Page 1 Desktop Weight Indicator Installation and Technical Manual 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
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Page 3 INTRODUCTION Thank you for selecting and purchasing the Cardinal Model 825 Desktop Weight Indicator. The Model 825 Desktop indicator was built with quality and reliability and incorporates the latest in digital technology and innovative features for the weighing industry. Configuration and upgrades can easily be performed in the field, while still maintaining the rigid control the most demanding installations require.
Page 4 PROPER DISPOSAL When this device reaches the end of its useful life, it must be properly disposed of. It must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Within the European Union, this device should be returned to the distributor from where it was purchased for proper disposal. This is in accordance with EU Directive 2002/96/EC.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS ..........Page 1 FEATURES .
Page 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS, CONT. Page 38 SETUP ............Page 38 Calibration Jumper (J11 –...
Page 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS, CONT. Page 118 Preferences ........... . Preferences Menu .
Page 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS, CONT. Page 178 PARTS IDENTIFICATION ......... . . Final Assembly Parts List .
Page 9: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Power Requirements: 100 to 240 VAC (50/60 Hz) at 1A Max. Enclosure Type: Painted Mild Steel Desktop Mount Enclosure Size: 14.25 in W x 10.5 in H x 11.75 in D (36.2 cm W x 26.7 cm H x 29.9 cm D) Net Weight: 15 lb (6.5 kg) Shipping Weight:...
Page 10: Features
FEATURES Standard  4GB memory standard  16GB onboard memory storage  Up to 256GB USB memory storage  Menu-driven set-up and configuration  Time and Date with selectable 12 or 24 hour operation  Adjustable Filtering  Multi-Point Calibration ...
Page 11: Application Software Used In Trade
APPLICATION SOFTWARE USED IN TRADE 1. Must be evaluated and accepted by a responsible metrology authority. In the EU, this is the TSO (Technical Services Official). In the US and Canada, the metrology inspector responsible for your area. 2. If you have more than one indicator using the same application program, you may have to obtain an NTEP Certificate of Conformance.
Page 12: Precautions
PRECAUTIONS Static Electricity CAUTION! This device contains static-sensitive circuit cards and components. Improper handling of these devices or printed circuit cards can result in damage to or destruction of the component or card. Such actual and/or consequential damage IS NOT covered under the warranty and is the responsibility of the device owner. Electronic components must be handled only by qualified electronic technicians who follow the guidelines listed below: ALWAYS handle printed circuit card assemblies by the outermost edges.
Page 13: Site Preparation Requirements
SITE PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS The Model 825 Desktop Weight Indicator is a precision weight-measuring instrument. As with any precision instrument, it requires an acceptable environment to operate at its peak performance and reliability. This section is provided to assist you in obtaining such an environment.
Page 14: Electrical Power
SITE PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS, CONT. Electrical Power The Model 825 Desktop Weight Indicator has been designed to operate from 100 to 240 VAC at 50/60 Hz. Note that a special order is not required for operation at 230/240 VAC. CAUTION! - To avoid electrical hazards and possible damage to the indicator, DO NOT, under any circumstance, cut, remove, alter, or in any way bypass the power cord grounding prong.
Page 15: Rfi Immunity
RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) in a digital weight indicator is weight indication instability during a radio transmission. Cardinal digital weight indicators are designed with special grounding and RFI shielding to achieve a high degree of immunity to common RFI. To maximize the digital weight indicator’s immunity to radio transmissions, follow these guidelines: 1.
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Page 17: Installation
INSTALLATION Before beginning installation of your Model 825 Desktop Weight Indicator, make certain that it has been received in good condition. Carefully remove it from the shipping carton and inspect it for any evidence of damage (such as exterior dents or scratches) that may have taken place during shipment.
Page 18: Indicator Power Switch And Gland Connector Layout
INSTALLATION, CONT. Indicator Power Switch and Gland Connector Layout PUSH-BUTTON POWER SWITCH The push-button power switch located on the rear enclosure above the AC power cord is used to power the indicator on and off. If the indicator is off, pressing this switch will turn the indicator ON.
Page 19: Load Cell Cable Connection With Rfi Suppression
INSTALLATION, CONT. Load Cell Cable Connection with RFI Suppression WARNING! Disconnect any external load cell power supply before connecting load cells to the indicator. Failure to do so will result in permanent damage to the indicator. To eliminate RFI, the load cell cable should be routed through the special metallic gland connector, and the shield wire from the load cell cable must be connected to this gland connector for grounding.
Page 20 INSTALLATION, CONT. 6 inches 3/4 inch Figure No. 7 1/4 inch 7. Remove the screw securing the 825 Scale Input Board (825-SIB) to the main PC board and then lift the 825-SIB straight up to remove it from the base enclosure. See Figure No. 8. 8.
Page 21 INSTALLATION, CONT. 10. To terminate a wire, loosen the screws in the terminal block and then insert the wire into the terminal opening. Tighten the screw to secure the wire in place. See Figure No. 10. 11. Repeat the procedure until all wires are in place. Figure No.
Page 22: Load Cell Cable Connection Without Rfi Suppression
INSTALLATION, CONT. Load Cell Cable Connection without RFI Suppression The following instructions describe the load cell connection without RFI Suppression should it not be required. Refer to Figure No. 2 for the gland connector layout. 1. Referring to Figure No. 2, remove the two (2) thumbscrews securing the hinged front display panel to the base enclosure.
Page 23: Serial And I/O Cable Installation
INSTALLATION, CONT. Serial and I/O Cable Installation The 825 indicator may be connected to a printer to record weight and associated data or it may be connected to a remote display or even to a computer for transmission of weight data. The weight data may be transmitted on demand (by pressing the PRINT key or on receipt of a command from the computer).
Page 24: Rs232 Terminal Connections
INSTALLATION, CONT. RS232 Terminal Connections Refer to the tables below and Figure No. 15 on the next page to connect each wire to the terminal block. RS232 COM1 - TERMINAL P22 Terminal Function IMPORTANT! • COM1 is RS232 only (no jumper or shunt). TXD (Transmit) RXD (Receive) •...
Page 25 INSTALLATION, CONT. RS232 Terminal Connections, Cont. Figure No. 15 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 26: 20Ma Terminal Connections
INSTALLATION, CONT. 20mA Terminal Connections Refer to the table and Figures No. 16 and 17 below to connect each wire to the terminal block. 20mA COM2 - TERMINAL P21 Terminal Function IMPORTANT! TXA (Transmit A) • COM2 requires J7 shunt installed on 20mA. TXB (Transmit B) •...
