Mettler Toledo JAGXTREME Technical Manual

Industrial Scale Terminal

Technical Manual

D15896200A

(03/05).00

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This manual describes the operation and functionality of the JAGXTREME terminal. The software number ("B" revision) is displayed during the power-up sequence.

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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and the Radio Interference Requirements of the Canadian Department of Communications. Operation is subject to the following conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his or her own expense.

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Model/Type: Jaguar and JagXtreme to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standard(s) or other normative document(s).

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in combination with a weighing platform p oduced by Mettler-Toledo is in confo mity with the following directives and standards. r r

Council directive on the harmonization of the laws of the Member states:

relating to non-automatic weighing instruments (90/384/EEC) amended by directive (93/68/EEC)

relating to electromagnetic compatibility (89/336/EEC) amended by directive (93/68/EEC; 92/31/EEC)

relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits (73/23/EEC amended by directive (93/68/EEC)

Relating to electrical equipment designed for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (94/9/EC) (Refer to note 1)

Worthington, Ohio USA, April, 2003 Mettler-Toledo, Inc.

Darrell Flocken, Manager - Weights & Measures Office of Weights and Measures

Notes:

1. Certificate KEMA 02ATEX1023 X applies only to JagXtreme units only. Refer to Section (17) of the certificate for special conditions.

Original issue: July, 1995 Revised: October, 1996 added compliance to Low Voltage Directive May, 2000 added JagXtreme

standards:

EN 45501:1992 Article 1.2.a

EN 55022, B

EN 60950

EN 50021 : 1999 EN 50281-1-1 : 1998

Certificate number (if applicable)

TC 2618

KEMA 02ATEX1023 X (Refer to note 1)

April, 2003 added compliance to ATEX Directive.

PRECAUTIONS

READ this manual BEFORE operating or servicing this equipment.

FOLLOW these instructions carefully.

SAVE this manual for future reference.

DO NOT allow untrained personnel to operate, clean, inspect, maintain, service, or tamper with this equipment.

ALWAYS DISCONNECT this equipment from the power source before cleaning or performing maintenance.

CALL METTLER TOLEDO for parts, information, and service.

WARNING

DISCONNECT ALL POWER TO THIS UNIT BEFORE INSTALLING, SERVICING, CLEANING, OR REMOVING THE FUSE. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN BODILY HARM AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.

CAUTION

OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICES.

WARNING

ONLY PERMIT QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TO SERVICE THIS EQUIPMENT. EXERCISE CARE WHEN MAKING CHECKS, TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS THAT MUST BE MADE WITH POWER ON. FAILING TO OBSERVE THESE PRECAUTIONS CAN RESULT IN BODILY HARM.

WARNING

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST SHOCK HAZARD, CONNECT TO PROPERLY GROUNDED OUTLET ONLY. DO NOT REMOVE THE GROUND PRONG.

IN ORDER TO INSTALL THE DIVISION 2 APPROVED JAGXTREME PANEL-MOUNT OR HARSH TERMINAL UTILIZING THE FACTORY MUTUAL APPROVAL, METTLER TOLEDO CONTROL DRAWING 157043R MUST BE FOLLOWED WITHOUT EXCEPTION. IN ORDER TO INSTALL THE CATEGORY 3 JAGXTREME PANEL-MOUNT OR HARSH TERMINAL UTILIZING THE KEMA APPROVAL THE KEMA APPROVAL CERTIFICATE 02ATEX1023X AND ALL LOCAL REGULATIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED WITHOUT EXCEPTION. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN BODILY HARM AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. REFER TO THE JAGXTREME DIVISION 2 AND ZONE 2/22 INSTALLATION GUIDE, 16088600A FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

WARNING

EARLIER MODELS OF THE JAGXTREME TERMINAL THAT ARE NOT MARKED (FACTORY-LABELED) AS DIVISION 2 OR EUROPEAN CATEGORY 3 APPROVED MUST NOT BE INSTALLED IN A DIVISION 2 OR ZONE 2/22 ENVIRONMENT.

IF THE KEYBOARD, DISPLAY LENS OR ENCLOSURE IS DAMAGED ON A DIVISION 2 APPROVED OR CATEGORY 3 MARKED JAGXTREME PANEL-MOUNT OR HARSH TERMINAL THAT IS USED IN A DIVISION 2 OR ZONE 2/22 AREA, THE DEFECTIVE COMPONENT MUST BE REPAIRED IMMEDIATELY. REMOVE AC POWER IMMEDIATELY AND DO NOT REAPPLY AC POWER UNTIL THE DISPLAY LENS, KEYBOARD OR ENCLOSURE HAS BEEN REPAIRED OR REPLACED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN BODILY HARM AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.

WARNING

CONTENTS

1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 1-1

Model Identification .............................................................................................................1-1

References/Resources.................................................................................................1-2

Accessories...............................................................................................................1-2

Other Compatible Products..........................................................................................1-6

Software .............................................................................................................................1-7

Specifications ......................................................................................................................1-8

Display and Keypad...................................................................................................1-9

Physical Dimensions................................................................................................1-10

Power Requirements ................................................................................................1-15

Controller PCB.........................................................................................................1-15

Temperature and Humidity ........................................................................................1-16

Environmental Protection ..........................................................................................1-16

Standards Compliance........................................................................................................1-16

UL and cUL Listing...................................................................................................1-16

Weights and Measures Approvals ..............................................................................1-16

CE Conformity .........................................................................................................1-17

Conducted and Radiated Emissions (RFI)...................................................................1-17

Radio Frequency Interference Susceptibility..................................................................1-17

AC Power Line Voltage Variation ................................................................................1-17

2 Installation ..................................................................................................... 2-1

Overview.............................................................................................................................2-1

Unpacking and Inspection.....................................................................................................2-1

Standards Compliance..........................................................................................................2-2

UL and cUL Listing.....................................................................................................2-2

Environmental Considerations ...............................................................................................2-2

Temperature and Humidity ..........................................................................................2-2

Environmental Protection ............................................................................................2-2

Power Considerations...........................................................................................................2-2

Connecting to the JAGXTREME Terminal.................................................................................2-4

Connecting the Load Cell ............................................................................................2-4

Serial Port Connections Controller PCB .........................................................................2-9

