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2. SPECIFICATIONS 

2-1 General Specifications 

AD-8118C Universal Printer 

(1) Power supply 

85 VAC to 264 VAC, 50/60Hz   

Caution: Do not use with a three-phase power source. 

(2) Power consumption   

Approx. 17 VA with AD-8118C-02 installed 

Approx. 20 VA with AD-8118C-02 and AD-8118C-10 installed 

(3) Operating temperature range    0°C to 40°C 

(4) Operating humidity   

80%RH or less (Non-condensing) 

(5) External dimensions   

192 (W) x 185 (D) x 96 (H) mm 

(6) Panel cutout dimensions   

186 (+1.0, -0) x 92 (+0.8, -0) mm 

(7) Mass   

2.4 kg with AD-8118C-02 installed 

(8) LCD   

16 columns, 2 lines (Character width 2.15 x height 4.35 mm) 

 

AD-8118C-02 Expansion Input Option Board 

(1) RS-232C/Current loop (2 to 4 channels (CH), to be switched by rewiring the connector) 

(2) Control I/O (Open collector) 

 

AD-8118C-10 Paper Winder 

(1) Power supply 

Supplied from the printer via the 1KO3228 control cable provided. 

(2) Power consumption     

Approx. 20 VA with AD-8118C-02 and AD-8118C-10 installed 

(3) Operating temperature range    0°C to 40°C 

(4) Operating humidity   

80%RH or less (Non-condensing) 

(5) External dimensions   

192 (W) x 185 (D) x 120 (H) mm 

(6) Panel cutout dimensions   

183 (+1.0, -0) x 115 (+0.8, -0) mm 

(7) Mass   

2.2 kg   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for AD-8118C

Page 1: ...AD 8118C Universal Printer INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1WMPD4001446 ...

Page 2: ...oduced transmitted transcribed or translated into any language in any form by any means without the written permission of A D Company Ltd The contents of this manual and the specifications of the instrument covered by this manual are subject to change for improvement without notice ...

Page 3: ... 02 Expansion Input Option Board 8 AD 8118C 10 Paper Winder 8 2 2 Input Specifications 9 AD 8118C Universal Printer 9 AD 8118C 02 Expansion Input Option Board 9 2 3 Printer Specifications 9 Printer 9 Ink ribbon 9 Printer paper 9 3 PRECAUTIONS 10 3 1 Installation 10 3 2 Connection of Power Supply Ground 10 3 3 Power Up Procedure 10 4 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 11 4 1 Installing the Printer Paper 11 4 2...

Page 4: ...Panel 23 Key Operation 24 5 2 AD 8118C 02 Expansion Input Option Board 24 5 3 AD 8118C 10 Paper Winder 25 Front Panel 25 Rear Panel 25 6 OPERATION MODES 26 6 1 Operation Modes 26 6 2 Mode Selection Procedure 27 SET_MODE 27 PROGRAM_MODE 27 7 PRINT MODES 28 7 1 Random Print Mode 28 Standard characters 28 7 2 Dump Print Mode 29 7 3 Interval Print Mode 29 7 4 Batch Print Mode 30 Setting and Operation ...

Page 5: ...nting Items to be Programmed 42 Displaying the Setting Contents 43 Setting Example 44 Enlarged Characters 47 9 2 Setting the Printing Format by PC Communications UFC_MODE 48 Setting Procedure 48 Command list 48 Printing Format in Text 49 Error Messages 50 Communications Cable 50 9 3 Setting the Code Conversion Table 51 Setting Procedure 51 Recalling the Conversion Table 51 10 SERIAL INPUT CONTROL ...

Page 6: ... Printing 61 12 2 Subtotal Printing 61 12 3 Grand Total Printing 62 12 4 Batch Printing F3 1 F9 2 62 13 ERROR PRINTING 63 14 KEY OPERATION 64 15 TEST MODE 65 16 APPENDIX 66 16 1 External Dimensions Panel Cutout Dimensions 66 AD 8118C 66 AD 8118C 10 66 16 2 Character Code Table 67 ...

