | Replace battery
2009 | Warning | Backup battery voltage low | The controller's backup battery is almost empty | Replace battery
2010 | Error | Tool software version mismatch | Tool and controller software versions not compatible. | Service tool - update tool software.
2012 | Warning | Tool communication disturbance | Communication between tool and controller interrupted. | Relocate antenna placement.
2013 | Warning | Illegal ring position | Tool direction switch in faulty position. | If occurring frequently - service tool.
2014 | Warning | Tool overheated | Tool overheated. | Allow tool to cool down.
2015 | Error | Tool temperature sensor error |  | Service tool.
2016 | Warning | Tool pulse unit overheated | Tool pulse unit overheated. Tool is not locked, but the warning is displayed whenever the tool is started as long as the pulse unit temperature is over threshold. | Allow tool to cool down
2019 | Warning | Tool could not start motor | Tool motor failure. |
2020 | Warning | Tool requires motor tuning | Tool requires motor tuning. | Perform a motor tuning.
2021 | Warning | Motor tuning failed | Motor tuning failed. | Complete motor tuning or service the tool.
2022 | Info | Motor tuning completed | Motor tuning completed. | N/A
2023 | Warning | The tool requires open end tuning | The tool requires open end tuning. | Perform open end tuning.
2024 | Warning | Open end tuning failed | Open end tuning failed. | Try to perform open end tuning one more time. If it fails again, service the tool.
2025 | Info | Open end tuning successful | Open end tuning successful. | N/A
2026 | Warning | Open end position failed | Open end position failed. | Press the trigger again and wait for the positioning to be completed. If it fails again, service the tool.
2027 | Warning | Usage limited due to high tool temperature | Temperature limit has been reached. Tightening has been inhibited to reduce risk for tool shutting down due to overheating. | Wait until tool temperature has been reduced.
2030 | Error | Tool memory failure, change tool | Tool memory corrupt. | Service the tool.
2031 | Error | Tool accessory memory corrupt | Tool accessory memory corrupt. | Service the tool accessory.
2040 | Error | System check failure |  |
2041 | Error | Torque transducer error | Will be generated either on calibration error or if tool reports transducer error. | Service the tool.
2042 | Error | Angle transducer error |  | Service the tool.
2043 | Error | Tool ground fault error |  | Service the tool.
2044 | Info | Tool service interval expired | Indicates that servicing of the tool is needed. Triggered when the number of set tightenings has been exceeded. | Perform service of tool.
2045 | Warning | Tool calibration data invalid | If validation of calibration data fails. | Service tool.
2046 | Info | Tool, next calibration date has passed | Indicates that calibration of tool is needed. Triggered when calibration alarm is enabled in settings and the current time is greater than next calibration date. | Service tool.
2047 | Info | Auto update of servicedata checksum | Indicates that service data checksum has been updated automatically. | N/A
2048 | Info | Tool calibration value updated by QA device | Tool calibration was updated when a calibration with a QA device was performed |
2050 | Error | Tool parameter file not supported | Required tool parameters are missing. | Update tool parameters.
2060 | Info | Unexpected trigger behavior | Used to prevent start of tool if accessory is connected. | N/A
2071 | Error | Tool memory corrupt | Tool descriptor is corrupt. | Service the tool.
2072 | Info | Unknown device connected |  |
2073 | Warning | Tool trigger supervision failure | HW channel failure. Mismatch between hardware and software of tool trigger. |
2074 | Warning | Tool indicator board failure | Tool indicator board failure. | Service the tool.
2075 | Warning | Tool fan voltage failure | Tool fan voltage failure. | Service the tool.
2076 | Warning | Tool accessory bus voltage failure | Tool accessory bus voltage failure. | Service the tool.
2077 | Warning | Tool trigger sensor error | Tool trigger sensor error. | Service the tool.
2078 | Info | Tool Tightening program updated | Tool locked due to tightening program update. |
2079 | Error | Tool cable not supported | Tool cable is corrupt. The chip in the cable is not responding or is damaged. | Switch cable.
2080 | Error | Tool battery failure | DC voltage too high or too low. Battery failure. | Contact the Atlas Copco service representative and send back battery to Atlas Copco (do not reuse it!).
2081 | Error | Tool current limit reached | The current limit has been reached and the drive is disabled. | Service the tool.
2082 | Error | Tool current measurement error | Current measurement error. Current cannot be measured with a reliable result. | Service the tool.
2083 | Error | Tool internal error | Various internal hardware errors. | Service the tool.
2084 | Error | Tool internal software error | Various internal software errors. | Service the tool.
2085 | Error | Tool RBU error | An RBU error was detected by the tool software. | Check that the RBU is correctly installed. If error is still present then service the tool.
2086 | Error | Tool stall | Tool motor is stalling. | Service the tool.
2087 | Warning | Tool motor current high | Tool motor current limit is exceeded, and the tool is locked. Tool will enter failsafe mode. |
2088 | Warning | Tool battery current high | Tool battery current is too high. |
2089 | Warning | Tool drive voltage low | Tool drive voltage is below the monitored lower voltage limit. |
2090 | Warning | Tool drive voltage high | Tool drive voltage is above monitored higher voltage limit. |
2091 | Warning | Tool main board error | Tool main board internal error. |
2092 | Warning | Tool power module error | Tool power module internal error |
2093 | Warning | Pulse unit oil level low | The oil level of the connected pulse tool is low. | Service the tool
2094 | Warning | Pulse unit oil level empty | The oil level of the connected pulse tool is below required operational level | Service the tool
2095 | Warning | Tool battery communication lost | Tool lost communication with battery. | Make sure battery is seated correctly. Otherwise change battery
2096 | Error | Tool battery software version mismatch | Tool battery software incompatible with tool software. | Update software.
2100 | Info | STwrench smartHead removed | STwrench smartHead has been removed. | Reconnect smartHead and restart the wrench.
2101 | Warning | Wrench tightening when locked | A wrench tightening was performed when the tool status was locked in the controller. | Wait until the tool status in controller is unlocked.
3000 | Error | Controller internal software error | Software error in the controller. | Contact service.
3001 | Error | Controller clock battery empty | Internal battery is getting close to end of life. | Replace battery
3010 | Warning | System overheated | The controller is overheated. | Cool down.
3011 | Warning | Drive overheated Controller hardware |  | Cool down.
3013 | Warning | Usage limited due to high controller temperature | Temperature limit has been reached. Tightening has been inhibited to reduce risk for controller shutting down due to overheating. | Wait until controller temperature has been reduced.
