FGP(92751A) Edited FGV XY Manual

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Digital Force Gauge

Instruction Manual

Please read the entire manual before using your gauge.

FGV - 0.5/1/2/5/10/20/50/100/200 XY

NIDEC-SHIMPO CORPORATION

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Only use the supplied AC adapter for

charging the FGV-XY.

Use of a third party AC adapter will void the unit's

warranty, and may cause circuit damage or ﬁ re.

Plug in the AC adapter ﬁ rmly.

Do not open, repair, or attempt to modify

your FGV-XY.

Do not attempt to power your AC adapter

with voltages other than 100-230V AC.

Do not operate the FGV-XY or

its AC adapter in wet conditions.

Unplug the AC adapter by grasping the

plugs, and not the cables.

Loose connections can cause a ﬁ re or shock hazard.

Please contact your Shimpo dealer for information

regarding repairs and modiﬁ cations.

Fire and shock hazards may occur if used improperly.

Shock hazards and malfunctions may occur.

Unnecessary tension on the power chord may

create a shock or ﬁ re hazard.

Warning

Caution

Safety Precautions

Use appropriate safety equipment while

performing tests with the FGV-XY.

Use of a broken, deformed, or damaged

attachment or gauge is prohibited.

Weighing large masses, performing break tests,

and other uses may necessitate special safety

equipment. Please contact your supervisor

for the necessary safety equipment and test

procedures.

Contact your Shimpo dealer for information

regarding replacement accessories, additional

accessories, and repair.

Loading the FGV-XY with a force greater than

its rated capacity can damage the gauge.

OVR is displayed when the

gauge is overloaded. Remove

the load immediately to avoid

damage. Any measurement

during the OVR condition is not

accurate.

Caution

Observe the following safety symbols throughout this manual.

Warning

Prohibited Actions

Important Instructions

Failure to follow the instructions in this manual may result in serious injury or death.

Caution

Safety Precautions

Caution

•In or around water

•In direct sunlight

•In high humidity

Keep the AC adapter's plugs, and the

FGV-XY's power jack clean.

Do not use your FGV-XY in the following

conditions or environments:

Operate your FGV-XY

within 0~40°C (-32~104°F).

Dirt or corrosion may create a shock or ﬁ re hazard.

Clean your FGV-XY with a damp cloth and a solution

of mild soap and water.

Do not use caustic or abrasive chemicals when

cleaning your FGV-XY.

Use of your FGV-XY outside this temperature range

may cause malfunctions or damage.

Do not press the buttons on the FGV-XY

with any objects other than your ﬁ ngers. Do not apply side loads or torque to your FGV-XY.

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Your FGV-XY has an internal mechanism which helps prevent overloading

when the measured force is applied in line with the sensor shaft. Applying

a twisting, bending or perpendicular force to the shaft will result in

permanent damage, and inaccurate measurements.

To ensure consistent accuracy, it is recommended

that your FGV-XY be calibrated at a minimum of

once per year.

Contact your Shimpo dealer for information regarding

calibration.

Avoid dropping your FGV-XY.

Your FGV-XY is not

designed to withstand

dynamic loads. A fall

of sufficient height can

permanently damage your

gauge.

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Do not use your force gauge in, or around water.

Your FGV-XY is not waterproof,

and is not designed for wet, or

excessivley humid locations.

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Measuring small loads.

Turn off Tracking function be-

fore measuring small forces.

Refer to section "4.4. Tracking"

for more information.

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Operate your FGV-XY within 35~85% RH.

Use of your FGV-XY outside this humidity range

may cause malfunctions or damage.

•In excessively dusty or oily environments

•In caustic or corrosive environments

•In ﬂ ammible or volitile environments

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1. Product Features 4

2. Standard Accessory Checklist 4

3. Parts of your FGV-XY 5

3.1 Main Unit 5

3.2 Display 6

3.2.1 LCD Sections 6

3.2.2 Numeric Display 6

3.2.3 Display Indicators 6

3.2.4 MAX/MIN display 6

4. Setup 7

4.1 Battery 7

4.2 Measurement Accessories 7

4.3 Hanger 7

4.4 Tracking 8

4.5 Functions 8

4.5.1 Measurement Polarity: f01 9

4.5.2 Display Update Time: f02 9

4.5.3 Auto Power Off: f03 9

4.5.4 RS-232C Baud Rate: f04 10

4.5.5 Response Time: f05 10

4.5.6 External Output: f06 10

4.6 Reversing the Display 11

5. Features and Operation 11

5.1 Overview of Operation 11

5.2 Measuring Mode 12

5.2.1 Standard Measuring Mode 12

5.2.2 Peak Mode 12

5.3 Change Display Unit 12

5.4 Tare 12

5.5 Comparator 13

5.5.1 Comparator Overview 13

5.5.2 Comparator / Memory Settings Mode 13

5.5.3 Setting HI Limit 13

5.5.4 Setting LO Limit 14

5.5.5 Comparator Display 14

5.5.6 Comparator Output 14

5.6 Memory 14

5.6.1 Setting the Memory Mode 16

5.6.2 Recording Memory Data 17

5.6.2.1 Continuous Mode 17

5.6.2.2 Single Mode 17

5.6.2.3 Standard Mode 17

5.7 Reviewing Memory Data 18

5.7.1 Continuous Mode Memory 18

5.7.1.1 Accessing Memory Data 18

5.7.1.2 Statistics Data 19

5.7.2 Single Mode Memory 20

5.7.2.1 Accessing Memory Data 20

5.7.2.2 Statistics Data 21

5.7.3 Standard Mode Memory 22

5.7.3.1 Accessing Memory Data 22

5.7.3.2 Statistics Data 23

5.8 Clearing the Memory 23

5.8.1 Clearing the Last Record 23

5.8.2 Clearing All Memory 24

5.8.3 No Recorded Data 24

5.9 USB Communication 24

5.9.1 Features of ToriemonUSB 24

5.9.2 Download ToriemonUSB 24

5.9.3 Battery Life and USB 24

6. External Data Port 25

6.1 Pin Assignment 25

6.2 RS-232C Output 25

6.2.1 RS-232C Interface 25

6.2.2 RS-232C Communication Commands 26

6.2.3 Connection between FGV and Host 27

6.3 Analog Output 27

6.4 Overload/Comparator Output 27

7. Frequently Asked Questions 28

7.1 Troubleshooting 28

7.2 Technical Inquiries 28

8. Support 29

8.1 Repair and Calibration 29

8.2 Warranty 29

9. Speciﬁ cations and Dimensions 29

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2. Standard Accessory Checklist

●Before use, please conﬁ rm that the following items are included in the carrying case.

