Panasonic Assembly Qualifier EYFRZ01 Operating Instructions

Assembly Qualifier
Operating Instructions
Model No: EYFRZ01
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Index
English: Page  3
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
(A)Protocol side panel
(B)Switch and entry for power cord
(C)Antenna
(D)Cycle status indicator
(E)Reject status indicator
(F)Batch status indicator
(G)LCD display
(H)Soft key
(I)Key switch
(J)I/O connector
(K)Beeper
(L)Power cord
(M)Keys
(B)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(A)
(C)
(F)(E)(D)
(H)(H)
(H)
(L)(M)
(G) 

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I. INTRODUCTION
Thank  you  for  purchasing  the  Panasonic  Assembly  Qualifier.  The  AQ  Wireless  can 
monitor  battery  tools.  In  its  simplest  form,  the AQ  Wireless  is  configured  to  monitor  a 
tool  while  it's  running,  determine  if  the  fastening  process  was  successful,  report  the 
status of the fastening, and perform counting functions.
How to Use This Manual
• Please read this manual completely before starting to use your AQ Wireless. If this unit 
is mishandled a...

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Getting Ready
Installation requirements
Select  SIGNAL  STRENGTH  on  the  third  menu  screen  and  verify  the  wireless  signal 
strength. Install the unit in a location where the signal strength is at least -100 dBm. If 
you  are  unable  to  get  a  reading  of  at  least  -100  dBm,  check  for  obstructions  between 
the Assembly  Qualifier  and  the  tool.  However,  temporary  interference  or  other  issues 
may  interrupt  communications.  Be  sure  to  test  the  Assembly  Qualifier...

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Step 4:
On  the  first  Menu,  select  the  button  MORE  OPTIONS 
on  the  right-side  column  to  proceed  to  the  second 
Menu.
Step 5:
Select LEARN NEW RADIO on the right-side column.
Step 6:
Next, select the type of tool that is to be learned into the 
unit  by  selecting  the  number  that  represents  the  tool 
type.
Step 7:
Select the group you want to represent the tool. 
Note:  select  the  group  that  will  be  selected  when  the 
tool being learned is in use. 
Step 8:
Ty p e...

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Step 9:
Choose to keep the name already programmed into this 
group  by  pressing  ENTER  or  program  a  new  name  by 
pressing EDIT.
Step 10:
Type in the name for the tool. Press button next to letter, 
multiple times if needed, to get the wanted letter. Select 
ADD CHAR at the bottom to add the letter to the name. 
Repeat until name appears as desired. Press SAVE.
Step 11:
Turn  off  the  control  panel.  If  the  control  panel  is  on, 
remove  and  then  reinsert  the  battery  pack....

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Step 14:
The  final  step  in  setting  up  any  tool  is  programming  the  appropriate  number  of 
fasteners  into  the  batch.  Programming  the  batch  can  be  accomplished  by  pressing 
the  more  button  on  the  main  screen  and  then  pressing  the  edit  group  button  on  the 
first menu. The items that can be edited in a parameter (group) will vary based on tool 
type. After batch count is programmed, return to main screen.
Battery Tool: Press ‘3’ key to edit batch. 

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Unit Overview
The  user  interface  on  the  AQ  Wireless  is 
equipped  with  a  30  x 40  LCD  display  and 
a  14  key  ATM  style  “soft  key”  format.  The 
“soft”  key’s  functions  will  change  depending 
upon  the  screen  that  is  displayed.  The  keys 
are  used  to  navigate  through  menus,  select 
items  that  need  to  be  edited,  and  to  view 
information related to the tools.
Above  the  LCD  display,  there  are  three 
status  indicators.  The  cycle  status...

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Main Screen
After  the  AQ  Wireless  powers  up  and  initializes,  one  main  screens  will  appear.  The 
screen  are  meant  to  provide  meaningful  feedback  to  an  operator  during  an  assembly 
process.
Tools  utilize  a  main  screen  that  predominately  features 
the count and batch values. The group (parameter), tool 
name, tool type, status, and total are also visible.
Tools will transmit a packet at the end of a fastening process.
Main Screen (Definitions):
GROUP:  displays  the...

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More
The  MORE  button  allows  access  to  the  programming  menu. All  of  the  programmable 
features in this unit can be reached through these menus.
Lock Status
An  icon  that  looks  like  a  padlock  appears  at  the  top  of  the  main 
screen. This icon shows the lock status.
If  the  unit  is  unlocked,  the  programming  menu  can  be  accessed 
without entering a password or using a key.
Programming Menu Options:
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