3020 | Warning | Controller hardware failure |  |
3021 | Warning | System voltage problem | DC voltage too high or too low. | N/A
3030 | Error | IP address conflicting with another node on the network | The set IP address is in use by another device on the same network. | Change IP address on one of the devices.
3031 | Info | Network cable unplugged | The carrier of the factory port is lost (cable disconnected). | Check the cable connection.
3032 | Info | Pairing started | Tool pairing started. | N/A
3033 | Info | Pairing successful | Tool pairing successful. | N/A
3034 | Error | Pairing unsuccessful: no tool found | The controller found no tool to pair with when scanning for radio peers. | Set the tool in pairing mode and try again.
3035 | Error | Pairing unsuccessful: more than one tool found | The controller found more than one tool when scanning for radio peers. | Ensure that only one tool is in pairing mode when starting the pairing mode on the controller.
3036 | Error | Pairing unsuccessful: Communication error | The controller experienced a loss of connection, an unexpected answer or timeout during the pairing process. | Try to perform pairing one more time. If it fails again, service the tool.
3037 | Info | Pairing unsuccessful: Tool slot is full |  | Clear one tool slot
3040 | Warning | Emergency stop | Drive disabled due to emergency stop. | Reset emergency stop.
3050 | Info | System clock updated | System clock has been updated. | N/A
3051 | Error | System clock error | Wrong time read from hardware Real Time Clock (RTC). | Change RTC battery.
3052 | Warning | Remote start configuration error | Mismatch between HW and SW remote start configuration. | Check and verify that HW dip switch matches the selected start source.
3053 | Info | Drive connected | StepSync drive has been connected. |
3054 | Info | Drive disconnected | StepSync drive disconnected. |
3055 | Warning | Mode configuration error | Generated when selected mode is configured wrongly. E.g. configuring two bolts with the same bolt number or the same channel, incomplete mode configuration | Check Toolstalk2 for mode configuration error
3056 | Warning | Unable to start, tool or drive is missing | Generated when a used channel is missing a drive or tool. | Check Channel Menu on the HMI. Connect missing drive or tool.
3057 | Info | Unable to start, channel is already in use | Generated when a needed channel has been allocated to another virtual station |
3058 | info | No mode selected |  | Select mode
3059 | Warning | Failed to connect to Atlas Copco License Manager | Indicates that the controller failed to connect to the local license manager to get licenses. | Check local network. If it fails again, service the controller.
3084 | Error | Soft PLC runtime error | eCLR has terminated in an uncontrolled way. |
3150 | Error | Software IAM incompatibility | IAM is incompatible with the software installed on the controller. | Replace IAM.
3160 | Error | Failed to activate newly installed software | Something went wrong during the activation. When the newly installed software starts, a fallback to the previous working software happens. This happens when the new software fails to start for three times and only during software installation. | Take an export and contact Atlas Copco for further assistance. Note down the software version you are trying to install as well as the software version that is working.
3161 | Error | Started on unexpected software partition | The controller has started on the inactive software side and not on the expected software side. | Note down the software information (on the Home page of the controller, select Controller > Software). Try to restart the controller and make sure its running on correct software when started again. If error persists, do an export and contact Atlas Copco.
3500 | Error | Generic license manager error | Inconsistency detected in the feature management system used. | Contact Atlas Copco representative.
3501 | Error | License Manager Synchronization Error |  |
3502 | Info | License Manager Synchronization Done |  |
3503 | Warning | License manager: another source in use | License is used by another source. | Check license assignment
3504 | Warning | License manager restart needed |  | Restart license manager
3505 | Info | USB license synchronization started |  |
3506 | Error | USB license synchronization error |  |
3507 | Info | USB license synchronization done |  |
3508 | Info | One or more of your licenses are about to expire. Please make sure you have a license server configured |  | Update licenses
3511 | Warning | One of your licenses has a different license definition | Inconsistency detected in a license to be used. | Contact Atlas Copco representative.
3550 | Warning | License is missing |  | Install the correct license
4010 | Info | Tool locked by digital input | The tool is locked by a digital input signal. | N/A
4011 | Info | Tool locked by open protocol | The tool is locked by open protocol. | N/A
4012 | Info | Tool locked by field bus | The tool is locked by the field bus. | N/A
4013 | Info | Tool locked by socket selector | Tool is locked when the socket selector is disconnected from the Virtual Station. | Unlock by Master unlock
4014 | Info | Tool locked by Soft PLC | Soft PLC signal locked the tool. | Unlock by Master Unlock
4015 | Info | Loosening disabled | Loosening is disabled in the tightening program |
4016 | Info | Tightening disabled |  |
4017 | Info | Loosening not configured | Loosening is not configured in the selected tightening program | Select different tightening program
4020 | Info | Too many NOK tightenings | Maximum consecutive NOK tightenings in batch is exceeded |
4025 | Info | No Tightening program selected | No tightening program selected. | Select tightening program or batch sequence.
4030 | Info | Batch sequence aborted | The batch sequence has been aborted. |
4031 | Info | Max time to complete batch sequence reached. |  |
4032 | Info | Max time to complete first tightening reached. |  |
4035 | Info | Locked by line control |  |
4040 | Info | Locked by alternative identifier | Tool locked by alternative identifier. |
4050 |  | Invalid socket configuration | Tightening program assigned to multiple sockets. | Tightening program assigned to multiple sockets
4060 | Info | Tool locked on batch complete | When running a batch with flag Tool lock on batch sequence complete this event is generated when the user press the trigger. | Unlock with signal Unlock Tool on complete.
4070 | Info | Process enter manual mode | Indicates that manual mode has been activated for a virtual station |
4071 | Info | Process enter automatic mode | Indicates that automatic mode has been entered for a virtual station |
4500 | Info | Result DriveError | Internal driver error or driver loss detected. |
4501 | Info | Result Rehit | Attempt to tighten an already tightened bolt when Rehit detection is on. |
4502 | Info | Result Soft Start Torque Low | Soft start torque below minimum level. |
4503 | Info | Result Soft Start Torque High | Soft start torque exceeded maximum level. |
4504 | Info | Result Self Tap Torque High | Selftap torque exceeded maximum level. |
4505 | Info | Result Self Tap Torque Low | Selftap torque below minimum limit. |
4506 | Info | Result Safety Torque Low | Automatically calculated torque value to ensure torque sensor is mounted correctly. |
