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Operating Instructions<br />

<strong>DAZ</strong>-<strong>TA</strong> <strong>Pro</strong><br />

3.7.1.2 Main menu: Settings: Tool data: Bending<br />

BENDING:<br />

0.011° /Nm<br />

Min: .000 Max: .500<br />

Here, it is important to enter the corresponding inherent bending of the wrench and tool<br />

(e.g.: 1.1° at 100 Nm = 0.011 °/Nm). This value is used in the joint data later for dynamic<br />

bending compensation.<br />

3.7.1.3 Main menu: Settings: Tool data: Dynamic snug<br />

DYNAM.SNUG POINT:<br />

0.95<br />

Min: .01 Max: 1.00<br />

Here, we enter the corresponding dynamic snug as a percentage. When retorquing, 95%<br />

of the last torque must be attained so that angle measurement can restart.<br />

3.7.1.4 Main menu: Settings: Tool data: Max. angle rate<br />

Max. Angle rate:<br />

120 °/s<br />

Min: 1 Max: 150<br />

Here, the corresponding value is stored as degrees per second.<br />

If this tightening speed is exceeded, both LED’s will flash red and the joint is classed as<br />

Not OK (Nok).<br />

3.7.1.5 Main menu: Settings: Tool data: Tightening time<br />

TIGHTENING TIME:<br />

30 S<br />

Min: 0 Max: 99<br />

The corresponding tightening time per second is stored here.<br />

If this time limit is exceeded, the data is auto-printed.<br />

Change level: 02/07 Version<br />

8000.15.2<br />

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