Page 7: ...ble printing format Inputs can be expanded up to 4 channels by adding an option board AD 8118C 02 so that the data of four scales can be printed with one printer The same external dimensions connectors and functions with the AD 8118A B Thus replacement with an AD 8118C is possible by setting the internal setting contents the same as the AD 8118A B The optional paper winder AD 8118C 10 allows easie...

Page 8: ...RC 09 EPSON Shaft 1 105A46423 I O connector 1 FCN361J024 FCN360C024 B FUJITU 7 pin DIN connector 1 TCP0576 715267 HOSIDEN 5 pin DIN connector 1 TCP0556 715267 HOSIDEN Insert the DIN connector into the OP 10 OUT when the AD 8118C 10 is not used Rubber feet 4 Instruction Manual 1 AC power cord Printing paper Ink ribbon FCN connector FCN connector case Grounded AC plug adapter DIN connectors Rubber f...

Page 9: ... Paper Winder Control cable 1 1KO3228 Approximately 30 cm Connection fixture 2 M3 pan head screw 2 Hand tightening screw 2 Printer paper cover 1 Paper guide 1 Rubber feet 4 Note The illustration is not to scale Mini DIN connector FCN connector FCN connector case Control cable Connection fixtures Printer paper cover Paper guide Rubber foot ...

Page 10: ... x 92 0 8 0 mm 7 Mass 2 4 kg with AD 8118C 02 installed 8 LCD 16 columns 2 lines Character width 2 15 x height 4 35 mm AD 8118C 02 Expansion Input Option Board 1 RS 232C Current loop 2 to 4 channels CH to be switched by rewiring the connector 2 Control I O Open collector AD 8118C 10 Paper Winder 1 Power supply Supplied from the printer via the 1KO3228 control cable provided 2 Power consumption App...

Page 11: ...it 6 Codes used ASCII or JIS 2 3 Printer Specifications Printer 1 Printing system Dot matrix impact printer 2 Printing width 24 columns line for 5x7 dots character Standard character 12 columns line for 10x7 dots character Enlarged character 3 Character size 1 7 W x 2 6 H mm Standard character 3 4 W x 2 6 H mm Enlarged character 4 Printing speed Approximately 1 7 lines second Internal processing t...

Page 12: ... your scale or balance Do not plug it in directly to any other equipment Do not use it commonly with power devices The power supply operates from 85 VAC to 264 VAC Do not use with a three phase power source Use a stable power supply free from instantaneous dropout or noise Do not use a common source for the power lines 3 3 Power Up Procedure When the printer is connected to other devices turn on t...

Page 13: ...1 Installing the Printer Paper 1 Turn the power off 2 Loosen the screws on the printer cover 3 Pull out the printer cover and printer unit together 4 Remove the printer cover by lifting it gently as shown below Printer unit Printer cover Printer cover Printer unit ...

Page 14: ...sert the shaft supplied as an accessory into the printer paper and set the paper on top of the printer unit 7 A top view of the printer unit is shown at the bottom left Pass the edge of the printer paper through the slot and pass it under the roller Ink ribbon Printer paper feeder knob Shaft Pass the edge of the printer paper through this slot Printer paper feeder knob Pass the edge of the printer...

Page 15: ... into the printer slot 9 After installing the paper turn the printer paper feeder knob as shown in the figure The paper should come out the front 10 Reinstall the printer cover onto the printer unit as shown below Printer paper Insert the paper into the slot Printer cover Printer unit ...

Page 16: ... other precision components and could be damaged if metallic powder water or other foreign substances get inside it Also be careful of static electricity when the printer unit is pulled out If dust or other foreign substances get inside the printer blow it out with clean air If the printer is used in a dusty environment consider using a dust cover or air purge A red ending mark appears approximate...