4507 | Info | Result Rundown Torque High | Rundown torque exceeded maximum level. |
4508 | Info | Result Rundown Angle High | Rundown angle exceeded maximum level. |
4509 | Info | Result Rundown Time High | Rundown time exceeded maximum limit. |
4510 | Info | Result Rundown Time Low | Rundown time below minimum limit. |
4511 | Info | Result Rundown Torque Low | Rundown torque below minimum level. |
4512 | Info | Result Rundown Angle Low | Rundown angle below minimum level. |
4513 | Info | Result Final Torque High | Final step torque exceeded maximum level. |
4514 | Info | Result Final Angle High | Final step angle exceeded maximum level. |
4515 | Info | Result Final Torque Low | Final step torque below minimum level. |
4516 | Info | Result Final Angle Low | Final step angle below minimum level. |
4517 | Info | Result Tightening Timeout | Tightening time limit exceeded. For General Tightening Strategies max tightening time is 30 seconds. For Multistep max tightening time depends on step restriction Maximum Time Limit. Error code is dependent on tightening stage. | Redo tightening.
4518 | Info | Result Trigger Lost | Tool trigger was released before target was reached. For General Tightening Strategies it is not allowed to release the trigger before the tightening stage has finished. For Multistep, the error is displayed when trigger is lost before the target in a specific step is reached. |
4519 | Info | Premature torque loss | Socket has slipped off the nut. |
4520 | Info | Result Target Reached Before Final Step | Target torque reached before final step in tightening program. |
4521 | Info | Result Post View Torque Low | Post view torque below minimum level. |
4522 | Info | Result Post View Torque High | Post view torque exceeded maximum level. |
4523 | Info | Result Post View Torque Interval Not Reached | Post view torque interval not reached. |
4524 | Info | Result Torque Compensation Interval Not Reached | Torque compensation interval angle before rundown end not reached. |
4525 | Info | Result Tool movement exceeded | from a NOK tightening detailed status. |
4526 | Info | Result SafetyCurrMon Sensor Mismatch | Current monitoring error. |
4527 | Info | Result Tool movement exceeded |  |
4528 | Info | Result Soft Start Angle High | Soft start angle exceeded maximum level (Four Step). |
4529 | Info | Result Soft Start Angle Low | Soft start angle below minimum level (Four Step). |
4530 | Info | Result First Angle High | First step angle exceeded maximum level (Four Step). |
4531 | Info | Result First Angle Low | First step angle below minimum level (Four Step). |
4532 | Info | Result First Torque High | First step torque exceeded maximum level (Four Step). |
4533 | Info | Result First Torque Low | First step torque below minimum level (Four Step). |
4534 | Info | Result First Time High | First step time exceeded maximum level (Four Step). |
4535 | Info | Result First Time Low | First step time below minimum level (Four Step). |
4536 | Info | Result Final Time High | Final step time exceeded maximum level (Four Step). |
4537 | Info | Result Final Time Low | Final step time below minimum level (Four Step). |
4538 | Info | Result Final Supervision Torque Low | Final Supervision Torque was not reached. |
4539 | Info | Result Soft Start Time High | Soft start time exceeded maximum level (Four Step). |
4540 | Info | Result Soft Start Time Low | Soft start time below minimum level (Four Step). |
4543 | Info | Result Snug Monitor High | Wrench only. Monitor detected snug value exceeded. |
4545 | Info | Result No Residual Torque | Wrench only. Residual torque was under threshold. |
4546 | Info | Result Overspeed | Wrench only. Wrench gyro failed to measure angle due to high speed. |
4547 | Info | Result Effective Loosening | Wrench only. Wrench detected unexpected loosening. |
4548 | Info | Result Final Less Than Target | Final torque is below target torque set in tightening program. |
4549 | Info | TurboTight time limit exceeded | TurboTight time limit exceeded. |
4550 | Info | Result Rundown Pulses High | Maximum number of rundown pulses is exceeded. |
4551 | Info | Result Rundown Pulses Low | Rundown is completed before the minimum number of rundown pulses is reached. |
4552 | Info | Result Final Pulses High | maximum number of pulses is exceeded. |
4553 | Info | Result Final Pulses Low | Tightening is completed before the minimum number of pulses is reached. |
4554 | Info | Current at shutoff high | Current at shut off exceeded Current Limit High. |
4555 | Info | Current at shutoff low | Shut off current measured was below Current Limit Low |
4556 | Info | Uncategorized multistep error. | An error in the multistep configuration, often in conjunction with tool validation. |
4557 | Info | Result overload |  |
4600 | Warning | Data Drop or Data Hold used in combination with Batch tightening. The signals have no effect. |  | Data Drop and Data Hold are only supported for worktasks, without batch control. Select another worktask if the signals has to be used. Valid only for Flex and StepSync.
4601 | Info | Data Hold active: tightening result is sent once signal is low. |  | Valid only for Flex and StepSync.
4602 | Info | Data Drop active: tightening result discarded. |  | Valid only for Flex and StepSync.
5010 | Warning | Invalid Tightening program parameter value | The parameter in the selected tightening program are invalid. | Check the configuration of the selected tightening program to find and change the value of the parameter.
5020 | Info | Main trigger is not the active start source | Generated when configured for push start only and user presses main trigger. Will be generated until user presses the push start. | Press push start to start the tool.
5030 | Info | Tightening program complexity exceeds tool Capacity | The selected tightening program is too complex for the tool. Tool will be locked. | Reduce complexity of the tightening program, or choose different program
6010 | Info | Accessory connected | Accessory is connected to the controller. |
6020 | Info | Accessory disconnected | Accessory is disconnected from the controller. |
6021 | Warning | Fieldbus offline | No communication with fieldbus. |
6030 | Warning | Accessory address collision | Two or more accessories with the same address are connected. | Change address on accessory.
6040 | Warning | Accessory communication error | Intermittent communication error with accessory. | Check cables and connectors.
6041 | Warning | Fieldbus error | Communication error with fieldbus. |
6042 | Warning | Fieldbus module mismatch | The installed fieldbus module does not match with the configured module. | Change the configuration to match with the installed module, or replace the installed module with the correct one.
6050 | Info | Wrong socket selected | Generated when no or incorrect socket is selected. |
6090 | Warning | Barcode scanner could not be identified | When no unique serial number is found. | Configure the barcode reader device.
7010 | Info | Message text to display | General event for displaying of messages. | None
8200 | Info | Failed to Open Serial Port | Serial port to be used could not be opened. | Check serial port connections.
8214 | Error | EHMI Software version mismatch | EHMI software version does not match in compatibility with the controller. | Update the software version of the EHMI.

