Fairbanks FB6002 User Manual

Operators Manual

FB6000 SERIES INSTRUMENTATION

FB6001 IN/OUT/ GTN ANALOG DESKTOP INSTRUMENT

FB6002 IN/OUT/ GTN ANALOG NEMA 4X WALL MOUNT INSTRUMENT

Revision 2 01/13

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FB6000 Series Instrumentation

FB6001 In/Out/ GTN Analog Desktop Instrument FB6002 In/Out/ GTN Analog NEMA 4X Wall Mount Instrument

Operators Manual

Document 51293

Manufactured by Fairbanks Scales

821 Locust Kansas City, MO 64106

Created 12/12 Created Revision 1 12/12 New Product Documentation Release Revision 2 01/13 Corrected specification typographical error.

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Table of Contents

SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................... 8

1.1. Instrument description .......................................................................................... 8

1.1.1. Standard Features........................................................................................................... 8

1.1.2. Accessories ..................................................................................................................... 8

1.2. FB6001/2 Instrument Components ......................................................................... 9

1.3. Technical Specifications ..................................................................................... 10

1.4. General Service Policy ........................................................................................ 12

SECTION 2: SECURITY ........................................................................................... 13

2.1. Levels of Security ................................................................................................ 13

2.2. Supervisor Password .......................................................................................... 14

SECTION 3: USER OPERATIONS .......................................................................... 15

3.1. Front Panel Key Functions ................................................................................. 15

3.2. Operational Procedures ...................................................................................... 16

3.2.1. Gross Weighing ............................................................................................................. 16

3.2.2. Basic Weighing ............................................................................................................. 16

3.2.3. Keypad Stickers for BASIC Operating Mode .................................................................. 17

3.2.4. Gross-Tare-Net Weighing .............................................................................................. 18

3.2.5. Inbound/Outbound Weighing ......................................................................................... 19

3.3. Programming the Operator Menu ....................................................................... 19

3.3.1. Format Time & Date ...................................................................................................... 20

3.3.2. Set Time & Date ............................................................................................................ 20

3.3.3. Ticket Number ............................................................................................................... 21

3.3.4. Load Cell Diagnostics .................................................................................................... 21

3.3.5. New Tare ...................................................................................................................... 22

3.3.6. New Keyboard Tare ...................................................................................................... 22

3.3.7. Utility – Set Display Intensity ......................................................................................... 23

3.3.8. Utility – Key Pad Beep ................................................................................................... 23

SECTION 4: PROGRAMMING ................................................................................. 24

4.1. Programming the Instrument .............................................................................. 24

4.1.1. Login ............................................................................................................................. 25

4.1.2. Short-cut Method for Menu Navigations ........................................................................ 26

4.1.3. Defining the Three Programming Menus........................................................................ 26

4.2. Spreadsheet Menu Overview .............................................................................. 27

4.2.1. Login and Audit Trail Menus Flow Chart ........................................................................ 27

4.2.2. Operator Menu Flow Chart ............................................................................................ 28

4.2.3. Configuration Menu Flow Chart ..................................................................................... 29

4.3. Audit Trail ............................................................................................................ 32

4.3.1. Display .......................................................................................................................... 32

4.3.2. Print .............................................................................................................................. 32

4.3.3. NJ Jumper State ........................................................................................................... 33

4.3.4. SW Revision ................................................................................................................. 33

4.4. Operator Menu ..................................................................................................... 34

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SECTION 5: CONFIGURATION MENU ................................................................... 35

5.1. Change Customer PW ......................................................................................... 37

5.2. Prompts - Programmable .................................................................................... 37

5.3. Legends - Programmable .................................................................................... 38

5.4. Format Tickets ..................................................................................................... 39

5.4.1. Configuring the Printer................................................................................................... 39

5.4.2. Programming the Format Option ................................................................................... 40

5.4.3. Programming the G/T/N Ticket Format .......................................................................... 42

5.4.4. Programming the Inbound Ticket Format ....................................................................... 43

5.4.5. Programming the Outbound Ticket Format .................................................................... 44

5.4.6. Inbound / Outbound Ticket Format ................................................................................ 45

5.4.7. BasicIN and BasicOUT Tickets ...................................................................................... 46

5.4.8. Deleting a Ticket Format ............................................................................................... 47

5.5. Remote Display .................................................................................................... 48

5.6. Programming the COM Ports .............................................................................. 48

5.7. Threshold Weights .............................................................................................. 49

5.8. Traffic Light Control ............................................................................................ 49

