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Data Output Mode

Key mode A
When the weighing value is stable (the stable mark is lit), press the PRINT key to output data one
time. At this time, the display blinks one time to notify that the output has been done.

Auto print mode A
When the weighing value exceeds the range specified by the

(auto print polarity) and

the

(auto print width) from the reference "zero display" and the stable value mark is lit,

data is output one time. When the stable mark lights up, press the PRINT key to output data one time.
At this time, the display blinks one time to notify that the output has been done.

Auto print mode B
When the weighing value exceeds the range specified by the

(auto print polarity) and

the

(auto print width) from the reference "value previously displayed with a stable value mark"

and the stable value mark is lit, data is output one time. When the stable mark lights up, press the PRINT
key to output data one time. At this time, the display blinks one time to notify that the output has been
done.

Stream mode
This mode continuously outputs data (stream output). Data is output approximately 10 times per second.

Key mode B
Regardless of whether the stable mark is on or off, press the PRINT key to output data one time.

Key mode C
Press the PRINT key to output data one time when the stable mark lights up. When the stable mark is
off, data is output one time when the mark lights up next time. At this time, the display blinks one time to
notify that the output has been done.

Auto print mode C
This mode outputs data one time when the conditions for auto print A mode are met and the comparator’s
comparison result is OK. Also, when the stable mark lights up, press the PRINT key to output data one
time. At this time, the display blinks one time to notify that the output has been done.

Auto print mode D
This mode outputs data one time when the conditions for auto print B mode are met and the comparator’s
comparison result is OK. Also, when the stable mark lights up, press the PRINT key to output data one
time. At this time, the display blinks one time to notify that the output has been done.

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Summary of Contents for GC Series

Page 1: ...GC 3K GC 6K GC 15K GC 30K 1WMPD4004750 ...

Page 2: ...terms and illustration near In the case of the left figure it is about something that must be followed Other The information that is helpful in using the device Caution 1 No parts of this manual may be reproduced without permission This manual may not be copied modified or translated without the written permission of A D Company Limited hereinafter referred to as A D No parts or all of the content...

Page 3: ...eight by Keyboard 19 9 6 Unit Weight by ID Number 20 9 6 1 Search by ID Number 21 9 6 2 Search by Item Code 22 9 6 3 AIS Function 24 10 STORE UNIT WEIGHT 26 10 1 Storing Unit Weight 26 10 2 Clearing a Stored Unit Weight 28 10 3 Call Up Unit Weight Together with Tare Weight 29 10 4 Call Up Unit Weight Together with Comparator Upper Limit Value and Lower Limit Value 29 10 5 Call Up Unit Weight Toget...

Page 4: ...5 3 Manual Operation of ACAI 49 16 COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS 50 16 1 RS 232C Interface 50 16 2 Communication Mode 51 16 3 Commands 55 16 4 UFC Universal Flex Coms Function 62 17 SD 65 17 1 Usable Type of SD Card 65 17 2 Data Format 65 17 3 Inserting SD Card 67 17 4 Copying Data 68 18 OPTIONS 69 18 1 Options List 69 18 2 AD 8561 69 18 2 1 Input With Barcode Reader Keyboard 69 18 2 2 Comparator R...

Page 5: ...eight the number can be calculated from the weight unit weight of one piece Unit weight can be set in various ways as follows Weigh the total weight of samples for which quantity is specified such as five ten etc Weigh the total weight of samples for which quantity is arbitrary Input a known unit weight with a keyboard Call up the unit weight that is stored in internal memory or external memory mi...

Page 6: ...ure occur Avoid locations in direct sunlight Do not install in a location with strong magnetic fields or strong radio signals Do not install the scale in a location where static electricity is likely to occur When humidity is 45 R H or less plastic and insulating materials are susceptible to being charged with static electricity due to friction etc The scale is not dustproof or waterproof Install ...

Page 7: ...luded in the package Counting scale Quick start guide AC adapter USB cable A to C Remove the cushions under the weighing pan Put the cushions back under the weighing pan when transporting the scale to another place Cushions Approximately 1 5m ...

