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Installation Manual

04-55-00-1 MI / 01/2013

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Contents

1. Foreword ............................................................................................................................................... 5

Document conventions .............................................................................................................................. 5

Pictograms ............................................................................................................................................ 5

Marking ................................................................................................................................................. 5

Additional documentation ........................................................................................................................... 5

Safety ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

Regulation .................................................................................................................................................. 6

Recommendations ..................................................................................................................................... 7

2. Equipment installation ..................................................................................................................... 9

Opening and closing i 40-SS housing ........................................................................................................ 9

Cabling ....................................................................................................................................................... 11

Principle ................................................................................................................................................ 11

Ethernet link equipment (except i 40-PM, i 40-DR) ............................................................................... 12

Wiring specifics for versions i 40-PM and i 40-DR ................................................................................ 13

Options and accessories ............................................................................................................................ 14

Physical installation .................................................................................................................................... 16

i 40-SS version ...................................................................................................................................... 16

Installation on DIN rail (i 40-DR version) ............................................................................................... 19

Front panel installation (i 40-PM version) ............................................................................................. 20

Power supply ............................................................................................................................................. 21

External power supply ........................................................................................................................... 21

Internal power supply on mains installation (option) ............................................................................. 21

3. Keyboard-screen interface ............................................................................................................. 25

Keyboard .................................................................................................................................................... 25

Navigation principle .................................................................................................................................... 26

Screen ........................................................................................................................................................ 27

Information displayed ............................................................................................................................ 27

Display colour ....................................................................................................................................... 28

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4. Basic configuration ........................................................................................................................... 29

Access to configuration mode .................................................................................................................... 29

Configuration menu .................................................................................................................................... 29

Connection ............................................................................................................................................ 29

Customise the password ....................................................................................................................... 31

Storing the configuration ............................................................................................................................ 31

Storing internally ................................................................................................................................... 31

Security copy ........................................................................................................................................ 32

Basic parameters ....................................................................................................................................... 33

Language .............................................................................................................................................. 33

Display unit ........................................................................................................................................... 33

Date and time ........................................................................................................................................ 33

Keyboard ............................................................................................................................................... 33

Inputs – Outputs ......................................................................................................................................... 34

Standard links ............................................................................................................................................ 36

Serial link on COM1 .............................................................................................................................. 36

Configuration Ethernet link .................................................................................................................... 38

I200 compatibility ....................................................................................................................................... 38

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5. Setup and adjustment of weighing ............................................................................................. 39

Metrological setup ...................................................................................................................................... 39

Class ..................................................................................................................................................... 39

Capacity ................................................................................................................................................ 39

Taking earth's gravity into account ....................................................................................................... 39

Metrological calibration with standard mass .............................................................................................. 40

Zero offset ............................................................................................................................................. 40

Zero measurement ................................................................................................................................ 40

Declaring the number of segments ....................................................................................................... 40

Linearisation on a segment ................................................................................................................... 41

Linearisation of several segments ........................................................................................................ 41

Metrological adjustment without standard weight ...................................................................................... 42

"Zero point and slope" method .............................................................................................................. 42

"Downweighing" method ....................................................................................................................... 42

Verification ................................................................................................................................................. 44

Compensation for earth gravity variations ................................................................................................. 44

Zero – Filtering – Stability (Installation) ...................................................................................................... 45

Initial zero .............................................................................................................................................. 45

Automatic zero ...................................................................................................................................... 45

User zero function action limit ............................................................................................................... 45

Zero tracking ......................................................................................................................................... 45

Flow correction ...................................................................................................................................... 46

Filtering ................................................................................................................................................. 46

Stability ................................................................................................................................................. 46

Default parameter restoration .................................................................................................................... 47

6. Option configuration and implementation .............................................................................. 49

RS232 link on COM2* ................................................................................................................................ 49

USB link ..................................................................................................................................................... 50

Ethernet network ........................................................................................................................................ 51

CANopen bus ............................................................................................................................................. 51

Other field bus ............................................................................................................................................ 51

PROFIBUS-DP ..................................................................................................................................... 51

DeviceNet ............................................................................................................................................. 52

TCP Modbus Ethernet .......................................................................................................................... 52

EtherNet/IP ........................................................................................................................................... 52

Analogue output ......................................................................................................................................... 53

Checking installed options ......................................................................................................................... 53

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7. Technical assistance ........................................................................................................................ 55

Viewing technical recordings ...................................................................................................................... 55

Overloads .............................................................................................................................................. 55

Weighings ............................................................................................................................................. 56

Reset the counters to zero .................................................................................................................... 56

Taring ......................................................................................................................................................... 56

Saving – Restoration on memory card ....................................................................................................... 57

Saving the parameters .......................................................................................................................... 57

Restoration of parameters .................................................................................................................... 57

Remote operations by Ethernet link ........................................................................................................... 57

8. Menu Guide ........................................................................................................................................... 59

Configuration .............................................................................................................................................. 59

Connection ............................................................................................................................................ 59

Application ............................................................................................................................................ 60

Parameters ........................................................................................................................................... 61

Measurement ........................................................................................................................................ 74

Service .................................................................................................................................................. 78

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Foreword 1

$ Document conventions

% Pictograms

N Important warning concerning people's safety.

P Remark concerning the preservation and proper equipment maintenance.

O Note for:

- Facilitating manual reading.

- optimally implement the equipment.

% Marking

The menu options performed in CONFIGURATION mode and their parameters are marked as::

• OPTION1 / OPTION2... / PARAMETER

$ Additional documentation

For more information on wiring and installing the optional cards for the i 40 indicator, refer to the document:

• Wiring diagram, 04-50-00 DD.

For more information on the use of the i 40 indicator:

• User Manual, 04-55-00 MU.

For more information on the communication protocols implemented in the i 40 indicator:

• Communication protocols manual, 04-55-00 MR.

$ Safety

For devices connected through a power outlet, the NF EN 60 950 standard requires to have this outlet installed close to the equipment and easily accessible. For equipment connected permanently to mains, an easily accessible cut-off device must be included to the permanent installation.

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$ Regulation

Instruments to be used for regulated use have undergone the verification of conformity to type and received the CE mark. Their use and maintenance must be in accordance with the regulations; thus, they are subject to periodic audit.

Each indicator has a tamper-proof identification label specifying:

- Manufacturer's initials,

- The number of the test certificate,

- The type,

- The serial number of the terminal,

- The CE compliance marking.

This label must not be peeled off.

When the terminal is part of an approved instrument, the complete instrument is identified by an information label mentioning at least:

- The manufacturer brand,

- The CE type approval certificate number,

- The serial number for the complete instrument,

- The counter number for the software seal (EventCnt).

This label must not be detached.

Each instrument is supplied with a metrological book to record all verification and maintenance interventions in compliance with currently applicable regulations.

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$ Recommendations

For optimum equipment accuracy and preservation:

• Do not submit the weighing instrument (the scale) to shocks or overloads.

• Do not store any load on the weighing instrument; unload it as soon as weighing is finished.

• Never use solvents or abrasives for cleaning.

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Equipment installation 2

$ Opening and closing i 40-SS housing

The option wiring and installation operations require opening the housing. To maintain the long-term tightness of the unit, proceed as follows.

Open up

The housing is opened by removing the 6 screws of the device's rear half-shell.

- Depending on the indicator installation, take precautions against tearing out the cables.

- Keep the original screws for reassembly.

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Closure

1. Check the joint condition. (In case of loss of elasticity or cracking, replace it.)Check the position of the joint, including where the screws go through and at the housing corners.Before closing, check the proper tightening of ground cable connections linking the two half-shells.Position the cable so that it will not be pinched.

2. Gradually tighten the screws using a "star" pattern.

3. Final tightening should be moderate, and the outer contour of the seal must remain consistent.

2.

1.

3.

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$ Cabling

The following can be connected to the i 40 indicator terminals by cables through cable glands:

• Weighing infrastructure, force sensor, scale;

• Communication links (serial, USB, Ethernet, and field bus links);

• Logical inputs-outputs, optional analogue outputs.

% Principle

O Reminder

The wiring diagram (P/N04-50-00 DD) provides necessary indications.

O Legal Metrology

For Legal Metrology (commercial transactions, for example), the indicator comes wired to the weighing infrastructure and is sealed. The destruction of the seals is not allowed.

Preparation

For connection to spring-loaded terminals, PRECIAMOLEN offers various stranded shielded cables (sold by linear meter).

• Cable preparation

Cable glands (except i 40-PM, i 40-DR)

The cables are connected through cable glands that are also used to maintain shielding continuity.

• Put the body of the gland (1) into position with its O-ring (2) on the wall of the casing (3) and tighten the nut (4) inside the casing.

