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  • Page 1 DFWIECEX ENGLISH USER MANUAL www.diniargeo.com...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION WARNINGS GENERAL FEATURES MAINS POWER SUPPLY BATTERY POWER AUTOMATIC ZEROING WHEN THE SCALE IS SWITCHED ON BATTERY ENERGY SAVING AUTOMATIC SWITCH-OFF AVAILABLE TARE FUNCTION DISPLAY IDENTIFICATION OF THE INSTRUMENT'S METROLOGY SOFTWARE BASIC FUNCTIONS ZERO AUTOMATIC TARE CLEARING THE TARE SETTING A KNOWN TARE VALUE (PT) PRINTING (AND REPRINTING THE LAST TICKET )
  • Page 4 MIXING OF MULTIPLE COMPONENTS - formul COUNTER - Count WEIGHT CHECK - CheCk UNIT OF MEASURE CONVERSION - CoNver PERCENTAGE WEIGHING - PerC FREEZING OF WEIGHING ON DISPLAY - hold EXCHANGE BETWEEN NET WEIGHT AND GROSS WEIGHT- net.Gro CONFIGURATION MENU CloCk - DATE AND TIME preC.10 - HIGH RESOLUTION READING DIVISION alibi - READING THE ALIBI MEMORY...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION The purpose of this manual is to inform the user of the different operating modes of the weight indicator, the functions of the keys and the display indications. It is advisable to carefully follow the instructions for programming the weight indicator; performing actions not indicated in this manual may impair the proper operation of the scale.

  • Page 6: General Features

    GENERAL FEATURES of the scale Mains power supply ..............................7 Battery power ................................7 Automatic zeroing when scale is switched on ....................7 Keypad lock ................................7 Battery energy saving ............................8 Automatic switch-off ...............................8 Available tare function ............................8 Display ..................................8 Identification of the instrument's metrology software .................

  • Page 7: Mains Power Supply

    General characteristics of the scale MAINS POWER SUPPLY The indicator is provided with an external power supply. Refer to the dedicated manual for installation and warnings. Current safety regulations must be observed, including the use of a "clean" line free from interference and disturbance caused by other electronic equipment.

  • Page 8: Battery Energy Saving

    General characteristics of the scale BATTERY ENERGY SAVING The instrument is equipped with advanced battery saving functions designed to increase the operating time. Battery power saving provides an advanced configuration. AUTOMATIC SWITCH-OFF This function is activated when the scale is completely empty and unused for the preset time (5 minutes as standard). To activate or deactivate the automatic switch-off, enter the configuration menu in the section autoff section (see page 46).

  • Page 9: Display

    General characteristics of the scale DISPLAY Number Symbol Description The scale is empty and at zero gross. The weight is unstable. The displayed weight is gross. The displayed weight is net. A tare has been stored. A locked tare is active. A manual tare is active.

  • Page 10: Identification Of The Instrument's Metrology Software

    General characteristics of the scale IDENTIFICATION OF THE INSTRUMENT'S METROLOGY SOFTWARE 1. Turn off the scale 2. Follow the procedure: Turn on the scale and press the key during display of the power messages. 888888 888888 2 sec 2 sec Prefix: This identifies the model of xx.yy xx.yy...

  • Page 11: Basic Functions

    BASIC FUNCTIONS of the scale On ....................................12 Off ....................................12 Zero ................................... 12 Automatic tare .................................13 Clearing the tare ..............................13 Setting a known tare value (PT) ..........................14 Printing ..................................15 Metric information ..............................15 Adjusting the display brightness ........................16 USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 12: Off

    Advanced functions of the scale 0 .000 0 .000 -off- 2 sec. ZERO 0 .001 0.000 ZERO USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 13: Automatic Tare

    Advanced functions of the scale AUTOMATIC TARE ? kg ? kg 0 .500 1 0.000 TARE 1 0 .000 1 .200 CLEARING THE TARE -0.500 0.000 TARE USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 14: Setting A Known Tare Value (Pt)

    Advanced functions of the scale SETTING A KNOWN TARE VALUE (PT) 0,500 kg ? kg TARE 1 0 .000 -PT- 2 sec. 000.500 -0.500 PRINT Setting the tare value How to set the value 1.200 0,500 1,200 kg The tare can be entered rapidly: a.

