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Terminal
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Manual
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Thank you for purchasing the Soehnle Professional Terminal 3035.
This terminal was developed in accordance with the needs of operational practices and gives you a
wide range of options to customize the weighing process to your specific needs, and to make your
processes as efficient and cost-effective as possible.
Prior to use, please read this user manual with care.
Inappropriate use may cause harm to you or the terminal.
If you have questions or experience problems with your terminal that are not addressed in the user
manual, please contact your Soehnle Industrial Solutions service location or the customer service
department of Soehnle Industrial Solutions.
Telephone: +49 7191 3453-220
Fax: +49 7191 3453-211
E-mail: info@soehnle-professional.com
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Table of Contents Page
1. General Information .............................................................................................................. 8
1.1 Intended uses .................................................................................................................................. 8
1.2 Safety instructions ........................................................................................................................... 8
1.3 Cleaning .......................................................................................................................................... 9
1.4 Maintenance and service .................................................................................................................. 9
1.5 Product Warranty/liability ................................................................................................................. 9
1.6 Setup instructions ...........................................................................................................................10
2. Equipment description ......................................................................................................... 11
2.1 Connections and equipment description ...........................................................................................11
2.2 Technical Specifications ...................................................................................................................11
2.3 Symbols in the symbol bar of the display ..........................................................................................12
2.4 Calibration instructions ...................................................................................................................13
2.4.1 Type tag .................................................................................................................................13
2.4.2 Calibration counter .................................................................................................................13
2.5 On / Off switching ...........................................................................................................................14
3. Operating concept .............................................................................................................. 15
3.2 Program mode ................................................................................................................................16
3.3 Function keys ..................................................................................................................................16
4.Setup mode……...…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 17
4.1 Starting setup mode ........................................................................................................................19
4.2 Program settings .............................................................................................................................21
4.3 Setup mode settings / terminal ........................................................................................................22
4.4 Setup mode settings / terminal ........................................................................................................27
4.5 Setup mode settings / communication ..............................................................................................30
4.6 Setup mode settings / Service..........................................................................................................37
4.7 Reset Terminal ................................................................................................................................37
5. Basic functions ................................................................................................................... 38
5.1 Switch on .......................................................................................................................................38
5.2 Switch off .......................................................................................................................................38
5.3 Program selection ...........................................................................................................................38
5.4 Zero set ..........................................................................................................................................38
5.5 Tare function ..................................................................................................................................39
5.6 Gross display ...................................................................................................................................39
5.7 Scale switching ...............................................................................................................................39
5.8 Ten X display x10 ............................................................................................................................40
5.9 Hold function ..................................................................................................................................41
5.10 Secondary display..........................................................................................................................42
5.10.1 Second unit of measure .........................................................................................................44
5.11 Organization data (Identifier) ........................................................................................................46
5.12 Alpha-numeric data entry ..............................................................................................................49
5.13 Key locks ......................................................................................................................................50
5.14 User password...............................................................................................................................51
5.15 Login function / Start function process ..........................................................................................51
6 Application Programs ........................................................................................................... 56
6.1 Selecting application programs ........................................................................................................56
6.2 Function keys ..................................................................................................................................56
6.3 Navigating the application programs ................................................................................................57
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6.4 Custom programs ............................................................................................................................57
6.5 Weighing and tare ...........................................................................................................................58
6.5.1 Function keys ..........................................................................................................................58
6.5.2 Display screen .........................................................................................................................58
6.5.3 Information field display ..........................................................................................................59
6.5.4 Weighing without tare .............................................................................................................60
6.5.5 Manual tare .............................................................................................................................60
6.5.6 Tare with manual tare entry .....................................................................................................60
6.5.7 Multiplication tare ...................................................................................................................61
6.5.8 Cumulative tare .......................................................................................................................61
6.5.9 Intermediate tare ....................................................................................................................62
6.5.10 Automatic tare ......................................................................................................................62
6.5.11 Fixed tare value memory ........................................................................................................63
6.5.12 Error messages during tare ....................................................................................................64
6.5.13 Display options with the Info key ...........................................................................................65
6.5.14 Save the current values to fixed memory ................................................................................65
6.5.15 Organization data (Identifier) .................................................................................................66
6.5.16 Settings in setup mode ..........................................................................................................66
6.6 Totaling + picking ............................................................................................................................68
6.6.1 Function keys ..........................................................................................................................68
6.6.2 Display screen .........................................................................................................................69
6.6.3 Information field display ..........................................................................................................70
6.6.4 Tare function ..........................................................................................................................70
6.6.5 Operating the addition function ...............................................................................................71
6.6.6 Available selections for the totaling display ..............................................................................71
6.6.7 Relief factor for totaling ..........................................................................................................72
6.6.8 Auto totaling / picking .............................................................................................................72
6.6.9 Preferred totaling scale ...........................................................................................................72
6.6.10 Assigning and deleting the sequential number ........................................................................73
6.6.11 Item counter .........................................................................................................................73
6.6.12 Keys that trigger printouts .....................................................................................................73
6.6.13 Display current totals .............................................................................................................73
6.6.14 Display individual items ..........................................................................................................74
6.5.15 Display options with the Info key ...........................................................................................75
6.6.16 Save the current values to fixed memory ................................................................................75
6.6.17 Organization data (Identifier) .................................................................................................76
6.6.18 Settings in setup mode ..........................................................................................................76
6.7 Counting .........................................................................................................................................78
6.7.1 Function keys ..........................................................................................................................78
6.7.2 Counting display screen ...........................................................................................................79
6.7.3 Information field display ..........................................................................................................80
6.7.4 Tare function ..........................................................................................................................80
6.7.5 Counting function ....................................................................................................................81
6.7.6 Totaling + picking ....................................................................................................................83
6.7.7 Reference statistics .................................................................................................................87
6.7.8 Unit control .............................................................................................................................88
6.7.9 Counting with several weighing bridges ....................................................................................89
6.7.10 Counting accuracy .................................................................................................................90
6.7.11 Display options with the Info key ...........................................................................................91
6.7.12 Save the current values to fixed memory ................................................................................91
6.7.13 Organization data (Identifier) .................................................................................................92
6.7.14 Settings in setup mode ..........................................................................................................93
6.8 Controlling ......................................................................................................................................97
6.8.1 Function keys ..........................................................................................................................97
6.8.2 Display screen .........................................................................................................................98
6.8.3 Information field display ..........................................................................................................99
6.8.4 Tare function ..........................................................................................................................99
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6.8.5 Control functions .....................................................................................................................99
6.8.6 Totaling + picking .................................................................................................................. 102
6.8.7 Display options with the Info key ........................................................................................... 106
6.8.8 Saving current values to fixed memory ................................................................................... 106
6.8.9 Organization data (identifier) ................................................................................................. 107
6.8.10 Settings in setup mode ........................................................................................................ 107
6.9 Classifying .................................................................................................................................... 111
6.9.1 Function keys ........................................................................................................................ 111
6.9.2 Display screen ....................................................................................................................... 112
6.9.3 Information field display ........................................................................................................ 113
6.9.4 Tare function ........................................................................................................................ 113
6.9.5 Classification functions .......................................................................................................... 113
6.9.6 Totaling + picking .................................................................................................................. 116
6.9.7 Display options with the Info key ........................................................................................... 120
6.9.8 Save the current values to fixed memory ................................................................................ 120
6.9.9 Organization data (identifier) ................................................................................................. 121
6.9.10 Settings in setup mode ........................................................................................................ 121
6.10 Recipes ....................................................................................................................................... 124
6.10.1 Function keys ...................................................................................................................... 124
6.10.2 Display view ........................................................................................................................ 125
6.10.3 Display information field ...................................................................................................... 126
6.10.4 Tare function ....................................................................................................................... 126
6.10.5 Recipe functions .................................................................................................................. 126
6.10.6 Component control .............................................................................................................. 129
6.10.7 Display options with the Info key ......................................................................................... 131
6.10.8 Organization data (Identifier) ............................................................................................... 131
6.10.9 Settings in setup mode ........................................................................................................ 132
6.11 Neutral measurements ................................................................................................................ 134
6.11.1 Function keys ...................................................................................................................... 134
6.11.2 Display view ........................................................................................................................ 135
6.11.3 Display information field ...................................................................................................... 136
6.11.4 Tare function ....................................................................................................................... 137
6.11.5 Neutral measurement functions ........................................................................................... 137
6.11.6 Totaling + picking ................................................................................................................ 139
6.11.7 Quantity control .................................................................................................................. 143
6.11.8 Neutral measurement with several weighing bridges ............................................................. 145
6.11.9 Display options with the Info key ......................................................................................... 145
6.11.10 Save the current values to fixed memory ............................................................................ 146
6.11.11 Organization data (Identifier) ............................................................................................. 146
6.11.12 Settings in setup mode ...................................................................................................... 147
6.12 Motor vehicle scale ...................................................................................................................... 150
6.12.1 Function keys ...................................................................................................................... 150
6.12.2 Display view ........................................................................................................................ 151
6.12.3 Display information field ...................................................................................................... 152
6.12.2 Tare function ....................................................................................................................... 152
6.12.3 Motor vehicle scale functions ............................................................................................... 153
6.12.4 Totaling............................................................................................................................... 158
6.12.5 Indicator light control .......................................................................................................... 161
6.12.6 Vehicle control..................................................................................................................... 162
6.12.7 Display options with the Info key ......................................................................................... 163
6.12.8 Organization data (Identifier) ............................................................................................... 163
6.12.9 Settings in setup mode ........................................................................................................ 163
6.13 Dynamic switching ....................................................................................................................... 166
6.13.1 Function keys ...................................................................................................................... 166
6.13.2 Display view ........................................................................................................................ 167
6.13.3 Display information field ...................................................................................................... 168
6.13.4 Tare function ....................................................................................................................... 168
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6.13.5 Enabling IO control .............................................................................................................. 168
6.13. 6 Dynamic switching functions ............................................................................................... 169
6.13.7 Totaling + picking ................................................................................................................ 174
6.13.9 Save the current values to fixed memory .............................................................................. 178
6.13.10 Organization data (Identifier) ............................................................................................. 179
6.13.11 Settings in setup mode ...................................................................................................... 179
6.14 Percent weighing ........................................................................................................................ 182
6.14.1 Function keys ...................................................................................................................... 182
6.14.2 Display view ........................................................................................................................ 183
6.14.3 Display information field ...................................................................................................... 184
6.14.3 Tare function ....................................................................................................................... 184
6.14.4 Percent weighing functions .................................................................................................. 185
6.14.5 Totaling + picking ................................................................................................................ 186
6.14.6 Percent Control ................................................................................................................... 190
6.14.7 Display options with the Info key ......................................................................................... 191
6.14.8 Organization data (Identifier) ............................................................................................... 192
6.14.9 Settings in setup mode ........................................................................................................ 192
7. Communication ................................................................................................................. 194
7.1 Alibi memory ................................................................................................................................. 194
7.1.1 Enable alibi memory ............................................................................................................... 194
7.1.2 Read alibi memory ................................................................................................................. 195
7.1.3 Expanded add-on field in alibi memory.................................................................................... 196
7.1.4 Delete and disable alibi memory ............................................................................................. 197
7.2 Interface 1 RS 232 (internal) ......................................................................................................... 198
7.3 Port 2 ........................................................................................................................................... 199
7.4 Port 3 ........................................................................................................................................... 200
7.5 USB .............................................................................................................................................. 201
7.5.1 Data logger ........................................................................................................................... 202
7.6 Ethernet ....................................................................................................................................... 203
7.7 Print format .................................................................................................................................. 204
7.8 IT settings ..................................................................................................................................... 205
7.9 Anybus ......................................................................................................................................... 207
7.10 Barcode ...................................................................................................................................... 208
7.10.1 Decimal delimiter, numeric ................................................................................................... 208
7.10.2 Display scanned values in the display field ............................................................................ 209
7.10.3 Barcode selection filter ........................................................................................................ 210
7.10.4 Barcode printing and output ................................................................................................ 213
7.11 IO Control ................................................................................................................................... 214
7.11.1 Selecting IO operating modes ............................................................................................... 214
7.11.2 Outputs ............................................................................................................................... 215
7.11.3 Inputs ................................................................................................................................. 221
8. PRINT ............................................................................................................................... 225
8.1 Standard print formats / factory defaults ....................................................................................... 225
8.2 Conditions that trigger printouts .................................................................................................... 231
8.3 Configure interface for printer ....................................................................................................... 232
8.4 Quick change of print formats ....................................................................................................... 232
9. SERVICE ............................................................................................................................ 233
9.1 Error messages ............................................................................................................................. 233
Your dealer and service partner or the service department from Soehnle Industrial Solutions are available
to assist you with the next troubleshooting steps................................................................................. 236
9.2 Error list ....................................................................................................................................... 236
9.3 Mirco SD card................................................................................................................................ 236
9.4 Software update ........................................................................................................................... 236
9.5 Supplemental documentation ......................................................................................................... 238
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1. General Information
1.1 Intended uses
1.2 Safety instructions
The manufacturer is not liable if the following instructions are not observed:
The Soehnle Professional Terminal 3035 is a calibratable terminal for use in scales and weighing
systems with commercially available DMS weighing and load cells.
Up to three analog measurement locations (scales) can be internally connected at the same
time. Up to 29 external measurement locations are possible via CAN bus. Yet another scale can
be connected e.g. as reference scale with the serial interface. Additional data can be entered
with the keypad. Various interface options are available for connecting printers, IT, readers,
data storage, and external PC keypads.
The Soehnle Professional Terminal 3035 was designed for efficient operations even in rough
environments. It is rugged, easy to clean, flexible, and fast. A logical design and user interface
facilitate fast learning and intuitive terminal operations. The terminal design adjusts to your
specific needs and supports you in your job.
Before operating the terminal, please read the information shown in the user manual with care. It
contains important information about the installation, the intended uses, and maintenance of the
terminal.
When using electrical components under elevated safety requirements, the corresponding
regulations must be adhered to. Never perform service work on the terminal while the unit is under
power. The product warranty is null and void if the terminal is installed inappropriately.
• The terminal 3035 is not approved for ATEX environments. A custom version is available
for ATEX zones 2 and 22.
• The rated mains voltage is 100 – 240 volts. The power outlet must be grounded and
easily accessible.
• The terminal must only be opened by trained Soehnle Industrial Solutions service
technicians. The housing contains no user-serviceable components. Unauthorized
manipulations render the product warranty null and void.
• Only a trained Soehnle Industrial Solutions service location is authorized to make repairs
and to replace or install components.
• The terminal must be taken out of service if the power cable is damaged. Disconnect the
power supply and contact a Soehnle Industrial Solutions service location.
• The attached security labels must not be damaged if the terminal is used for functions
with calibration mandate.
Contact your Soehnle Industrial Solutions service partner if you experience problems.
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1.3 Cleaning
1.4 Maintenance and service
Note:
1.5 Product Warranty/liability
No liability is assumed, in particular for losses resulting for the following
reasons:
Cleaning only requires a moist cloth and commercially available cleaning agents.
Do not use abrasive or corrosive agents.