Page 17: ... the Ink Ribbon 1 Turn the power off 2 Loosen the screws on the printer cover 3 Pull out the printer cover and printer unit together 4 Remove the printer cover by lifting it gently as shown below Printer unit Printer cover Printer cover Printer unit ...

Page 18: ...it from the printer unit 6 Push the PUSH mark at the front left of the ink ribbon while supporting the ink ribbon with your right hand as shown in the figure Remove the ink ribbon forward 7 Install the new ink ribbon by pushing it gently in the arrow direction as shown in the figure Support with the right hand Push the PUSH mark Ink ribbon ...

Page 19: ...t again and try to pull it out again The printer is made of electronic circuits and other precision components and could be damaged if metallic powder water or other foreign substances get inside it Also be careful of static electricity when the printer unit is pulled out If dust or other foreign substances get inside the printer blow it out with clean air If the printer is used in a dusty environ...

Page 20: ...ed on the center bottom of the option board into the connector on the main board Secure the option board using the screws removed from the blank panel and the screw that is provided with the printer 8 Insert the main board into the casing halfway and reconnect the keyboard cable 9 Reinstall the rear panel using care not to catch the keyboard cable Insert the locking fixtures and secure the rear pa...

Page 21: ...ion Connect the paper winder to the printer using the connection fixtures provided with the paper winder 1 Attach the rubber feet to the printer and the paper winder 2 Remove the side locking brackets one each on the right and left side from the printer 3 Connect the paper winder to the printer using the connection fixtures one each on the right and left side On the paper winder secure using the f...

Page 22: ...e Paper Winder 1 Attach the paper guide to the slot on the printer 2 Loosen the two screws on the winder cover to pull out the winder unit Raise the spool black to remove Printer Paper winder Take up spool Loosen the screws Paper guide ...

Page 23: ...using a two ply paper roll Insert it into the slot of the spool until it stops And then fold the paper at the slot in the winding direction 3 Wind the paper about three turns 4 Set the spool on the winder while holding the center of the paper so that it does not come off the spool Take up spool Paper to be wound Take up spool Reel Fold down Paper Winding direction Reel Gear Frame Slot ...

Page 24: ...o check the winder for normal operation If the winder does not wind the paper properly check that the paper is installed in the winder correctly 4 6 Removing the Paper from the Paper Winder 1 Remove the spool in the same way described in Installing the Paper to the Paper Winder 2 Remove the left side reel 3 Pull out the paper together with the right side reel Paper Reel Right Take up spool Reel Le...

Page 25: ...or to insert the control cable provided with the paper winder When the paper winder is not used assemble the DIN connector provided with the printer and insert it to protect against electrical noise 3 SERIAL IN connector This is the RS 232C or current loop input connector The channel number is 1 4 Input selector switch This control switches the serial input between RS 232C and current loop 5 AC po...

Page 26: ...e number registration mode of PROGRAM_MODE CLOCK This key is pressed to print the date and time and enter the date and time setting mode When this key is pressed in each print mode only the current date and time will be printed SET This key is pressed to enter SET_MODE or exit SET_MODE CAN This key is pressed to cancel the input or clear data END This key is pressed to confirm the settings in SET_...

Page 27: ...t for the printer paper to enter the winder 3 POWER LED This LED turns on when the printer turns on Rear Panel 1 Connector to the printer Insert the 1KO3228 control cable to make a connection between the printer and the paper winder Once connected power and control signal are supplied from the printer 2 Side locking bracket for panel mounted installation AD8118C OP 10 3 2 1 1 2 ...

Page 28: ...erval print function Code number Press CODE to set code number F14 3 F14 3 Code number setting by key input Set code number for each channel to CH1 through CH4 Calendar clock Press CLOCK to set the date and time SET_MODE SET mode END Press END to confirm the settings above To exit SET_MODE without confirming or changing the settings press SET key to switch between SET mode and PROGRAM mode Printin...

