INSTRUCTION MANUALFOR
GSL/GSLW SETUP SOFTWARE

Mar, 2020

GIKEN INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.

Before beginning operation:

Caution■Note
1. Please read this instruction manual carefully in order to ensure that you use this product correctly.
2. A part or no part of this instruction manual may be used or reproduced without the permission of
Giken Industrial Co.,Ltd.
3. Regarding the handling process and operation that are not listed in this instruction manual, please
think that they cannot be operated, and do not attempt to operate them. Any defect that would
occur when the handling process or the operation that is not listed in this instruction manual is
executed should be excluded in the scope of the warranty.
4. Matters listed in this instruction manual are subject to change for the improvement without notice.

Caution■Measures in case of an emergency
If this product is in a dangerous condition, immediately turn OFF all power switches of the main unitor the connected equipment, or pull out all power cords from the plug outlets. (“Dangerous
condition” means the condition when the fire break out or the danger to personal injury can be
expected due to the excessive heat generation, smoking or ignition.)-1-Outline
This product is the setup software for the GSL/GSLW controller.
Setup input can be entered from the front panel of the controller manually for the GSL/GSLW controller,
but this software is used to facilitate the setup input in a way easy to understand. When the personal
computer with this software installed is used, it is possible to simplify the initial setup input andimprove the maintainability due to its batch transmission function while monitoring the display screen.
As the other feature, the tightening history can be read and the torque waveform display can be checkedby sampling the tightening torque value.

Hardware requirements
OS: WINDOWS ’95
WINDOWS ’98
WINDOWS NT
WINDOWS ME
WINDOWS 2000
WINDOWS XP
RAM:

64MB or more

Installation destination:
Activation method:

C: ¥Program Files¥GSL Setup

Execute GSL_IF.exe

Password to write to the controller is 2003.

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Contents
1.MAIN MENU................................................................................................................................................. 4
1-1. Organizations of Screens ....................................................................................................................... 5
1-2. Automatic Communication Check ......................................................................................................... 6
1-3. Automatic Communication Check Function .......................................................................................... 6
2. SETTING READ .......................................................................................................................................... 7
2-1. FD/HD ................................................................................................................................................... 7
2-2. Using the CONTROLLER Key ............................................................................................................. 8
3. SETTING WRITE ......................................................................................................................................... 9
3-1. Using the FD/HD Key ........................................................................................................................... 9
3-2. Using the CONTROLLER Key ........................................................................................................... 10
4. SETTING .....................................................................................................................................................114-1. SAMPLING SET ..................................................................................................................................11
4-2. RATE. SET .......................................................................................................................................... 13
4-3. MOM.T SET ........................................................................................................................................ 14
4-4. PRE.T SET........................................................................................................................................... 15
4-5. REV.T SET .......................................................................................................................................... 16
4-6. REA.T SET .......................................................................................................................................... 17
4-7. AXIS.ARRANGE SET ........................................................................................................................ 18
4-8. PROGRAM SET.................................................................................................................................. 19
4-8-1. OPERATION SELECT screen ....................................................................................................... 20
4-9. CALENDAR AND BASIC UNIT SETTING ...................................................................................... 21
4-10. TIGHTENING DATA OUTPUT SETTING ...................................................................................... 22
4-11. OPTION SETTING ........................................................................................................................... 22
4-12. SETTING READ AND WRITE ON SETTING SCREENS ............................................................. 23
4-12-1. Reading the rating/rotation/pretightening/reverse rotation/final tightening/axial
arrangement/program setting ......................................................................................................... 23
4-12-2. Writing the rating/rotation/pretightening/reverse rotation/final tightening/axial
arrangement/program setting ......................................................................................................... 25
4-12-3. Reading the unit/tightening data output/option setting ................................................................. 27
4-12-4. Writing the unit/tightening data output setting ............................................................................. 30
4-12-5. Option setting write ...................................................................................................................... 32
5. AUTO MEASUREMENT ........................................................................................................................... 36
5-1. Using the ONLINE key ....................................................................................................................... 37
5-2. Using the TIGHTENING WAVE key .................................................................................................. 38
5-3. Using the TIGHTENING RECORD button ........................................................................................ 40
5-4. Using the ALARM HISTORY button .................................................................................................. 41
6. QUALITY CONTROL................................................................................................................................ 42
6-1. Gear check result ................................................................................................................................. 42
6-2. Self diagnosis ....................................................................................................................................... 43
7. PRINT ........................................................................................................................................................ 44
8. I/O MONITOR ............................................................................................................................................ 46
8-1. Using the MONITOR button ............................................................................................................... 47
8-2. Using the DUMMY INPUT button ...................................................................................................... 48
8-3. Using the DUMMY OUTPUT button .................................................................................................. 49
Glossary ........................................................................................................................................................ 50-3-1. MAIN MENU

Fig. 1-1. MAIN MENU・SETTING READ (F1)
Loads settings from a file or the controller.

・

SETTING WRITE (F2)
Writes settings to a file or the controller.

・

SETTING (F3)
Displays the SETTING screen.

・

AUTO MEASUREMENT (F4)
Displays the AUTO MEASUREMENT MENU.

・QUALITY CONTROL (F5)Displays the QUALITY CONTROL screen.

・

PRINT (F6)
Displays the PRINT screen.

・

I/O MONITOR (F7)
Displays the I/O MONITOR MENU.

・EXIT (F12)
Exits the program.

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1-1. Organizations of Screens
The organization of screens is diagrammatically shown below.
Main Menu

Setting
Read

Setting
Write

Setting

FD/HD
Controller
Axis
Arrangement
Setting

FD/HD
Controller

Controller

Setting
Write

Controller

Program Setting

Setting
Read

Setting
Write

FD/HD

Controller

Setting
Write

Controller

Controller
FD/HD
Controller
Calendar andBasic Unit
Setting

FD/HD

Setting
Read

Controller

Setting
Write

Controller

Unit Setting

Setting
Read

Tightening Data
Output Setting
OnlineTightening
Wave

FD/HD

Setting
Read

Controller

Setting
Write

Controller

FD/HD

FD/HD
Controller
FD/HD

Setting
Write

Controller

Setting
Read

Controller

Setting
Write

Controller

FD/HD
Controller

FD/HD

Option Setting
Tightening
RecordFD/HD

Setting
Write

Controller

Setting
Read

Controller

Setting
Write

Controller

Setting
Read

Controller

Alarm History

Final
T ightening
Setting

FD/HD

Setting
Read

FD/HD
Auto
Measurement

Pretightening
Setting

FD/HD

Setting
Read

Rotation
Setting

ReverseRotation
Setting

FD/HD

Operation
SelectSampling Setting

Rating Setting

FD/HD

Setting
Read

FD/HD

Gear Check
Result

FD/HD

Print

FD/HD

I/O Monitor

Setting
Write

MonitorDummy Input

FD/HD
Controller

Dummy Output

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FD/HD

1-2. Automatic Communication Check
When the program is started, the communication baud rate of the GSL controller is automaticallydetected and set accordingly.
If the program is started without connecting the GSL controller, the settings for the last successfulcommunication are used.