This equipment corresponds to the applicable EC directives EG 2009/23/EC, 2004/108/EC,
2006/95/EC and EN45501. However, the scale can be influenced under extreme electrostatic and
electromagnetic interference, e.g. when operating a radio transmitter or mobile telephone in the
immediate vicinity of the units.
The product can again be used as intended after the interference has ended;
a reboot may be required. If electrostatic interference is permanent in nature, we recommend
grounding the terminal housing and the platform.
The terminal is a measurement instrument. Airflow, vibrations, rapid temperature swings, and sun
exposure can influence the weighing result. The terminal meets IP 67 protection standards. Very
high relative humidity, vapors, aggressive fluids, and significant dirt buildup must be avoided.
When a defect in the delivered item is attributable to Soehnle Industrial Solutions, Soehnle
Industrial Solutions is entitled at its discretion to either remedy the defect or to supply a
replacement. Replaced parts become the property of Soehnle Industrial Solutions.
The statutory regulations apply if the defect remedy or replacement delivery fail.
The product warranty period begins on the date of purchase. Please retain the invoice as proof. For
service contact your dealer or the Soehnle Industrial Solutions customer service department.
Unsuited, inappropriate storage or use, defective assembly and/or startup by the buyer or third
parties, normal wear and tear, modifications or manipulations, deficient or careless treatment, in
particular excessive loads, chemical, electrochemical, electrical influences, or moisture, provided
these are not attributable to Soehnle Industrial Solutions.
The product warranty for the unrestricted overall function of the equipment is null and void if
operational, climatic, or other influences result in a significant change of circumstances or the
condition of the material. When Soehnle Industrial Solutions honors the product warranty on a
case-by-case basis, this implies the absence of defects on the delivered item during the product
warranty period. Please keep the original packaging for any required return shipments.
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1.6 Setup instructions
Please inspect the packaging and terminal for external damage. Do not place a visibly damaged
terminal into service, but inform your dealer instead.
Please keep the packaging for any required shipping.
The terminal was designed for rough commercial operations. It is nevertheless a sensitive
measurement instrument whose performance can be influenced by unfavorable environmental
conditions.
The unit should be acclimated at ambient temperature for 2 hours after unpacking or transport.
The rated ambient temperature is - 10° to + 40° C.
The setup location is a key factor for the function of your scale.
Select an appropriate setup location to protect the terminal against impact, vibration, excessive
heat or cold, temperature swings, airflow, chemicals, and moisture to ensure that the unit can
work fast and reliably over the long-term.
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2. Equipment description
2.1 Connections and equipment description
2.2 Technical Specifications
port
port 1
port 2
scale 1
port 3 RS232 / scale 2
scale 3
power supply
ground
pressure
compensation
membrane
• Stainless steel housing, protection type IP 67, integrated power supply 100 - 240 V AC,
50/60 Hz
• optional DC/DC inverter 12/24 V
• Membrane keypad with a total of 32 keys, 6 function keys,
4 organization data keys, alphanumeric data entry with character keypad
• 10 application programs, optional custom programs
• Interface option for external PC keypad
• Color display TFT 5,7“ QVGA, dot matrix 320 x 240 pixels, dimmable, backlit
• Option: Soehnle Professional Micro-SD card (high-performance SLC memory card),
storage capacity: fixed memory for a total of 999 fixed values for all programs, alibi
memory for 4 million entries and for software updates
• Interfaces: 1 x RS 232 or USB in the basic version.
Internally with R232, USB and Ethernet, 2 additional interface slots (RS232)
Anybus slot for bus interfaces, such as Profibus, ProfiNet
• Option: I/O card for 6 outputs and 4 inputs, user-defined
• Operating temperature: -10° C to +40° C
• 1 measurement location in the basic version, 2 additional internally connectable
measurement locations, up to a total of 29 measurement locations, calibratable
resolution 10,000 e, internal resolution 16,000,000 d
• Calibratable to accuracy classes III and IIII for n = 10,000 e for multi-range and multi-
partition scales
• Smallest approved input signal per calibrated value = 0.2 µV,
Load cell impedance 40 Ohms to 1,245 Ohms
• A digital reference scale can be connected via RS-232 interface
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2.3 Symbols in the symbol bar of the display
Symbols in the information field of the display
Below
load
Symbol for settle
Alibi memory
use 100%
Alibi memory
use 80%
Multi-range 1 Multi-range 2 Multi-range 3
HLD
Hold function
enabled
Alibi memory
empty
Keyboard
locked
Resolution
X10
LOG
Data logger
Zero
Below tolerance In tolerance
Exact target
value reached
Above
tolerance
minimum
Above class 5
upper limit
After the weighed goods are placed, the scale needs time to settle.
The unit of measure sign (kg, g) remains hidden until the scale has settled.
When the scale has settled and the value has stabilized, this is indicated by displaying the unit of
measure sign.
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2.4 Calibration instructions
2.4.1 Type tag
2.4.2 Calibration counter
These instructions apply for Germany. Compliance with national laws in other countries must be
verified.
The Terminal 3035 is approved within the EC for Class III and IIII operations with calibration
mandate.
This corresponds to the type rating described in the type certification and to the applicable
specifications in Directives EC 2009/23/EC, 2004/108/EC, 2006/95/EC and to EN 45501.
In accordance with statutory regulations, calibrated scales must be recalibrated in regular intervals.
For this purpose, contact a Soehnle Industrial Solutions service location or your assigned official
calibration agency.
Never damage the official seals, since this voids the calibration.
The terminal has an electronic type tag.
It is displayed by pressing the Info key:
The calibration counter displays how many times the scale was calibrated. The stored counter value
must match the calibration counter sealed with the adhesive label. The current calibration counter
status can be displayed in settings mode under Scale / Scale Parameters for all connected scales.
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2.5 On / Off switching
Switch on:
Startup zero setpoint limits:
Backlighting and color
Procedure for power failure
Switching off
Off display
Press the ON/OFF key .
During startup, the boot routine displays the Soehnle Professional logo, and the detected
measurement locations are briefly displayed.
The scale is set to zero after the boot process.
During startup, the last used application program is started by default.
Calibratable: Startup zero setpoint range 20 % of the weighing range;
default value is –5% to +15% of the weighing range. Optional: expanded range on request.
Not calibratable: the startup zero setpoint range can be –99% to +99% of the weighing range.
The scale displays an error message if the scale is started outside of the startup zero setpoint
range.
The terminal then directly enters weighing mode for not calibratable, whereas a jump to weighing
mode is possible with the zero set key for calibrateable. The current weight reading is then
displayed with the previously stored zero point. Once the cause for the under or overload is
removed, the scale returns to zero and is operational without reboot.
Can be adjusted in setup mode (terminal/display).
The scale goes back to the previously left status when power returns.
Press the ON/OFF key .
If the connected measurement location is under load, or you called a menu, the scale only switches
off after pressing and holding the ON/OFF key for 3 seconds.
The scale cannot be switched off as long as the scale is waiting for an entry in the edit area of the
setup mode. The edit area must be closed to switch the scale off.
The setup mode Service (incl. password query) /General/Off display features a setting that
determines whether the word "OFF" is displayed when the scale is switched off (medical directive).
The default setting is "OFF not displayed"
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3. Operating concept
3.1 Setup mode
Menu structure for setup mode:
Program settings
Terminal
Scale
Communication
Service
Scale
Assignment table
Interface 1
Adjustment-
Interface
Qualified
staff
internal measurement
Interface
The operating concept is split into two functions:
• Setup mode
• Program mode
This is where the customization settings are made for the terminal to optimize the scale for
your needs.
Weighing + tare
Total + Picking
Counting
Checking
Classifying
Recipes
Neutral measurements
Vehicle scale
Dynamic switching
Setup mode
Revision
Display
Keyboard
Date/time
Organization data USB
Error memory
User password
Login function
Reset terminal
parameters
measurement locations
reference points
location
Ethernet
Alibi mem ory only for
RS232(internal)
Port 2
Port 3
Print format
IT settings
Anybus
Service
Percent weighing
Barcode
IO control
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3.2 Program mode
3.3 Function keys
3.4 Input and control keys
This is where the desired weighing application program is selected. The scale is ready for weighing
after the application program has been selected and started.
The function keys F1 to F6 are available to execute functions.
They perform various functions depending on the program and the situation. The relevant
function is shown in the display in the function bar above the key.
Depending on the program, the function keys have up to 4 assigned levels; the Function Page key
is used to page trough the levels.
Navigating with the function keys
↑ Moves the cursor up in the list
↑ Moves the cursor down in the list
End Closes setup mode
Next Starts the highlighted menu selection
Back Returns to next higher level
Cancel Returns without making a change
Delete Deletes an item with return
Save Saves and entry or change
→ Cursor to the right
→ Cursor to the left
The following additional keys are available for input and control:
Number keys to enter figures,
Multi-function number keys to enter letters
Retrieve organization data
Deletes the entire entry or resets the function
Deletes the last number
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Info key, electronic type tag with calibration data
Display:
FUNKTIONSLEISTE
ANZEIGEFELD
INFORMATIONSFELD
SYMBOLLEISTE
NEBENANZEIGE
BEREICHSANZEIGE
Secondary display:
Symbol bar:
Information field:
Display field:
Range display:
Function bar:
Aux. display
toolbar
informationfied
display panel
range indicator
functionbar
Retrieves information for the application programs
Function Page key
Scale Page key
Tare key
Zero Setpoint key / delete tare
Enter key
Print key
On / Off
The display shows different screens depending on the situation.
It is split into the following display fields:
Shows more supplemental information and can be customized under Terminal / Display. If desired,
can be switched on and switched with the F3 Secondary Display key.
Shows information about the status of the currently enabled measurement location
Depending on the situation or on a customizable basis shows organization data, totals for addition,
special control characters, classes when classifying, operator guide, switching point
Shows weight readings, unit counts, UoM codes
Shows the current weighing range with Max / Min / e (d).
Functions of the 6 situationally dependent programmable function keys
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4. Setup mode
Info:
Menu structure for setup mode:
Program settings
Terminal
Scale
Communication
Service
Scale
Assignment table
Interface 1
Qualified
Service
Adjustment-
Interface
internal measurement
Interface
Setup mode stores technical programming and weighing parameters that can be retrieved and fully
customized.
They are programmed by data entry or by selecting from default parameters.
The individual parameters are stored in logical groups within a multi-level menu structure.
The modification options may be restricted for use in conjunction with a calibration mandate.
Alibi mem ory only for
RS232(internal)
Port 2
Port 3
staff
Weighing + tare
Total + Picking
Counting
Checking
Revision
Display
Keyboard
Date/time
Setup mode
parameters
measurement locations
reference points
location
Classifying
Recipes
Neutral measurements
Vehicle scale
Dynamic switching
Percent weighing
Organizational data
Error memory
User password
Login function
Reset terminal
Ethernet
USB
Print format
IT settings
Anybus
Barcode
IO control
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4.1 Starting setup mode
Function keys:
Setup function level
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
Navigating setup mode:
Meaning of the function keys:
Switch on the terminal.
After the boot cycle, the terminal automatically starts the last enabled application program. In
order to start setup mode, use the Function Page key to switch to the setup functions level
Gross x 10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Press the F6 Setup Mode key.
You are now in the selection menu Setup Mode.
The function keys F1 to F6 are available to control the functions.
They perform various functions depending on the program and the situation.
The relevant function is shown in the display in the function bar.
↑ Moves the cursor up in the list
↑ Moves the cursor down in the list
End Closes setup mode
Next Starts the highlighted menu selection
Back Returns to next higher level
Cancel Returns without making a change
Delete Deletes an item with return
Save Saves and entry or change
→ Cursor to the right
→ Cursor to the left
Setup
mode
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Entries in setup mode:
Service area:
In most cases, a selection is made from various available settings. For editable values, numeric or
alphanumeric values can be entered with the keypad.
The service area is protected by a password.
The parameters in this area can only be maintained by trained service staff.
Please contact your Soehnle Industrial Solutions service location.
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4.2 Program settings
1
Weighing and tare
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.5.16
2
Totaling + picking
Settings and Parameters, see Section 6.6.17
3
Counting
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.7.14
4
Controlling
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.8.10
5
Classifying
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.9.10
6
Recipes
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.10.9
7
Neutral measurements
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.11.12
8
Vehicle scale
Settings and Parameters, see Section 6.12.10
9
Dynamic switching
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.13.10
10
Percent weighing
Settings and parameters, see Section 6.14.9
The settings mode is used to adjust the application programs of your scale to your specific needs.
Enabling application programs and their typical uses is described in Part 6 Application Programs.
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4.3 Setup mode settings / terminal
1
Revision
Bootloader software
Software revision query
LRS software
display
Application software
display
Serial number /
motherboard
Character set
- Unicode (UTF8)
Output parameters uni.
measurement location via the interface by using the IT 2 unidirectional interface
2
Display
Backlighting
Entry
Factory default: 80%
Backlighting color
Choices
factory default: green
Language
Choices
can be modified with the Soehnle Professional service program.
The following queries and setup options are found in setup mode under Terminal
Software revision query
Software revision query
Query of factory programmed serial number
Character set query (current software up to revision 1.08)
As selection in later revisions:
- Latin 1
Output of all programmable terminal parameters, incl. the currently enabled
Adjustment for lighting intensity, enter in percent via the number keypad
30% is darker, 100% is full lighting intensity
Backlighting color selection
• green
• white
• light blue
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• red
1. German (factory default)
2. English or other languages
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Secondary display
Choices
Factory default: Second unit
Decimal delimiter
Choices
Factory default: comma
Thousand delimiter
Units
Choices
Factory default: none
3
Keyboard
Keyboard lock
Save and close by pressing the Enter key for 3 seconds.
Button beep
Select
Factory default: off
Confirmation beep
Select
Factory default: off
4
Date/time
Time
Enter with number keypad, time starts with Save key
Date
Enter with number keypad
Date format
Selection
Factory default: European
Expiration period (days)
Enter
Factory default: 0 d
• Second unit of measure
• Tare value
• x10 resolution
• Gross/Net
• Current weight
• Reference quantity
• Reference weight
• Target value
• Difference to target value
• Specific weight
• Vehicle registration plate number
• Weight first/single weighing
• Indicator light display
Comma, period, or none
for delimiter only for counting quantity display
Comma, period, or none
Single, several, or all keypad keys can be locked.
By pressing the key to be locked, the status of the key is switched from open to
locked and vice-versa.
off or on
Keyboard confirmation beep
off or on
Confirmation beep (e.g. error message or save )
European or imperial date
with number keypad in days [d]
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5
Organization data
Code
ORG A
Enter
Characters or plain text above keypad, e.g. "Part No." max. 12 characters
Code
ORG B
Enter
Characters or plain text above keypad, max. 12 characters
Code
ORG C
Enter
Characters or plain text above keypad, max. 12 characters
Code
ORG D
Enter
Characters or plain text above keypad, max. 12 characters
Fixed values
Org. data A
Select of available fixed values from the database
Edit an available fixed value from the database
Deleting an existing fixed value
Enter new fixed value
parenthesis indicates the free memory locations, the second number the assigned
Closing the database
Note: use of fixed values requires the optional SD card (alibi memory).
