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  • Page 1 Compact scale / terminal eS10 Operating instructions as of program version 1.09 38034911005 en...
  • Page 2 All rights reserved Tous droits réservés Reservados todos los derechos Tutti i diritti riservati © 03/2015 Bizerba GmbH & Co. KG, 72336 Balingen P.O. Box 10 01 64 72301 Balingen, Germany Telephone (+49 7433) 12-0, Fax (+49 7433) 12-2696 Email: marketing@bizerba.com...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Operating instructions eS10 Contents Contents Page About these instructions ..........
  • Page 4 Contents Operating instructions eS10 Installation ............
  • Page 5 Operating instructions eS10 Contents 5.12 Weighing operation ..........
  • Page 6 Contents Operating instructions eS10 Scale calibration menu ......... .

  • Page 7: About These Instructions

    Examples of pictures and graphics included in these instructions may vary from the version you have received. Content These instructions describe the operation of the compact scale / terminal eS10, in the fol- lowing referred to as device. These instructions contain information subject to verification. Safe-keeping This technical document is an essential component of the device.

  • Page 8: Explanation Of Warnings

    About these instructions Operating instructions eS10 Additional information for better understanding. 1.4.2 Explanation of warnings The signal word above the symbol indicates the risk level. DANGER Source of danger with high risk of imminent danger to persons! This may lead to life threatening injuries and serious health dam- age.

  • Page 9: About The Device

    Operating instructions eS10 About the device About the device Device types The device can be supplied with or w/o load receptor. Compact scale eS10 The device is a non-automatic, electromechanical scale with automatic display and operating unit. Terminal eS10 The device is an industrial terminal w/o load receptor.

  • Page 10: Device Configuration

    About the device Operating instructions eS10 2.3.1 Device configuration Fig. 2: Device configuration GLP 58 CITIZEN / EPSON or compatible printer PC/EDP COM1 = printer COM2 = EDP Ethernet = EDP 38034911005 en...

  • Page 11: Identification Plates

    Operating instructions eS10 About the device Identification plates Main identification plate of a non-automatic scale The main identification plate may differ depending on device and country of installation. Fig. 3: Main identification plate of a non-automatic scale Explanation of individual inscriptions:...

  • Page 12: Position Of Identification Plates

    About the device Operating instructions eS10 2.4.1 Position of identification plates The main identification plate in accordance with OIML R76-1 is located on the right side of the housing. The metrological information is located on an additional plate which is near the window close to the display.

  • Page 13: Sight Window For Internal Safety Mark

    Scales that are connected on site to an additional device must have their first verification carried out either by the responsible verification office or by a Bizerba verification engineer. Scales as well as the additional device must be tested and verified. If the scale with add.

  • Page 14: Regulations Of Approval For Weighing Data Memory

    About the device Operating instructions eS10 2.10 Regulations of approval for weighing data memory The points listed below are prescribed by the EC type test certificate; these must be abso- lutely observed by the user. The following conditions must be fulfilled in relation to the long-term storage of weighing results: –...

  • Page 15: Software

    The warranty will lapse if defects/damage that occur are caused by persons not authorized by Bizerba. The warranty will lapse if any spare parts or operating material other than origi- nal Bizerba ones are used. If you have any questions on warranty, spare parts or operat- ing material, please contact your Bizerba consultant.

  • Page 16: Disposal/Environmental Protection

    About the device Operating instructions eS10 2.15 Disposal/Environmental protection The legal disposal/environmental protection terms of the respective countries apply. Only valid for Germany! Batteries are fitted in this device which are subject to the Battery Ordinance on the return and disposal of used batteries and accumulators.

  • Page 17: Safety Instructions

    The operating personnel must be familiar with the safety features of the device and must have read and understood the safety instructions included in these operating instructions. Only qualified trade personnel or Bizerba service technicians may open the device components.

  • Page 18: System-Related Sources Of Hazards

    Safety instructions Operating instructions eS10 System-related sources of hazards DANGER Electrical voltage in device with power plug inserted! Danger to life due to electrical shock. – Pull power plug before working inside the device. – Work inside the device must be performed by qualified personnel only.

