Avery Weigh-Tronix PC-805 Service Manual

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PC-805 Parts Counter Service Manual
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ............................................................................... 3
Specifications...................................................................................... 4
Accessing Menus and Modes .................................................. 5
Scale Menu ......................................................................................... 6
CALib (Calibration) ................................................................... 7
ConFig (Configuration) ............................................................. 7
rEStArt (Restart) ...................................................................... 8
SEAL (Seal) ............................................................................. 8
done (Done) .............................................................................8
Diagnostic Menu .................................................................................9
ConFig. (Configuration) Menu ..................................................................... 11
Error Messages ........................................................................................... 14
Serial Communications................................................................................ 14
Cable Pinouts ................................................................................... 14
Preset Print Formats ......................................................................... 15
Zebra 2442 / Orion Printer Fixed Format Label Output .................... 16
Computer Protocol ............................................................................ 17
Disassembly Instructions ............................................................................. 19
PC-805 Technical Illustrations ..................................................................... 21
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Specifications
Capacities and Resolutions:
Overcapacity Limits:
Internal Resolution:
Filters:
Display:
Power:
Output:
Capacity Normal Resolution Expanded Resolution
10 lb 0.001 lb 0.00005 lb 50 lb 0.005 lb 0.0002 lb
100 lb 0.01 lb 0.0005 lb
5 kg 0.0005 kg / 0.5 g 0.00002 kg / 0.02 g 25 kg 0.002 kg / 2 g 0.0001 kg / 0.1 g 50 kg 0.005 kg / 5 g 0.0002 kg / 0.2 g
Overcapacity indication (upper dashes) will occur at 9 divisions over rated capacity or 102% of full scale capacity.
1 part in 2,000,000 (QDT
Standard digital software filtering
Seven digits of seven-segment, high-contrast black LCD, .5" (1.3 cm) high with blue electro-luminescent backlight
15VDC at 300mA from a 117VAC 60Hz inline transformer Optional 12VDC lead acid battery
Bidirectional RS-232 output with selectable baud rate
TM
)
Operating environment:
14° to 104° F (-10° to 40° C) 10 to 90% relative humidity, non-condensing
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What's In This Manual?
This manual contains the information you need to configure, calibrate and service the PC-805 counting scale. The manual is divided into the following sections:
• Scale Menu
• Diagnostic Menu
• Configuration Menu
• Communication
• Technical Drawings and Assemblies
Accessing Menus and Modes
Switches not listed in Table are irrelevant to the mode. It does not matter what position they are in for that particular mode.
The different modes of operation are accessed by placing the switches of SW1 in the positions described in Table 1. Switch SW1 is located under the scale shroud on the right side of the scale. See Figure 1. Calibration, diagnostics, and configuration can also be accessed by pressing and holding the PRINT key for five seconds.
Switch SW1
ON OFF Mode of Operation
1, 2 Normal Operation Mode
2 1 Menu Mode (Scale, Diag., Config.)
3 External Display Mode
Table 1
Switch settings
Figure 1
Switch SW1 location
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Scale Menu
y
y
Because a 7 segment display cannot show all of the alpha­bet, the words on the display are the closest representations of the words they stand for that can be accomplished. The menus show the words as all caps and clarified in some instances. The explanations in the text will use the letters and case you will see on the display.
The first menu you see when entering the menu mode is the Scale menu. Follow these steps to explore the Scale menu.
1. Set SW1-2 to the ON position and SW1-1 to the OFF position OR hold the PRINT key for 5 seconds. The display shows SCALE. The
entire Scale menu is shown in Figure 2 below.
2. Follow the legend at the top of the menu to navigate through the menu. Each item is explained on the next pages.
To move , press the key. To move , press the ke To move , and to choose an option, press the ke Press key to go up one menu level.
COUNT/WEIGHT
SAMPLE TA R E
.
ZERO
* = factory default value
.
Press any key but
SAMPLE
to abort the calibration process
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Figure 2
Scale Menu
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CALib (Calibration)
A
CALib is the calibration function for the scale. Follow these steps to cali­brate your scale:
The scale defaults to 10,000d resolution after calibration.
