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RLT Series
Indicators
Operation Manual
May 2, 2018
PN 190561

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  • Page 1 RLT Series Indicators Operation Manual May 2, 2018 PN 190561...
  • Page 2 All information contained within this publication is, to the best of our knowledge, complete and accurate at the time of publication. Rice Lake Weighing Systems reserves the right to make changes to the technology, features, specifications and design of the equipment without notice.
  • Page 3 PRINTOUT (AND REPRINT OF THE LAST TICKET) METRICS REGULATION OF THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS SETTINGS A TARE VALUE ALREADY KNOWN (PT) 30 TARES ARCHIVE AUTOMATIC TARE DELETION NUMERICAL IDS DATE AND TIME © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 4 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS HOW TO ACCESS THE FUNCTION MENU AND SELECT THE DESIRED ONE WEIGHING WITH HIGH RESOLUTION DISPLAY - hi.res HORIZONTAL ACCUMULATOR - total MIXING SEVERAL COMPONENTS - formul COUNTING - Count WEIGHT CHECK - CheCk UNIT OF MEASUREMENT CONVERSION - CoNver PERCENTAGE WEIGHING - PerC HOLDING WEIGHT ON THE DISPLAY - hold EXCHANGE BETWEEN NET WEIGHT AND GROSS WEIGHT - net.Gro...
  • Page 5 Proper separate collection to then send the product to recycling contributes to preventing possible negative effects on the environment and to health and promotes recycling. Users who dispose of the product illegally shall face administrative sanctions as provided for by law. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 6 Main features of the scale MAIN FEATURES POWER SUPPLY VIA MAINS Every RLT range indicator is equipped with a specific power cable or charger, depending on the model. The only exceptions are the specific models for explosive atmospheres, in which case refer to the specific manual. The safety stan- dards in force must be respected when connecting the unit to the 110/240V mains, including the use of a “clean”...
  • Page 7 • Tare acquired automatically by the scale. Tare is only acquired if there is no other saved tare value. • Tare function disabled. To customise the tare function, go into the tare section in the configuration menu. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 8 Main features of the scale THE DISPLAY Number Symbol Description The scale is unloaded and at zero (gross). The weight is unstable. The time is being shown on the display. The weight displayed is net. There is a saved tare. (5,6) The weight displayed is gross.
  • Page 9 888888 888888 2 sec 2 sec Prefix: instrument model xx. yy xx. yy Version: legal software -off- -off- Weighing program aa. bb . CC aa. bb . CC version leGal 9.80390 © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 10 Basic functions of the scale BASIC FUNCTIONS 0 .000 0 .000 -off- 2 sec. ZERO ZERO 0. 001 0.000 Visit our website www.RiceLake.eu...
  • Page 11 Basic functions of the scale AUTOMATIC TARE ? kg ? kg 0 .500 1 0.000 TARE 1 0 .000 1 .200 TARE DELETION -0.500 0.000 TARE © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 12 Basic functions of the scale PRESETTABLE TARE (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 If the indicator has a number keypad, it is possible to enter the tare quickly: a.
  • Page 13 PRINTOUT (AND REPRINT OF THE LAST TICKET) 1 .200 print PRINT To reprint the last ticket (for models with numerical keyboard) print PRINT METRICS 10.000 INFo 4 sec. 600.000 40.000 2 .000 1 0 . 000 © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 14 Basic functions of the scale REGULATION OF THE DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS ZERO 10. 000 brGt 0 2 sec. brGt 5 Set the brightness. How to set the value Visit our website www.RiceLake.eu...
  • Page 15 How to store a tare 10 .000 T 01 Select the memory. How to set the value t00.500 PRINT PRINT Enter the tare value How to set the value ì1 0 .000 © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 16 Additional function for models with numerical keyboard How to retrieve a stored tare 15.000 Fun 1 T 01 Select the memory. How to set the value 0.000 PRINT AUTOMATIC TARE DELETION 0.000 Fun 2 Ta-L Automatic deletion disabled Ta-u Automatic deletion en- abled: the tare will be deleted automatically when the pallet truck is...
  • Page 17 Automatic deletion disabled. Mid1 id1L Automatic deletion enabled: the entered id1u ID will be deleted automatically when the pallet truck is completely unloaded. The numerical IDs zero automatically when turning off the scale. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 18 Additional function for models with numerical keyboard DATE AND TIME 0. 000 Fun 8 month year hour Minute Only present if the Alibi option is installed. Visit our website www.RiceLake.eu...
  • Page 19 Weight check compared to a reference 0.000 CheCk sample. Unit of measure conversion Conver Weighing in % compared to a PerC reference sample Holding weight on the display HoLD Net weight - gross weight exchange net.Gro © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 20 Advanced functions of the scale WEIGHING WITH HIGH RESOLUTION DISPLAY - hi.res How to check calibration, if necessary 0.201 How to adjust calibration, if necessary MODE PRINT 000.200 Set the sample weight 2 sec. How to set the value LoAD unLoAD Cal .0 Cal.ok...
  • Page 21 How to select the desired reading division 200.0 MODE 200.00 MODE MODE 200.000 MODE This operating mode requires configuring an appropriate filter (hi.res0...hi.res7). the maximum number of decimal digit is 3. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 22 Advanced functions of the scale HORIZONTAL ACCUMULATOR - total How to sum the weighs 0. 500 t . 1 PRINT 1.800 t . 2 PRINT 0. 900 t . 3 PRINT Visit our website www.RiceLake.eu...