Label for organization data memory A
Label for organization data memory B
Label for organization data memory C
Label for organization data memory D
Page with Arrow key F3 and F4
Retrieve the desired fixed value with F6 Edit
Edit the highlighted fixed value with F6.
Parameter number is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric
keypad. Save entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Back)
Parameter tare value is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alphanumeric keypad. Save entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Back)
Page with Arrow key F3 and F4
Delete the highlighted fixed value with F2 Delete
The resulting gap in the sequential numbering will be closed.
Press F1 New.
The memory location number is assigned by the terminal. The first number in
memory locations.
Parameter number is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric
keypad. Save entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
Parameter tare value is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alphanumeric keypad. Save entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
The list is closed with the F5 Back key.
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Fixed values
Org. data B
Like fixed values org data A
Fixed values
Org. data C
Like fixed values org data A
Fixed values
Org data D
Like fixed values org data A
Retrieving fixed values
Select
Factory default: Part number
6
Error memory
Error list
Query of error list with line item, date, time or last error, error count, error
number, and description. Page with Arrow key or with F5 Back.
Log memory
an description Page with Arrow key or with F5 Back.
7
User password
Enter / edit
Enter
If the password is lost, the entry CLEAR grants access.
Delete
8
Login function
Enabling
Select
Factory default: off
Password query
Select
Factory default: off
Enter/edit password
Enter the internal terminal password
After enabling, access is granted by a password query, e.g. after switching on the
terminal or after sign-off by pressing and holding the C key for 3 seconds.
Delete password
The password is deleted with the F6 Next key
Enter login text
Enter the login query text
Text length up to 35 characters.
whether fixed values are retrieved with sequential memory location
numbers or part numbers.
Query of the list of the download log memory with line item, date, time, code no.,
alpha-numeric
Password with up to 8 characters with keypad
After enabling, access to setup mode and program selection is only possible by
entering the correct password.
Deletes the password and reestablishes unrestricted access.
on or off
on or off
Alpha-numeric entry with character keypad
Password with up to 35 characters
Alpha-numeric entry with character keypad.
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9
Reset terminal
Reset terminal
Select
execute or do not execute
Execute deletes all custom settings of the terminal and resets the factory
defaults. This does not reset scale parameters, fixed value parameters, and the
print format.
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4.4 Setup mode settings / terminal
1
Scale parameters
Calibration counter
Query
of the current value of the calibration counter
Calibratable
Query
Selection only possible in the service area, subject to calibration
Filter settings
Choices
area.
Hold mode
Choices
Factory default: disabled
Zero correction
Query
Select only possible in the service area, subject to calibration
Start by using the Scale Page key to select the scale (measurement location) for which you
wish to edit the settings.
Only connected and enabled scales (measurement locations) are displayed for selection.
The settings and queries are made specifically for each scale (measurement location).
The available settings and queries are identical for all scales (measurement locations).
The following queries and setup options are found in setup mode under Scale
off or on
Note: Calibratable can result in restricted selections when the parameter settings
contain options with calibration relevance
• Service setting (filters can be directly edited in the service area)
• Livestock scale
• Calm
• Normal
• Restless
Factory default: Service setting
Select function is only possible by unlocking the user filter setting in the service
Inactive: No hold function
Rest/key: Hold when settled outside of the zero setting range, cancel
with On key
Rest/empty: Hold when settled outside of the zero setting range, cancel
by removing load from scale
Max/key: Hold when maximum value is reached, cancel with
On key
Max/empty: Hold when maximum value is reached, cancel
by removing load from scale
Slave/key: Hold by increasing the weight and settle, cancel
with On key
Slave/empty Hold by increasing the weight and settle, cancel
by removing load from scale
off or on
Off: no zero correction
On: Drift correction when scale at zero
Zero correction calibratable: 0.5 d/s
Zero correction not calibratable: 2 d/s
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Startup
zero setting
Query
Select only possible in the service area, subject to calibration
Auto tare
Select
Factory default: off
Cumulative tare
Select off or on
Factory default: off
Second unit of
measure
Choices
unit.
Empty message
Enter
Factory default: 1.00%
Control mode
Query or entry
Serial number
measurement location
Query of the scale serial number
Software revision
measurement location
Query
Factory default
measurement location
Choices
Attention: the calibration is voided on execution!
off or on
When on, sets the scale within the startup zeroing limits of the weighing range
zero when the unit is switched on
off or on
Off: No auto tare
On: Automatically sets as the tare the first value above the empty message
weighed after the scale settles
Off: New tare exceeds old tare
On: Retare adds new tare to existing tare
Caution: The function Cumulative Tare influences the tare processes and
additions. The description in the manual always refers to the setting Cumulative
Tare off.
• g
• t
• lb
• mg
• oz
Enabled as secondary display function in the display above F3 Secondary Display
key in scale mode.
The selection does not also display the programmed unit of measure as the first
The range of the percentage of the weighing range at which the empty message
is output.
Enter with number keypad in percent.
(Info: the display does not show the empty message.)
off or on
On switches on a steady 10x resolution in the display and disables the x10 key.
Only available for not calibratable scale.
of the software revision
Do not execute: Customized settings on the measurement location remain intact
Execute: Resets measurement location to factory defaults.
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New user measurement location numbers (user) can be variably assigned for 6 measurement
2
Assignment table measurement locations
Sys: 01 Use: 10
Sys: 02 Use: 00
Sys: 00 Use: 00
Sys: 00 Use: 00
Sys: 00 Use: 00
Sys: 00 Use: 00
System No. 00 User No. 00
3
Adjustment reference values
Zero point / unadjusted
reading
Query
Reference point 1 weight
Reading
Query
Reference point 1 gross
reading
Query
Reference point 2 weight
reading
Query
Reference point 2 gross
reading
Query
Reference point 3 weight
reading
Query
Reference point 3 gross
reading
Query
Reference point 4 weight
reading
Query
Reference point 4 gross
reading
Query of the adjusted gross reading from reference point 4
Current unadjusted reading
Query of the current gross reading (variable depending on scale load)
4
internal measurement location
Operating mode
Query or entry
location 01.
location numbers / hardware addressing (system).
Select the desired system address Sys: xx with the Arrow keys, then enter the desired new user
address Use: xx with F6 Next, the save with F6.
For user address Use: 00, the system address is assigned automatically.
The same measurement location number cannot be assigned several times.
System No. 01 User No. 10 (new measurement location No. = 10)
System No. 02 User No. 00 (measurement location No. = 02)
System No. 00 User No. 00
System No. 00 User No. 00
System No. 00 User No. 00
Polling the adjustment reference values allows service staff to check the scale.
of the adjusted gross measurement value from the zero point
of the weight reading from reference point 1
of the adjusted gross reading from reference point 1
of the weight reading from reference point 2
of the adjusted gross reading from reference point 2
of the weight reading from reference point 3
of the adjusted gross reading from reference point 3
of the weight reading from reference point 4
The internal measurement location is on the motherboard of Terminal 3035 with the measurement
location number 01.
off or on
On disables the internal measurement location, on enables the measurement
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4.5 Setup mode settings / communication
1
Alibi memory
Memory size
Query
(displayed only with integrated and enabled alibi memory)
Usage level
Query
Of the currently used memory level, incl. percentage display (e.g. 162 = 0%).
Find (single entry)
Find
Single entry by entering the sequential number
Find function
Find
Several entries by entering the oldest and youngest sequential number
Use of supplemental field
Select
• Date/time
2
Interface 1 RS232 (internal)
(see interface description 470.508.090 for more details)
Use of interface
Select
Factory default: IT (for version 3035.01.001 with interface 1)
Baud rate
Select
Factory default: 9600
The following queries and setup options are found in setup mode under Communication
Memory size 4,000,000 = 100%
• none
• Barcode
• Org. data A
• Org. data B
• Org. data C
• Org data D
• none
• 2795.14
• 2795.12+2795.20
• IT
• IT 2 (uni-directional)
• Barcode
• Second/large display
• Digital scale
When already assigned to another interface port, this selection is shown as
locked.
• 1200
• 2400
• 4800
• 9600
• 19200
• 38400
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Data bits
Select
Factory default: 8
Parity
Select
Factory default: none
Xon / Xoff
Select
Factory default: off
Factory default
Select
Execute: Resets interface to factory defaults.
3
Interface Port 2
(see interface description 470.508.090 for more details)
Use of interface
Select
Baud rate
Select
Factory default: 9600
Data bits
Select
Factory default: 8
Parity
Select
Factory default: none
• 7
• 8
• none
• even
• odd
off or on
Do not execute: Customized settings on the measurement location remain
intact
• none
• 2795.14
• 2795.12+2795.20
• IT
• IT 2 (uni-directional)
• Barcode
• Second/large display
• Digital scale
When already assigned to another interface port, this selection is shown as
locked.
Factory default: none
• 1200
• 2400
• 4800
• 9600
• 19200
• 38400
• 7
• 8
• none
• even
• odd
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Xon / Xoff
Select
Factory default: off
Factory default
Choices
Execute: Resets interface to factory defaults.
4
Interface Port 3
(see interface description 470.508.090 for more details)
Use of interface
Select
Factory default: none
Baud rate
Select
Factory default: 9600
Data bits
Select
Factory default: 8
Parity
Select
Factory default: none
Xon / Xoff
Select
Factory default: off
Factory default
Select
Execute: Resets interface to factory defaults.
off or on
Do not execute: Customized settings on the measurement location remain
intact
• none
• 2795.14
• 2795.12+2795.20
• IT
• IT 2 (uni-directional)
• Barcode
• Second/large display
• Digital scale
When already assigned to another interface port, this selection is shown as
locked.
• 1200
• 2400
• 4800
• 9600
• 19200
• 38400
• 7
• 8
• none
• even
• odd
off or on
Do not execute: Customized settings on the measurement location remain
intact
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5
USB
(see interface description 470.508.090 for more details)
Use of USB
Select
Terminal)
6
Ethernet
(see interface description 470.508.090 for more details)
Use of Ethernet
Select
Factory default: none
IP Address
Enter
Factory default: 010.010.005.005
Subnet Mask
Enter
Factory default: 255.255.255.000
Gateway
Enter
Factory default: 010.010.005.012
IP Port
Enter
Factory default: 23
MAC Address
Query
of the MAC Address
• none
• 2795.14
• 2795.12+2795.20
• IT
• IT s (uni-directional)
• PC keypad
• Keyboard link
• Data logger
When already assigned to another interface port, this selection is shown as
locked.
Factory default: IT (for version 3035.01.002 with USB interface or on Reset
• none
• IT
When already assigned to another interface port, this selection is shown as
locked.
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Standard Gateway
IP Port
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7
Print format
Query
Printout (OK)
Select
Printout on
G + T = 0
Select on or off
Factory setting: on
Decimal delimiter
Select
Factory default: comma
Thousand delimiter
Select
Factory default: none
Suppress unit of measure
Select on or off
Factory default: off
Seq. number
Print key
Enter
incremented by one after each output with the Print key.
Delete value after printout
Enter
Operated as per interface description 470.508.090
Factory default
Select
Execute: Resets print format setting to factory defaults.
8
IT settings
(see interface description 470.508.090 for more details)
IT mode
Select
Factory default: none
on or off
When on, a query asks after each print whether the printout was OK.
If not, the print is repeated until confirmed as OK.
Factory default: off
Off: No printout when scale is empty
Comma, period, or none
Comma, period, or none
Off: Unit of measure is not suppressed
The number for the first print format can be entered here. The function is
disabled if the value zero is entered. Starting with number 1, the value is
Do not execute: Customized settings in print format setting remain intact
for IT mode (terminal automatically triggers the selected data record)
• no sending of data record
• A: send data record 1 x immediately
• B: send data record 1 x weight change/settle
• C: send data record change/settle
• D: send data record change/settle/>empty
• E: send data record change/settle/<empty/>empty
• F: send data record continuously
• G: send data record 3005 continuously
• H: send data record 1 x on settle
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IT data record
Select
programmable or
service software.
IT data record autom. <I>
Select
with the print
layout with service software)
IT mode uni-directional
Select
Factory default: none
Time pattern data packets
Enter
Factory default: 100 ms
Decimal delimiter
Select
Factory default: comma
Thousand delimiter
Select
Factory default: none
Remote control lock
Select
Factory default: off
IT with STX-ETX
Select
Factory default: off
Factory default
Select
Execute: Resets IT settings to factory defaults.
for the format of the IT data record
• IT print format (variable)
• IT data record S20
• IT data record 2790 like rev. 2.0
• IT data record Easylog
Factory default: IT print format (variable)
Variable IT print format selection - the default setting is userprogrammable iaw. with the interface description 470.508.090 with the
off or on
Factory default: off
(for On, the IT interface automatically transmits the data record
format <|> via the IT interface after each settle - requires <|> print format
for IT mode unidirectional (terminal automatically triggers the selected
data record)
• no sending of data record
• A: send data record 1 x immediately
• B: send data record 1 x weight change/settle
• C: send data record change/settle
• D: send data record change/settle/>empty
• E: send data record change/settle/<empty/>empty
• F: send data record continuously
• G: send data record 3005 continuously
• H: send data record 1 x on settle
Time spacing for data packets via interface
Enter with character keypad in ms.
Comma, period, or none
Comma, period, or none
(currently no function; implemented in later revision)
off or on
off or on
Do not execute: Customized IT settings remain intact
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9
Anybus
(function execution is currently still pending - to follow in subsequent
revision!)
(see Anybus description 470.508.xxx for more details)
Fieldbus type
Select
Factory default: disabled
Address
Enter
Numeric address with character keypad
Use of Fieldbus
Select
Factory default: none
10
Barcode
Decimal delimiter Num.
Select
Factory setting: on
Display timer barcode
Enter
Factory default: 2500 ms
Select filter No.
Enter
Factory default: 1
Control code Filter No. 01
Enter
Factory default: 0
First position filter No. 01
Enter
Factory default: 1
Last position Filter
No. 01
Enter
Factory default: 71
• disabled
• Profibus DP
• ProfiNet
none or IT
(see Section7.10 for more details)
off or on
Display time barcode, numeric with character keypad
Filter No. - numeric with character keypad
Code control code - numeric with character keypad
Start of filter position - numeric with character keypad
End of filter position - numeric with character keypad
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IO control
IO operating mode
Select
Factory default: off
Outputs
Selection
Factory default: all disabled
Inputs
Selection
Factory default: all disabled
4.6 Setup mode settings / Service
4.7 Reset Terminal
• Off
• On
• On, security function
• Switching point S1
• Switching point S2
• Switching point S3
• Switching point S4
• Switching point S5
• Switching point S6
• Input E1
• Input E2
• Input E3
• Input E4
(see Section 7.11
for assigning the individual switching points
for assigning the individual inputs
for more details)
The service area is protected by a password.
The parameters in this area can only be maintained by trained service staff.
In order to reset all terminal settings (except scale parameters and service area) back to factory
defaults, the terminal can be reset in Setup Mode / Terminal / Reset Terminal by selecting execute
and pressing the F6 Next function key.
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5. Basic functions
5.1 Switch on
5.2 Switch off
5.3 Program selection
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
5.4 Zero set
Zero correction
The detailed description for switching on the terminal is found in Section 2.5 on page 14.