Table 2
lternate Span Weights
Scale Capacity
5 10 25 50 75 100 125 150 200 250 300 500
Press any key except the SAMPLE key to abort calibra­tion. If you abort the procedure,
Abort is displayed briefly then CALib.
Alt 1
N/A N/A 10 10 10 10 10 10 50 50 50 50
Alt 2
N/A N/A 25 25 50 50 50 50 100 100 100 200
1. With CALib displayed, press the ZERO key. . . PoUnd or 1000 g is displayed.
These are your choices for unit of measure for the calibration test weight.
2. Toggle between these two units of measure by pressing the SAMPLE key. With the unit of measure you want displayed, press the ZERO key. . . A weight capacity is shown on the
screen.
3. Press the SAMPLE key to scroll through the choices of scale capacity. With your choice displayed, press the ZERO key. . . LoAd 0 is displayed. Be sure all
weight is removed from the scale.
4. Press the ZERO key. . . bUSY is briefly displayed then LoAd
X. X is the amount of weight to put on the scale for calibration. You can scroll to an alternate weight by pressing the ZERO key. See Table 2 at left.
During calibration the display may show bUSY if scale motion is detected. Wait to see if the display clears. If not, turn off the scale and turn back on. Repeat the calibration proce­dure
ConFig (Configuration)
5. With LoAd X displayed, place X weight on the scale and press the ZERO key. . . bUSY is briefly displayed then donE.
The display then returns to CALib.
ConFig (scale configuration) is the next item under the Scale menu. Below are descriptions of each item in this submenu. Use the ZERO and SAMPLE keys as you did in the calibration section to navigate through the choices and select the configuration items you want.
0 rAngE Zero range
Choices: 100% or 2% of full capacity Use this to set the allowable zero range.
0 Start Zero Start
Choices: YES or NO If YES is select, the scale zeros when it powers up. If NO is selected, the scale will display the weight on the platter when it powers up.
Azt rng Auto zero tracking range
Choices: Off, 0.5d, 1d, 2d, 3d, 5d Use this to set the allowable zero tracking range. This will not affect the count or sample modes.
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Bold selections are factory defaults.
ovr CAP Over capacity
Choices: 102% or full capacity or 9 divisions Use this to set the overcapacity limit.
StAblE Stability
Choices: Off, 0.25d, 0.5d, 1d, 2d, 5d Use this to set the stability limit. This is the allowable motion for zero acceptance, tare acceptance and the stable indicator. Off = 100d.
rESo Resolution
Choices: 5k, 10k, 12.5k, 15k, 20k, 25k, 30k, 40k, 50k, 75k, 100k, 125k, 150k, 200k, 250k, 300k, 400k, 500k Use this to set the desired scale resolution.
FiLtEr Filter
Choices: Normal and Fast Use this to set the amount of filtering needed for your situation. Choose Fast in situations with excess vibration.
UPdAtE Update
Choices: 1 time/second, 2 times/second, 8 times/second,
16 times/second
Use this to set the display update rate.
dEFAULt Default
Choices: Yes, No Use this to reset the Config. factory defaults. Calibration will not be affected.
rEStArt (Restart)
SEAL (Seal)
done (Done)
LFiLt LFilter
Choices: 4, 5 Sets filtering of the QDT® cell. A setting of 4 is more accurate but slows response compared to a setting of 5.
done Done
Hit the SAMPLE key with this displayed to move back to the ConFig display.
Restart is the next menu item. Use this to reinitialize the scale. You will need to recalibrate if you choose yes.
Seal is the next menu item. Choose Yes if you want to disable access to the scale menu through the front panel PRINT key. If yes is chosen and you try to access the scale menu, SEALEd will be displayed. Choose No if you want to leave front panel access to the scale menu available.
Done is the last menu item in the Scale menu. Press the COUNT/WEIGHT key to return to the SCALE display.
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Diagnostic Menu
A
AZT
Figure 3 shows the Diagnostic menu.
To move , press the key. To move , press the key.
