Desoutter CVIC II Controller V5.1.X User Manual

This manual provides operating instructions for the Desoutter CVIC II controller series (L2, L4, H2, H4), covering safety, installation, programming, and…


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Brand
Desoutter
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
72
File format
PDF
File size
7.4 MB
Published
16 October, 2026
Updated
16 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
B00FEEB65447E41C3116432AA2D09AA4

About this manual

The Desoutter CVIC II controller is designed to automatically control electric tightening systems by measuring tool power consumption and monitoring tool angle. The document covers four specific models: CVIC II L2, CVIC II L4, CVIC II H2, and CVIC II H4, which differ in their ability to drive low-torque versus high-torque tools and the number of tightening cycles they can run simultaneously.

The manual details the complete user workflow, including initial setup (installation, language selection, date/time setting), navigating the control interface for monitoring results, programming tightening cycles and parameters via the menu system or PC software (CVIPC 2000), configuring peripherals like Ethernet and PLCs, performing maintenance tasks such as battery replacement, and troubleshooting common faults. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Controller Overview
  • Specifications
  • Initial Startup
  • Control Interface
  • Programming Settings
  • Maintenance
  • Connections
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

Weight5.9 kg
IP Rating40
Operating Temperature0 / +40°C
Voltage Input85 – 125VAC / 180 – 250VAC
Frequency50 / 60 Hz
Average Power (L2)0.5 kW
Peak Power (H4, 35m cable)-4.5kW

Frequently asked questions

What tools are compatible with the CVIC II controller?

The controller is designed to drive and monitor EC/MC series current-controlled tools.

What is the maximum number of tightening cycles for the H version?

The H version allows running up to 15 tightening cycles.

How does the controller handle tool overheating?

If the motor temperature exceeds 100°C, the controller stops the tool; it can restart once the temperature drops below 80°C.

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