5.9. Reports ................................................................................................................. 50

SECTION 6: SERIAL INPUT / OUTPUT .................................................................. 51

6.1. Introduction ......................................................................................................... 51

6.2. Programming the COM Ports .............................................................................. 52

6.3. Configuring the Printer ....................................................................................... 54

6.3.1. Programming the Instrument for a Printer ...................................................................... 54

6.3.2. Select Format ................................................................................................................ 54

6.3.3. Delete ........................................................................................................................... 55

6.4. Printer Switch Settings ....................................................................................... 56

6.4.1. DemandPC ................................................................................................................... 56

6.5. Printer Setup and Programming ......................................................................... 57

6.5.1. OKI ML420 Printer Settings (Serial) ............................................................................... 57

6.5.2. iDP3550 Tape Printer Settings ...................................................................................... 61

6.5.3. TM-U590 Ticket Printer Settings .................................................................................... 62

6.5.4. TM-U295 Ticket Printer Settings .................................................................................... 63

6.5.5. SP298 Printer Settings .................................................................................................. 64

6.5.6. SP700 Printer Settings .................................................................................................. 66

6.5.7. SP2000 Printer Settings ................................................................................................ 68

6.5.8. SP2200 Printer Settings ................................................................................................ 68

6.5.9. TM-U230 Printer Settings .............................................................................................. 69

6.6. 4-20MA Analog Card (30919) ............................................................................... 70

SECTION 7: ACCESSORIES ................................................................................... 71

7.1. Programming the Traffic Light Control .............................................................. 71

7.1.1. Traffic Light Control ....................................................................................................... 71

7.1.2. Event to Signal .............................................................................................................. 72

7.2. Programming the Remote Display ..................................................................... 72

7.2.1. Display Mode ................................................................................................................ 72

7.2.2. Type (Output) ................................................................................................................ 73

7.2.3. Enable 1605T ................................................................................................................ 73

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Table of Contents

APPENDIX I: DATA OUTPUT .................................................................................. 74

A. Remote Display Output ....................................................................................... 74

B. Configure Output ................................................................................................. 74

APPENDIX II: REMOTE SWITCH WIRING .............................................................. 80

APPENDIX III: 20MA CODES .................................................................................. 81

APPENDIX IV: REMOTE SERIAL COMMUNICATION COMMANDS ..................... 82

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SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1. INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION

The FB6001/2 Instrument is a Basic, Inbound, Outbound, and GTN instrument. The instrument may be enhanced by adding either a 4-20mA or Relay module to the unit.

– Only one (1) module may be added to provide either a 4-20mA output or a

Relay module interface to control traffic lights.

The FB6001/2 Instrument is designed for a wide variety of truck, floor, hopper, and tank scale applications.

• The load cells interface with the Instrument through the Analog Interface Card.

•

An RS-232 interface allows for the transfer of data from the Instrument to a computer and vice versa.

•

The two FB6000 Series instrument models are the

Desktop (FB6001)

and the

NEMA 4X Wall Mount (FB6002).

1.1.1. Standard Features

• 1.8” LED alphanumeric display • Three (3) RS232 serial ports

• One (1) Ethernet Port • Capable of formatting tickets

• Three (3) USB Ports • Keypad Buttons, including the following:

• Choice of either One (1) 20mA port or

one (1) Analog Relay Board.

• 0-9 keys, Enter, Red (stop), Green (go), Tare, In,

Out, Units, B/G/Net, Zero and Print.

1.1.2. Accessories

PART NO. DESCRIPTION

30919 30920 25498 31036 15892

4-20mA Analog Kit * Relay PCB Assy Kit * Mini USB Keyboard (87 key) Standard USB Keyboard (104 key) SVP/ Uninterruptable Power Supply (USB)

* Only one or the other of these accessories may be used in the FB6001/2 series instrument.

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Section 1: General Information

1.2. FB6001/2 INSTRUMENT COMPONENTS

Each FB6001/2 instrument consists of four (4) primary hardware components, as listed below.

1. Front Panel Assembly

2. Power Supply PCB Assembly

3. One of Two Expansion Modules

─

Analog Relay Card

─

4 to 20mA Card

4. Analog PCB Assembly

5. Base Board (SBC) Assembly

Other elements include the following.

