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Shimpo DRI Instruction Manual

Digital remote indicator with remote load cell /torque sensor
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DRI -D i g i t a l Re m o t e I n d ica t o r
w i t h Re m o t e Lo a d Ce l l /To r q ue Se nso r
I nst r uct i o n M a n u a l
Congratulations on your purchase of a Shimpo DRI (Digital
Remote Indicator). We trust you will enjoy many years of
professional results from your DRI when used in conjunction with
a Shimpo Remote Load Cell or Remote Torque Sensor for force
and/or torque measurement applications.
Please read the entire instruction manual thoroughly before initial
set-up and operation; the information contained herein will aid
you in operating your Shimpo DRI safely and with excellent results.
If you have any questions regarding our product(s), call your local
Shimpo representative or contact Shimpo directly for assistance.
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    DRI -D i g i t a l Re m o t e I n d ica t o r w i t h Re m o t e Lo a d Ce l l /To r q ue Se nso r...

  • Page 2: Inspection / Standard Accessories

    I m p o r t a n t Sa f e t y I nst r uct i o ns If any damage is apparent, do not unpack the DRI. Notify the Always wear eye protection when testing materials.

  • Page 3: Set-Up

    NOTE: If AC adapter operation is preferred, refer to the “Display & Keypad” section of this manual for AC outlet location. Co n n ect i o n / Disco n n ect i o n o f DRI t o Lo a d Ce l ls (LC) o r To r q ue Se nso rs (TS) CAUTION: Always confirm that the DRI’s power is turned OFF when connecting or disconnecting an LC or TS.

  • Page 4: Display And Keypad

    Disp l a y & Ke y p a d 1. Remote Sensor Port 2. Low Battery Indicator 3. Peak Indicator (NOTE: Refer to “Changing the Measuring Mode” section for explanation) 4. Main Display 5. Small Display 6. Maximum Reading Indicator 7.

  • Page 5: Factory Settings

    Fact o r y Se t t i n gs Each time the power is turned OFF and ON there are some parameters that the DRI will default to. Consult the section on “Parameter Settings” to customize these default settings. The following chart reflects the default settings as programmed by the factory:...

  • Page 6: Changing Units Of Measure

    Ch a n g i n g Un i ts o f M e asu r e By pressing the UNIT button, the DRI will scroll between English, Metric, and Newton units; once the DRI is turned OFF the unit will default to the factory setting.

  • Page 7: Changing Memory Modes

    Op e r a t i o n (co n t i n ue d ) Ch a n g i n g M e m o r y M o d es The DRI operates in three distinct memory modes: • Single (on-demand memory) •...

  • Page 8: Recalling Statistics

    Each time the RECALL button is pressed the DRI will scroll through the readings mentioned above. It is not necessary to clear the memory before performing the next test as they will be cancelled when the MEMO SET button is pressed.

  • Page 9: Communication With External Devices

    Co m m u n ica t i o n w i t h Ex t e r n a l Dev ices When operated with the proper cable, the DRI offers a variety of output and input abilities for bi-directional communication with external devices such as computers and data loggers.

  • Page 10: Rs232

    Co m m u n ica t i o n Wi t h Ex t e r n a l Dev ices (co n t i n ue d ) RS232 Depending upon the type of data collection device that is being used with the DRI, it may be necessary to adjust the factory settings mentioned at the beginning of this manual. To adjust the RS232 output characteristics: 1.
  • Page 11 External Control Commands The chart below lists the ASCII Capital Characters and their ASCII capital characters functions for controlling the DRI from a computer or other UNTG, UNTN, UNTL - Change UNITS to Kg, N, lb external device: UNTG CR... Kg(g)
  • Page 12 Co m m u n ica t i on Wi t h Ex t e r n a l Dev ices (co n t i n ue d ) External Control Command Descriptions (continued) LIST ____________ Gauge’s present state APF ____________________ Auto-Power-Off LIST CR (Command from PC) DRI-500 lb = 0: none Units 3: 3 minutes DSPM NORMAL DSPT 0.125...

  • Page 13: Digimatic

    Co m m u n ica t i on Wi t h Ex t e r n a l Dev ices (co n t i n ue d ) Digimatic Digimatic output is used for Mitutoyo data collectors and printers (refer to RS232 memory data output instructions). Analog Analog output is very linear and can have a high response time (1mS).
  • Page 14 NOTE : To activate the comparator cable, either “RS232” or “nonE” needs to be selected under outputs. Using external control input makes it possible to remotely tare or hold the display. The following diagram indicates the pin outs of the DRI: Input: 5VDC, 0.3mA...
  • Page 15 Co m m u n ica t i on Wi t h Ex t e r n a l Dev ices (co n t i n ue d ) External Tare To tare, short pins 5 and 10 for at least 25mS. External Hold Choose edge or level trigger and also OPEN or CLOSED condition.

  • Page 16: Overload Output

    Ove r l o a d Ou t p u t The DRI possesses an overload output feature (DFS-CTRLCABLE) to protect the load cell or torque sensor. When the load exceeds 150% of its capacity, an open collector transistor turns ON (there are two OC NPN transistors, one for tension and one for compression).

  • Page 17: External Control Input

    P a r a m e t e r Se t t i n gs The DRI will default to certain parameters when power is turned OFF and ON. To access the parameter settings: 1. Press the PEAK button while holding down the ON button; the small display will indicate “dSP”.

  • Page 18: Low Battery Indication

    The batteries should be changed when “LO BAT” appears on the display. NOTE: Parameters and data in memory can be saved if the AC adapter is plugged in and the DRI is left ON before removing the batteries. Au t o Po w e r O f f The DRI incorporates a selectable auto power off feature to protect the life of the batteries.

  • Page 19: Troubleshooting

    Please call Shimpo for information on additional sensors. Tr ou b l esh oo t i n g The following are general checkpoints; please call your local Shimpo representative or contact Shimpo Instruments directly for further assistance. The DRI does not turn on: •...

  • Page 20: Dimensions And Specifications

    INDEMNIFICATION & LIMITATION OF DAMAGES: Buyer agrees to indemnify and hold Shimpo Instruments harmless from and against all claims and damages imposed upon or incurred arising, directly or indirectly, from Buyer’s failure to perform or satisfy any of the terms described herein. In no event shall Shimpo Instruments be liable for injuries of any nature involving the product, including incidental or consequential damages to person or property, any economic loss or loss of use.

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