Fig. 1-2. MAIN MENU (communication check in progress)

Fig. 1-3. Initial communication check error

Fig. 1-4. Unit setting acquisition error
When the program is started, the unit
settings of the GSL controller areautomatically acquired.

1-3. Automatic Communication Check Function
When the program is started, the version of the GSL controller is automatically checked.
When the product is attempted to connect with the GSL controller that cannot be connected, the alarm
message appears and the program exits.

Fig.1-5. Controller version check error

Fig.1-6. GSL check error
When the product is connected with thecontroller that is set to GSL, the alarm
message also appears and the program exits.

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The SETTING READ screen allows you to load GSL settings from a file or the controller.
2-1. FD/HD
 FD/HD (F1)
Loads GSL settings from a file.
 CONTROLLER (F2)
Loads GSL settings from the GSL controller.
This requires that the GSL controller be previously
connected to the personal computer using an RS-232C
cable.
 RETURN (F12)Returns to the MAIN MENU.
Fig. 2-1. SETTING READ screen
To load GSL settings, select a file with this extension.

Fig. 2-2. Selecting the file to be loaded

Using the FILE SELECT dialog box, select the GSL settings file you want to load.
When a file for GSL settings is selected, its loading is started.
The progress of this loading is displayed.
The GSL settings file contains the following settings:
Unit settings

Rating settings

Rotation settings

Pretightening settings

Reverse rotation settings

Final tightening settings

Axial arrangement settings

Program settings

Fig. 2-3. Progress of loading from FD/HD

When the GSL settings file has been loaded successfully, the following message appears.
After the GSL settings file has been loaded, the SETTING screen is displayed.
Password input appears to display the SETTING screen.

Fig. 2-4. Message for successful completion of loading the data-7-

2-2. Using the CONTROLLER Key
When the CONTROLLER key is clicked, GSL settings are loaded from the GSL controller.
This requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal computer using an
RS-232C cable.

Fig. 2-5. Progress of loading from controller

Fig. 2-6. Message for successful
completion of loading the data fromcontroller

When the loading from the controller has been finished, the following message appears. When theloading from the controller has been finished, the screen moves to the setting menu. Password input
appears to display the SETTING screen.

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The SETTING WRITE screen allows you to write settings to a file or the controller.

Fig. 3-1. SETTING WRITE screen FD/HD (F1)
Writes GSL settings to a file.
 CONTROLLER (F2)
Writes GSL settings to the GSL controller.
This requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal computer using an RS-232C cable.
 RETURN (F12)Returns to the MAIN MENU.

3-1. Using the FD/HD Key
When the FD/HD key is clicked, GSL settings are written to a file on the floppy disk (FD), hard disk (HD), or otheraccessible media.
The file for the GSL settings is saved under a name with an extension of GSL.

Fig. 3-2. Selecting a file to write settings
Using the FILE SELECT dialog box, select the file to which you want to write GSL settings.

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Fig. 3-3. Progress of writing to FD/HD

Fig. 3-4. Message for successful completion ofwriting the data to the GSL settings file

When a file is selected, writing is started.
The progress of writing GSL settings to the file is displayed.
The following settings are saved in the GSL settings file.
Unit settings

Rating settings

Rotation settings

Pretightening settings

Reverse rotation settings

Final tightening settings

Axis arrangement settings

Program settings

When the settings have been successfully written to the GSL settings file, the message on the right appears:

3-2. Using the CONTROLLER Key
When the CONTROLLER key is clicked, GSL settings are written to the GSL controller.
This requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal computer using an RS-232C cable.
Writing data to the controller requires entering your password. (Password: 2003) If your password is incorrect, you are
not permitted to write GSL settings to the controller.

Fig. 3-5. Password check

Fig. 3-6. Operation ready OFF check

Operation ready is forcibly turned OFF after checking the password. Select “Yes” when the operation ready is allowed tobe turned OFF. If the operation ready is not turned OFF, you are not permitted to write.

Fig. 3-7. Progress of writing to the controller

Fig. 3-8. Message for successful completion of writing
the data to the controller

When the GSL settings have been successfully written to the controller, the message (Fig. 3-8.) appears.

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4. SETTING
When SETTING is selected from the MAIN MENU, the SETTING screen is displayed.

Fig. 4. SETTING screen

SAMPLING SET (F1)

Displays the SAMPLING SET screen.


Displays the RATE. SET screen.

MON.T SET (F3)

Displays the MON.T SET screen.


REV.T SET (F5)

REA.T SET (F6)
Displays the REA.T SET screen.

AXIS.ARRANGE SET (F9)

Displays the AXIS.ARRANGE SET screen.


PRE.T SET (F4)
Displays the PRE.T SET screen.

Displays the REV.T SET screen.


RATE. SET (F2)PROGRAM SET (F10)Displays the PROGRAM SET screen.

CALENDAR AND BASIC UNIT SETTING (F11)

Displays the CALENDAR AND BASIC UNIT SETTING screen

RETURN (F12)Returns to the MAIN MENU

4-1. SAMPLING SETThe SAMPLING SET screen allows you to sample the tightening angle and simply provide the rating, pretightening,
final tightening, and program settings.
For the pretightening and final tightening settings, values are established in the uncompleted setting No.

Fig. 4-1. SAMPLING SET screen- 11 -

Program No.
Specify the setting number for which the pretightening, final tightening, and program settings are simply provided.
The pretightening, final tightening, and program settings for the specified number are updated.

Axis No.
Specify the axis number for which the settings are being simply provided.
The rating and program settings for the specified number are updated.



Nut Runner TypeSpecify a nut runner type.
The specified nut runner is updated in the rating settings.

Tightening Pattern
Select the tightening pattern that is being simply provided.
The program settings are updated with the specified tightening pattern.