Page 29: ...e SET mode PROGRAM_MODE When is displayed press SHIFT to enter the PROGRAM mode Press SHIFT again to return to the SET mode Press FUNC Function to enter the printing format setting mode for random printing and display L Press CODE to enter the code conversion table setting mode and display Press INT Interval to enter communication setting mode UFC MODE for random printing format and display PRINT ...

Page 30: ...e characters are within 12 per line 2 With manual printing set F10 1 2 3 pressing PRINT will print the valid data received within 3 seconds and add the data to the internal memory If the data is invalid an error message F_ERROR or I_ERROR is printed accordingly If no data is received T_ERROR is printed 3 When the option board is installed and multiple channels are used press PRINT to display Input...

Page 31: ...aracter mode This command is ignored in the standard character mode 1BH This code is used in combination with the following two characters as an auxiliary code 1BH 44H Prints the date 1BH 54H Prints the time CR 0DH and LF 0AH are not printed 7 3 Interval Print Mode The interval print mode prints the data at a certain interval 1 In the random print mode press INTERVAL to display INTERVAL PRINT is d...

Page 32: ... is provided for each channel 4 The data in the buffer is retained even when the power is turned off When the power is turned on again and a batch print command is input from the control I O the data is printed 5 To clear the data in the buffer press PRINT while holding down CAN CANCEL is printed and the data in the buffer is cleared At this time the data in the buffer has already been added inter...

Page 33: ...lot number and is input from the keys Lot printing Printed by a lot print command This is an example of lot printing after the batch printing above was performed one time 5 20 2007 12 34 No 12345678 1T CH1 CD 1 G 55100kg CH2 CD 2 G 6 21kg CD 2 G 8 17kg CH3 CH4 55114 38kg 5 20 2007 12 34 No 12345678 1T CH1 CD 1 G 55100kg CH2 CD 2 G 14 38kg CH3 CH4 55114 38kg L O T T O T A L ...

Page 34: ...he next function data 5 Press PRINT to print the function list 6 Press SET to exit the function setting mode 7 The function that is to be specified for each channel is indicated by a 4 digit number Below is an example of F 10 Print timing The default value is 3333 Each digit corresponds to a channel from CH1 through CH4 3333 CH1 3333 CH2 3333 CH3 3333 CH4 Press or to set the function and press END...

Page 35: ...r weight data etc according to the data received from the device connected and sum those data 2 Dump print mode Prints the data as received Totaling and printing format program functions can not be used The dump print mode is only for CH1 standard serial input Starts to print when CR or CR LF is received or the number of characters exceeds 26 Printing mode 1 Normal characters 2 Inverted characters...

Page 36: ...temporarily stored in a buffer and the data in the buffer is printed for each channel when a batch print command is input An 80 line buffer is provided for each channel The printing format is fixed Print timing 1 Manual printing 2 Manual addition 3 Manual addition printing 4 Automatic printing 5 Automatic addition 6 Automatic addition printing 3 Manual addition printing F 10 Only available for sta...

Page 37: ...ode Also for data format of other devices such as a balance or scale 2 Total gross weight only Enables the data when the second header is GS or G_ 3 Total net weight only Enables the data when the second header is NT or N_ 4 Total tare only Enables the data when the second header is TR or R_ Key input code No Number of digits 1 2 digit code number 2 6 digit code number 3 6 digit code number and in...

Page 38: ...used 1 Sample standard deviation N 1 2 Population standard deviation N 0 Not used F 24 Printing cumulative subtotal statistics 0 Not used 1 Sample standard deviation N 1 2 Population standard deviation N 0 Not used F 30 Grand total 0 Not used 1 Used 1 Used F 31 Grand total by code number 0 Not used 1 Used 1 Used F 32 Grand total by channel 0 Not used 1 Used 1 Used F 33 Printing Statistics by chann...