Page 27: Rs485 Terminal Connections
INSTALLATION, CONT. RS485 Terminal Connections Refer to the table and Figures No. 18 and 19 below to connect each wire to the terminal block. RS485 COM3 - TERMINAL P20 IMPORTANT! • COM3 requires J8 shunt installed on RS485. Terminal Function •...
Page 28: I/O (Input/Output) Terminal Connections - 825 Source Power
INSTALLATION, CONT. I/O (Input/Output) Terminal Connections - 825 Source Power Refer to the table and Figure No. 20 below to connect each wire to the terminal block. INPUT/OUTPUT - TERMINAL P16 (825 SOURCE POWER) Terminal Function Terminal Function 12v (12VDC from 825) OUT1 (Output 1 @ 100mA MAX.) IN1 (Input 1) OUT2 (Output 2 @ 100mA MAX.)
Page 29: I/O (Input/Output) Terminal Connections - External Power Source
INSTALLATION, CONT. I/O (Input/Output) Terminal Connections - External Power Source Refer to the table and Figure No. 21 below to connect each wire to the terminal block. INPUT/OUTPUT - TERMINAL P16 (EXTERNAL POWER SOURCE) Terminal Function Terminal Function 12v (12 to 24VDC) OUT1 (Output 1 @ 100mA MAX.) IN1 (Input 1) OUT2 (Output 2 @ 100mA MAX.)
Page 30: Main Pc Board
MAIN PC BOARD CAUTION! This board contains static-sensitive components. Improper handling can result in damage to or destruction of the components or board. Such actual and/or consequential damage IS NOT covered under the warranty. OUT4 OUT3 OUT2 OUT1 INPUT/ OUTPUT COM3 RS232/ RS485...
Page 31: Jumpers
MAIN PC BOARD, CONT. Jumpers J1 and J2 - ISO I/O When installed, these jumpers allow the 825 indicator to supply (source) 12VDC to a solid- state relay or other load (100 mA maximum). To completely isolate the outputs when using an external power source, remove (or place on one pin only) J1 and J2.
Page 32: Connectors
MAIN PC BOARD, CONT. J9 - NODE TERMINATION This jumper is for the RS-485 node termination selection. When installed, the RS-485 node is terminated indicating the 825 is the last device on the RS-485 bus. If the 825 is not the last device on the RS-485 bus (e.g., it is in the middle of the bus), then it must be un-terminated and jumper J9 must be open (on one pin only or removed).
Page 33: Status Led's
MAIN PC BOARD, CONT. Status LED’S D14 = Turned on to indicate the 12 VDC supply exceeds 1.5A. D16 = Turned on to indicate the 20mA TXD SRC (transmit current source) is enabled. D17 = Turned on to indicate 20mA is present in the TXD (transmit) loop. D18 = Turned on to indicate the 20mA RXD SRC (receive current source) is enabled.
Page 34: 825-Sib (Scale Input Board)
825-SIB (SCALE INPUT BOARD) J1 (-SEN) J2 (DEAD LD) J3 (+SEN) Figure No. 23 P1 - FACTORY USE ONLY P3 - LOAD CELL TERMINAL Board Label Function Board Label Function +EXC + EXCITATION -SIG - SIGNAL +SEN + SENSE -SEN - SENSE +SIG + SIGNAL...
Page 35: Closing The Front Display Panel
CLOSING THE FRONT DISPLAY PANEL After all terminations have been made. 1. Reinstall the 825-SIB into the enclosure and secure it to the main PC board with the screw removed Figure No. 24 earlier. See Figure No. 24. 2. Remove the excess cable from the base enclosure and securely tighten each of the cable gland connectors.
Page 36: Touchscreen Functions
TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS The Model 825 Desktop Weight Indicator has an Interactive Touch Screen that will display a full Qwerty alphabet keyboard, a numeric keypad, and navigation keys with an ENTER key to be used to enter commands and data into the indicator during normal operations as well as during Calibration and Setup.
Page 37: Navigation Keys
TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Navigation Keys The Navigation Keys are used to move around and highlight the soft keys and menu selections configured by the STANDARD INDICATOR and APPLICATION PROGRAM selections. During setup and calibration, they are used to select (highlight) the parameter to change and to advance to the next parameter, back up to the previous parameter, or exit”...
Page 38 TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Qwerty Keyboard, Cont. SHIFT Pressing this key before pressing an alphabet or numeric key will cause the key to output its alternate meaning. When combined with the alphabet keys, the SHIFT key causes a lowercase (not a capital letter) to be output.
Page 39: Standard Indicator Keys
TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Standard Indicator Keys This section describes the Standard Indicator keys displayed on the weight screen along with their functions as programmed by the STANDARD INDICATOR selection on the Start-Up screen. Refer to Figure No. 28 or the actual indicator screen while reading this section. Figure No.
Page 40 TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Standard Indicator Keys, Cont. This key allows the operator to enter an ID (identification) for use in printing 1. Press the ID key. 2. The display will change to show the Set ID screen. 3. Using the alpha and numeric keys, enter up to a ten (10) character ID and press the ENTER key to save it.
Page 41 TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Standard Indicator Keys, Cont. ZERO Pressing the ZERO key allows the operator to reset the Gross weight to zero. NOTE: If the gross weight exceeds the zero limit for this key, pressing this key will momentarily display the message: CANNOT ZERO - The display will return to the weight screen, showing gross weight only Note that the zero limit may be either 4% or 100% of the scale capacity.
Page 42: Application Program Keys
TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Application Program Keys This section describes the various touch screen keys displayed on the screen along with their functions as programmed by the included APPLICATION PROGRAM selection on the Start-Up screen. Refer to Figure No. 29 or the actual indicator screen for the included applications.
Page 43 TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Application Program Keys, Cont. UNITS Pressing the UNITS key will change the weighing units to the alternate units if available. For example, with lb (pounds) showing, pressing this key will change the weight units to kg (kilograms). NOTE: This feature must be enabled during setup and calibration (see the Base Units and Conv Units parameters).
Page 44 TOUCHSCREEN FUNCTIONS, CONT. Application Program Keys, Cont. This key allows the operator to enter an ID (identification) for use in printing 1. Press the ID key. 2. The display will change to show the Set ID screen. 3. Using the alpha and numeric keys, enter up to a ten (10) character ID and press the ENTER key to save it.
Page 45: Annunciators
ANNUNCIATORS The annunciators are displayed on the weight screen to show that the 825 is in the mode corresponding to the annunciator label or that the status indicated by the label is active. CENTER ZERO This is shown on the weight screen to indicate that the displayed (zero) weight is within +/- 1/4 division of the center of zero.