Final Tightening Torque

Upper Limit (0 to 999.9)

Final Tightening TorqueBolt Thread Pitch (0 to 99.99)

The pretightening and final tightening settings are updated with the specified upper limit of final tightening torque.
Lower Limit (0 to 999.9)

The pretightening and final tightening settings are updated with the specified lower limit of final tightening torque.
The pretightening settings are updated with the specified bolt thread pitch.
Tightening Length (0 to 999.9)
The pretightening settings are updated with the specified tightening length.

Sampling Setting History
The program number and axis number for which the simple settings have been provided are displayed as history.



Tightening Angle Sampling Start
The tightening angle starts being sampled.

Sampling Data Loading
Based on the sampled data on tightening angle, either bolt thread pitch or tightening length is set.

Run
The simple settings are run.

Return to SETTING
You return to the SETTING screen.

The SAMPLING SET screen allows you to check the input under the following conditions.
Setting against the input rule is not allowed.
 Final Tightening Torque Upper Limit  Final Tightening Torque Lower Limit Bolt Thread Pitch  0
 Tightening Length  0- 12 -

4-2. RATE. SET
The RATE.SET screen allows you to modify the rating settings.

Print:

Prints out the current screen as it is.

Undo: Undoes the last entered data.
Copy: Copies the settings for each axis number.
Paste: Pastes the copied data to the specified
setting number.

Fig. 4-2-1. RATE. SET screen

Setting No.



Select the setting number for which settings are to be modified.
Read button

Establishes the modification.


Displays the RATE. SET READ screen.


Write button
Displays the RATE. SET WRITE screen.

Preview button

Displays the print preview for the rating settings.
Establish button

Print button
Prints out the rating settings.

OK button

Establishes the modification and returns to the SETTING screen.

Cancel button
Cancels the modification and returns to the SETTING
screen.



Nut runner typeEnter a nut runner type.
Enter a sensor type.

Tightening directionEnter a tightening direction.
Setting limit (0 to 999.9)
Enter a setting limit.

Rating limit (0 to 999.9)

Enter a rating limit.


Sensor type

Reduction ratio (0 to 9999)
Enter a reduction ratio.

CAL value (0 to 999.9)
Enter a CAL value.

The RATE. SET screen allows you to check the input under the following conditions.
Setting against the input rule is not allowed.
 Rating Limit  Torque sensor rating Setting Limit  Torque sensor rating
 CAL Value  Torque sensor rating- 13 -

4-3. MOM.T SET
The MOM.T SET screen allows you to provide rotation settings.

Print:

Prints out the current screen as it is.

Undo: Undoes the last entered data.
Copy: Copies the settings for each axis number.
Paste: Pastes the copied data to the specified
setting number.

Fig. 4-3-1. MOM.T SET screen

Setting No.



Select the setting number for which settings are to be modified.
Read button

Establishes the modification.


Displays the MOM.T SET READ screen.
Preview button

OK button

Cancel button

Establishes the modification and returns to the DETAILED

Cancels the modification and returns to the DETAILEDSETTING screen.

SETTING screen.

Rotational directionDelete button
Deletes the settings for the specified setting number.

Operation
Without Torque Evaluation:

You cannot enter the upper and lower torque limits and the fitting torque.

With Torque evaluation:

You cannot enter the fitting torque.

Fitting:

You cannot enter the upper and lower torque limits.

Gear Check:

Enter the upper torque limit only.

Overtime (1 to 60)

Enter the overtime.


Print button
Prints out the rotation settings.

Enter a rotational direction.


Write button
Displays the MOM.T SET WRITE screen.

Displays the print preview for the rotation settings.
Establish button

Cutting angle (0 to 9999)
Enter the cutting angle.

Speed (0 to 9999)
Enter the speed.

Upper Torque Limit (0 to 999.9)
Enter the upper torque limit.



Note:

This value may be entered when “With Torque Evaluation” is selected in Operation.

Fitting Torque (0 to 999.9)
Enter the fitting torque.

This value may be entered when “With Torque Evaluation” is selected in Operation.

Lower Torque Limit (0 to 999.9)
Enter the lower torque limit.



Note:

Note: This value may be entered when “Fitting” is selected in Operation.

Prerotation Time (0 to 9999)
Enter the prerotation time.

MOM.T SET screen allows you to check the input under the following conditions.
Setting against the input rule is not allowed.
Overtime  1When the action is “Torque Determination is ON.”

Upper torque limit  Lower torque limit- 14 -

4-4. PRE.T SET
The PRE.T SET screen allows you to modify the pretightening settings.
Print:

Prints out the current screen as it is.

Undo: Undoes the last entered data.
Copy: Copies the settings for each axis number.
Paste: Pastes the copied data to the specified
setting number.

Fig. 4-4-1. PRE.T SET screen

Setting No.

 Establish button

Select the setting number for which settings are to be modified.
Read button

Establishes the modification.
 Write button

Displays the PRE.T SET READ screen.


Displays the PRE.T SET WRITE screen.

Preview button

 Print button

Displays the print preview for the pretightening settings.
OK button

Prints out the pretightening settings.
 Cancel button

Establishes the modification and returns to the DETAILED

Cancels the modification and returns to the DETAILEDSETTING screen

SETTING screen.

Upper torque limit (0 to 999.9)

 Lower torque limit (0 to 999.9)

Enter the upper torque limit.
Enter the lower torque limit.

Overtime (1 to 60)

 Speed 1 (0 to 9999)

Enter the overtime.
Enter speed 1.

Moving angle (0 to 9999)

 Speed 3 (0 to 200)

Enter the moving angle.

Enter Speed 3.

It will be unconditionally the third speed after the specified angle.
Delete button
Deletes the settings for the specified setting number.



Speed 2 select angle (0 to 9999)

 Speed 2 select torque (0 to 999.9)

Enter speed 2 select angle.
Enter speed 2 select torque.

Speed 2 (0 to 500)

 Cutting torque (0 to 999.9)

Enter Speed 2.
Enter a cutting torque.

Time before pretightening (0 to 65500)

 Monitoring time for no-torque (0 to 65500)

Enter the time before pretightening.
Sets the monitoring time for no-torque condition.

Stall time (0 to 65500)

 Premature tightening determination angle

Sets the stall time.

Determines as the premature tightening NG if it reaches
the cutting torque value within the specified angle.