• Pass the cable through the cap (5), of the sealing ring (6) and the claws of the ring (7) installed in the body of the gland, making sure that the ground braid (8) is in good contact with the claws.

• Tighten the cap (5) onto the body of the gland (1).

:

Braid turned back on cable for 10 mm.

Tips for cable sections up to

1 mm2.

Stripping length: 250 mm*.* i 40 PM, i 40-DR: about 40mm.

43

8

15

62

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Terminal blocks

With the exception of the Ethernet connection, all cables are connected via spring-loaded terminals.. Connecting a conductor is performed without tool, by pressing the tip (1) inside its casing (2). To disconnect it, press the associated pusher (3) while removing the tip.

P Always use the thimble tips supplied with the unit. (Do not insert the bare wire into the slot.)

% Ethernet link equipment (except i 40-PM, i 40-DR)

1. Pass the cable through the cable gland.

2. The RJ45 plug support is provided. (See "Assembling the RJ45", below). Leave a free length of about 250 to 300mm between the cable gland and the connector.

3. Connect the RJ45 connector to the base of the card.

4. Tighten the gland.

Assembling the RJ45

1. Slide the end of the cable:

- presser nut,

- plug cover.

2. Release the sheath 30 mm.Roll back the shield sheath. Cut to 8 mm and surround with the tape provided.

3. Switch the connection thimbles by pressing on their tip.

Pass the strands into the holes of these thimbles.Press the metal plates together so that they are in contact with the shielding;

4. Cut the strands flush at the thimble connection.

5. Make the electrical contact on the strands by pressing together the connection thimble (by means of a clamp).

Slide the cover on the plug body until full engagement. Tighten the presser nut by hand pressure.

Identifying the strands on the connector according to the wiring type

Pin No.Wiring type

TIA 568 B TIA 568 A

1 White / orange White / green

2 Orange Green

3 White / green White / orange

4 Blue Blue

5 White / blue White / blue

6 Green Orange

7 White / brown White / brown

8 Brown Brown

1

3

2

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

30 mm

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% Wiring specifics for versions i 40-PM and i 40-DR

P Versions i 40-PM and i 40-DR never come with:- Serial COM port2,- USB port,- Internal power supply.

Connector position

P The reference numbers correspond to those of the wiring diagram.In the absence of the optional field bus or analogue output, the connector location (15) is closed by a blank cover.

1. Power supply

15. Option (filed bus, analogue output)

11. Ethernet

10. Logical inputs

4. COM 1

5. CAN - input

6. CAN - output

7. Measurement

8. Logical outputs

1 15 11 10

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$ Options and accessories

O Depending on the case, the installation of an option may require the insertion of a µSD card (named here "µSD card/option") in support of the main card and the addition of a cable passed through a gland.

The µSD card/option is only used temporary to confirm the installation of an option. If the indicator is already equipped with a µSD card (for DSD memory or file storing, called "µSD/saving card"), it must be put back after installing the option.

Reminder:For the operations described below, bring wiring diagram 04-50-00DD.

P Wiring operations, such as inserting or removing a µSD card, must be done with power off.

1. Panel mounting kit

See “Embedding (optional)”, page 17.

2. Internal mains power supply (version i 40-SS).

See “Internal power supply on mains installation (option)”, page 21.

3. Data Storage Device memory (DSD).

- Open the housing.

- Insert the µSD/saving card into the card carrier.

- Close the housing.

- The memory is recognized by the DSD system and requires no configuration.

- Consulting the DSD memory: See the user manual 04-55-00 MU.

4. µSD card for parameter saving/restore.

- Open the housing.

- Insert the µSD/saving card into the card carrier.


- Storage/restore operations: See “Saving – Restoration on memory card”, page 57.

5. RS232 link on COM2.*

- See “Install the communication and input-output options”, page 15.

- Power up and configure the new link. See “RS232 link on COM2*”, page 49.

6. Serial USB link.*


- Power up and configure the new link. See “USB link”, page 50.

7. TCP/IP Ethernet network.


- Power up and configure the new link. See “Ethernet network”, page 51.

8. CAN open field bus


- Power up and configure the new link. See “CANopen bus”, page 51.

* Not available on i 40-PM and i 40-DR versions.

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9. Other field buses.

In addition to the CANopen bus, another field bus can be installed among the followings:

• PROFIBUS-DP

• DeviceNet

• TCP Modbus Ethernet

• EtherNet/IP

- Open the housing and insert the card provided on the connector labelled OPTION.

- Attach the card using three M3-16 screws provided.


- Power up and configure the new link. See “Other field bus”, page 51.

10. Analog output.

- Open the housing and insert the card provided on the connector labelled OPTION.

- Attach the card using three M3-16 screws provided.


- Power up and configure the analogue output. See “Analogue output”, page 53.

Install the communication and input-output options

- Open the housing.

- Insert the µSD card/option in the card holder.

- Replace one of the plugs by the cable gland provided.*

- Prepare and pass the cable through the cable gland.See “Cabling”, page 11.Connect it as shown in the wiring diagram (ref.04-50-00 DD).

- Turn on and wait for the message asking for confirmation of the installation.

- Turn it off.

- Remove the µSD card/option and reinsert the µSD card/storage, if applicable.


* Some options (field bus) may require two cables and two cable glands.

Confirm whether to install or not:

Choose E to abort the installation. Choose R to confirm the installation.

The indicator restarts without considering the option.

A message displayed for about 2s confirms the success of the operation.

active %

CAN

can %

ACTIVATED

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$ Physical installation

% i 40-SS version

Installation dimensions

Depending on your type of bracket, it is more appropriate to orient the glands upwards or downwards.

To do this, turn if necessary the rear half shell 180°.

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Wall installation

Table installation

Embedding (optional)

• Cut out template

maximum thickness: 6 mm

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• Install the indicator

1. Insert the flange (a) between the two half-shells.Close the casing. See “Opening and closing i 40-SS housing”, page 9.

2. Place the seal (b) between the indicator and the partition (c), placing the assembly in the opening in the partition.Place the spacer (d) on the studs.

3. Tighten the nuts at the back of the spacer.

2.

1.

3.

A

B

cd

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% Installation on DIN rail (i 40-DR version)

• Dimensions


1. Hook the indicator on the rail's upper edge.

2. Swing it into position.

1.

2.

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% Front panel installation (i 40-PM version)

• Dimensions

• Cut-out template


1. Place the indicator's assembly (a) and the gasket (b) at the front of the wall (c), pass the indicator's body through the wall opening.Pass the spacer (d) onto the studs, at the back of the wall.

2. Tighten the nuts at the back of the spacer.

Maximum thickness: 5 mm

1. 2.

b

c

A

d

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$ Power supply

% External power supply

- Open the housing.

- Prepare and run the cable through the cable gland. See “Cabling”, page 11.Connect it as shown in the wiring diagram (ref.04-50-00 DD).

- Power on.

% Internal power supply on mains installation (option)

N If the indicator is permanently linked to the network, an easily accessible cut-off device must be included to the permanent installation.See “Safety”, page 5.

1. Open the housing. See “Opening and closing i 40-SS housing”, page 9.

- Run the mains cable through the cable gland. See “Cabling”, page 11.

- Connect (a) the mains cable ground wire (c) and the power supply ground wire (d) to the hub.The ground wire (b) linking the two half-shells already in place, is kept.

- Tighten the connections slightly.

N Connecting the ground wire incorrectly poses a serious accident risk to the users.

db

c

a

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2. Connect the mains L, N and the power supply output (24V), as shown in the wiring diagram (P/N 04-50-00 DD) and as depicted below.

3. The power supply must be fastened to the hatched location (a) by two clamps inserted into the openings(b) and pressed against the rim (c) after tightening the clamps.

4. Pass the clamps into the openings(b), in the direction shown..

P Pay attention to the clamp head orientation (outward).

• L: Brown wire of mains cable.

• N: Blue wire of mains cable.

• Ground: Yellow-green wire previously connected to the rear half shell

• - V: Black wire.

• + V: Red wire.

c

a b

b

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5. Tighten the clamps and position their head as shown(d).

- Connect the 24V output wire (red and black) to the indicator's card terminal (e), as shown in the wiring diagram (P/N 04-50-00 DD).

- Place the cables correctly into the housing. Close it.

b

b

d

d

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Keyboard-screen interface 3

$ Keyboard

• i 40-SS version

Function

E + R Restart Press and hold these keys to restart the indicator.

E Escape Exit a menu or current entry without confirmation.

m Menu Provides access to setting menu in operating mode.

m Configuration modeKeep this key pressed during power-up or reboot to access configuration mode.

R Validation Entering a menu or accepting the current entry.

u< >d

Navigation keysNavigating in the menu or list optionsIndication < > in the help area.