Page 8: ...terminal RS 232C terminal External input terminal Leveling feet Turn so the bubble in the bubble spirit level is in the center Serial number Grounding terminal Bubble spirit level The scale is horizontal Weighing will be correct The scale is tilted Weighing will not be correct Cable panel ...

Page 9: ...e mark Mark is displayed when the weighing value is stable Net mark Mark is displayed when tare weight is subtracted from gross weight C key The value input by numeric keys is cleared Zero mark Mark is displayed when the weighing value is at the zero point Unit weight display ENTER key Sample weight ID and alphanumeric input values are entered Mass display STORE UNIT WEIGHT key Store unit weight i...

Page 10: ...is recommended that you use one where power can be turned on off with a switch Set function setting to if the mobile battery has an automatic power off function Operating time will be shortened refer to 14 Functions The table below shows the reference values of continuously usable time with mobile batteries comparator function being off no connected devices Continuously usable time 5000 mAh 10000 ...

Page 11: ...11 The power input terminal cannot perform data communication The power input terminal cannot output power Do not connect to any device other than a power source otherwise the product may be damaged ...

Page 12: ...he weight of tare container when the weighing value is stable and more than zero The scale displays zero and the net weight mark and zero point mark light Caution The weighing range is reduced by the tare weight Power On Zero When the ON OFF key is pressed to turn on the display with nothing on the weighing pan the scale displays zero together with the zero point mark lit The range in which power ...

Page 13: ...re and displays the net weight The zero point mark and the net weight mark light up 8 2 2 Input a Tare Weight with the Keyboard 1 Remove everything from the weighing pan If the display does not show zero press the ZERO key to show zero 2 Press the KEYBOARD TARE key The weight display blinks 3 Use the numeric keys 0 to 9 to input a tare weight To correct the value press the C key and re enter the w...

Page 14: ...ero The net weight mark disappears If the display does not show zero press the ZERO key to make it show zero Input Zero for the Tare Weight 1 Remove everything from the weighing pan 2 Press the KEYBOARD TARE key The weight display blinks 3 Input 0 for the tare weight and press the ENTER key The tare weight is cleared and the scale displays zero The net weight disappears If the display does not sho...

Page 15: ... is the default status before counting 3 Choose one of the following options to set the unit weight for counting or bring up one from the memory Press the RESET key to return to the default status above whenever you suspend the operation or are uncertain about the ongoing operation This does not clear the tare weight total count upper limit lower limit of comparator 9 4 Unit Weight by Sample Set w...

Page 16: ...ously used is called up Automatically Call Up the Previous Unit Weight The unit weight that was previously used can be called up when the display is turned on Set function setting to to enable this function refer to 14 Functions 9 3 Key Restriction Function This function restricts key operation If this function is activated only the keys used for 9 4 Unit Weight by Sample become usable Keys usable...

Page 17: ... the display on the weighing pan or put it in a container 4 Press the ENTER key After showing the scale displays count total weight and unit weight If the weight of samples in use is not heavy enough to determine the unit weight the total weight of samples is not 10 1 times as heavy as the minimum display the scale displays the number of samples to add together with Add insufficient samples Add th...

Page 18: ...on the weighing pan or put it in the container 5 Press the ENTER key After showing the scale displays count total weight and unit weight If the weight of samples in use is not heavy enough to determine the unit weight the total weight of samples is not 10 1 times as heavy as the minimum display the scale displays the number of samples to add together with Add insufficient samples Add the number of...

Page 19: ...ight The figure to the right shows an example of 32 g If you pressed the wrong key or want to make corrections press the C key 4 Press the ENTER key The unit weight input is set If the unit weight that has been input is excessively light less than minimum countable unit weight the scale displays Low Unit Weight and returns to Step 3 Input the unit weight again 5 You may begin counting operations u...

Page 20: ... RESET key The three LED lights in the unit weight panel blink If you use a tare container place it on the center of weighing pan to press the TARE key 2 Press the ID key The scale displays ID 000000 3 ID or item code is selectable as a search key Also the AIS function which calls up unit weight that is closest to the current weighing value is available Press the ID key to switch the search key ID...