Discrete Wiring........................................................................................................2-13

Optional Multifunction I/O PCB Serial and Discrete Connections .....................................2-15

Connecting the Power Cable......................................................................................2-17

Installing the General Purpose Model...................................................................................2-18

Installing the Panel Mount Model ........................................................................................2-20

Installing the Blind Panel Mount Unit ...................................................................................2-21

Installing the Harsh Environment Enclosure ..........................................................................2-22

Opening the Harsh Environment Terminal ...................................................................2-22

Mounting the Harsh Environment Terminal..................................................................2-23

Ethernet Connection...........................................................................................................2-24

JAGXTREME Terminal Jumper and Switch Settings................................................................2-25

Controller PCB.........................................................................................................2-25

Analog Load Cell PCB ..............................................................................................2-26

Single Channel Analog Load Cell PCB ........................................................................2-27

Dual Channel Analog Load Cell PCB ..........................................................................2-28

Allen-Bradley RIO PCB..............................................................................................2-28

POWERCELL PCB ....................................................................................................2-29

MMR (IDNET) PCB...................................................................................................2-29

Multifunction I/O PCB ...............................................................................................2-30

Installing Options...............................................................................................................2-30

Apply Power ......................................................................................................................2-31

Power-up Sequence ...........................................................................................................2-32

Scale Build Determination...................................................................................................2-32

Minimum Increment Size for Bench and Portable Single DLC Scale Bases.......................2-32

Minimum Increment Size For Optional Analog Scale Input .............................................2-33

Sample Calculation..................................................................................................2-34

Seal the Enclosure - Weights and Measures Applications.......................................................2-34

Panel Mount Enclosure.............................................................................................2-34

General Purpose Enclosure .......................................................................................2-35

Harsh Environment Enclosure....................................................................................2-35

3 Programming and Calibration ........................................................................... 3-1

General Information .............................................................................................................3-1

Front Panel Display....................................................................................................3-1

Key Functions............................................................................................................3-2

Accessing Setup ........................................................................................................3-3

Navigating ................................................................................................................3-4

Audible Messages......................................................................................................3-5

Reset to Factory.........................................................................................................3-5

Configuring Terminals With Multiple Scales and a Summing Scale...................................3-6

Alibi Memory.............................................................................................................3-7

Program Block Overview.......................................................................................................3-8

Scale Interface Program Block...............................................................................................3-9

1. Market Sub-block.................................................................................................3-10

2. Scale Type Sub-block...........................................................................................3-10

3. Calibration Unit Sub-block.....................................................................................3-12

4. Capacity Sub-block..............................................................................................3-12

5. Increment Size Sub-block......................................................................................3-13

6. Shift Adjustment Sub-block....................................................................................3-14

7. Linearity Correction Sub-block ...............................................................................3-14

8. Calibration Sub-block...........................................................................................3-14

9. Zero Adjustment Sub-block....................................................................................3-16

10. Span Adjustment Sub-block.................................................................................3-16

11. Scale Test Sub-block.........................................................................................3-16

12. Add in Sum Sub-block........................................................................................3-16

13. Gravity Adjustment Sub-block..............................................................................3-17

14. Reset to Factory Sub-block..................................................................................3-17

Using the JAGXTREME with IDNET Bases .............................................................................3-17

Service Mode for IDNET Bases...................................................................................3-17

JAGXTREME IDNET Calibration procedure....................................................................3-18

NATION Sub-block ...................................................................................................3-24

RESET Sub-block .....................................................................................................3-24

SCALE PARAMETERS Sub-block .................................................................................3-25

LINEARITY Sub-block................................................................................................3-25

CALIBRATION Sub-block ...........................................................................................3-26

SAVE PARAMETERS Program Sub-block......................................................................3-26

RETURN Sub-block...................................................................................................3-26

Application Environment Program Block ...............................................................................3-27

1. Character Set Sub-block........................................................................................3-28

2. Language Sub-block ............................................................................................3-28

3. Keyboard Type Sub-block .....................................................................................3-28

4. Scale ID Sub-block...............................................................................................3-28

5. Time and Date Sub-block......................................................................................3-29

6. Alternate Weight Units Sub-block............................................................................3-30

7. Power Up Operation Sub-block ..............................................................................3-31

8. Tare Operation Sub-block......................................................................................3-32

9a. Zero Operation Sub-block....................................................................................3-34

9b. Zero Operation Sub-block for IDNET Bases ............................................................3-35

10a. Stability Detect Sub-block..................................................................................3-35

10b. Stability Detect Sub-block for IDNET Bases ..........................................................3-35

11. Beeper Operation Sub-block ................................................................................3-36

12. Inhibit Memory Sub-Block...................................................................................3-36

13. Application Type Sub-block .................................................................................3-36

14. Vibration Rejection Sub-block ..............................................................................3-37

14a. Vibration Rejection Sub-block for IDNET ..............................................................3-38

Serial Interface Program Block ............................................................................................3-39

1. Configure Port Sub-block ......................................................................................3-40

2. Configure Template Sub-Block...............................................................................3-44

Configure Discrete Program Block .......................................................................................3-49

1. Discrete Inputs Sub-block .....................................................................................3-50

2. Discrete Outputs Sub-block ...................................................................................3-51

3. Assign Setpoints Sub-block ...................................................................................3-52

Configure Memory Program Block........................................................................................3-53

1. Configure Literals Sub-block..................................................................................3-53

2. Configure Prompts Sub-block ................................................................................3-54

3. Configure Consecutive Numbering Sub-block ..........................................................3-55

4. Alibi Memory.......................................................................................................3-56

Configure JagBASIC Program Block.....................................................................................3-57

1. Password Sub-block ............................................................................................3-58

2. Keyboard Sub-block.............................................................................................3-58

3. Display Sub-block................................................................................................3-58

4. Auto Start Sub-block.............................................................................................3-59

5. Manual Start Sub-block ........................................................................................3-59

6. LPRINT Port.........................................................................................................3-59

7. Send RAM Files Sub-block ....................................................................................3-59

8. Initialize RAM Disk Sub-block ................................................................................3-60

9. Password Maintenance Sub-block .........................................................................3-60

Configure Network Program Block .......................................................................................3-61

Network Overview ..............................................................................................................3-62