SAMPLE TARE
To move , and to choose an option, press the key. Press key to go up one menu level.
shows voltage shows raw
compression crystal count
Lets you
check key
function
COUNT/WEIGHT
tension
crystal
count
shows high
resolution with
ZT on
digital count
shows high
resolution w/o
Figure 3
Diagnostic menu
performs
a serial
loopback
test
ZERO
shows model #,
software
revision level
and performs a
display segment
test
A PC-805 with the backlight enabled and a fully charged battery may be expected to last 12 hours before recharging is necessary. With the backlight disabled the battery will last approximately 24 hours and take about eight hours to recharge.
Access the diagnostic menu by following the instructions in the section Accessing Menus and Modes. Below are explanations for each of the items in this menu. With the test name displayed, press the ZERO key to perform the test.
BAttERY Battery
Choose this to display the current battery voltage. Battery voltage will usually read from 11 to 13 volts. The Lo Bat annun­ciator will show up when voltage drops to 11.5 volts. The scale will shut off when voltage is 10 volts. While recharging, this display will show 13-14.5 volts and if AC powered the display will show approximately 14.5 volts.
C CRYSt Compression Crystal
Choose this to display the raw frequency from the compression crystal in the Quartzell scale should be as stable as the other crystal frequency and within 10% of each other. This number should increase as weight is applied to the scale. Press the ZERO key to end the test.
t CRYSt Tension Crystal
Choose this to display the raw frequency from the tension crystal in the Quartzell scale should be as stable as the other crystal frequency and within 10% of each other. This number should decrease as weight is applied to the scale. Press the ZERO key to end the
®
. A typical count with no load on the
®
. A typical count with no load on the
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test.
Count Count
Choose this to display the raw, digital counts from the Quartzell
TM
. Count should be approximately 100,000-200,000
and as stable as the crystal counts.
SERIAL Choose this to perform a serial loopback test. You must connect
the transmit and receive lines together for this test to work. Display will show pass or fail.
dISPLAY Display
Choose this to display the model number, software version part number and revision and to perform a display segment test.
bUttonS Buttons
Choose this to test the keys of the front panel. Each key press is spelled out in the display to show it is functioning properly. The
COUNT/WEIGHT key will return the display to bUttonS.
HI RESA High resolution with AZT enabled
Choose this to display weight data with 1,000,000 count resolu­tion. AZT is enabled during this test. Press the SAMPLE or COUNT/WEIGHT key to stop the test.
HI RESn High resolution with no AZT
Choose this to display weight data with 1,000,000 count resolu­tion. AZT is disabled during this test. Press the SAMPLE or COUNT/WEIGHT key to stop the test.
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Config. (Configuration) Menu
The Config. menu is shown in Figure 4. Access the Config. menu by follow­ing the instructions in the section Accessing Menus and Modes. Below are explanations for each of the items in this menu.
Figure 4
Configuration menu
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Bold selections are the factory defaults.
UnitS Units
Choices: pounds, grams, kilograms, ounces Enable the unit or units of measure you want to have available when pressing the UNITS key. Default is all units are enabled.
Spl Lo Sample low
Choices: 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 Choose the minimum allowable sample size
AccY-Lo Accuracy low
Choices: Off, 95%, 98%, 99% Choose the minimum desired sample accuracy. Reducing sample accuracy requires fewer samples.
Spl-typE Sample type
Choices: bul (bulk) and dri (dribble) Choose the type of sampling you want to use. Pick bulk sam­pling if you want to place all the sample parts on the scale at the same time. Pick dribble sampling if you will be counting (drib­bling) parts onto the scale.
PIE-rnd Piece weight rounding
Choices: Off, 1%, 2%, 5% Choose the percent of piece weight rounding you want.
Serial Serial
Use this submenu to configure the serial interface.
dEVICE Device
Choices: none, broadcast, imp printer, Orion, com­puter Use this to choose the device to be interfaced with your scale. If you select imp, the output format will be selected by the format menu. If you select com­puter, the output is determined by the commands received from the computer. Select broadcast to continuously output the format selected in the format menu. If you pick the Orion printer, the format shown in the Print Formats section is sent.
bAUd Baud
Choices: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, and 19,200 Choose the baud rate for your serial communication.
dAtAbit Databit
Choices: 7 or 8 Choose the data bits to be used in serial communica­tion.