Page 46: Setup
SETUP Your 825 indicator has been thoroughly tested and calibrated before being shipped to you. If you received the indicator attached to a scale, calibration is not necessary. If the indicator is being connected to a scale for the first time or recalibration is necessary for other reasons, proceed as indicated.
Page 47 SETUP, CONT. CAL INHIBIT Jumper J11 Jumper J11 OFF Jumper J11 ON Calibration Enabled Calibration Disabled Figure No. 30 NOTE: With the calibration jumper removed (or on one pin), the CAL LED D48 will be illuminated when the 825 is powered on. In the left image above, the 825 was powered off to clearly show that jumper J11 has been removed and is on one pin.
Page 48 SETUP, CONT. WARNING! The interactive touchscreen is not to be operated with pointed objects (pencils, pens, fingernails, etc.). Damage to the touch screen resulting from this practice is NOT covered under the warranty. Selects Application Select Program Setup Menu Select Standard Indicator Application...
Page 49: To Begin Setup
SETUP, CONT. To Begin Setup 1. Press the Push Button Power Switch on the rear enclosure (see Figure No. 2) of the 825 to turn it on. The display will perform a short self-test and then change to the Start-Up screen. NOTE: When the 825 is initially started, an Auto-start countdown beginning at 8 seconds will appear on the APPLICATION PROGRAM selection.
Page 50 SETUP, CONT. With the Legal metrology information / Setup screen displayed, press the Navigation Keys ▼ Down Arrow to (highlight) the Setup menu option and press the ENTER key or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the S key to select the Setup menu option. The display will change to show the Login screen and prompt for the Login and Password.
Page 51: Display Mode
SETUP, CONT. Display Mode With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Display Mode menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the M key to select Display Mode, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Display Mode and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Set Display Mode screen.
Page 52 SETUP, CONT. Display Mode, Cont. With the Change Display Mode? confirmation screen displayed, press the Yes or No option on the screen, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the Y or N key, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Yes or No and press the ENTER key. •...
Page 53 SETUP, CONT. Pointer Size: With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Display Mode menu option, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Display Mode and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Set Display Mode screen. The current setting for the Show Mouse Pointer: parameter will be shown.
Page 54: Language
SETUP, CONT. Language With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Language menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the L key to select Language, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Language and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Select Language screen.
Page 55: Communication
SETUP, CONT. Communication With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Communication menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the C key to select Communication, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Communication and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Communication Menu screen.
Page 56 SETUP, CONT. Setup Ethernet DHCP: With the Setup Ethernet screen displayed the current setting for the DHCP: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable press the ENTER key to return to the Setup Network screen. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle the setting between Yes and No.
Page 57 SETUP, CONT. Setup Ethernet, Cont. NOTE: The following additional parameters will be shown on the Setup Ethernet screen when No is selected for DHCP:. Client IP: With No selected for DHCP: the current setting for Client IP: will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼...
Page 58 SETUP, CONT. Setup Ethernet, Cont. Nameserver: With No selected for DHCP: the current setting for Nameserver: will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to return to the Setup Network screen. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the numeric keys (and the period key) to enter the address of a Nameserver to translate names into IP addresses and press the ▼...
Page 59: Bluetooth
SETUP, CONT. Bluetooth With the Communication Menu screen displayed, press the Bluetooth menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the B key to select Bluetooth, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Bluetooth and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Setup Bluetooth screen.
Page 60: Wifi
SETUP, CONT. Wifi With the Setup Network screen displayed, press the Wifi menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the W key to select Wifi, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Wifi and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Wifi Enable/Disable screen.
Page 61 SETUP, CONT. Wifi, Cont. Setup Wifi With the Setup Wifi screen displayed the current setting for the Wifi Enable: parameter and the available Wifi access points will be shown. Note that the first access point in the list will be highlighted (the text will be blue). Use the ^ (Up) or v (Down) arrow keys on the touchscreen to select (highlight) the desired access point to connect to.
Page 62 SETUP, CONT. Wifi, Cont. Setup Wifi, Cont. With the desired access point selected, press “Connect to selected access point” on the touchscreen or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the C key to connect to the selected access point. The display will change to show the Wifi Connect Password: screen. Use the Qwerty keyboard to enter the password and press the ENTER key.
Page 63: Services
SETUP, CONT. Services With the Setup Network screen displayed, press the Services menu option, use the Qwerty keyboard, and press the S key to select Services, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Services and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Setup Network Services screen.
Page 64 SETUP, CONT. Setup Network Services, Cont. Secure Shell (SSH) With the Setup Network Services screen displayed the current setting for the Secure Shell parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle the setting between Yes and No.
Page 65 SETUP, CONT. Setup Network Services, Cont. Samba File Sharing (SMB) With the Setup Network Services screen displayed the current setting for the Samba File Sharing (SMB) parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle the setting between Yes and No.
Page 66 SETUP, CONT. Setup Network Services, Cont. SWUpdate With the Setup Network Services screen displayed the current setting for the SWUpdate parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle the setting between Yes and No.
Page 67: Comm Port 1 Defaults
SETUP, CONT. Communication, Cont. With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Communication menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the C key to select Communication, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Communication and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Communication Menu screen.
Page 68 SETUP, CONT. Setup Com port 1 Baud: With the Setup Com port 1 screen displayed the current setting for the Baud: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the baud rate, and press the ▼...
Page 69 SETUP, CONT. Setup Com port 1, Cont. Console: With the Setup Com port 1 screen displayed the current setting for the Console: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable press the ENTER key to return to the Communication Menu screen.
Page 70: Comm Port 2 Defaults
SETUP, CONT. Communication, Cont. With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Communication menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the C key to select Communication, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Communication and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Communication Menu screen.
Page 71 SETUP, CONT. Setup Com port 2 Baud: With the Setup Com port 2 screen displayed the current setting for the Baud: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the baud rate, and press the ▼...
Page 72: Comm Port 3 Defaults
SETUP, CONT. Communication, Cont. With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Communication menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the C key to select Communication, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Communication and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Communication Menu screen.
Page 73 SETUP, CONT. Setup Com port 3 Baud: With the Setup Com port 3 screen displayed the current setting for the Baud: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the baud rate, and press the ▼...
Page 74: Calibration
SETUP, CONT. Calibration With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Calibration menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the b key to select Calibration, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Calibration and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Setup Scale Number screen.