Force Gauge

AC Adapter

Measurement Adapters

Instruction Manual

Hanger

Flat Head Cone Head Notched Head Chisel

M6 12 70° 70° 70°

M4 8 60° 90° 60°

M4 adapters are included with FGV-2XY ~ 0.5XY.

M6 adapters are included with all other types.

Extension Rod L:92(M6)/L:86(M4)

Hook

USB Cable 2.0 (2.0 m)

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1. Product Features

●Nickel – Hydrogen battery allows for long periods of use.

→ 4.1 Battery

●Data can be downloaded to PC via USB.

→ 5.9 USB Communication

●1000 points of data storage.

→ 5.6. Memory

●Comparator feature for pass/fail testing.

→ 5.5. Comparator

●Broad range of capacities: 2.000N (200.0gf, 8oz) ~ 1000N (100.0kgf, 200lb).

→ 9 Speciﬁ cations and Dimensions

●Reversible display with reversed key pad for easy upside down reading.

→ 4.6. Reverse the Display

●One touch operation to change the measurement unit N, kg(g), Lb(oz).

→ 5.3. Change Display Unit

●Measures peak values for tension and compression.

→ 5.2.2. Peak Hold Mode

●High speed measurement rate of 1000 times/second.

→ 5.2.2. Peak Hold Mode

●Display update time as fast as 20 times/second.

→ 5.2.1 Standard Measuring Mode

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3. Parts of your FGV-XY

3.1.Main Unit

1. Sensor Shaft Apply your force in line with this threaded shaft. Use the included attachments for a your testing application.

2. Display LCD screen is unit's main information display,

3. PEAK Press PEAK to change measuring modes

4. UNIT Press UNIT to switch to available measurement units.

5. ZERO Press ZERO in Standard mode to tare gauge.

Pressing ZERO in Peak mode will clear the current peak value.

6. MEM Press MEM in standard mode to activate measurement recording

7. POWER Press POWER to turn gauge on and off.

8. AC Adapter Port Port used for the provided AC adapter.

9. Data Output Port Port used for data output options.

10. USB Port Port used to connect gauge to PC through USB.

11. Hanger Attachment Bolt Bolt secures the provided hanger attachment.

12. Threaded Holes Thread holes are used to attach gauge to a ﬁ xture or stand.

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3.2 Display

Unit Type

Measurement Value

Peak Mode Indicator

The default setting for the four digit display shows compression loads as a positive force and tension loads as a negative force. To

reverse these settings, showing compression loads as negative and tension loads as positive, see section 4.5 for setting f01.

3.2.2 Numeric Display

3.2.3 Display Indicators

LO BAT flashes when

the battery needs to be

charged. Plug in the sup-

plied AC adapter.

BAT is displayed when

the battery is being

charged.

PEAK is displayed when the unit is in

Peak mode. The presence of " - " con-

ﬁ rms negative Peak mode.

Newton Kilogram Gram

When displaying statistical data in memory mode, the following indictors are shown.

The polarity setting, f01, will determine which directional force is considered positive and negative. See section 4.5.

3.2.4 MAX/MIN Display

Maximum

(Positive)

3.2.1 LCD Sections

Max/Min

and are shown when the comparator is ON.

See section 5.5.5 for more information.

Comparator Indicator

The availability of kg or g, and lb or oz is determined by the gauge's capacity.

Ounce

Pound

PWR is displayed 1 minute before the gauge auto-

matically powers off.

OVR is displayed when the load has exceeded

the gauge's capacity by 20%.

Maximum

(Negative)

Minimum

(Positive)

Minimum

(Negative)

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4.2 Measurement Accessories

Select the measurement adapter for your application, and lightly hand

tighten the accessory onto the sensor shaft. Over tightening an acces-

sory with your hand or a tool can cause permanent damage to the gauge.

Do not use a broken, bent,

or damaged attachment.

Flat Head Cone Head Notched Head Chisel

Extension Rod

Hook

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4. Setup

4.1 Battery

Do not charge with

non-standard AC adapter.

Use only the AC adapter supplied with your FGV-XY. Do not use a third party adapt-

er. Doing so could cause a ﬁ re or shock hazard. Contact your Shimpo dealer if you

need a new adapter.

Fully charge your FGV-XY before use.

1. To charge your FGV-XY, ﬁ rmly plug the supplied AC adapter into the

gauge's power port, and then plug the adapter into a wall outlet.

•Charging will start automatically, and "BAT" will show on the LCD.

•Charging will stop automatically, and "BAT" will disappear from the LCD.

•Charge time: Up to 16 Hours.

•Operating time: Approximately 8 Hours.

2. To conserve battery life, only charge the unit when

"LO BAT" is displayed. Charging the unit before the

battery is close to empty will decrease the battery's life.

3. The FGV-XY is fully operable while charging.

4.3 Hanger

The hanger is shaped specifically to fit onto the

gauge. Remove the hanger bolt, place the square

end of the hanger in the recessed area on the gauge,

and tighten the hanger bolt.

Be sure that your fixture, stand, or

winch can support the gauge, and

the applied load..

4. When the battery's power is low, "LO BAT" will dis-

play on the LCD. If the unit is not connected to the AC

adapter, the gauge will power off in approximately one

minute.

Hanger Bolt

Hanger

AC Adapter Port

The hanger allows your FGV-XY to be hung from a ﬁ xture or winch.

Do not tighten an attachment

with any tool. Do not over

tighten.

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Key Operation Display

Turn Power Off

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down PEAK and UNIT.

2. Press POWER.

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER.

4.4 Tracking

The FGV-XY uses a load cell and strain gauge as its force sensor. The sensor is affected by environmental changes such as temperature and

humidity. The Tracking function, which is active by default, helps to negate the effects of these changes. Tracking can cause errors when

measuring very small forces. It is recommended that you turn off the Tracking function when measuring these smaller forces. With the gauge's

power off, hold PEAK and UNIT. Press POWER, and keep holding PEAK and UNIT until "oFF" is displayed. Repeat the process to turn Track-

ing back on. Instead of "oFF", "SEt" will be displayed.

Splash Screen

Tracking OFF

Tracking ON

Standard Measuring Mode

Release PEAK and UNIT

after the display shows

"SEt" or "oFF".

4.5 Functions

Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down ZERO.

2. Press POWER.

PEAK ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER.

Splash Screen Function Mode

Release ZERO after the

display shows "f01".

The following settings are available in Function mode.

