Rice Lake DWM-IV User Manual

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Series 9 Operation Manual • Rev 2.00

Series 9

OPERATION MANUAL

FUNCTIONS OF THE KEYS

ON / OFF

Used to switch the indicator ON and OFF.

ZERO key.
Used to Zero the indicator when the weight display is stable.

TARE key.
Used to remo ve the container weight value from the weight indicator. When pressed with
the weight on the scale at a stable condition, this tare value will be stored and subtracted

from the gross weight to indicate a net weight display of zero.

PRINT key.
Used to print out the data (with optional printer).

G/N key.
Used to toggle the Weight display between the Gross weight value and the Net weight
value.

Select / Enter key.
Used to T oggle the weight unit display between the Primary weight unit and the Secondary
weight unit according to how the unit is setup, su ch as (kg & lb), (kg & oz), (g & lb),

(g & oz), (lb & oz).

key.

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Low Battery Indicator

Pound Unit Indicator

Kilogram Unit Indicator

Print Stat us Indicator

Net Mode In

dicator

Zero Status Indicator

Stable Status Indicator

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Explanation of Status LEDs’ Indication

There are a total of 7 LED lamps in a row just below the 7-segment LEDs as shown in the above
figure. The label just below each LED is an abbreviation of their meaning.

The first LED from left to right is the Stable Status Indicator, this will be ON when the weight
display is stable.

The second LED from left to right is the Zero Status Indicator. T his LED will be ON when the
weight display is within the Zero window range.

The third LED from left to right is the Net Mode Indicator, the indication of this LED
means the current display value is a Net weight Value.

The fourth LED from left to right is the Print Status Indicator and will be ON for a moment
when the scale sends out the print data from any channel on the communication port.

The fifth LED from left to right is normally for the “kg” unit indication, howe ver this may also

be used as the indicator of either “ g” or “oz” Units.

The sixth LED from left to right is normally for the “lb” unit indication, however this may also
be used as the indicator of either “oz” or “g” Units.

The last LED from left to right is the Low Battery Indicator for battery operated applications.
In the setup mode, the blinking of this LED is an indication to enter the numeric value.

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