# Reference

In this section, you can find miscellaneous useful information.

# Production strategies

Production strategies can be divided into three main categories:

- Tightening within torque limits: this is the easiest tightening method, it is enough applying torque within the limits.

  Torque vs. Time

  A | Upper torque limit | B | Nominal
  C | Lower torque limit |  |

- Tightening within torque and angle limits: this is a more reliable way to tighten, because an additional information (angle) is used during the tightening process.

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Upper torque limit | B | Nominal
  C | Lower torque limit | D | Lower angle limit
  E | Upper angle limit |  |

  Using this method, it is possible to detect potential problems on the joint (refer to the following examples):

Torque is correct, but angle is too small: Misalignment problem The hole is not completely threaded (or it is not deep enough) The bolt is stopped by oil in a dead hole There is dirt in the threads The threads are damaged The screw is already tightened |
Angle is correct, but torque is too low: The thread may be stripped out The screw is too soft (tightened over yield) Unexpected low µ (friction coefficient) |

- Tightening with torque and additional angle rotation (torque + angle): the bolt is first tightened to a certain torque and then it is further tightened to a specific angle. The goal is to stress the bolt over the yield point. Even with differences in the angle, the torque (causing clamping force) is quite reliable. Sometimes the joint is specially designed and the analysis of the joint helps making sure that strain is far away from the breaking point.

  Torque vs. Angle

In this Section

- Torque
- Torque (Control) / Angle (Monitor)
- Torque (Monitor) / Angle (Control)
- Torque (Control) / Angle (control) OR
- Torque (Control) / Angle (control) AND
- Loose

# Torque

This strategy guides the operator in reaching the desired target torque, without any angle reading.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Required tag number | A specific number must be written in the TAG of the end fitting tool.
Name | Name of the tightening program.
Rundown complete torque | Torque value from which the tightening operation starts. Must be ≥ smartHEAD Min torque value. If Rundown complete torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Torque min | Lower torque limit.
Torque max | Higher torque limit.
Change bolt limit | If the torque applied reaches this limit, the message Change screw is shown on the wrench display. Must be > Torque max.
Target torque | The torque target.
Torque units | Select the unit of measurement.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Batch size | Number of tightenings the batch will perform. Maximum value: 99. If Batch size = 0, the number of tightenings is infinite. If Batch size > 1, batch result OK only if all tightenings are OK.
Max consecutive NOK | Number of accepted NOK to have an OK result.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.

Torque vs. Time

A | Torque max | B | Target torque
C | Torque min | D | Rundown complete torque

The green area indicates the OK result area.
The torque result is the maximum torque measured during the tightening.

During the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - First radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over 1st percentage (30% of the Target torque).

  - Second radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 2nd percentage (60% of the Target torque).

  - Third radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 3rd percentage (95% of the Target torque).

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | 3rd percentage
  C | 2nd percentage | D | 1st percentage

- Buzzer

  - The beep starts when the torque goes over the Rundown complete torque value; the signal increases when the 1st percentage, the 2nd percentage, the 3rd percentage, and the Torque max are reached.

- Vibration:

  - Starts together with the third radial gradient LEDs.

At the end of the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - Blue LEDs: torque result between Rundown complete torque and Torque min.

  - Green LEDs: torque result between Torque min and Torque max.

  - Red LEDs: torque result over Torque max.

- Buzzer

  - Two beeps indicate the end of the operation; if the final result is in the red area, the signal in continuous.
    To stop the buzzer, start a new tightening operation or press a button on the tool controller.

- Vibration:

  - Stays active until the torque applied is released.

Relevant Information

- How to Calculate the Angle Correction

# Torque (Control) / Angle (Monitor)

This strategy guides the operator in reaching the desired target torque while monitoring the angle.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Required tag number | A specific number must be written in the TAG of the end fitting tool.
Name | Name of the tightening program.
Rundown complete torque | Torque value from which the tightening operation starts. Must be ≥ smartHEAD Min torque value. If Rundown complete torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Torque min | Lower torque limit.
Torque max | Higher torque limit.
Change bolt limit | If the torque applied reaches this limit, the message Change screw is shown on the wrench display. Must be > Torque max.
Target torque | The torque target.
Final angle monitoring torque | Torque value from which the angle measurement starts (usually set to 50% of the Target torque). If Final angle monitoring torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Angle min | Lower angle limit.
Angle max | Higher angle limit.
Torque units | Select the unit of measurement.
Angle limit for rehit | If the Torque min value is reached within the specified angle, the message Joint already tightened is shown on the wrench display.
Measure torque at | Select between Torque peak and Angle peak.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.
Batch size | Number of tightenings the batch will perform. Maximum value: 99. If Batch size = 0, the number of tightenings is infinite. If Batch size > 1, batch result OK only if all tightenings are OK.
Max consecutive NOK | Number of accepted consecutive NOK to have an OK result.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.

Torque vs. Angle

A | Torque max | B | Target torque
C | Torque min | D | Final angle monitoring torque
E | Rundown complete torque | F | Angle min
G | Angle max |  |

The green area defines the OK result area.

During the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - First radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 1st percentage (30% of the Target torque).

  - Second radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 2nd percentage (60% of the Target torque).

  - Third radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 3rd percentage (95% of the Target torque); activated also if torque/angle go over the maximum value.

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | 3rd percentage
  C | 2nd percentage | D | 1st percentage
  E | Rundown complete torque | F | Angle max

- Buzzer:

  - Starts when the torque goes over the Rundown complete torque value; the signal increases when the 1st percentage, the 2nd percentage, the 3rd percentage, and the Angle max are reached.

- Vibration:

  - Starts together with the third radial gradient LEDs.

Torque/angle results:

- If the torque/angle does not exceed the torque/angle limits, the result is taken at the Torque peak or Angle peak (as specified in the tightening program).

- If the torque/angle goes over the limit, the result is taken as follows:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure torque at is set to Torque peak, and the torque (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak. | H | When the Measure torque at is set to Torque peak , and only the angle goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak.

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure torque at is set to Angle peak, and the angle (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak. | H | When the Measure torque at is set to Angle peak, and only the torque goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak.

At the end of the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - Blue LEDs: torque result between Rundown complete torque and Torque min, or torque between Torque min and Torque max but angle below the Angle min.

  - Green LEDs: torque and angle results within the minimum and maximum limits.

  - Red LEDs: torque result over Torque max, or angle result over Angle max.

- Buzzer

  - Two beeps indicate the end of the operation; if the final result is in the red area, the signal in continuous.
    To stop the buzzer, start a new tightening operation or press a button on the tool controller.

- Vibration:

  - Stays active until the torque applied is released.

# Torque (Monitor) / Angle (Control)

This strategy guides the operator in reaching the desired target angle while monitoring the torque.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Required tag number | A specific number must be written in the TAG of the end fitting tool.
Name | Name of the tightening program.
Rundown complete torque | Torque value from which the tightening operation starts. Must be ≥ smartHEAD Min torque value. If Rundown complete torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Torque min | Lower torque limit.
Torque max | Higher torque limit.
Change bolt limit | If the torque applied reaches this limit, the message Change screw is shown on the wrench display. Must be > Torque max.
Final angle monitoring torque | Torque value from which the angle measurement starts (usually set to 50% of the Target torque). If Final angle monitoring torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Angle min | Lower angle limit.
Angle max | Higher angle limit.
Target angle | The angle target.
Torque units | Select the unit of measurement.
Angle limit for rehit | If the Torque min value is reached within the specified angle, the message Joint already tightened is shown on the wrench display.
Measure torque at | Select between Torque peak and Angle peak.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.
Batch size | Number of tightenings the batch will perform. Maximum value: 99. If Batch size = 0, the number of tightenings is infinite. If Batch size > 1, batch result OK only if all tightenings are OK.
Max consecutive NOK | Number of accepted consecutive NOK to have an OK result.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.