  • Page 15: Printing (And Reprinting The Last Ticket )

    Advanced functions of the scale PRINTING (AND REPRINTING THE LAST TICKET ) 1 .200 print PRINT For reprinting the last ticket (for models with extended keypad) print PRINT METRIC INFORMATION 10.000 INFo 4 sec. 600.000 40.000 2.000 1 0 . 000 USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 16: Additional Functions

    ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS Setting a tare value (PT) ............................17 20 tares archive ..............................17 Automatic tare clearing ............................18 Numeric IDs ................................19 Date and time ................................ 20 USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 17: Setting Quick Known Tare Value (Pt)

    Additional functions SETTING QUICK KNOWN TARE VALUE (PT) a. Setting the tare value TARE 20 TARES ARCHIVE This can be used to save the most frequently used tares (up to 20) for easy activation by quick recall. Example 10,0 kg 12,0 kg 15,0 kg How to store a tare...

  • Page 18: Automatic Tare Clearing

    Additional functions How to recall a stored tare 15.000 Fun 1 Select the memory How to set the value 0.000 PRINT AUTOMATIC TARE CLEARING 0.000 Fun 2 Ta-L Automatic clearing off Ta-u Automatic clearing on: the tare will be auto- matically deleted when the scale is completely unloaded.

  • Page 19: Numeric Ids

    Additional functions NUMERIC IDS The instrument has two memories for temporary recording numeric codes that can be used to identify the product, operator, batch, etc. If entered, these codes will appear on the ticket at the time of printing. How to enter the ID 0.

  • Page 20: Date And Time

    Additional functions DATE AND TIME 0. 000 Fun 8 month year hour Minute Only if the date and time option is present. USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 21: Advanced Functions

    ADVANCED FUNCTIONS of the scale How to enter the functions menu and select the desired function ............22 High resolution weighing (hi.res)........................23 Weight totalisation (total) ..........................25 Mixing of multiple components (formul) ......................27 Counter (Count) ..............................29 Weight check (CheCk) ............................32 Unit of measure conversion (CoNver) .......................35 Percentage weighing ((perC) ..........................

  • Page 22: How To Enter The Functions Menu

    Advanced functions of the scale HOW TO ENTER THE FUNCTIONS MENU MODE 0 .000 funCt 5 sec. The indicator is in the function menu: the currently active function appears. d. Select the function Weighing with high resolution display HI.RES (for internal factory use) See page 23 Horizontal weight totalisation: total...

  • Page 23: Weighing With High Resolution View - Hi.res

    Advanced functions of the scale WEIGHING WITH HIGH RESOLUTION VIEW - hi.res How to check calibration, if necessary 0.201 How to adjust calibration, if necessary MODE PRINT 000.200 Set sample weight (*) 2 sec. How to set the value LoAD unLoAD Cal .0 Cal.ok...
  • Page 24 Advanced functions of the scale WEIGHING WITH HIGH RESOLUTION VIEW - hi.res How to choose the desired reading division 200.0 MODE 200.00 MODE MODE 200.000 MODE This operating mode requires the configuration of an appropriate filter (hi.res0...hi.res7) (Ssee page 25). The maximum number of decimal places that can be displayed is 3.

  • Page 25: Horizontal Weight Totalisation - Total

    Advanced functions of the scale HORIZONTAL WEIGHT TOTALISATION - total How to sum the weighs 0. 500 PRINT 1.800 PRINT 0. 900 PRINT USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...
  • Page 26 Advanced functions of the scale HORIZONTAL WEIGHT TOTALISATION - total How to momentarily read the total 3 . 200 MODE Number of weighs Total weight With a numeric keypad, the F + 7 key combination displays the current total without printing/resetting it. How to end weight totalisation and zero the total 3 .
  • Page 27 Advanced functions of the scale MIXING OF MULTIPLE COMPONENTS - formul How to sum the weighs 0.030 0 . 000 TARE 0.250 PRINT 0. 100 PRINT 0. 100 PRINT USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...
  • Page 28 Advanced functions of the scale MIXING OF MULTIPLE COMPONENTS - formul How to momentarily read the total 0 . 450 MODE Number of weighs Total weight With a numeric keypad, the F + 7 key combination displays the current total without printing/resetting it. How to reset the total 0 .

