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96/316 Bosch Rexroth AG | Tightening Technology 7 Data Services7.2 Ethernet communicationTable 7–7: Quality codes and descriptions (section 2 of 2)Quality code Monitoring function NOK * All other monitoring functions Category32 G+, OK All34 A+, G+, OK All36 A-, G+, OK All40 T+, G+, OK All42 A+, T+, G+, OK All44 A-, T+, G+, OK All48 T-, G+, OK All50 A+, T-, G+, OK All52 A-, T-, G+, OK All64 G-, OK All66 A+, G-, OK All68 A-, G-, OK All72 T+, G-, OK All74 A+, T+, G-, OK All76 A-, T+, G-, OK All80 T-, G-, OK All82 A+, T-, G-, OK All84 A-, T-, G-, OK All128 NOK OK/NOK System129 System error (fault) OK/NOK System130 Remove start signal ((C)Cw = 0) OK/NOK System130 Remove enable (En = 0) OK/NOK System131 Timeout sync/rework (t+Sync/RW) OK/NOK System131 Timeout application (t+app) OK/NOK System132 Synchronization (sync) OK/NOK System133 Rework (RW) OK/NOK System135 Spindle bypass (ByPass) OK/NOK System137 Torque redundancy (RedT) OK/NOK System138 Angle redundancy (RedA) OK/NOK System139 Start-up test (StartUp) OK/NOK System* A+, T+, G+ mean that the upper limit for the angle, torque, or gradient has been exceeded.A–, T–, G– mean that the lower limit for the angle, torque, or gradient has not been reached.NoteThe entries in the table correspond to the condition upon delivery. The table can be changed in the BS350operating system and transferred to the controllers.7.2.3.5 Tightening results from several steps in a tightening processNormally, the results output comes from the last completed step. In OK cases this is usually the last stepin column A. In NOK cases, the output comes from the step that led to the tightening abort.It is additionally possible to identify nine other steps as documentation steps. The results from these stepsare then stored in so-called docu buffers and provided for further processing.NoteIf the last completed step is a docu step, the results from the documentation step will not be additionallyoutput.System 350 | 3 608 878 040/05.2008
7 Data Services Tightening Technology | Bosch Rexroth AG 97/3167.2 Ethernet communicationIdentification of the steps for results outputThe steps 2A to 4A are identified as docu steps in this example ( symbol in the step icon). Step 5A, thelast step, does not have to be identified as a docu step, since it is documented (identified as docubuffer 0) as standard. Selection takes place in the Step characteristics menu under Save results. Onthe one hand, selecting Docu buffer 1–9 keeps track of the number of already used documentation optionsand, on the other hand, the order 1–9 also influences the order in which the results are input.NoteAssign the docu buffers according to the logical sequence in the tightening process.Figure 7–9:Identification of the steps for results output7.2.3.6 Standard 350 output formatThe Standard 350 output allows you to output the results values from several steps in a tightening process,as well as all monitoring functions that can be selected in an extended tightening step. The resultsare output in the following order:– Docu buffer 1, 2, ..., 9– Result step (identified as docu buffer 0).The following marginal conditions apply to the docu buffers:Standard tightening step– The selected monitoring functions are output. The actual values for T, A, G, t, TR, and AR and themonitoring function limit values A (A-/A+), T (T-/T+), G (G-/G+), and t (t+) are output.– The output order is always the same when several monitoring functions have been selected:T-, T, T+, A-, A, A+, G-, G, G+, t, t+, TR, AR.System 350 | 3 608 878 040/05.2008
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