Torque vs. Angle

A | Torque max | B | Torque min
C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
E | Angle min | F | Target angle
G | Angle max |  |

The green area defines the OK result area.

During the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - First radial gradient LEDs (two directions): angle over the 1st percentage (30% of the Target angle).

  - Second radial gradient LEDs (two directions): angle over the 2nd percentage (60% of the Target angle).

  - Third radial gradient LEDs (two directions): angle over the 3rd percentage (95% of the Target angle); activated also if torque/angle go over the maximum value.

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Rundown complete torque
  C | 1st percentage | D | 2nd percentage
  E | 3rd percentage | F | Angle max

- Buzzer:

  - The beep starts when the torque goes over the Rundown complete torque value; the signal increases when the 1st percentage, the 2nd percentage, the 3rd percentage, and the Torque max are reached.

- Vibration:

  - Starts together with the third radial gradient LEDs.

Torque/angle results:

- If the torque/angle does not exceed the torque/angle limits, the result is taken at the Torque peak or Angle peak (as specified in the tightening program).

- If the torque/angle goes over the limit, the result is taken as follows:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure torque at is set to Torque peak, and the torque (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak. | H | When the Measure torque at is set to Torque peak, and only the angle goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak.

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure torque at is set to Angle peak, and the angle (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak. | H | When the Measure torque at is set to Angle peak, and only the torque goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak.

At the end of the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - Blue LEDs: torque result between Rundown complete torque and Torque min, or torque between Torque min and Torque max but angle below the Angle min.

  - Green LEDs: angle and torque results within the minimum and maximum limits.

  - Red LEDs: angle result over Angle max, or torque result over Torque max.

- Buzzer

  - Two beeps indicate the end of the operation; if the final result is in the red area, the signal is continuous.
    To stop the buzzer, start a new tightening operation or press a button on the tool controller.

- Vibration:

  - Stays active until the torque applied is released.

In this Section

- Torque + Angle

# Torque + Angle

Using the Torque (Monitor) / Angle (Control) strategy, it is possible to achieve the Torque + Angle strategy.
Define the Final angle monitoring torque value as the torque value from which you want to start performing the “+ Angle” of this strategy:

Torque vs. Angle

A | Torque max | B | Torque min
C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Target angle

# Torque (Control) / Angle (control) OR

This strategy guides the operator in reaching the desired target torque and angle.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Required tag number | A specific number must be written in the TAG of the end fitting tool.
Name | Name of the tightening program.
Rundown complete torque | Torque value from which the tightening operation starts. Must be ≥ smartHEAD Min torque value. If Rundown complete torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Torque min | Lower torque limit.
Torque max | Higher torque limit.
Change bolt limit | If the torque applied reaches this limit, the message Change screw is shown on the wrench display. Must be > Torque max.
Target torque | The torque target.
Final angle monitoring torque | Torque value from which the angle measurement starts (usually set to 50% of the Target torque). If Final angle monitoring torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Angle min | Lower angle limit.
Angle max | Higher angle limit.
Target angle | The angle target.
Torque units | Select the unit of measurement.
Angle limit for rehit | If the Torque min value is reached within the specified angle, the message Joint already tightened is shown on the wrench display.
Measure torque at | Select between Torque peak and Angle peak.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.
Batch size | Number of tightenings the batch will perform. Maximum value: 99. If Batch size = 0, the number of tightenings is infinite. If Batch size > 1, batch result OK only if all tightenings are OK.
Max consecutive NOK | Number of accepted consecutive NOK to have an OK result.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.

Torque vs. Angle

A | Torque max | B | Target torque
C | Torque min | D | Final angle monitoring torque
E | Rundown complete torque | F | Angle min
G | Target angle | H | Angle max

The green area defines the OK result area.

During the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - First radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 1st percentage (30% of the Target Torque - if Torque peak is specified in the tightening program). Angle over the 1st percentage (30% of the Target Angle - if Angle peak is specified in the tightening program).

  - Second radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 2nd percentage (60% of the Target Torque - if Torque peak is specified in the tightening program). Angle over the 2nd percentage (60% of the Target Angle - if Angle peak is specified in the tightening program).

  - Third radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque and angle are within the minimum and maximum limits; torque or angle have reached the target value; torque or angle go over the maximum value.

  Torque peak:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Target torque
  C | Torque min | D | 2nd percentage
  E | 1st percentage | F | Rundown complete torque
  G | Angle min | H | Target angle
  I | Angle max |  |

  Angle peak:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Target torque
  C | Torque min | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | 1st percentage | F | 2nd percentage
  G | Angle min | H | Target angle
  I | Angle max |  |

- Buzzer:

  - The beep starts when the torque goes over the Rundown complete torque value; the signal increases when the 1st percentage, the 2nd percentage, torque and angle are within the minimum and maximum limits, and the Torque max or Angle max are reached.
    If Angle peak is specified in the tightening program, the buzzer signal monitors the angle instead of the torque.

- Vibration:

  - Starts together with the third radial gradient LEDs.

Torque/angle results:

- If torque/angle do not exceed the torque/angle limits, the result is taken at the Torque peak or Angle peak (as specified in the tightening program).

- If the torque/angle goes over the limit, the result is taken as follows:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure torque at is set to Torque peak, and the torque (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak. | H | When the Measure torque at is set to Torque peak, and only the angle goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak.

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure peak at is set to Angle, and the angle (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak. | H | When the Measure peak at is set to Angle, and only the torque goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak.

At the end of the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - Blue LEDs: angle result between Rundown complete torque and Torque minTorque min, or torque between Torque min and Torque max but angle below the Angle min.
    If Angle peak is selected in the tightening program, the Final angle monitoring torque value is used instead of the Rundown complete torque value.

  - Green LEDs: torque and angle results within the minimum and maximum limits.

  - Red LEDs: torque result over Torque max, or angle result over Angle max.

- Buzzer:

  - Two beeps indicate the end of the operation; if the final result is in the red area, the signal is continuous.
    To stop the buzzer, start a new tightening operation or press a button on the tool controller.

- Vibration:

  - Stays active until the torque applied is released.