General Networking Considerations .....................................................................................3-63

IP addresses ...........................................................................................................3-63

Clustering JAGXTREME Terminals ........................................................................................3-64

1. Ethernet Sub-block...............................................................................................3-68

2. Name-Password Sub-block...................................................................................3-68

3. Cluster IP Sub-block.............................................................................................3-69

4. PC Data Access (Reserved for Future Use) ..............................................................3-69

5. Email .................................................................................................................3-69

6. Web Server Sub-block ..........................................................................................3-70

7. FTP Server Sub-block ...........................................................................................3-70

8. PLC SP Control Sub-block.....................................................................................3-70

Configure Diagnostics Program Block ..................................................................................3-71

1. Memory Test Sub-block ........................................................................................3-72

2. Display Test Sub-block.........................................................................................3-72

3. Keyboard Test Sub-block ......................................................................................3-72

4. Scale Test Sub-block............................................................................................3-73

5. Serial Test Sub-block............................................................................................3-76

6. Parallel I/O Test Sub-block....................................................................................3-77

7. Network Test Sub-block ........................................................................................3-78

8. Ethernet Send BRAM Sub-block..............................................................................3-78

9. Zmodem Send BRAM Sub-Block ............................................................................3-79

10. Print Setup Sub-block .........................................................................................3-79

11. Reset to Factory Sub-block..................................................................................3-80

Configure Maintenance Program Block.................................................................................3-81

1. Calibration Management Sub-block........................................................................3-82

2. Calib Chk Parms Sub-block ..................................................................................3-83

3. Calib Mon Parms Sub-block..................................................................................3-84

Predictive Failure (Only for RAAD Box and POWERCELL Platforms) Sub-block.................3-86

Calibrate Check Sub-block ........................................................................................3-88

Maintenance Reports Sub-block.................................................................................3-89

Network Stats Sub-block...........................................................................................3-89

Reset to Factory.......................................................................................................3-89

Options Program Block .......................................................................................................3-90

4 Using the Web Server ...................................................................................... 4-1

System Requirements...........................................................................................................4-1

Setup..................................................................................................................................4-1

Operating Modes .................................................................................................................4-2

Navigation Bar Menu............................................................................................................4-2

5 The Optional JagMAX Application Software........................................................ 5-1

Application Setup.................................................................................................................5-1

Starting the Application...............................................................................................5-1

Entering Application Setup...........................................................................................5-2

Moving Through Application Setup ...............................................................................5-2

General Setup............................................................................................................5-3

Weigh Mode Setup.....................................................................................................5-5

Re-Weigh Mode Setup................................................................................................5-6

Double Mode Setup....................................................................................................5-7

Triple Mode Setup ......................................................................................................5-7

Moving Van Mode Setup.............................................................................................5-8

ID Mode Setup...........................................................................................................5-8

Send Setup File........................................................................................................5-10

Print Setup ..............................................................................................................5-10

Transaction Report .............................................................................................................5-10

In-Process Report ..............................................................................................................5-11

Accumulation Report ..........................................................................................................5-12

End Program .....................................................................................................................5-13

Printing .............................................................................................................................5-13

6 Installing and Using JAGXFILES ........................................................................ 6-1

Hardware and Software Requirements ...................................................................................6-1

Installing JAGXFILES ............................................................................................................6-1

Browser and JAGXTREME Setup ............................................................................................6-1

Starting JAGXFILES ..............................................................................................................6-2

Configuring JAGXFILES on Your PC ..............................................................................6-2

Creating a Configuration File.................................................................................................6-2

Configuring Option Boards..........................................................................................6-3

Menu Items.........................................................................................................................6-4

File.....................................................................................................................................6-4

Open........................................................................................................................6-5

Save ........................................................................................................................6-6

Restore.....................................................................................................................6-7

Backup.....................................................................................................................6-8

All Other Menu Items ..................................................................................................6-8

Shutting Down JAGXFILES.....................................................................................................6-8

7 Service and Maintenance ................................................................................. 7-1

Tools and Supplies...............................................................................................................7-1

Cleaning and Regular Maintenance .......................................................................................7-1

Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................7-1

Status Lights .............................................................................................................7-2

Error Codes and Actions .......................................................................................................7-2

Diagnostic Tests ................................................................................................................7-18

AC Power Test .........................................................................................................7-18

Voltage Test ............................................................................................................7-18

Backup Battery Test..................................................................................................7-20

Ground Test ............................................................................................................7-20

External Equipment Test............................................................................................7-20

Internal Testing........................................................................................................7-21

20 mA /RS-232 Printer Tests.....................................................................................7-21

Replacing the Power Supply................................................................................................7-22

Replacing the Battery Back-up ............................................................................................7-23

8 Parts and Accessories ..................................................................................... 8-1

Panel Mount Parts ...............................................................................................................8-2

General Purpose Parts (Front View).......................................................................................8-4

General Purpose Parts (Rear View) .......................................................................................8-6

Harsh Environment Parts ......................................................................................................8-7

Line Cord Assemblies...........................................................................................................8-9

Controller PCB...................................................................................................................8-10

Analog Load Cell PCB ........................................................................................................8-11

Dual Analog Load Cell PCB.................................................................................................8-12

Power Supply ....................................................................................................................8-13

Allen-Bradley RIO Option ....................................................................................................8-14

CIP Interface Card .............................................................................................................8-15

PROFIBUS Option...............................................................................................................8-15

MODBUS Plus PCB.............................................................................................................8-16

Dual Analog Output Option..................................................................................................8-17

POWERCELL PCB...............................................................................................................8-18

Multifunction PCB ..............................................................................................................8-19

IDNET PCB ........................................................................................................................8-20

Optional Accessories..........................................................................................................8-21

Optional Panels .................................................................................................................8-22

Recommended Spare Parts.................................................................................................8-22

9 Appendices..................................................................................................... 9-1

Appendix 1: Serial Interface Reference...................................................................................9-1

Hardware Connections ...............................................................................................9-2

Output Modes and Formats.........................................................................................9-3

Standard Status Bytes A, B, and C................................................................................9-4

4-Setpoint Status Bytes A, B, and C..............................................................................9-5

Multi Cont 1 ..............................................................................................................9-6

Multi Cont 2 ..............................................................................................................9-6