Page 21: ...up When the ID entered does not exist the scale displays No Data and returns to Step 1 Press the key ID and item code IC are switched 3 You may begin counting operations using the unit weight called up ID 000000 is for backup The unit weight that was previously used is automatically stored When unit weight is set it is automatically stored in ID 000000 Even if unit weight is cleared with the RESET...

Page 22: ...ress the ENTER key A matching item code is searched and the unit weight that is stored in the matching item code is called up When the item code is not found the scale displays No Data and returns to Step 1 Press the key ID and item code IC are switched If the data is not that which you are looking for hold down the C key and press the ID key to search the next candidate 3 You may begin counting o...

Page 23: ...ot be stored Delete unnecessary data and free up storage space refer to 10 2 Clearing a Stored Unit Weight Format Error The data format of external memory is wrong Check the data format refer to 17 SD Not Detected External memory cannot be detected Insert external memory refer to 17 SD External memory file cannot be found Check the file name and file format refer to 17 SD ...

Page 24: ...ay the weight as zero press the ZERO key to make it display zero 3 Place one sample to count on the weighing pan 4 The scale automatically searches and calls up a unit weight that is close to the current unit weight Check the item code IC and unit weight Press the key and the display of ID and item code is switched With internal memory 10 data that are closer to the weighing value within approxima...

Page 25: ...Weight by ID Number to display Item Search 3 Place one sample to count to the weighing pan 4 Press the ENTER key The scale searches and calls up a unit weight that is close to the current weighing value 5 A unit weight that is close to the weighing value is called up Check the item code IC and unit weight Press the key ID and item code IC are switched With internal memory 10 data that are closer t...

Page 26: ...essed the wrong key or want to make corrections press the C key 4 Press the ENTER key An item code can be input and the character type and cursor are shown The item code can be input with the following keys The item code should be up to 20 letters and upper case lower case alphabet numeric digits and symbols are usable 0 to 9 key Input characters PRINT key Move the cursor to the left TOTAL key Mov...

Page 27: ...rns to counting If a unit weight is already stored in the ID entered the scale displays a confirmation message if it will be overwritten Overwrite Press the ENTER key Do not overwrite Press the STORE UNIT WEIGHT key to return to Step 3 Input a different ID and item code 6 Press the key to switch the display between ID and item code Check the item code Confirm if overwriting ID ...

Page 28: ...backup If you pressed the wrong key or want to make corrections press the C key 3 Press the ENTER key The scale clears the specified ID data and returns to the previous display If the ID specified does not exist return to Step 2 Either input a different ID or press the RESET key to finish Clearing All ID Data 4 Press the TOTAL key The scale displays ID ALL 5 Press the ENTER key The scale displays ...

Page 29: ...mits to set upper limit value and lower limit values 3 With the steps described in 10 1 Storing Unit Weight unit weight upper limit value and lower limit value are stored together 4 With the steps described in 9 6 Unit Weight by ID Number unit weight upper limit value and lower limit value are called up together 10 5 Call Up Unit Weight Together with Comparator Upper Limit Value Lower Limit Value ...

Page 30: ...ar zero If function setting is set to the M key can accumulate even negative data In this case as well the next accumulation cannot be done until the scale returns to near zero Even if data is accumulated to the total value called up from the memory the total value in the memory is not updated To store it in the memory follow the procedure described in 11 5 Calling Up Unit Weight and Total Count T...

Page 31: ... M count data with the key To use the key as the subtraction M key set function setting to This function does not clear the last accumulated data It subtracts the count data and increases the number of additions There is no function to perform automatic subtraction 11 5 Calling Up Unit Weight and Total Count Together 1 Set function setting to refer to 14 Functions 2 Unit weight total count and the...

Page 32: ...de Setting value Description Turn off the comparator function Compare all data Compare stable data Compare all data except for near zero Compare stable data except for near zero Compare positive data except for near zero Compare positive stable data except for near zero In function setting set the comparison data Setting value Description Compare data of the number of pieces Compare data of the we...