# Torque (Control) / Angle (control) AND

This strategy guides the operator in reaching the desired target torque and angle.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Required tag number | A specific number must be written in the TAG of the end fitting tool.
Name | Name of the tightening program.
Rundown complete torque | Torque value from which the tightening operation starts. Must be ≥ smartHEAD Min torque value. If Rundown complete torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Torque min | Lower torque limit.
Torque max | Higher torque limit.
Change bolt limit | If the torque applied reaches this limit, the message Change screw is shown on the wrench display. Must be > Torque max.
Target torque | The torque target.
Final angle monitoring torque | Torque value from which the angle measurement starts (usually set to 50% of the Target torque). If Final angle monitoring torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Angle min | Lower angle limit.
Angle max | Higher angle limit.
Target angle | The angle target.
Torque units | Select the unit of measurement.
Angle limit for rehit | If the Torque min value is reached within the specified angle, the message Joint already tightened is shown on the wrench display.
Measure torque at | Select between Torque peak and Angle peak.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.
Batch size | Number of tightenings the batch will perform. Maximum value: 99. If Batch size = 0, the number of tightenings is infinite. If Batch size > 1, batch result OK only if all tightenings are OK.
Max consecutive NOK | Number of accepted consecutive NOK to have an OK result.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the 3rd percentage. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the 3rd percentage value. This allows the operator to release the torque for a while and recharge during the tightening operation. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.

Torque vs. Angle

A | Torque max | B | Target torque
C | Torque min | D | Final angle monitoring torque
E | Rundown complete torque | F | Angle min
G | Target angle | H | Angle max

The green area defines the OK result area.

During the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - First radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 1st percentage (30% of the Target Torque - if Torque Peak is specified in the tightening program). Angle over the 1st percentage (30% of the Target Angle - if Angle Peak is specified in the tightening program).

  - Second radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque over the 2nd percentage (60% of the Target Torque - if Torque Peak is specified in the tightening program). Angle over the 2nd percentage (60% of the Target Angle - if Angle Peak is specified in the tightening program).

  - Third radial gradient LEDs (two directions): torque and angle are within the minimum and maximum limits; torque or angle have reached the target value; torque or angle go over the maximum value.

  Torque Peak:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Target torque
  C | 2nd percentage | D | 1st percentage
  E | Rundown complete torque | F | Target angle
  G | Angle max |  |

  Angle Peak:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Target torque
  C | Rundown complete torque | D | 1st percentage
  E | 2nd percentage | F | Target angle
  G | Angle max |  |

- Buzzer:

  - The beep starts when the torque goes over the Rundown complete torque value; the signal increases when the 1st percentage, the 2nd percentage, the angle and target values, and the Torque max are reached.
    If Angle peak is specified in the tightening program, the buzzer signal monitors the angle instead of the torque.

- Vibration:

  - Starts together with the third radial gradient LEDs.

Torque/angle results:

- If the torque/angle does not exceed the torque/angle limits, the result is taken at the Torque Peak or Angle Peak (as specified in the tightening program).

- If the torque/angle goes over the limit, the result is taken as follows:

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure peak at is set to Torque peak, and the torque (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak. | H | When the Measure peak at is set to Torque peak, and only the angle goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak.

  Torque vs. Angle

  A | Torque max | B | Torque min
  C | Final angle monitoring torque | D | Rundown complete torque
  E | Angle min | F | Angle max
  G | When the Measure torque at is set to Angle peak, and the angle (or both torque and angle) goes over the limits, the result is taken at the angle peak. | H | When the Measure torque at is set to Angle peak, and only the torque goes over the limits, the result is taken at the torque peak.

At the end of the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - Blue LEDs: angle result between Rundown complete torque and Torque min, or torque between Torque min and Torque max with angle below the Angle min.
    If Angle peak is selected in the tightening program, the Final angle monitoring torque value is used instead of the Rundown complete torque value.

  - Green LEDs: torque and angle results within the minimum and maximum limits.

  - Red LEDs: torque result over Torque max, or angle result over Angle max.

- Buzzer:

  - Two beeps indicate the end of the operation; if the final result is in the red area, the signal is continuous.
    To stop the buzzer, start a new tightening operation or press a button on the tool controller.

- Vibration:

  - Stays active until the torque applied is released.

# Loose

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
Required tag number | A specific number must be written in the TAG of the end fitting tool.
Name | Name of the tightening program.
Rundown complete torque | Torque value from which the tightening operation starts. Must be ≥ smartHEAD Min torque value. If Rundown complete torque = 0, its value is automatically set to the smartHEAD Min torque value.
Torque min | Lower torque limit.
Torque max | Higher torque limit.
Change bolt limit | If the torque applied reaches this limit, the message Change screw is shown on the wrench display. Must be > Torque max.
Target angle | The angle target.
Torque units | Select the unit of measurement.
Torque correction coefficient | When extensions are used, the wrench measurement might be compensated to show a more accurate torque value. To calculate the correction coefficient, please refer to How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Torque correction coefficient = 1.
Angle correction | When extensions cause additional wrench bending, the wrench angle measurement can be compensated to show a more accurate angle value. To calculate the correction value, please refer to How to Calculate the Angle Correction. The parameter is stored in the RFID TAG of the end fitting tool. When extensions are not used, Angle correction = 0.
Batch size | Number of tightenings the batch will perform. Maximum value: 99. If Batch size = 0, the number of tightenings is infinite. If Batch size > 1, batch result OK only if all tightenings are OK.
End cycle time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque after reaching the Target angle. Default value: 0.1 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 5 sec.
Ratchet time | Starts when the torque goes below the Rundown complete torque without reaching the Target angle value. Default value: 5 sec. Minimum value: 0.1 sec. Maximum value: 30 sec.

This strategy is used to loosen a tightened screw. This is typically used in the sequence of a Multistep program.
For example:

1. Tighten the screw to 40 Nm

2. Loosen the screw by 30°

3. Tighten the screw to 50 Nm

The torque result is measured at the specified Target angle value.
If the Target angle is left at zero, this strategy automatically looks for torque / angle values to detect if the loosening process has been completed.
If a Target angle value is specified, loosening must reach the Target angle value in order to consider the result as OK.

Torque vs. Angle

A | Torque max | B | Target torque
C | Torque min | D | Rundown complete torque
E | Target angle |  |

The green area defines the OK result area.

During the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LED:

  - White LED: activated when the Rundown complete torque is reached.

- Buzzer:

  - The beep starts when the torque goes over the Rundown complete torque value; the signal increases when the Target angle is reached / the loosening process has been completed.

- Vibration:

  - Starts when the Target angle is reached.

At the end of the tightening operation, LEDs, buzzer and vibration are activated as follows:

- LEDs:

  - Green LEDs: torque result within the minimum and maximum limits.

  - Red LEDs: torque result over the Torque max.

- Buzzer

  - Two beeps indicate the end of the operation; if the final result is in the red area, the signal in continuous.
    To stop the buzzer, start a new tightening operation or press a button on the tool controller.