Page 39: ...o the previous digit Press SET to confirm the setting and return to the PRINT mode The setting is the same for channels 1 through 4 3 S sets the non printing time 0 zero can not be selected for non printing time If 0 is selected an error message TIME_ERROR is displayed for 1 second and the printer returns to the non printing time setting mode 4 P sets the print time When the print time is set to 0...

Page 40: ...ress SET to return to the PRINT mode 2 Totaling for each code number can be performed 3 When F15 1 the code number that is set in the PROGRAM mode is printed and the total of each can be printed For PROGRAM_MODE code conversion table setting procedure refer to 9 3 Setting the Code Conversion Table When code number input is 6 digits F13 2 This is convenient when separating print data by lot and whe...

Page 41: ...g cannot be performed The incremented code number is retained even when the power is turned off To use a new code number set the code number again The code number setting procedure is the same as for F13 2 6 digit code number printing format The default printing format for random printing is automatically switched for 2 digit code number and 6 digit code number To program the printing format the c...

Page 42: ...Procedure 1 Press CLOCK to enter the date and time setting mode is displayed Press END to move the cursor one column to the right 2 Set the year by inputting the last 2 digits 3 Set the date For example to set May for the month input as follows 0 END 5 END 4 Set the time in 24 hour system 5 After setting press SET to confirm the setting and return to the PRINT mode 20 7 05 20 12 34 ...

Page 43: ...setting contents with the cursor on the first character Press END to move to the next line Press SET to confirm the setting Press CAN to clear all the printing data set for the line To change the setting press CAN to clear the setting and then input a new setting 2 To clear all lines of the program data When is displayed press SHIFT is displayed Press CAN to clear all lines of the program data and...

Page 44: ... columns CD333333 8 columns 3 Code No Note 1 CD33 4 columns 4 Number of times 44444 6 columns 5 Gross weight Note 2 G_ _ 5555555kg 12 columns 6 Net weight Note 2 N_ _ 6666666kg 12 columns 7 Tare Note 2 T_ _ 7777777kg 12 columns 8 Weight value 88888888888g 12 columns 9 Space _ 1 column While setting the printing items press SHIFT to set the three characters shown below When SHIFT is pressed the rig...

Page 45: ...am printing format _ 9 Space Note The maximum number of columns for one line is 24 When it exceeds 24 the item input last is not accepted When printing items are not set pressing SET does not function and does not exit the setting mode When all lines of the program data are cleared be sure to set the printing items Input starting position for Line 1 Input ending position for Line 1 24th column Lin...

Page 46: ...nts for the line 1 with the cursor blinking on the first column of the setting L i n e 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 Press CAN to clear the setting contents L i n e 1 3 Set the date and time Press 0 to input the date L i n e 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 After the date a space is required Press 9 to move the cursor one column to the right L i n e 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Printing example of the printing format to be...

Page 47: ...Press 3 to set the code number Press 9 to input one space Press 5 to input the gross weight L i n e 2 4 4 4 4 4 C D 3 3 G 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 K g 8 Press END to display the setting contents for the line 3 with the cursor blinking on the line number As no default setting is made for the line 3 the setting contents are blank and do not require clearing Press END to move the cursor to the first column of t...

Page 48: ... input the tare L i n e 4 T 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 K g 12 Press END to display line 5 with the cursor blinking on the line number 13 Press PRINT to print the dummy data in the program printing format Check the printing position and printing items 14 When the printing position and printing items are all right press SET to return to the PRINT mode Printing example of the set printing format 00 00 2000 11 11 ...

Page 49: ...ing format programmed on one line is actually printed on two lines That is line 1 sets the items for line 1 the first 12 columns and line 2 the last 12 columns L i n e 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 L i n e 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 The line 2 sets the items for line 3 and line 4 and up to line 9 the maximum 18 lines can be set The setting contents are printed ...