Page 33: ...press the key Switch and C key Clear the input value Press the ENTER key to store upper limit and go on to input lower limit 3 Set lower limit with the following keys 0 to 9 keys Input numerical values Hold down the key and press the key Switch and C key Clear the input value Press the ENTER key to store lower limit and then return to the normal display Comparison starts to be judged from the top ...

Page 34: ...ly available should be readied in advance Power on the scale to warm it up thirty minutes or more before starting sensitivity adjustment 1 Remove the cable panel 2 With the display turned on press the CAL switch is shown Holding down the TARE key also shows 3 Select one of the following ZERO key Perform sensitivity adjustment using a weight 13 2 Sensitivity Adjustment Using a Weight Ready a weight...

Page 35: ...The scale displays For sensitivity adjustment at zero point only press the ON OFF key or the RESET key to exit 4 Place a weight with a value the same as that shown in the display on the weighing pan and then press the ENTER key sensitivity adjustment for span 5 The scale displays Sensitivity adjustment using a weight is finished Remove the weight from the weighing pan The scale enters weighing mod...

Page 36: ... the C key and re enter it Refer to 20 3 Gravity Acceleration Map 3 Press the ENTER key This stores the gravity acceleration that has been input and returns to the display 4 Turn on the display again by pressing the ON OFF key or the RESET key 13 4 Initializing Sensitivity Adjustment Value When sensitivity adjustment is changed due to incorrect operation the settings for gravity acceleration and s...

Page 37: ...tting For example press the 5 key to go to the setting related to comparator function Function setting X Comparator function 5 Press the ENTER key The function setting number is shown in the count display and the setting value is shown in the weight display To change the setting To step 6 To check the setting To step 7 6 Use the numeric keys 0 to 9 to change the setting value To correct the value ...

Page 38: ...les When the sample weight is insufficient and Add to add samples is displayed set whether or not the unit weight can be registered without samples being added Or set to not display Add Even light unit weight can be registered without Add to add samples being displayed The unit weight can be registered without additional samples even if Add is displayed with the ENTER key The unit weight cannot be...

Page 39: ...n the unit weight is called up with the numeric keys or from ID memory ACAI does not operate ACAI manually operates with the ENTER key being pressed However when is set to the setting of is prioritized and ACAI does not operate Follow the setting F 03 X Total M function Automatic operation manual operation Manual addition with the M key Automatic addition only positive data can be added Polarity o...

Page 40: ...re response is slow stable stability is prioritized Stable detection Detect fast good environment Detect slow stability is prioritized Buzzer Turn on off the buzzer when operating keys Turn off Turn on Automatic power off Turn off the display after a preset time passes when the weighed value is stable and keys are not operated Disable the function 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 30 minutes 60 minu...

Page 41: ... data except for near zero Compare positive data except for near zero Compare positive stable data except for near zero Target for comparison Compare count data Compare weight data Buzzer according to comparison result refer to 12 Comparator Function Turn off buzzer for any comparison result Setting is required to turn on the buzzer according to comparison result Set LO OK or HI each to 0 or 1 Tur...

Page 42: ...t is OK Auto print mode D output data when in auto print B mode and comparison result is OK Output data Output count data Set data for ID count weight and unit weight with 0 or 1 to select output data Do not output data Output data Ex The setting indicates outputting of ID and count data Connected devices General devices printer PC AD 8561 MI External instrument Baud rate 2400 bps 4800 bps 9600 bp...

Page 43: ...the print mode for the AD 8127 to Dump print mode Disable the function Enable the function Data output intervals Set intervals for continuous data approximately 2 seconds Disable the function Enable the function UFC function Disable the function Enable the function F 07 X Password lock function Require the administrator s password registered in Password Registration to change the function setting ...

Page 44: ... key Display switch Main display Count Sub display Weight Main display Weight Sub display Count F 10 X External input terminal Key to assign to external input signal 1 Key to assign to external input signal 2 Ready a 3 5 mm stereo mini plug not included in the package and connect it to a switch etc It works by short circuiting 1 or 2 with GND 100ms or greater RESET the factory setting of ENTER the...