6. Power Cable Outlet 9. Three (3) USB Jacks

7. Load Cell Cable Gland

8. RJ45 Network Cable Port

10. Three (3) RS232 9-pin Serial I/O COM (Ports 1, 2, 3)

11. RS232 Port (Console) for remote programming and configuration utilities

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1.3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

PARAMETER SPECIFICATION

Model Load Cell Interface

Cell Capacity Cell Units No. of Scales Resolution

Scale Capacity Division Size Units Serial Input/ Output

Storage Auto Zero Tracking Motion Band Zero Range

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATION

Enclosure

Operating Temperature 14°F to 104°F, (–10°C to 40°C). Operating Humidity NEMA 12 non-condensing, not suitable for wash-down conditions.

POWER REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION

Incoming Voltage Requirement

Ground Requirements For proper performance, the ground should have no more than

Power Consumption Less than (<) 40 watts

ETL Listed

Approvals

Desktop FB6001/2 and NEMA 4X Wall Mount FB6002 Analog Up to 16 ~ 1000Ω load cells max; Excitation = 5vdc,

Or up to 8 ~ 350Ω load cells max 1 thru 999,999 lbs, kgs, tons, tonne One (1) only 10000d commercial

20000d non-commercial 100-300,000

0.0001 thru 50 lbs, kgs, tons, tonne Three (3) RS232 COM Ports, one (1) Console Port, three (3) USB

Ports Up to 100,000 transactions Selectable – Off, 0.5d, 1.0d, 3.0d Selectable – Off, 0.5d, 1.0d, 3.0d Selectable – 2%, 100%

NEMA 12 desk mount; NEMA 4X wall mount

• Instrument has an Auto-switching power supply.

• 100 VAC to 130 VAC, 50Hz\ 60Hz

• 200 VAC to 260 VAC, 50Hz\ 60Hz

• It is recommended to install a separate circuit from the circuit

panel to the outlet used.

• There must not be more than 0.2VAC between AC neutral and ground

3.0 Ω resistance to true earth ground.

Conforms to UL STD 60950-1. CAN/CSA C 22.2 NO.60950-1-03.

CC#

12-099

MC#

AM-5878

Section 1: General Information

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Section 1: General Information



  IMPORTANT INSTALLATION NOTICE  



• All load cells, load cell cables and interconnecting cables used to connect all scale components shall be located

distance away

electric current carrying conductors. – This includes digital weight Instruments, junction boxes, sectional controllers,

and power supplies.

– This includes any peripheral devices, such as printers, remote displays, relay

boxes, remote terminals, card readers, and auxiliary data entry devices.

– Also included is the scale components themselves, such as 120 volt AC, 240

volt AC, 480 volt AC and electric supply of higher voltage wiring runs and stations, AC power transformers, overhead or buried cables, electric distribution panels, electric motors, florescent and high intensity lighting which utilize ballast assemblies, electric heating equipment, traffic light wiring and power, and relay boxes.

from all single and multiple phase high energy circuits and

a minimum of thirty-six (36”) inches

• All scale components, including digital weight Instruments and peripheral devices are not designed to operate on internal combustion engine driven electric generators and other similar equipment.

• Electric arc welding can severely damage scale components such as digital weight Instruments, junction boxes, sectional controllers, power supplies, and load cells.

NOTE:

For additional information, please contact a

Fairbanks Scales Service

Representative.

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Section 1: General Information

1.4. GENERAL SERVICE POLICY

It is the customer/operator's responsibility to ensure the equipment provided by Fairbanks is operated within the parameters of the equipment's specifications and protected from accidental or malicious damage.



 All electronic and mechanical calibrations and/or adjustments required for



making this equipment perform to accuracy and operational specifications should be performed by trained service personnel.



 Absolutely no physical, electrical or program modifications other than selection



of standard options and accessories are to be made to this equipment.

─

Electrical connections other than those specified may not be

performed, and physical alterations (holes, etc.) are not allowed.



 The equipment consists of printed circuit assemblies which must be handled



using ESD handling procedures, and must be replaced as units.

Replacement of individual components is not allowed.

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Section 2: Security

2.1. LEVELS OF SECURITY

There are three security levels for accessing the FB6001/2 programs.

•

Security Levels One thru Three (1 – 3)

the hierarchy of the management functions, and limits privilege accesses from unauthorized employees.

• When making the employee hierarchy, employee duties should determine their security level.

• Each access level includes all of the rights of any access level(s) below it.

configures

FIRST LEVEL

– Accesses the Operator Menu and the Audit Trail Menu. – No Password is necessary for this level of instrument access.

