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- Page 1 WEIGHING INDICATOR SERIE IPE 50 User manual 2/2 Refer to the user manual 1/2 Dedicated to specific function and output RS232 / 485 / printer (valid from version 07.00) SCAIME SAS Tél : 33 4 50 87 78 64 BP501...
- Page 2 INDEX This user manual is a user manual complementary to the user manual series IPE50 Basic function Selectable operating modes port communication RS232 and 485 18.5 communication protocol Printer output...
- Page 3 16 BASIC FUNCTION Complement of the user manual 1/2 16.1 AUTO POWER OFF FUNCTION It is possible to automatically turn off the indicator (from 1 to 255 minutes), or disable it; the auto power off takes place when, with unloaded scale, or a key has not been pressed for the time set: the display shows the “- oFF –...
- Page 4 16.4 “SCREEN SAVER” FUNCTION (OPTIONAL) If the indicator is fitted with the date/time function, it is possible to enable the “Screen Saver”: after a programmable time (from 1 to 255 minutes) with the scale unloaded, the time is shown on the display, in the “HH-MM-SS”...
- Page 5 17 SELECTABLE OPERATING MODES In addition to the STANDARD weighing mode with TARE deduction and transmission of data, the indicator can carry out one of the following functions: kg/lb CONVERSION, NET/GROSS SWITCH, SET POINT ON THE GROSS WEIGHT, SET POINT ON THE NET WEIGHT, IN/OUT, ALIBI, DISPLAY WITH SENSITIVITY X 10, HOLD THE DISPLAY, PEAK, HORIZONTAL TOTALIZER, VERTICAL TOTALIZER, PIECE COUNTING.
- Page 6 The instrument automatically goes to the following step. Press many times the C key until the display shows the message “SAVE?”. Press ENTER to confirm the changes made or another key to not save. 17.1 HOLD: FREEZING THE WEIGHT ON THE DISPLAY (HLd) By pressing MODE, the value of the weight is held on the display, and the display shows HoLd alternately with the weight held value (every 5 sec).
- Page 7 Rewriting number: number of 5 digits which may go from 00000 to 00255; it indicates the number of complete rewritings of the alibi memory. Weigh number: number of 6 digits which may go from 00000 to 131072; it indicates the weigh number in the current rewriting of the alibi memory With each storage the weigh number is increased of 000001;...
- Page 8 If the alibi memory is empty, when the MODE key is pressed the message “EMPTY” appears for about a second, an error acoustic signal is enabled and one returns to weighing. If the entered ID is not valid, in other words, if there is no stored weigh relative to the entered ID, the message "...
- Page 9 [II]ALRDXXXXX-YYYYYY <CR o CRLF> In which: [II] 485 address (only when transmitting in 485 mode) XXXXX rewriting number (from 00000 to 00255) YYYYYY weigh number (from 000000 to 131072) Instrument response: [II]B,LLLLLLLLLLUU,YYTTTTTTTTTTUU<CR o CRLF> In which: [II] 485 address (only when transmitting in 485 mode) scale number (always 1) LLLLLLLLLL gross weight on 10 digits...
- Page 10 PROCEDURE: By pressing MODE key the unit acquires the first weight, on the display is shown “ - - 1 - - -"; By pressing again MODE key, the unit acquires the second weight, and on the display is shown “- - 2 - - -“.
- Page 11 setting of the “ rEACT ” parameter in the SET-UP environment, in other words, either after passing by the net zero of the scale, by instability or always (see section “REENABLING OF THE PRINTOUTS AND THE INDICATOR FUNCTIONS”). If the presence of a printer has been configured, the "MODE" key or automaticly causes also the printing of the weight values.
- Page 12 "uM.APW" : unit of measure of the average unit weight (APW). • Press ENTER to enter the step. • With the ->0<- or ->T<- keys select the unit of measure (g / kg / t / Lb). • Confirm with ENTER "WAit.t"...
- Page 13 MINIMUM WEIGHT OF THE SAMPLE It is advisable to use a reference quantity equal or greater than 0,1% of the scale capacity. In any case, the weight of the reference quantity should not create an APW lower than the two internal points of the converter (intrinsic limit of the instrument);...
- Page 14 Block diagram serial output RS232 and 485 CoM . Prn Pr ModE tPr, LP542P, ALL.Std, ALL.Ext, PrPC . St , PrPC . EX , rEPE.6, Pr-no bAud.Pr 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 , 57600 , 115200 Bit.Pr n - 8 - 1, n - 8 - 2, n - 7 - 2, E - 7 - 1 , E - 7 - 2 PWr.Prn PWr.Ext, Ext.oFF Prn.CtS...
- Page 15 18 SERIAL RS232 AND 485 OUTPUT The instrument has two serial outputs (1 unidirectional and 1 bidirectional), which have the output in ASCII code compatible with the majority of printers, remote displays, PCs and other devices. It is bi-directional (halfduplex) and uses an RS232 or RS485 for transmitting data. It is mainly used to connect computers, PLCs, additional remote displays.
- Page 16 TRANSMISSION WHEN THE PRINT KEY IS PRESSED “Prin.Std”, “PrinEX” parameter The instrument communicates the weight data through the serial port when the ENTER key is pressed (except for in the TOTALIZER mode where one should press the MODE key). For non approved instruments: The transmission takes place if the weight is stable and the net weight is >...