Page 50: ...ommand Columns Printing example Description 1 Month day year DT 11 12 23 2007_ _ Space 2 Hour minute TM 6 10 13_ _ Space 3 Channel No CH 3 CH2 4 Code No CD 8 2 digit or 6 digit is automatically recognized by the function setting CD12 CD123456 5 Number of times NO 5 1234 6 Gross weight GR 12 G_ 1234567kg unit received 7 Net weight NT 12 N_ 1234567kg 8 Tare TR 12 T_ 1234567kg 9 Weight WW 12 12345678...

Page 51: ...CR LF PF3 Specifies line 3 SP CR LF Specifies one blank line 4 PF4 SP GR CR LF PF4 Specifies line 4 SP Specifies one space GR Specifies the gross weight 5 The lines to be specified are from PF1 to PF9 Specify in order starting with PF1 Otherwise the error message F_ERROR is displayed To have one blank line write SP CR LF after specifying the line Enlarged characters 1 The number of characters per ...

Page 52: ...s exceeded PF1 is not specified or specifying order is not correct 2 L_ERROR The number of lines exceeded 9 3 C_ERROR An invalid command is received 4 M_ERROR Characters that the printer can not print are received Communications Cable The printer is to be connected via RS 232C Set the input selector switch to RS 232C 5 8 7 3 5 2 AD8118C RS 232C PC RS 232C ...

Page 53: ... lower line of the 6 digit code number 3 The current 6 digit code number or 6D 0 when the 6 digit code number is not registered is displayed Input the 6 digit code number For example to input 123 input 1 2 3 and END 4 When END is pressed the setting is confirmed and the next 2 digit code number is displayed 5 Press PRINT to print the list of conversion table registered Recalling the Conversion Tab...

Page 54: ... C Connected internally 7 I C Connected internally Serial input uses both RS 232C and current loop For RS 232C pin 5 is signal ground Connect the shield to pin 2 Shielded twisted pair cable is recommended as the signal line Note Standard serial input CH1 of the printer has a function which outputs the serial input directly by current loop Devices such as a display can be connected by means of this...

Page 55: ...on table Pin No Symbol Description 1 CONV OUT RS 232C conversion output 2 F G Frame ground 3 C L IN Current loop input 4 RS IN RS 232C input 5 S G Signal ground Interface circuit common to all channels Current loop connection RS 232C connection View from the rear panel 5 4 2 1 3 1 2 3 4 5 C L AD 8118C 1 2 3 4 5 CONV out FG CLin RS 232C in SG AD 8118C RS 232C 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 FG Sig SG AD 8118C Curren...

Page 56: ...Once assembled the connector cannot be disassembled 4 Insert the connector with the cable connected into the frame B When the connector reaches the prescribed position it is locked Clamp the cable shield by the clamper C 5 Insert the spacer E 6 Place the cover H on the frame B A Coupling B Frame C Clamper D Connector E Spacer F Coil spring G Cap H Cover Cable 4 2 1 3 5 Front of the connector D ...

Page 57: ...ock the cap 8 Finally hold the coupling A in the position shown in the figure and insert it forcefully onto the connector while grasping the spacer E and turning the coupling clockwise When the coupling A reaches the prescribed position the entire connector is locked and the coupling A slides ...

Page 58: ...ents for less than 3 are applied Less than 3 3 or more Pin No Contents Contents A1 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 4 CH1 Code input 4 8 CH1 Code input 8 5 10 10 6 20 CH4 Print command input 7 40 CH3 Print command input 8 80 CH2 Print command input 9 CH1 print command input 10 Paper feed command input 11 Subtotal print command input 12 Grand total print command input B1 Grand total clear command input 2 Interval pri...

Page 59: ...input 4 8 CH2 Code input 8 5 10 10 6 20 1 7 40 2 8 80 4 CH3 Code input 9 CH2 Print command 8 10 Note 10 11 Note 1 12 Note 2 B1 Note 4 CH4 Code input 2 Note 8 3 Note 10 4 Note 5 CH2 Busy output 6 CH3 Busy output 7 CH4 Busy output 8 Output COM 9 NC 10 Input COM 11 Input COM 12 F G Note Not to be connected ...

