OPTA Comms - Crane Electronics Ltd
OPTA Comms - Crane Electronics Ltd
OPTA Comms - Crane Electronics Ltd
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Quick Start Guide for Opta <strong>Comms</strong><br />
SECTION B – Operating Opta <strong>Comms</strong><br />
10. Place the wrench in its cradle and should get a charge light come, indicating it is connected. The<br />
cradle should be connected to Opta <strong>Comms</strong> using either RS232 or USB and the appropriate<br />
<strong>Comms</strong> channel should be selected. Make sure the wrench is on and select the <strong>Comms</strong> function<br />
on the main menu of the wrench. The wrench will state “External Communications Ready”.<br />
Press the test link icon and the box below will appear on the main screen. It gives<br />
information about the wrench that is in the cradle. The release is the software version on the<br />
wrench, if this is an old version, please contact CEL if a newer version is available. The serial<br />
number should match the one engraved on the lid. The span is the maximum torque the wrench is<br />
designed to pull. It will also be used by the software to determine if a job is suitable to be downloaded<br />
to the wrench, because each job is associated with a specific transducer during set up.<br />
11. Select the jobs you wish to download to the wrench. You can do this by clicking on the jobs<br />
displayed in the central pane while holding down the “Cntrl” key. In this example, Jobs JOB1 and<br />
JOB2 have been selected.<br />
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