  • Page 29: Counter - Count

    Advanced functions of the scale COUNTER - Count How to sample and count 0.070 0 . 000 TARE MODE Choose the desired reference 2 sec. quantity (5, 10, 20, ... 200 pieces) How to set the value Load the chosen reference With a numeric keypad, the F quantity + 5 key combination can be...
  • Page 30 Advanced functions of the scale COUNTER - Count How to switch from displaying counter to weight and vice versa MODE 0 . 300 You can switch from counting to weighing at any time How to enter the average unit weight (APW) 0 .
  • Page 31 Advanced functions of the scale COUNTER - Count Total load counting b. Manually set the tare value (con- 1 .000 0.800 tainer weight). TARE 2 sec. How to set the value f. Take the sampling pieces (5, 10, MODE 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 75, 100, 200 pieces).

  • Page 32: Weight Check - Check

    Advanced functions of the scale WEIGHT CHECK - CheCk How to start the check with known reference weight 0.000 tarGet MODE 2 sec. t00000 L00000 PRINT Enter the lower tolerance How to set the value How to set the value h00000 PRINT PRINT...
  • Page 33 Advanced functions of the scale WEIGHT CHECK - CHECK How to start the check with automatic target acquisition 0. 500 L00000 MODE Enter the lower tolerance How to set the value 2 sec. h00000 PRINT PRINT Enter the higher tolerance How to set the value How to check the weight - Over...
  • Page 34 Advanced functions of the scale WEIGHT CHECK - CHECK How to update the nominal weight with known reference weight MODE 0. 000 tarGet t00000 How to update the nominal weight with automatic target acquisition 0. 500 MODE How to edit the check thresholds MODE t.min l00000...

  • Page 35: Unit Of Measure Conversion - Conver

    Advanced functions of the scale UNIT OF MEASURE CONVERSION - CoNver How to convert the unit of measurement to pounds (standard mode) MODE 0 .500 1 . 1025 The unit of measurement can be con- verted in pounds by at any time. How to convert the unit of measure with free conversion factor 0 .500 faCtor...

  • Page 36: Percentage Weighing - Perc

    Advanced functions of the scale PERCENTAGE WEIGHING - PerC Percentage control I. How to acquire the 100% reference 0. 500 S- 100.0 MODE 2 sec. sample 100.0 5 sec. PRINT Sampling in progress, please wait... (*) With a numeric keypad, the F + 7 key combination can be used to edit the sampling time.
  • Page 37 Advanced functions of the scale PERCENTAGE WEIGHING - PERC Dosage percentage Example of formula Product: RP28K 1. 2127A3 - 50% 2. 23AB4 - 30% 3. Water - 20% Dose 500g 0 .020 0 . 000 ZERO 000.500 MODE PRINT Enter the total quantity to be produced 2 sec.
  • Page 38 Advanced functions of the scale PERCENTAGE WEIGHING - PERC 0 . 0 30.0 TARE 0 . 0 20.0 MODE 100.0 0 . 500 By at any time you can switch from weight % to weight in kg. USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 39: Freezing Of Weighing On Display - Hold

    Advanced functions of the scale FREEZING OF WEIGHING ON DISPLAY - hold How to activate the function 0.000 200.000 MODE The weight on the display remains 200.000 200.000 frozen even when the scale is empty. How to deactivate the function MODE 0.000 200.000...

  • Page 40: Exchange Between Net Weight And Gross Weight- Net.gro

    Advanced functions of the scale EXCHANGE BETWEEN NET WEIGHT AND GROSS WEIGHT- net.Gro 0.500 0.000 TARE 0.000 1 .200 MODE 1 .200 1. 700 By at any time, you can change from net to gross weight USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 41: Configuration Menu

    CONFIGURATION MENU of the scale How to access the configuration menu ......................41 Date and time (CloCk)............................42 High resolution reading division (preC.10) ....................42 Reading the alibi memory (alibi) ........................43 Relay outputs (setpnt) ............................43 Weighing filters (filter) ............................44 Display backlighting (sCreen) ..........................45 Tare (tare) ................................