- Page 17 - Reenabling the transmission depends on how the “rEACt” step has been set in the SET- UP environment (passage by zero of the NET weight or instability of the NET weight of 20 divisions; by choosing “always” it works upon instability). The data is transmitted using the standard string (StAb.St) or the extended string (StAb.EX);...
- Page 18 transmission; then one needs to enter the waiting time in milliseconds (tiME), in 4 digits, between a transmission and another. The TIME OUT of a printout is a minute, in other words, after a minute that the printout is blocked, it is cancelled. NOTE: the parameter is not displayed if “Pr- no”...
- Page 19 18.4 SERIAL COMMANDS FORMAT Version reading command [CC]VER<CR LF> Instrument response: [CC]VER,vvv,DGT<CR LF> In which :vvv is the firmware version Weight read command [CC]READ<CR LF> Instrument response: STANDARD STRING (see “TRANSMISSION PROTOCOLS” section). Extended weight read command [CC]REXT<CR LF> Instrument response: EXTENDED STRING (see “TRANSMISSION PROTOCOLS” section). Nota: in mode Transm , the instrument response is the value of each enable channel.
- Page 20 Manual tare command [CC]TMANVVVVVV<CR LF> or [CC]WVVVVVV<CR LF> (short command). VVVVVV : value of the tare with comma from 1 to 6 digits Instrument response: [CC]OK<CR LF> if the command has been RECEIVED; the instrument’s response does not mean necessarily that the instrument executes the tare. Zero command [CC]ZERO<CR LF>...
- Page 21 Print Command [CC]PRNT<CR LF> or [CC]P <CR LF> (short command). Instrument response: [CC]OK<CR LF> if the command has been RECEIVED; the instrument’s response does not mean necessarily that the instrument executes the printout. Command for viewing temporary message on the display [CC]DISPNNVVVVVV <CR LF>...
- Page 22 Serial command which supplies the indicator status [CC]STAT<CR LF> Instrument response: [CC]STATXX<CR LF> in which XX is a decimal value which supplies the status of the indicator; the possible values are: indicator status 00 normal scale status 01 normal scale status in input 02 instrument in technical set-up in boot phase...
- Page 23 18.5 TRANSMISSION PROTOCOLS The weight data transmission on the PC and PRT serial ports may take place in two formats: STANDARD STRING [CC]hh,kk,pppppppp,uu + CR + LF in which: [CC] INSTRUMENT CODE IN THE FORMAT OF TWO ASCII DECIMAL DIGITS ONLY IN THE CASE THAT THE 485 PROTOCOL IS SELECTED (FOR EXAMPLE 00).
- Page 24 Underload Overload Stability of display Instability of display Active inclination input NNNNNNNN net weight on 8 characters including possible sign and decimal point "PT" if the tare is manual, otherwise YY = " " (two empty spaces) if the tare is semiautomatic. TTTTTTTT tare weight on 8 characters including possible sign and decimal point.
- Page 25 19 PROGRAMMING THE PRINTOUTS If in the set-up environment the presence of the printer has been configured correctly, the indicator carries out the print functions; each functioning mode has specific printouts, shown in the “Print examples” . In any case, it is possible to define some printing fields, the size of the characters, a heading and other options depending on the printer and the predefined functioning mode.
- Page 26 1) Enter the SET-UP environment of the scale (when turned on, press for an instant the ZERO or TARE key during the countdown). 2) Select the SEtuP → Com.Prn → PrMode step and press ENTER 3) Select the desired printer (“tPR” or “LP542P) and press ENTER 4) In the “SET-UP ENVIRONMENT”...
- Page 27 dt.EX.2 like “dt.in.2” but the indicator’s date and time board (optional) is used. NOTE: The date and time is printed, if programmed, before the possible barcode, which is always at the end of the printout (!) dt. No ntik PRINTS TICKET NUMBER The ticket number is a sequence number which increases upon each printing made, this number, between 1 and 65535, is kept in memory also when the instrument is turned off.
- Page 28 TPr (for TP200 printer) DEFAuL PRINTOUT DEFAULT Through this StEP one enables the default printing relative to the selected functioning mode. The default sets, in each of the following steps, the value marked with the (!) symbol. FiLdS PRINTING FIELDS Through this StEP it is possible to select which fields to be printed among those available: G;...
- Page 29 LMbAr SELECTION OF LEFT MARGIN GROSS 1.000kg Expressed in 1/8 of a mm (from 0 to 99). (!) 00 TARE 0.000kg 1.000kg WbAr SELECTION OF BAR CODE FONT WIDTH: Programmable value: W1…W3 hbAr VdbAr (!) W1 001000 hbAr SELECTION OF BAR CODE FONT HEIGHT: 001000 Expressed in 1/8 di mm (from 0 to 255) (!) 000 bArFS SELECTION OF PRINT FIELDS IN THE BAR CODE:...
- Page 30 TICKET EXAMPLE SCAIME SAS SCAIME SAS BP501 BP501 74105 ANNEMASSE 74105 ANNEMASSE BRUT 8,000 kg WEIGHING NR. 00000001 TARE 3,000 kg GROSS 0,572 kg 5,000 kg TARE 0,500 kg TICKET NR. 1,500 kg 12:41 08-01-02 WEIGHING NR. 0000002 GROSS 3,000 kg...
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