Bilanciai DD1010 FLYNET Use, Maintenance And Installation Manual page 35

5.2.1.1.1 Internal Scale
The internal scale is a Scale that uses the converter on board the indicator.
The type of scale is determined by the type of converter installed. When the internal scale is created,
the programme checks the type of converter.
Select the internal scale to display eight buttons (if indicator approved) or ten buttons (if not
approved). Access to sampling (sampling procedure) depends on the type of approval. Access to the
calibration key is only possible if the self-adhesive label that seals the calibration switch access hole
is removed.
To create an Internal Scale click the "ADD" key and select Internal Scale:
CHARACTERISTIC PARAMETERS
Minimum
weighing
Capacity
Division
Unit of
measurement
Legal scale
Regulations
SPECIFIC PARAMETERS
Reading time
Conversion
speed
Number of
cells
TARE
Tare Device
Multiple
Tares
Tare lock
DD1010 FLYNET
Compliance with the maximum tolerated error is only assured above this weight
setting.
This is the maximum weight value that can be loaded on the scale or full scale of
the instrument.
This is the scale resolution expressed in the selected unit of measurement.
kg, g, t, lb,oz and tn
Indicates whether the scale is intended to be used for legal purposes (e.g.
commercial transactions) or not.
EURO, OIML, NTEP (indicates the selected standard)
This is the reading time of the internal scale board, it is expressed in hundredths of
a second.
It is active for both analogue and digital scale. In case of digital scale it refers to
the cell reading speed per second (number of readings/second).
This is the number of cells present in the system; this parameter is present only
when the cells are digital.
Activated It is possible both to set the tare through acquisition of the weight
on the scale or by entering a tare value directly from the keyboard
Self-weighing It is only possible to set the tare through acquisition of the weight
only on the scale; tare values may not be entered from the keyboard.
Preset only Tare values may be set from the keyboard only, not by acquisition
of the weight on the scale
Deactivated Tares may not be set either through acquisition of the weight on the
scale or by entering a tare value directly from the keypad.
No "No" indicates no additional tares.
1.2 Indicates the number of additional tares relative to the acquired tare
and the tare entered from the keypad.
It defines the management mode of the tare when unloading the scale.
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