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RECHARGING NI-MH BATTERY

1. To maximize the life of the battery, power is automatically shut

off after 10 minutes of non-use or user-defined interval.

Automatic shut off is bypassed during USB output or when

used with the AC adapter/charger.

2. Battery icon will flash when the tester needs to be

recharged.

3. Push to turn off power. Only use the IMADA AC adapter/

charger provided, AD120 for 115VAC, AD230 for 230VAC. Plug

into the correct AC output. It takes 10 hours to charge fully.

4. When the tester is turned off, make sure the AC adapter/charger

is disconnected to avoid overcharging.

OPTIONAL CABLES

10' Analog cable

CB-104

10' RS-232C cable, 9 pin female

CB-204

10' Digimatic Cable

CB-304

If High and Low setpoints have been programmed (see page 5),

for example, 5 lbf-in is set as Low and 10 lbf-in as High, the

ORANGE LED light for measurements less than 5 lbf-in (Low set-

point). GREEN lights between 5–10 lbf-in and RED lights over 10

lbf-in (High setpoint). Setpoint output is available through the

Communications port (see page 7).

After measuring, press the button to transmit data to:

RS-232 models: RS-232C or Digimatic devices

Storing Data into Memory

During measurement whether Peak or Real Time, press to store

and display up to 1,000 torque values into memory. (If no data is

stored – – – – – is displayed then flashing CF9 with solid End).

Tare

Clamp container firmly to the sample table (C) by tightening the

clamp handle (A). If necessary, press to tare before the test.

Pressing also clears the peak reading.

Grip the sample lid and rotate to open (CCW) or close (CW). The

display will indicate the torque value with CCW or CW icons.

(A) CLAMP HANDLE

CONTAINER

Clamp container, then twist

sample lid by hand to

measure torque.

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