  • Page 23 How to print and reset the grand total n. 3 3.200 MODE 2 sec. Number of weighs Total weight With numerical keyboard, F + 6 simply shows the current total without any printout/reset. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 24 Advanced functions of the scale MIXING SEVERAL COMPONENTS - formul How to sum the weighs 0.030 0.000 TARE 0.250 t . 1 PRINT 0. 100 t. 2 PRINT 0. 100 t. 3 PRINT Visit our website www.RiceLake.eu...
  • Page 25 How to print and reset the grand total n. 3 3.200 MODE 2 sec. Number of weighs Total weight With numerical keyboard, F + 6 simply shows the current total without any printout/reset. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 26 Advanced functions of the scale COUNTING - Count How to sample and count 0.070 0 . 000 TARE -s- 5 -s- 5 MODE Select the desired referen- 2 sec. ce quantity (5, 10, 20, ... 200 pieces) How to set the value With the numerical keyboard, Load the selected reference the combination of the F + 5...
  • Page 27 F + 6 . PRINT For correct counting, you must set the known tare value or tare the empty container and fill it with the pieces to count. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 28 Advanced functions of the scale COUNTING - Count Pieces counting of the total load b. Insert the tare value 1 . 000 0.800 TARE 2 sec. How to set the value f. Take the samples (5, 10, 20, 30, MODE -s- 5 40, 50, 60, 75, 100, 200 pezzi).
  • Page 29 Example 2 To check a weight of 500 g with + 10 g / - 20 g tolerance (that is, between 480 g and 510 g), set: t00500 l00020 h00010 © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 30 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 31 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 2 sec. h00000 t .max © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 32 Advanced functions of the scale UNIT OF MEASUREMENT CONVERSION - CoNver How to convert the unit of measurement into pounds (standard mode) MODE 0 .500 1 . 1025 You can convert the unit of measure- ment into pounds at any time. Converting the unit of measurement with free conversion factor 0 .500 faCtor...
  • Page 33 The more the time, the more the sampling precision. II. How to check the weight MODE 60.0 0.300 You can go from weight in % to wei- ght in kg at any time. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 34 Advanced functions of the scale PERCENTAGE WEIGHT - PERC Percentage metering 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 achieve 2 sec.
  • Page 35 PERCENTAGE WEIGHT - PERC 0 . 0 30.0 TARE 0 . 0 20.0 MODE 100.0 0 . 500 You can go from weight in % to wei- ght in kg at any time. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 36 Advanced functions of the scale HOLDING WEIGHT ON THE DISPLAY - hold How to activate the function MODE 0.000 200.000 The weight on the display is held 200.000 200.000 even when the scale is unloaded. How to deactivate the function MODE 0.000 200.000...
  • Page 37 EXCHANGE BETWEEN NET WEIGHT AND GROSS WEIGHT - net.Gro 0.500 0.000 TARE 0.000 1 .200 MODE 1 .200 1. 700 You can go from net weight to gross weight at any time. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 38 Configuration Menu CONFIGURATION MENU HOW TO ACCES THE CONFIGURATION MENU PRINT 0 . 000 CoNFIG 5 sec. The indicator is in the configuration menu. Visible only if the date/time option is available MENU CloCk - DATE AND TIME How to enter How to browse 5 Sec.
  • Page 39 Visible only if there is an optional board Relay port activation/deactivation weights setpnt s 1. off Relay 1 deactivation weight Relay 1 activation weight s 1. on filter Repeat the same operation for relays 2, 3 and 4. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 40 Configuration Menu filter - WEIGHING FILTERS MENU Edits scale reactivity. Useful in optimising weighing to your needs. With the approved instrument, you can select only some of the filters How to enter How to browse listed below. 5 Sec. Premise The “0”...
  • Page 41 5 on.prin loCk tik.res Colour loCk reset Display lock (for use by the manufacturer) diaG loCk Colour Backlighting colour Colour Visible only on models with colour displays Green bak.Lit © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 42 Configuration Menu Configuration Menu TARE - TARE MENU tare How to enter How to browse 5 Sec. loCk The tare is saved. Manual deletion. Tare automatically deleted unloCk when scale is unloaded. Tare functions inhibited. Clock preC. 10 Tare automatically carried auto out when weight is stable.
  • Page 43 - FACTORY CONFIGURATION RESET Clock sure? reset preC. 10 alibi diaG setpnt filter sCreen diaG - DIAGNOSTICS tare autoff diaG Reserved for technical staff. on.prin tik. res reset diaG © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 44 PRINT The scale does not print • Another printout is already in progress (busy) • Make sure there is a roll in the printer • The printer does not switch on • The weight is unstable (unStAb) • The net or gross weight is negative or is insufficient for printing (loW) Underload or overload (______ o ------ ) (un.oVEr) •...
  • Page 45 PIECE COUNTER The scale does not carry out sampling • The weight is unstable (Err.Mot) • The weight is insufficient, add more pieces and try again (Error) © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 46 ERROR MESSAGES MESSAGE DESCRIPTION SOLUTION Another printout is already in Wait for the printout in progress to be finished and BUSY progress try again. Check the weighing filter. If the support surface is subjected to vibrations from UNSTAB The weight is unstable machinery or moving vehicles, move the scale onto another surface and try again.
  • Page 47 The Manufacturer declines any liability arising from any weighing operation errors. © Rice Lake Weighing Systems • All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 50 © Rice Lake Weighing Systems Europe B.V. Specifications subject to change without notice. Rice Lake Weighing Systems is an ISO 9001 registered company. NL-6666 MH Heteran • Netherlands TEL: +31 (0)26 472 1319 • FAX: +31 (0)88 234 9100 www.ricelake.eu...