Default Template Formats ...........................................................................................9-9

Input Modes............................................................................................................9-11

ASCII Characters ......................................................................................................9-16

Appendix 2: Discrete I/O Reference .....................................................................................9-20

Inputs.....................................................................................................................9-20

Outputs ..................................................................................................................9-21

Appendix 3: Network Reference ..........................................................................................9-22

Keyboard/Display Sharing.........................................................................................9-22

Redirecting Serial Output...........................................................................................9-23

A-B RIO / PROFIBUS / MODBUS+ Option Sharing .........................................................9-24

Internet Explorer Proxy Server Setup............................................................................9-24

Appendix 4: Loading JAGXTREME Software ..........................................................................9-25

Using E_FLASH........................................................................................................9-25

E-FLASH Serial.........................................................................................................9-26

E-FLASH Ethernet .....................................................................................................9-27

FLASHPRO ..............................................................................................................9-27

Appendix 5: JAGXTREME Master Reset and Default Values....................................................9-29

Appendix 6: Gravity Factors ................................................................................................9-35

Appendix 7: Multiple Range/Multi-Interval Operation .............................................................9-36

Multiple Range Operation..........................................................................................9-36

Multi-Interval Operation.............................................................................................9-37

Appendix 8: Market Destination (Finish) Codes ....................................................................9-38

1 Introduction

Model Identification

The JAGXTREME® Internet-enabled scale terminal is designed to help companies provide cost-effective, flexible methods of production while maximizing engineering time and effort. It offers connectivity to all METTLER TOLEDO technologies, as well as open connectivity to the leading industry technologies, to facilitate communication and data exchange with companies’ control, manufacturing execution, and enterprise systems.

The JAGXTREME terminal is available with various operator interfaces and enclosure types, as well as with the optional JAGXTREME operator interface and optional JAGMAX truck scale software. (Special instructions for programming the optional JAGMAX truck scale software are included in this manual. Separate documentation is available for the JAGXTREME operator interface). Please refer to the following Factory Number Reference chart to identify the JAGXTREME terminal with which you will be working. A detailed description of each designation is given to help you determine the specifications for each model. A brief description of the optional accessories appears on the next page.

If you are upgrading an existing METTLER TOLEDO JAGUAR JAGXTREME terminal, refer to the instructions provided with your upgrade kit.

Chapter 1: Introduction

Model Identification

terminal to a new

For users of the JAGXTREME terminal’s predecessor, METTLER TOLEDO’s JAGUAR terminal, please pay special attention to the programming and calibration section. Programming and calibration of the JAGXTREME terminal can be performed via the embedded web server as well as through the front panel of the unit.

FACTORY NUMBER REFERENCE CHART

JAGXTREME TERMINAL MODEL CONFIGURATION

JX XX X X X X XXX Terminal Enclosure

Display

JAGXTREME Terminal

PB=Panel, Blind PA=Panel, A/N GA=General Purpose A/N HA=Harsh, A/N

Slot #1 Accessory

0=Cover Plate 1=Analog Scale 2=RE* Analog Scale 3=POWERCELL 4=IDNET A=Dual Analog Scale B=Dual RE* Analog Scale

Slot #2 Accessory

0=Cover Plate 1=Analog Scale 2= RE*Analog Scale 3=POWERCELL 4=IDNET 7=Multifunction I/O A=Dual Analog Scale B=Dual RE* Analog Scale

Slot #3 Accessory

0=Cover Plate 5=Modbus Plus 6=Allen Bradley RIO 7=Multi-function I/O 8=Dual Channel

Analog Output 9=PROFIBUS C= CIP Interface**

Application Software

0=Standard JagBASIC (included) 2 = JAGMAX™

Destination Market

000=USA See the Market Codes in the Appendix for additional destination codes

*RE – Reduced Excitation. JAGXTREME terminals with harsh environment enclosures are not approved for use in hazardous areas.

As an example, the factory number JXPB-1002-000 denotes a JAGXTREME blind panel-mount terminal with analog scale card and JAGMAX software for use in the USA.

Note: To order a JAGXTREME operator interface, you must use a separate model number. Consult your METTLER TOLEDO representative or the JAGXTREME Operator Interface documentation.

** Note: CIP connot be used with JXGA models.

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References/Resources

This manual provides information for configuring and serving the JAGXTREME terminal. For information on installing the terminal, please refer to the Installation Guide that accompanies the terminal. An electronic copy is also included on the documentation CD-ROM that accompanies the unit. The CD-ROM includes the following resources:

• JAGXTREME Terminal Installation Guide

• JAGXTREME Terminal User's Guide

• JAGXTREME Terminal Technical Manual

• JAGXTREME Operator Interface Installation Guide

• JAGXTREME Operator Interface Technical Manual

• XTREMEBUILDER Software (with on-line help and programmer's reference guide)

• JagBASIC

• JAGXTREME PLC Analog Output Interfaces Technical Manual

• CIP Interface Technical Manual

• JAGMAX Application Software User's Guide

• JAGMAX Application Software Printer Templates Guide

Programmer's Guide

Accessories

• JAGXFILES™ (utility)

• Eflash (utility)

For additional information, contact your authorized METTLER TOLEDO representative or

http://www.mt.com.

go to:

A number of accessories are available for use with the JAGXTREME terminal. The model configurator designation number appears in parentheses. Please contact your authorized METTLER TOLEDO representative for more information.

Cover Plate (0)

This thin metal plate is used to cover the opening in the back of the regular or blind chassis panel-mount terminal if an optional PCB is not installed at this location.

Analog Scale (1)

This option is required when interfacing analog-type load cells. A 15-volt excitation voltage is used to power up to 16 350-ohm load cells from one analog PCB. A jumper is provided to select operation with 2 mV/V or 3 mV/V load cells. The JAGXTREME terminal will operate with load cells of impedances other than 350 ohms or other mV/V specifications, but the total scale resistance must not be less than 22 ohms. A quiet analog signal section, combined with a proprietary analog-to-digital converter and coprocessor implementing METTLER TOLEDO TraxDSP vibration rejection performance unequaled in the industry.

filters, provides weighing and

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The zero temperature coefficient is 0.15 µV/degree C. The span temperature coefficient is 6 ppm/degree C. When using this option, the display update rate is limited to 10 updates per second. The actual A/D conversion rate exceeds 300 cycles per second. This high-speed process allows the terminal to filter out noise while providing a weight update rate of up to 50 updates per second for setpoint control and other functions.