Setting Unit Options Default

Measurement Polarity f01 -0001(minus), 0001 (plus) 0001

Display Update Time f02 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20 (times/second) 3

Auto Power Off f03 10 (10 minutes), oFF (always on) 10

RS-232C Baud Rate f04 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps 2400

Response Time f05 3, 20, 150 (msec) 3

Output Type f06 ovEr, Hi-Lo ovEr

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Key Operation Display

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press UNIT to cycle through

the available settings.

ZERO Save the current setting, and return to the standard measuring mode.

PEAK Save the current setting, and move to f03.

Key Operation Display

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press UNIT to change.

ZERO Save the current setting, and return to the standard measuring mode.

PEAK Save the current setting, and move to f02.

This function allows you to change whether compression is shown as a positive or negative force. Once the compression display has been

changed, the tension display will then read as the opposite of the compression. Press UNIT to change the setting, PEAK to save and move to

the next function, or ZERO to save and ﬁ nish.

Negative Compression Positive Compression

4.5.2 Display Update Time: f02

This function allows you to change the rate at which the display is updated.

The update times available are 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, and 20 times a second.

Press UNIT to cycle through the settings, PEAK to save and move to the next function, or ZERO to save and ﬁ nish.

1 time/sec 2 times/sec 3 times/sec

5 times/sec10 times/sec

20 times/sec

Key Operation Display

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press UNIT to change.

ZERO Save the current setting, and return to the standard measuring mode.

PEAK Save the current setting, and move to f04.

4.5.3 Auto Power Off: f03

If the gauge is on and there is no activity for 10 minutes*, the unit automatically powers off to conserve battery power.

This option may be disabled, and is automatically disabled when connected to the AC adapter.

Press UNIT to change the setting, PEAK to save and move to the next function, or ZERO to save and ﬁ nish.

*Activity is deﬁ ned as key operations, RS-232C communication, USB communication, or changes in measurement value.

Auto Power Off: 10 Minutes Auto Power Off: disabled

4.5.1 Measurement Polarity: f01

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4.5.4 RS-232C Baud Rate: f04

This function allows you to change the RS-232C communication rate. The available baud rates are 2400, 4800, 9600, and 19200 bps.

Press UNIT to change the setting, PEAK to save and move to the next function, or ZERO to save and ﬁ nish.

Key Operation Display

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press UNIT to cycle through

the available settings.

ZERO Save the current setting, and return to the standard measuring mode.

PEAK Save the current setting, and move to f05.

2400 bps 4800 bps 9600 bps 19200 bps

4.5.5 Response Time: f05

The response time function smooths out the gauge's sampling, and adjusts the sampling period accordingly.

The available response times are 3, 20, and 150 msec.

Press UNIT to change the setting, PEAK to save and move to the next function, or ZERO to save and ﬁ nish.

Key Operation Display

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press UNIT to cycle through

the available settings.

ZERO Save the current setting, and return to the standard measuring mode.

PEAK Save the current setting, and move to f06.

Response Time: 3msec Response Time: 20msec Response Time: 150msec

The response time shows 90% of the step input.

Sampling and analog output rates are linked to

this setting.

Key Operation Display

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press UNIT to cycle through the

available settings.

ZERO Save the current setting, and return to the standard measuring mode.

PEAK Save the current setting, and return to f01.

4.5.6 External Output: f06

This function allows user to change between Overload and Comparator type output..*

Press UNIT to change the setting, PEAK to save and move to the next function, or ZERO to save and ﬁ nish.

Application of Load

Measurement

Response Time

90%

Response time Sampling period • Analog output update period

3 msec 1 msec

20 msec 1 msec

150 msec 6.7 msec

Overload Output Comparator Output

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Key Operation

POWER Turns the FGV-XY ON and OFF

ZERO Tares the gauge in Standard mode. Clears a peak value in Peak mode.

PEAK Switches between Standard, Positive Peak, and Negative Peak mode.

UNIT Cycles between the available measurement units.

MEM Stores a value in memory, or starts recording values.

Operation Key Key Functions

Tracking

ON / OFF

PEAK+UNIT

POWER

Turn POWER off. Press PEAK and UNIT simultaneously and hold. Press and release POWER.

Release PEAK and UNIT after "SEt" or "oFF" is displayed.

Enter

Function Mode

ZERO +

POWER

Turn POWER off. Press ZERO and hold. Press and release POWER.

Release ZERO after "f01" is displayed.

While in Function Mode:

UNIT: Changes the current setting.

PEAK: Saves current setting, and advances to the next the function.

ZERO: Saves the current setting, and returns to Standard mode.

Reverse Display UNIT +

POWER

Turn POWER off. Press UNIT and hold, then press and release POWER.

Release UNIT after the display has reversed.

Display Memory

Data

MEM +

POWER

Turn POWER off. Press MEM and hold, then press POWER.

Release MEM after the display shows memory data.

While in the Memory display:

UNIT: Cycles through the statistical data for the current memory block.

PEAK: Returns to Standard mode. ZERO: Deletes one memory block.

Hold ZERO to delete all memory data. MEM: Advances to the next memory block.

Comparator/

Memory Settings

PEAK +

POWER

Turn POWER off. Press PEAK and hold, then press POWER.

Release PEAK after the "HI" setting is displayed.

While in Comparator/Memory Settings:

UNIT: Selects HI/LO setting, advances digits, changes polarity, cycles memory modes.

PEAK: Cycles through HI, LO, MEM settings.

ZERO: Cycles through the digits in HI/LO settings.

MEM: Saves settings and returns to Standard mode.

5. Features and Operation

5.1 Overview of Operation

Basic Operations

Special Operations

Key Operation Display

Turn Power Off

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down UNIT.

2. Press POWER.

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Release POWER.

If you have mounted your FGV-XY upside down, or are holding the unit upside down during measurement, the display may be reversed for

readablity.

4.6 Reversing the Display

Release UNIT after

the the Tracking

Mode status screen is

displayed in reverse.

Splash Screen

Standard Display

Standard Measuring Mode

Reversed Display

Reversed Display Standard Display

1. 2.

Tracking Mode Status

Reversed Display

Standard Display

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This mode shows the current force applied, tension/compression, on the sensor shaft.

1. Turn on the FGV-XY by pressing POWER.

2. Press ZERO to tare the gauge.

3. If necessary, press and release PEAK until NO “PEAK” on display.

The measurement displayed is the average of the measured samples* over the display's update time.

The display update time is set to 3 times/second by default. This can be increased up to 20 times/second. Refer to section 4.5.2 for more

information.

To change the measurement unit, press UNIT. The units of measure available on each gauge depends on its capacity.