  • Page 19: Installation

    Operating instructions eS10 Installation Installation Transport and storage Always transport and store the device in its original packaging. If the device was stored in an area with low temperatures before being unpacked, the device could condensate in a room with normal temperatures after being unpacked.

  • Page 20: Installation Requirements

    Installation Operating instructions eS10 Installation requirements The following requirements must be complied with for the setup of the device: – Installation surface must be level – Freedom from vibrations, oscillations and drafts, as well as the driest possible installa- tion must be guaranteed for our equipment.

  • Page 21: Check The Electric Connection

    Operating instructions eS10 Installation Fig. 8: Device is not leveled correctly. Check the electric connection Installation of power supply provided by customer The installation of the power supply for connecting to our equipment must be carried out in accordance with the international specifications and the regulations derived from them.

  • Page 22: Battery (Option)

    Installation Operating instructions eS10 WARNING Incorrect supply voltage! Destruction of electric components, fire hazard. – Compare the data of the supply voltage with the specifications on the device identification plate. – Do not connect device to power supply system if the data of the supply voltage does not match the values of the device.

  • Page 23: Removable Power Cable (Optional)

    Operating instructions eS10 Installation Removable power cable (optional) Devices with battery pack will be supplied with a removable power cable. In order for the screwable plug-in connection to comply with the specified IP protection class of the termi- nal, the following requirements must be met: –...

  • Page 24: Connect Power Cable

    Installation Operating instructions eS10 Protective cap The protective cap must be mounted to the device plug-in connector if no power ca- ble is connected to the device. Fig. 11: Firmly screwed together protective 4.7.1 Connect power cable DANGER Electrical voltage on the plug-in connector with mains plug inser- ted! Danger to life due to electrical shock.
  • Page 25 Operating instructions eS10 Installation Fig. 13: Screw connection Secure screw connection Unsecure screw connection Firmly screw together screw connection between cable plug-in connector and device plug-in connector. In order to ensure a secure connection there must be no gap between the connecting pieces.

  • Page 26: Operation

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 Operation Display and operating field Fig. 14: Display and operating unit Standby/reset key Status symbols Weight, tare and application values Bar segments Unit of measured value (g, kg, t, lb, pcs) Control panel Key functions Function in weighing operation Menu functions Briefly press key: Save data and restart.
  • Page 27 Operating instructions eS10 Operation Special characters in the display This symbol signalizes that the displayed measured value is a net value. Tar- ing was performed. Operating mode tendency control In this operating mode the weight is determined in reference to a specified tar- get weight.

  • Page 28: Switch Device On / Reset

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 Switch device on / reset Plug in power pack The scale is supplied via the network. Display presentation Process description All display segments will be activated. The program number is briefly displayed. Middle segments are briefly displayed.

  • Page 29: Functions Of Menu Key F2

    Operating instructions eS10 Operation Display presentation Process description Counting operation With selection call up reference quantity. Possible selection: 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 / 125 Fine division Total display Call-up: Fixed tare value...

  • Page 30: Change The Tens Digit For Input Of Numbers

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 Display presentation Process description Ethernet interface parameters, see page 74 Total display, see page 43 PC/EDP interface parameters, see page 50 Printer interface, see page 61 Tolerance control, see page 34 General parameters, see page 77...

  • Page 31: Display Metrological Data

    Operating instructions eS10 Operation Display presentation Process description Select desired parameter number. Confirm input with Display metrological data The verification status displays if there were verification relevant parameter changes. Fur- thermore, the identification of the connected load cell will be displayed.
  • Page 32 Operation Operating instructions eS10 Display presentation Process description Start calibration. Call up metrologically approved data storage ("alibi memory"), see page 33. Select verification status. Call up logbook, see page 31. Return to weighing mode. Display verification status of digital weighing systems...

