Accumulation; Accumulation Parameters; Performing Accumulations - GSE 60 SERIES Technical Reference Manual

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CCUMULATION
Many applications such as multiple dump batching systems, axle weighing
systems, and inventory control require accumulation of weight values. The
accumulation parameters provide an easy method for totaling multiple
weighments. Separate accumulation parameters are maintained for
GROSS and NET weights for each enabled scale.
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CCUMULATION
Table 5-1 lists all operating parameter that are affected an accumulation
operation.
Table 5-1: Accumulator Parameters
P
ARAMETER
3 Gross Total
4 Gross Total + Current Gross Weight
5 Gross Total – Current Gross Weight
6 Net Total
7 Net Total + Current Net Weight
8 Net Total – Current Net Weight
9 Number of Accumulations
43 Total of All Gross Totals
44 Total of All Net Totals
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ERFORMING
Before attempting an accumulation, either the GROSS parameter (0P),
GROSS TOTAL parameter (3P), NET parameter (1P) or NET TOTAL
parameter (6P) must be selected. An accumulation may then be
performed by placing a load on the scale and pressing [ . ] [ENTER].
Accumulations are motion inhibited, meaning the accumulation will not
occur until the scale becomes stable within the limits defined in the setup
mode at P114 (motion divisions) and P115 (motion time delay). Mot'n
Delay is displayed while the scale is unstable.
Once the scale becomes stable, all accumulation parameters for both
GROSS and NET are updated.
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NITIALIZING CCUMULATION
Accumulation parameters are stored in non-volatile memory, saving their
values during power loss so that accumulations can resume when power
is restored.
To reset accumulation parameters, select either the GROSS TOTAL or
NET TOTAL parameter and press [CLR]. The display prompts ENTER
=CLR!. Press [ENTER] to confirm. All accumulation parameters are reset
to zero (0).
Weigh Mode Operation 5-9
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ARAMETERS
D
ESCRIPTION
CCUMULATIONS
T
OTALS
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