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IV. SCALE CALIBRATION
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| A. |
Front Panel Description |
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| B. |
Full Calibration Procedure |
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| 1. |
Calibration menu |
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| a. |
Mass units selection |
| b. |
Time units selection |
| c. |
Rate, batch, and total decimal points |
| d. |
Zero and span settings |
| e. |
Graduation selection |
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V. SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
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| A. |
Selecting Operating Displays |
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| B. |
Introduction to Configuration Menus |
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| 1. |
Main menu and setpoint menu |
| 2. |
Tuning/Control menu |
| 3. |
Rate tolerance menu |
| 4. |
Analog menu |
| 5. |
Time and date menu |
| 6. |
Auto refill menu |
| 7. |
Calibration menu |
| 8. |
Rate calibration menu |
| 9. |
Serial port configuration menu |
| 10. |
Remote setpoints menu |
| 11. |
Security code menu |
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| C. |
Configuration Dip Switch |
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| 1. |
#1 Enable Multidrop |
| 2. |
#2 Disable Screen Print |
| 3. |
#3 Disable Batch Report Print |
| 4. |
#4 Enable Continuous Scale Weight Output |
| 5. |
#5 Ignore Incoming Checksums |
| 6. |
#6 Transmission Rate |
| 7. |
#7 Counts or Gross Weight |
| 8. |
#8 (not used) |
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| D. |
Advanced Modes of Operation |
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| 1. |
Master/Slave control |
| 2. |
Ratio control (remote setpoints) |
| 3. |
Host control |
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| a. |
RS-232 to RS-422 converter option board |
| b. |
Hardy-Link™ software (standard) |
| c. |
Serial data transmission |
| d. |
Serial command set |
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VI. TUNING PROCEDURES
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| A. |
Automatic Tuning Control Using Automatic Rate Calibration |
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| B. |
Manual Entry of Tuning Parameters |
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| C. |
Running in Manual Mode |
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| D. |
Saving Set-up Parameters to the Secure Memory Module (SMM) |
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VII. OPERATING THE INSTRUMENT
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| A. |
Setting the Control Mode (Setpoint Menu) |
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| 1. |
Automatic rate control |
| 2. |
Manual rate control |
| 3. |
Remote setpoint rate control |
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| B. |
Entering Batch Amounts (Setpoint Menu) |
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| 1. |
Setpoint amount |
| 2. |
Continuous batching |
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| C. |
Batch Control via the Front Panel |
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| 1. |
Starting a batch |
| 2. |
Stopping a batch |
| 3. |
Terminating a batch |
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| D. |
Using the (Clear) key |
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| 1. |
Clearing alarms |
| 1. |
Clearing totalizer register |
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VIII. TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE
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| A. |
Error Messages and Definitions |
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| B. |
System Integrity Check |
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| C. |
Setting Random Access Memory (RAM) to Factory Default |
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| 1. |
Clearing RAM via software command |
| 2. |
Clearing RAM via hardware jumper |
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| D. |
Fault Isolation & Troubleshooting Techniques |
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| 1. |
Operator error |
| 2. |
Internal instrument failure |
| 3. |
System malfunction |
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| a. |
Faulty cabling connections |
| b. |
Peripheral equipment malfunctions |
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| 1. |
Platform scale |
| 2. |
Feeder |
| 3. |
Relay output devices |
| 4. |
Printer |
| 5. |
Remote function inputs |
| 6. |
Remote setpoint inputs |
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| 4. |
Environmental conditions affecting equipment |
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| a. |
EMI/RFI interference |
| b. |
Excessive scale vibration/wobble |
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| c. |
AC power problems (brown/black outs) |
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| E. |
Customer Service and Support Policies |
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| 1. |
Start-up and assistance |
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| 2. |
On-site service calls |
| 3. |
Factory & on-site training workshops |
| 4. |
Technical phone support |
| 5. |
Turnaround on in-house repairs |
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| a. |
Expedite service available |
| b. |
Turn-around on warranty units |
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