Page 60: ...ltage of 12 to 24VDC and a current of 50mA or less Omron MY Series DC24 etc When the environment is noisy connect the cable shield to frame ground Unless otherwise specified the input is operated by connecting an input to input common and when the output is operated the output transistor is turned ON Inputs other than code input are pulse inputs Input a pulse width of at least 200 msec Code input ...

Page 61: ...alues subtotal grand total are not cleared Total clear Clears the total subtotal and grand total value up to that command point CLEAR is printed Interval print command When this input is turned ON interval printing is performed I O has priority over key input Batch print command With F9 set to 2 batch printing when this signal is turned ON batch printing is performed Lot printing command With F9 s...

Page 62: ...ER The printer has a data buffer for 80 data so that data can be input even while the printer is printing When data temporarily overlaps and the printing speed is exceeded the data is stored in this buffer When printed that data is cleared When this buffer exceeds 75 lines the I O output busy signal is turned ON and when it exceeds 80 lines B_ERROR is printed one time When the buffer drops to 75 l...

Page 63: ...m Printing Default printing format 2 digit code number 6 digit code number When the 6 digit code number is selected in F13 and F15 settings the default printing format is automatically changed to the format shown above The printing format can be set arbitrarily in the PROGRAM mode 12 2 Subtotal Printing F23 F23 F23 F23 F21 Subtotal for each code F22 Subtotal for each CH F24 Cumulative subtotal sta...

Page 64: ... Printing 12 4 Batch Printing F3 1 F9 2 Batch printing Lot printing Batch number F33 F33 F33 F33 F31 Grand total for each code F32 Grand total for each CH F34 Cumulative grand total statistics printing Grand total statistics calculation 5 20 2007 12 34 No 12345678 1T CH1 CD 1 G 55100kg CH2 CD 2 G 6 21kg CD 2 G 8 17kg CH3 CH4 55114 38kg 5 20 2007 12 34 No 12345678 1T CH1 CD 1 G 55100kg CH2 CD 2 G 1...

Page 65: ...nput F5 0 unstable data Data other than that is set at F11 B ERROR Data buffer overflows R ERROR Other than 00 to 99 is input as code input from the control I O In this case 0 is considered as the code number printing and addition will be performed Batch printing Description U ERROR The unit is not the same as the last data Prints only U ERROR after receiving the weight value The weight value rece...

Page 66: ...is displayed After initialization the printer returns to the PRINT mode Clearing data in random printing F3 1 F9 1 Press and hold CAN and press PRINT to print CANCEL and clear the data added last in memory Only one data that is added last can be cleared Clearing data buffer in batch printing F3 1 F9 2 Press and hold CAN and press PRINT to print CANCEL and clear the data in the data buffer Note tha...

Page 67: ...e The standard control I O check mode displays I O CHECK in the lower part of the LCD and standard control I O check will be performed Each time an input is received its data is printed on one line Press SW16 SHIFT to exit the standard control I O check mode ５ Option control I O check mode The option control I O check mode displays OPTION I O CHECK in the lower part of the LCD and option control I...

Page 68: ...7 4 1 0 8 5 2 C 9 6 3 E 16 APPENDIX 16 1 External Dimensions Panel Cutout Dimensions AD 8118C Front view Side view Rear view Panel cutout dimensions AD 8118C 10 Unit mm Front view Side view Rear view Panel cutout dimensions 186 1 0 0 92 0 8 0 AIR PURGE DATA I O POWER CONTROL I O SERIAL IN ON OFF C L RS 232C 2 3 4 OP 02 AC 100 240V ...

Page 69: ...de Table HEX NO 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F NUL L F C R ESC SP 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z A B C D E F ...

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