PAritY Parity
Choices: none, even, odd Choose the parity to be used in serial communica­tion.
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AdvAnCE Advance
Choices: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 If you are using an imp printer, use this to choose the number of advances to be inserted after the format-
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ForNat Format
Auto Autoprint
donE Done
IdLE Idle
Choices: off, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 60 minutes Choose the amount of idle time the scale will remain powered when operating under battery power. Choose off if you do not want the scale to automatically shut off. The scale will not do the power zero test if Off is chosen. Maximum battery life with continuous backlight usage is approximately 12 hours on a full charge. Without backlight enabled, battery life is approximately 24 hours and takes about eight hours to recharge.
ted transmission.
Choices: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 If you are using an imp printer or Broadcast, choose from 8 preformatted outputs. These are described in the Serial Communications section of this manual.
Choices: No and Yes If you are using an imp printer, choose no to disable autoprint and yes to enable autoprint. If enabled the weight will automatically be printed after each weight is added and stabilizes. Autoprint will re-arm after the weight has returned to within 10 divisions of net zero.
Press the ZERO key to return to the Serial display.
Latch Sample Latching
Choices: 1, 2, OFF Latching, if enabled, gives the appearance of stability immedi­ately following the sample process. The sample latch is broken when motion is detected or if the calculated count is over two pieces away from the sample size. The latch will not function again until another sample process is completed.
Backlight Backlight
Choose to turn backlight on or off. On is the default setting.
donE Done
Press the ZERO key to return to the ConFig display.
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Error Messages
The error messages you might see on the display are shown below.
EPr Err EEPROM error - press the TARE key to acknowledge the error
CAL Err Calibration error - perform calibration procedure to correct
Lo Bat Low battery voltage - this annunciator will appear when battery
Serial Communications
voltage reaches 11.5 volts. The scale will shut off at 10 volts.
Cable Pinouts
A straight through cable (1 to 1, 2 to 2, etc.) can be used from a 9-pin computer serial port to connect this scale.
Pinout assignments for the serial communication are shown below.
9-pin Female
Scale
Pin Name Direction
2 TXD OUT 3 RXD IN 5SG -
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Preset Print Formats
If the scale is in count mode, displayed weight formats will send weight, not count.
There are six preset serial print formats. Choose the one you want to use during configuration of the scale. The formats are described below.
Abbreviations: CR = carriage return LF = line feed SP = space U = units character W = weight character C = count character T = tare character G = gross weight character P = piece weight character I = weight type identifier (G for gross, T for tare and N for net)
Imp Printer Format 0
Imp Printer Format 1
Imp Printer Format 2
Imp Printer Format 3
Imp Printer Format 4
Net weight only:
WWWW.WW<CR><LF>
Net weight with units:
WWWW.WW<SP>UU<CR><LF>
GTN with units:
'G'<SP>GGGG.GG<SP>UU<CR><LF>
'T'<SP>TTTT.TT<SP>UU<CR><LF>
'N'<SP>WWWW.WW<SP>UU<CR><LF>
Displayed weight with identifier:
I<SP>WWWW.WW<CR><LF>
In Count Mode: N<SP>CCCC<SP>PCS<CR><LF>
In Weigh Mode: I<SP>WWWW.WW<SP>UU<CR><LF>
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Imp Printer Format 5
Net weight with units, count and piece weight:
Net = WWWW.WW<SP>UU<CR><LF> (Net = or Gross =)
Count = CCCCCCC<CR><LF>
Piece Wt = .PPPPPP<SP>UU<CR><LF>
Imp Printer Format 6
Imp Printer Format 7
Zebra 2443 / Orion Printer Fixed Format Label Output
Fixed length (nine digits) displayed weight with units.
sxxxxx.xx uu<CR> (s = positive (a space) or negative (-) weight)
COUNT: CCCC<SP>PCS<CR><LF>
You may also choose to print an Orion printer bar code label. This printer has one format shown below. It can be chosen through the configuration menu explained in the Service Manual. The active unit of measure will be printed. This example shows the weight in LB and the time and date line. If your printer is not equipped with time and date capability, the time and date line will not appear on the label.