Z Zero

T Taring

B Gross/Net

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• i 40-PM and i 40-DR versions

In these indicator versions, the navigation keys are combined with three function keys:

$ Navigation principle

• When the symbols < > are displayed in zone 3 of screen (See “Screen”, page 27.), to confirm a menu option or enter a predetermined value:

• In the same event, for viewing the recorded values??:

• Entering an alphanumeric value:

• In case of navigation error:

• Reach the save option (configuration mode):

Function (Use)

Function (Menu or Configuration)Switching(i)

(i) Press and hold to get the navigation function to scroll through the displayed information. (Indication < > in the help area.)

z t bm Zero Taring

Gross / Net Navigation keys:

Navigating in the menu or list options(Indication < > in the help area.)m ← →

< > 1. Scroll through the options at the same level (or possible values).

R 2. Validate the selected option (or selected value).

< > Scroll through the displayed information.

< > 1. Access the previous or next position in the string to be entered.

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2. Enter a character: Select the next or previous character in alphabetical order (or numeric).

E Exit a menu, an item or option (move up one level).

E Move up to the top configuration menu level to get to the save option.Push the button repeatedly, if necessary.

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$ Screen

% Information displayed

3. Help zone - Detail of an indication of valid keys

Function

Title / Symbol Usage Configuration

1. Weight area Displaying the weight Upper level menu

2.User field Indications intended for the user.

Menu in progressInput area

3.

Information field.

- NETNETNETNET indication if tare is taken into account.

- Additional unit.

- Indication for valid keys.See detail below.

Indication for valid keys.See detail below.

4. kg g t lb Unit.

5.

D

- No symbol. The weight shown is a metrological reference.

- Symbol D displayed. The displayed weight is not a metrological reference.

6. W1 W2 Range 1 or 2 is active.

iiii The weight is unstable.

zzzz The weight is stable and in the zero area.

7. .... Confirmation of a key-press.

8.....

Recall the menu in progress option.See “Configuration menu”, page 29.

<<<< >>>> Choice of menu, value.

0 - 9 Numeric entry.

0 - Z Alphanumeric entry.

1 - 6 Numeric entry between two specified values (e.g. between 1 and 6).

<<<< >>>> Indication of a menu (even if there is only one option).

ESCESCESCESC Exit a screen showing displayed data only.

$$$$ Validation by R required.

k

z.

d

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i

1

2

3

4

5

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% Display colour

In configuration mode, a particular background colour can be set by the user. See “Display unit”, page 33.

Information

Background

Blue Default colour.

White Default colour.

Yellow Setting in progress by a peripheral:

- PC using Ethernet link and Web interface,

- PC using the USB connection and I700 emulator.

- i 400 terminal on CANopen bus.

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Basic configuration 4

$ Access to configuration mode

$ Configuration menu

% Connection

Each option in the configuration menu is associated with a colour of the reminder indicator. This indicator stays active during navigation in each of the options and its respective sub-options. See “Screen”, page 27.

E + R Press and hold to restart the indicator without having to turn it off.

mKeep this key pressed during power-up or reboot: The equipment displays the configuration menu.

Upon power up, the user is prompted to choose the level of intervention. Otherwise, he may choose QUITQUITQUITQUIT, which turns the unit off.

Choice of intervention levels:

• OPERATOR

Access the simple parameter configuration operating.

• INSTALLER

Access to the previous operations, plus the configuration of complex parameters and setting-adjustment of the weight measurement.

Access reserved to authorized and qualified personnel.

Enter the password for the selected level.

- OPERATOR: 0

- ENGINEER: 1234

The configuration menu is redisplayed with the exception of the connection option.

All options authorised at the selected level can be achieved.

menu < >

LOGIN

.

login< >OPERATOR

.

operato0-90

menu < >

APP

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OPERATOR level options

INSTALLER level options

• LOGINLOGINLOGINLOGIN ....

BlackVisible only at power on, before validation of the chosen level of intervention (Operator).

Choosing a level of intervention.Access to options associated with the selected level, configuration of passwords.

• APPAPPAPPAPP ....

GreenThreshold configuration.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS ....

BlueSetting the basic parameters, screen-keyboard, simple configuration of peripherals and options.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE ....

YellowSetting the zero parameters, filtering and stability.

• SAVESAVESAVESAVE Visible only if settings have been changed.

Storing or not the modified parameters.

• QUITQUITQUITQUIT

Restart the equipment.

• LOGINLOGINLOGINLOGIN ....

BlackVisible only at power on, before validation of the chosen level of intervention (Engineer).

Choosing a level of intervention.Access to options associated with the selected level, configuration of passwords.

• APPAPPAPPAPP ....

GreenThreshold configuration.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS ....

BlueSetting the basic parameters, screen-keyboard, simple configuration of peripherals and options.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE ....

YellowAccess reserved for authorized and qualified personnel.

Advanced setting of weight measurement.

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE ....

RedAccess reserved for authorized repairers.

Consultation of recorded transactions.

• SAVESAVESAVESAVE Visible only if settings have been changed.

Storing or not the modified parameters.

• QUITQUITQUITQUIT

Restart the equipment.

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% Customise the password

Registration of OPERATOR level password:

• LOGINLOGINLOGINLOGIN / OPERATOR / PASSWORDOPERATOR / PASSWORDOPERATOR / PASSWORDOPERATOR / PASSWORD

Default value: 0.

Registration of OPERATOR level password:

• LOGINLOGINLOGINLOGIN / OPERATOR / PASSWORDOPERATOR / PASSWORDOPERATOR / PASSWORDOPERATOR / PASSWORD

Entering the password is done according to the same principle as before.

Default value: 1234.

$ Storing the configuration

% Storing internally

When the configuration parameters have been modified, saving can be made in two ways:

- By going back to the highest level in the configuration menu:

- by pressing the keys E and R at the same time.The same way, the SAVINGSAVINGSAVINGSAVING option screen is displayed for about 1s and then the choice for

confirming the modified parameters or not is offered.

OLDOLDOLDOLD Enter the old password.

NEW PSWDNEW PSWDNEW PSWDNEW PSWD Enter the new password.

CONF PSWDCONF PSWDCONF PSWDCONF PSWD Enter the new password again.

The SAVESAVESAVESAVE option screen is displayed for about 1s and then the choice for confirming the modified parameters or not is offered.

Select NONONONO to return to the configuration menu without saving the modified parameters.

Select YESYESYESYES to return to the configuration menu after saving the modified parameters.

Select NONONONO to restart the indicator without saving the modified parameters.

Select YESYESYESYES to restart the indicator after saving the modified parameters.

menu < >

SAVE

save < >

NO

save < >

YES

save < >

NO

save < >

YES

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% Security copy

Storage on µSD card (optional)

See “Saving – Restoration on memory card”, page 57.

Remote storage via Ethernet

See “Remote operations by Ethernet link”, page 57.

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$ Basic parameters

% Language

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / LANGUAGELANGUAGELANGUAGELANGUAGE

Select French or English.

% Display unit

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / DISPLAYDISPLAYDISPLAYDISPLAY / ECO MODEECO MODEECO MODEECO MODE allows setting the auto-shutdown:

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / DISPLAYDISPLAYDISPLAYDISPLAY / BRIGHTNESSBRIGHTNESSBRIGHTNESSBRIGHTNESS allows setting the backlight intensity: 3 levels or turn off.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / DISPLAYDISPLAYDISPLAYDISPLAY / COLORCOLORCOLORCOLOR allows setting the screen background colour: 7 possible colours.

% Date and time

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / DATE/TIMEDATE/TIMEDATE/TIMEDATE/TIME

The date and time are taken into account and stored immediately. The storage option is not available if only these parameters have been changed.

% Keyboard

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / KEYBOARDKEYBOARDKEYBOARDKEYBOARD / KEY BEEPKEY BEEPKEY BEEPKEY BEEP to adjust the intensity of the sound when the keys are pressed.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / KEYBOARDKEYBOARDKEYBOARDKEYBOARD / LOCKLOCKLOCKLOCK allows locking all keys in operating mode.

P To unlock the keyboard, the operator must start the indicator in configuration mode See “Access to configuration mode”, page 29.

Then access the PARAMETERS / KEYBOARD / LOCK options and choose NO.

ONONONON- Turning off backlight after 30 s of inactivity, weight to zero(i).

- After 1ihour of inactivity, weight to zero, the indicator turns off.

(i) At ± 10 divisions.

OFFOFFOFFOFF No auto-off.

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$ Inputs – Outputs

It is possible to configure:

- 2 logical inputs,

- 4 logical outputs.