See the speciﬁ cation sheet, section 9, to see which units are availablefor a particular model gauge.

Press ZERO to reset the measured value. This will allow the gauge to ignore any force currently applied to the sensor shaft. The ignored, or

tared, force is still counted with regards to the gauge's overload condition.

Overload will occur when the force applied to the sensor shaft exceeds the gauge's rated capacity by 20%. Stop measuring, and remove the load

immediately to avoid permanent damage to the gauge. Any measurements taken in the overload range are not accurate.

Tare is automatically performed when the gauge is ﬁ rst powered on.

5.2.1Standard Measuring Mode

5.3 Change Display Unit

5.4 Tare

5.2.2 Peak Mode

Peak mode displays the greatest force in both the positive and negative direction. Sampling time is 1ms.*

Press PEAK to change from standard measuring mode, to positive peak mode, to negative peak mode.

In the positive peak mode, “PEAK” is displayed.

In the negative peak mode, “PEAK” and “- “ are displayed.

Key Operation Display

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press PEAK.

Standard Measuring Mode Positive Peak Mode Negative Peak Mode

While in either peak mode, ZERO will clear the current peak value, but will not tare the gauge.

5.2 Measuring Mode

The two measurement modes available are Standard and Peak.

Key Operation Display

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Press POWER.

Splash Screen Standard Measuring ModeTracking Mode Status

*This is dependent on the Response Time function, f05. See section 4.5.5 for more information.

FGV

POWER

PEAK

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Key operation Status

PEAK Move to LO limit setting.

MEM

to standard measuring mode.

Turn power off without any change.

Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down PEAK.

2. Press POWER.

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER.

5.5 Comparator

The Comparator function allows you to create conditions for Go/No Go testing. A high(HI), and low(LO) force limit may be set so that the

FGV-XY's display will show when a measurement is not within the HI and LO settings. In addition, the output port will respond relative to the

display. See section 6.4 regarding the comparator output.

The FGV-XY must be in Comparator mode, and not Overload mode to use the following settings. See section 4.5.6 regarding the output

mode.

5.5.1 Compatrator Overview

5.5.2 Comparator / Memory Settings Mode

Turn POWER off, press PEAK and hold. Press POWER and release (release PEAK after "HI" is displayed).

Splash Screen PEAK

PEAK

Comparator HI limit

Comparator LO limit

Memory mode

PEAK

Setting Display Content Default factory setting

Comparator HI limit HI Value for the HI limit* 0

Comparator LO limit LO Value for the LO limit* 0

Memory mode MEM Memory mode(Standard, Single, Continuous) Std

* When HI and LO are set to 00.00 the Comparator function is disabled.

5.5.3 Setting HI Limit

1. Press UNIT to select the HI setting. The digits will start ﬂ ashing.

2. Press UNIT again to change the polarity.

3. Choose the digit to change by pressing ZERO.

4. Press UNIT to increase the selected digit to the desired value.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the desired value and polarity are correct.

6. Press PEAK. This saves the HI limit and displays the LO limit.

7. Press MEM if you are ﬁ nished with the Comparator and Memory settings.

Key operation Status Display

UNIT Changes polarity

ZERO Selects the next digit.

UNIT

Changes the selected

digit.

Release PEAK after "HI"

is diaplayed.

The Comparator function's limits can be set outside of the

FGV-XY's working range. This may cause unpredictable

results, and is not reccomended.

The values entered for the HI and LO settings are displayed

in the measurement units last used in Standard mode.

The absolute value of the HI limit may never be lower than

the absolute value of the LO limit.

FGV

PEAK

POWER

PEAK

ZERO

UNIT

POWER

PEAK

MEMORY

PEAK

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5.5.4 Setting LO Limit

The procedure to set the HI limit is used to set the LO limit.

Section 5.5.3 contains this information.

Key Operation

PEAK Move to memory mode.

MEM

to standard measuring mode.

Turn power off without any change.

LO limit setting mode

5.5.5 Comparator Display

The following symbols are shown when the comparator function is active.

Measuring value > HI limit

Measuring value < LO limit

Data < HI limit

Data > LO limit Data > HI limit Data < LO limit

Comparator Display

Posibilities

5.5.6 Comparator Output

The Comparator function also allows control of an alarm or automated process through its data output port.

When the measured value is greater than the HI limit, the corresponding photo-couple is triggered.

When the measured value is lower than the LO limit, the corresponding photo-couple is triggered.

5.6 Memory

The FGV-XY has three memory modes.

Continuous memory

Allows the recording of up to 1000 data points. The recording starts when you push MEM, and stops when you

push MEM. In addition, the following statistics, gathered between that start and stop, are recorded: positive

maximum value, negative maximum value, positive minimum value, negative minimum value, positive peak

value, negative peak value, average value, standard deviation.

Single memory

Allows the recording of up to 100 data points. Every time MEM is pressed, the value shown on the display is

memorized. If the unit is in Standard mode then the current measured value is recorded. In Peak mode, the unit

records the displayed peak value. In addition, the following statistics are recorded: positive maximum value,

negative maximum value, positive minimum value, negative minimum value, average value, standard deviation.

Standard memory

Allows the recording of up to 50 data points. The recording process is similar to Continuous mode. MEM starts

the recording, and stops the recording. The measured value, when MEM is pushed the second time, is recorded

as a point. The following statistics, gathered between the start and stop, are recorded: positive maximum value,

negative maximum value, positive minimum value, negative minimum value.

In order for the Comparator function to display, the

comparator output option must be set in function f06.

See section 4.5.6 regarding this setting.

The absolute value of the LO limit may never be higher than

the absolute value of the HI limit.

In order for the Comparator function to display, the

comparator output option must be set in function f06.

See section 4.5.6 regarding this setting.

For connection and circuit information, pertaining to

the Comparator output, see section 6.4.

POWER

PEAK

MEMORY

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Memory terms deﬁ ned:

Measurement value: The current displayed value in Standard mode.

Positive maximum value (+MAX): Maximum value in the positive direction.

Negative maximum value (-MAX): Maximum value in the negative direction.

Positive minimum value (+MIN): Minimum value in the positive direction.

Negative minimum value (-MIN): Minimum value in the negative direction.

Average value (AVE): Average of the recorded measurement values. Σ X i/n

Standard deviation (DEV): Standard deviation of the recorded measurement values. Σ( Xi-X )2/n

Positive peak value: Largest value in the positive direction. (This value is sampled at 1000 times/second).

Negative peak value: Largest value in the negative direction. (This value is sampled at 1000 times/second)

Last measurement value (LST): The last measurement value displayed at the corresponding time.