: OPERATOR ACCESS

SECOND LEVEL:

– All of the Operator Access privileges. – Supervisor Password is required.

– The default first time use password for the Supervisor Access is

▪

It is strongly recommended to change this password.

– Second Level Users can also access the

THIRD LEVEL:

– All of the previous level privileges. – With the Service Password, the technician can also access all menus

options.

SUPERVISOR ACCESS

Configuration Menu

SERVICE TECHNICIAN ACCESS

“1”.

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2.2. SUPERVISOR PASSWORD

Section 2: Security

Follow these steps to input the

1. Press

2. When

3. Input the

4. Press

LOGINLOGIN

displays, press

Supervisor Password

ENTER

Service Password

ENTER

and access the Service Menu.

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Section 3: User Operations

3.1. FRONT PANEL KEY FUNCTIONS

KEYS FUNCTION

RED & GREEN LIGHT INSTRUMENTS

TARE IN & OUT BUTTONS Arrows MENU

Numeric Keys

ENTER UNITS

B/G/NET

ZERO

• Activates the Traffic Light function, if one is installed.

• When in the Programming Mode, press the

return to the Weight Display, except when modifying an entry.

Pressing the Manually selects whether the weighment is IN- or The

• The

menus, and is the basic Home button.

• It backs up one level on the Menu Tree .

• If the

pressing the

• The

and configuration inputs.

• These keys (Alpha with a keyboard) can shortcut to desired entries in a

selection item (see 5.1.2.Short-cut Method for Menu Navigations). Press

• The

displayed.

• When programming, it inserts data if additional items are needed.

• Data-insert function happens after the item that is currently being

viewed.

• The

•

BG/NET

Format Menu.

•

B/G/NET

• This button

• When editing numbers or text,

• The

•

menu choice

TARE

button performs an AutoTare.

and

DOWN ARROWS

NUMERIC KEYS

ENTER

UNITS

B/G/NET

button initiates the programming process into the different

ENTER

button is not pressed to save the selected option,

to activate and save any data input.

button toggles and sets the unit types for the weight

key prints the ticket printing configuration while in the

deletes one character in text/number.

ZERO

key initiates a print cycle.

toggles between editing and showing the name of the current

button voids this input..

enter values for passwords, weight amounts,

key initiates the Gross/Tare/Net function.

s the scale.

RED

button to immediately

OUT

- bound.

navigate through the menu selections.

ZERO

will clear the data.

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3.2. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

3.2.1. Gross Weighing

Section 3: User Operations

1. Press the

2. Drive the vehicle to be weighed on the platform.

3. Once the display stabilizes, press the – A Gross Weight ticket prints.

ZERO

key.

3.2.2. Basic Weighing

BASIC MODE

and Weight Amount (either Tare or Gross) all on one line. This is its only function.

– This mode does not have In/Out or Tare functions, (including storing Tares). – This mode requires specialized keypad overlay stickers.

1. With a loaded vehicle on the scale, press the – This is the

2. With an empty vehicle on the scale, press the – This is the

weighs the vehicle, then prints a ticket displaying the Time, Date

IN KEY

, before the template sticker was added.

OUT KEY

GROSS / PRINT

TARE / PRINT

, before the template sticker was added.

key

key.

NOTE:

See the following page for applying the Keypad Stickers when using the

BASIC Operating Mode.

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Section 3: User Operations

3.2.3. Keypad Stickers for BASIC Operating Mode

Adhere the four (4) REPLACEMENT BUTTON stickers onto the standard keypad overlay in the following locations.

1. Cover the blue

2. Cover the blue

3. Cover the blue

4. Cover the green

NOTE:

Replace the buttons with these stickers only when using the

Operating Mode (exclusively).

IN button OUT button TARE button

PRINT button

with the

GROSS / PRINT sticker.

TARE / PRINT sticker

BLANK sticker

Basic

This FB6000 Front Panel image has the BASIC Mode stickers applied.

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Section 3: User Operations

3.2.4. Gross-Tare-Net Weighing

1. Press the

ZERO

key.

NET

2. Drive the vehicle to be weighed on the platform.

1. Press the

TARE

button, and this weight is the

captured Tare Weight.

2. Go off the scale and load the vehicle with product.

3. Drive back onto the scale.

4. Press the

key and a Gross-Tare-Net Ticket

A R E

will be printed. – Mode Change – When a

KEY TARE

TARE

button is pressed, the scale automatically switches from the Gross Weighing Mode to the Gross-Tare- Net Mode.