- Vibration:

  - Stays active until the torque applied is released.

# Correction Coefficients for Extensions

When the joint design or space limitations preclude the use of standard sockets or tools, it may be necessary to use special extension spanners to fit the application. In these cases, the STRwrench measurement can be adequately compensated since the factory calibration is made for the standard arm, and the extension arm increases the torque measured proportionally to its length. The angle measured could also be affected by the extensions, due to its specific torsion when torque is applied.

When a torque multiplier is used on the STRwrench, the torque applied on the joint is greater than the torque produced by the wrench; in this case the torque correction coefficient is used to adjust the wrench torque reading. The angle measurement is also affected, but the wrench cannot compensate the angle measurement.

In this Section

- How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient
- How to Calculate the Angle Correction

# How to calculate the Torque Correction Coefficient

D | Torque value displayed | T | Torque applied
L | Standard arm (from the center of the handle to the center of the end fitting tool) | L+E | Total arm
E | Extension arm |  |

From the relation between the displayed and applied torque , the Torque correction coefficient is given by the following formula:

Torque correction coefficient =

The Torque correction coefficient alters the wrench torque measurement; a wrong value for this coefficient may cause an improper torque reading, and the risk of doing a tightening at a target torque different from the one expected. Ensure you have calculated the proper value when an extension is used.
For end fitting tools used without wrench extensions, the Torque correction coefficient must be left set to 1.

When using an extension, the handling position affects the torque reading. Always position the hand on the center of the STRwrench handle.

If a torque multiplier is used on the STRwrench, the Torque Correction Coefficient must be set equal to the torque multiplying coefficient of the torque multiplier.

The Torque correction coefficient is given by the following formula:

Torque correction coefficient = Torqueoutput / Torqueinput

# How to Calculate the Angle Correction

When a wrench extension is used, the Angle Correction allows linear compensation of the extension torsion based on the torque applied. The correction value is expressed in degrees at the smartHEAD Max torque.

1. On the Power Focus, configure a Torque (Control) / Angle (Monitor) tightening program with the following values:

   - Rundown complete torque = smartHEAD Min torque value (5% of smartHEAD Max torque)

   - Final angle monitoring torque = Rundown complete torque

   - Target torque = 75% of smartHEAD Max torque

2. Do three tightenings at 75% of the smartHEAD Max torque.

3. For each torque and angle value measured, do the following calculation:

   Angle correction = Angle measured x (smartHEAD Max torque - smartHEAD Min torque) / (Torque measured - smartHEAD Min torque)

4. Make sure the minimum and maximum angle values calculated do not differ by more than 10% of the maximum value calculated:

   Angle correctionmax - Angle correctionmin ≤ Angle correctionmax / 10

   If they differ by more than 10%, repeat the procedure from the beginning.

5. Average the three angle values calculated to obtain the Angle correction.

When a torque multiplier is used on the STRwrench, the Angle correction value must be left to zero; in this case the STRwrench cannot compensate the angle measurement.

# List of Third-Party Licenses

STRwrench controllers incorporate third-party components whose licenses require us to publish copies of the licensing language and/or copyright notices. In compliance with those requirements, here are copies of the licenses. Please, click on any of the licenses below to show a copy of the license text.