Page 45: ...ord Registration 1 Press the ON OFF key to turn off display 2 Hold down the ZERO key and press the ON OFF key When the software version xxx is shown release the keys 3 Press the ENTER key to display 4 Use the numeric key 9 to display Press the ENTER key 5 The scale displays and the password 4 digit numbers The default password is 0000 6 Use the numeric keys 0 to 9 to enter the password to register...

Page 46: ...Limitation of function settings Password No Necessary Yes Not necessary Changing Function Settings as admin 1 Press the PRINT key to select Press the ENTER key 2 is shown Use the numeric keys 0 to 9 to enter a password 3 Press the ENTER key If the password is correct the scale displays and then Change the setting value by following the steps in 14 1 Function Setting If the password is wrong the sc...

Page 47: ... function settings can be reset to the factory settings with the following operation Password comparator upper limits and lower limits total value and UFC program command are also reset 1 Press the ON OFF key to turn off display 2 Hold down the ZERO key and press the ON OFF key Release the ON OFF key and keep holding down the ZERO key 3 is shown Release the ZERO key 4 Every time the PRINT key is p...

Page 48: ...f addable number of pieces is that where the ACAI mark lights up Repeatedly perform ACAI operations up to near the maximum number of pieces to count Even if the same samples are to be counted to precisely count them keep registering the sample and performing ACAI operations every time If unit weight is set with the numeric keys or unit weight is called up from memory it is regarded that 10 samples...

Page 49: ...m ACAI operations until the number of samples becomes sufficient until it reaches the number to be actually counted 15 3 Manual Operation of ACAI ACAI operations can be performed manually Press the ENTER key to re calculate the unit weight To manually perform ACAI operations set function setting to 1 Before performing ACAI operations register a unit weight Leave samples on the weighing pan 2 Add s...

Page 50: ... No Signal name Direction Meaning remarks 1 N C 2 TXD Output Transmit data 3 RXD Input Receive data 4 N C 5 SG Signal ground 6 DSR Output Data Set Ready 7 RTS Input Request to send 8 CTS Output Clear to send 9 7V output Other than TXD and RXD are the names on DTE side For use with some A D products Do not connect the cables to other manufacturers products such as a PC and PLC Using the wrong conne...

Page 51: ... data is padded with polarity and zeros filling the data s higher order s surplus part with zeros When data is zero the polarity is positive The weight unit consists of three characters indicates a space ASCII 20h The terminator is always output with CR LF CR CR ASCII 0Dh LF LF ASCII 0Ah As decimal point position and weight unit of data vary depending on the model settings they may be different fr...

Page 52: ...count data When the comparison result is added is set to the header of the comparison target becomes the following comparison result LO Comparison result is LO OK Comparison result is OK HI Comparison result is HI No comparison result One data instance consists of 16 characters terminator is not included except for ID or item code The polarity sign is added right before the data if the data is not...

Page 53: ...nks one time to notify that the output has been done Stream mode This mode continuously outputs data stream output Data is output approximately 10 times per second Key mode B Regardless of whether the stable mark is on or off press the PRINT key to output data one time Key mode C Press the PRINT key to output data one time when the stable mark lights up When the stable mark is off data is output o...

Page 54: ...xample Enter 1 1 0 0 with numeric keys to output ID and item code and count data Baud Rate Select the baud rate according to the device to connect 2400 bps Set to Select 2400 bps to connect to an AD 8127 4800 bps Set to 9600 bps Set to 0 Do not output data 1 Output data 1100 ID Count Weight Unit weight f 06 02 ...

Page 55: ...d K Operate as the M key Key command Q Request weighing data output data immediately S Request weighing data output data after weight becomes stable T Operate as the TARE key Key command X Output the list of function settings Y Output the contents of internal memory Z Operate as the ZERO key Key command ID Output ID and item code in use QT Output count data WT Output weight data UW Output unit wei...

Page 56: ...ted a command that cannot be executed Ex Weighing value was requested with Q command when weighing is not displayed EC E04 Excessive characters The number of characters for the command exceeded the acceptable value Confirm the command that was sent EC E05 No specified ID The specified ID does not exist Specify an existing ID EC E06 Format error The command format is not correct Confirm the command...