  • Page 42: Clock - Date And Time

    MENU CloCk - DATE AND TIME How to enter How to browse Only visible if date/time option is present 5 Sec. Page 42 month Month Clock month preC. 10 year alibi month Year year setpnt year hour filter hour sCreen minute Hour hour...

  • Page 43: Alibi - Reading The Alibi Memory

    MENU alibi - READING THE ALIBI MEMORY How to enter How to browse Only visible if optional board is present 5 Sec. The weighing storage ID code is expressed as follows: 00000 - 000000, e.g. 00001 - 000021. The first value is the rewrite number, the second value is the weighing identi- Page 42 fication number.

  • Page 44: Filter - Weighing Filters

    MENU filter - WEIGHING FILTERS How to enter How to browse To change the responsiveness of the scale. This is useful to adjust the scale according to your needs. 5 Sec. With an approved instrument, it is not possible to change the filter. Page 42 Foreword: "F 10"...

  • Page 45: Screen - Adjusting The Display

    MENU SCreen - ADJUSTING THE DISPLAY How to enter How to browse Backlighting 5 Sec. bak.it Page 42 Always on Clock On when weight is unstable auto preC. 10 alibi briGht setpnt filter sCreen Display lock (for use by the manufacturer) bak.

  • Page 46: Tare - Tare

    MENU TARE - TARE How to enter How to browse tare 5 Sec. loCk The tare is stored. Manual deletion. Page 42 unloCk Tare automatically deleted when scale is unloaded. Clock Tare functions inhibited. preC. 10 alibi auto Tare automatically carried out when weight is stable.

  • Page 47: Reset - Factory Configuration Reset

    MENU reset - FACTORY CONFIGURATION RESET How to enter How to browse sure? reset 5 Sec. diaG Page 42 diaG - DIAGNOSTICS Clock preC. 10 diaG Reserved for technical staff. alibi setpnt filter sCreen tare autoff tik. res reset diaG USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 48: Faq

    Frequently asked questions Printing ..................................49 Weight totalisation ............................... 49 Tare ..................................49 Weighing ................................. 50 Counter ................................... 50 USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...

  • Page 49: Printing

    PRINTING The scale does not print • Another printing operation is already in progress (busy) • Check whether a roll is present • The printer does not turn on • The weight is unstable (unStAb) • The net or gross weight is negative or insufficient for printing (loW) Underload or overload (______ or ------ ) (un.oVEr) •...

  • Page 50: Weighing

    WEIGHING The scale does not turn on • Check the correct connection of the power plug • Connect the battery charger and try again. If the instrument is still malfunctioning, contact your dealer. The scale suddenly switches off • Auto power off active •...

  • Page 51: Error Messages

    ERROR MESSAGES MESSAGE DESCRIPTION SOLUTION Another printing operation is Wait for the printing operation in progress to be BUSY already in progress finished and try again. Check the active weighing filter (see page 35). If the supporting surface is affected by vibration UNSTAB The weight is unstable from moving machinery or equipment, move the...
  • Page 52 TECHNICAL NOTES - PRODUCT CONFIGURATION Compiled by the technician, if configuration differs from the factory configuration. funCt preC. 10 s1.off s5.off setpnt s1.on s5.on s2.off s6.off s2.on s6.on s3.off s7.off s3.on s7.on s4.off s8.off s4.on s8.on flter sCreen b.t uto loC...
  • Page 53 NOTES USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...
  • Page 54 NOTES USER_MAN_ENG_DFWIECEX...
  • Page 56 HEAD OFFICE Via Della Fisica, 20 41042 Spezzano di Fiorano, Modena - Italy Tel. +39.0536 843418 - Fax. +39.0536 843521 info@diniargeo.com SERVICE ASSISTANCE Via Dell’Elettronica, 15 41042 Spezzano di Fiorano, Modena - Italy Tel. +39.0536 921784 - Fax. +39.0536 926654 service@diniargeo.com...

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