Page 75: Scale 1 - Calibration - General
SETUP, CONT. Scale 1 - Calibration - General Capacity: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - General screen displayed the current setting for the Capacity: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the numeric keys to enter the maximum weight that may be weighed on the scale and press the ▼...
Page 76 SETUP, CONT. Interval: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - General screen displayed the current setting for the Interval: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. NOTE! If using multiple intervals, this is the low interval.
Page 77 SETUP, CONT. Custom Label: (Base Units:) With Custom selected for the Base Units: the current setting for the Custom label: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed for Base Units: Custom label is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to proceed to the Scale 1 - Calibration - Conversion screen.
Page 78: Scale 1 - Calibration - Conversion
SETUP, CONT. Scale 1 - Calibration - Conversion Conversion Factor (Conv Factor:) The Conversion Factor (Conv Factor) is a number that the Base Units (or Conv Units) must be multiplied by to obtain the Custom unit of measurement. For example, to find the weight of water in a container: Note that in the example screen shown on the previous page, Gal.
Page 79 SETUP, CONT. Sec Interval: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Conversion screen displayed the current setting for the Sec Interval: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to save the setting and proceed to the Scale 1 - Calibration - Filtering screen.
Page 80: Scale 1 - Calibration - Filtering
SETUP, CONT. Scale 1 - Calibration - Filtering Zero Track: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Filtering screen displayed the current setting for the Zero Track: (zero tracking) parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼...
Page 81 SETUP, CONT. Filtering: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Filtering screen displayed the current setting for the Filtering: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the setting and proceed to the Scale 1 - Calibration - Options screen, or use the Navigation Keys ◄...
Page 82 SETUP, CONT. Custom Filtering:, Cont. Type:, Cont. If the current setting for Type: is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle between the selections and press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to save the new setting and proceed to the Scale 1 - Calibration - Options screen.
Page 83: Filter Setting Recommendations
SETUP, CONT. Filter Setting Recommendations Non-Critical Sample Rate If the sample rate is not critical, as in static weighing, set Filtering: to:  Filtering: Off (No Filtering)  Filtering: Minimal (Filter Value: 6, Filter Break: 12, Sample Rate: 2/Sec)  Filtering: Moderate (Filter Value: 6, Filter Break: 8, Sample Rate: 1/Sec) Critical Sample Rate With a critical sample rate, as in a filling operation, use (Filtering: Custom).
Page 84: Scale 1 - Calibration - Options
SETUP, CONT. Scale 1 - Calibration - Options Sample Rate: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Options screen displayed the current setting for the Sample Rate: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter.
Page 85 SETUP, CONT. OIML: This parameter determines whether the indicator will be used in an application requiring OIML (International Organization of Legal Metrology) compliance. With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Options screen displayed the current setting for the OIML: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the setting and proceed to the Scale 1 - Calibration - Other Options screen or use the Navigation Keys ◄...
Page 86: Scale 1 - Calibration - Other Options
SETUP, CONT. Scale 1 - Calibration - Other Options Zero Limit: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Other Options screen displayed the current setting for the Zero Limit: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter.
Page 87 SETUP, CONT. 2nd Order Lin: 2nd Order Linearization is a method used to correct for nonlinearity in the load cell signal. An extra term, which is proportional to the square of the load cell signal, is used in the conversion of the load cell signal into a weight value. With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Other Options screen displayed the current setting for the 2nd Order Lin: parameter will be shown.
Page 88: Scale 1 - Calibration - Multi Interval
SETUP, CONT. Scale 1 - Calibration - Multi Interval Intervals: With the Scale 1 - Calibration - Multi Interval screen displayed the current setting for the Intervals: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the setting.
Page 89 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. With Two selected for Intervals If Two is selected, three (3) additional parameters will be displayed on the screen. Press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the Low Interval Capacity: parameter. Low Interval Capacity: This is the weight capacity for the low interval. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼...
Page 90 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. Middle Interval Decimal: This is the number of decimal places for the middle interval value. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the setting. The display will change to show Setting Parameters and then Setting Multi-Interval in the upper left corner and return to the Scale 1 - Calibration Options screen.
Page 91 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. With Three selected for Intervals If Three is selected, six (6) additional parameters will be displayed on the screen. Press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the Low Interval Capacity: parameter. Low Interval Capacity: This is the weight capacity for the low interval. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼...
Page 92 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. Middle Interval Decimal: This is the number of decimal places for the middle interval value. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the Middle Interval Capacity: parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the numeric keys to enter the middle interval decimal places and press the ▼...
Page 93: Calibration Methods
SETUP, CONT. Calibration Methods The 825 has two methods to enter the calibration procedure. One method is performed after entering the calibration setup parameters. The other method is selected from the Setup Menu screen and skips entering the calibration setup parameters. Calibration of the scale can be performed using up to four calibration points in addition to the zero (no load) weight.
Page 94 SETUP, CONT. Calibration after Entering Scale Parameters, Cont. NOTE: The following instructions use two calibration points in addition to the zero (no load) weight. These two points could correspond to a mid-point weight and the test (load) weight. In the examples shown, Weight 1 is zero (no load), Weight 2 is the mid-point weight, and Weight 3 is the test (load) weight.
Page 95 SETUP, CONT. Calibration after Entering Scale Parameters, Cont. Calibration Weight 2 1. Place the mid-point weight on the scale and then using the numeric keys, enter the current weight on the scale and press the ENTER key 2. Otherwise, if this is the zero weight (no load), ensure there is zero weight (no load) on the scale and then using the numeric keys enter a 0 and press the ENTER key.
Page 96 SETUP, CONT. Calibration after Entering Scale Parameters, Cont. Calibration Weight 3, Cont. 3. The display will change to show Calibrating… and a bar graph proceeding from left to right will be shown. When this step has been completed, the display will change to show the Scale 1 - Fine Span screen.
Page 97: Calibration From The Setup Menu
SETUP, CONT. Calibration from the Setup Menu With the Start-Up screen displayed, press the LEGAL METROLOGY INFORMATION / SETUP selection on the touchscreen or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the S key to select LEGAL METROLOGY INFORMATION / SETUP or use the Navigation Keys ► Right Arrow to (highlight) the selection and press the ENTER key.
Page 98 SETUP, CONT. Calibration from the Setup Menu, Cont. With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Calibration menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the b key to select Calibration, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Calibration and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Setup Scale Number screen.
Page 99 SETUP, CONT. Calibration from the Setup Menu, Cont. 2. Calibrate With the Scale 1 - Calibration Options screen displayed, press the 2. Calibrate menu option or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the 2 key to select 2. Calibrate, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) 2.
