Whilst torque readings can be entered manually into Kepler 4 using a keyboard and mouse, the calibration software also supports RS232 data entry. This means results can be automatically transmitted directly from the AWS calibration machines or other manufacturer's equipment into Kepler 4.

This not only speeds up the torque calibration process, but also eliminates data entry error of readings entirely.

ADMS software stores databases on a local PC or on a server as selected by the user. It gives the user full freedom over the storage of their data, allowing for easy backup.

Please note, databases can only be accessed by one machine at a time, whether it is stored locally or on a server. The program remains on the local PC for security.

Existing lists of standards, customers, models, tools and instruments can all be imported to speed up the initial setup of the Kepler 4 software.

The BS EN ISO 6789:2017 torque standard recommends that torque tools should be calibrated every 12 months or every 5,000 operations of the tool, whichever comes earlier.

BS 7882:2017 recommends that for torque measuring devices, recalibrations should take place at least every 2 years to ensure the device is reading your torque values accurately and reliably.

Yes, software is updated as needed for all customers who are within their annual maintenance period. Users will be given the option to upgrade their version upon opening the software when the device is connected to the internet.

Please remember it is important to backup your database before updating.