Example of +MAX, -MAX, +MIN, -MIN (Continuous memory mode)

Ex. 1

Ex. 2

Ex. 3

+MAX

+MIN, -MIN

+MIN, +MAX

-MAX

+MIN

-MIN

Start of Memory

End of Memory

-MIN, -MAX

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Key Operation Display

Turn power off.

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down PEAK.

2. Press POWER.

PEAK ZERO

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Release POWER.

5.6.1 Setting the Memory Mode

Turn the POWER off.

Press PEAK and hold, then press and release POWER. The display will show the HI Comparator limit.

Press PEAK twice to display the current memory mode.

Press UNIT to cycle the Memory mode.

Press MEM to save and exit.

Splash Screen PEAK

PEAK

Comparator HI limit setting

Comparator LO limit setting

PEAK

There are following items are found in the Comparator/Memory mode settings.

Item Display Content Default factory setting

Comparator HI limit setting HI Displays the current HI limit. 0

Comparator LO limit setting LO Displays the current LO limit. 0

Memory mode setting MEM Displays the current Memory mode. Std

MEM

Saves changes,

and exits to

Standard mode.

UNIT

Single

memory

Continuous

memory

Standard

memory

Memory mode setting

Release PEAK after the

unit displays the HI

comparator setting.

UNIT

FGV

PEAK

POWER

PEAK

MEMORY

UNIT

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5.6.2 Recording Memory Data

The following procedures explain how to activate memory recording for each memory mode.

5.6.2.1 Continuous Mode

1. In continuos measurement mode, press MEM to start the recording. The letter M will appear and start blinking. Press M to stop the

recording.

2. If 1000 points of data are recorded, the display will show FULL and return to standard measurement mode.

Key operation Status Display("" means blinking)

MEM

Continuos

Measurement

Mode

Recording

MEM Recording Finished

1000 data points have been recorded.

5.6.2.2 Single Mode

1. In single measurement mode, press MEM. The letter M will appear to show that one data point has been recorded.

2. If 100 data points have been collected, the screen will show FULL, and return to standard measurement mode.

Key operation Status Display

MEM

Single

Measurement

Mode

Data Point Recorded

100 data points have been collected.

5.6.2.3 Standard Mode

1. In Standard Measurement mode, press MEM. The letter M will start blinking, which shows that maximum,

minimum, and peak values are being recorded.

2. Press MEM to stop the recording, and store the last measurement value.

Key operation Status Display("" means blinking)

MEM

Standard

Measurement

Mode

Recording +/- MAX,

MIN and PEAK.

MEM Recording Finished

50 data points have been collected.

MEMORY

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Key operation Display

Turn power off.

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down MEM

2. Press POWER

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER

ZERO Deletes the current data block, but only if you have the last block selected.

UNIT Cycles through the available statistics.

PEAK Transfers the recorded memory data via RS232C, and exits memory mode.

Powers down the FGV-XY.

5.7 Reviewing Memory Data

5.7.1 Continuous Mode Memory

1. Turn the POWER off. Press MEM and hold, then press and release POWER. Release MEM when you see "CNT" on the display. The unit will alter-

nate between showing the data block number, and the recorded measurement value of that block.

2. Press MEM to review the previous data block recorded.

3. Press UNIT to cycle through the available recorded statistics. In Continuous mode the available statistics are as follows: positive maximum

value, negative maximum value, positive minimum value, negative minimum value, positive peak value, negative peak value, average value, stan-

dard deviation. This is covered in greater detail in the next section, 5.7.1.2.

4. Press PEAK to output the recorded memory via RS-232C. Refer to section 6.2 regarding RS232C communication.

Last memory number First memory block

MEM MEM

Release MEM after "CNT"

is displayed.

MEM

Previous memory

5.7.1.1 Accessing Memory Data

MEMORY

POWER

MEM

MEMORY

POWER

PEAK

UNIT

ZERO

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5.7.1.2 Statistics Data

1. When in memory mode, UNIT will cycle through the available statistics data.

2. Each press of UNIT will switch between the following items: positive maximum value, negative maximum value, positive minimum value, nega-

tive minimum value, positive peak value, negative peak value, average value, standard deviation.

3. Press MEM to exit to the recorded measurement values.

4. Press PEAK key to output the recorded memory via RS-232C. Refer to section 6.2 regarding RS232C communication.

Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down MEM

2. Press POWER

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER

MEM Exits statistic mode, and returns to memory blocks.

PEAK Transfers the recorded memory data via RS232C, and exits memory mode.

Powers off the FGV-XY.

Positive Maximum Negative Maximum Positive Minimum

Standard deviation

UNIT UNIT

UNIT

UNIT UNIT

Negative Minimum

Positive Peak

Negative Peak

Average

Memory block number Memory data

UNIT

Display statistical data

Release MEM when

"CNT" is displayed.

MEM

MEMORY

POWER

PEAK

MEM

MEMORY

UNIT

MEM

MEMORY

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Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down MEM

2. Press POWER

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Release POWER

ZERO Deletes the current data block, but only if you have the last block selected.

UNIT Cycles through the available statistics.

PEAK Transfers the recorded memory data via RS232C, and exits memory mode.

Powers down the FGV-XY.

5.7.2 Single Mode Memory

5.7.2.1 Accessing Memory Data

MEM MEM

Last memory block Previous memory block First memory block

1. Turn the POWER off. Press MEM and hold, then press and release POWER. Release MEM when you see "SIg" on the display. The unit will

alternate between showing the data block number and the recorded measurement value of that block.

2. Press MEM to review the previous data block recorded.

3. Press UNIT to cycle through the available recorded statistics. In Single mode the available statistics are as follows: positive maximum value,

negative maximum value, positive minimum value, negative minimum value, average value, standard deviation. This is covered in greater detail in

the next section, 5.7.2.2.

4. Press PEAK to output the recorded memory via RS-232C. Refer to section 6.2 regarding RS232C communication.

Release MEM after the

display shows "CNT".

MEM

MEMORY

POWER

MEM

MEMORY

MEM

MEMORY

MEM

MEMORY

PEAK

UNIT

ZERO

POWER

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5.7.2.2 Statistics Data

1. When in memory mode, UNIT will cycle through the available statistics data.

2. Each press of UNIT will switch between the following items: positive maximum value, negative maximum value,

positive minimum value, negative minimum value, average value, standard deviation.

3. Press MEM to exit to the recorded measurement values.

4. Press PEAK key to output the recorded memory via RS-232C. Refer to section 6.2 regarding RS232C communication.

Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down MEM

2. Press POWER

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER

MEM Exits statistic mode, and returns to memory blocks.