Page 100 SETUP, CONT. Calibration from the Setup Menu, Cont. Calibration Weight 1, Cont. 3. The display will change to show Calibrating… and a bar graph proceeding from left to right will be shown. When this step has been completed, the display will change to show the Scale 1 - Calibration Weight 2 screen.
Page 101 SETUP, CONT. Calibration from the Setup Menu, Cont. Calibration Weight 3 1. Place the test (load) weight on the scale and then using the numeric keys, enter the current weight on the scale and press the ENTER key 2. Otherwise, if this is the zero weight (no load), ensure there is zero weight (no load) on the scale and then using the numeric keys enter a 0 and press the ENTER key.
Page 102: Fine Span Adjustment
SETUP, CONT. Fine Span Adjustment The 825 has three methods to enter the fine span adjustment. All three methods perform the same function, only the method to enter the fine span adjustment is different. One method is performed after entering the calibration setup parameters, the second method is performed after completing the calibration procedure when calibration has been selected from the Setup Menu screen, and the third method is to select the 3.
Page 103: Fine Span Adjustment With 2Nd Order Linearization
SETUP, CONT. Fine Span Adjustment with 2nd Order Linearization If 2nd Order Linearization is enabled and the Num Cal Pts parameter is set for 2 or more, then a COEFF option will be added to the Fine Span screen. This option is used to adjust the displayed weight after linearization testing has shown an error in a specific range of weight.
Page 104 SETUP, CONT. Linear Coefficient: The Linear Coefficient is applied to the load cell signal to calculate weight. With the Coefficient screen displayed the current setting for the Linear Coefficient: parameter will be shown. If the current setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter.
Page 105 SETUP, CONT. Tweak high weight: This is the high end of the range of weight that requires adjusting. Using the example above, the value for the Tweak high weight is 15000. With the Coefficient screen displayed the current setting for the Tweak high weight: parameter will be shown.
Page 106: Review Setup Parameters
SETUP, CONT. Review Setup Parameters With the Scale 1 - Calibration Options screen displayed, press the 4. Review menu option or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the 4 key to select 4. Review or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) 4. Review and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Scale 1 Review screen.
Page 107: Totalizer Function
SETUP, CONT. Totalizer Function The Totalizer function will sum the weights of two or more scales and make the total available to the application program. The Totalizer can be referenced as if it were another scale. With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Calibration menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the b key to select Calibration, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Calibration and press the ENTER key.
Page 108 SETUP, CONT. Total, Cont. Scale Include and Capacity With the Setup Scales for Totalizer screen displayed the current setting for each scale will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to proceed to the next parameter or use the Navigation Keys ◄ Left Arrow to return to the Setup Scale Number screen.
Page 109: Total - Calibration - Filtering
SETUP, CONT. Total - Calibration - Filtering Zero Track: With the Total - Calibration - Filtering screen displayed the current setting for the Zero Track: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the zero tracking range, and press the ▼...
Page 110 SETUP, CONT. Filtering: With the Total - Calibration - Filtering screen displayed the current setting for the Filtering: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the new setting and proceed to the Total - Calibration - Options screen. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the digital filtering, and press the ENTER key to save the new setting and proceed to the Total - Calibration - Options screen.
Page 111 SETUP, CONT. Custom Filtering:, Cont. Type:, Cont. If the current setting for Type: is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle between the selections and press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to save the new setting and proceed to the Total - Calibration - Options screen.
Page 112: Total - Calibration - Options
SETUP, CONT. Total - Calibration - Options Sample Rate: With the Total - Calibration - Options screen displayed the current setting for the Sample Rate: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the numeric keys to enter the sample rate in samples per second and press the ▼...
Page 113 SETUP, CONT. OIML: This parameter determines whether the indicator will be used in an application requiring OIML (International Organization of Legal Metrology) compliance. With the Total - Calibration - Options screen displayed the current setting for the OIML: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the setting and proceed to the Total - Calibration - Other Options screen, or use the Navigation Keys ◄...
Page 114: Total - Calibration - Other Options
SETUP, CONT. Total - Calibration - Other Options Zero Limit: With the Total - Calibration - Other Options screen displayed the current setting for the Zero Limit: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle the setting between Yes and No.
Page 115 SETUP, CONT. 2nd Order Lin: 2nd Order Linearization is a method used to correct for nonlinearity in the load cell signal. An extra term, which is proportional to the square of the load cell signal, is used in the conversion of the load cell signal into a weight value. With the Total - Calibration - Other Options screen displayed the current setting for the 2nd Order Lin: parameter will be shown.
Page 116: Total - Calibration - Multi Interval
SETUP, CONT. Total - Calibration - Multi Interval Intervals: With the Total - Calibration - Multi Interval screen displayed the current setting for the Intervals: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the setting. The display will change to show Setting Parameters and then Setting Multi-Interval in the upper left corner and then change to the Totalizer screen.
Page 117 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. With Two selected for Intervals If Two is selected, three (3) additional parameters will be displayed on the screen. Press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the Low Interval Capacity: parameter. Low Interval Capacity: This is the weight capacity for the low interval. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼...
Page 118 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. Middle Interval Decimal: This is the number of decimal places for the middle interval value. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to save the setting. The display will change to show Setting Parameters and then Setting Multi-Interval in the upper left corner and then change to the Totalizer screen.
Page 119 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. With Three selected for Intervals If Three is selected, six (6) additional parameters will be displayed on the screen. Press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the Low Interval Capacity: parameter. Low Interval Capacity: This is the weight capacity for the low interval. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼...
Page 120 SETUP, CONT. Intervals:, Cont. Middle Interval Decimal: This is the number of decimal places for the middle interval value. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the Middle Interval Capacity: parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the numeric keys to enter the middle interval decimal places and press the ▼...
Page 121: Totalizer
SETUP, CONT. Totalizer Capacity: With the Totalizer screen displayed the current setting for the Capacity: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the numeric keys to enter the Totalizer capacity and press the ▼...
Page 122: Select Scale To Calibrate
SETUP, CONT. Select Scale to Calibrate NOTE: In the following instructions, X is the scale number selected to calibrate. With the Setup Scale Number screen displayed, press the scale number on the touchscreen for the scale to calibrate or use the numeric keys to enter the number for the scale to calibrate or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) the scale to calibrate and press the ENTER key.
Page 123 SETUP, CONT. Calibrate Selected Scale, Cont. NOTE: The following instructions use two calibration points in addition to the zero (no load) weight. These two points could correspond to a mid-point weight and the test (load) weight. In the examples shown, Weight 1 is zero (no load), Weight 2 is the mid-point weight, and Weight 3 is the test (load) weight.