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Time and date line only appear if the printer has time and date capability.
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Computer Protocol
COMMAND RESPONSE DESCRIPTION
CA<CR> none Clear Sample
CC<CR> cc_xxxxx<CR> Request piece count
CP<CR> cp_x.xxxxxxuu<CR> Request piece weight value
CM<CR> none Switch to count mode
DIxxxxxxxx<CR> none Display Message xxxx
IC<CR> none Reset Scale (warm start)
PWx.xxxxx_uu<CR> none Loads x.xxxxx as piece weight
TR<CR> tr_ _ _ _x.xxxuu<CR> Request tare value
The scale's RS-232 bidirectional communication works in a master/slave protocol. A computer or master sends a command code to the scale (slave) which will return a response to the master device or perform a scale func­tion. Commands to the scale are in uppercase, terminated with a carriage return. Scale responses begin with the lowercase equivalent of the com­mand code.
(message is 8 characters max)
TZ<CR> none Clear the current tare
Txxxx.x_uu<CR> none Loads xxxx.x as tare
WD<CR> wd_ _ _xx.xxx<CR> Request net weight
WE<CR> we_ _ _xx.xxxuu<CR> Request net weight with units
W<CR> we_ _ _ _x.xxxuuHML<CR> Request net weight with units
and status
WG<CR> wg_ _ _xx.xxxuu<CR> Request gross weight with
units
WM<CR> none Switch to weight mode
WS<CR> ws_HML<CR> Request scale status
WZ<CR> none Zero the scale
Legend:
1) "_" ....... represents the ASCII space character
2) "u" ....... represents the units of measure character(s):
........... "LB" for pounds
........... "KG" for kilograms
........... "G" for grams
3) <CR> .. represents the ASCII carriage return
4) HML .... represents three bytes of scale status information as described
on the next page.
5) Value entered is assumed to be in same units of measure as what the
scale is currently in.
6) Display messages are limited to seven characters.
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Scale Status Byte H:
BIT: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0011XXXX
Scale Status Byte M:
BIT: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0011XXXX
1: In motion 1: At zero 1: Under capacity 1: Tare active
1: Negative 1: Over cap. 1: PROM checksum error 1: faulty calibration
Scale Status Byte L:
BIT: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0011000X
1: low battery 0: unused 0: unused 0: unused
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Disassembly Instructions
If it is necessary to service the PC-805, follow this checklist for disassembly and re-assembly.
1. Disconnect the scale from the power source and remove the scale
2. Remove the two socket-head screws securing the top plate to the
WARNING! Be sure to counter the torque force applied when loosening or tightening screws connected to the weight sensor, or weight sensor damage may result. Also do not use a "T" handle allen wrench and always lay the palm of your hand on the aluminum top plate when you break loose the top screws.
shroud.
SEE WARNING TO THE LEFT.
weight sensor. Lift off the top plate. Do not lose the weight sensor spacer located between the top plate and the weight sensor.
To access the electronics:
To remove the power
supply/IO board:
Figure 5
Spacer locations
3. Disconnect the display cable from the scale base.
4. Remove the four screws holding the electronics cover plate to the
base and lift off the cover.
5. Remove the weight sensor interface cable from the pins on the
power supply board.
6. Remove the screws holding the PC board to the base and lift out the
PC board.