PRE.T SET screen allows you to check the input under the following conditions.
Setting against the input rule is not allowed.
 Overtime  1
 Upper torque limit  Lower torque limit Moving angle  Speed 2 select angle
 Upper torque limit  TS１: Pretightening cutting torque  Lower torque limit- 15 -

4-5. REV.T SET
The REV.T SET screen allows you to modify the reverse rotation settings.
Print:

Prints out the current screen as it is.

Undo: Undoes the last entered data.
Copy: Copies the settings for each axis number.
Paste: Pastes the copied data to the specified
setting number.

Fig. 4-5-1. REV.T SET screen

Setting No.

 Establish button

Select the setting number for which settings are to be modified.
Read button

Establishes the modification.
 Write button

Displays the REV.T SET READ screen.


Displays the REV.T SET WRITE screen.

Preview button

 Print button

Displays the print preview for the reverse rotation settings.







OK button

Prints out the reverse rotation settings.
 Cancel button

Establishes the modification and returns to the DETAILED

Cancels the modification and returns to the DETAILEDSETTING screen.

SETTING screen.

Upper torque limit (0 to 999.9)

 Lower torque limit (0 to 999.9)

Enter the upper torque limit.

Enter the lower torque limit.

Overtime (1 to 60)

 Cutting angle (0 to 9999)

Enter the overtime.

Enter the cutting angle

Speed 1 (0 to 9999)

 Speed 2 select angle (0 to 9999)

Enter speed 1.
Enter Speed 2 select angle.

Speed 2 (0 to 9999)

Enter speed 2.

Passing torque. (0 to 999.9)
When the step stops while no condition exists more than
the specified value in the reverse rotation, it becomes“REV.T PASSING TORQUE NG”.



Delete button

 Time before reverse rotation (0 to 65500)

Deletes the settings for the specified setting number.
Enter the time before reverse rotation.

Baking torque (0 to 999.9)
When the torque exceeds its preset value in the reverse
rotation, it becomes “REV.T BAKING TORQUE NG”.

REV.T SET screen allows you to check the input under the following conditions.

Setting against the input rule is not allowed.
 Overtime  1
 Upper torque limit  Lower torque limit
 Select angle  Cutting angle- 16 -

4-6. REA.T SET
The REA.T SET screen allows you to modify the final tightening settings.
Print:

Prints out the current screen as it is.

Undo: Undoes the last entered data.
Copy: Copies the settings for each axis number.
Paste: Pastes the copied data to the specified
setting number.

Fig. 4-6-1. REA.T SET screen

Setting No.

 Establish button

Select the setting number for which settings are to be modified.
Read button
Displays the REA.T SET READ screen.



Displays the REA.T SET WRITE screen.

Preview button

 Print button

Displays the print preview for the final tightening settings.
OK button
SETTING screen.

 Lower torque limit (0 to 999.9)
Enter the lower torque limit.

Overtime (1 to 60)

 Speed 1 (0 to 9999)

Enter the overtime.
Enter speed 1.

Speed 2 Select Angle (0 to 9999)

 Speed 2 (0 to 999)

Enter Speed 2 Select Angle.
Cancels the modification and returns to the DETAILEDSETTING screen.

Upper torque limit (0 to 999.9)
Enter the upper torque limit.

Prints out the final tightening settings.
 Cancel button

Establishes the modification and returns to the DETAILED

Establishes the modification.
 Write buttonEnter speed 2.

Final tightening cutting torque value (0 to 999.9)

 Time before final tightening (0 to 65500)

Enter the final tightening cutting torque value.

Enter the time before final tightening.

Overcutting angle (0 to 9999)

 Monitoring time for no-torque (0 to 65500)

Changes the overcutting angle.

Set the monitoring time for no-torque.

Stall time (0 to 65500)

 Delete button

Set the stall time.

Deletes the settings for the specified setting number.

REA.T SET screen allows you to check the input under the following conditions.

Setting against the input rule is not allowed.
Overtime  1Upper torque limit  Lower torque limit

Speed 2 select angle  Cutting angle of REV.T setting 6Upper torque limit  Final tightening cutting torque value  Lower torque limit- 17 -

4-7. AXIS.ARRANGE SETThe AXIS.ARRANGE SET screen allows you to enter axial arrangement data.

Print:

Prints out the current screen as it is.

Undo: Undoes the last entered data.
Copy: Copies the settings for each axis number.
Paste: Pastes the copied data to the specified
setting number.

Fig. 4-7-1. AXIS.ARRANGE SET screenProgram No.

 Screw No. selectEnter the desired program number.


Select screw numbers you want to plot.

Axial arrangement form
Determine the axial arrangement on the axial arrangement formby clicking on the left mouse button.



Read

 Write

Displays the AXIS.ARRANGE SET READ screen.


Displays the AXIS.ARRANGE SET WRITE screen.

Print



Prints out the currently displayed screen as it is.


Delete one

 OK

Deletes the last entry of the axial arrangement

Establishes the settings and returns to the DETAILED

data on the screen.

SETTING screen.

CancelCancels the settings and returns to the SETTING screen.



Clear
Deletes all the axial arrangement data on the screen.

Big marker/Small marker
It allows you to change the display size of the axis.

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4-8. PROGRAM SET
The PROGRAM SET screen allows you to change the program.
Print:

Prints out the current screen as it is.

Undo:

Undoes the last entered data.

Copy:

Copies the settings for each program number.
It allows you to copy by selecting the axial unit,
block unit or program unit. It can be selected on

Fig. 4-8-1. PROGRAM SET screen

the drop down menu. When the button is clickedon, “Copy the axis and block” will be executed.

 Program No.
Specify the program number you want to set up.

Paste:

 Unit No.

Pastes the copied data to the specified program
number.

Specify the unit number.
 Program sheet
Displays the program selected with the specified program number
or unit number.
 Read button

Displays the PROGRAM SET READ screen.

Write button
Displays the PROGRAM SET WRITE screen.

 Preview button

Displays a print preview of the program settings.

Print button
Prints out the program settings.

 Operation select button
Select an area on the program sheet and then press this button.
The PROGRAM OPERATION SELECT screen will be displayed.
 OK button

 Cancel button

Establishes the modification and returns to theCancels the modification and returns to the SETTINGSETTING screen.

Screen.

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4-8-1. OPERATION SELECT screen
Note:

In Rotation, Pretightening, Reverse,
Final Tightening Select Lists, only thesetting items in the white fields areavailable for the program.