Chapter 1: Introduction

Model Identification

Each analog scale option board has a removable EEPROM that stores calibration parameters for the scale. If an EEPROM is transferred to another board, all calibration parameters transfer. A detachable seven-position terminal strip is used to terminate the analog load cell cable on the rear of the PCB. Signal, excitation, sense, and shield connections are provided with easy-to-read descriptions. Two LEDs are visible through holes in the rear panel of the PCB to indicate the status of the analog PCB.

Reduced Excitation Analog Scale (2)

This option, when used with a protective load cell barrier, allows operation of the JAGXTREME terminal with analog load cells located in an area classified as hazardous by the National Electrical Code. Division 2 or Category 3 approved terminal. The excitation voltage is lowered to 5 volts for this option. The standard JAGXTREME terminal cannot be located inside a Division 1 or Zone 0/1 hazardous area available from METTLER TOLEDO for applications which require the terminal to be located inside a Division 1 or Zone 0/1 classified area.

This option is required if the terminal is to be used as a

without special precautions. Purged enclosures are

Note: If a single IDNET card is installed, it has to be designated as Scale 1.

Each option board has a removable EEPROM that stores calibration parameters for the scale. If an EEPROM is transferred to another board, all calibration parameters transfer as well. A detachable seven-position terminal strip is used to terminate the analog load cell cable on the rear of the PCB. Signal, excitation, sense, and shield connections are provided, each with an easy-to-read description. Two LEDs are visible through holes in the rear panel of the PCB to indicate its operating status.

POWERCELL (3)

The POWERCELL interface must be used when the JAGXTREME terminal is used with a METTLER TOLEDO POWERCELL load cell system or RAAD box(es). It supports up to a total of 24 DigiTOL POWERCELLs or six RAAD boxes. An external power supply is needed when using more than 14 POWERCELLs or three RAAD boxes. METTLER TOLEDO also offers intrinsically safe barriers for use with POWERCELL systems located in hazardous areas. Please contact your METTLER TOLEDO representative for more information about applications in hazardous environments.

IDNET (4)

The IDNET interface allows you to interface a METTLER TOLEDO multi-range base or lab balance with IDNET option with the JAGXTREME terminal. When utilizing this interface, the terminal acts as a “front end” for the base. Setup and calibration of the base is identical to the procedure used by the ID family of indicators. Scale-related information is stored in the scale base as well as the terminal, allowing its access by external devices such as a PLC.

*Only one can be loaded into the JAGXTREME terminal.

Modbus Plus* (5)

The Modbus Plus interface enables the terminal to directly interface with Modbus Plus devices such as PLCs manufactured by MODICON. The JAGXTREME terminal interface acts as a single Modbus Plus node, which can support up to four scales, and has been fully certified by the Modicon Test Center.

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Allen-Bradley RIO* (6)

This option allows the JAGXTREME terminal to exchange data with an Allen-Bradley PLC like a remote 1771 module on the Allen-Bradley remote I/O. A direct connection to an Allen-Bradley controller is possible via this “blue hose” connection. If the terminal has two or more scales installed, all share the same RIO option board. If multiple terminals are combined in a “cluster” using Ethernet, up to four scales can share the RIO option. Each scale requires one-quarter rack of RIO address space. JAGXTREME terminals support quarter rack addressing.

JAGXTREME terminals support discrete and block transfer modes of data interface. Both are bi-directional. Discrete mode is used for data, status, and command exchange. Block transfer allows more extensive data exchange and allows the PLC to write messages to the terminal’s lower alphanumeric display. Connection to the RIO option is made via a detachable three-position terminal strip on the rear of the RIO option.

Multifunction I/O (7)

The Multifunction PCB option expands the number of serial and discrete input and output ports supported by the JAGXTREME terminal. The Multifunction PCB adds two serial ports. COM3 can be used for RS-232 communications. COM4 can be used for RS-232 or RS-422/RS-485 communications. COM4 can be used for a single DigiTOL or UltraRes understructure interface. The Multifunction PCB adds eight programmable discrete inputs (PAR 3). Eight programmable discrete outputs (PAR 4). PAR 3 and PAR 4 assignments are user-configurable.

*Only one can be loaded into the JAGXTREME terminal.

Dual Channel Analog Output* (8)

The Analog Output module provides two channels of analog output, one for each of up to two scales connected to the terminal. The channels may be selected to provide either a 0 to 10 V or a 4 to 20 mA analog output signal. The output is the result of a 16-bit digital to analog conversion.

PROFIBUS Interface* (9)

The JAGXTREME terminal with the PROFIBUS interface module is a fully L2-DP compliant device which can be used with a wide range of PROFIBUS compatible devices. This module provides the process control engineer with the ability to access weight information, status of the scale, and to download a setpoint or tare weight. The Profibus option has been fully certified by the Siemens Profibus Test Center.

Dual Analog Scale (A)

This option is required when interfacing analog-type load cells. A 15-volt excitation voltage is used to power up to 16 350-ohm load cells from one analog channel. The dual channel card can support a maximum of 20 load cells and up to four analog platforms. A jumper is provided to select operation with either 2mV/V or 3mV/V load cells. The terminal will operate with load cells of impedances other than 350 ohms or other mV/V specifications, but the total scale resistance must not be less than 22 ohms.

A quiet analog signal section, combined with an analog-to-digital converter and coprocessor that use METTLER TOLEDO TraxDSP filters, provides weighing and vibration rejection performance unequaled in the industry. The zero temperature coefficient is 0.15 uV/degree C. The span temperature coefficient is 6 ppm/degree C.

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When using this option, the display update rate is limited to 10 updates per second. The actual A/D conversion rate exceeds 300 cycles per second. The high-speed process allows the terminal to filter out noise while providing a weight update rate up to 50 updates per second for setpoint control and other functions.

Chapter 1: Introduction

Model Identification

The dual channel analog scale option board has a removable EEPROM for each scale channel that stores calibration parameters for that scale channel. If an EEPROM is transferred to another board, all calibration parameters transfer as well.