Page 124 SETUP, CONT. Calibrate Selected Scale, Cont. Calibration Weight 2 1. Place the mid-point weight on the scale and then using the numeric keys, enter the current weight on the scale and press the ENTER key 2. Otherwise, if this is the zero weight (no load), ensure there is zero weight (no load) on the scale and then using the numeric keys enter a 0 and press the ENTER key.
Page 125 SETUP, CONT. Calibrate Selected Scale, Cont. Calibration Weight 3, Cont. 3. The display will change to show Calibrating… and a bar graph proceeding from left to right will be shown. When this step has been completed, the display will change to show the Scale 1 - Fine Span screen.
Page 126: Preferences
SETUP, CONT. Preferences Preferences Menu With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Preferences menu option, or use the qwerty keyboard and press the P key to select Preferences, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Preferences and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Preferences Menu screen.
Page 127 SETUP, CONT. Date Format: With the Date/time preferences screen displayed the current setting for the Date Format: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the date format, and press the ▼...
Page 128 SETUP, CONT. a.m.: With the Date/time preferences screen displayed the current setting for the a.m.: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the Qwerty keyboard to enter new text for the a.m.
Page 129 SETUP, CONT. Time Zone:, Cont. If the current setting is not acceptable, begin by pressing the left selection parameter to select the Timezone Continent. The display will change to show the Set Time Zone screen with the first list of available Continents. Select Continent Time Zone If the desired Continent is shown in the list on the first screen, press the Continent name on the touchscreen.
Page 130 SETUP, CONT. Time Zone:, Cont. Next, press the middle selection parameter (or right selection parameter if only two) to select the Timezone Region. The display will change to show the Set Time Zone screen with the first list of available Regions. Select Region Time Zone If the desired Region is shown in the list on the first screen, press the Region name on the touchscreen.
Page 131 SETUP, CONT. Time Zone:, Cont. Lastly, press the right selection parameter (if there are three) to select the Timezone Local time zone. The display will change to show the Set Time Zone screen with the first list of available Local time zones. Select Local Time Zone If the desired Local zone is shown in the list on the first screen, press the Local zone name on the touchscreen.
Page 132: Color Scheme
SETUP, CONT. Color Scheme The Preferences Menu, Color Scheme menu option allows you to review and if desired, customize the factory default colors for the various text displayed on the screen. With the Preferences Menu screen displayed, press the Color Scheme menu option, or use the qwerty keyboard and press the C key to select Color Scheme, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Color Scheme and press the ENTER key.
Page 133 SETUP, CONT. Option: With the Setup Color Scheme screen displayed the current setting for the Option: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the color for the Option text displayed on the screen and press the ▼...
Page 134 SETUP, CONT. Error: With the Setup Color Scheme screen displayed the current setting for the Error: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the color for Error text displayed on the screen and press the ▼...
Page 135 SETUP, CONT. Help: With the Setup Color Scheme screen displayed the current setting for the Help: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to step through and select the color for Help text displayed on the screen and press the ▼...
Page 136: Color Palette
SETUP, CONT. Color Palette The Preferences Menu, Color Palette menu option allow you to review and if desired, customize the factory default values for the standard or custom colors displayed on the screen. NOTE: The values shown for each color (standard and custom) are hexadecimal color codes.
Page 137: Lcd Settings
SETUP, CONT. LCD Settings The Preferences Menu, LCD Settings menu option allows you to review and if desired, customize the factory default values for the LCD Brightness, Idle time and brightness, and the amount of weight required to wake up the screen. With the Preferences Menu screen displayed, press the LCD Settings menu option, or use the qwerty keyboard and press the L key to select LCD Settings, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) LCD Settings and press the ENTER key.
Page 138 SETUP, CONT. Idle Minutes: This is the amount of time with no activity on the scale before the indicator will dim the screen brightness to the Idle Brightness setting. With the Setup LCD Preferences screen displayed the current setting for the Idle Minutes: parameter will be shown.
Page 139: Sound Settings
SETUP, CONT. Sound Settings The Preferences Menu, Sound Settings menu option allows you to review and if desired, customize the beep that occurs each time a key is pressed or the screen is touched. The duration of the beep as well as the sound frequency (note and octave) produced can be set or the beep can be turned off.
Page 140 SETUP, CONT. Key sound freq: The Key sound freq. is the frequency (note and octave) of the key beep sound. With the Setup Sound Preferences screen displayed, the current setting for the Key sound freq: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼...
Page 141 SETUP, CONT. Touch sound freq: The Touch sound freq. is the frequency (note and octave) of the touchscreen beep sound. With the Setup Sound Preferences screen displayed, the current setting for the Touch sound freq: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to return to the Preferences Menu screen.
Page 142 SETUP, CONT. Startup Settings The Preferences Menu, Startup Settings menu option allows you to review and if desired, customize the automatic startup time and select whether the APPLICATION MENU is automatically displayed or the screen remains on the Start-Up screen. With the Preferences Menu screen displayed, press the Startup Settings menu option, or use the qwerty keyboard and press the t key to select Startup Settings, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Startup Settings and press the ENTER key.
Page 143 SETUP, CONT. Auto start always: This selects whether the Auto start for showing the Application Menu is enabled or disabled. With the Setup Startup Preferences screen displayed the current setting for the Auto start always: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ENTER key to return to the Preferences Menu screen.
Page 144: Date/Time
SETUP, CONT. Date/Time With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Date/Time menu option, or use the qwerty keyboard and press the D key to select Date/Time, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Date/Time and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Set Date/Time screen.
Page 145 SETUP, CONT. Month: With the Set Date/Time screen displayed the current setting for the Month: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the numeric keys to enter the Month (1 = Jan, 2 = Feb...12 = Dec) and press the ▼...
Page 146: Operators
OPERATORS The Model 825 Desktop Weight Indicator supports up to eight operators. One operator, the Administrator has full access to all functions and features of the 825. The remaining seven can be configured to allow or prevent access to various functions and features. Note that only the Login name and Password can be changed for the Administrator operator.
Page 147 OPERATORS, CONT. With the Legal metrology information / Setup screen displayed, press the Navigation Keys ▼ Down Arrow to (highlight) the Setup menu option and press the ENTER key or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the S key to select the Setup menu option. The display will change to show the Login screen and prompt for the Login and Password.
Page 148: List Operators
OPERATORS, CONT. With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Operators menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the O key to select Operators, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Operators and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Setup Operators screen.