Fig. 4-8-2. OPERATION SELECT screenRotation, Pretightening, Reverse, Final Tightening Select List
Clicking a setting item will add it to the settings list.

Settings list

 One line insertion button

Displays the programmed data.


Inserts one line to the setting data list.

Line delete button

 Clear button

Deletes one line from the settings list.
Clears all the lines of the settings list.

Rating number Tightening screw numberEnter the rating number.
Enter the tightening screw number.

End synchronous button
When a line is selected from the setting data list and the end synchronous button is clicked on, the end synchronous is set.
The end synchronous that has been synchronized for all axes can not release the setting of end synchronous when the mousehas been clicked in the all axis check boxes. It can be released when the check marks in the all axis check boxes are
removed.

All axes synchronous check box
Performs the end synchronous for all axes. The end synchronous that has been synchronized for all axes cannot be changed.
To change it, remove the check mark in the end synchronous box.

Retry button
Adds a retry to the settings list. Inserts the retry to the same step of other axis even if the check mark in the all axes retry box
has been removed.

All axes retry check box
Adds a retry to all axes. Retry that has been retried to all axes cannot be changed.
To change, remove the check mark in the all axes retry check box.

End button

 OK button

Adds an end to the setting data list.

Establishes the settings and returns to the
PROGRAM SET screen.

Cancel button
Cancels the settings and returns to the PROGRAM SET screen.

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4-9. CALENDAR AND BASIC UNIT SETTINGThe CALENDAR AND BASIC UNIT SETTING screen allows you to set the calendar and basic units.
Note: To operate the history clear/calendar
settingrequired.

button,thepassword(Password: 2003)

Fig. 4-9-1. CALENDAR AND BASIC UNIT SETTING screenHistory clear button
Clears the history on the controller.



Calendar display
Displays the calendar information on the controller in real time.



Calendar setting button

 Version display

Sets the current date and time on the PC to those on

Displays the version of the controller.

the controller.
Transmission rate display

 Unit setting

Displays the transmission rate with the controller.


Sets the unit to which each axis belongs.

Establish button

 Cancel button

Establishes the entered unit data.
Cancels the entered unit data.

Read button

 Write button

Displays the UNIT SETTING READ screen.


Displays the UNIT SETTING WRITE screen.

Tightening data output setting Option setting

Displays the TIGHTENING DATA OUTPUT SETTING screen.
Return to SETTING screen
Returns to the SETTING screen.

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Displays the OPTION SETTING screen.

is4-10. TIGHTENING DATA OUTPUT SETTING
Sets the tightening data output.

Print:

Prints out the current screen
as it is.

Fig. 4-10-1. TIGHTENING DATA OUTPUT SETTING screenRead button

 Write button

Displays the TIGHTENING DATA OUTPUT

Displays the TIGHTENING DATA OUTPUTSETTING READ screen.


SETTING WRITE screen.

Preview button

 Print button

Displays the TIGHTENING DATA OUTPUT

Prints out the tightening data output setting.

SETTING print preview.
OK button

 Cancel button

Establishes the modification and returns to the SETTING

Cancels the modification and returns to thescreen.

SETTING screen.

4-11. OPTION SETTING
Sets an option.
Print: Prints out the current screen as it is.

Fig. 4-11-1. OPTION SETTING screenRead button

 Write button

Displays the OPTION SETTING READ screen.


Displays the OPTION SETTING WRITE screen.

Preview button

 Print button

Displays the OPTION SETTING print preview.


Prints out the option setting.

OK button

 Cancel button

Establishes the modification and returns to the SETTING

Cancels the modification and returns to thescreen.

SETTING screen.

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4-12. SETTING READ AND WRITE ON SETTING SCREENS
Reads and writes the setting of setting screens about the rating, rotation, pretightening, reverse rotation, final tightening,
axial arrangement, program, tightening data output and option. Similar setting screens are described in a lot.
4-12-1. Reading the rating/rotation/pretightening/reverse rotation/final tightening/axial arrangement/program setting
Reads each setting from a file or the controller.

Fig. 4-12-1. SETTING READ screen All (Ratting 1 to Rating 30)
Set all items to read.
 Select
Selects a setting to read. When the select option is specified, it allows you to select the list box of each setting.
 FD/HD (F1)
Reads each setting from the file.
 Controller (F2)
Reads each setting from the GSL controller.
To read the setting from the GSL controller, this requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal
computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.

Fig. 4-12-2. Communication error
Return (F12)Returns to each SETTING screen.

1. FD/HD
Reads each setting data from the FD (floppy disk), HD (hard disk) or other files on the media that is allowed to access in this FD/HD
processing.
Setting file that saves each setting data will be saved with a file extension of each setting file.
（Rating: GST, Rotation: GSR, Pretightening: GSK, Reverse rotation: GSG, Final tightening: GSH, Program: GSP
Axial arrangement: GSJ, Unit: GSU, Tightening data output: OUT, Option: OPT）
To select the file to read, select a file with the extension for each file.

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Fig. 4-12-3. READ FILE SELECT screen
Use the file select dialog to select each setting file to read.
When loading of each setting file is finished, the following message appears.

Fig. 4-12-4. Message for successful completion of loading the setting file
2. Controller
Reads each setting from the setting value saved in the GSL controller.
When the setting is read from the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal computer
using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.

Fig. 4-12-5. Communication error

Fig. 4-12-6. Progress of reading from the controller
When reading from the controller is finished, the following message appears.

Fig.4-12-7. Message for successful completion of loading the data from the controller- 24 -

3. Read select of each setting
If you want to read the specified setting only, choose the select option.
Select the specified setting because the options in the list box can be now selected.
When the FD/HD button is clicked on, only the specified setting is read from the file.
When the controller button is clicked on, only the specified setting is read from the GSL controller.

Fig. 4-12-8. Setting and Select4-12-2. Writing the rating/rotation/pretightening/reverse rotation/final tightening/axial arrangement/program setting
Writes each setting to a file or the controller.

Fig. 4-12-9. SETTING WRITE screen

FD/HD (F1)
Writes each setting to the file.

Controller (F2)
Writes each setting to the GSL controller.
When the setting is read from the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal
computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.

Fig.4-12-10. Communication error
Return (F12)Returns to each setting screen.