The detailed description for switching off the terminal is found in Section 2.5 on page 14.
Choosing between the available application programs.
Use the Function Page key to switch to the setup functions level.
Gross x 10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
Press the F5 Program key.
You now have a choice of 10 different application programs.
Select program: F3 Up Arrow key / F4 Down Arrow key
Starting the selected program: Press F6 to enter.
See Section 6 for information about all application programs.
Zero set corrects small variances from the zero point, e.g. due to dirt buildup on the scale.
Press the Zero Set key .
The symbol bar displays the following character for zero display: .
Zero set range calibratable and not calibratable: -1 to +3% of the weighing range.
If setting zero is not possible, the error message "Above Zero Setting Range" or "Below Zero
Setting Range" appears for two seconds.
Zero correction automatically corrects small variances from the zero display.
In setup mode, the zero correction can be switched on or off under Scale / Scale Parameters (on =
0.5 d/sec calibratable and 2d/sec not calibratable).
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5.5 Tare function
5.6 Gross display
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
5.7 Scale switching
Manual switching:
Automatic switching:
Tare is the difference between gross and net weights
A detailed description for tare is found in the application program Weighing and Tare, Section 6.5
on page 57.
Displays the gross weight with tared scale
Use the Function Page key to switch to the setup functions level.
Gross x 10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
Press the F1 Gross key.
While the key is pressed and held, the display shows the gross weight with the Gross reference.
Switching between several connected scales.
Up to three analog measurement locations can be installed, and a total of up to 29 measurement
locations can be connected in the display unit 3035. A digital scale can also be connected with the
RS 232 interface as measurement location No. 30. Switching between connected measurement
locations is accomplished manually or automatically.
Briefly press the key. The connected measurement locations are sequentially queried.
Press and hold the key.
A data entry field opens and the measurement location No. can be entered and saved directly.
The display shows the number of the queried measurement location in the symbol bar on the right.
Press Info to display the data for the queried measurement location. Press the key combination Info
/ Scale Switching to sequentially see the data for other connected measurement locations.
The following data is displayed:
• Max, Min, e (d)
• Serial No. of measurement location (additionally when enabled)
• Calibration counter
• Ident chip (additionally when enabled)
See description for Counting program in Section 6.7.9.
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5.8 Ten X display x10
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
Calibratable scale
Not calibratable scale
Shows the weight value with an additional decimal 10 X higher resolution.
Use the function page key to switch to the setup functions level.
Gross x 10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
Press the F2 x10 key.
If the scale is programmed as calibratable, the 10 x higher resolution is displayed as long as the x10
key is pressed and held. After the key is let go, the x10 display switches off after
5 seconds.
If the scale is programmed as not calibratable, the 10x higher resolution is permanently displayed.
Pressing the key switches on the 10x higher resolution. Pressing the key again switches the 10x
higher resolution back off.
X10 is shown in the symbol bar as long as the 10x higher resolution is switched on. The function is
disabled when the unit is switched off.
In setup mode, the 10X higher resolution can be permanently switched on for a scale bridge. The
function Setup Mode / Scale / Scale Parameters / Control Mode / On switches on the x10 display
permanently and disables the x10 key.
Prerequisite: scale is not calibratable. Factory default is "Function off".
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5.9 Hold function
The following hold functions are available:
In setup mode, a hold function can be enabled for every connected measurement location (Setup
Mode/Scales/Scale Parameters/Hold Mode)
Disabled: Hold is disabled
Rest/key: Hold at settle outside of empty message,
canceled with Switch On key
Rest/empty: Hold at settle outside of empty message,
canceled by removing load from scale
Max/key: Hold at maximum reached weight with settle outside of empty message,
higher weight sets new hold, canceled with Switch On key
Max/empty: Hold at maximum reached weight with settle outside of empty message,
higher weight sets new hold, canceled by removing load from scale
Slave/key: Hold at every increase in weight without settle outside of empty message,
higher weight sets new old,
canceled with Switch On key
Slave/empty Hold at every increase in weight without settle outside of empty message,
higher weight sets new hold.
Canceled by removing load from scale.
The function is enabled in all application programs.
The terminal first needs to be rebooted to enable the selected hold function settings.
When the hold function is enabled, the holding of a weight value is indicated by the HLD symbol in
the symbol bar.
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5.10 Secondary display
Enabling and disabling the secondary display.
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
Selecting the second unit
Secondary display settings
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
Secondary display enabled.
Shows supplemental information, such as second units, weight values when counting, difference to
the target value, etc.
Use the Function Page key to switch to the setup functions level.
Gross x 10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
Press the F3 Secondary Display key.
The function of the secondary display is switched on by first using the Function Page key
to page to the Setting Functions level.
Gross x 10
Press the F6 Setup Mode key.
Press the F3 and F4 Arrow keys to move in the list to the Terminal item, and then select the latter
by pressing the F6 Next key.
Now use the Arrow key to move to the display, and select the latter with the F6 Next key.
Then select the sub-menu Secondary Display by pressing the Arrow Keys and the F6 Next key.
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
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Functions of the secondary display
factory default setting of the secondary display
Retrieving the sub-menu Secondary Display generates a list of available applications.
You can move around in the list with the F3 and F4 Arrow keys.
The following function states can be programmed in the sub-menu Secondary Display:
> Second unit of measure
> Tare value
> x10 resolution
> Gross/Net
> Current weight
> Reference quantity
> Reference weight
> Target value
> Difference to target value
> Specific weight
> Vehicle plate number
> Weight of first/single weighing
> Indicator light display
Note: the function setting must match the application program!
The
is the second unit of measure.
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5.10.1 Second unit of measure
Adjusted unit
Second unit
g
Unit
Abbreviation
Conversion to g
Kilogram
kg
1,000 g
Tons
t
1,000,000 g
Pound
lb
453.59237 g
Milligram
mg
0.001 g
Ounce
oz
28.349523125 g
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
The second unit of measure is programmed in setup mode for each connected scale. The following
two units of measure are programmed by default:
kg
g
kg
The following units of measure are available for customization:
Gram /
g /
1 g /
The second unit of measure is selected by using the Function Page key to page to the
Setting Functions level.
Gross x 10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
Press the F6 Setup Mode key.
Press the F3 and F4 Arrow keys to move in the list to the Scale item, and then select the latter by
pressing the F6 Next key.
Then select Scale Parameters by pressing the F6 Next key.
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Press the F3 and F4 Arrow keys to move in the list to the Second Unit item, and then select the
latter by pressing the F6 Next key.
You can move around in the list with the F3 and F4 Arrow keys. The second unit of measure is
specified with F6 Enter.
After the second unit of measure was selected, pressing the F1 End key returns the unit to scale
mode.
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5.11 Organization data (Identifier)
Enter name
Attention!
Name
Contents
Organization data is used to assign identifying characteristics for documenting weighings, e.g. part
number, supplier, scale operator.
These are available in all application programs.
The display unit 3035 has 4 organization data memories.
Each memory has
• a user-programmable name, e.g. "Part Number" (up to 12 characters, database up to 18
characters).
• a user-programmable content, e.g. "1234" (up to 35 characters, database 6x35 characters).
The name is entered in setup mode; the content is entered with each weighing. Name and content
can be entered alpha-numerically with the number keypad.
Four keys to are available to retrieve the organization data memories.
Start by entering the name (max. 12 characters) for the required organization data memories in
setup mode:
Start setup mode with F6 key in the Setup Functions key level.
Highlight Terminal with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Organization Data with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
A ORG to D ORG can now be retrieved, and the name can be entered into the data entry field.
An organization data memory is only enabled by assigning a name! Only enabled organization data
memories can be retrieved with the A ORG to D ORG keys.
Depending on the setting in the Information Field display under Program Settings, the application
programs then display all enabled organization data memories in the information field.
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Enter content
Printout
Displaying the contents
Deleting the contents
Database for organization data
Retrieve database to enter and edit fixed values
In scale mode, press the corresponding organization key to enter the contents for the organization
memories. Use the keypad to enter alphanumeric data for the content.
(max 35 characters). Confirm with the F6 Save key.
The name and contents are now added to the weighing results as identifiers.
The contents of the organization memory remain intact until they are overwritten or deleted.
In conjunction with entering the values with the F6 key, the keys "A Org", "B Org", "C Org“ and "D
Org" cause a printout if a print format has been stored. Only organization data that have an entry
are printed.
Press the corresponding ORG key.
Press the corresponding ORG key, then press the CL key, and then press the F6 Save key.
The database application for organization data is only possible with an optional Soehnle
Professional Micro-SD card. Frequently retrieved contents can be stored as fixed values in a
database and can be retrieved as needed This eliminates repeated manual entry of product names,
operators, etc.
Example: "Part" was already entered as the name for the organization data memory A.
Now enter parts to be recorded, such as "screws", "nuts", washers", "pins", etc. in Fixed Values
Organization Data A
"Operator" was already entered as the name for the organization data memory B.
Now enter various operators, such as "Smith", "Jones", Anderson", "Johnson", etc. in Fixed Values
Organization Data B.
The fixed values can now be easily enabled from the database at any time.
Direct access by pressing the Info key and the corresponding ORG key.
Or by retrieving setup mode with F6 key in the Setup Functions key level.
Highlight Terminal with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Organization Data with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Fixed Values Organization Data with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
You can enter customized fixed values for each of the four organization data memories.
There are 999 memory locations available for fixed values (Soehnle Professional Micro-SD card
(high quality SLC memory card) required).
Each of the Organization Data memory locations has:
> a three character sequential memory location number
> a user-programmable number (alphanumeric, 18 characters)
> Entry 1 (alphanumeric, 35 characters)
> Entry 2 (alphanumeric, 35 characters)
> Entry 3 (alphanumeric, 35 characters)
> Entry 4 (alphanumeric, 35 characters)
> Entry 5 (alphanumeric, 35 characters)
> Entry 6 (alphanumeric, 35 characters)
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Select available fixed values from the database
Edit an available fixed value from the database
Deleting an existing fixed value
Enter new fixed value
Closing the database
Database maintenance with optional Soehnle Professional application software 3035
Open database for using fixed values
Display the contents for the complete multi-line database entry
Page with F3 and F4 Arrow keys
Retrieve the desired fixed value with F6 Edit
Edit the highlighted fixed value with F6.
Parameter number is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric keypad. Save
entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Back)
Highlight the relevant parameter entry; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric keypad.
Save entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Back)
Page with F3 and F4 Arrow keys
Delete the highlighted fixed value with F2 Delete.
The resulting gap in the sequential numbering will be closed.
Press F1 New.
The memory location number is assigned by the terminal. The first number in parenthesis indicates
the free memory locations, the second number the assigned memory locations.
Parameter number is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric keypad. Save
entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
Highlight the relevant parameter entry; retrieve with F6 Edit , enter with alpha-numeric keypad.
Save entry with F6.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
The list is closed with the F5 Back key.
The PC application software 3035 addresses the need for single or multiple applications to maintain
the names and contents of the organization database.
The application software is connected via the RS-232, USB, or Ethernet IT interface using the
relevant PC interface cable. The Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software is required in addition to the
Windows-based application software.
Retrieve the desired organization data memory with the ORGA - ORGD keys.
Press the F1 Database key. Select from the list:
Page with the Arrow keys, then retrieve the desired fixed value with F6 Enter.
Direct retrieval with memory location or part number.
Use the character keypad to enter the memory location or part number to retrieve the
corresponding fixed value.
The determination of whether data is retrieved by memory location or part number is made in
Setup Mode under Terminal / Organization Data / Fixed Value Retrieval
Retrieve the desired organization data memory with the ORGA - ORGD keys.
The full contents of the currently enabled memory can be displayed with the F2 Info Lines key.
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5.12 Alpha-numeric data entry
Types of data entry fields
Enabling data entry fields
Data entry procedure
Numeric fields
Alpha-numeric fields
Alpha-numeric data can be entered with the combined keypad. Simplified data entry is alternatively
possible with the USB interface and the USB adapter cable for PC keypad 2550.03.027 by
employing a USB PC keypad.
Read-only display fields
Read/write fields with option for numeric data entry
Read/write fields with option for alpha-numeric data entry
Situationally dependent with function keys or by direct number entries. The Data Entry screen is
displayed. Existing values are displayed.
The name of the data entry field is shown in the symbol bar. A unit of measure code is displayed if
the entry refers to a unit of measure.
The numbers 0 to 9 can be entered directly with the number keypad.
Entries are aligned right. The cursor blinks under the last entered number.
The C key deletes the character highlighted by the cursor, while the CL key or the Delete function
key deletes the entire entry. The Cancel key ends the data entry without saving the new data entry
values, and the existing values remain intact. The Save key saves the entered values and returns to
the application program.
The specification that defines whether a period, comma, or no decimal delimiter is used is
programmed in Setup Mode Display/Decimal Delimiter. Only the specified number of characters can
be entered into the data entry field; entries beyond this are not displayed and are not saved.
The numbers 0 to 9 can be entered directly with the number keypad.
Entries are aligned left. The numbered keys have multi-function assignments that include capital
letters and special characters.
The special character keys (,./) and (+-) are available in addition to this.
If a numbered key is pressed again within one second of having been pressed, this pages through
the various characters assigned to the key. If the key is not pressed again within one second, the
highlighted character is stored and the cursor moves to the next position.
If only numbers are entered, this is possible directly in sequence without waiting, as long as a
number is not entered multiple times in sequence. The cursor blinks under the last entered position.
The cursor can be moved with the Arrow keys.
The C key deletes the last character to the left of the cursor or the character under which the
cursor blinks; the CL key deletes the entire entry.
The Cancel key ends the data entry without saving the new data entry values, and the existing
values remain intact. The Save key saves the entered values and returns to the application program.
Only the specified number of characters can be entered into the data entry field; entries beyond
this overwrite the last character. All alpha-numeric entries can also be made with the optionally
available external PC keyboard.
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5.13 Key locks
Lock keys
Remove key lock
Info:
Key lock enabled.
Single, several, or all keypad keys can be locked.
Start Terminal / Keypad / Keypad Lock in setup mode.
The display shows a schematic representation of the keypad. By pressing the key, the status of the
key is switched from open to locked and vice-versa.
Display representation of key lock
Locked keys are shown in the display with a cross.
The lock is entered and enabled by pressing the Enter key for 3 seconds.
The locked keys are now disabled; the symbol bar shows the key lock symbol.
The key lock remains intact after the unit is switched off.
Start Terminal / Keypad / Keypad Lock in Setup Mode.
The display shows a schematic representation of the keypad. Locked keys are shown in the display
with a cross. By pressing the key, the status of the key is switched from locked to open and viceversa.
The change is entered and enabled by pressing the Enter key for 3 seconds.
When no more keys are locked, the key lock symbol in the symbol bar expires.
If setup mode is no longer accessible because keys are locked, this access can be restored by
pressing the key combination F1 and F6 for 5 seconds. However, this does not remove the key lock,
but instead only temporarily lifts the lock to access setup mode. The key lock is reenabled after
setup mode is closed.
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5.14 User password
5.15 Login function / Start function process
Enabling and settings
Setup parameters Login Function / Process Start Function
Enabling the login function
As a way to prevent changes by unauthorized persons, access to setup mode and program selection
can be locked by issuing a personalized password.
