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Summarization of Contents
Introduction and Safety
Safety Instructions
Key safety guidelines and warnings for operating the scale.
Scale Description and Operation
Description of Scale Components
Identifies key parts like display, rating plate, and keys.
Display Details
Explains the various symbols and segments on the scale's display.
Keypad Functions
Details the functions of the main and additional keys on the scale.
Putting into Operation
Instructions for safely connecting the scale to the mains power.
Adjustment Procedures
Explains the general adjustment requirements and verification information for scales.
Basic Operation Modes
Switching On/Off and Zeroing
Procedures for powering the scale on/off and correcting zero point.
Simple Weighing and Tare Functions
Steps for basic weighing and using tare functions (taring, clearing, chain).
Advanced Weighing and Display
Viewing weight info, using dynamic weighing, and displaying capacity.
Results and Scale Switching
How to print results and switch between connected scales.
Cleaning the Scale
Safety precautions and guidelines for cleaning the scale unit.
Counting Functions
Counting Parts into/out of Container
Steps for counting items placed into or removed from a container.
Variable Reference and Minimum Accuracy
Using preset reference quantities and setting minimum accuracy.
Reference Optimization and Auto Determination
Improving counting accuracy and automatic reference determination.
Counting with Multiple Scales
Connecting and using a second scale or auxiliary scale for counting.
Menu Settings Configuration
Operating and Setting Menu Parameters
How to access, navigate, and set parameters within the scale's menu.
Overview of Menu Structure
A table summarizing the menu structure and available settings.
Scale Settings (SCALE)
Configuration for selecting scales and performing calibration.
Display, Tare, Zero, and Restart Settings
Configuration for display units, tare functions, zero updates, and auto-saving.
Filter and Reset Scale Settings
Adjusting filter settings and resetting scale configurations to factory defaults.
Application Settings (APPLICATION)
Detailed settings for various piece counting modes and parameters.
Average Weight and Application Reset
Settings for unstable loads and resetting application-specific configurations.
Terminal Settings (TERMINAL)
Configuration for sleep mode, backlighting, supervisor access, and terminal reset.
Interface Configuration (COMMUNICATION)
Setting serial interface modes, printer output, and communication parameters.
Diagnosis and Menu Settings Printout
Performing diagnostic tests and managing menu settings.
Interface Description
SICS Interface Commands
Detailed list and meaning of SICS commands for PC operation.
PC Communication Requirements
Prerequisites for establishing communication between the scale and a PC.
TOLEDO Continuous Mode
Commands and output format for continuous data transfer in TOLEDO mode.
Event and Error Messages
Display and Load Related Errors
Explains errors related to display issues, insufficient load, and overload conditions.
Specific Error Codes and Display Issues
Details specific error codes (Err 4-53) and weight display instability causes.
Technical Data and Accessories
General Technical Data
Overview of applications, settings, display, keypad, and housing specifications.
Dimensions, Weights, and Interfaces
Physical dimensions, weight specifications, and available interface connections.
Interface Connection Pinouts
Detailed pin assignments for RS232, Digital I/O, and Analog interfaces.
Appendix
Table of Geo Values
Lists geographical latitude and corresponding geo values for verified instruments.
Geo Values for Gravitation Zones
Provides geo values for different gravitation zones for specific scale models.
Sample Protocols
Examples of printouts for weighing, dynamic weighing, and scale settings.
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