Page 149: Add Operators
Add Operator screen. Login: With the Add Operator screen displayed, use the Qwerty keyboard to enter a Login (name) for the operator (up to 8 characters, e.g., CARDINAL) and press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. Password: With the Add Operator screen displayed, use the Qwerty keyboard to enter a Password for the operator (up to 8 characters) and press the ▼...
Page 150 OPERATORS, CONT. 2. Add Operator, Cont. NOTE: To change the displayed setting on the following parameters, use the Qwerty keyboard and press the SPACE key to toggle between Yes and No or press the Y key for Yes or the N key for No. Zero: This setting determines whether the operator is allowed to zero the scale.
Page 151 OPERATORS, CONT. 2. Add Operator, Cont. Units: This setting determines whether the operator is allowed to select the alternate weighing units. With the Add Operator screen displayed, the current setting for Units: will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle between Yes and No (or press the Y or N key) and press the ▼...
Page 152 OPERATORS, CONT. 2. Add Operator, Cont. IMPORTANT! If the displayed settings for the Config:, File Mgr:, and Custom 1: to Custom 7: parameters require changing, press the setting on the touchscreen of the desired parameter to select it. Config: This setting determines whether the operator is allowed to change the configuration. With the Add Operator screen displayed, the current setting for Config: will be shown.
Page 153: Edit Operators
OPERATORS, CONT. 3. Edit Operator The Edit Operator screen allows you to change the operator's previously configured access to functions and features of the indicator. With the Setup Operators screen displayed, press the 3. Edit Operator menu option or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the 3 key to select 3.
Page 154 OPERATORS, CONT. 3. Edit Operator, Cont. Login: With the Edit Operator screen displayed, the current Login (name) will be shown. If the Login displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, use the Qwerty keyboard to enter a new Login for the operator (up to 8 characters) and press the ▼...
Page 155 OPERATORS, CONT. 3. Edit Operator, Cont. Push tare: With the Edit Operator screen displayed, the current setting for Push tare: will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the SPACE key to toggle between Yes and No (or press the Y or N key) and press the ▼...
Page 156 OPERATORS, CONT. 3. Edit Operator, Cont. IMPORTANT! If the displayed settings for the Config:, File Mgr:, and Custom 1: to Custom 7: parameters require changing, press the setting on the touchscreen of the desired parameter to select it. Config: With the Edit Operator screen displayed, the current setting for Config: will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the setting on the touchscreen of the next parameter to change or press the ENTER key to save the settings and return to the Setup Operators screen.
Page 157: Delete Operators
OPERATORS, CONT. 4. Delete Operator The Delete Operator screen allows you to delete (remove) an operator Login and all previously configured settings for that Login. With the Setup Operators screen displayed, press the 4. Delete Operator menu option or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the 4 key to select 4. Delete Operator or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) 4.
Page 158 OPERATORS, CONT. 4. Delete Operator, Cont. With the Delete Operator? confirmation screen displayed, press the Yes or No option on the screen, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the Y or N key, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Yes or No and press the ENTER key. •...
Page 159: Set Default Operators
OPERATORS, CONT. 5. Set Default Operator The Set Default Operator screen allows you to select which operator Login the 825 will use when it is first turned on. With the Setup Operators screen displayed, press the 5. Set Default Operator menu option or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the 5 key to select 5.
Page 160: Services
SERVICES Setup Services With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Services menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the v key to select Services, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Services and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Setup Services screen.
Page 161 SERVICES, CONT. Setup CUPS Printing CUPS, which stands for Common Unix Printing System, is an open-source printing system used on various Linux distributions. It provides a framework for managing and controlling printers in a Linux or Unix environment. Here are some key points about CUPS: •...
Page 162 SERVICES, CONT. CUPS Printing: With the Setup CUPS Printing screen displayed, the current setting for the CUPS Printing: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to return to the Setup Services screen.
Page 163 SERVICES, CONT. Main: With the Setup CUPS Printing screen displayed, the current setting for the Main: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to return to the Setup Services screen.
Page 164 SERVICES, CONT. Conf: With the Setup CUPS Printing screen displayed, the current setting for the Conf: parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the ▼ Down Arrow to advance to the next parameter or press the ENTER key to return to the Setup Services screen. If the current setting is not acceptable, press the YES or NO key to toggle the setting between Yes and No.
Page 165: Diagnostics
DIAGNOSTICS The 825 is equipped with diagnostic software that tests various portions of the indicator's circuitry and functions and verifies proper operation. 4. Press the Push Button Power Switch on the rear enclosure of the 825 to turn it on. The display will perform a short self-test and then change to the Start-Up screen.
Page 166 DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. With the Legal metrology information / Setup screen displayed, press the Navigation Keys ▼ Down Arrow to (highlight) the Setup menu option and press the ENTER key or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the S key to select the Setup menu option. The display will change to show the Login screen and prompt for the Login and Password.
Page 167: Diagnostics Menu
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Diagnostics Menu With the Setup Menu screen displayed, press the Diagnostics menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the D key to select Diagnostics, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Diagnostics and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Diagnostics Menu screen.
Page 168: Storage Info
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Storage Info With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Storage Info menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the S key to select Storage Info, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Storage Info and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Storage Memory screen.
Page 169: Mainboard I/O
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Mainboard I/O With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Mainboard I/O menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the i (lowercase i) key to select Mainboard I/O, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Mainboard I/O and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Test Mainboard I/O screen.
Page 170: Comm Ports
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Comm Ports With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Comm Ports menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the C key to select Comm Ports, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Comm Ports and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Test Comm Ports screen.
Page 171: Usb Ports
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. USB Ports With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Usb Ports menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the U key to select Usb Ports, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Usb Ports and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Test USB Ports screen.
Page 172: Network
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Network With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Network menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the N key to select Network, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Network and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Test Network screen.
Page 173 DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Network, Cont. After completing the Network test, press Done or Enter on the touchscreen, or use the Navigation Keys ◄ Left Arrow to return to the Test Network screen. Press Done or Enter on the touchscreen or use the Navigation Keys ◄ Left Arrow or use the Qwerty keyboard key to return to the Diagnostics Menu screen.
Page 174: Sound
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Sound With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Sound menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the d (lowercase d) key to select Sound, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Sound and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Test Sound screen.
Page 175: Option Cards
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Option Cards With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Option Cards menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the O key to select Option Cards, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Option Cards and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Option Cards screen.