  • Page 33: Call Up Logbook

    Operating instructions eS10 Operation Display presentation Process description Year of manufacture of weighing system Consecutive number of weighing system Return to weighing mode Display verification status of analog weighing systems Display presentation Process description Slide switch ("H1" = non-approved, "H0" = ap-...
  • Page 34 Operation Operating instructions eS10 Display presentation Process description Confirm service parameter selection with Confirm logbook function selection with The current logbook entry is displayed. The department number is displayed. The component number is displayed. The follow- ing display variants are available: –...

  • Page 35: Call Up Metrologically Approved Data Storage

    Operating instructions eS10 Operation Call up metrologically approved data storage In the metrologically approved data storage ("alibi memory") you can enter a desired num- ber with a maximum of 6 digits in a search mask and afterwards check the data record.

  • Page 36: Call Up Tendency Control

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 Display presentation Process description Ones decade is active. Increase ones decade by one. With confirm search number. Consecutive number not found Display presentation Process description The entered number was not found. Return to weighing mode with...
  • Page 37 Operating instructions eS10 Operation The exact weight value is provided by the numeric display which also runs in this op- erating mode. The following display options are possible: – absolute weight value – Difference of current weight value from target value You can select this display type in the general parameter menu step 11.

  • Page 38: Working With Tendency Control

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 5.10.1 Working with tendency control In order to work with tolerance control the following requirements are necessary: 1. Input of desired operating mode for tendency control – Tolerance weighed (step 50/1) – %± tolerance (step 50/2) –...
  • Page 39 Operating instructions eS10 Operation Display presentation Process description Current upper tolerance limit is displayed. Change upper tolerance limit with or call up next parameter with Current lower tolerance limit is displayed. Change lower tolerance limit with or call up next parameter with...

  • Page 40: Battery Pack Operation (Optional)

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 Manual tolerance input Display only if 50 = 3 Display presentation Process description Tolerance control manual input Current target value is displayed. Change target value manual input with call up next parameter with Change value: Manual input of new target weight.
  • Page 41 Operating instructions eS10 Operation The charging time of an empty battery is about 11 hours. The battery pack discharges even while not in use for a longer period of time if the scale is not connected to the power supply. Therefore, connect the scale to the power supply whenever possible. An over- charging of the battery pack is automatically prevented due to an integrated charging con- nection.

  • Page 42: Weighing Operation

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 5.12 Weighing operation 5.12.1 Weight display After switching the device on, the weight display appears. Display presentation Process description The current weight is continuously dis- played. Single division scale: The weight value is displayed in the entire weighing range in dis- play steps of the same division.

  • Page 43: Deleting Tare

    Operating instructions eS10 Operation 5.12.4 Deleting tare Display presentation Description on how to proceed Display of net weight. Display of gross weight. 5.12.5 Counting operation Key <F1> is assigned with "Cnt" and a reference number such as 10 is preselected, see page 26.
  • Page 44 Operation Operating instructions eS10 scale interval Weighing subject to 1d (internal) 200d Minimum reference weight at... range metrological approval max. min. reference Display interval Reference Reference [kg] number 10 [g] number 20 [g] mass [g] 120 000d [g] ≤ 40.00 ≤...

  • Page 45: Weight Display With Increased Resolution (Not Metrologically Approved)

    Operating instructions eS10 Operation 5.12.6 Weight display with increased resolution (not metrologically approved) Key <F1> is assigned with "FEin", see page 26. Display presentation Process description Call up weight display with increased resolution. The weight display is performed with 10 times higher resolution.

  • Page 46: Net Weighing With Fixed Tare Value

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 5.12.8 Net weighing with fixed tare value Key <F1> is assigned with "tF", see page 26. Display presentation Process description Example: The fixed tare memory is as- signed with 5.48 kg. Taring via call-up of fixed tare value.

  • Page 47: Display Supply / Battery Voltage

    Operating instructions eS10 Operation 5.12.11 Display supply / battery voltage Key <F1> is assigned with "U in", see page 26. Display presentation Process description Display of supply / battery voltage in volts Return to weighing mode. 5.12.12 Display tendency control Key <F1>...