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1. FD/HD
Writes each setting data to the FD (floppy disk), HD (hard disk) or other files on the media that is allowed to access in this FD/HD
processing. Setting file that saves each setting data will be saved with a file extension of each setting file. （Rating: GST, Rotation:
GSR, Pretightening: GSK, Reverse rotation: GSG, Final tightening: GSH, Program: GSP, Axial arrangement: GSJ, Unit: GSU,
Tightening data output: OUT, Option: OPT）

Fig. 4-12-11. Select the file to write
Use the file select dialog to select the setting file to write.
When writing the setting file is finished, the following message appears.

Fig. 4-12-12. Message for successful completion of writing the setting fileFig. 4-12-13. Communication error

2. Controller
Writes each setting to the GSL controller.
To write to the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal computer
using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.
Password is required to write to the controller. (Password: 2003). If your password is incorrect, you are not permitted towrite to the controller.

Fig. 4-12-14. Password check

Fig. 4-12-15. Operation ready OFF check

Operation ready is forcibly turned OFF after checking the password. Select “Yes” when the operation ready is allowed tobe turned OFF. If the operation ready is not turned OFF, you are not permitted to write.

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Fig. 4-12-16. Progress of writing to the controller

Fig. 4-12-17. Message for successful completion ofwriting the setting file

When writing to the controller is finished, the following message appears.
3. Read select of each setting
If you want to write the specified setting only, choose the select option.
Select the specified setting because the options in the list box can be now selected.
When the FD/HD button is clicked on, only the specified setting is written to the file.
When the controller button is clicked on, only the specified setting is written to the GSL controller.

Fig. 4-12-18. Setting Select4-12-3. Reading the unit/tightening data output/option setting
Reads each setting from a file or the controller.

Fig. 4-12-19. SETTING READ screen- 27 -



FD/HD
Reads each setting from the file.

Controller
Reads each setting from the GSL controller.
When each setting is read from the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connectedto the personal computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication
error occurs.

Fig. 4-12-20. Communication error
ReturnReturns to each setting screen.

1. FD/HD
Reads each setting data from the FD (floppy disk), HD (hard disk) or other files on the media that is allowed to access in this FD/HD
processing. Setting file that saves each setting data will be saved with a file extension of each setting file. （Rating: GST, Rotation:
GSR, Pretightening: GSK, Reverse rotation: GSG, Final tightening: GSH, Program: GSP, Axial arrangement: GSJ, Unit: GSU,
Tightening data output: OUT, Option: OPT）
To select the file to read, select a file with the extension for each file.

Fig. 4-12-21. Read the file to selectUse the file select dialog to select each setting file to read.
When writing of each setting file is finished, the following message appears.

Fig. 4-12-22. Message for successful completion of loading the setting file
2. Controller
Reads each setting from the setting value saved in the GSL controller.
When the setting is read from the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to thepersonal computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.

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Fig. 4-12-23. Communication error

Fig. 4-12-24. Progress of reading
When loading from the controller is completed, the following message appears.

Fig. 4-12-25. Message for successful completion of loading the data from the controller- 29 -

4-12-4. Writing the unit/tightening data output setting
Writes each setting to a file or the controller.

Fig. 4-12-26. SETTING WRITE screen

FD/HD (F1)
Writes each setting to the file.

Controller (F2)
Writes each setting to the GSL controller.
When the setting is written from the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously
connected to the personal computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, thecommunication error occurs.

Fig. 4-12-27. Communication error

ReturnReturns to the unit setting.

1. FD/HD
Writes each setting data to the FD (floppy disk), HD (hard disk) or other files on the media that is allowed to access in this FD/HD
processing. Setting file that saves each setting data will be saved with a file extension of each setting file.
(Rating: GST, Rotation: GSR, Pretightening: GSK, Reverse rotation: GSG, Final tightening: GSH, Program: GSP, Axial arrangement:
GSJ, Unit: GSU, Tightening data output: OUT, Option: OPT)

Fig. 4-12-28. Select the file to write- 30 -

Use the file select dialog to select each setting file to write.
When writing of each setting file is finished, the following message appears.

Fig. 4-12-29. Message for successful completion

Fig. 4-12-30. Communication errorof writing the setting file
2. Controller
Writes the unit setting to the GSL controller.
When writing to the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal
computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.
Password is required to write to the controller. (Password: 2003). If your password is incorrect, you are not permitted towrite to the controller.

Fig. 4-12-31. Password check

Fig. 4-12-32. Operation ready OFF check

Operation ready is forcibly turned OFF after checking the password. Select “Yes” when the operation ready is allowed tobe turned OFF. If the operation ready is not turned OFF, you are not permitted to write.

Fig. 4-12-33. Progress of writing to the controller

When writing to the controller is finished, the following message appears.

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Fig. 4-12-34. Message for successful completion of writing the data to the controller
4-12-5. Option setting write
Writes each setting to the file or the controller.

Fig. 4-12-35. SETTING WRITE screen

FD/HD (F1)
Writes the option setting to the file.

Controller (F2)
Write the option setting to the GSL controller.
When the setting is written from the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to thepersonal computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.

Fig. 4-12-36. Communication error
ReturnReturns to the option setting.

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1. FD/HD
Writes the option setting data to the FD (floppy disk), HD (hard disk) or other files on the media that is allowed to accessin this FD/HD processing. Setting file that saves each setting data will be saved with a file extension of each setting file.
(Rating: GST, Rotation: GSR, Pretightening: GSK, Reverse rotation: GSG, Final tightening: GSH, Program: GSP, Axial
arrangement: GSJ, Unit: GSU, Tightening data output: OUT, Option: OPT)

Fig. 4-12-37. Select the file to write

Use the file select dialog to select the option setting file to write.
When writing to the option setting file is finished, the following message appears.

Fig. 4-12-38. Message for successful completion of writing the option setting file

2. Controller
Writes the option setting to the GSL controller.
When writing to the GSL controller, it requires that the GSL controller be previously connected to the personal
computer using an RS-232C cable. If they are not connected via the cable, the communication error occurs.

Fig. 4-12-39. Communication error

It is required to turn ON and OFF the power to the controller when the option setting is written to the controller.

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Password is required to write to the controller. (Password: 2003) If your password is incorrect, you are not permitted towrite to the controller.

Fig. 4-12-41. Password check

Operation ready is forcibly turned OFF after checking the password.
Select “Yes” when the operation ready is allowed to be turned OFF. If the operation ready is not turned OFF, you are notpermitted to write.