PEAK Transfers the recorded memory data via RS232C, and exits memory mode.

Powers off the FGV-XY.

Positive Maximum Negative Maximum Positive Minimum

Standard deviation

UNIT UNIT

UNIT

UNIT UNIT

Negative Minimum

Average

Memory block Recorded Value

Display statistical data

UNIT

Release MEM after "CNT"

has displayed.

MEM

MEMORY

POWER

UNIT

MEMORY

POWER

PEAK

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5.7.3 Standard Mode Memory

5.7.3.1 Accessing Memory Data

1. Turn the POWER off. Press MEM and hold, then press and release POWER. Release MEM when you see "STd" on the display. The unit will

alternate between showing the data block number, and the recorded measurement value of that block.

2. Press MEM to review the previous data block recorded.

3. Press UNIT to cycle through the available recorded statistics. In Standard mode, the available statistics are as follows: positive maximum value,

negative maximum value, positive minimum value, negative minimum value. This is covered in greater detail in the next section, 5.7.3.2.

4. Press PEAK to output the recorded memory via RS-232C. Refer to section 6.2 regarding RS232C communication.

Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down MEM

2. Press POWER

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER

ZERO Deletes the current data block, but only if you have the last block selected.

UNIT Cycles through the available statistics.

PEAK Transfers the recorded memory data via RS232C, and exits memory mode.

Powers down the FGV-XY.

MEM

Release MEM when

"CNT" is displayed.

Last memory block Previous memory block First memory block

MEM

MEMORY

POWER

MEMORY

POWER

PEAK

UNIT

ZERO

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Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down MEN key

2. Press POWER key

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Release POWER

MEM Exits statistic mode, and returns to memory blocks.

PEAK Transfers the recorded memory data via RS232C, and exits memory mode.

Powers off the FGV-XY.

Memory Block Recorded Value

Positive Maximum Negative Maximum Positive Minimum

UNIT

Negative Minimum

UNIT

UNIT UNIT

5.7.3.2 Statistics Memory Data

UNIT

Negative Peak Positive Peak

1. When in memory mode, UNIT will cycle through the available statistics data.

2. Each press of UNIT will switch between the following items: positive maximum value, negative maximum value, positive minimum value,

negative minimum value, positive peak value, and negative peak value.

3. Press MEM to exit to the recorded measurement values.

4. Press PEAK key to output the recorded memory via RS-232C. Refer to section 6.2 regarding RS232C communication.

5.8 Clearing the Memory

5.8.1 Clearing the Last Record

1. The last recorded memory block may be erased by pressing ZERO while viewing the last data point.

2. If ZERO is pressed while viewing any other data point, the display will show "Err", and will not delete anything.

Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold MEM

2. Press POWER

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

Release POWER

ZERO

Not the last

memory block

Value Cleared

Error

Last Memory Block

Memory block number

Memory data

UNIT

Display statistical data

Release MEM after

"CNT" is displayed.

MEMORY

POWER

MEMORY

POWER

MEMORY

POWER

PEAK

ZERO

UNIT

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5.8.2 Clearing All Memory

1. While viewing the last memory point, press and hold ZERO.

2. The display will show "nonE".

3. All memory has now been cleared, which returns the unit to standard measurement mode.

Key operation Display

Turn power off

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

1. Hold down MEM

2. Press POWER

PEAK

ZERO

MEM

UNIT

3. Release POWER

ZERO

(Push for 5 seconds or more)

No recorded data

Standard measuring mode

Memory block number

Memory data

5.8.3 No Recorded Data

The display will show "nonE" if switching to memory mode when there are no recorded memory points.

Standard Measuring Mode

5.9 USB Communication

5.9.3 Battery Life and USB

5.9.1 Features of ToriemonUSB

5.9.2 Download ToriemonUSB

The USB port allows you to connect your FGV-XY via the supplied USB cable to your PC. Our free software, ToriemonUSB, allows you to

capture data directly into Excel*.

ToriemonUSB allows you to capture measurement and memory data directly into Microsoft Excel.

ToriemonUSB is available for free at the following web address: http://www.shimpoinst.com/software.php

The manual is included with the software download, and is available separately.

Leaving the USB cable connected to the FGV-XY will drain the battery power at a faster rate. Only connect the gauge when taking data,

or use the AC adapater for power when accessing data frequently.

Release MEM after "CNT"

is displayed.

*Microsoft Excel is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corp.

MEMORY

POWER

ZERO

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6. External Data Port

6.1 Pin Assignment

Pin Number Signal Name

1 Analog +

2 Analog GND

3RxD (RS-232C Received Data)

Host --> FGV

4 Digital GND

5 Connection Detection

6TxD (RS-232C Transmitted Data)

FGV --> Host

7 Not Used*

8Compression Overload /

LO Comparator Output

9Tension overload /

HI Comparator Output

10 Common (for Pins 8 and 9)

HR12-10RC-10SDL, by Hirose, is the output connector.

We recommend HR12-10PCAE300 with 10 conductor

shielded cable to make your own.

Please call your Shimpo dealer for information regard-

ing optional cables and accessories.

*Always leave pin 7 unconnected.

6.2.RS-232C Output

The RS-232C data connection allows control from external devices and data transfers.

6.2.1 RS-232C Interface

Baud rate* 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps

Length of data bit 8 bit

Parity bit None

Length of stop bit 1 bit

Flow control None

*The baud rate is selectable through setting (f04). See section 4.5.4 for more information.

Default factory setting is 2400 bps. Consult your equipment's manual or manufacturer for the correct baud rate.

ASCII code, alpha numerics and carriage returns are used for RS-232C data transfer.

RS232C Output Cable

(Optional)

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6.2.2 RS232C Communication Commands

Typical Host -> FGV commands.

"cr"means carriage return.