A detachable seven-position terminal strip is used to terminate each analog load cell cable on the rear of the PCB. Signal, excitation, sense, and shield connections are provided with easy-to-read descriptions. Two LEDs are visible through holes in the rear panel of the PCB to indicate the status of the Analog PCB. The terminal supports up to two dual analog scale cards.

Reduced Excitation Dual Analog Scale (B)

This option is used with a protective load cell barrier to permit operation of a JAGXTREME terminal with analog load cells located in an area classified as hazardous by the National Electrical Code. It can support up to four analog platforms. The excitation voltage is lowered to 5 volts. A METTLER TOLEDO Reduced Excitation module is required for these applications. The standard terminal cannot be located inside the hazardous area as is. Purged enclosures are available from METTLER TOLEDO if the terminal must be located inside a hazardous area. The Reduced Excitation module can only support up to 12 analog load cells or a total resistance of 58 ohms. Jumpers are provided to select operation with 2mV/V or 3mV/V load cells. The terminal will operate with load cells of impedances other than 350 ohms or other mV/V specifications, but the total scale resistance must not be less than 22 ohms.

The zero temperature coefficient is 0.15 uV/degree C. The span temperature coefficient is 6 ppm/degree C. When using this option, the display update rate is limited to 10 updates per second. The actual A/D conversion rate exceeds 300 cycles per second. The high-speed process allows the terminal to filter out noise and still provide a weight update rate up to 50 updates per second for setpoint control and other scale functions.

A detachable seven-position terminal strip is used to terminate each analog load cell cable on the rear of this PCB. Signal, excitation, sense, and shield connections are provided, each with an easy-to-read description. Two LEDs are visible through holes in the rear panel of this PCB to indicate the status of the Analog PCB. The JAGXTREME terminal will support one or two Reduced Excitation dual analog scale cards.

**CIP Network Interface (ControlNET) (C)

The CIP network interface enables the JAGXTREME terminal to directly interface with a CIP network (ControlNet or Ethernet/IP). The JAGXTREME terminal interface supports both the ControlNet and Ethernet/IP network protocol utilizing the following types of message:

• Class 1, connected, scheduled messaging

• Connected, unscheduled, explicit messaging, using ControlNet Object,

Instance, and Attributes ID’s.

** Note: CIP card cannot be used with JXGA models due to ControlNet connector size.

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Other Compatible Products

RAAD Box

METTLER TOLEDO’s RAAD (Remote Addressable Analog to Digital) junction box is used to transform conventional strain gauge load cell systems into advanced sensor networks. Instead of analyzing the combined signal from every load cell in the system, the RAAD box embeds intelligence into each individual load cell, enabling you to analyze your system at the lowest level. When used with the JAGXTREME terminal, the RAAD box can detect failures immediately to help guard against costly downtime or product waste. The RAAD box can also be used with METTLER TOLEDO’s COUGAR terminal.

8624 Remote Display

The METTLER TOLEDO 8624 Remote Display allows an operator to remotely view weight and status with the JAGXTREME terminal. The 8624 connects to the JAGXTREME serial port and can be located remote from the JAGXTREME chassis.

8618 Scoreboard

The METTLER TOLEDO 8618 scoreboard allows an operator to remotely view weight with the JAGXTREME terminal. The 8618 connects to one of the JAGXTREME serial ports and can be located remote form the JAGXTREME chassis.

Printers

METTLER TOLEDO offers a family of reliable printers well suited for industrial applications. The printers connect to one of the JAGXTREME serial ports and can be located remote from the JAGXTREME chassis.

DNB Module

The METTLER TOLEDO DNB module (DeviceNet bridge) allows a PLC to access weigh and status with the JAGXTREME terminal. The DNB module connects to the JAGXTREME serial port and can be located remote from the JAGXTREME chassis.

JAGXTREME Operator Interface (JXOI)

The JXOI is an Ethernet-enabled graphic terminal with object-based programming. It is available in pedestal and panel-mount versions (graphical display only) or a harsh environment terminal version (comprised of a blind JAGXTREME terminal and a graphical display in an enclosure.)

The JXOI features a 1/4 VGA, 240 x 320 pixels, STN color display. It uses a coldcathode fluorescent backlight (CCFL). The CCFL provides high contrast and easy readability and is replaceable. The contrast is software-controlled and compensated for temperature.

The JXOI comes equipped with one RS-232 serial port with an Ethernet port and a PS/2 keyboard port. It stores the firmware and the user application in a compressed format in flash memory and then transfers them to RAM memory when the JXOI is powered on.

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Software

Chapter 1: Introduction

Software

JAGXTREME Operating System

The JAGXTREME operating system is available in four configurations. The configurations define the language of the HTML web pages and are determined by the country finish code of the terminal part number. The available configurations are:

 English/Chinese  English/French  English/German  English/Spanish

JagBASIC

JagBASIC software is standard in the JAGXTREME terminal. JagBASIC is a tool for customizing the JAGXTREME industrial scale terminal. JagBASIC programs reside along side the standard JAGXTREME terminal program. The JagBASIC interpreter runs as a separate task using the terminal’s multi-tasking operating system. This allows the custom JagBASIC program to interact with the other JAGXTREME terminal tasks and resources using the terminal’s exclusive shared memory design. For example, to monitor a scale gross weight, the JagBASIC program relates a BASIC variable to the terminal shared data variable for gross weight then uses the BASIC variable as desired. All of the shared memory in the terminal may be accessed by the JagBASIC program using this construct.

The high level of integration permits the programmer to exploit the standard functions in the JAGXTREME terminal, making it easier to implement solid solutions in record time. To print a standard ticket or report, a JagBASIC program can load data into a JAGXTREME terminal shared data variable then print by using a standard template that is designed in the terminal setup. Rather than monitoring setpoint coincidence in the JagBASIC program, a standard setpoint shared data variable can be loaded in the program then monitored by an associated JAGXTREME terminal scale task.

JAGMAX

The optional JAGMAX software enables the JAGXTREME terminal to be used in a truck stop weigh station application. With the JAGMAX software, trucks can be weighed in Idle Mode, Semi-Automatic Mode, and Automatic Mode.