Fig. 4-12-42. Operation ready OFF check

Fig. 4-12-43. Progress of writing to the controller

When writing to the controller is finished, the following message appears.

Fig. 4-12-44. Message for successful completion of writing the data to the controller

It is required to turn ON and OFF the power to the controller after writing.
Turn ON and OFF the power to the controller following the message.

Fig.4-12-45. Controller power ON and OFF

Checks the communication after turning the power ON and OFF.

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Fig. 4-12-46. Communication check confirmation

When an error occurred in the communication check, the error message appears.
Select “Yes” to retry.

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5. AUTO MEASUREMENT
The AUTO MEASUREMENT screen provides the auto measurement options.

Fig. 5-1. Auto measurement options
 ONLINE
Displays the ON LINE screen.
Also it automatically saves the online information and zero magnification information.
 TIGHTENING WAVE
Displays the TIGHTENING WAVE screen.
Also it automatically saves the elongation waveforms and zero magnification information.
 TIGHTENING RECORD
Displays the TIGHTENING RECORD screen.
 ALARM HISTORY
Displays the ALARM HISTORY screen.
 RETURN TO MAIN MENU
Returns to the MAIN MENU.

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5-1. Using the ONLINE key
When the ONLINE key is clicked, the ON LINE screen is displayed.
This screen allows you to receive the online information as appropriate from the controller and display it.

Fig. 5-2. ONLINE screen

Fig. 5-3. Communication check
To automatically save the online information, tick the “Save Online to File” option.
To automatically save the zero magnification data, tick the “Save Zero Magnification Data” option.
Return to AUTO MEASUREMENT screen
Returns to the AUTO MEASUREMENT screen.

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5-2. Using the TIGHTENING WAVE key
When the TIGHTENING WAVE key is clicked, the tightening waveform is displayed.
Tightening waveform can be read manually from the controller. The read waveform data can be manually stored in a file.
It is also possible to read the stored waveform data and display the waveform.

Fig. 5-4. TIGHTENING WAVE screen

Print : Prints out the current screen as it is.
 Wave Mode
Displays a graph for time vs. angle, time vs. torque, or angle vs. torque.
 Axis No.
Enter the axis number for which the tightening waveform information is being obtained.
 Time of Tightening Data
Displays the time and date when the tightening waveform information was obtained.
 Program No.
Displays the program number for which the tightening waveform information was obtained.
 Screw No.
Displays the screw number for which the tightening waveform information was obtained.
 Tightening Result
Displays information on general evaluation result, torque, time, and angle.
 Graph Creation button
Creates a tightening result graph.

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 Data Save button
Saves the waveform data loaded from the controller to a file.
 Read button
Loads the tightening waveform data for the specified axis number from the controller. This also allows you to load waveform
data from the saved file.
 Data Display
Numerically displays the tightening result information.
Select the displayed tightening result and then click the Graph Creation button. A graph will be created in an arbitrary data
range.
 Graph Display
Displays a graph from the tightening result information.
 Print button
Prints out the currently displayed screen.
 Return to AUTO MEASUREMENT screen
Returns to the AUTO MEASUREMENT screen.

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5-3. Using the TIGHTENING RECORD button
When the TIGHTENING RECORD button is clicked, the tightening history is displayed.
The displayed TIGHTENING RECORD screen allows you to save the displayed tightening history to a file.

Fig. 5-5. TIGHTENING RECORD screen Axis No.
Select the axis No. to read.
 Read button
Executes reading.
 Cancel button
Cancels reading.
 Record Write
Saves the displayed history information to a file.
 Return to AUTO MEASUREMENT screen
Returns to the AUTO MEASUREMENT screen.

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5-4. Using the ALARM HISTORY button
When the ALARM HISTORY button is clicked, the alarm history is displayed.
The displayed ALARM HISTORY screen allows you to save the displayed alarm history to a file.

Fig. 5-6. ALARM HISTORY screen
 History Write
Saves the displayed history information to a file.
 Return to AUTO MEASUREMENT screen
Returns to the AUTO MEASUREMENT screen.

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6. QUALITY CONTROL

Fig. 6-1. QUALITY CONTROL menu Gear check result
Displays the gear result.
 Self diagnosis
Displays the versions of the personal computer, IF unit, controller and display.
Also checks whether all versions of controllers are same or not.
 Return to MAIN MENU
Returns to the MAIN MENU.

6-1. Gear check result
Displays the gear.

Fig. 6-2. Gear display
 Gear display
Displays the measurement value and set value of each axis.
 Return to QUALITY CONTROL screen
Returns to the QUALITY CONTROL screen.

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6-2. Self diagnosis
Displays the versions of the personal computer, IF unit, controller and display.
Also checks whether all versions of controllers are same or not.

Fig. 6-3. Self diagnosis

 Return to QUALITY CONTROL screen
Returns to the QUALITY CONTROL screen.

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7. PRINT
The PRINT screen is shown below:

Fig. 7-1. PRINT screen
 Print Tightening Settings from Controller
Prints out tightening settings from the printer connected to the controller.
 Print Data SelectFrom Print Data Select, the following items may be selected:
All settings used
Program (1 to 24)
Rotation settings (1 to 24)
Pretightening settings (1 to 24)
Reverse rotation settings (1 to 24)
Final tightening settings (1 to 24)
Rating settings (1 to 30)
Axis arrangement settings (1 to 24)
Final data on tightening (1 to 7)
 Number SelectEnter the setting number you want to print out or the axis number.
When any option other than the “All Settings Used” option is selected from Print Data Select, the selected settings are
displayed on the screen.
 Print button
Prints out the data in accordance with the settings in Print Data Select and Number Select.
 Set Online Print for Controller Data
Allows you to set the controller to print out data.
 Print Mode SelectAllows you to select any of the following options.
No Auto Print
After Each Tightening
When Rejection Occurs
When Rejection Occurs After Initial N Units
When the “No Auto Print” option is selected, Result Print Select and Initial Number of Units are not displayed.

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 Result Print SelectAllows you to select any of the following options:Rotation Result Print
Pretightening Result Print
Reverse Rotation Result Print
Final Tightening Result Print
Zero Magnification Result Print
 Initial Number of UnitsEnter the initial number of units.
Initial Number of Units is only displayed when the print mode is “When Rejection Occurs After Initial N Units”.
 PC Setting Print
Prints out settings from the personal computer.
 Print Preview of All Settings
Displays a print preview of all the settings.
 All Settings Print
Prints out all the settings.