Page 176: Ambient Light
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Ambient Light With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press the Ambient Light menu option, or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the L key to select Ambient Light, or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) Ambient Light and press the ENTER key. The display will change to show the Ambient Light screen.
Page 177: Return To Normal Operations
DIAGNOSTICS, CONT. Return to Normal Operations To return to the Weight Screen and resume normal weighing operations: With the Diagnostics Menu screen displayed, press Done or Enter on the touchscreen or use the Navigation Keys ◄ Left Arrow or use the Qwerty keyboard key to return to the Setup Menu screen.
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Page 179: Event Counters
EVENT COUNTERS A Category 1 Event Counter is provided on the 825 with two counters that increment when a change is made to features that are required by NTEP or OIML to be sealed. One counter is designated for calibration parameters and one is designated for configuration changes as required in NCWM Publication 14, 2007.
Page 180 EVENT COUNTERS, CONT. To View the Event Counters, Cont. With the Legal metrology information / Setup screen displayed, press the “View event counters” selection on the touchscreen or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the e key to select the View event counters menu option. The display will change to show the Event Counters screen.
Page 181: Return To Normal Operations
EVENT COUNTERS, CONT. Return to Normal Operations To return to the Weight Screen and resume normal weighing operations, with the Legal metrology information / Setup screen displayed, press the Navigation Keys ◄ Left Arrow or use the Qwerty keyboard key to return to the Startup screen. 8545-1151-0M Rev A ...
Page 182: Certifications / Id Information
CERTIFICATIONS / ID INFORMATION To View the Certifications / ID Information Press the Push Button Power Switch on the rear enclosure (see Figure No. 2) of the 825 to turn it on. The display will perform a short self-test and then change to the Start-Up screen. NOTE: When the 825 is initially started, an Auto-start countdown beginning at 8 seconds will appear on the APPLICATION PROGRAM selection.
Page 183 CERTIFICATIONS / ID INFORMATION, CONT. To View the Certifications / ID Information, Cont. With the Legal metrology information / Setup screen displayed, press the “View certifications / ID information” selection on the touchscreen or use the Qwerty keyboard and press the i key to select the View certifications / ID information menu option or use the Navigation Keys to select (highlight) View certifications / ID information and press the ENTER key.
Page 184: Return To Normal Operations
CERTIFICATIONS / ID INFORMATION, CONT. Return to Normal Operations To return to the Weight Screen and resume normal weighing operations, with the Legal metrology information / Setup screen displayed, press the Navigation Keys ◄ Left Arrow or use the Qwerty keyboard key to return to the Startup screen.
Page 185: Lock And Wire Security Seal Installation
LOCK AND WIRE SECURITY SEAL INSTALLATION If your Model 825 Desktop Weight Indicator is used in a commercial application and your local metrology laws require the use of physical sealing, a lock and wire security seal can be installed to prevent the front panel from being lowered from the main enclosure to gain access to the calibration jumper (J11) thereby preventing unauthorized access to the calibration adjustments.
Page 186: Parts Identification
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Final Assembly Parts List ITEM NO. QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 8545-1180-0A SUB-ASSEMBLY, REAR ENCLOSURE, 825X-D 8545-1179-0A 825 DESKTOP, SCREEN ASSEMBLY 8545-1016-1A PCB ASSEMBLY, 825 CONTROLLER W/ MODULE 8545-1051-0A 825 BOARD CHASSIS ASSEMBLY 6021-0423 SCW, PAN-HEAD, MACHINE-SCW, 04-40 X 0.250 6021-1065 SCW, THUMB, MACHINE-SCW, 06-32 X 0.375 6024-1022...
Page 187: Final Assembly - Iso View
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Final Assembly – ISO View 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 188: Final Assembly - Open Flat View
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Final Assembly – Open Flat View 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 189: Final Assembly - Section B-B View
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Final Assembly – Section B-B View Final Assembly – Bottom View 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 190: Rear Enclosure Parts List
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Rear Enclosure Parts List ITEM NO. QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 6013-0039 NUT, #6-32, Z/P 6013-0297 NUT, #10-32, HEX, SS 6013-0445 NUT, THUMB, KNURLED PLASTIC, #6-32 6021-0666 SCW, PAN-HEAD, MACHINE-SCW, 06-32 X 0.250 6024-0037 WASHER, LOCK HELICAL, SP, #10 REG, SS 6024-1022 WASHER, FLAT, #6 TYPE A, Z-PLATE NUT, LOCK, NICKEL PLATED, PG 9 THREAD, 18MM...
Page 191: Rear Enclosure - Open Flat View
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Rear Enclosure – Open Flat View 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 192: Rear Enclosure - Base Assembly, No Lid View
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Rear Enclosure – Base Assembly, No Lid View Rear Enclosure – Base Assembly, No Lid, No Power Supply Guard View 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 193: Desktop Screen Assembly Parts List
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Desktop Screen Assembly Parts List ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 8545-1127-0A 825 DESKTOP, SCREEN PLATE WELDMENT DISPLAY, LCD GRAPHIC TFT 12.1 IN, 1280X800, 6645-2263 1000 NIT LED, PCAP TOUCH SCW, NARROW CHEESE HEAD PHILLIPS, 6021-1298 M2 X 0.4MM X 4MM, 3.8MM HEAD DIA., SS 6800-1063 LED BACKLIGHT DRIVER FOR 12.1 IN DISPLAY TAPE, GAFFER'S, 1/2"...
Page 194: Desktop Screen Assembly - Rear View
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Desktop Screen Assembly – Rear View 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 195: Desktop Screen Assembly - Exploded View
PARTS IDENTIFICATION Desktop Screen Assembly – Exploded View 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual...
Page 196 STATEMENT OF LIMITED WARRANTY WARRANTY TERMS Cardinal Scale Manufacturing Company warrants the equipment we manufacture against defects in material and workmanship. The length and terms and conditions of these warranties vary with the type of product and are summarized below:...
Page 197 This warranty sets forth the extent of our liability for breach of any warranty or deficiency in connection with the sale or use of our product. Cardinal will not be liable for consequential damages of any nature, including but not limited to loss of profit, delays or expenses, whether based on tort or contract.
Page 198 Cardinal Scale Mfg. Co. 102 E. Daugherty, Webb City, MO 64870 USA Ph: 417-673-4631 or 1-800-641-2008 Fax: 417-673-2153 www.cardinalscale.com Technical Support: 1-866-254-8261 E-mail: tech@cardet.com Printed in USA 8545-1151-0M Rev A  825 Desktop Installation & Technical Manual 8545-1151-0M Rev A 06/24...

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