  • Page 48: Item Recording, Adding

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 If equipped with a serial interface and relevant parameter setting the data is sent to a con- nected PC/EDP or output from the connected printer. 5.13.1 Item recording, adding Display presentation Process description Registration process The weight value is added to the mem- ory *kg.
  • Page 49 Operating instructions eS10 Operation Tare weight Net weight Reference number Reference weight Quantity Target value Deviation +/- Result +/- Values of character (=): Good weight (<): Under weight (>): Overweight With activated dimension lb the item recording is also done in dimension lb and the weight value is added to memory *lb.

  • Page 50: Total Recording

    Operation Operating instructions eS10 5.13.2 Total recording A total recording is only possible after a total display was activated, see page 43. Display presentation Process description Registration process All total memories are set to 0 (number of pieces, weight, item counter).
  • Page 51 Operating instructions eS10 Operation Net weight Reference number Reference weight Quantity With activated dimension lb the item recording is also done in dimension lb and the memo- ry content of *lb will be deleted. For operating modes and parameter settings for printer and PC/EDP see page 50.

  • Page 52: Pc/Edp And Printer Interface

    PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface The device can be optionally equipped with one or two serial interfaces RS 232 for con- nection of PC/EDP or printer. The serial interface works w/o control and signal cables.
  • Page 53 Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface Data set header Record no. = Item recording, adding + = Total* = Item recording, non-adding = Independent of recording System no. Fig. 19: Data record head 5 byte Parameter menu step 75 Scale no.
  • Page 54 PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 Sign: (20H) = positive value (2DH) = negative value Scale: Underload or overload: Is marked in the status byte. All decades including g and kg are marked (58H). Gross weight Example: Gross weight 10.475 kg;...
  • Page 55 Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface Counting values Quantity Reference number Reference weight for kg Reference weight for lb Total values Identifier = 2 (32H) * Net weight * Tare weight * Gross weight * Quantity For item recording adding: Item coun- ter is set to 1 with total recording.
  • Page 56 PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 Tendency control values +/- Target value Deviation +/- Result +/- Values of character – (=): Good weight – (<): Under weight – (>): Overweight Data input formats Function commands Test (restart) Zero setting...

  • Page 57: Pc/Edp - Continuous Sending Of Data

    6.1.2 PC/EDP – continuous sending of data For connection to external equipment or other Bizerba weighing terminals the device can be set in 2 operating modes to continuous sending of data w/o data record head in the grid of 200 ms.

  • Page 58: Pc/Edp Interface Parameters

    PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 Continuous sending of gross/net weight with display resolution (dd resolution) Parameter menu step 70 = 20 Gross/net weight Time grid approx. 200 ms With fine display an additional decimal place is given. This setting only makes sense for non-approved scales.
  • Page 59 Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface Selection Subselection Display Explanation Baud rate 71 9600 115200 bit/s 115_ 57600 bit/s 57600 38400 bit/s 38400 Setting changes with 19200 bit/s 19200 each keystroke. 9600 bit/s 9600 4800 bit/s 4800 Parity and data bit...
  • Page 60 PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation Data set header Item recording + Consecutive number off 59 0 Consecutive number on 59 1 Item counter off (counting as from 1) 91 0 Item counter on (counting as from 1)
  • Page 61 Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface Selection Subselection Display Explanation Number of pieces off 63 0 Number of pieces on 63 1 +/- target value off 69 0 +/- target value on 69 1 +/- deviation from target value off...
  • Page 62 PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation * Gross weight off 57 0 * Gross weight on 57 1 * Tare weight off 56 0 * Tare weight on 56 1 * Net weight off 55 0...