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8. I/O MONITOR
The I/O MONITOR screen is displayed below:

Fig. 8-1. I/O MONITOR screen
 MONITOR
Displays the monitor screen.
 DUMMY INPUT
Displays the DUMMY INPUT screen.
 DUMMY OUTPUT
Displays the DUMMY OUTPUT screen.
 RETURN TO MAIN MENU
Returns to the MAIN MENU.

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8-1. Using the MONITOR button
When the MONITOR button is clicked, the input/output of the controller will be monitored.

Fig. 8-2. Monitor screen
 Unit No.
Specify the unit number to be monitored.
 Input Monitor
Allows you to monitor the input to the controller.
 Output Monitor
Allows you to monitor the output from the controller.
 Return to I/O MONITOR screen
Returns to the I/O MONITOR screen.

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8-2. Using the DUMMY INPUT button
When the DUMMY INPUT button is clicked, the dummy input is provided.

Fig. 8-3. DUMMY INPUT screen
 Unit No.
Select the unit number for which you want to provide the dummy input.
 Dummy input
Click the signals you want to select for the dummy input.
Multiple signals may be selected.
When the Run button is clicked, the dummy input will be started.
 Output monitor
Allows you to monitor the output from the controller.
 Run button
Sends the selected signals for the dummy input to the controller.
This requires previously entering your password. (Password: 2003)
 Cancel button
Cancels the selected signals for the dummy input.
 Returns to I/O MONITOR screen
Returns to the I/O MONITOR screen.

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8-3. Using the DUMMY OUTPUT button
When the DUMMY OUTPUT button is clicked, the dummy output is provided.

Fig. 8-4. DUMMY OUTPUT screen
 Unit No.
Select the unit number for which you want to provide the dummy output.
 Input monitor
Allows you to monitor the output from the controller.
 Dummy output
Click the signals you want to select for the dummy output.
Multiple signals may be selected.
When the Run button is clicked, the dummy output will be started.
 Run button
Sends the selected signals for the dummy output the controller. This requires previously entering your password.
(Password: 2003)
 Cancel button
Cancels the selected signals for the dummy input.
 Returns to I/O MONITOR screen
Returns to the I/O MONITOR screen.

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Glossary
UNIT:
Multiple axes control up to 30 axes can be treated as each axis to independently operate or as agroup of several axes (a unit) to operate together. One interface unit can control the maximum 7
units. At least one controller belongs to one unit (maximum 30 axes control to one unit), and one
input command is assigned to one unit and then all belonging axes start operation simultaneously.
In SIO, different station numbers are assigned to each unit.
PROGRAM:
Screw tightening program can form the program from 1 to 24 on each axis. One program begins
with the control flag (Zero magnification check is performed or not, etc.) and rating setting, and it
is possible to set operation to maximum 50 steps. However, the end is treated as one step. At least
one block should have been set in the program.
BLOCK:
A set of operations in tightening program. Block start begins from rating step and shows the setof steps to the end declaration. In automatic operation, one-time program start executes one block.
It is also possible to start from the block on the way by designating the block number. The
determination (Block OK/NG) against the operated block is output on the step in the block end
declaration. If “NG” is determined on either step in the block, it becomes the “block NG”
determination (excluding the case when there is a retry); the next step will not be executed.
After determination output, the program start initiates the next block.
STEP:
Each operation (Rotation, pretightening, reverse rotation and final tightening), block end
declaration, and retry are called steps respectively. More than one block is needed in a program.
Program is executed from the step 1 and finished by the end declaration at the final block. On thestep of the final block end declaration, the total determination (Total OK/NG) is output.
Each axis in the unit operates by step synchronization and the axis in which step has been
complete turns OFF the servo motor and waits for the step completion of other axes. When stepsof all axes are complete, the next step will be operated.
QL INPUT:In the block where the tightening operation is in progress, if the tightening operation is not within
the OK range, “NG” determination is output in this block. At this time, it is possible to change thedetermination “NG” to “OK” by inputting the tightening output of the manual torque wrench tothe controller. This input is called a QL input.
RETRY:
It is possible to retry (try again) operation if NG occurred in each operation (rotation,
pretightening, reverse rotation or final tightening) in the block. When the retry operation is set on
the step, if NG occurred on the way from the block start declaration till the previous step of retry,the operation following the retry will be executed. If NG did not occur, the operation following
the retry will not be executed.

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ROTATION:
Used for screw pick up (a socket picks up a screw head) operation before tightening or preventive
operation against socket-engagement after tightening.
PRETIGHTENING:
Operation to perform temporary tightening until a screw seats.
REVERSE ROTATION:
Operation to unfasten the seated screw by several turns. It is possible to determine the screw
baking by monitoring the residual torque during this tightening operation.
FINAL TIGHTENING:
Final tightening operation of screws.
APPLICABLE TO ID CONTROLLERS:
It is possible to transfer the engine number, set the calendar and transmit the result data byconnecting the interface unit and ID controller via serial communication. (Exclusive use with aprinter.)
APPLICABLE TO PRINTERS:Connects with a printer through Centronics interface. Setting data and tightening result can be
printed. (Exclusive use with a QC personal computer and ID controller.)
TIGHTENING ANGLE SAMPLING OPERATION:
Operation to rotate the screw in the tightening direction at a constant speed and then stop when it
reaches the preset torque, in order to measure the screw length. This operation allows you toeasily set the tightening program. (Executable only from a personal computer.)- 51 -

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Revised Date
May. 2004（first edition）
Mar. 2020（second edition）

Revised Contents
E-mail address change
I add a homepage address- 52 -

GIKEN INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
■ Headquarters
97-8, Imago-cho
Yamatokoriyama, Nara, 639-1031
TEL: 0743-59-3730
FAX: 0743-59-3733
E-Mail(Sales engineering department): gyomu@gikenkogyo.com
E-Mail(Control engineering section): seigyo@gikenkogyo.com
HomePage address: http://www.gikenkogyo.com■ Nagoya Branch Office1202, Kumada, Nagakute-cho
Aichi Country, Aichi, 480-1144
TEL: 0561-63-5321
FAX: 0561-63-5320
E-Mail: nagoya@gikenkogyo.com■ Kanto Branch Office
1-2-15, Matoba, Kawagoe-city,
Saitama, 350-1101
TEL: 0429-65-9321
FAX: 0429-65-9322
E-Mail: kanto@gikenkogyo.com
The second edition in Mar. 2020
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