Inputs

Function allocation

Logic type configuration

The configuration of input no.1 is presented here. The configuration principle is the same for inputs no.1 and 2.

• PARAMETERS / I/O / INPUTPARAMETERS / I/O / INPUTPARAMETERS / I/O / INPUTPARAMETERS / I/O / INPUT 1111

- LOGICLOGICLOGICLOGIC

Outputs

In standalone operation (no connection to a controller), if the indicator's configuration allows, the outputs are controlled by the weight threshold crossing.

O The threshold value is defined by the operator. See the user manual (ref. 04-55-00 MU).

Special configuration parameter

• APP / THRESHOLD x / ACTIVEAPP / THRESHOLD x / ACTIVEAPP / THRESHOLD x / ACTIVEAPP / THRESHOLD x / ACTIVE

Set this parameter to NO:

- To inhibit the switching of the output corresponding to threshold No.x (then the definition of threshold No.x cannot be made in operating mode);

- To be able to force the corresponding output (No.x) by communication.

Input Function Remark

E 1 Zero requestThese functions cannot be redefined.

E 2 Taring request

ACTIV. HIGHACTIV. HIGHACTIV. HIGHACTIV. HIGH Positive logic: signal active at high level (or 1).

ACTIVE LOWACTIVE LOWACTIVE LOWACTIVE LOW Negative logic: signal active at low level (or 0).

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Function allocation

• APP / THRESHOLD x / TRIGGERAPP / THRESHOLD x / TRIGGERAPP / THRESHOLD x / TRIGGERAPP / THRESHOLD x / TRIGGER

• APP / THRESHOLD x / WEIGHTAPP / THRESHOLD x / WEIGHTAPP / THRESHOLD x / WEIGHTAPP / THRESHOLD x / WEIGHT

Allows defining whether the accepted thresholds correspond to gross weight or net weight.

Logic type configuration

The configuration of output no.1 is presented here. The configuration principle is the same for outputs no.1 to 4.

• PARAMETERS / I/O / INPUT 1PARAMETERS / I/O / INPUT 1PARAMETERS / I/O / INPUT 1PARAMETERS / I/O / INPUT 1

- LOGICLOGICLOGICLOGIC

Output No. Allowable functions

1 Crossing threshold 1: Weight ≥ Threshold 1 OR Weight ≤ Threshold 1




ACTIV. HIGHACTIV. HIGHACTIV. HIGHACTIV. HIGH Positive logic: signal active at high level (or 1).

ACTIVE LOWACTIVE LOWACTIVE LOWACTIVE LOW Negative logic: signal active at low level (or 0).

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$ Standard links

% Serial link on COM1

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / COM1COM1COM1COM1

The serial link configuration parameters are grouped under two types of peripherals:

In general, once the device is specified, choose the option STANDARDSTANDARDSTANDARDSTANDARD that allows you to use communication parameters commonly used for the device in question. However, for a particular configuration, it is possible to adjust each parameter of the link by selecting the ADVANCEDADVANCEDADVANCEDADVANCED option as below.

O The standard parameters can be viewed: Once the peripheral selection is made with the STANDARD option, repeat the selection with the ADVANCED option without validating any parameter (exit with ESC).

P These parameters should only be modified by a qualified person, equipped with the documentation of the connected peripheral.

• PARAMETRESPARAMETRESPARAMETRESPARAMETRES / COM 1COM 1COM 1COM 1 / xxxxxxxxxxxx / AVANCEDAVANCEDAVANCEDAVANCED

- if xxxxxxxxxxxx is the REPEATER REPEATER REPEATER REPEATER type /MODELMODELMODELMODEL

FORMATFORMATFORMATFORMAT

The standard parameter values are shown in bold.

REPEATERREPEATERREPEATERREPEATERConnecting to a PRECIA MOLEN repeater selected from the list below.Possible values: ABC06, ABC57, D20, D200, D570.

PC/PLCPC/PLCPC/PLCPC/PLCConnecting to a PC or PLC whose communication protocol is selected from: A SLAVE, A MASTER, MODBUSRTU.

NONENONENONENONE

SPEEDSPEEDSPEEDSPEED Transmission speed: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 or 115200bauds.

NB OF BITSNB OF BITSNB OF BITSNB OF BITS Number of data bits: 7 or 8.

PARITYPARITYPARITYPARITY Parity: Even, odd or none.

NBR STOPNBR STOPNBR STOPNBR STOP Number of stop bits: 1 or 2.

RS 232/485RS 232/485RS 232/485RS 232/485 Link type: RS 232 or RS 485.

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PROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOL

- MASTER AMASTER AMASTER AMASTER A

- SLAVE ASLAVE ASLAVE ASLAVE A

- if xxxxxxxxxxxx is the PC/PLC PC/PLC PC/PLC PC/PLC / PROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOL

FORMATFORMATFORMATFORMAT

See the parameters of the previous type: REPEATERREPEATERREPEATERREPEATER.

PROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOL





- MODBUSMODBUSMODBUSMODBUS

SEND MODESEND MODESEND MODESEND MODE Periodic, At stability.

PERIODPERIODPERIODPERIODIf periodic send mode.Value (in ms) to be entered. The actual value is greater than or equal to the period entered if it is short and if the system load is significant.

STABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITYIf at stability send mode.Value (in weight unit) to be entered.

ID No.ID No.ID No.ID No. Numeric value to be entered (from 0 to 99).

WEIGHT.TYPEWEIGHT.TYPEWEIGHT.TYPEWEIGHT.TYPE Normal HR.

CONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMEBlock No.: Numeric value to be entered (from 0 to 99).Active: Y/N.

CHECKSUMCHECKSUMCHECKSUMCHECKSUM Y/N.

ID no.ID no.ID no.ID no. Numeric value to be entered (from 0 to 99).





ADDRESSADDRESSADDRESSADDRESS Possible exchange table base address offset (from 0 to 65535).

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% Configuration Ethernet link

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ETHERNETETHERNETETHERNETETHERNET / HOST NAMEHOST NAMEHOST NAMEHOST NAME

(Default value: X112).

Enter the host name associated with the indicator's IP address.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ETHERNETETHERNETETHERNETETHERNET / DHCPDHCPDHCPDHCP

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ETHERNETETHERNETETHERNETETHERNET / IP ADDRESSIP ADDRESSIP ADDRESSIP ADDRESS

(Default value: 192.168.0.100).

If the DHCP parameter is no, enter the indicator's static IP address.

If the DHCP parameter is yes, the dynamic IP address is assigned by a DHCP server after the indicator's restart.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ETHERNETETHERNETETHERNETETHERNET / NETMASKNETMASKNETMASKNETMASK

(Default value: 255.255.255.000).

If the DHCP is not, enter the value of the subnet mask.

If DHCP is set to YES, the value of the subnet mask is assigned by a DHCP server after restarting the indicator.

To set this parameter to a particular value, consult your LAN administrator.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ETHERNETETHERNETETHERNETETHERNET / GATEWAYGATEWAYGATEWAYGATEWAY

(Default value: 192.168.000.192).

If the DHCP parameter is NO, enter the gateway's IP address.

If the DHCP parameter is yes, the gateway's IP address is assigned by a DHCP server after the indicator's restart.

To configure this parameter to a particular value, contact your local network administrator.

Implementation

The Ethernet link can be used for two functions:

• Indicator's remote configuration or saving the parameters (standard function): See “Remote operations by Ethernet link”, page 57.

• Communication with a peripheral (optional function available): See “Ethernet network”, page 51.

$ I200 compatibility

Pay attention to this parameter in case that the i 40 indicator communicates with the devices using I200 protocols via serial links, USB or Ethernet.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / COMPAT.I200COMPAT.I200COMPAT.I200COMPAT.I200

YESYESYESYESIP address dynamic configuration: An IP address and a subnet mask are assigned by a DHCP server.

NONONONOIP address static configuration: The IP address and subnet mask are entered in the following parameters.

YESYESYESYES

Compatibility with the I200 protocols:

Alibi memory registration numbers (DSD) using 5 ASCII numeric characters.

NONONONO

Incompatibility with the I200 protocols:

Alibi memory registration numbers (DSD) using 6 ASCII numeric characters.

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Setup and adjustment of weighing 5

$ Metrological setup

All options in this section require INSTALLER level password entry.

% Class

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTINGSETTINGSETTINGSETTING / CLASSCLASSCLASSCLASS

Possible values: II, III and IIII.

% Capacity

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTINGSETTINGSETTINGSETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / USEUSEUSEUSE

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / UNITSUNITSUNITSUNITS

Unit weight of the indicator system. All weight values displayed or entered are expressed in that unit.