  • Page 63: Printer Interface

    Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface Selection Subselection Display Explanation Start character 01 SOH (Hex) Setting changes with each keystroke. (Hex) Printer interface The selected data can also be output from a printer. Printer status messages "switched on", "ready for operation" and "paper available" are ignored by the device.
  • Page 64 PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation Baud rate 61 9600 115200 bit/s 115_ 57600 bit/s 57600 38400 bit/s 38400 Setting changes with 19200 bit/s 19200 each keystroke. 9600 bit/s 9600 4800 bit/s 4800 Parity and data bit...
  • Page 65 Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface Selection Subselection Display Explanation Net weight off 51 0 Net weight on 51 1 Reference number off 65 0 Reference number on 65 1 Reference weight off 64 0 Reference weight on 64 1...
  • Page 66 PC/EDP and printer interface Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation Additional space Number of additional blank lines after item re- cording adding Setting changes with each keystroke. Number of additional blank lines after item re- cording adding Total recording...
  • Page 67 Operating instructions eS10 PC/EDP and printer interface Selection Subselection Display Explanation Number of pieces off 58 0 Number of pieces on 58 1 Text block 1 off 01 0 Text block 1 on 01 1 Text block 2 off 02 0...

  • Page 68: Ixnet Dialogs

    IXNET dialogs Operating instructions eS10 IXNET dialogs The dialog frame of the transport protocol Fig. 22: Dialog context IX/Data End character (...2 byte) User data (max. 1024 bytes): Readable user data in Ix-Net format Separator (3x1) SRC = Source ID (254)

  • Page 69: Data Dialog Ixnet Interface

    Operating instructions eS10 IXNET dialogs Data dialog IXNET interface Default settings in PC/EDP parameter menu Step 70 Step 71 9600 Step 72 Step 73 Step 74 Possible commands Machine information GV05 Reset GX01 Zero setting GX02 Tare GX05 Deleting tare...

  • Page 70: Device Functions

    IXNET dialogs Operating instructions eS10 7.2.1 Device functions Device reset (reboot) Restart the system. Command Response I!GX01 I!LW00|1 Zero setting of scale Command Response I!GX02 I!LW00|2 I!LV00|LW01| Error number |LW02|2|LX02 Possible errors Weighing function not executable 3002 Scale outside zero setting range...
  • Page 71 Operating instructions eS10 IXNET dialogs Possible errors Weighing function not executable 3002 Requesting device ID and device information In order to receive general information of the device, the command can be run as fol- GV05 lows: Command Response I?GV05|LX02 I!GV05|GT12|BIZERBA eS10|GT13|602.82.410.06|GL19|24022014| GT08|34|GV06|GW01|1|GW09|1|kg;-3;12000|GD0A|kg;-3;1|LX02|...
  • Page 72 IXNET dialogs Operating instructions eS10 GV02 data block (additional character set) 10 sets with 50 characters each stored -non-volatile. Possible errors Incorrect block number 24355 Text too long 24360 Weight request Command Response Description Weight request without stability evaluation I?RX01 I!LV01|<Subcmd>|LX02...
  • Page 73 Operating instructions eS10 IXNET dialogs Weight status GT0A Example : Tare weighed, no motion, overload, outside zero setting range 21010000 digit Function Description Tare identification Definition of tare 1 = tare not active 2 = weighed tare 3 = tare preset, manual value (EDP)
  • Page 74 IXNET dialogs Operating instructions eS10 Tare with value definition Command Response Description I!GD02|kg;-3;50 I!LW00|770 I!LV00|LW01| Error number |LW02|770|LX02 Possible errors Tare value incorrect 3031 Transmitted weight value has incorrect dimension 3036 Writing tolerance control value Command Response Description I!CV06|CD02|kg;-3;800|CD08|kg;-3;1000|CD03| I!LW00|9734 kg;-3;1200|LX02...
  • Page 75 Operating instructions eS10 IXNET dialogs Stopping tolerance control Command Response Description I!CX02 I!LW00|8194 38034911005 en...