Open Terminal / User Password in Setup Mode.
• Select Enter/Edit; an alphanumeric password with a maximum length of 8 characters can be
entered into the data entry field that then opens - save with F6.
• Select Delete to delete a password and to restore access.
If the password is lost, setup mode can be accessed by entering the word "CLEAR" to change or
delete the password.
This function can be used as a login function or as a start function for processes.
During the enabling procedure, booting the terminal is followed by the login screen
or request and close with the following keys :
• Login request or start by pressing the Enter key for 3 seconds
• Login request or close by pressing the C key for 3 seconds
Details for the dialog and the IT data communication commands are included in the interface
description 470.508.090
In setup mode Terminal / Login Function, various versions - from a simple process start request to a
password query with monitoring by an external IT system - can be programmed on a user-defined
basis.
• Enabling
• Password query
• Enter/edit password
• Delete password
• Enter login text
Start setup mode with F6 key in the Setup Functions key level.
Highlight Terminal with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Login Function with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Press F6 to proceed to enable, then select On with the F4 Arrow key and Save with F6.
For the functions start, login, and password query, the setting must be enabled with On.
This is also the case for a monitoring application by an external IT function.
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The login query window is displayed after the terminal is switched on or login is requested with the
Enabling password query (external IT query)
Enter key.
The login is enabled with the F6 OK key, and an IT data record with the log-in confirmation is
transmitted, after which the terminal is in weighing mode.
A security query Cancel Login? is displayed with the F5 Cancel key.
Keys F4 to F6 NO return the user to the Login query window to restart the login.
The login is canceled with the F1 to F3 YES keys, and an IT data record with the log-in rejection is
transmitted, after which the terminal is in weighing mode.
Start setup mode with F6 key in the Setup Functions key level.
Highlight Terminal with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Login Function with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Password Query with the F4 arrow key, press F6 to proceed to the password query, then
select On with the F4 Arrow key and enter with F6.
The Login Function must be set to enabled for the Password Query function
Without the internal password entry in Terminal 3035, only an external IT password is queried,
transmitted, and approved.
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The login query window is displayed after the terminal is switched on or login is requested with the
Enter key.
The F5 Cancel key generates the security query menu "Cancel Login?".
The password query is displayed with the F6 OK key.
Use the keypad to enter the required password, and save with F6 key.
The password with the command code is transmitted to the IT function for checking and approval,
and the display shows the hourglass. The IT function must approve the password within 5 seconds.
If the password is not approved in this time, the security query "Cancel Login?" is displayed. Or the
password query is redisplayed if an incorrect password is confirmed (display message Error 02 Incorrect Password).
If the password query is confirmed with the F5 Cancel key, the display shows the Login query
window with its query procedure.
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Enter/edit password (internal terminal password)
Notes:
The Login Function and password query must be set to enabled for the internal Password Query
function
Start setup mode with F6 key in the Setup Functions key level.
Highlight Terminal with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Login Function with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Enter/Edit Password with the F4 Arrow key; proceed to Enter/Edit Password with F6 Next:
Enter desired password with a maximum of 35 characters and save with F6.
Entering the internal password is not followed by an external IT password query.
When the internal terminal password is entered, the password is always queried when the Login
function area is started. If the password is lost, the Login function area can be accessed by
entering CLEAR without a password.
The login query window is displayed after the terminal is switched on or login is requested with the
Enter key.
The F5 Cancel key generates the security query menu "Cancel Login?".
The password query is displayed with the F6 OK key.
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correct
incorrect
Delete password (internal terminal password)
Enter login text
Use the keypad to enter the required password, and enter with F6 key.
The password entry is verified:
If the entry is
, the IT data record is transmitted with the login confirmation, after which the
terminal is in weighing mode.
If the entry is
, the message Error 02 Incorrect Password is displayed briefly followed by a
renewed password query.
If the password query is confirmed with the F5 Cancel key, the display shows the Login query
window with its query procedure.
Start setup mode with F6 key in the Setup Functions key level.
Highlight Terminal with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Login Function with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Password query, enter internal terminal password and press F6 Save key.
If the password is lost, the Login function area can be accessed by entering CLEAR without a
password.
Highlight Delete Password with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
The internal password is deleted.
The text for the login query window can be customized.
For example: "Start Process" or "Start Weighing Procedure"
Start setup mode with F6 key in the Setup Functions key level.
Highlight Terminal with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Login Function with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Highlight Enter Login Text with F4 Arrow key, F6 Next.
Enter login text with a maximum of 35 characters and enter with F6.
If a login text is not entered, the factory default "Please login" is used.
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6 Application Programs
The following application programs are available:
6.1 Selecting application programs
6.2 Function keys
Setup function level
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
The various application programs of the Soehnle Terminal 3035 provide you with a wide range of
solutions for your weighing tasks.
You can customize the application programs to your specific needs in setup mode. Information
about this can be found in the relevant Section "Settings in Setup Mode".
> Weighing and tare
> Total + picking
> Counting
> Checking
> Classifying
> Recipes
> Neutral measurements
> Vehicle scale
> Dynamic switching
> Percentage weighing
Switch on the terminal.
After the boot cycle, the terminal automatically starts the last enabled application program.
In order to start setup mode, use the Function Page key to switch to the setup functions level.
Gross x 10
Secondary
display
Press the F5 Program key. You are now in the selection menu Programs.
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
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6.3 Navigating the application programs
Meaning of the function keys:
6.4 Custom programs
Highlight the application program with the F3 Up Arrow key and F4 Down Arrow key; then enter
with the F6 key.
The function keys F1 to F6 are available to control the functions.
They perform various functions depending on the program and the situation.
The relevant function is shown in the display in the function bar.
Depending on the program, the function keys have up to 4 assigned levels; the Function Page key
is used to page trough the levels.
↑ Moves the cursor up in the list
↑ Moves the cursor down in the list
End Closes setup mode
Next Starts the marked menu selection
Back Returns to next higher level
Cancel Returns without making a change
Delete Deletes an item with return
Save Saves an entry or change
→ Cursor to the right
→ Cursor to the left
In addition to the 10 standard application programs, there is also the option to have procedures
programmed by the factory to meet your specific needs.
Please contact us.
Telephone: +49 7191 34 53-220
Fax: +49 7191 34 53-211
E-mail: info@soehnle-professional.com
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6.5 Weighing and tare
Info:
6.5.1 Function keys
1. Tare functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
2. Setup functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
6.5.2 Display screen
Basic functions: weighing, determining gross and net weight
The following description of the tare function applies for the factory default of the options
• Auto Tare in Off setting.
• Cumulative Tare in Off setting, e.g. new tare overwrites old tare
Select the options in setup mode menu Scale
The function keys F1 to F6 are available to control the functions. These are assigned in 2 levels;
switching between the levels is accomplished with the Function Page key .
Tare
Fix
Add
Tare
Gross x10
Basic Weighing screen
Int.
Tare
Secondary
display
Multi
Tare
Save
Fix
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
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Tip:
6.5.3 Information field display
You can use the F3 key to start an additional secondary display, e.g. to additionally display the
tare weight or a second unit of measure. The setting to determine what value is shown in the
secondary display is made in setup mode under Setup Mode / Terminal / Display / Secondary
Display.
Figure: Secondary display with tare weight
What data is displayed in the information field is controlled in Setup Mode / Program Settings /
Weighing + Tare / Display Information Field.
The following options are available:
• Factory default: Switching between the individually used functions, e.g. switching functions
Output and Inputs and Organization Data Memory.
• IO control: Continuous display of output and input states
• Organization data + database: Continuous display of the organization data memories.
• Fixed tare values: Continuous display of the enabled fixed tare value memory.
• Display barcode: Continuous display of the scanned barcode.
display of information field with fixed tare value settings
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6.5.4 Weighing without tare
6.5.5 Manual tare
6.5.6 Tare with manual tare entry
Place weighed item - the weight is displayed with the Gross indicator.
Determining the tare of an unknown container weight.
Position the empty container on the scale. Press the key.
The tare value is stored, the weight display goes to zero, the weight is indicated with the Net
indicator. When the load is removed from the scale, the tare weight is displayed with a negative
sign.
Pressing the key again overwrites the existing value, e.g. the new tare weight
positioned on the scale is stored.
Tare can be determined with unlimited frequency until the maximum load has been reached. The
tare weight accordingly reduces the maximum weighing range.
Delete or overwrite the tare weight with a new tare weight or the key or the key.
Press the key, followed by the key to display the tare memory. In this case, F2
Delete deletes the tare memory; F5 Cancel cancels the display of the tare memory without change.
If you wish to change the value of the tare memory, a new value can be entered with the number
keypad, which is then stored in tare memory with F6 as a manual tare entry.
Setting the tare for a known container weight, e.g. with filled container on the scale.
Enter the known tare weight with the number keypad and save the value by pressing the F6 Save
key or the key.
The entry is stored in tare memory and the tare weight is deducted from the displayed weight - the
weight is displayed with the Net indicator. When the load is removed from the scale, the tare
weight is displayed with a negative sign.
Delete or overwrite the tare weight with a new tare weight or the key or the key.
Press the key, followed by the key to display the tare memory.
In this case, F2 Delete deletes the tare memory; F5 Cancel cancels the display of the tare memory
without change. If you wish to change the value of the tare memory, a new value can be entered
with the number keypad, which is then stored in tare memory with F6 as a manual tare entry.
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6.5.7 Multiplication tare
6.5.8 Cumulative tare
Determining the tare of several containers of equal weight with known tare weight.
Press the F4 Multi Tare key in the Tare function level.
Place a container on the scale or enter the known tare weight with the number keypad.
Confirm with the F6 Save key.
Enter the number of containers with the number keypad.
Confirm with the F6 Save key.
The entry is stored in tare memory and the total tare weight is deducted from the weight display.
The weight is displayed with the Net indicator. When the load is removed from the scale, the tare
weight is displayed with a negative sign.
Delete or overwrite the tare weight with a new tare weight or the key or the key.
Press the key, followed by the key to display the tare memory.
In this case, F2 Delete deletes the tare memory; F5 Cancel cancels the display of the tare memory
without change. If you wish to change the value of the tare memory, a new value can be entered
with the number keypad, which is then stored in tare memory with F6 as a manual tare entry.
Determining the tare of several - even different - containers with known tare weight.
Press the F2 Cumulative Tare key in the Tare function level.
Enter the known tare weight of the first container with the number keypad.
Confirm with the F6 Save key. Repeat the process for the remaining containers.
The tare values are stored in tare memory and the total tare weight is deducted from the weight
display - the weight is displayed with the Net indicator. When the load is removed from the scale,
the tare weight is displayed with a negative sign.
Delete or overwrite the tare weight with a new tare weight or the key or the key.
Press the key, followed by the key to display the tare memory.
In this case, F2 Delete deletes the tare memory; F5 Cancel cancels the display of the tare memory
without change. If you wish to change the value of the tare memory, a new value can be entered
with the number keypad, which is then stored in tare memory with F6 as a manual tare entry.
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6.5.9 Intermediate tare
6.5.10 Automatic tare
Combining auto tare with other tare functions:
Multiplication tare
Unknown tare values are added to the existing tare memory; the net value remains unchanged.
Press the F3 Int. Tare key in the Tare function level. Place the additional tare weight. Confirm with
the F6 Enter key.
The additional tare weight was stored in tare memory; the net value remains unchanged.
Repeat the process for the more additional tare.
The weight is displayed with the Net indicator. When the load is removed from the scale, the tare
weight is displayed with a negative sign.
Delete or overwrite the tare weight with a new tare weight or the key or the key.
Press the key, followed by the key to display the tare memory.
In this case, F2 Delete deletes the tare memory; F5 Cancel cancels the display of the tare memory
without change. If you wish to change the value of the tare memory, a new value can be entered
with the number keypad, which is then stored in tare memory with F6 as a manual tare entry.
Automatically determines the first weight value on the scale as the tare.
The Auto Tare function is enabled for the desired measurement location in setup mode under
Scale / Scale Parameters / Auto Tare with On setting.
Place an empty container on the empty scale.
At settle, the first weight value is stored in tare memory and deducted from the weight display. The
weight is displayed with the Net indicator.
The message "Auto Tare Enabled" is displayed during automatic tare. When the load is removed
from the scale, the tare memory is automatically deleted and the message "Auto Tare Enabled" is
shown in the display. The scale returns to Gross display.
Auto tare can be deleted with a load on the scale with the key or the key.
With no load on the scale, the Auto Tare function is automatically enabled when a new load is
placed on the scale.
Press the key, followed by the key to display the tare memory.
In this case, F2 Delete deletes the tare memory; F5 Cancel cancels the display of the terror memory
without change. If you wish to change the value of the tare memory, a new value can be entered
with the number keypad, which is then stored in tare memory with F6 as a manual tare entry.
•
Auto tare assigns the first large container placed on the scale as the tare weight. The
weight of any identical dependent packaging placed on the scale thereafter is assigned with
multi tare.
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Cumulative tare
Intermediate tare
6.5.11 Fixed tare value memory
a) Retrieving the fixed tare value list to edit the fixed values:
Selecting available fixed values from the list
Edit an existing fixed value from the list
Deleting an existing fixed value
•
Auto tare assigns the first large container placed on the scale as the tare weight. Any
different dependent packaging with known tare placed on the scale thereafter is assigned
with cumulative tare/manual entry.
•
Auto tare assigns the first large container placed on the scale as the tare weight. Any
different dependent packaging with unknown tare placed on the scale thereafter is
assigned with intermediate tare.
Known tare weights can be stored in power failure-proof memory and can be retrieved on demand.
Up to 999 reference weights can be stored in failure-proof memory.
Each memory locations has:
• a three-digit sequential number
• a name (alpha-numeric, max. 18 characters)
• Tare value
Press the key and then F1 Fixed Tare.
Page with the F3 or F4 Arrow keys until you have reached the desired memory location; enter the
desired fixed value with F6 Edit.
Direct retrieval with memory location number or part number. Use the number keypad to enter the
part or memory location number. The specification whether the part or memory location number is
retrieved is made in setup mode. The part number is entered as a left aligned search criterion; the
memory location number is entered as a right aligned search criterion Enter the desired fixed value
with F6 Edit
Edit the highlighted fixed value with F6.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric keypad. Save with F6
Save; cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel.
Parameter tare value is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric keypad. Save
with F6 Save; cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel.
Page with F3 and F4 Arrow keys.
Delete the highlighted fixed value with F2 Delete. Confirm with YES by pressing the F1, F2, or F3
keys. The transaction can be canceled with NO by pressing the F4, F5, or F6 keys. The resulting gap
in the sequential numbering will be closed.
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Enter and save new fixed value
Closing the fixed value list
b) Retrieving the fixed tare value list for tare
Select from the list
Note
6.5.12 Error messages during tare
Error 06:
Press F1 New.
The memory location number is automatically assigned by the terminal.
The first number in parenthesis indicates the free memory locations, the second number indicates
the
memory locations with assigned fixed tare values.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric keypad. Save with F6
Save; cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel.
Parameter tare value is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with alpha-numeric keypad.
