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Summary of Contents for ADE ZW50 Series
- Page 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Electronic counting scale ZW50 Series Counting Scale ZW50-210903-Rev006-UM-en...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Applications ....................... 3 Warnings ........................3 Scope of Supply ......................4 Setting Up the Scale ....................4 4.1 Setting Up the Local Scale ..................4 4.2 Setting Up the Remote Scale ..................5 Display Overview ....................... 6 Key Functions ......................7 Displays ........................ -
Page 3: Applications
− The scale offers a choice between kg and lbs units. − The ZW50 series is fitted with a bidirectional RS232 data interface, enabling you to connect a PC or printer. − The scale can be powered from a 230 V power outlet or a 6 V 4 Ah rechargeable battery. -
Page 4: Scope Of Supply
We can no longer guarantee safe operation: • when the power cord or plug shows visible signs of damage; • after prolonged storage in wet environments; Should this occur, contact your service provider for your safety. Caution: Never use power cords other than those supplied by the manufacturer! 3. -
Page 5: Setting Up The Remote Scale
Setting Up the Remote Scale The ZW50 series can be connected to any size of load cell type weighing base via the remote scale port on the right side of the scale housing. Ensure you have the correct base for the scale, as each is matched for calibration. -
Page 6: Display Overview
5. Display Overview Marking Designation Weight Weight display (in kilograms) Unit Weight Unit weight display (in grams) “Numeric keypad” For data input; These keys are used to manually enter values for tare weight, piece weight, and sample size; A secondary function is to enter alphanumeric char- acters for PLU descriptions, etc. -
Page 7: Key Functions
6. Key Functions Key symbol Designation Function For data input; These keys are used to manually enter val- ues for tare weight, piece weight, and sam- Numeric keys ple size; … A secondary function is to enter alphanu- meric characters for PLU descriptions, etc. -
Page 8: Displays
7. Displays The scales have three digital displays. These are “Weight,” “Unit Weight,” and “Count.” Weight Display (WEIGHT) This display has a 5-digit indicator to show the weight on the scale. The arrows above the symbols indicate the following: Symbol Meaning Low battery level Net weight... -
Page 9: Count Display (Count)
Count Display (COUNT) This display shows the number of items on the scale or the value of the accumulated count. See the “Operation” section. The arrow indicators above the individual symbols indicate the following: Symbol Meaning Check weighing is active during counting. Check weighing is active during weighing. -
Page 10: Operation
8. Operation General Both the local and remote scales have the same basic weighing functions. Because of its tech- nical specifications, however, the resolution of the remote scale may differ from that of the local scale. Each scale (local or remote) has the ability to count pieces based on the current unit weight. Given its higher sensitivity compared to the remote scale, we recommend using the local scale for counting samples and the remote scale for counting larger quantities. -
Page 11: Determining / Entering The Unit Weight
Method 1: − Zero the scale by pressing the key if necessary. The arrow indicator above the symbol will be on. Place a container on the weighing platform. The display will show its weight. − Press the key to tare the scale. The weight that was displayed is stored as the tare value, and that value is subtracted from the display, leaving zero on the display. - Page 12 Determining the Unit Weight The basic functions for piece counting are the same for the local and remote scales. In order to perform piece counting, it is necessary to know the average weight of the items to be counted. This can be done either by weighing a known number of the items and letting the scale determine the average unit weight or by manually inputting a known unit weight using the keypad.
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Page 13: Piece Counting
Piece Counting After the unit weight has been determined or entered, the scale can be used for piece counting. The scale can be tared to account for the net weight, as explained in the previous section. − With the scale tared, place the pieces to be counted on the weighing platform. The “Count” display will show the number of pieces computed using the total weight and the unit weight. -
Page 14: Summation Memory
Acoustic Alarm Function The check weighing function is supported by an acoustic alarm. From the parameter settings menu (chapter 9), the following alarm options can be selected under “F1 oFF” in the “bEEP” subparameter. The scale is preset to “bEEP oFF” by default. “bEEP oFF”... - Page 15 Storing PLUs Manually Tare weight: If the scale is used in counting mode, check whether the quantity or counting scale needs to be tared. Select the quantity or reference scale accordingly. − Press the key if necessary. All three displays will show zero (0). −...
- Page 16 Notes: − Use the key to go back to the previous character or the key to advance to the next character. − While the character is flashing, press and hold the key a little longer to enter a space. − Tare values will only be stored with PLU data while the scale is in the Net mode. −...
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Page 17: Parameters
Example: Key(s) to press Indication in Indication in Indication in Display Display Display “Weight” “Unit Weight” “Count” “PLU” “- -” “ ” “PLU” “27” “ ” 2, 7 “PLU 27” “M4SCHR” “MESSIN” After one second, the display will re- turn to normal weighing mode with “x x x x”... - Page 18 SUB-PA- RAME- RAME- DISPLAY SETTING “bEEP” “oFF” F1 oFF bEEP The beeper is set to off. “bEEP” “on in” The beeper is set to on between limits. “bEEP” “on out” The beeper is set to on outside limits. “L itE” “oFF” Backlight is set to off.
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Page 19: Rs-232 Data Output
10. RS-232 Data Output Specifications: RS-232 output for weighing data, default settings: • ASCII code • 4800 baud (can be selected from 600 to 9600) • 8 data bits (8 data bits no parity, 7 data bits even parity, and 7 data bits odd parity can be selected) •... -
Page 20: Storage And Transportation Conditions
If this product is proven to have failed within 1 year from the date of purchase (proof of pur- chase is required) due to defects in material and workmanship, ADE will repair or replace this product. The warranty does not cover all moving parts, such as rechargeable batteries, cables, etc. -
Page 21: Technical Data
12. Technical Data Model: ZW50-3 ZW50-6 ZW50-15 ZW50-30 Maximum load 3 kg 6 kg 15 kg 30 kg Division d 0.1 g 0.2 g 0.5 g Resolution 1:30,000 1:30,000 1:30,000 1:30,000 Taring range up to 3 kg up to 6 kg up to 10 kg up to 30 kg Reproducibility... -
Page 22: Declaration Of Conformity
− RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU in their current version. This declaration becomes invalid if the scale is converted in a way that has not been ap- proved by us. Hamburg, September 2021 ADE Germany GmbH Neuer Höltigbaum 15 22143 Hamburg Manufacturer: ADE Germany GmbH Neuer Höltigbaum 15... - Page 23 ZW50-210903-Rev006-UM-en...
- Page 24 Distributor: ZW50-210903-Rev006-UM-en...
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