Page 57: ...ght data U W 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 g CR LF Unit weight data The item for output data follows function setting With the S command AK CR LF is sent when the command is received When the weight is stable data is output with the format above Set tare weight Set tare weight to 1 23 kg Command D 1 2 3 CR LF Response AK CR LF Tare weight Up to 8 digits including decimal point Store unit weight other value or ite...

Page 58: ...C CR LF O L 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 P C CR LF E is shown Output weight data Command W T CR LF Response S T 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 k g CR LF U S 0 0 0 5 6 7 8 k g CR LF O L 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 k g CR LF E is shown Output unit weight data in use Command U W CR LF Response U W 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 g CR LF Output total count Command A Q CR LF Response A Q 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 P C CR LF Output the number of additions Command A N CR LF R...

Page 59: ...item code unit weight tare weight upper and lower limits total count and the number of additions Command M R 1 2 3 1 2 3 0 4 5 6 CR LF Command M R 1 2 3 a b c d 1 2 3 0 4 5 6 1 0 1 0 9 9 0 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 CR LF Response AK CR LF ID Up to 6 digits Item code Up to 20 digits In the example above abcd is stored in ID 000123 Unit weight Up to 8 digits including decimal point Tare weight Up to 8 digits in...

Page 60: ...99 to 00999999 Number of additions Up to 8 digits 00000000 to 00009999 Clear memory of a specified ID Command C M 1 2 3 CR LF Clear memory of ID 000123 Response AK CR LF ID Up to 6 digits Output a specified function setting Command F C 0 5 0 1 CR LF Response F C 0 5 0 1 0 CR LF Function setting number 4 digits Store setting value in a specified function setting Command F C 0 6 0 2 0 1 1 1 CR LF Ou...

Page 61: ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 CR LF M R 0 0 0 0 0 2 d e f 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 CR LF EOT CR LF Data stored in internal memory is output in the following order and number of digits ID 6 digits item code 20 digits unit weight 8 digits including decimal point tare weight 9 digits including sign and decimal point upper limit value 9 digits including sign lower limit value 9 digit...

Page 62: ...placed with the scale s weight data or tare data Example of Program Command Command P F P C T E X T 2 0 S P 2 C R L F W T C R L F CR LF Response AK CR LF List of Variable Commands and Control Codes Command Description Output example PF Program command header Thisisaddedtothebeginningoftheprogramcommand CR LF Program command terminator This is added to the end of the program command PC Count data 1...

Page 63: ...ining mark When two or more lines of program commands are sent it is judged that the program command continues to the next line if CR LF is added to the end of a line Ex WT CR LF CR LF To separate each data use a space or Although the separation is also a part of characters to be stored it can be omitted to reduce the number of characters However for the program command header cannot be omitted Ma...

Page 64: ...ng and Program Commands PF ID CD CR LF CR LF PN NM CR LF CR LF Count CR LF CR LF SP 4 PC CR LF CR LF Unit Weight CR LF CR LF SP 4 UW CR LF CR LF Weight CR LF CR LF SP 4 WT CR LF CR LF Result CR LF CR LF SP 11 CP CR LF CR LF ...

Page 65: ...a Data on the SD card may be damaged or deleted due to unexpected accident Back up data regularly to an external memory device in advance A D bears no responsibility with respect to damage or deletion of data stored on the SD card regardless of the details or cause of damage or loss 17 2 Data Format Make a list file on the SD card in the following data format File type CSV File name List csv The n...

Page 66: ...t up to eight digits It is recognized as the weight unit that is being selected However kg is recognized as g Set a value larger than the minimum countable unit weight Tare Numeric characters without sign with decimal point up to 8 digits When it is called up it is converted to a value that is aligned with the minimum display It is recognized as the weight unit that is being selected Set it to 0 w...