Commands Content Response Explanation of Response

AA cr Tare AA cr Tare

AB cr Cancel data transmission AB cr Cancel data transmission

AC cr Switch to positive peak mode AC cr Switch to positive peak mode

AD cr Switch to standard measuring mode AD cr Switch to standard measuring mode

AL cr Switch to negative peak mode AL cr Switch to negative peak mode

AE cr Clear peak values AE cr Clear peak values

AF cr Switch unit to Kg, g AF cr Switch unit to Kg, g

AG cr Switch unit to N AG cr Switch unit to N

AH cr Switch unit to lb AH cr Switch unit to lb

AK cr Switch unit to oz AK cr Switch unit to oz

BA cr Request current measurement BA cr NA xxxxxx cr

xxxxxx: Polarity, decimal point, 4 digit value

BB cr Request continuous transmission of

measurement data (10 times/second) BB cr NA xxxxxx cr

BB1 cr Request continuous transmission of

measurement data (20 times/second) BB1 cr NA xxxxxx cr

BB2 cr Request continuous transmission of

measurement data (50 times/second) BB2 cr NA xxxxxx cr

BB3 cr Request continuous transmission of

measurement data (100 times/second) BB3 cr NA xxxxxx cr

BC cr Transmission request of model BC cr NE xx cr

xx: 2-digit number indicating model

02: FGV-0.5, 03: FGV-1, 04: FGV-2, 05: FGV-5, 06: FGV-10,

07: FGV-20, 08: FGV-50, 09: FGV-100, 1A: FGV-200

BD cr Transmission request of unit BD cr NH x cr

x: one-digit number indicating unit

0: N, 1: kg, 2: g, 3: lb, 4: oz

BE cr Transmission request of plus peak value BE cr NB xxxxxx cr xxxxxx: Polarity, decimal point, 4 digit value

BF cr Transmission request of minus peak value BF cr NC xxxxxx cr

If the FGV-XY detects a communication error,

the following error codes are sent.

OB cr Format error (Command error)

OF cr Flaming error

OH cr Overrun error

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6.2.3 Connection between FGV and Host

Without the connection between the Digital GND and

pin 5, RS-232C communication will not work.

6.3 Analog Output

± 1V Analog Output

The output voltage's polarity corresponds to the polarity shown on the display during standard measurement mode.

The voltage will adjust to any tare command performed.

Output signal ± 1V

Signal method 12 bit D/A converter

Output update 1000 times/second*

Load resistance >10 k Ω

Output accuracy ± 50mV

The analog output has a default update rate of 1000 times/second. The output

voltage is linearly scaled so that the current zero point of the gauge corresponds

with 0V, and so that 1V corresponds with 100% of the gauge's rated capacity.

This means that the tare function, or any change in the gauge's zero point, will

change the maximum voltage shown before the gauge is overloaded.

6.4 Overload/Comparator Output

Output overload/comparator signal.

Switch of output overload/comparator signal is set by external output setting (f06) of function mode.

Compression Overload /

LO Comparator Trigger

Tension Overload /

HI Comparator Trigger

Common

(For Pins 8 and 9)

30V / 5mA Maximum

Overload Output

When the overload condition is triggered, the corresponding overload output turns on. This can be used to stop a motorized test stand, or an

alarm to prevent damage from accidental overload.

When compression overload occurs photo-couple 1(PC1) turns on, and allows current to ﬂ ow between Pin 8 and 10.

When tension overload occurs photo-couple 2(PC2) turns on, and allows current to ﬂ ow between Pin 9 and 10.

If no overload condition exists, PC1 and PC2 should be closed, and will not allow current ﬂ ow.

Overload occurs at about 120% of the gauge's rated capacity. This includes any weight zeroed during any tare operation.

Comparator Output

When the LO limit is reached, photo-couple 1(PC1) turns on, and allows current to ﬂ ow between pins 8 and 10.

When the HI limit is reached, photo-couple 2(PC2) turns on, and allows current to ﬂ ow between pins 9 and 10.

Refer to section 5.5 for information regarding the activation and setting of comparator limits.

I/F Circuit

RxD

TxD

Digital GND

Connection Detection

FGV

Data Ouput Port

Host

9 pin serial connection

Analog Cable

(Optional)

Red

Black

Pin 8

Pin 9

Pin 10

DCD

RxD

TxD

DTR

GND

DSR

RTS

CTS

*This rate is determined by setting f05. Please refer to 4.5.5.

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7. Frequently Asked Questions

7.2 Technical Inquiries

7.1 Toubleshooting

Questions Cause Presumable reason Procedure

At power on, "OVR" is displayed

without any load.

•Load cell damage The damage may have oc-

cured from a drop, dynamic

load , or extreme overload.

Contact your Shimpo dealer

for repair information.

"LO BAT" is still displayed after 16

hours of charging.

•Low battery voltage

•Charging circuit malfunction

•AC adapter malfunction

•Battery will no longer charge

•AC Adapter / PCB damaged

from misuse

Contact your Shimpo dealer

for repair information.

Unit will not power up under bat-

tery power.

•Low battery voltage

•Charging circuit malfunction

•AC adapter malfunction

•Battery will no longer charge

•AC Adapter / PCB damaged

from misuse

Contact your Shimpo dealer

for repair information.

While connected to the AC adapter,

"BAT" is not displayed.

•Charging circuit malfunction

•AC adapter malfunction

•AC Adapter / PCB damaged

from misuse

Contact your Shimpo dealer

for repair information.

When measuring small forces, the

display zeros itself.

•Tracking Function

Section 4.4

Tracking is on, and zeros the

small forces because it looks

like a temperature change.

Turn off Tracking.

Section 4.4

The measurement value changes

with the orientation of the gauge.

Weight of the sensor shaft. The gauge is measuring the

small weight of the sensor

shaft which is connected to

the load cell.

Press ZERO after the gauge is

in position to negate any dis-

cepencies due to the sensor

shaft's weight.

The software, Toriemon, doesn't

work with my FGV-XY.

•Toriemon isn't compatible

with the FGV-XY.

•Toriemon is only compatible

with DART and JAVELIN series

gauges.

•Download ToriemonUSB

from the following website.

Questions Explanation Reference

How long should my FGV-XY's bat-

tery last?

The nickle metal hydride battery should last

for 500 full charge cycles, and should opti-

mally last 8 hours on a full charge.

Please charge battery after discharging

electricity until “LO BAT” is displayed at

LCD.

What is the reason for different ca-

pacity gauges?

To obtain the best accuracy in each situation,

different capacities are available.

To acheive the best accuracy, choose a

gauge that will allow most of your measure-

ments to fall within 50 - 100% of the gauge's

rated capacity.

Why does measuring data show

variations?

Although there are many reasons, the mea-

suring value is affected by vibration if you

hold by hands.

Fluctuation will be reduced when using

stand.

How does side loading and torque

affect the gauge's readings?

Side loading and torque effects are not mea-

surable, can damage the internal compo-

nents, and will void your warranty.

How are the force gauges calibrat-

ed?

The FGV-XY is calibrated using dead weights

at the factory.

Contact your Shimpo dealer for information

regarding NIST certiﬁ cation for your gauge.

Is the battery user servicable? The internal battery is not user servicable. Please contact your Shimpo dealer regard-

ing battery replacement, and repair.

Do you have CAD or techinical draw-

ings available?

