Analogue Output - Bilanciai DD1010 FLYNET Use, Maintenance And Installation Manual

Decimal Comma
Separator
Point
Checksu Enabled/disabled
m
Enabled Enabled/disabled
5.5.6.3 General
From this page it is possible to choose whether or not to transmit the first weighing, this parameter is
enabled for example in double weighing operation.
Transmit first
weighing operation
5.5.6.4 Delete data
This function allows deleting the data contained in the TxWeighing archive, stored using the Archive
or spool protocols, in case they are no longer needed.
To delete them, simply click on the relevant icon, press yes to confirm and delete or press no to go
back.
5.5.7

Analogue output

Up to 2 optional analogue cards can be fitted on the indicator. Depending on the hardware
configuration of the card it is possible to use it to manage the voltage output from 0V to 10V or the
current output from 4mA to 20mA.
To enable the analogue output go to the configuration section and select
Once inside the page, if the card is installed correctly, it is possible to see the instance named with a
number corresponding to the expansion slot on which it is installed.
To configure it, double-click on the small arrow on the right side.
Enable
Scale
DD1010 FLYNET
sending the character ENQ, it extracts from the TxWeighing archive the
data relating to the first weighing contained in the archive (the transmission
takes place in chronological order, from the oldest string to the most recent
one). Each string is deleted from the archive only after it has been
correctly transmitted. After the correct transmission of the last string
contained in the archive, the indicator sends the character EOT (04
hexadecimal) to the PC to inform it that the archive is now empty.
With this mode the PC must send its enquiry when the indicator is not
performing weighing operations. On the contrary; the weighing operation in
progress may slow down.
Yes/No
Enable or disable the operation of the optional card
Select the scale on which you want to use the optional card: Selected, A, B, C,
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'Analogue Output'.