Save with F6 Save; cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel.
The list is closed with the F5 Back key.
Press the F3 Fixed Tare key in the Tare function level. The display now shows the last retrieved
fixed tare value.
Page with the Arrow keys
Retrieve the desired fixed value with F6 Save.
Direct retrieval with memory location number.
Use the number keypad to enter the memory location number.
Direct retrieval with barcode or IT
(information in Section 7.10 Barcode Management or contact your Soehnle Industrial Solutions
service partner).
If the function Fixed Value Retrieval with Barcode is enabled, and a barcode is used that is not
located in fixed memory, the error message "Error 83 - Fixed Value Not Found" is displayed. The
unit returns to scale mode and the selected function is canceled.
Tare not possible.
Possible causes:
• empty scale,
• scale overloaded or underloaded,
• manual tare entry with tare value above maximum load,
• scale shows a negative weight value.
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6.5.13 Display options with the Info key
F1 Fixed tare
Tare key
6.5.14 Save the current values to fixed memory
Pressing the key gives you the following options:
•
Displays the stored fixed tare values (fixed tare memory).
•
Displays the current tare weight in tare memory.
Press the key after pressing the key.
In order to directly save fixed tare values into fixed memory, start by saving the tare value or by
entering tare manually.
Pressing the F5 Enter Fix key directly saves the value to fixed memory.
The data entry window for fixed tare values is displayed.
The fixed tare value name is entered by pressing the F6 Edit key.
Enter the name with the keypad and save the entry by pressing the F6 Save key.
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6.5.15 Organization data (Identifier)
6.5.16 Settings in setup mode
1
Weighing and tare
Fixed tare values
Edit fixed tare values
Select available fixed values from the list
Edit an existing fixed value from the list
Deleting an existing fixed value
Save new fixed value
Closing the fixed value list
The list is closed with the F5 Back key.
Delete fixed tare
values
Select
Detailed information about organization data can be found in Section 5.11 on page 45.
The parameters in setup mode allow you to customize the application program Weighing and Tare
to your specific needs.
Start setup mode by pressing the F6 Setup Mode key in the settings function level, and from there
press F6 Save to start Program Settings.
F6 Next retrieves the program settings for the highlighted application program
Page with F3 and F4 Arrow keys.
Retrieve the desired fixed value with F6 Edit
Edit the highlighted fixed value with F6.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit,
enter with keypad
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
Other parameters are edited in the same manner.
Page with F3 and F4 Arrow keys.
Delete the highlighted fixed value with F2 Delete.
The resulting gap in the sequential numbering will be closed.
Press F1 New.
The memory location number is assigned by the unit. The first number in
parenthesis indicates the free memory locations, the second number indicates the
memory locations with assigned fixed values.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with keypad. Save entry
with F6 Save.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
Other parameters are edited in the same manner.
. Save entry with F6.
do not execute or execute
Execute deletes all fixed tare values
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Delete ORG A fixed
values
Select
Delete ORG B fixed
values
Select
Delete ORG C fixed
values
Select
Delete ORG D fixed
values
Select do not execute or execute
Display information
field
Select
Factory default: Factory default
do not execute or execute
Execute deletes all ORG A fixed values
do not execute or execute
Execute deletes all ORG B fixed values
do not execute or execute
Execute deletes all ORG C fixed values
Execute deletes all ORG D fixed values
what data is displayed in the information field
• Factory default: Switching between the individually used functions, e.g.
switching functions Output and Inputs and Organization Data Memory.
• IO control: Continuous display of output and input states
• Organization data + database: Continuous display of the organization data
memories.
• Fixed tare values: Continuous display of the enabled fixed tare value memory.
• Display barcode: Continuous display of the scanned barcode.
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6.6 Totaling + picking
Totaling
Picking
The selection between totaling or picking
Totaling memory with several connected scales
Totaling memory capacity
6.6.1 Function keys
1. Totaling function level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
2. Tare functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
3. Setup functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
means that the individual items are weighed sequentially. The weight is added to totaling memory
and the load is removed from the scale after each individual weighing.
means that the weighed items are left on the scale. The weight is added in totaling memory and
the scale returns to zero without the load being removed from the scale.
The measurement location cannot be changed during the picking transaction.
is made in setup mode Program Settings. The selection applies to all subsequent weighing bridges.
For purposes of the description, the following only addresses totaling.
A central totaling memory is maintained for all connected scales.
Up to 999 transaction can be stored in totaling memory. The totaling memory needs to be deleted
thereafter.
The function keys F1 to F6 are available to control the functions. These are assigned in 3 levels;
switching between the levels is accomplished with the Function Page key .
Total Cancel Manual Add
Tare
Fix
Add
Tare
Int.
Tare
Multi
Tare
Save
Fix
Gross x10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
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6.6.2 Display screen
Tip:
After the first totaling transaction, the display switches from the basic screen to the totaling
screen; prerequisite: the Information Field Display setting is set to the factory default.
You can use the F3 key to start an additional secondary display, e.g. to additionally display the
10x higher resolution or the tare weight. The setting to determine what value is shown in the
secondary display is made in setup mode under Setup Mode / Terminal / Display / Secondary
Display.
Figure: Secondary display with x10 display
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6.6.3 Information field display
6.6.4 Tare function
What data is shown in the information field is determined in Setup Mode / Program Settings / Total.
+ Picking / Information Field Display.
The following options are available:
• Factory default: Switching between the individually used functions, e.g. totaling memory,
Organization Data Memory, and switching function Output and Inputs.
• Total: continuous display of totaling memory.
• Last item: Continuous display of the last item.
• IO control: Continuous display of output and input states
• Organization data + database: Continuous display of the organization data memories.
• Fixed tare values: Continuous display of the enabled fixed tare value memory.
• Display barcode: Continuous display of the scanned barcode.
Example: information field display setting to last item:
The description and detailed instructions for the tare function can be found in Section 6.5, page
57.
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6.6.5 Operating the addition function
Plus F6
Manual F5
Cancel F4
Total F3
6.6.6 Available selections for the totaling display
Press the Function Page key to start the Addition Function level
Press the F6 Plus key to save the weight on the weighing bridge to the totaling memory. The item
counter and the sequential number are incremented by 1.
Prior to a new totaling transaction, the scale must be relieved by a minimum relief factor specified
in setup mode.
A weight value of 0 or addition without relieving the scale is displayed with "Error 55 - Place
Weight" (relief factor = 0 only requires a weight change).
Gross, tare, and net weights can be added.
The F5 Manual key is used to manually enter weight values and unit counts.
These are entered with the number keypad and confirmed with the F6 Save key.
The Function Page key is used in the data entry window to switch between the programmed
unit of measure, the second unit of measure, and the unit count. Manual entries are marked with
the Manual code in the printed receipt.
The item counter and the sequential number are incremented by 1. Weight readings are added to
the weight total; unit counts are separately added to the unit total.
The F4 Cancel key is used to cancel or reverse weigh individual items.
Pressing the Cancel key is followed by the prompt to either place the weight to be canceled on the
scale, or to enter the sequential number of the weight to be canceled.
Information about the sequential number can be retrieved with the key combination and F5
Plus.
Use the number keypad to enter the sequential number of the item to be canceled and confirm
with F6 Save.
If no sequential number is entered, the weight value on the scale is saved by pressing the F6 key.
The error message Error 46 is displayed if the scale is not under load.
Cancellations or reverse weighings are marked in the printed receipt as Cancellation.
A cancellation causes the sequential number to be incremented by one, while the item counter is
decremented by one.
If the item counter is 0, no further cancellations are possible; this is displayed by error message
Error 48.
The F3 Total key finishes the totaling.
The display now shows the gross, tare, net, and unit count totals, along with the item counter and
the sequential number of the last transaction.
Deleting the totaling memory
The following functions can be assigned to the Total function key:
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•
Display, print, and delete total
Only display totals
6.6.7 Relief factor for totaling
6.6.8 Auto totaling / picking
6.6.9 Preferred totaling scale
After pressing the Total function key, the totals are displayed for 3 seconds, and the
memory contents are printed and deleted at the same time. A new totaling transaction can
then be started.
•
After pressing the Total function key, the user can decide whether to delete the totaling
memory.
Press the F2 Delete Total key to delete the totaling memory; this is followed by the security
question "Delete Total?". The F1 to F3 YES keys are used to delete the totaling memory,
whereas the totaling memory is not deleted with the F4 to F6 NO keys.
Press the F6 Back key to continue totaling without deleting the memory.
(parameter is not used for the picking function).
For the Totaling function, you can determine in setup mode that the scale must be relieved by a
specified number of number increments between placing individual items. If the scale is not
relieved, the weight reading is not saved to the totaling memory, and the error message Error 55 Place Weight is displayed. This for instance prevents saving an item twice.
The Auto Totaling function can be enabled in setup mode.
In this case, only the first item must be saved with the Plus key, all other items are automatically
saved to the totaling memory after the scale is relieved (for totaling only) and placing weight and
settle.
If auto totaling is terminated by cancel, error message, or measurement location switch, auto
totaling must be restarted by pressing the Plus key once again.
Info: like manual totaling, auto totaling can be defined as a condition that triggers a printout (see
Print section).
A load <5 number increments is not saved for auto picking. The F6 Plus key is used to manually
save weights < 5 number increments to the picking memory.
Only one unit of measure and resolution can be assigned to the totaling memory. When several
differently configured scales (measurement locations) are sued, the parameters from the currently
enabled scale are used for the totaling transaction.
The Preferred Totaling Scale function can be assigned in setup mode.
The unit of measure and resolution for the totaling memory is always determined by the selected
scale number.
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6.6.10 Assigning and deleting the sequential number
6.6.11 Item counter
6.6.12 Keys that trigger printouts
6.6.13 Display current totals
Every entry (plus, manual, cancel) into the totaling memory is assigned a 4-digit sequential number.
The sequential number is not reset in the factory default condition.
Resetting the sequential number can be optionally programmed in setup mode:
• disabled (no reset = factory default)
• Deleting the totaling memory
• Switching the terminal off
• Function key: the F1 Delete Seq. No. key is programmed with the function in the 1st level
Totaling Functions.
The item counter only counts actually totaled transactions. The item counter is incremented by 1
for each new transaction with plus, manual, or automatic totaling.
The item counter counts to 999; this is followed by the error message Error 45.
The item counter is decremented by 1 for a cancellation.
The item counter is automatically reset to zero every time the total is deleted.
Additional keys or functions, such as plus, manual, cancel, or total can be used as keys that trigger
a printout for the totaling / picking functions, e.g. to print a receipt. A prerequisite for this is that
the relevant key has a print format assigned.
The option "Display, print and delete" must be selected for the Total key in setup mode Total key
function
or delete with the F2 Total key when the total is completed.
During a totaling transaction, you can display the accumulated totals by sequentially pressing the
key followed by the F4 Total key.
The totals and the sequential number can be deleted with the F2 key (if enabled in setup mode
under function Total key "Display" only) or you can return with the F6 Back key to continue
totaling.
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Display Current Totals view:
Info: Information field display with current totals
6.6.14 Display individual items
Info: Display information field with item list
Total can be programmed in Setup Mode / Program Settings / Tot. + Picking / Information Field
Display; in this case, the total is always displayed in the information field.
During a totaling transaction, you can retrieve the individual items from the totaling memory by
sequentially pressing the key and F5 Plus key. The item list begins with the latest entry.
Page through the list with the F3 (older entries) and F4 (newer entries) Arrow keys.
The last 50 entries can be retrieved.
Press the F5 Back key to close the display of the individual items and to return to the previous
screen.
Last Item can be programmed in Setup Mode / Program Settings / Tot. + Picking / Information Field
Display; in this case, the last item is always displayed in the information field.
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6.5.15 Display options with the Info key
F1 Fixed tare
F4 Total
F5 Plus
Tare key
6.6.16 Save the current values to fixed memory
Pressing the key gives you the following options:
•
Displays the stored fixed tare values (fixed tare memory).
•
Displays the current totals in the totaling memory
•
Displays all items stored in the totaling memory (item list). The individual items can be
retrieved with the Arrow keys (F3/F4).
•
Displays the current tare weight in tare memory.
Press the key after pressing the key.
In order to directly save fixed tare values into fixed memory, start by saving the tare value or by
entering tare manually.
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Pressing the F5 Enter Fix key directly saves the value to fixed memory.
6.6.17 Organization data (Identifier)
6.6.18 Settings in setup mode
2
Totaling + picking
Totaling or picking
Select
Totaling
Picking
default: Totaling
Preferred totaling
scale
Select
default: none
The data entry window for fixed tare values is displayed.
The fixed tare value name is entered by pressing the F6 Edit key.
Enter the name on the keypad and save the entry by pressing the F6 Save key.
Detailed information about organization data can be found in Section 5.11 on page 45.
The parameters in setup mode allow you to customize the application program Totaling and Picking
to your specific needs.
Start setup mode by pressing the F6 Setup Mode key in the settings function level, and from there
press F6 Save to start Program Settings.
F6 Next retrieves the program settings for the highlighted application program
totaling or picking for the following settings.
means that the individual items are removed from the scale after they
have been saved to totaling memory.
means that the individual items remain on the scale after they have been
saved to totaling memory, and that the next item is placed on the scale. Factory
none, scale xx, scale xx, etc.
What scale No. is used for the resolution of the totaling memory.
For None, the currently enabled scale is always used for the first totaling. Factory
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Auto
totaling / picking
Select
Factory default: off
Reset
seq. number
Select
Factory default: disabled
Total key function
Select
Only display totals
Factory default: Display/Print/Delete
Relief factor
Enter
and 30 number increments can be specified. On 0, totaling is possible as
Factory default: 15 number increments
Display information
field
Select
Factory default: Factory default
Factory default
Selecting execute resets all settings to factory default
off or on
On means that only the respectively first item must be saved with the Plus key, all
other items are automatically saved to the totaling memory after weight is placed
on the scale and the scale settles.
under what conditions the sequential number for totaling / picking is reset
• disabled
• Deleting the totaling memory
• Switching off
• Function key (enables a different function key)
what functions are assigned to the Total key
The total is displayed after the Total function key is pressed. The user can then
decide whether to delete the totaling memory.
Press the F2 Delete Total key to delete the totaling memory.
Then confirm the security question with YES using the F1 to F3 keys; this is
followed by the total printout.
Display, print, and delete total
After pressing the Total function key, the totals are displayed for 3 seconds
and the memory contents are printed and deleted at the same time. A
new totaling transaction can then be started.
in d with number keypad
The number of number increments by which the scale must be relieved during the
totaling transaction, therefore allowing the next weight to the saved to totaling
memory. If the scale is not relieved, the weight value is not saved to the totaling
memory, and the error message "Error 55 - Place Weight" is displayed.
Between 0
long as the scale has not settled once.
what data is displayed in the information field
• Factory default: Switching between the individually used functions, e.g.
totaling memory, Organization Data Memory, switching functions.
• Total: continuous display of totaling memory.
• Last item: Continuous display of the last item.
• IO control: Continuous display of output and input states
• Organization data + database: Continuous display of the organization data
memories.
• Fixed tare values: Continuous display of the enabled fixed tare value
memory.
• Display barcode: Continuous display of the scanned barcode.