5. To change the scale from the Gross-Tare-Net Mode back to the Gross

Weighing Mode, press

TARE

and enter a

zero (0)

from the keypad.

R O S S

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3.2.5. Inbound/Outbound Weighing

Section 3: User Operations

NOTE: Loop ID

Follow these steps for an INBOUND/OUTBOUND weighment.

1. With the Instrument powered up, press the

2. Drive the vehicle onto the platform, whether it is either full or empty.

3. Press the 4a. Enter the

IN LOOP ID Number

is NUMERIC only.

(Inbound) key.

ZERO

key.

OR…

4b. Press

5. Drive off the scale and process the trailer, by either filling up or emptying it.

6. The same vehicle returns to the scale, either full or empty.

7. Press the appropriate IN or

8. Enter the

ENTER

to have the FB6001 auto-assign a transaction number.

LOOP ID Number

OUT

button, opposite from the previous weighment.

with the keypad, then press

ENTER

The transaction is processed and a ticket prints.

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3.3. PROGRAMMING THE OPERATOR MENU

3.3.1. Format Time & Date

Use the Arrow, Numeric MENU and ENTER Keys to format the time and

date.

1. While in the Operator Menu, select the

FORMAT TIME AND

FORMAT TIME AND FORMAT TIME AND

DATE

DATEDATE

option, then press

ENTER

Section 3: User Operations

2. When select one of the following options.

3. Open the

4. Touch the needs.

5. Select one available and

TIME FORMAT

TIME FORMATTIME FORMAT

• H:M • H:M:S

• HH:MM • HH:MM:SS

AM/PM

AM/PMAM/PM

DATE FORMAT

DATE FORMATDATE FORMAT

----

option, which permits 12 hour or 24 hour format.

DATE SEPERATOR

DATE SEPERATORDATE SEPERATOR

displays,

, and then select best one for the company’s

formats include(

SPACE

SPACESPACE

3.3.2. Set Time & Date

Use the Arrow, Numeric MENU and ENTER Keys to set the time and date.

1. While in the Operator Menu, select the option, then press

2. Input the

YEAR

YEARYEAR

ENTER

, then press

ENTER

FORMAT TIME AND DATE

FORMAT TIME AND DATEFORMAT TIME AND DATE

////

3. Input the

4. Input the

5. Input the

6. Input the – The fully programmed time and date will display.

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MONTH

MONTHMONTH

DAY

DAYDAY

HOUR

HOURHOUR

MINUTE

MINUTEMINUTE

, then press

ENTER

, then press

ENTER

Section 3: User Operations

3.3.3. Ticket Number

Follow these steps to access a specific ticket by entering the Ticket Number.

1. While in the Operator Menu, select the press

2. Type in the

ENTER

– Allows a maximum entry of six (6)

– All the ticket data will display.

3. Press

ENTER

digits.

NUMBER

NUMBERNUMBER

, then press

TICKET NUMBER

TICKET NUMBERTICKET NUMBER

option, then

3.3.4. Load Cell Diagnostics

Load Cell Diagnostics gives a quick snapshot of how each load cell is performing, used for easier troubleshooting capabilities.

Follow these steps to access the Load Cell Diagnostics option.

1. While in the Operator Menu, select the option, then press

ENTER

LOAD CELL DIAGNOSTIC

LOAD CELL DIAGNOSTICSSSS

LOAD CELL DIAGNOSTICLOAD CELL DIAGNOSTIC

2. When

ENTER

3. When displays, press

4. When

5. For the complete report, press

The following categories are noted on the print-out.

– –

displays, press

IDID

CELL 1

CELL 1CELL 1

COUNTS

COUNTSCOUNTS

CELL – STATUS –

posts a GOOD or BAD condition.

COUNTS – FLAG –

until flag is manually cleared. This improves the ability to identify intermittent issues.

ENTER

displays, press

Identifies the load cell in the scale platform.

Compares the load cell output to stored calibration values and

Displays the load cell’s current counts.

Visual flags (

ENTER

“*”

) identify problem load cell(s) on diagnostic screen

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•

3.3.5. New Tare

Follow these steps to manually enter a New Tare.

Section 3: User Operations

1. While in the Operator Menu, select the

ENTER

2. Press tare number.

– The program stores a numeric

3. When displays, enter the amount, then press

ENTER

4. Enter the correct

lblb

5. When

6. Input the

7. This can be the truck drivers’ plate number, the vendor ID, or another designated identifying number.

ENTER

value, recalled later as a saved tare weight.