Possible values: Kg, g, t, lb.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / NBR.OF.RANGE NBR.OF.RANGE NBR.OF.RANGE NBR.OF.RANGE

Possible values: 1 to 3

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTINGSETTINGSETTINGSETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / RANGERANGERANGERANGE 1111... 3333 / MAX WEIGHTMAX WEIGHTMAX WEIGHTMAX WEIGHT

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTINGSETTINGSETTINGSETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / RANGERANGERANGERANGE 1111... 3333 / DIVISIONDIVISIONDIVISIONDIVISION

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTINGSETTINGSETTINGSETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / RANGERANGERANGERANGE 1111... 3333 / PTS/DIVPTS/DIVPTS/DIVPTS/DIV

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / MINMINMINMIN

The operating mode can be specified for an instrument with 2 or 3 ranges:

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / RANGERANGERANGERANGE / MULTI USEMULTI USEMULTI USEMULTI USE

% Taking earth's gravity into account

Record the parameters instead of metrological calibration:

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / GRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITY / LATITUDELATITUDELATITUDELATITUDE

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / GRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITY / ALTITUDEALTITUDEALTITUDEALTITUDE

TRADE USETRADE USETRADE USETRADE USE

Legal metrology (trade use):This option is mandatory if the instrument use corresponds to one of trade uses: Commercial transaction, medical weighing, etc.The impacts are many as for metrological adjustments and zero devices.

PUB SALEPUB SALEPUB SALEPUB SALEDirect sale to the public:Type of trade use which imposes certain constraints, particularly with regard to peripherals.

NON TRADENON TRADENON TRADENON TRADE Non legal metrology (non trade use).

MULTI DIV.MULTI DIV.MULTI DIV.MULTI DIV.Multi-division:One area divided into 2 or 3 parts, each with a different division.

MULTI RANG.MULTI RANG.MULTI RANG.MULTI RANG.Multi-range:2 or 3 ranges, from 0 to its maximum capacity, with different steps.

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$ Metrological calibration with standard mass


Adjustment with depositing a standard weight is the preferred method of adjusting a weighing instrument. This is the method that leads to the most accurate results.

% Zero offset

Put any standard mass placing accessories (for example, the mass suspension device for a hopper) and start the following command.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / OFFSETOFFSETOFFSETOFFSET

% Zero measurement

As before, the measurement must be made with any standard mass placing accessories, but without any other load.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / LINEARIZELINEARIZELINEARIZELINEARIZE / ZEROZEROZEROZERO

% Declaring the number of segments

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / LINEARIZELINEARIZELINEARIZELINEARIZE / NB.OF.SEGNB.OF.SEGNB.OF.SEGNB.OF.SEG

Most often, it is not necessary to adjust a weighing instrument over several segments. Leave the default value: NB SEG=1.

If the load receiver provides a not so linear signal and requires a calibration over several segments, enter the number of segments, for example: NB SEG=3.

Maximum number of segments: 6.

To confirm the zero offset acquisition and exit the

function, press key R.

To confirm the zero offset acquisition and exit the

function, press key R.

k

d

0.2422 %

OFFSET

k

d

-0.0002 %

ZERO

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% Linearisation on a segment

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / LINEARIZELINEARIZELINEARIZELINEARIZE / SEGSEGSEGSEG 1111

% Linearisation of several segments

Follow the procedure above for each segment, until the maximum number of segments defined in the order of increasing mass (for example, 3):



Confirm by pressing key R.

Input this value and validate by pressing key R.

The weight measurement is displayed.

Place the standard mass and then validate by pressing

key R.

Remove the standard mass.

At this stage, it is advisable to check the proper consideration of the adjustment by running a verification. See “Verification”, page 44.

seg1< >

STD WT

std wt0-9

10.0000 kg

kgk

10.0001 %

SEG1:

linea < >

NB.OF.SEG

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$ Metrological adjustment without standard weight


The adjustment without standard weight can be used alternatively, in various adverse conditions. This is the case of a weighing instrument that it is not possible to discharge to perform the adjustment (e.g. a silo loaded with several tonnes of product to be preserved). This method leads to a precision of the order of 1 to 2%.

% "Zero point and slope" method

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / NO STD WTNO STD WTNO STD WTNO STD WT/ ZERO/SLOPEZERO/SLOPEZERO/SLOPEZERO/SLOPE

Enter the following data:

% "Downweighing" method

Assessment of the slope by measuring the difference in weight

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / NO STD WTNO STD WTNO STD WTNO STD WT / DOWNWEIGHTDOWNWEIGHTDOWNWEIGHTDOWNWEIGHT / FIRST PTFIRST PTFIRST PTFIRST PT

CELL SENSICELL SENSICELL SENSICELL SENSI Sensitivity of sensors used (mV/V).

NOM. LOADNOM. LOADNOM. LOADNOM. LOAD Sensors' nominal load (in system weight unit).

EMPTY TAREEMPTY TAREEMPTY TAREEMPTY TARE Load supported by sensors when the instrument is unloaded (in system weight unit).

Record the first measuring point.


Confirm the measurement or not.

downwei< >FIRST PT

confirm< >YES

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• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / NO STD WT NO STD WT NO STD WT NO STD WT / DOWNWEIGHTDOWNWEIGHTDOWNWEIGHTDOWNWEIGHT / FIRST PTFIRST PTFIRST PTFIRST PT

Second measuring point (second screen).



Enter the(i) weight difference value between the first and the second measuring point.

(i) Value of the mass loaded or unloaded measured using a reference device.

Confirm the entry or not.

downwei< >SECOND PT

second < >

DIFFERENCE

differe< >2688.2 KG

confirm< >

YES

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Entering the value of zero at a point

This operation is an additional to the "Downweighing" method, but it can be used in addition to using the "zero slope" method when the tare load is unknown.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT / NO STD WT NO STD WT NO STD WT NO STD WT / ZERO 1PTZERO 1PTZERO 1PTZERO 1PT

$ Verification

This option requires INSTALLER level password entry.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / CHECKCHECKCHECKCHECK

Without exiting the configuration mode, this option allows you to immediately assess the weighing function, in particular the quality of metrological adjustment.

$ Compensation for earth gravity variations


When the weighing instrument is adjusted to a different place from the point of use, it is necessary to record the latitude and altitude values of each site. Thus, the system can calculate the compensation of the gravity difference between the two locations.So that the compensation for the variation of gravity is effective, the parameters of the instrument's usage location must be recorded after adjustment.

Record the place of use parameters:

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / GRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITY / LATITUDELATITUDELATITUDELATITUDE

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / SETTING SETTING SETTING SETTING / GRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITYGRAVITY / ALTITUDEALTITUDEALTITUDEALTITUDE

Value of the current load on the weighing instrument (estimated or known by other processes).


Confirm the entry or not.

To exit the function, press key R.

zero 1p< >

972.4 KG

confirm< >YES

k

d

10.0002 %

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$ Zero – Filtering – Stability (Installation)

% Initial zero

This reset to zero can be made when the indicator is powered on. To do this, the user starts the indicator

by pressing and holding the O and T keys at the same time.

This zero is the reference to other zero devices.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL / ZEROZEROZEROZERO INITIALINITIALINITIALINITIAL

- LOWR LIMITLOWR LIMITLOWR LIMITLOWR LIMIT

Limit value below the real zero. For example, to enter a limit at -10%, enter 10.

Possible values: From 0 to -100% of the maximum capacity.Trade use: From 0 to -20% of the maximum capacity (default value: +/- 5 %)

- UPPR LIMITUPPR LIMITUPPR LIMITUPPR LIMIT

Limit value below the real zero. For example, to enter a limit at -10%, enter 10.

Possible values: From 0 to -100% of the maximum capacity.

Trade use: From 0 to -20% of the maximum capacity (default value: ± 15 %)

% Automatic zero

If enabled, this reset to zero occurs automatically when the gross weight remains stable:

- in a range from 0 to -2 of the maximum capacity from the initial zero;

- during a period greater than or equal to the DELAYDELAYDELAYDELAY time.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL / AUTO.ZERO.AUTO.ZERO.AUTO.ZERO.AUTO.ZERO.

----ACTIVATIONACTIVATIONACTIVATIONACTIVATION

Default value: Yes.

----DELAYDELAYDELAYDELAY

Possible values: From 0 to 65 s.Legal Metrology ≥ 5 s.Default value: 5000ms.

% User zero function action limit

This zero occurs if the user presses the T key depending on the TARE KEYTARE KEYTARE KEYTARE KEY parameter configuration. See “Keyboard”, page 33.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL / ZERO USERZERO USERZERO USERZERO USER

Possible values: 0 to 99% of the maximum capacity.Legal Metrology < ±2% of the maximum capacity from the initial zero.