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6.7 Counting
6.7.1 Function keys
1. Counting function level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
2. Control functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
3. Tare functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
4. Setup functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
Counts parts of equal weight.
The individual part weight (reference weight) is determined from a known quantity of counted
parts. This is then used as the divisor to calculate the unit count from the weight of an unknown
quantity of these counted parts.
The function keys F1 to F6 are available to control the functions. These are assigned in 4 levels;
switching between the levels is accomplished with the Function Page key .
Ref
10
Ref
Variab
Tare
Fix
Add
Tare
Ref
Weight
Ref
Stat
Int.
Tare
Total Cancel Add
Ref
Fix
Multi
Tare
Units
Contr.
Save
Fix
Gross x10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
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6.7.2 Counting display screen
Tip:
You can use the F3 key to start an additional secondary display, e.g. to additionally display the
reference weight, the net weight, or the tare weight. The setting to determine what value is shown
in the secondary display is made in setup mode under Setup Mode / Terminal / Display / Secondary
Display.
Figure: Secondary display with reference weight
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6.7.3 Information field display
6.7.4 Tare function
What data is displayed in the information field is controlled in Setup Mode / Program Settings /
Counting / Display Information Field.
The following options are available:
• Factory default: Switching between the individually used functions, e.g. control indicator
light, totaling memory, Organization Data Memory.
• Control display: Continuous display of the indicator light function.
• Total: continuous display of totaling memory.
• Last item: Continuous display of the last item.
• Organization data + database: Continuous display of the organization data memories.
• Fixed reference weight values: Continuous display of the enabled reference weight memory.
• Display barcode: Continuous display of the scanned barcode.
Example: information field display setting to fixed reference weight values:
Example: the control display shows a indicator light indicator in the information field.
1. Below tolerance 2. Within tolerance 3. Above tolerance
(Exact target value reached)
The description and detailed instructions for the tare function can be found in Section 6.5 page 57.
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6.7.5 Counting function
The reference weight can be determined
Function key F1 Ref 10
Function key F2 Ref Variab
Function key F3 Ref Weight
New reference weight
Display reference weight
End count
Fixed value memory / reference weight (Ref Fix)
•
The reference weight is determined from a predefined reference count. Place 10 counted
parts on the scale, press the F1 Ref 10 key. The scale then determines the reference
weight and displays "10 pcs.". Additionally placed parts are counted in real time. The
standard reference count "10" can be modified in Setup Mode / Program Settings /
Counting under Standard Ref Count (
For instance if 25 is stored, the new name of the F1 function key is Ref 25, and 25 pieces
must be placed to determine the reference weight.
•
The reference weight is determined with a user-defined reference count. Place a known
quantity of reference parts on the scale. Press the F2 Ref Variab key and use the number
keypad to enter the count (1 to 9999) of the placed parts. Press the F6 Save key. The
terminal determines the reference weight and displays the placed count. Additionally placed
parts are counted in real time.
•
A known reference weight is entered. Press the F3 Ref Weight key and use the number
keypad to enter the known reference weight. An already existing reference weight is
displayed and can be overwritten. The entry is made with the default unit of measure
"grams". If you wish to enter the reference weight in "Kilograms", the unit of measure can
be switched with the key. Confirm your entry with the F6 Save key.
The terminal has saved the reference weight and displays the placed count.
Existing reference weights are generally overwritten when a new reference weight is determined or
when a fixed value is copied from the fixed value memory.
Press the F3 Ref Weight key or enable the secondary display (see Section)
The counting transaction is closed by deleting the reference weight. The reference weight can be
deleted with the F3 Ref Weight key and F2 Delete, or by simply pressing the key. The display
shows the current weight reading.
Up to 999 counted parts can be stored in a power failure-proof memory.
Each memory location has the following entries:
• a three-digit sequential number
• a name (alpha-numeric, max. 18 characters)
• a part number (alpha-numeric, max. 18 characters)
• Reference weight
• Target quantity
• Tolerance minus
• Tolerance plus
with the following function keys:
Section 6.7.14).
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a) Retrieving the Ref Fix memory to edit the counted parts:
Selecting available fixed values from the list
Edit an existing fixed value from the list
Deleting an existing fixed value
Save new fixed value
Closing the fixed value list
b) Retrieving the reference weight list for counting
Select from the list
Press the key and then F2 Ref Fix
Page with the F3 or F4 Arrow keys until you have reached the desired memory location; enter the
desired fixed value with F6 Edit.
Direct retrieval with memory location number or part number. Use the number keypad to enter the
part or memory location number. The specification whether the part or memory location number is
retrieved is made in setup mode. The part number is entered as a left aligned search criterion; the
memory location number is entered as a right aligned search criterion Enter the desired fixed value
with F6 Edit
Edit the highlighted fixed value with F6 Edit.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with keypad. Save the entry with F6
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel).
Other parameters are edited in the same manner.
Page with the F3 and F4 Arrow keys or retrieve with the part number or the sequential number.
Delete the retrieved fixed value with F2 Delete. Respond YES to the security question.
The resulting gap in the sequential numbering will be closed.
Press F1 New.
The memory location number is assigned by the equipment. The first number in parenthesis
indicates the free memory locations, the second number indicates the assigned memory locations.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with keypad. Save the entry with F6
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel).
Other parameters are edited in the same manner.
The list is closed with the F5 Back key.
Press the F4 Ref Fix key in the Control Function level 2.
The display now shows the last retrieved fixed value.
• Page with the F3 or F4 Arrow keys until you have reached the desired memory location;
enter the desired fixed value with F6 Save.
• Direct retrieval with part number or storage location number
Use the number keypad to enter the part or storage location number.
(the rule to either retrieve the part or storage location number is specified in setup mode,
with the part number entered as a left-aligned search criterion; the storage location
number is entered as a right-aligned search criterion) the desired fixed value is saved with
F6 Save.
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Note
6.7.6 Totaling + picking
Totaling
Picking
The selection between totaling or picking
Totaling memory with several connected scales
Totaling memory capacity
Retrieving the fixed value also saves target quantities and tolerances for the unit count control
(provided these are also stored).
All stored reference weights are deleted with the "Delete Reference Weights" function in setup
mode.
If the function Fixed Value Retrieval with Barcode is enabled, and a barcode is used that is not
located in the fixed memory, the error message "Error 83 - Fixed Value Not Found" is displayed. The
unit returns to scale mode and the selected function is canceled.
This function is also available in counting mode.
The function can be used to total/pick items of the same discrete goods.
The totaling functions are controlled with the function keys in the Counting Functions level.
means that the individual items are weighed sequentially. The weight is added to totaling memory
and the load is removed from the scale after each individual weighing.
means that the weighed items are left on the scale.
The weight is added to totaling memory and the scale returns to zero without the load being
removed from the scale.
The measurement location cannot be changed during the picking transaction.
is made in setup mode Program Settings.
The selection applies to all subsequent weighing bridges.
For purposes of the description, the following only addresses totaling.
A central totaling memory is maintained for all connected scales.
Up to 999 transaction can be stored in totaling memory.
The totaling memory needs to be deleted thereafter.
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Display view
Operating the totaling function
Plus F6
Cancel F5
After the first totaling transaction, the display switches from the basic screen Counting to the
Totaling screen, if the "Information Field Display" setting is set to the factory default.
Press the Function Page key to start the Totaling Functions level
•
Press the Plus key to save the weight on the weighing bridge to totaling memory. The item
counter and the sequential number are incremented by 1.
Prior to a new totaling transaction, the scale must be relieved by a minimum relief factor
specified in setup mode.
A weight value of 0 or totaling without relieving the scale is displayed with "Error 55 - Place
Weight". The relief factor = 0 only requires a change in weight.
Gross, tare, and net values and unit counts can be totaled.
•
The Cancel key is used to cancel or reverse weigh individual items. Pressing the Cancel key
is followed by the prompt to either place the weight to be canceled on the scale, or to
enter the sequential number of the weight to be canceled.
Press the key combination Info and F5 Plus for information about the sequential number.
Use the number keypad to enter the sequential number of the item to be canceled and
confirm with F6 Save.
If no sequential number is entered, the weight value on the scale is saved by pressing the
F6 key. The error message Error 46 is displayed if the scale is not under load. Cancellations
or reverse weighings are marked on the printed receipt as Cancellation. A cancellation
causes the sequential number to be incremented by one, while the item counter is
decremented by one.
If the item counter is 0, no further cancellations are possible; this is displayed by error
message Error 48.
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Total F4
Available choices for displaying the total
Deleting the totaling memory
Display, print, and delete total
Only display totals
Relief factor when totaling
Auto totaling
Assigning and deleting the sequential number
•
Press the Total key to finish the totaling transaction.
The display now shows the gross, tare, net, and unit count totals, along with the item
counter and the sequential number of the last transaction.
The following functions can be assigned to the Total function key:
•
After pressing the Total function key, the totals are displayed for 3 seconds, and the
memory contents are printed and deleted at the same time. A new totaling transaction can
then be started.
•
After pressing the Total function key, the user can decide whether to delete the totaling
memory.
Press the F2 Delete Total key to delete the totaling memory.
Press the F6 Back key to continue totaling without deleting the memory.
(cannot be enabled for picking)
You can specify in setup mode that the scale must be relieved by a certain number of number
increments between placing individual items
If the scale is not relieved, the weight value is not saved to the totaling memory, and the error
message "Error 55 - Place Weight" is issued. This for instance prevents saving an item twice.
The Auto Totaling function can be enabled in setup mode.
In this case, only the first item must be saved with the Plus key, all other items are automatically
saved to the totaling memory after the scale is loaded and settles.
The Plus key remains hidden as long as auto totaling is enabled.
If auto totaling is terminated with cancel, error message or change of measurement location,
auto totaling must be restarted with the Plus key.
Info: Just like manual totaling, auto totaling can be defined as a condition that triggers a printout
(see Section 8 Printing).
Every entry (plus, manual, cancel) into the totaling memory is assigned a 4-digit sequential number.
The sequential number is not reset in the factory default condition.
Resetting the sequential number can be optionally programmed in setup mode:
• disabled (no reset = factory default)
• on Delete Total key
• on switch off
• function key "Delete Seq. Number"
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Item counter
Keys that trigger printouts
Display current totals
The item counter only counts actually totaled transactions. The item counter is incremented by 1
for each new transaction with plus, manual, or automatic totaling. The item counter counts to 999;
an error message is displayed thereafter. The item counter is decremented by 1 for a cancellation.
The item counter is automatically reset to zero when the total is deleted.
The Plus, Cancel, and Total keys can trigger a receipt printout.
A prerequisite for this is that the relevant key has a print format assigned.
The option "Display, print and delete" must be selected for the Total key in setup mode Total key
function.
During a totaling transaction, you can display the accumulated totals by sequentially pressing the
key followed by the F4 Total key.
The totals can be deleted with the F2 Delete Total key and with the F1 Delete Seq. No. key (if
enabled in setup mode), or you can continue totaling by returning with the F6 key.
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Display individual items
Totaling outside of tolerance
Totaling different counted parts
6.7.7 Reference statistics
Determining the weight tolerances of counted parts
During a totaling transaction, you can retrieve the individual items from the totaling memory by
sequentially pressing the key and F5 Plus key. The item list begins with the latest entry.
Page through the list with the F3 (older entries) and F4 (newer entries) Arrow keys.
The last 50 entries can be retrieved.
Press the F5 Back key to close the display of the individual items and to return to the previous
screen.
Totaling quantities outside of a specified tolerance range can be prevented. If the unit count is
outside of the tolerance, the error message "Outside of Tolerance" is displayed after pressing the
Plus key.
For this purpose, "Totaling outside of tolerance" must be switched off in setup mode. The target
unit count and the permitted tolerance are specified in Unit Control mode.
More information about this under Unit Control
Totaling different counted parts can be prevent if determining a new reference weight is only
allowed after deleting the totaling memory by switching "Delete Total" to On in setup mode.
The weighing bridge with the lowest resolution is used.
The unit weight must be higher than the smallest number increment of the connected weighing
bridge.
Relieve the scale. Press the F3 Ref Stat key.
The scale weight indicator goes to zero and prompts "Place 1 Sample".
Place the sample, the scale saves the value; it then indicates a weight reading of zero and prompts
for the second sample.
The prior sample remains on the scale.
Repeat the process for the desired number of samples.
The F6 Save key starts the analysis and the statistics are displayed.
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Example for the reference statistics display: Samples 04
Printout of the statistics
Saving the average as reference value for the counting procedure
Ending the reference statistic without saving the average
6.7.8 Unit control
Control state
Indicator light color
Special character
yellow
In tolerance
green
red
Displaying target value and tolerance
Lightest part 24.448 g
Heaviest part 24.750 g
Deviation 0.302 g
Average 24.589 g
Press the Print key.
Press F6 Save.
Press F5 Cancel.
The function "Unit Control" is used to meter discrete goods into a container or to control
quantities.
Example: You need to meter 1000 counted parts with a max. tolerance of 3 parts into a container.
Example: You need to inspect several lots for unit count compliance.
In order to start the unit control function, you already need to be counting mode - and therefore
already need to have specified a reference weight.
Press the F5 Unit Contr. key in the Control Function level 2.
Use the number keypad to enter the desired unit count; confirm with the
F6 Save key. Use the number keypad to enter the acceptable tolerance; confirm with the
F6 Save key.
If you wish to specify the plus and minus tolerances separately, you will need to set Program
Settings / Counting / Separate +/- Tolerance to On in setup mode.
The display switches to the display view Counting; the indicator light function with special
characters is enabled. The appropriate indicator light color with special character is displayed to
match the current status of the scale to target value.
You can also display the difference to the target weight in figures with + or - sign in the top left
corner of the secondary display. Enable the secondary display with the F3 Secondary Display key in
level 4 of the settings functions.
Press the Info key followed by the F3 Unit Contr key.
Below tolerance limit
Exact target value reached
Above tolerance limit
green
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Switching point for unit control
Switching point Signal
Record/print within or outside of tolerance
Start mode
End unit control
6.7.9 Counting with several weighing bridges
Automatic switching:
The terminal must have an I/O card installed if you wish to forward the control values with the
interface, e.g. to a control light or to a control. The I/O card must be enabled with execute in setup
mode under Program Settings / Counting / IO Assignments. The output signals are assigned as
follows:
S1 Weight value above toler.
S2 disabled
S3 Weight value within toler.
S4 Weight value below toler.
S5 Empty message
S6 Weight value above toler.
The individual inputs and outputs can be customized.
The release of a data record outside of a specified tolerance range can be prevented or accepted.
If a data record is released outside of the tolerance, it is marked with a special character. Release
or lock are set in setup mode under Program Settings / Counting / Record Outside of Tolerance.
If start mode is enabled, the scale freezes the value after reaching the respectively enabled
switching point, and as a result also freezes the signal. The scale can be relieved without disabling
the switching point, and thus without unintentionally starting a new transaction. The frozen state
is only lifted by pressing the F6 Start key in the Control Functions level.
Enable start mode in setup mode under Program Settings / Counting / Start Mode.
Press the key to start the 2nd level control functions and press the F5 Quantity Contr. key;
then delete with the F2 Delete key or delete everything with the key.
