Here we have the BCP Pistol Grip Screwdriver and the BCV Right Angle nutrunner from Atlas Copco. These cordless torque drivers feature a slim well balanced design with an ergonomic grip and soft, smooth trigger. Both tools are equipped with a DC brushless motor with magnetic hall sensors for torque repeatability and high torque accuracy in both soft and hard joints. The mechanical shut-off clutch disengages the drive once desired torque is met while a LED and buzzer provide visual and audio feedback on tightening to the operator. The LED also signals when the tool is set to counter-clockwise rotation by flashing red/green. PRO Series Ratchet Wrench. The PRO range offers a wide selection of wrenches to meet all needs. Atlas Copco PRO ratchet wrenches are ideal for automotive repair, heavy equipment maintenance, product assembly, major construction projects, or any other application requiring high torque output. Atlas Copco Industrial Technique Apps Find product information, videos, technical data in excel, links to ShopOnline, dimensional drawings and printed matters. Download the apps on the link below. Register your product Choose another World Release. Power your tool with either an 18V 2,1Ah flat pack or 4,2Ah big pack for twice the run time. 36V batteries are also available in 2,1Ah. Depressing the trigger halfway and holding it will display the battery status by flashing the LEDs. Once drained, charge them back up with a Multi-charger which fits all Atlas Copco batteries and features an LED status indicator. Dual battery mounting options allow for maximum operator comfort and help with fitting into tight workspaces, while LED headlights assist when working in dark environments. Variable speeds can be programmed by attaching the battery integrated Speed Setting Unit. The SSU allows the user to set the rundown speed and final speed in RPM using the buttons and LED screen. Torque settings are manually adjustable using a Philips head screwdriver. The BCP Pistol Grip Screwdriver is available with a 1/4' square drive in torque ranges from 0.8Nm-12Nm (0.6-8.8 ft. Lbs.) and max free speeds from 450-1,550 RPM. Atlas Copco Torque ToolsThe BCV Right Angle nutrunner is available with a 1/4' or 3/8' square drive in torque ranges from 1.5-45Nm (1.1-33.2 ft. Lbs.) and max free speeds from 180-880 RPM. BCP - BCV tools are perfect for low-torque, non-critical joints in a broad range of applications. Find the model best for you today at: Products shown in this video: - BCV BL-15-06 Right Angle Nut Runner - BCP BL-8-106 Pistol Grip Screwdriver - 4211-5426-82 18V 1.3 Ah Battery - 4211-5426-83 18V 2.6 Ah Battery - 4211-5424-85 Battery Multi Charger - 4211 5462 81 Speed Setting Unit. Hi Clive, If I understand your question correctly, you are asking for a driver that supports one of the serial protocols listed and a solution to store data to disk? LabVIEW has a built serial driver and multiple solutions for storing data to disk. There also is an ethernet driver included in LabVIEW. If the Atlas controller supports RS 232 or RS-485 you should be able to connect with no addons. The other names you mentioned are not protocols but manufactured products. There are LabVIEW toolkits for most of the industrial protocols. The user manual for the Atlas controller should list what protocols the controller supports. Atlas Copco Torque Drivers For Macs 4000Do you have a user manual for the Atlas controller available? We do not mind how the data is retrieved from the controller Serial or Ethernet but yes we would want it stored on to a hard drive linked to other data. I have attached the help file from the program and the relevant section is Peripheral Devices External Communication External Communication Protocol Information. The project is more than just communication with this torque controller there are several Allen Bradley Control Logix processors we will get component data from, but I see no problems with them. This is being driven by our customers wanting traceability of test data on our production lines. Hi Clive, There is built in LV functionality to let you write to a csv file, which could then be imported to Access. There also are shipping examples and help on the topic. If you need any training at all I recommend Core 1 & 2, which can be taken in a classroom or self-paced at ni.com/training. Atlas Copco Torque GunsThere is a that you can use to write directly to the also. Mackie spike driver for mac. What development system you need is up to you beyond that. With the modbus library, or DSC module, and one of the above solutions you should be set for your project.I do recommend at least the 'Full' option though, the 'Basic' development system has too many useful features missing to be worth it. Hey Bump, I was curious about that software and emailed Kepware. They had good input: We do support the Atlas Copco protocol with our Torque Tool driver, however the PowerMacs version has some limitations. You can access some components of the protocol but not all so depending on what they are trying to accomplish, our torque tool driver may work.
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