(Default value: ± 2 %

% Zero tracking

This device allows maintaining the weight at zero when the scale is unloaded.

The action of this reset to zero is limited at the range 0 ± 2% of the maximum capacity from the initial zero.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL / ZERO USERZERO USERZERO USERZERO USER

Default value: ACTIVE B/N.

YESYESYESYES Function enabled after the expiration of DELAYDELAYDELAYDELAY delay time described below.

NONONONO Function not in service.

INACTIVEINACTIVEINACTIVEINACTIVE Device not in service.

GROSS ACTGROSS ACTGROSS ACTGROSS ACT Active device capable of gross weight only.

NT/GRS ACT NT/GRS ACT NT/GRS ACT NT/GRS ACT Active device in all cases.

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% Flow correction

This function corrects a slow drift of the indication supplied by the loaded weighing cell.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL / CREEPCREEPCREEPCREEP

Possible values: ACTIVE OR INACTIVE.

Default value: INACTIVE.

% Filtering

This function allows reducing the signal disturbance provided by the weighing sensor. A strong filtering results in longer response times after the removal or addition of a load.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL / FILTERFILTERFILTERFILTER

----CODECODECODECODE

Possible values: 0 to 4.

Predefined filtering code details.

If CODE = 0, the previously loaded parameters (code 1 to 4) can be modified.

----FREQUENCYFREQUENCYFREQUENCYFREQUENCY

Possible values: From 1 to 100 measurements/s.

- FILTER 1FILTER 1FILTER 1FILTER 1 to FILTER 3FILTER 3FILTER 3FILTER 3

TYPETYPETYPETYPE

Possible values: SORT, INACTIVE or AVERAGE.

WINDOWWINDOWWINDOWWINDOW

Possible values: From 1 to 100 measurements (from weighing signal).

% Stability

This function allows adjusting the measurement instability range in which it is declared unstable (symbol i present). This only has consequence on the auxiliary devices that are only triggered when stability is reached (recording in data storage memory, for example).

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL / STABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITY

----CODECODECODECODE

Possible values: 0 to 9.

Details of predefined stability codes.

If CODE = 0, the previously loaded parameters (code 1 to 9) can be modified.

----WINDOWWINDOWWINDOWWINDOW

Possible values: from 1 to 99 measurements.

----LIMITLIMITLIMITLIMIT

Possible values: from 1 to 9,999,999 measurement points (internal).

CodeFrequency(meas. / s)

Filter 1 Filter 2 Filter 3

Type Window Type Window Type Window

1 50 AVERAGE 10 meas. AVERAGE 10 meas. AVERAGE 10 meas.

2 50 AVERAGE 10 meas. AVERAGE 10 meas. SORTING 9 meas.



Code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Window 2 meas. 3 meas. 4 meas. 4 meas. 8 meas. 12 meas. 8 meas. 16 meas. 20 meas.

Limit 10 pts 10 pts 10 pts 5 pts 5 pts 7 pts 6 pts 5 pts 5 pts

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$ Default parameter restoration

In case of need, the default parameters can be re-established, according to three independent categories: Adjustment, setup and installation.

• MEASUREMEASUREMEASUREMEASURE / DEF.PARAMDEF.PARAMDEF.PARAMDEF.PARAM

The first two options require INSTALLER level password entry.

ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT Restoration of factory default metrology adjustment.

SETTINGSETTINGSETTINGSETTING Restoration of factory default metrology settings.

INSTALLINSTALLINSTALLINSTALL Restoring the default zero, filtering and stability parameters.

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Option configuration and implementation 6

The delivered µSD card (µSD/option card) allows access to the option configuration menu. See “Options and accessories”, page 14.

The optional functions available for the i 40 indicator are:

• Data Storage Device memory (DSD). This option does not require any configuration.

• Parameter storage memory. This option does not require any configuration.

• RS232 link on COM2.*

• Serial USB link.*

• TCP/IP Ethernet network.

• CAN open field bus.

• Other field buses.

• Analog output.

$ RS232 link on COM2*

Access the option:

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / COM2COM2COM2COM2

The configuration is done in the same way as for the standard link on COM1.See “Standard links”, page 36.

O The COM2 port can not be configured as RS 485 link.


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$ USB link*

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / USBUSBUSBUSB / PROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOL



- MODBUSMODBUSMODBUSMODBUS

----NONENONENONENONE


ID no.ID no.ID no.ID no. Numeric value to be entered (from 0 to 99).




SEND MODESEND MODESEND MODESEND MODE Periodic, At stability

PERIODPERIODPERIODPERIODIf periodic send mode.Value (in ms) to be entered. The actual value is greater than or equal to the period entered if it is short and if the system load is significant.

STABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITYIf send mode at stability.Value (in weight unit) to be entered.






ADDRESSADDRESSADDRESSADDRESS Possible exchange table base address offset (from 0 to 65535).

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$ Ethernet network

1. Basic link parameters: See “Configuration Ethernet link”, page 38.

2. Protocol:

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ETHERNETETHERNETETHERNETETHERNET / PROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOLPROTOCOL

The communication with the following protocols use port No. 11001.



----NONENONENONENONE

$ CANopen bus

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / CANCANCANCAN

$ Other field bus

% PROFIBUS-DP

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / PROFIBUSPROFIBUSPROFIBUSPROFIBUS

ID No.ID No.ID No.ID No. Numeric value to be entered.


CONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMEBlock No.: Numeric value to be entered.Active: Y/N.


SEND MODESEND MODESEND MODESEND MODE Periodic, At stability.

PERIODPERIODPERIODPERIOD Only if "Periodic". Value (in ms) to be entered.

STABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITYSTABILITY Only if "At stability". Value (weight unit) to be entered.



CONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMECONFD.FRAMEBlock No.: Numeric value to be entered.Active: Y/N.


ID No.ID No.ID No.ID No. Indicator's address on the CANopen bus: from1 to 31.

SPEEDSPEEDSPEEDSPEED Select a speed: 10, 20, 50, 125, 250 or 500 kb/s.


SPEEDSPEEDSPEEDSPEEDSelect a speed: 9.6 kb/s, 19.2 kb/s, 93.75 kb/s, 187.5 kb/s, 500 kb/s, 1.5 Mb/s, 3 Mb/s, 6 Mb/s, 12 Mb/s, 31.25 Mb/s or 45.45 Mb/s.

MOTOROLAMOTOROLAMOTOROLAMOTOROLA

If YES (default value), the information is sent over the field bus, highest weight byte first, which is according to big-endian mode (used by Motorola processors).If NO, the information is sent by lowest weight byte first which is according to little-endian mode.

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% DeviceNet

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / DEVICENETDEVICENETDEVICENETDEVICENET

% TCP Modbus Ethernet

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / MODBUSMODBUSMODBUSMODBUS TCPTCPTCPTCP

% EtherNet/IP

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ETHETHETHETH IPIPIPIP

Same parameters as those of the TCP Modbus Ethernet field bus, except the DHCP default value: YES.


SPEEDSPEEDSPEEDSPEED Select a speed: 125, 250 or 500 kb/s.

DHCPDHCPDHCPDHCP

If YES, dynamic IP address configuration: an IP address and a subnet mask are assigned by a DHCP server.If NO (default value), IP address static configuration: The IP address and subnet mask are entered in the following parameters.

IP ADDRESSIP ADDRESSIP ADDRESSIP ADDRESSIf the previous parameter is no, enter the indicator's static IP address.If the previous parameter is yes, the dynamic IP address is assigned by a DHCP server after the indicator's restart.

NETMASKNETMASKNETMASKNETMASK

If the DHCP parameter is no, enter the subnet mask value.If the DHCP parameter is yes, the subnet mask value is assigned by a DHCP server after the indicator's restart.To configure this parameter to a particular value, contact your local network administrator.

GATEWAYGATEWAYGATEWAYGATEWAY

If the DHCP parameter is no, enter the gateway's IP address.If the DHCP parameter is yes, the gateway's IP address is assigned by a DHCP server after the indicator's restart.To configure this parameter to a particular value, contact your local network administrator.

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$ Analogue output

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ANALOG OUTANALOG OUTANALOG OUTANALOG OUT/ MODEMODEMODEMODE

Choose mode 0-10 V or 4-20 mA.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ANALOG OUTANALOG OUTANALOG OUTANALOG OUT/ WEIGHTWEIGHTWEIGHTWEIGHT

Depending on the value of this parameter, the analog size is the gross or net weight measured by the indicator.

• PARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERSPARAMETERS / ANALOG OUTANALOG OUTANALOG OUTANALOG OUT/ I/O CALIBR.I/O CALIBR.I/O CALIBR.I/O CALIBR.