Page 67: ...s a specific orientation Set it in the appropriate orientation and insert it fully Do not put a label on the surface of the SD card Do not touch the metal terminal of the SD card with your hand or with other metal 5 Close the slot cover 6 Slide the slot cover in the direction indicated by the arrow 7 Close the power panel to fasten the two screws Do not open or close the power panel with the slot ...

Page 68: ...d while in progress data that could be read normally up to that point is copied 1 Insert a microSD card that has a list file to the slot and close the power panel 2 Enter the function mode refer to 14 Functions 3 Use the numeric key 8 to display Press the ENTER key 4 is shown Press the STORE UNIT WEIGHT key to start copying data from external memory to internal memory display blinks 5 If copying i...

Page 69: ...der 18 2 AD 8561 The AD 8561 MI02 04 05 allows the use of bar code readers relay outputs etc When using the AD 8561 set function setting to For detailed specifications refer to the instruction manual for the AD 8561 18 2 1 Input With Barcode Reader Keyboard Available with the AD 8561 MI02 04 05 A barcode reader or keyboard can be used for ID or item code input Upper case lower case alphanumeric ch...

Page 70: ...ey 3 Press the REMOTE SCALE key to light up the remote scale mark remote scale is selected Press the ENTER key 4 Use the numeric keys 1 2 5 and to enter minimum display Press the ENTER key 5 Use the numeric keys 0 to 9 and to enter weighing capacity Press the ENTER key The figure to the right shows an example of setting weighing capacity to 60 00 kg and minimum display to 0 01 kg 6 is shown Weighi...

Page 71: ...is from 0 001 kg to 500000 kg When weighing capacity minimum display exceeding 1 10000 are set internal sensitivity per 1 d is reduced Output from the weighing platform should be within the range of 1 0 to 3 5 mV V when loading up to weighing capacity The power source of load cell is 5 V Input sensitivity of load cell Input sensitivity X of the load cell is as follows given that rated output of th...

Page 72: ... base and remove the cover 3 Loosen the four screws and remove the display and its securing sheet 18 3 2 Attachment of GC 08 1 Remove the display refer to 18 3 1 Separation of Display 2 Remove the cable clamp from the bottom of the base and remove the cable 3 Open the cable panel of display and remove the connector Squeeze the cable bush on the cable panel from both sides and remove it from the ca...

Page 73: ...unt Check that the unit weight has been set refer to 9 Counting 19 3 Error Display Error display Description and measures error 1 The weighing value is unstable As the weighing value is unstable zero display sensitivity adjustment etc cannot be performed Check if there is something touching the weighing pan Avoid breezes or vibration Perform sensitivity adjustment of the zero point refer to 13 2 S...

Page 74: ...fficient loading The weighing value is too light Check that the weighing pan is properly placed lb Low power Power supply voltage is too low Check the AC adapter or power in use Hb High power Power supply voltage is too high Check the AC adapter or power in use If the errors above persist or other types of error are shown please contact A D customer service ...

Page 75: ...lay Count 7 segment LCD character height 22 0 mm Weight 7 segment LCD character height 12 5 mm Unit weight 5 x 7 dot LCD character height 6 7 mm Icon 128 x 64 dot OLED Display refresh rate Weight and count display Approximately 10 times second Interface RS 232C microSD 2 Power AC adapter Supplied from mobile battery or USB port 2 Weighing pan dimensions mm 300 x 210 External dimensions mm 315 W x ...

Page 76: ...76 315 300 210 121 355 192 245 280 20 2 External Dimensions Unit mm ...

Page 77: ...03 m s2 Ottawa Paris 9 807 m s2 9 810 m s2 Copenhagen 9 816 m s2 Rio de Janeiro 9 788 m s2 Cyprus 9 797 m s2 Rome 9 803 m s2 Frankfurt 9 811 m s2 San Francisco 9 800 m s2 Glasgow Havana 9 816 m s2 9 788 m s2 Singapore Stockholm 9 780 m s2 9 819 m s2 Helsinki 9 819 m s2 Sydney 9 796 m s2 Jakarta 9 781 m s2 Taichung 9 789 m s2 Kolkata Calcutta 9 788 m s2 Taipei 9 790 m s2 Kuwait Lisbon London Greenw...

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