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PC-805 COUNTING SCALE
10 lb / 5 kg cap. , 12” x 14” BASE PARTS AND ASSEMBLY
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ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION W-T P/N QTY
1 Remote Display Cable Assy 1140-11832 1 2 Shroud (10 lb.) 1076-16136 1 3 Quartzell Assy 7153-15694-05 1
Quartzell EPROM (not shown) 51757-0016 1 4 Screw, #10-32 x .25"L 1006-09173 2 5 Vinyl Cap 1051-13968 3 6 I/O Connector Mtg Bracket 1067-15693 1 7 PVC Wire Duct 1074-15171-04 1 8 Display Mtg Plate 1069-16135 1 9 Nylon Spacer 17820-0010 6
10
Screw, Flat Head, Hex Soc, 1/4-20 X
1.00"L
1018-11594 2
11 Main Interconnect Pc Board 49995-0012 1 12 Pwr Supply, 120vac/14vdc, 0.7 amp
Pwr Supply, 230vac/14vdc, 0.7 amp
1148-16069
1148-1607011 13 Pwr Supply Mtg Bracket 1067-15647 1 14 Platter 1076-14702 1 15 Screw, #6 x .38"L 1009-05758 6 16 Aluminum Spacer 1043-13977 1 17 Foot Assy 7075-15475-03 4 18 Capscrew, 1/4 x .1.00"L 1007-02617 2 19 Standoff,m/f #6 x 1/4 HEX x .75"L 1044-00275 6 20 Standoff,m/f #4 x 3/16 HEX x .19"L 1044-01085 2 21 Cable Clamp 1074-00392 1 22 Level Bubble 1083-00095 1 23 Level Bubble Tape 1045-15177 1 24 Flat Washer, 1/4" 1029-00099 2 25 Acorn Nut, #10 1028-16157 4 26 Base 7069-15914-02 1 27 Tooth Washer, #6 1031-00128 3 28 Slotted Stud, 1/4-20 x 2.00"L 1015-14427 4 29 Shroud Spacer 1043-14426 4 30 #6 Lock Washer (external tooth) 15697-0030 6 33 Loadbridge 1066-16179 1 34 Screw, Locking Hex Socket, 1011-04367 1 35 Cable Assy (Quartzell-to-main) 7140-14118 1 36 Screw,#6-32 x .25"L 1009-10039 2 37 Screw,#6-32 x .38"L 1006-02604 6 38 Display Enclosure, Top 1069-15966 1 39 Display Enclosure, Bottom 1069-15967 1 40 Keypad / Backer Plate Assy 51937-0019 1 41 Display Pc Board Assy 7405-15834-02 1 42 Battery, 12VDC 15553-0074 1 44 Remote Display (complete assy) 7131-15965 1 45 Screw, #6 x .25”L 1006-02598 4 46 Remote Display Cable, 6 ft. length
(optional)
9570-12450 1
47 Battery Cable Assy 50048-0017 1 48 12V Battery Kit,
(battery,cable,bracket,screws)
50236-0019 1
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DRAFT SHIELD (optional) (10 lb. / 5 kg. 12” x 14” BASE VERSION ONLY PARTS AND ASSEMBLY
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ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION W-T P/N QTY QTY
1 SUPPORT POST 1058-15413 2 2
2 SHIELD DOOR 1069-15404 1 1
3 SHIELD TOP PANEL 1069-15403 1 1
4 SHIELD REAR PANEL 1069-15406 1 1
5 SHIELD SIDE PANEL 1069-14604 2 2
6 SUPPORT POST w/SIDE HOLE 1058-14424 2 2
7 THREADED SPRING /
PLUNGER
1068-14610 2 2
8 KNOB 1091-14144 1 1
9 HEX NUT, #10-32 14506-0059 1 1
10 SCREW, #6-32 x .31” LG 1001-13790 2 2
11 STANDOFF, #6-32 x .31” LG 1044-00121 2 2
12 VINYL CAP 1051-13968 2 2
13 SCREW, .25”-20 x .50” LG 1007-00538 4 8
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50 lb / 25 kg , AND 100 lb / 50 kg cap. , 12” x 14” BASE PARTS AND ASSEMBLY
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ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION W-T P/N QTY
1 Remote Display Cable Assy 1140-11832 1 2 Shroud (dished) 1076-14741 1 3 Quartzell Assy (50lb / 25kg cap.) 7153-15694-32 1
Quartzell Assy (100lb / 50kg cap.) 7153-15694-50 1