  • Page 76: Ethernet Interface

    Ethernet interface Operating instructions eS10 Ethernet interface The device can be optionally equipped with an Ethernet interface for connection of PC/ EDP. Transmission rates of 10 MBit/s and 100 MBit/s are supported in the IPv4 address space. Performance of Ethernet interface The device may be operated with a nominal load of 16.8% at a maximum of 25,000 pack-...
  • Page 77 Operating instructions eS10 Ethernet interface Selection Subselection Display Explanation Ethernet interface (communication via serial interface) UDP with fixed IP address TCP/IP server with fixed address (1 client maximum) UDP with DHCP TCP/IP server with DHCP (1 client maximum) 1st block of device's IP address 811 000 Example: 192.168.0.101...
  • Page 78 Example: 8501365 = port 01365 display of MAC address display of Ethernet status host name of scale for DNS server: eS10-XX (XX = variable digits 0 - 9) Display of Ethernet status Ethernet not active Connection active (UDP/TCP/IP fixed IP address)

  • Page 79: Service Menu

    Operating instructions eS10 Service menu Service menu With the service menu you can set parameters for different tasks and requirements: – Weighing settings – Functions and applications – Connection of different peripheral devices – Functions for start-up, test and analysis General parameters Menu call-up only via restart, see page 27.
  • Page 80 Service menu Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation Weight change required for new recording Function not active Function active Reference weight filter 0.5 s 1.0 s Setting changes with each keystroke. 25 s Auto recording Requirement for this is: The scale is in equilibri- um and within tolerance limits.
  • Page 81 Operating instructions eS10 Service menu Selection Subselection Display Explanation ± operating mode of tendency control Weighing as from zero. Display of difference as compared to target val- Weighing against zero. Display of absolute weight value Internal standardized measured value for service n000000 purposes.

  • Page 82: Scale Parameter

    Service menu Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation Digital filter No-motion environment, brief weighing time No-motion environment, medium weighing time Setting changes with each keystroke. Environment in motion, long weighing time Time to establish no-motion of weight Time = value x 30 ms...
  • Page 83 Operating instructions eS10 Service menu Menu call-up only via restart, see page 27. Call-up: "S_PArA" "SCALE_P" Save data in EEPROM: Press key. Fig. 25: Display: "SCALE_P" Selection Subselection Display Explanation Weighing range in kg, coarse interval Setting changes with each keystroke.
  • Page 84 Service menu Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation Selection multi-interval / multi-range scale Single division scale Setting changes with Dual division scale each keystroke. Triple division scale Dual-range scale Triple-range scale Weighing range in kg, small interval Setting changes with each keystroke.
  • Page 85 Operating instructions eS10 Service menu Selection Subselection Display Explanation Weighing range in kg, medium interval Setting changes with each keystroke. 27 1000 27 1200 27 1500 27 2000 27 3000 27 4000 27 5000 27 6000 27 7500 2710000 2720000...
  • Page 86 Service menu Operating instructions eS10 Selection Subselection Display Explanation Minimum load capacity Minimum load 20 e Minimum load 5 e for non-automatic weighing in- Setting changes with struments of class III for the determination of each keystroke. transportation rates. Positive g factor, g/kg Input 010 equals 0.10 g/kg...

  • Page 87: Scale Calibration Menu

    Operating instructions eS10 Service menu Special case single division scale 30000/10 g: The device expects the input of the weighing range (steps 22, 25, 27) in dimension [kg] or [lb]. The device expects the input of the digital incre- ment (steps 23, 26, 28) in dimension [g] or [mlb].
  • Page 88 Service menu Operating instructions eS10 Display presentation Process description Display of measured value for calibration point 1. 2 calibration points (0 and 1) were recorded. The cali- bration can be saved with or further calibration points can be recorded. Second calibration point at 15 kg weighing range.

  • Page 89: Switch Settings Hardware Seal

    Operating instructions eS10 Service menu This is how you change the suggested load ranges: Select position with change digit with You can end the calibration after at least 2 calibration points with Switch settings hardware seal The hardware seal (slide switch) is located under the protective cover.