CAD and technical drawings are availabale

for the FGV-XY.

Please contact your Shimpo dealer for infor-

mation regarding CAD and technical draw-

ings.

Is the FGV-XY case waterproof? No, the case is not waterproof or water resis-

tant. Do not use in or around water or high

levels of humidity or condensation.

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9.Speciﬁ cations and Dimensions

8. Support

8.1 Repair and Calibration

Please contact your Shimpo dealer for information regarding the repair and calibration of your FGV-XY.

8.2 Warranty

Nidec-Shimpo Corp. warrants, to the original purchaser of new products only, that this product shall be free from defects in workmanship and

materials under normal use and proper maintenance for one year from the date of original purchase. See ﬁ nal page for full warranty disclosure.

※ Dimension for FGP-0.2 ～ 0.5 is 141mm, FGP-100 is 149mm.

Model FGV-0.5XY FGV-1XY FGV-2XY FGV-5XY FGV-10XY FGV-20XY FGV-50XY FGV-100XY FGV-200XY

Capacity

0.500lb

2.000 N

1.000lb

5.000 N

2.000lb

10.00 N

20.00 N 50.00 N 100.0 N 200.0 N 500.0 N 1000 N

200.0 g 500.0 g 1000 g 2.000 kg 5.000 kg 10.00 kg 20.00 kg 50.00 kg 100.0 kg

8oz 16oz 2 lb 5 lb 10 lb 20 lb 50 lb 100 lb 200 lb

Resolution

0.001lb

0.001 N

0.001lb

0.01 N

0.01 N 0.01 N 0.1 N 0.1 N 1 N

0.1 kg 1 kg 0.001 kg 0.001 kg 0.01 kg 0.01 kg 0.1 kg

0.01 oz 0.001 lb 0.001 lb 0.01 lb 0.01 lb 0.1 lb 0.1 lb

Units of Measure lb / oz /g / N

Measurement

Modes Standard, Compression Peak, Tension Peak

Display Rate User Selectable: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20 times per second

Sampling Rate 1000 times per second

Accuracy ± 0.2% F.S.

Inﬂ uence of

temperature Gain : ± 0.01 LOAD / Zero : ±0.01 / R.C. / Drift of zero point can be cancelled with tracking function.

Display

Main display: 4-digits 12mm high, Reversible

Units display: 3-digits 7mm high

Other display: "LO BAT"(Low Battery Voltage), "BAT"(Battery Charging), "OVR"(Overload), "Peak"(Peak Hold)

Overload 200% of Full Scale 150% F.S.

Tracking User Selectable (ON/OFF)

Output

USB Allows communication between FGV-XY and ToriemonUSB via USB cable(included).

RS-232C Allows communication between the FGV-XY and RS-232C devices. RS-232C cable is an optional accessory.

Analog ± 1V, Accuracy is ± 50mV through a 12 bit D/A. ZERO affects this output, and is updated at 1000 times/second. Load is >10k　Ω

Overload/

Comparator Open-collector output (Max DC30V/5mA).

Power Rechargeable Nickel hydride battery or AC adapter/charger. Usable while charging.

Operating Time: Approximately 8 hours after a full charge. Charging Time: 16 Hours Max.

Auto Power Off Default is 10 minutes. Can be disbaled. Automatically disabled when connected to AC adapter.

Memory function Continuous memory: 1000 data points, Single memory: 100 data points, Standard memory: 50 data points

Statistics functions (max, minimum, peak, average, standard deviation)

Comparator function User Selectable: HI and LO

Temperature range 0 ~ 40° C (-32 ~ 104° F)

Humidity range 35 ~ 85% RH

Dimensions 147mm ※ (L)x 75mm (W) x 38mm(H)

Weight Approx. 450g Approx. 500g

Accessories

(Included)

AC adapter/charger, carrying case, hook, chisel, flat head, notched head, hanger, cone head, thread Adapter,

extension rod, USB cable

Application

software Application software (USB version): Available at www.shimpoinst.com/software for free.

lb / kg / N

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Measurement Attachments (standard accessories)

Flat Head: 12 Chisel: 70°

Hook Notched Head: 70° Thread Adapter

Cone Head: 70°

Dimensions

The following drawing is for the attachments included with the FGV-5 ~ 50XY (M6).

Please contact your Shimpo dealer for information on the attachments included with 0.5, 1, 2, and 200 models.

70°

3.5

(43)

70°

( ) shows dimensions for FGV-0.5, 1XY

[ ] shows dimensions for FGV-200XY

Other dimensions are common in all models.

Extension Rod: L = 92

10 10

LIMITEDEXPRESSWARRANTY

Shimpo Instruments warrants, to the original purchaser

of new products only, that this product shall be free

from defects in workmanship and materials under normal

use and proper maintenance for one year from the

date of original purchase. This warranty shall not be

effective if the product has been subject to overload,

misuse, negligence, or accident, or if the product has

been repaired or altered outside of Shimpo Instrument's

authorized control in any respect which in Shimpo

Instruments' judgment, adversely affects its condition or

operation.

DISCLAIMEROFALLOTHERWARRANTIES

The foregoing warranty constitutes the SOLE AND

EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY, and Shimpo Instruments hereby

disclaims all other warranties, expressed, statutory or

implied, applicable to the product, including, but not limited

to all implied warranties of merchantability and fitness.

LIMITATIONOFREMEDY

Under this warranty, Shimpo Instruments' SOLE

OBLIGATION SHALL BE TO REPAIR OR REPLACE the

defective product or part, at Shimpo Instrument's option.

Shimpo Instruments reserves the right to satisfy warranty

obligation in full by reimbursing Buyer for all payments

made to Shimpo Instruments, whereupon, title shall pass

to Shimpo Instruments upon acceptance of return goods.

To obtain warranty service, Purchaser must

obtain Shimpo Instruments' authorization before returning

the product, properly repackaged, freight pre-paid to

Shimpo Instruments.

INDEMNIFICATION&LIMITATIONOFDAMAGES

Buyer agrees to indemnify and hold Shimpo Instruments

harmless from and against all claims and damages

imposed upon or incurred arising, directly or indirectly,

from Buyer's failure to perform or satisfy any of the terms

described herein In no event shall Shimpo Instruments

be liable for injuries of any nature involving the product,

including incidental or consequential damages to

person or property, any economic loss or loss of use.

MERGERCLAUSE

Any statements made by the Sellers' representative do

not constitute warranties except to the extent that they

also appear in writing. This writing constitutes the entire

and ﬁ nal expression of the parties' agreement.

FGP(92751A) Edited FGV XY Manual

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