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Specifications

Model General Purpose Panel Mount Panel Mount – Blind Chassis Harsh Environment/Harsh with

Dimensions

Construction Mounting Options Degree of

Protection

Ethernet

Connection

Attachable

Platforms

Display

Keypad Interfaces A/D Rate Digital

Input/Output

Maintenance

Monitoring Signal Processing Power

Requirements Setup Scripting Language Operating

Temperature Storage

Temperature Options

Approvals

10.05 in (255 mm) wide x

7.86 in (200 mm) high x 10.6 in (270 mm) deep

Column, desktop Panel Blind panel Wall, column

Designed to TYPE 4X standards Designed to TYPE 4X standards

10BASE-T. Uses crossover cable from RJ-45 Ethernet port on the back of the JAGXTREME terminal to a PC (point to-point connection) or standard cable to connect to other equipment through a hub.

4 analog, 4 POWERCELL

up to 3 POWERCELLs, 2 analog and 2 POWERCELLs, 1 PC with 1 IDNET and 1 DigiTOL

Upper display: 7 segment 0.5" (13 mm); lower display: 16-character, 5 x 7 dot matrix display 0.25" (6 mm)

TraxEMT™ Embedded Maintenance Technician system for self-diagnosis and predictive failure analysis

Analog, Dual Analog, Analog Reduced Excitation, Dual Analog Reduced Excitation, Dual Analog Output, Modbus Plus, Profibus, A-B RIO, Multifunction I/O, IDNet, POWERCELL, PCJagBASIC EDITOR, JAGMAX Truck Scale Software, HMI Pedestal or Panel, ControlNet/Ethernet IP

Class III and IIIL non-automatic weighing instruments as defined in the National Standards Commission, Document 100

10.05 in (255 mm) x 5.6 in (140 mm) at front of terminal

9.5 in (240 mm) x 4.91 in (125 mm) at the rear

8.03 in (210 mm) deep

Aluminum Stainless steel

(front panel)

2 IDNET, 2 DigiTOL®, 1 single analog and 1 single IDNET, 1 single analog and 1 DigiTOL, 1 single analog and

4 x 5 matrix tactile-feel keypad with 0-9, letters A-Z, and function keys

85 to 264 VAC with a line frequency of 47 to 63 Hz

Via embedded web server, with the front keypad or using the JagXFILES tool box.

14° F to 104° F (-10° C to 40° C) at 10% to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing

40° F to 140° F (-40° C to 60° C) at 10% to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing

90/384/EU – Non-automatic Balances and Scales

EN45501:1992 – Adopted European Standard

NTEP Certificate of Conformance No. 94-096A4

10,000 division rating and approval AM-5041

10.75 in (270 mm) x 4.91 in (124 mm) at base

10.25 in (260 mm) x 3.91 in (100 mm) c-c mounting

9.5 in (241 mm) x 5.00 in (130 mm) chassis

Designed to TYPE 1 standards CERTIFIED TYPE 4, TYPE 12

Two vacuum fluorescent displays.

Ethernet, serial, discrete, PLC, analog

>300 per second

Maximum 12 in/12 out

TraxDSP

three-stage filtering

JagBASIC (standard)

CE Conformity

89/336/EU—EMC Directive

EN55022, 1998, Class A

Weights and Measures (US)

Class III or IIIL devices

Weights and Measures (Canada)

Weights and Measures (Australia)

Graphical Display

12.62 in (321 mm) x 9.56

(242.8) x 9.42 (239.3 mm)

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Display and Keypad

Chapter 1: Introduction

Specifications

Alphanumeric Display (xA)

The JAGXTREME terminal contains two vacuum fluorescent displays and a 4 × 5 matrix tactile feel keypad in a diecast, zinc-aluminum alloy front housing.

The upper weight display is a seven-digit, seven-segment 0.5 in. (13 mm) high vacuum fluorescent numeric display used to indicate weight values. Each of the seven digits has a decimal point/comma and an annunciator associated with it. The annunciators are used to indicate gross or net weights, a preset tare value, pound or kilogram weights, the center of zero, and motion.

The lower display is a 16-character, 5×7 dot matrix, 0.25 in. (6 mm) high vacuum fluorescent alphanumeric display. Each character has a period/comma and an annunciator associated with it. This display is used to indicate tare, alternate weight units, operator prompting, errors and other messages. The first 10 annunciators are used to indicate which terminal number (1 through 6) and internal scale (A-D) are currently displayed. The remainder indicates summation and weighing range.

The lens on both the general purpose and panel-mount models are polycarbonate with hardcoating. The harsh environment model lens is polyester with hardcoating.

The keypad consists of a tactile-feel membrane switch covered with a polyester overlay. Audible beeps sound when a key is depressed. The keypad contains the numbers 0 -9 and the letters A - Z. Other function keys include Escape, Memory, Tare, Select, Clear, space, decimal point, Zero, Enter, and Function.

1-a: Display and keypad on panel-mount version of the JAGXTREME terminal

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Physical Dimensions

Panel Mount Enclosure—Alphanumeric (PA)

Two integral brackets are used to mount this unit through a flat panel. The front panel and associated panel clamping mechanism are designed to provide a TYPE 4 seal and accommodate a panel thickness from 16 to 11 gauge.

The panel-mount model measures:

• 10.05 in. (255 mm) × 5.6 in. (140 mm) at the front of the terminal

• 9.5 in. (240 mm) × 4.91 in. (125 mm) at the rear

• 8.03 in. (210 mm) deep

4XR 0.25±.01

OPEN

Abra

9.58±.06

5.12±.0

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Figure 1-b: JAGXTREME Panel Mount Model and Cutout Dimensions

Chapter 1: Introduction

Specifications

Panel Mount Enclosure—Blind Chassis (PB)

The front of the panel mount enclosure has a blank plate to cover the electronics and to provide a method of mounting. There is no keyboard or display on the front of the unit. This allows the terminal’s use as a “blind” terminal (installed behind a panel,) sharing another JAGXTREME terminal’s keyboard and display via the Ethernet connection. The terminal enclosure designed to TYPE 1 requirements with a “blind” front panel.