  • Page 90: Examples Of Operating Procedures

    Examples of operating procedures Operating instructions eS10 Examples of operating procedures Practical examples of weighing, counting and operating procedures with recording and to- taling as well as required parameter settings. 10.1 Weighing, recording, totaling Recording of single and total weights with data output to PC/EDP and a printer.
  • Page 91 Operating instructions eS10 Examples of operating procedures Fill parts of item x into carton. Recording of item x with data output to PC/EDP or printer. Display of total, see page 43. Subtractive weighing, recording, totaling Goods receiving: Remove parts from a carton.

  • Page 92: Counting, Recording, Totaling

    Examples of operating procedures Operating instructions eS10 Remove (last) item x from carton. Recording of (last) item x with data out- put to PC/EDP or printer. 10.2 Counting, recording, totaling Recording of single weight/number of pieces and total quantity/number of pieces with data output to PC/EDP or a printer.
  • Page 93 Operating instructions eS10 Examples of operating procedures Fill target number of pieces into carton, first item. Recording of first item with data output to PC/EDP or printer. Scale is unloaded. Place empty carton on scale if number of pieces does not equal 0. Press Process additional items.

  • Page 94: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Operating instructions eS10 Troubleshooting If you cannot correct an error by yourself, you should contact the Bizerba service. When contacting the Bizerba service, please, provide the following information: – Device type (see identification plate) – Device number (see identification plate) –...

  • Page 95: Fault Descriptions

    Change the location of the Scale is not leveled. scale. Erratic environment due to draft Parameter settings to be adjus- or vibrations. ted by Bizerba customer serv- Product unstable. ice. Incorrect weight display Product incorrectly placed on Place product correctly.
  • Page 96 Troubleshooting Operating instructions eS10 Fault Cause Elimination "Er22695" The weighing range and the set Example: interval exceed the permissible Max. 6 kg e = 0,001 kg equals number of verification scale in- 6000 verification scale intervals. tervals. Max. 10000 verification scale in- tervals for analog load cell.

  • Page 97: Maintenance

    This rust is a result e.g. of contact corrosion for example. Maintenance information for stainless steel Bizerba only uses high-quality stainless steels. To avoid the formation of rust on high-qual- ity steel parts the device should not be treated to substances containing chloride (e. g.
  • Page 98 Maintenance Operating instructions eS10 Cleaning agents for stainless steel surfaces – All stainless steel cleaning materials are permitted. Before applying, make sure you read the package instructions. – Halogen-free (i.e. without chloride and fluoride ions), hydrochloric and hydrofluoric acid-free cleaning agents are also permitted.

  • Page 99: Technical Data

    Operating instructions eS10 Technical data Technical data 13.1 Dimensions Fig. 28: Dimensions 13.2 Housing Version: Stainless steel Housing versions: Remote, table top display, stand, wall mounting 13.3 Display and operating unit Keyboard: Membrane keyboard Display: LCD display; 154 x 35 mm; monochrome display 13.4...

  • Page 100: Power Supply

    Technical data Operating instructions eS10 13.5 Power supply Supply voltage: Default: 100 – 240 V AC, 50 – 60 Hz, 0.4 – 0.2 A Optional batter pack: 220 – 240 V AC, 50 – 60 Hz, 0.2 A 100 – 120 V AC, 50 – 60 Hz, 0.4 A Battery pack (optional): 10.8 V / 4.4 Ah (operating time: 20 h)

  • Page 101: Connections

    Operating instructions eS10 Technical data Inputs maximum 5.8 V; 1 active Pin No. Name Function Channel 5 input taring Channel 6 input Deleting tare Channel 7 input Item recording, adding 16-pin connection Name Function Wire color white (WH) Channel 1 input...

  • Page 102: Ce Declaration Of Conformity

    Appendix Operating instructions eS10 Appendix CE declaration of conformity 38034911005 en...
  • Page 103 A/2011-04 Safety: DIN EN 60950-1/201101 The basis for the declaration of conformity is the contract documents (Bizerba purchase order documents). Any modifications made to the above equipment without the prior per- mission of Bizerba will render this declaration invalid.

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