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8.4.1  Automatic update of the unit weight 

 

The scale automatically updates the unit weight if the number of units on the scale is less than 
the reference number of units. An acoustic signal sounds when the value is updated. It is safer to 
check that the number of units is correct when the unit weight has been updated automatically. 

 

This feature is deactivated as soon as the number of added individual units exceeds the number 
of the reference number of units. 

 

8.4.2  Presetting the maximum and minimum values  for audible alarm 

The HWZ counting scale has a programming function that emits an acoustic signal if a count or weight 
specified by the user is either reached (minimum values) or exceeded (maximum values). 
More information about the audible signal setting can be found in chapter 9 “Parameters”. 
 

 

To make these presets, press the 

 key. 

 

The “Weight” display shows HI CNT. Using the 10-key keypad, enter the maximum value for a 

count (number of units) at which an acoustic signal should sound and confirm with the 

 key. 

 

The “Weight” display now shows LO CNT. Using the 10-key keypad, enter the minimum value for 

a count (number of units) at  which an  acoustic signal should sound and confirm with the 

 

key. 

 

The “Weight” display now shows HI NET. Using the 10-key keypad, enter the maximum weight at 

which an acoustic signal should sound and confirm with the 

 key. 

 

The “Weight” display now shows LO NET. Use the 10-key keypad to enter the minimum weight at 

which an acoustic signal should sound and confirm with the 

 key. 

 

You will now return to weighing mode. 

 

To  delete  the  preset  values  from  the memory  and  thus  deactivate  the  checkweighing  function, 
save the value 0 in each case. 

8.4.3  Setting the acoustic alarm function 

The acoustic alarm function can be set for the weight mode or counting mode, or it can be turned off. 
The function is disabled by default. 

 

To make the setting, press and hold down the 

 key for approx. 5 seconds. 

 

The “Weight” display now shows CHECK, the “Unit weight” display shows NET for an acoustic 
alarm. The preset weight values are taken into account. 

 

After pressing the 

 key again, the preset number of units are taken into account for the acous-

tic alarm for approx. 5 seconds. The “Weight” display continues to show CHECK, the “Unit weight” 
display now shows PCS. 

 

Pressing the 

 key again deactivates the acoustic alarm for approx. 5 seconds. The “Weight” 

display still shows CHECK, the “Unit weight” display shows OFF.  

8.4.4  Manual totaliser 

 

The values (weight and number of units) on the display can now be added to the values in memory 

by  pressing  the 

 

 key.  The  “Weight”  window  shows  the  total  weight.  The  “Count”  window 

shows  the  total  number  of  units.  The  “Unit  weight”  window  indicates  how  often  the  units  were 
added  to the memory for totalisation. The  values are displayed for  2 seconds  before the scale 
returns to normal weighing mode. This is also printed out if the optional RS232 data interface is 
used. 

 

The  scale  must  return  to  zero  or  a  negative  number  before  another  sample  can  be  added  to 
memory. 

Summary of Contents for HWZ Series

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Page 2: ...unit weight 7 8 3 2 Weighing a sample to determine the unit weight 8 8 3 3 Entering a known unit weight 8 8 4 Counting more units 8 8 4 1 Automatic update of the unit weight 9 8 4 2 Presetting the max...

Page 3: ...s However improper use may cause personal injury and dam age to property Read the operating manual carefully before putting the device into operation This will prevent damage to the device Keep the op...

Page 4: ...through a test programme and acknowledges the end of the routine with an acoustic signal If the weighing platform is loaded when switching on the scale the scale will not be properly calibrated and re...

Page 5: ...al sounds Print key Used to print the totaliser when connected to a printer or PC Requirement Optional RS232 data interface is installed Count key Used to enter the number of units Sample weight key U...

Page 6: ...r to warn the user of a potential problem If a preset number of units has been saved a small arrow appears above the symbol 7 3 Count window COUNT This window shows the number of units on the scale or...

Page 7: ...econd method This method allows you to enter a value for the tare weight using the keypad This is useful when you are using the same containers or when the container is already full while the net weig...

Page 8: ...f the weight is below zero the Count window shows a negative number of units 8 3 3 Entering a known unit weight If the unit weight is already known this value can be entered using the keypad Enter the...

Page 9: ...Use the 10 key keypad to enter the minimum weight at which an acoustic signal should sound and confirm with the key You will now return to weighing mode To delete the preset values from the memory an...

Page 10: ...e set to be permanently on it can also only be switched on when a weight is on the scale or it can be turned off To adjust the backlight press and hold down the key for 6 seconds The Weight window sho...

Page 11: ...the key to navigate through the options The value can be set to 0 5d 1d 2d or 4d Normally it is set to 1d but it can be increased in order to zero the scale if there is a small amount of material spil...

Page 12: ...plug the power adapter into the scale and switch on the mains voltage The scale does not need to be switched on The rechargeable battery must be charged for 12 hours to its full capacity There is an...

Page 13: ...hing range when the scale is switched on or when the key is pressed The weighing platform has already been loaded when the scale has been switched on Weighing platform overload when the scale is set t...

Page 14: ...belong in the domestic waste Please dispose of defective or old products and batteries with the legal and au thorised channels Please make sure that only discharged batteries or batteries with insulat...

Page 15: ...ically 2 seconds Operating tempera ture 0 C 40 C Protection type IP34 Power supply 6 DC 4 AH cold device power cord via 230 V power connection Calibration With external weight Indicator Three 6 digit...

Page 16: ...in accordance with the harmonised European standards It conforms to the provisions of the EC directives cited below EMC Directive 2014 30 EU regarding electromagnetic compatibility Low voltage directi...

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