In general, the calibration is not necessary (the interface is factory set). However, executing this procedure ensures the best accuracy.Equipped with a calibrated and undergone a currently valid check measuring instrument (voltmeter / ammeter).

Procedure

- Measure the output size value,

- enter it for each adjustment points (1 point in 0-10V mode, 2 points in 4-20mA mode).

0-10 V Position

Mode 4-20 mA

O The 0-4mA range allows sending negative values.(Example: up to - 2,5 kg if Pmax = 10 kg.)

$ Checking installed options

Adjustment point Weight Measured value (V) Entry

10 V10 V10 V10 V Pmax V 10 V 10

Adjustment point Weight Measured value (mA) Entry

4 mA4 mA4 mA4 mA 0 I 4 I 4

20 mA20 mA20 mA20 mA Pmax I 20 I 20

R During power-up or reboot, press this button. The equipment shows the list of installed options and then starts in operating mode.

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Technical assistance 7

O The functions grouped in the SERVICE submenu are reserved for repairers.


$ Viewing technical recordings

Three types of data are recorded: Overloads, weighings and tickets.

% Overloads

An overload occurs when the weight exceeds the threshold: Maximum capacity + 7 divisions.The maximum value reached is stored as overload value. Overload ends when the weight returns below the maximum capacity.

Counter-Totalizer

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / OVERLOADSOVERLOADSOVERLOADSOVERLOADS / TOTAL NBRTOTAL NBRTOTAL NBRTOTAL NBR

Counter reset to zero can be made with CNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESET option. See “Reset the counters to zero”, page 56.

Overloads

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / OVERLOADSOVERLOADSOVERLOADSOVERLOADS / 1..OVERLOAD1..OVERLOAD1..OVERLOAD1..OVERLOAD

If the number of overloads is not zero, the items 1. OVERLOAD1. OVERLOAD1. OVERLOAD1. OVERLOAD to 9. OVERLOAD9. OVERLOAD9. OVERLOAD9. OVERLOAD indicate the conditions of 9 most significant overloads.

Values displayed by overload:

DD/MM/YYYYDD/MM/YYYYDD/MM/YYYYDD/MM/YYYY Overload date.

HH:MM:SSHH:MM:SSHH:MM:SSHH:MM:SS Overload time.

Numerical value Maximum weight measured during overload.

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% Weighings

Counter-Totalliser

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / WEIGHINGWEIGHINGWEIGHINGWEIGHING / WEIGH. CNTRWEIGH. CNTRWEIGH. CNTRWEIGH. CNTR

This counter shows the number of all weighings performed. (A weighing is triggered each time the minimum range is exceeded following a reset condition).

Counter reset to zero can be made with CNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESET option. See “Reset the counters to zero”, page 56.

Level

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / WEIGHINGWEIGHINGWEIGHINGWEIGHING / LEVEL 1LEVEL 1LEVEL 1LEVEL 1 3333

Three thresholds (number of weighings) can be defined for monitoring the number of weighings:

LEVEL 1LEVEL 1LEVEL 1LEVEL 1, LEVEL 2LEVEL 2LEVEL 2LEVEL 2, LEVEL 3LEVEL 3LEVEL 3LEVEL 3

Thus, depending on the number of weighings reached, the user can be warned of the need to check his equipment. In operating mode, exceeding level 1, 2 or 3 threshold weighing counter triggers the display of a warning for about 30s at power up:

PLEASE CONTACT YOUR RESELLERPLEASE CONTACT YOUR RESELLERPLEASE CONTACT YOUR RESELLERPLEASE CONTACT YOUR RESELLER

Once the 30s display period has elapsed, the warning never prevents the equipment's operation regardless of its level.

Only non-zero thresholds are accepted. If all thresholds are zero, no monitoring of the number of weighings took place.

Cumulative weight

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / WEIGHINGWEIGHINGWEIGHINGWEIGHING / WEIGH.TOTALWEIGH.TOTALWEIGH.TOTALWEIGH.TOTAL

Record the cumulative weight of all weighings made.

Reset this recording can be done by the CNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESET option. See “Reset the counters to zero”, page 56.

% Reset the counters to zero

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / CNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESETCNTR RESET

The counters for the number of overloads, the number of weighings and the cumulative weight are reset.

The overload recordings 1.OVERLOAD 1.OVERLOAD 1.OVERLOAD 1.OVERLOAD to 9.OVERLOAD9.OVERLOAD9.OVERLOAD9.OVERLOAD are also erased.

$ Taring

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / TARINGTARINGTARINGTARING

LEVEL Display colour

1 Blue on white background

2 Red on white background

3 Black on red background

ACTIVEACTIVEACTIVEACTIVE Indicator's normal operation.

INACTIVEINACTIVEINACTIVEINACTIVEThe tare function is disabled in operating mode: The net weight weighing can not be done.

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$ Saving – Restoration on memory card

% Saving the parameters

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / SD CARDSD CARDSD CARDSD CARD / CONFIGCONFIGCONFIGCONFIG / I40I40I40I40->SDSDSDSD

The system requests a confirmation for the operation: CONFIRMCONFIRMCONFIRMCONFIRM

% Restoration of parameters

• SERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE / SD CARDSD CARDSD CARDSD CARD / CONFIGCONFIGCONFIGCONFIG / SDSDSDSD->I40I40I40I40

The system requests a confirmation for the operation: CONFIRMCONFIRMCONFIRMCONFIRM

$ Remote operations by Ethernet link

1. Establish the Ethernet interface configuration. See “Configuration Ethernet link”, page 38.

2. Establish the physical connection between the indicator and a PC:

- Either directly by RJ45 cable (point-to-point, crossed cable),

- Or via a local network.

3. Start the indicator by selecting the desired work mode:

- In operating mode, only weight display is allowed;

- In configuration mode, depending on the user connection profile, the INSTALLER or OPERATOR level configuration options can be reached.

4. Connect to the indicator via a web browser. To do this, depending on the network configuration, enter in the Web browser address bar:

- Either the indicator's host name HOST NAME (default value: X112),

- Or its IP address (default value: 192.168.0.100).

YESYESYESYES The parameters are saved on the µSD memory card.

NONONONO Abort the operation.

YESYESYESYESThe parameters are restored from the µSD memory card. (They become the indicator's active parameters).

NONONONO Abort the operation.

Access to this screen can be obtained in all indicator's operating modes.

• Once the connection is made, the welcome screen is shown.

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Access to this screen can only be obtained after having started the indicator in configuration mode.

• By clicking on the welcome screen's CONFIG link, the configuration mode menu is available.

• From this screen, it is possible to save the indicator's configuration parameters on the PC, or to restore them.

Access to this screen can only be obtained after having started the indicator in configuration mode and be logged in at INSTALLER level.

• All configuration mode options are accessible, for example, view the overloads.

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Menu Guide 8

$ Configuration

% Connection

Option / Parameter

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MENU

LOGIN

OPERATOR

0 - 9OPERATOR password

INSTALLER

0 - 9INSTALLER password

PASSWORD

OPERATOR

OLD

0 - 9 Old password

NEW

0 - 9 1st stroke

CONFIRM

0 - 9 2nd stroke

INSTALLER

OLD

0 - 9 Old password

NEW

0 - 9 1st stroke

CONFIRM

0 - 9 2nd stroke

EXIT

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% Application

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APPLICATION

THRESHOLD 1

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

WEIGHT

● < > NET

< > GROSS

ACTION

● < > > = WEIGHT

< > < = WEIGHT

... ... ...

THRESHOLD 4

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

WEIGHT

● < > NET

< > GROSS

ACTION

● < > > = WEIGHT

< > < = WEIGHT

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% Parameters

• Option detail MENU / PARAMETERS (1/13)

Option / Parameter

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LANGUAGE

< > ENGLISH

● < > FRENCH

DISPLAY UNIT

BRIGHTNESS

< > NONE

< > LOW

< > MEDIUM

● < > HIGH

COLOR

● < > WHITE

< > YELLOW

< > PINK

< > RED

< > CYAN

< > GREEN

< > BLUE

ECO MODE

● < > OFF

< > ON

DATE / TIME

DATE

0 - 9 Current date

HOUR

0 - 9 Current time

KEYBOARD

KEY BEEP

< > NONE

< > LOW

< > MEDIUM

● < > HIGH

LOCKING

< > YES

● < > NO

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O The standard parameters can be viewed: Once the peripheral selection is made with the STANDARD option, repeat the selection with the ADVANCED option without validating any parameter (exit with ESC).

Option / Parameter Possible Mode

COM 1(i)

(i) Same menu options for COM1 or COM2 (except specified otherwise).

