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CAS PDN Series Owner's Manual

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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    PRECAUTIONS PREFACE NAMES AND FUNCTIONS INSTALLATION DISPLAY & KEYBOARD OPERATIONS 1. Simple Weighing Mode 2. Weighing with Tare 3. Setup Mode 4. How to use ECR 5. How to use ticket print (DEP) 6. How to use label print (DLP) 7.
  • Page 6 Thank you for purchasing CAS PDN. These series have been designed with CAS reliability, under rigid quality control and with outstanding performance. Your special departments can enjoy these high quality reliable CAS products. We believe that your needs will be satisfied and you will have proper reliability.
  • Page 8 DISPLAY & KEYBOARD ■PDN (MAIN) ■PDN (REMOTE) ■ KEY FUNCTIONS KEYS FUNCTIONS Used to set the zero point. Used as ENTER key in Setup Mode. Used to input or cancel the weight of tare. Used as ESC key in Setup Mode. Function key Used as PRINT key in Print Key Mode.
  • Page 9 INSTALLATION ● Disassembly is the reverse of assembly. ● Be careful not to damage the wire when removing the display connector. ■How to move the ‘DISPLAY’ 1)How to adjust the angle ② Adjust the angle if necessary. ① Detach the display. 2) How to move ②...
  • Page 10 ■How to connect a ‘REMOTE D/P’ – U Type ② Connect the wire connector. ③ Wire arrangement & Attach ① Check the location to connect the bracket cover. the REMOTE D/P. ④ Fasten the pole to the body.
  • Page 11 ■How to connect a ‘DECKs’ ② Assemble the foots. ① Detach the foots & Assemble the DECKs.

  • Page 12: Display & Keyboard

    ■How to connect a ‘REMOTE D/P’ – RT / RS / RD Type ② Insert the REMOTE D/P wire. ③ Connect the connector & ① Check the location to connect (*inside the body) fasten it with a clamp. the REMOTE D/P. ④...

  • Page 13: Operations

    ● Turn on the display by pressing power switch. Then, the display will show all the segments and count up "0" to "9". ● When you turn on the display, make sure that platter is empty. Otherwise, display will show "Err 1", an error of initial zero range. Please refer to "ERROR MESSAGE"...

  • Page 14: Weighing With Tare

    2. Weighing with Tare ● TARE means the weight of container being used for a commodity. ● TARE key function is to subtract the weight of the container from full weight loaded. ② Press the key. then ③ Place a commodity into ①...

  • Page 15: Setup Mode

    3.SETUP MODE 3-1. How to Go to Setup Mode Make sure that power is OFF. While pressing the ZERO key, press the power switch. The display shows “U SEt”. You can select each menu by pressing the ZERO key and change the setting by pressing the TARE key.

  • Page 16: How To Use Ecr

    4. How to Use ECR Protocol 4-1. ECR Port 1) Mode Setting - If you select USB ECR, you will perform ECR communication through the USB port. And in this case you can use printer(DEP, DLP) and BLE protocol. - If you select RS232 ECR, you will perform ECR communication through the rs232 port. And in this case you cannot use printer and BLE protocol.

  • Page 17: How To Use Ticket Print (Dep)

    5. How to Use Ticket Print (DEP Option) - If you select “dEp”, you cannot use RS232 ECR and BLE protocol. 5-1. No Print Mode (NoSnd) 1)Mode Setting - In this Mode, protocol is not sent to printer. First of all, You must scale’s mode setting. Please refer to the page 10.
  • Page 18 5-3. Stable Print mode (S-Snd) 1)Mode Setting - This Print Mode is ‘Stable Mode’. Please refer to the page 10. 2)Print Opreation ①Place a commodity on the ② If weight is stable state, ③ Remove container and platter, then the display will commodity, then You can You will see ▼...
  • Page 19 -4. CAS 22byte (F-Snd) 1)Mode Setting - This Print Mode is ‘Continue Mode’ using CAS22Byte. Please refer to the page 10. 2)Protocol CAS-22 Protocol Data (8 bytes) CR LF └─┘ └─┘ └┐ └────┐ └─┘ ┏──┘ US (Unstable) GS (Gross weight) Device ID Lamp Status byte...

  • Page 20: How To Use Label Print (Dlp)

    6. How to Use Label Print (DLP Option) - If you select “dLp”, you cannot use RS232 ECR and BLE protocol. 6-1. No Send Mode (NoSnd) 1)Mode Setting - In this Mode, protocol is not sent to printer. First of all, You must scale’s mode setting. Please refer to the page 10.

  • Page 21: How To Use Ble (Option)

    You will see ▼ on display commodity. weight. and then you listen to the buzzer sound one time. 3)Print Out  CAS DLP Protocol Variable Descriptions Data Length Net(Net weight) 7 byte Tare (Tare weight) 7 byte...

  • Page 22: Error Message

    Remove unstable "Err 0" The "Err 0" occurs when scale is not stable. facts. The "Err 1" occurs when a current zero point has Please call your CAS "Err 1" shifted from the last span calibration. dealer. Please remove the "Err 3"...

  • Page 23: Specifications

    PDN (Checkout Scale) MODEL Dual Dual Dual Dual Interval Single Single Interval Single Interval Interval Capacity / e Max 3/6kg Max 6kg Max 12kg Max 6/15kg Max 30kg Max 15/30kg Max 15/32kg e=1/2g e=1g e=2g e=2/5g e=5g e=5/10g e=5/10g Internal 1/60,000 1/60,000 1/60,000...
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