Quartzell EPROM (not shown) 51757-0016 4 Screw, #10-32 x 3/8"L 1006-02039 2 5 Neoprene Pad, Conductive, .62” dia. 60068-0011 5 6 I/O Connector Mtg Bracket 1067-15693 1 7 PVC Wire Duct 1074-15171-04 1 8 Display Mtg Plate 1069-16135 1 9 Loadbridge 1066-15993 1
10 Capscrew, Hex, 1/4-20 X 1.00"L 1007-02617 4 11 Main Interconnect Pc Board 49995-0012 1 12 Pwr Supply, 120vac/14vdc, 0.7 amp
Pwr Supply, 230vac/14vdc, 0.7 amp
1148-16069
1148-1607011 13 Pwr Supply Mtg Bracket 1067-15693 1 14 Sealing Cover Label 1070-60103 1 15 Screw, #6 X .38"L 1009-05758 6 17 Foot Assy 7075-15475-03 4 18 #6 Lock Washer (external tooth ) 15697-0030 6 19 Ground Spring 1068-07674 2 20 Standoff,m/f #4 x 3/16HEX x .19"L 1044-01085 2 21 Cable Clamp 1074-00392 1 22 Level Bubble 1083-00095 1 23 Adhesive Tape (for bubble) 1045-13049 1 24 Flat Washer, 1/4" 1029-00099 4 25 Access / Security Cover 1069-15766 1 26 Base 7069-15278 1 27 Tooth Washer, #6 1031-00128 3 28 Shipping Block 1084-15131 1 29 Load Stop Pin (50lb / 25kg) 1090-16074-32 4
Load Stop Pin (100lb / 50kg) 1090-16074-50 4 33 Ball Top Shroud (optional) 7076-15118 1 34 Screw, Locking Hex Socket, 1011-15213 1 35 Cable Assy (Quartzell-to-main) 7140-14118 1 36 Screw,#6-32 x .25"L 1009-10039 2 37 Screw,#6-32 x .38"L 1006-02604 6 38 Display Enclosure, Top 1069-15966 1 39 Display Enclosure, Bottom 1069-15967 1 40 Keypad / Backer Plate Assy 51937-0019 1 41 Display Pc Board Assy 7405-15834-02 1 42 Battery, 12VDC 15553-0074 1 44 Remote Display (complete assy) 7131-15965 1 45 Screw, #6 x .25”L 1006-02598 4 46 Standoff, #6 x .75”L 1044-00275 6 47 Nylon Spacer 17820-0010 6 48 Remote Display Cable, 6 ft. length (optional) 9570-12450 1 49 Battery Cable Assy 50048-0017 1 50 12V Battery Kit,(incl: battery, cable, bracket,
screws)
50236-0019 1
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PC-805 COUNTING SCALE
SYSTEM WIRING BLOCK DIAGRAM
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MAIN PC BOARD / DISPLAY BD / KEYPAD OVERLAY
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BATTERY INSTALLATION (Battery Kit P/N 50236-0019)
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SCALES AND BASES DIMENSIONAL OUTLINE
FOR 12” x 14” BASE
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WALL-MOUNT BRACKET AND REMOTE TOWER (OPTIONAL) PARTS AND ASSEMBLY
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ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION W-T P/N QTY
1 Tower Support Channel
Tower Support Channel
49658-0010
49658-002811 2 Screw,#6 x 3/8” L 14473-0249 2 3 Grommet 15347-0018 1 4 Tower Channel (9”) 49659-0019 1
Tower Channel (18”) 49659-0027 1 5 Screw,#10 x ½” L 14473-0496 2 6 Tower Base 50085-0011 1 7 Wall-Mount Display Bracket 49599-0012 1
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ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION W-T P/N QTY
1 Battery Charger PC BD Assy 50093-0011 1 2 Base Plate Assy 45911-0045 1 3 Grommet 15347-0018 1 4 Standoff, M/Fem, #6 x 7/8” L 15437-0472 1 5 Screw,#6 x 3/8” L 14473-0249 1 6 Lock Washer, #6 14474-0032 1 7 Screw,#4 x 1/4” L 14473-0108 3 8 Lock Washer, 14474-0024 3
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