REMOTE DISPLAY

D20 STANDARD / ADVANCED



ABC06 STANDARD / ADVANCED

ABC57 STANDARD / ADVANCED

PC / PLC

SLAVE A STANDARD / ADVANCED

MASTER A STANDARD / ADVANCED

MODBUS STANDARD / ADVANCED

NONE

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- Advanced parameters: Peripheral on COM1*

Option / Parameter

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ADVANCED

FORMAT(i)

(i) Same option and sub-options for all peripherals:- Remote display- PC / Controller.

SPEED

< > 300

< > 1200

< > 2400

< > 4800

● < > 9600

< > 19200

< > 38400

< > 115200

NUMBER OF BITS

● < > 8

< > 7

PARITY

● < > NONE

< > ODD

< > EVEN

NBR STOP BITS

< > 2

● < > 1

Option not available on COM2 RS 232 / 485

< > RS 232

● < > RS 485

* Same menu options for COM1 or COM2 (except specified otherwise).

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- Advanced parameters: Remote display on COM1*

Option / Parameter

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ADVANCED

PROTOCOL

MASTER A

SENDING MODE

< > PERIODIC

● < > AT STABILITY (1)

PERIOD

0 - 9 Send time period

If (1)STABILITY

0 - 9 Stability range

IDENTIFICATION NO.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK NO.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO

SLAVE A

IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK NO.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO


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Option / Parameter

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ADVANCED

SLAVE A

IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK NO.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO

MASTER A

SENDING MODE

< > PERIODIC

● < > AT STABILITY

PERIOD

0 - 9 Send time

STABILITY


IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK NO.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO


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- Advanced parameters: PC or controller on COM1*

Option / Parameter

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ADVANCED

MODBUS

IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

ADDRESS

0 - 9


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Option / Parameter

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USB

PROTOCOL

SLAVE A

IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK NO.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO

MASTER A

SENDING MODE

< > PERIODIC


PERIOD

0 - 9 Send time

STABILITY


IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK No.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO

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Option / Parameter

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USB

PROTOCOL

MODBUS

IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

ADDRESS

0 - 9

NONE

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ETHERNET

HOST NAME

0 - 9 Host name

DHCP

< > ACTIVE

● < > INACTIVE

IP ADDRESS

0 - 9 IP Address

MASK

0 - 9 Subnet mask

GATEWAY

0 - 9Gateway address

PROTOCOL

SLAVE A

IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK No.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO

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Option / Parameter

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ETHERNET

PROTOCOL

MASTER A

SENDING MODE

< > PERIODIC


PERIOD

0 - 9 Send time

STABILITY


IDENTIFICATION No.

0 - 9

WEIGHT TYPE

● < > NORMAL

< > HR

CONFIGURABLE FRAME

BLOCK No.

0 - 9

ACTIVE

< > YES

● < > NO

CHECKSUM

< > YES

● < > NO

I200 COMPATIBILITY

● < > YES

< > NO

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CAN

IDENTIFICATION NO.

0 - 9Indicator's CAN address

SPEED

< > 10 kb/s

< > 20 kb/s

< > 50 kb/s

● < > 125 kb/s

< > 250 kb/s

< > 500 kb/s

PROFIBUS-DP

IDENTIFICATION NO.

0 - 9

SPEED

● < > Automatic

< > 9.6 kb/s

< > 19.2 kb/s

< > 93.75 kb/s

< > 187.5 kb/s

< > 500 kb/s

< > 1.5 Mb/s

< > 3 Mb/s

< > 6 Mb/s

< > 12 Mb/s

< > 31.25 Mb/s

< > 45.45 Mb/s

MOTOROLA

● < > YES

< > NO

DEVICENET

IDENTIFICATION NO.

0 - 9

SPEED

< > 125 kb/s

< > 250 kb/s

● < > 500 kb/s

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TCP MODBUS ETHERNET

DHCP

< > YES

● < > NO

IP ADDRESS

0 - 9 IP Address

MASK

0 - 9 Subnet mask

GATEWAY


ETHERNET / IP

DHCP

● < > YES

< > NO

IP ADDRESS

0 - 9 IP Address

MASK

0 - 9 Subnet mask

GATEWAY


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I / O

INPUT 1

LOGIC

● < > ACTIVE 1

< > ACTIVE 0

INPUT 2

LOGIC

● < > ACTIVE 1

< > ACTIVE 0

OUTPUT 1

LOGIC

● < > ACTIVE 1

< > ACTIVE 0

OUTPUT 2

Same as Output 1

OUTPUT 3

Same as Output 1

OUTPUT 4

Same as Output 1

ANALOG OUTPUT

MODE

● < > 4 - 20 mA

< > 0 - 10 V

WEIGHT

< > NET

● < > GROSS

CALIBRATION(i)

(i) If mode 4-20mA.

4 mA

0 - 9 Minimum output value

20 mA

0 - 9 Maximum output value

CALIBRATION(ii)

(ii) If mode 0-20mA.

10 V

0 - 9 Maximum output value

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% Measurement

• Option detail MENU / MEASUREMENT (1/4)

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SETTINGS

CLASS

< > CLASS II

● < > CLASS III

< > CLASS IIII

RANGE

USAGE

● < > ML

< > DPS

< > HML

UNIT

● < > kg

< > g

< > t

< > lb

NUMBER OF RANGES

1 1-3 1 to 3

MULTI-PURPOSE

● < > MULTI-DIVISION

< > MULTI-RANGE

RANGE 1

MAXIMUM CAPACITY

0 - 9 Capacity value

DIVISION

0 - 9 Division value

POINTS PER DIVISION (1)

10 0 - 9Number of points per division:

RANGE 2

Same as Range 1, except (1)

RANGE 3

Same as Range 1, except (1)

MINIMUM CAPACITY

0 - 9 Minimum capacity value

GRAVITY

ALTITUDE

0 - 9 Location's altitude (m)

LATITUDE

0 - 9 Location's latitude (m)

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ADJUSTMENT

OFFSET

LINEARISATION

ZERO

- Weighed value

NB SEGMENTS

1 1 - 6

SEGMENT 1

STANDARD WEIGHT

0 - 9Standard weight value

SEGMENT 1

- Weighed value

... ... ...

SEGMENT 6

Same as Segment 1

WITHOUT STANDARD WEIGHT

ZERO/SLOPE

SENSOR SENSITIVITY

2 0 - 9 mV/V

NOMINAL LOAD

0 0 - 9Sensor's nominal load

TARE UNLOADED

0 0 - 9

ZERO 1 POINT

0 0 - 9 Weight at zero

UNLOADING

1st NEW

CONFIRMATION

● < > YES

< > NO

2nd POINT

DIFFERENCE

0 0 - 91st - 2nd point weight difference

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Option / Parameter

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INSTALLATION

USER ZERO

0 - 9 Value in % of range

ZERO TRACKER

● < > INACTIVE

< > ACTIVE GROSS

< > ACTIVE GROSS/NET

AUTO ZERO

ACTIVATION

● < > YES

< > NO

TIME DELAY

0 - 9 0 to 65000 ms

INITIAL ZERO

LOW LIMIT


HIGH LIMIT


CREEP

● < > INACTIVE

< > ACTIVE

FILTERING

CODE

2 0 - 4

FREQUENCY

50 0 - 9Number of measurements / s

FILTER 1... FILTER 3

TYPE

< > INACTIVE

● < > AVERAGE

< > SORT

WINDOW

10 0 - 9

STABILITY

CODE

4 0 - 9

WINDOW

4 0 - 9Number of measurements

LIMIT

5 0 - 9 Measuring points

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DEFAULT PARAMETERS

ADJUSTMENT

CONFIRMATION

● < > YES

< > NO

ADJUSTMENT

CONFIRMATION

● < > YES

< > NO

INSTALLATION

CONFIRMATION

● < > YES

< > NO

VERIFICATION

- Measured weight display

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% Service

• Option detail MENU / SERVICE (1/2)

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OVERLOADS

TOTAL NUMBER

-Display of total number of overloads

1st OVERLOAD

< >Recording display on several pages

... ...

9th OVERLOAD

< > Same as 1st overload

WEIGHINGS

WEIGHING COUNTER

- Total weighing number display

Level 1

0 - 9 Level 1 threshold

LEVEL 2


LEVEL 3


TOTAL WEIGHT OF WEIGHINGS

-All weighings cumulative weight display

RESET COUNTERS TO ZERO(i)

(i) Reset overload and weighings counters and accumulated weight.

CONFIRMATION -

● < > YES

< > NO

TARING

● < > ACTIVE

< > INACTIVE

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SD CARD

CONFIGURATION

I40 - SD

CONFIRMATION

● < > YES

< > NO

SD - I40

CONFIRMATION

● < > YES

< > NO

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