Rice Lake IQ plus 310A Installation Manual page 21

3.3.1 SETUP MENU (CONTINUED)
NAME/CODE DESCRIPTION
DF SENS Filter cutout sensitivity. Selects the number of consecutive readings
(FS) that must fall outside the threshold (see DF THRH) before digital
filtering is ignored and the indicator jumps directly to the new value.
MOT BAND Selects the motion band, the level at which motion is detected by
(MB) comparing the present weight reading with the previous one. If
motion is not detected for one second or more, the standstill annun-
ciator lights. When "OFF," is selected, conditions for Standstill are
always met, but the annunciator does not light. Maximum value
varies depending on local regulations.
ZRANGE Zero Range: Selects the range within which the scale may be zeroed.
(ZR) The 2% selection is ±2% around the calibrated zero point, for a total
range of 4%. Indicator must be in standstill to ZERO the scale. Use
2% for legal-for-trade scales.
ZEROTRK Zero Track Band: Automatically zeroes range of selected value, as
(ZT) long as the input is within ZRANGE, and scale is in standstill. Selec-
tions are ±dd. Maximum value varies with local regulations.
OVRLOAD Overload: Determines the point at which the display blanks and an error
(OV) message is displayed, indicating an out-of-range condition. For Legal-
For-Trade scales, the setting is determined by local regulations.
PWR UP Power Up Mode: In the GO mode, the scale goes into operation
(PU) immediately after the power up test sequence. In the DELAY mode, the
word "DELAY" and a simulated clock appear for 60 seconds. If motion
is detected during the delay period, the sequence restarts. On power up,
the display is always in GROSS mode. The delay is required by HB-44
if the scale is not capable of achieving legal accuracy within warm-up.
TARE RS Tare Restriction: "Regulated" requires that the scale be in standstill and
(TR) the gross weight be in the range between 1 grad and full scale to acquire
tare. "Industrial" allows any displayable gross weight to be acquired as
a tare. There is no restriction for entering a tare value by EDP command.
TARE FN Tare Function: An entered tare remains in memory in the system for
(TF) subsequent weighings. "Auto" mode allows additional weight to be
"tared off" by pressing the TARE key again in either G or N mode.
Removing a tare value in "Auto" mode requires pressing the TARE key
when the scale reads "0" in Gross Weight. With "In/Out" mode, the tare
value is removed by pressing the TARE key a second time with the scale
in either G or N.
G/B Selects "G" (Gross) or "B" (Brutto) as the annunciator for the
(GB) Gross Weight. This affects both the displayed and printed weights.
DECFRMT Decimal point format. Allows specification of a comma instead of the
(DF) default period to be used as a decimal point.
CODE/VALUE
0 = 2 OUT
1 = 4 OUT
√
2 = 8 OUT
3 = 16 OUT
4 = 32 OUT
5 = 64 OUT
6 =128 OUT
0 = OFF
√
1 = 1dd
2 = 2dd
3 = 3dd
√
0 = 2%
1 = 100%
√
0 = OFF 3 = 2dd
1 = .5dd 4 = 3dd
2 = 1dd
0 = Full Scale
1 = FS + 1dd
2 = FS + 9dd
√
3 = FS + 2%
√
0 = GO
1 = DELAY
0 = INDUST
√
1 = REGULT
√
0 = AUTO
1 = IN/OUT
√
0 = GROSS
1 = BRUTTO
√
0 = 8888.888
1 = 8888,888
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