If several scales are connected, each scale can be used to determine the reference weight and to
count quantities. For best results, the reference weight should be determined on the scale with the
smallest number increments. Select the scale with Scale key.
After determining the reference weight, the switch can be made to a higher capacity bulk scale.
This way, larger quantities can be counted with the reference weight determined on the reference
scale.
A preferred reference scale can be specified in setup mode.
The switch between the bulk and the reference scale is then accomplished automatically.
Place the reference quantity on the reference scale and press the Ref 10 key or the Ref Variable
key. The display switches to the preferred reference scale, and the reference weight is determined.
The switch is then made to the bulk scale to determine the quantity.
As a variance to this, if you wish to use the reference scale to also perform the count in addition to
determining the reference weight, you will need to manually switch from the bulk scale to the
reference scale before determining the reference weight.
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6.7.10 Counting accuracy
Standard reference quantity
Minimum reference weight
Example for a scale with 1 g number step:
ADD Mode
Example for determining the reference weight in ADD mode:
You can influence the counting accuracy of your scale in setup mode in Program Settings /
Counting.
•
The factory default for the reference quantity is 10.
This quantity can be specified between 1 and 99.
For small parts, it makes sense to use a larger quantity of parts to determine the reference
weight.
•
The counting scale checks whether the total weight of the reference parts falls short of a
minimum reference weight. The basis of the calculation is the smallest number increment of
the scale multiplied by a value stored in setup mode. The factory default is a factor of 10,
e.g. 10 number increments. Values can range between 1 and 50.
The determined quantity is marked with a star in the display as information for the user if
the minimum reference weight is not met or when the calculated reference weight is
smaller than the number increment of the scale (the smallest number increment for multirange scales).
If a reference parts falls 10% short of the smallest number increment of the enabled scale,
the reference weight cannot be determined for these parts and
"Error 04 Reference Weight Tool Small" is shown in the display. These parts need to
counted by a scale
with a smaller number increment.
Factory default is 10 d = 10 g for the total reference weight of the reference parts.
By reducing the factory default to 5 d, the scale accepts 5 g as the minimum weight for the
total weight of the reference parts. By increasing the factory default to 20 d, the scale
requires 20 g as the minimum weight for the total weight of the reference parts.
•
If the minimum reference weight has not been met, the unit prompts for parts until the
minimum reference weight has been reached.. The scale calculates the reference weight
after the required parts have been placed (add xx units).
Smallest number increment of the scale: 1 g
Programmed minimum load: 10 d
Resulting minimum load for the determining the reference weight: 10 g
Example for the part weight: 0.8 g
Reference quantity: 10 pieces
Resulting weight reading for the determining the reference weight: 8 g
Difference to the programmed minimum load: 2 g
ADD mode requires more parts: 3 pieces
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6.7.11 Display options with the Info key
F1 Fixed tare
F2 Ref Fix
F3 Unit Contr.
F4 Total
F5 Plus
Tare key
6.7.12 Save the current values to fixed memory
Pressing the key gives you the following options:
•
Displays the stored fixed tare values (fixed tare memory).
•
Displays the stored reference weights (Ref Fix memory)
•
Displays the current target value with tolerance
•
Displays the current totals in the totaling memory
•
Displays all items stored in the totaling memory (item list). The individual items can be
retrieved with the Arrow keys (F3/F4).
•
Displays the current tare weight in tare memory.
Press the key after pressing the key.
In order to save reference values and target values for unit control directly to fixed memory, start
by determining the reference weight and then add the target value (units) with tolerances.
Pressing the F5 Enter Fix key in the 3rd function key level opens the Ref Fix memory. The reference
weight, the target weight, and the tolerance have already been saved.
The part name and the part number are then added.
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6.7.13 Organization data (Identifier)
The reference weight name is entered by pressing the F6 Edit key. Enter the name with the keypad
and save the entry by pressing the F6 Save key. The part number is entered in the same manner.
Detailed information about organization data can be found in Section 5.11 on page 45.
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6.7.14 Settings in setup mode
3
Counting
Standard reference
quantity
Enter
in units, e.g.
Factory default: 10
Minimum reference
weight
Enter
Reference Weight Tool Small" is issued.
Optimizing the
reference weight
Enter
Example: 0%, optimization is disabled.
Add more
Select
pieces) until the minimum reference weight has been reached.
Optimization lag
Enter
weights.
Preferred reference
scale
Choices:
Factory default: none
The parameters in setup mode allow you to customize the application program Counting to your
specific needs.
Start setup mode by pressing the F6 Setup Mode key in the settings function level, and from there
press F6 Save to start Program Settings.
F6 Next retrieves the program settings for the highlighted application program
the standard reference quantity with the number keypad
10
Shown in the Counting program under the F1 key, e.g. Ref 10
the minimum reference weight with the number keypad
The minimum reference weight applies to the total weight of the reference parts.
The calculation is based on the smallest number increment (d) of the scale.
The factory default is 10 number increments.
Values can range between 1 and 50.
Example for a scale with 1 g number increment:
Factory default is 10 d = 10 g for the total reference weight of the reference parts.
By reducing the factory default to 5 d, the scale accepts 5 g as
the minimum weight for the total weight of the reference parts.
By increasing the factory default to 20 d, the scale requires 20 g as the minimum
weight for the total weight of the reference parts.
If ADD mode is enabled, the scale prompts for the missing parts until the minimum
reference weight has been reached. If the calculated reference weight is less than
10% of the smallest number increment of the scale, the error message "Error 04
the percentage value
The scale optimizes the reference value when more parts are placed.
The upper limit of the optimization is entered in percent of the weighing range.
Example: 50% of the weighing range 60 kg, optimization is achieved up to 30 kg.
: off or on - factory default: on
When "On", the display unit prompts for the missing parts with a message (add xx
the value for the speed of calculating the reference weight and the
reference weight optimization between 500 and 5,000 milliseconds.
default: 500 ms. If unsettled ambient conditions cause inaccurate reference
weights, the calculation time can be extended to obtain more accurate reference
none, scale 1, scale 2, scale 3, ...
Determine which scale to use as the preferred scale for determining the reference
weight. If REF10 or REF Variable are pressed, the display automatically switches to
the scale specified here to determine the reference weight. After the reference
weight has been determined, the display switches back to the last selected bulk
scale.
Factory
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+/- tolerance
separate
Select
Factory default: off
Record outside of
tolerance
Select
Factory default: outside
Totaling outside of
tolerance
Select
Factory default: outside
Delete total before
new reference weight
Select
Selecting On has the effect that the totaling memory must first be deleted before a
Factory default: off
Totaling or picking
Select
Totaling
Picking
default: Totaling
Auto
totaling / picking
Select
other items are automatically saved to the totaling memory after a weight is placed
Factory default: off
Seq. No.
reset
Select
Factory default: disabled
Total key function
Select
Only display totals
Factory default: Display/Print/Delete
off or on
Selecting On has the effect that + and – tolerances for the unit control function
are specified and queried separately.
Selecting Off has the effect that the tolerance is queried only once, and is
therefore the same for + and –.
within or outside
This parameter specifies whether a data record is transmitted to the printer or IT
only within the tolerance or also outside of the tolerance. If a data record is also
accepted outside of the tolerance, it is then marked with a special character.
within or outside
This parameter specifies whether totaling into totaling memory is only
permitted for values within the tolerance or also for values outside of the
tolerance.
off or on.
new reference weight can be determined. This prevents adding different counted
parts.
totaling or picking for the following settings.
means that the individual items are removed from the scale after they
have been saved to totaling memory.
means that the individual items remain on the scale after they have been
saved to totaling memory, and that the next item is placed on the scale. Factory
off or on
On means that only the respectively first item must be saved with the Plus key, all
on the scale and the scale settles.
under what conditions the sequential number for totaling / picking is reset
• disabled
• Deleting the totaling memory
• Switching off
• Function key (enables a different function key)
what functions are assigned to the Total key
The total is displayed after the Total function key is pressed. The user can then
decide whether to delete the totaling memory.
Press the F2 Delete Total key to delete the totaling memory.
Then confirm the security question with YES using the F1 to F3 keys; this is
followed by the total printout.
Display, print, and delete total
After pressing the Total function key, the totals are displayed for 3 seconds
and the memory contents are printed and deleted at the same time. A
new total transaction can then be started.
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Relief factor
Enter
Between 0 and 30 number increments can be specified. On 0, totaling is possible as
Factory default: 15 number increments
Fixed reference
weight values
Edit
Selecting available fixed values from the list
Edit an existing fixed value from the list
Deleting an existing fixed value
Save new fixed value
Closing the fixed value list
The list is closed with the F5 Back key.
Retrieving fixed
values
Select
Factory default: Part number
Reference weights
Delete
Select
Execute deletes all fixed values in Ref Fix memory.
IO assignments
Select
I/O card must be installed to control the switching processes.
Start mode
Select
Factory default: off
in d with number keypad
The number of number increments by which the scale must be relieved during the
totaling transaction, therefore allowing the next weight to the saved to totaling
memory. If the scale is not relieved, the weight value is not saved to the totaling
memory, and the error message "Error 55 - Place Weight" is displayed.
long as the scale has not settled once.
fixed reference weight values
Page with F3 and F4 Arrow keys.
Retrieve the desired fixed value with F6 Edit
Edit the highlighted fixed value with F6.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit,
enter with keypad
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
Other parameters are edited in the same manner.
. Save entry with F6.
Page with F3 and F4 Arrow keys.
Delete the highlighted fixed value with F2 Delete.
The resulting gap in the sequential numbering will be closed.
Press F1 New.
The memory location number is assigned by the equipment. The first number in
parenthesis indicates the free memory locations, the second number indicates the
memory locations with assigned fixed values.
Parameter name is highlighted; retrieve with F6 Edit, enter with keypad. Save entry
with F6 Save.
(cancel without saving the entry with F5 Cancel)
Other parameters are edited in the same manner.
or part numbers.
Execute enables the switching function for an external control light or control. An
whether fixed values are retrieved with sequential memory location numbers
do not execute or execute
do not execute or execute
off or on
If start mode is enabled, the scale freezes the value after reaching the respectively
enabled switching point, and as a result also freezes the signal. The scale can be
relieved without disabling the switching point, and thus without unintentionally
starting a new transaction. The frozen state is only lifted by pressing the F6 Start
key in the Control Functions level.
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Display information
field
Select
Factory default: Factory default
Factory default
Selecting execute resets all settings to factory default
what data is displayed in the information field
• Factory default: Switching between the individually used functions, e.g.
control indicator light, totaling memory, Organization Data Memory.
• Control display: Continuous display of the indicator light function.
• Total: continuous display of totaling memory.
• Last item: Continuous display of the last item.
• Organization data + database: Continuous display of the organization data
memories.
• Fixed reference weight values: Continuous display of the enabled reference
weight memory.
• Display barcode: Continuous display of the scanned barcode.
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6.8 Controlling
6.8.1 Function keys
1. Control functions level
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
2. Tare functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
3. Setup functions level:
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
Controlling means checking whether the weighed goods meet a target weight within a specified
tolerance range.
This function can also be used for calibrating to a specified target value with a lower or upper
tolerance limit.
Tolerance deviations from the target value can be specified in the programmed unit or in %.
The program settings for Controlling allow selecting the target value comparison with the current
reading (factory default) or the totaling memory.
After the weighed goods are placed, the display shows the actual weight and the control range
with a control light. The colors green / yellow / red, incl. the relevant range symbol visualize the
variance from the specified target value.
Control ranges: below tolerance | within tolerance (with exact target value reached) | above
tolerance
The function keys F1 to F6 are available to control the functions. These are assigned in three levels;
switching between the levels is accomplished with the Function Page key .
Target
value
Contr.
Fix
Total Cancel Add
Tare
Fix
Add
Tare
Int.
Tare
Multi
Tare
Save
Fix
Gross x10
Secondary
display
Prog
ram
Setup
mode
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6.8.2 Display screen
Tip:
You can use the F3 key to start an additional secondary display, e.g. to additionally display the
target value or the difference to the target value. The setting to determine what value is shown in
the secondary display is made in setup mode under Setup Mode / Terminal / Display / Secondary
Display.
Figure - Secondary display with difference to the target value
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6.8.3 Information field display
6.8.4 Tare function
6.8.5 Control functions
Entering target values
What data is displayed in the information field is controlled in Setup Mode / Program Settings /
Controlling / Display Information Field.
The following options are available:
• Factory default: Switching between the individually used functions, e.g. control indicator
light, totaling memory, Organization Data Memory.
• Control display: Continuous display of the indicator light function.
• Total: continuous display of totaling memory.
• Last item: Continuous display of the last item.
• Organization data + database: Continuous display of the organization data memories.
• Controlling fixed values: Continuous display of the enabled fixed control value memory.
• Display barcode: Continuous display of the scanned barcode.
Example: information field display setting to control display:
1. Below tolerance 2. Within tolerance 3. Above tolerance
(Exact target value reached)
The description and detailed instructions for the tare function can be found in Section 6.5 page 57.
Press the F1 Target Value key in the Control Function level 1.
You can now place a sample part to save the target value or enter the target value in the
programmed unit of measure with the number keypad. Confirm with the F6 Save key.
Use the number keypad to enter the acceptable tolerance in the programmed unit of measure or in
percent; confirm with the F6 Save key. Press the key to switch between units and percent.
If you wish to specify the plus and minus tolerances separately, you will need to enable
Separate +/- Tolerance in setup mode.
The display switches the relevant Controlling display depending on the settings for the information
field or the secondary display; the indicator light and special characters must be enabled. The
appropriate indicator light or special character is displayed to match the current status of the scale
to target value.
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Control state
Indicator light color
Special character
yellow
green
red
Display target value and tolerance
New target value
End controlling
Control fixed values (Contr. Fix)
a) Retrieving the fixed control weight list to edit the fixed values:
Selecting available fixed values from the list
Below tolerance limit
In tolerance
Exact target value reached
Above tolerance limit
green
The secondary display with the control light setting does not display symbols, but only the colors in
the display field of the secondary display.
The control functions Traffic Light / Symbols are automatically enabled according to the settings if
a storage location was enabled from the Contr. Fix memory that includes a target and tolerance
value.
The currently used target values can be retrieved with the key sequence and F3 Target Value.
Existing target values are overwritten by a new target value entry.
Deleting the stored target value ends the control process and returns to the weight display.
Press the F1 Target Value key, followed by the key or directly with the key.
Up to 999 target values can be stored in a power failure-proof memory.
Each memory location has the following entries:
• a three-digit sequential number
• a name (alpha-numeric, max. 18 characters)
• a part number (alpha-numeric, max. 18 characters)
• Target value
• Tolerance minus
• Tolerance plus
Press the key and then F2 Contr. Fix
Page with the F3 or F4 Arrow keys until you have reached the desired memory location; enter the
desired fixed value with F6 Edit.
Direct retrieval with memory location number or part number. Use the number keypad to enter the
part or memory location number. The specification whether the part or memory location number is
retrieved is made in setup mode. The part number is entered as a left aligned search criterion; the
memory location number is entered as a right aligned search criterion Enter the desired fixed value
with F6 Edit
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