The blind chassis mount model measures:  10.75 in. (270 mm) × 4.91 in. (125 mm) at the base

 10.25 in. (260 mm) × 3.91 in. (100 mm) c-c mounting  9.5 in. (241 mm) × 5.00 in. (130 mm) chassis

Figure 1-c: JAGXTREME Blind Chassis Model Dimensions

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General Purpose Enclosure (GA)

This enclosure, which is designed to provide TYPE 4X protection, is a die-cast zincaluminum alloy with an aliphatic urethane powder-coated finish. The unit is designed to sit on a flat surface or may be wall- or column-mounted with an accessory bracket kit (0917-0209). The rear cover contains grip bushings to seal all cables entering the enclosure.

The general-purpose JAGXTREME terminal model measures:

10.05 in. (255 mm) wide × 7.86 in. (200 mm) high x 10.6 in. (270 mm) deep In figure 1-d, the top views show optional wall/column brackets (P/N 0917-0209).

7.85

12.45

10.05

39°

12.31

29°

115°

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Figure 1-d: JAGXTREME General Purpose Model Dimensions

NOTE: Units sold prior to July, 2001 may have different dimensions. Refer to the previous revision of the JAGXTREME Terminal Technical Manual for information.

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Specifications

Harsh Environment Enclosure (HA)

The harsh environment enclosure is designed to provide TYPE 4 and TYPE 12 protection and is intended for applications in which the terminal is exposed to high humidity, direct washdown, or corrosive environments. It is constructed of 304L stainless steel and meets all US FDA and comparable European requirements.

A full 4-slot JAGXTREME terminal chassis is mounted inside the enclosure. All field wiring enters into the unit through cable seals that maintain the washdown protection of the enclosure. The cable seals are located at the bottom rear of the unit. Two brackets are provided for wall mount applications. An interface adapter (0917-0233) is available for column mount applications.

The harsh environment unit measures: 12.62 in (321 mm) x 9.56 (242.8 mm) x

9.42 (239.3 mm)

9.56

* Shown with wall mount brackets (included with enclosure) installed.

Figure 1-f: Harsh Environment Model Dimensions

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Harsh Environment Enclosure (JXHG)

The JXHG (harsh environment enclosure with graphic display) is comprised of a JAGXTREME chassis and a graphical display housed in an enclosure.

Dimensions: 9.42 x 12.62” x 9.56" (239.3 x 321 x 242.8 mm)

Figure 1-g

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Power Requirements

Chapter 1: Introduction

Specifications

 85 to 264 VAC with a line frequency of 47 to 63 Hz.  Power consumption -- 20 Watts maximum.  Power termination -- single three-position removable terminal strip.  The wire size range -- 12 to 16 AWG.

Note: The integrity of the power ground for equipment is important for both safety and dependable operation of the JAGXTREME terminal and its associated scale bases. A poor ground can result in an unsafe condition if an electrical short develops in the equipment. A good ground connection is needed to assure extraneous electrical noise pulses are minimized. It is important that equipment does not share power lines with noise generating equipment like heavy load switching, motor starter circuits, RF thermal heaters, inductive loads and the like.

To confirm ground integrity, a commercial branch circuit analyzer is recommended. This instrument uses a high amperage pulse to check ground resistance. It measures the voltage from the neutral wire to the ground connection and will provide an assessment of the line loading. Instructions with the instrument give guidelines about limits that assure good connections.

The power line for the JAGXTREME terminal must not be shared with equipment such as motors, relays, or heaters that generate line noise. If adverse power conditions exist, a dedicated power circuit or power line conditioner may be required.

Controller PCB

When a Division 2 approved JagXtreme is installed in an area classified as Division 2 or Zone 2/22, special AC wiring requirements must be met. See document 16088600A, JagXtreme Panel Mount Division 2, Zone 2/22 Installation Guide.

 Four discrete inputs (PAR1).  Four discrete outputs (PAR2)(5 to 30 volts DC).  The output current is 35 mA per discrete output up to 115 mA maximum total

current draw on the +5 Volts DC supply.

 Inputs can be defined as clear (return to gross), tare, print, zero, and other keyboard

functions.

 Outputs can be defined for coincidence setpoints or a variety of scale conditions.  The COM1 serial port can be either RS-232 or 20 mA current loop active transmit.

Both are available simultaneously.

 The COM2 serial port can be either RS-232 or RS-422/RS-485. This port is also

used to support a DigiTOL or UltraRes scale interface.

 Keyboard input is a standard 6-pin PS2 type mini DIN connection for a compatible

keyboard.

 The Ethernet network connection uses a RJ45 connection.

 Connections to the Controller PCB are made using four removable terminal strips.

The wire size range is 16 to 22 AWG.

 The Controller PCB stores DigiTOL scale calibration parameters in its EEPROM. If

analog load cell scale(s) are installed, the calibration parameters for each scale are stored in the EEPROM of the Analog PCB. IDNET calibration parameters are stored in

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the base. POWERCELL (or RAAD box) parameters are stored on the POWERCELL PCB.

Temperature and Humidity

 Operating temperature: 14 to 104ºF (-10 to 40ºC) at 10% to 95% humidity, non-

condensing.

 Storage temperature: -40 to 140ºF (-40 to 60ºC) at 10% to 95% humidity,

noncondensing.

 The optional analog PCB zero temperature coefficient is 0.15 µV/ºC. Span

temperature coefficient is 6 ppm/°C maximum.

Environmental Protection

WARNING!

THE JAGXTREME TERMINAL IS NOT INTRINSICALLY SAFE! DO NOT USE IN AREAS CLASSIFIED AS HAZARDOUS BY THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE (NEC) BECAUSE OF COMBUSTIBLE OR EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES.

Standards Compliance

UL and cUL Listing

Weights and Measures Approvals

The JAGXTREME terminal has been tested and complies with UL 1950 and CSA 22.2 No. 950-M89. The JAGXTREME terminal carries the UL and cUL labels.

United States

The JAGXTREME terminal meets or exceeds requirements for Class III or IIIL devices. Certificate of Conformance No. 94-096A4 was issued under the National Type Evaluation Program of the National Conference on Weights and Measures.

Canada

The JAGXTREME terminal meets or exceeds requirements for a 10,000 division rating and approval AM-5041 has been issued by statutory authority of the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology of Canada.

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Australia

The JAGXTREME terminal meets or exceeds the requirements for Class III and IIIL nonautomatic weighing instruments as defined in the National Standards Commission,

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