WEIGHT <TARE>

WEIGHT <TARE>WEIGHT <TARE>

WEIGHT <TARE>

WEIGHT <TARE>WEIGHT <TARE>

when

UNITS

ID <TARE>

ID <TARE>ID <TARE>

variable.

kgkg

displays, enter the correct amount.

VEHICLE DESCRIPTION

NEW TARE

NEW TARE NEW TARE

displays, then input the correct identifying

ton

tonton

, then press

option, then press

ENTER

tonne

tonnetonne

3.3.6. New Keyboard Tare

1. Press the

2. Enter the tare amount.

3. Press

4. Place the object onto the scale.

5. Press the

The

Net Weight

WEIGHT

GROSS WEIGHT –

TARE

ENTER

(container only).

button.

(product only) is the

TARE WEIGHT

Gross Weight

= NET WEIGHT

(all) minus the

NET

R O S S

A R E

TARE

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3.3.7. Utility – Set Display Intensity

Follow these steps to set the Display Intensity.

Section 3: User Operations

1. While in the Operator Menu, press the down arrow and select the option, then press

2. Press

3. Select

ENTER

LOW

LOW, MEDIUM

LOWLOW

ENTER

when

MEDIUM

MEDIUMMEDIUM

SET DISPLAY INTENSIT

SET DISPLAY INTENSITY

SET DISPLAY INTENSITSET DISPLAY INTENSIT

HIGH

HIGHHIGH

, then press

ENTER

appears.

Y Y

3.3.8. Utility – Key Pad Beep

1. While in the Utility Menu, press the down arrow and select the

BEEP

BEEP BEEP

2. Select

option, then press

OFF

ONON

OFF

OFFOFF

, then press

ENTER

KEY PAD

KEY PAD KEY PAD

UTILITY

UTILITY UTILITY

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Section 4: Programming

4.1. PROGRAMMING THE INSTRUMENT

KEYS FUNCTION

RED & GREEN LIGHT INSTRUMENTS

TARE IN & OUT BUTTONS* Arrows

Numeric Keys

ENTER UNITS

B/G/NET

ZERO

PRINT*

• Activates the Traffic Light function, if one is installed.

• When in the Programming Mode, press the

return to the Weight Display, except when modifying an entry. Exit the Entry Mode or Audit Mode, then retry.

Pressing the Manually selects whether the weighment is IN- or

• The UP and

• These keys also modify numbers by increasing or decreasing the value

accordingly.

• The

• It backs up one level on the Menu Tree .

• If the

• The configuration inputs.

• These keys (alphanumeric with a keyboard) can shortcut to desired entries in

a selection item (see 5.1.2.Short-cut Method for Menu Navigations).

Press

The

UNITS

Inserts data if additional items are needed. Data-insert function happens after the item that is currently being viewed.

• The

• This key prints the ticket printing configuration while in the Format

Menu.

• B/G/NET deletes one character in text/number.

• This button

• When editing numbers or text,

• The PRINT key initiates a print cycle.

• PRINT toggles between editing and showing the name of the current menu.

TARE

button manually establishes a Tare Weight.

DOWN ARROWS

NUMERIC KEYS

ENTER

B/G/NET

button initiates the programming process into the different menus.

ENTER

button is not pressed to save the selected option, pressing the

button voids this input..

enter values for passwords, weight amounts, and

to activate and save any data input.

button toggles and sets the unit types for the weight displayed.

key initiates the Gross/Tare/Net function.

ZERO

s the scale.

RED

button to immediately

OUT

- bound.

navigate through the menu selections.

ZERO

will clear the data.

When configured with the BASIC Format, the

OUT key

becomes the

TARE / PRINT button.

IN key

The

becomes the

TARE

and

GROSS / PRINT button PRINT

keys become non-functional.

, and the

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4.1.1. Login

Section 4: Programming

1. Press the

2. To enter the Menu System, press the

ENTER

– The display will be blank.

3. Input the then press

–

OKOK

button when

button to toggle between Weight Display and Menu System.

LOGINLOGIN

displays.

SUPERVISOR PASSWORD

ENTER.

displays first, then

AUDIT

AUDIT TRAIL

AUDITAUDIT

TRAIL

TRAILTRAIL

follows.

4. Press the

• Audit Trail • Operator Menu • Configuration Menu

5. Press

DOWN ARROW

ENTER

to accept the option.

to navigate through the following main menus.

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