Software | Version | Licenses
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acl | 2.2.52 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
alsa-lib | 1.1.2 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
alsa-state | 0.2.0 | MIT
alsa-tools | 1.1.0 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.0
alsa-utils | 1.1.2 | GPL v2.0
anybus | 1.1 | Proprietary
atftp | 0.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + be3291a18c | GPL v2.0
attr | 2.4.47 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
barebox | 2018.06.0 | GPL v2.0
base-files | 3.0.14 | GPL v2.0
base-files-px2-base | 1.0 | MIT
base-passwd | 3.5.29 | GPL v2.0
bash | 4.3.30 | GPL v3.0
bash-completion | 2.4 | GPL v2.0
bluez5 | 5.41 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
boost | 1.61.0 | MIT BSL v1.0 Python v2.0
busybox-px2base | 1.24.1 | GPL v2.0 bzip v2.0
bzip2 | 1.0.6 | bzip v2.0
ca-certificates | 20160104 | GPL v2.0 MPL v2.0
cppunit | 1.13.1 | LGPL v2.1
cryptodev-linux | 1.8 | GPL v2.0
curl | 7.50.1 | MIT
db | 3.0.35 | AGPL v3.0
dbus | 1.10.10 | GPL v2.0 AFL v2.0
dhcp | 4.3.4 | ISC
dosfstools | 4.0 | GPL v3.0
dt-utils | 2017.03.0 | GPL v2.0
e2fsprogs | 1.43 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.0 BSD MIT
ecryptfs-tools | 1.0 | GPL v1.0
elfutils | 0.166 | GPL v3.0 Elfutils-Exception
eudev | 3.2.2 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
expat | 2.2.0 | MIT
fbset | 2.1 | GPL v2.0
fb-test | 1.1.0 | GPL v2.0
fcgi | 2.4.0 | OML
finit | 3.1 | MIT
firmware-imx | 5.4 | Proprietary
flac | 1.3.1 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1 BSD GFDL v1.2
flatbuffers | 1.9.0 | Apache v2.0
fruit | 3.4.0 + gitAUTOINC + ece0f7218c | Apache v2.0
fuse | 2.9.4 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.0
gcc-runtime | 6.2.0 | GPL v3.0 with GCC exception
gdb | 8.0.1 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.0 GPL v3.0 LGPL v3.0
gdbm | 1.12 | GPL v3.0
glib-2.0 | 2.48.2 | LGPL v2.0 BSD Public Domain License
glibc | 2.24 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
gmp | 6.1.1 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v3.0
gnutls | 3.5.3 | GPL v3.0 LGPL v2.1
grep | 2.25 | GPL v3.0
gstreamer1.0 | 1.8.3 | LGPL v2.0
gstreamer1.0-plugins-base | 1.8.3 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.0
hostpad | 2.6 | GPL v2.0 BSD
htop | 1.0.3 | GPL v2.0
icu | 57.1 | ICU
init-ifupdown | 1.0 | GPL v2.0
initscripts | 1.0 | GPL v2.0
iproute2 | 4.7.0 | GPL v2.0
iptables | 1.6.0 | GPL v2.0
ipwatchd | 1.2 | GPL v2.0
iw | 4.7 | BSD
json-spirit | 4.08 | MIT
keyutils | 1.5.9 | GPL v2.0
kmod | 23 + gitAUTOINC + 65a885df5f | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
kmsfbwrap-px2base | 12.0 | GPL v2.0
libarchive | 3.2.2 | BSD
libbsd | 0.8.3 | BSD v4 Clause ISC Public Domain License
libcap | 2.25 | GPL v2.0 BSD
libdrm | 2.4.70 | MIT
libestr | 0.1.10 | LGPL v2.1
libevent | 2.0.22 | BSD
libfastjson | 0.99.4 | MIT
libffi | 3.2.1 | MIT
libgcc | 6.2.0 | GPL v3.0 with GCC exception GPL v3.0
libgcrypt | 1.7.3 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1 GPL v3.0
libgpg-error | 1.24 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
libidn | 1.33 | LGPL v3.0 LGPL v2.1 GPL v3.0
libite | 2.0.2 | BSD ISC MIT
libjpeg-turbo | 1.5.0 | BSD v3 Clause
liblogging | 1.0.5 | BSD
libnet | 1.2-rc3 | BSD
libnfsidmap | 0.25 | BSD
libnl | 3.2.28 | LGPL v2.1
libogg | 1.3.2 | BSD
libpcap | 1.8.1 | BSD
libpcre | 8.39 | BSD
libpng | 1.6.24 | Libpng
librcf | 2.2.0.0 | GPL v2.0
libsamplerate0 | 0.1.8 | GPL v2.0
libsndfile1 | 1.0.27 | LGPL v2.1
libtinyxml | 2.6.2 | Zlib
libtirpc | 1.0.1 | BSD
libuev | 2.2.0 | MIT
libusb1 | 1.0.20 | LGPL v2.1
libvorbis | 1.3.5 | BSD
libxml2 | 2.9.4 | MIT
libxslt | 1.1.29 | MIT
lighttpd | 1.4.51 | BSD
linux-atlas | 4.14 | GPL v2.0
linux-libc-headers | 4.14.13 | GPL v2.0
logrotate | 3.9.1 | GPL v2.0
lua | 5.1.5 | MIT
luabind | git | MIT
lzo | 2.09 | GPL v2.0
lzop | 1.03 | GPL v2.0
memlog | 2.0 | MIT
mesa | 12.0.1 | MIT
mg | 20161005 | Public Domain License
minizip | 1.2.8 | Zlib
mmc-utils | 0.1 | GPL v2.0
mtd-utils | 1.5.2 | GPL v2.0
nano | 2.2.5 | GPL v3.0
ncurses | 6.0 + 20160625 | MIT
netbase | 5.3 | GPL v2.0
netcat-openbsd | 1.105 | BSD v3 Clause
nettle | 3.2 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v3.0
nfs-utils | 2.1.1 | GPL v2.0 BSD MIT
ntp | 4.2.8p8 | NTP
openssh | 7.6p1 | BSD
openssl | 1.0.2n | openSSL
opkg | 0.3.3 | GPL v2.0
opkg-arch-config | 1.0 | MIT
opkg-utils | 0.3.2 + gitAUTOINC + 3ffece9bf1 | GPL v2.0
orc | 0.4.25 | BSD v3 Clause BSD v2 Clause
os-release | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-atlas-qt5 | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-atlas-sxb | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-base | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-core-boot | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-core-eclipse-debug | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-core-nfs | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-core-ssh-openssh | 1.0 | MIT
packagegroup-px2it | 1.0 | MIT
parted | 3.2 | GPL v3.0
perl | 5.22.1 | GPL v1.0 Artistic v1.0
pm-utils | 1.4.1 | GPL v2.0
poco | 1.9.0 | BSL v1.0
pointercal | 0.0 | MIT
popt | 1.16 | MIT
procps | 3.3.12 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.0
protobuf | 2.6.1 + gitAUTOINC + bba83652e1 | BSD v3 Clause
python | 2.7.12 | Python v2.0
qtbase | 5.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + a55f36211e | BSD GPL v2.0 GPL v3.0 GFDL v1.3 LGPL v3.0 The Qt Company Commercial The Qt Company LGPL Exception v1.0
qtdeclarative | 5.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + 2a992040e2 | BSD GPL v2.0 GPL v3.0 GFDL v1.3 LGPL v3.0 The Qt Company Commercial The Qt Company LGPL Exception v1.0
qtlocation | 5.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + de5be121d8 | BSD GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1 GFDL v1.3 LGPL v3.0 The Qt Company LGPL Exception v1.1
qtsensors | 5.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + 5a57beaaa5 | BSD GPL v2.0 GPL v3.0 GFDL v1.3 LGPL v3.0 The Qt Company Commercial The Qt Company LGPL Exception v1.0
qtwebkit | 5.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + 76e2732f01 | BSD GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.0
qtwebsockets | 5.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + 60cede232a | GFDL v1.3 LGPL v2.1 LGPL v3.0 The Qt Company LGPL Exception v1.1
qtxmlpatterns | 5.7.1 + gitAUTOINC + 89dbcc4f80 | BSD GPL v2.0 GPL v3.0 GFDL v1.3 LGPL v3.0 The Qt Company Commercial The Qt Company LGPL Exception v1.0
rauc | 0.4 | LGPL v2.1
readline | 6.3 | GPL v3.0
rpcbind | 0.2.3 | BSD
rsync | 3.1.2 | GPL v3.0
rsyslog | 8.22.0 | Apache v2.0 GPL v3.0 LGPL v3.0
run-postinsts | 1.0 | MIT
shadow | 4.2.1 | BSD Artistic v1.0
shadow-security | 4.2.1 | MIT
sqlite3 | 3.14.1 | Public Domain License
squashfs-tools | 5.7.1 + gitrAUTOINC + 9c1db6d13a | Public Domain License GPL v2.0
st-load | 1.0 | Public Domain License
stm32flash | git | GPL v2.0
strace | 4.13 | BSD
sysfsutils | 2.1.0 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
sysvinit-bootlogd | 2.88dsf | GPL v2.0
tcf-agent | 1.4.0 + gitAUTOINC + 2dddd5f440 | EDL v1.0 EPL v1.0
tcpdump | 4.7.4 | BSD
tcp-wrappers | 7.6 | BSD
tslib | 1.1 | LGPL v2.0
tzdata | 2016i | BSD BSD v3 Clause Public Domain License
u-boot-atlas | 2017.09 | GPL v2.0
u-boot-fw-utils | 2017.09 | GPL v2.0
unzip | 6.0 | BSD v3 Clause
usbutils | 008 | GPL v2.0
util-linux | 2.28.1 | BSD GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1
wireless-tools | 30.pre9 | BSD GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1 MPL v1.1
wpa-supplicant | 2.5 | BSD
xerces-c | 2.7.0 | Apache v2.0
xz | 5.2.2 | GPL v2.0 LGPL v2.1 GPL v3.0 with autoconf exception Public Domain License
yaml-cpp | 0.6.2 | MIT
zip | 3.0 | BSD v3 Clause
zlib | 1.2.8 | Zlib