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ZP900 Post Scales User Instructions

8.1 Connections

Figure 8.6 Pole mount and indicator dimensions

8.1 Connections

8.1.1 Connecting a Remote Display

Confirm default settings on the ZP900:



Serial port 1 (9600, 8, n, 1) and Protocol 1 (SMA on Port 1).

BOTTOM VIEW WITH

INDICATORS REMOVED

SHOWING MOUNTING HOLES

INDICATOR

SHOWN

17.38 [442 mm]

3.29 [84 mm]

7.92 [201 mm]

4.72 [120 mm]

2.73 [69 mm]

12.83 [326 mm]

4.49 [114 mm]

.49 [12.5 mm]

2.91 [74.0 mm]

.27 [7 mm]

THRU

ACCEPTS 6mm OR

1/4" SCREW FOR
MOUNTING TO SURFACE

Wiring instructions - Remote Display to Indicator

Remote Display Serial Port

Indicator Serial Port

TB3 Pin 1 - Blue (GND)

TB3 Pin 2 - White/Orange (TX1)

TB3 Pin 4 - White/Orange (RX1)

TB3 Pin 4 - White/Blue (RX1)

TB3 Pin 2 - White/Blue (TX1)

TB3 Pin 6 - Orange (+5V)

Summary of Contents for ZP900

Page 1: ...ZP900 Post Scales User Instructions AWT35 501429 Issue AF...

Page 2: ...wo dimensional work and the making of a copy in two dimensions of a three dimensional work stored in any medium by electronic means or transmitted in any form or by any means including electronic mech...

Page 3: ...ation 10 Removing the shipping stops 10 Leveling the scale 10 Connections 11 Connections on the ZP900 11 Connections on the BSQ 12 Powering up the ZP900 14 Front panel 15 Keys 16 Annunciators 16 Numer...

Page 4: ...P AWTX supplied cable types 30 RS232 Serial ports default settings 31 For USA 31 USB HID 31 Ethernet 31 Chapter 6 Error messages 32 Chapter 7 Supervisor menu 33 Post application supervisor menu 33 Bat...

Page 5: ...reflect the case of the key being described If a key has a dual function it may be referred to by its alternate function Displayed messages appear in bold italic type and reflect the case of the disp...

Page 6: ...of protection provided by the socket is suitable for the environment N O U SER SER V I C EA B LE PA R TS R EFER TO Q U A LI FI ED SER V I C E PER SO N N EL FO R SER V I C E Equipment to be powered by...

Page 7: ...user Take frequent breaks during prolonged usage 1 6 Sharp objects Do not use sharp objects such as screwdrivers or long fingernails to operate the keys IMPORTANT This equipment must be routinely chec...

Page 8: ...se The type of indicators available include l base mounted l desk mounted l pole mounted display single or dual display available The indicator comes standard with two RS232 COM ports and can be upgra...

Page 9: ...comes necessary in the future 2 1 2 Leveling the scale Place the scale on a level stable surface free from vibrations or strong air currents Level the scale using adjustable feet and the bubble level...

Page 10: ...eyed RJ45 cable connector If substituting this with a non keyed RJ45 cable do not inadvertently connect between the BSQ Scale and ZP900 Ethernet connectors as it may damage the internal ZP900 Ethernet...

Page 11: ...you choose One is for AC power only and the other is for use with the optional battery pack or AC power These two panels and their connections are shown in Figure 2 5 Figure 2 5 BSQ connections Power...

Page 12: ...ly unit PSU is attached by a bracket to the back of the scale base The DC output barrel jack plugs into the 12 36 VDC input as shown in Figure 2 6 Figure 2 6 AC power block Plug the power cord into a...

Page 13: ...wer supply can be unplugged to work on battery power only The standby power button pointed out in Figure 2 8 can be used to turn the ZP900 indicator on or off 2 3 Powering up the ZP900 The indicator r...

Page 14: ...nd the display Figure 2 9 Indicator and remote display front panels F1 lb kg GROSS ZP900 ZERO GROSS lb kg Refer to the supplied label kit for appropriate capacity and classifier markings Labels should...

Page 15: ...ey to access the password entry screen Menu Navigation Aborts a numeric entry and acts as an ESCAPE key for menu navigation Menu Navigation Move up in a menu Numeric entry Increments the value of the...

Page 16: ...DOWN arrow key until 7 appears on the display Press the RIGHT arrow key again to shift the 17 left and insert a 0 Repeatedly press the UP arrow or DOWN arrow key until 9 appears on the display Press t...

Page 17: ...hen in the configuration selection of a menu you must press either the ZERO key to accept or F1 to not accept the choice or value Then press the UP arrow key repeatedly until SAVE no is displayed 2 Us...

Page 18: ...site location Use the Numeric entry procedure on page 17 The scale should then perform as though calibrated at the installation location Press F1 to bypass Gravity entry but this process will be repe...

Page 19: ...s on while the indicator is in the menus and will change appearance according to the following rules All segments flashing This means you are in the menu structure but not in any of the following scre...

Page 20: ...ghing mode press and hold the F1 key Enter password 111 and press the ZERO key 4 3 User menu The User menu is shown in Figure 4 2 Figure 4 2 User menu Use this menu to set the time and date to enter a...

Page 21: ...ter values for the time h x Hour m x Minute s x Seconds StYLE Choose the style of the time display Choices are 12hr 12 hour clock 12hr AP 12 hour clock with AM PM 24hr 24 hour military time 4 3 2 Date...

Page 22: ...ear 4 3 3 Site ID Site ID SitE Use this to enter a Site ID The Site ID can be used in a print format Valid entries are decimal 32 through 126 ASCII space to the character Enter Site ID 4 3 4 Seal Seal...

Page 23: ...xxxxx Dload Sserial Dserial AWT30 XXXXX X X X XX AWT30 XXXXX X X X XX AWT30 XXXXX X X X XX Cell Sw Part Version Serial USB ETH MAC 1 xx 2 xx 3 xx 4 xx 5 xx 6 xx Activ8 USB ENET xxxxx xxxx xxxxx Refere...

Page 24: ...Use this to view the version of the bootloader View bootloader PN View version 4 4 2 Firmware Firm Version Partno AWT30 XXXXX X X X XX PArtno Use this to view the firmware part number The part number...

Page 25: ...Number of the indicator The number is displayed in two parts Press RIGHT arrow key or LEFT arrow key to toggle the display between the first and second parts of the serial number View SN 4 4 5 Enet E...

Page 26: ...cell SN cELL Use this menu item to view information about the Quartz Digital Transducer QDT SW PArt View the software part number for the cell VErSion View the version of the cell software SEriAL Vie...

Page 27: ...or Ethernet ports on the ZP900 Record the MAC address found in this menu before contacting AWTX for activation code instructions MAC View the MAC address of the indicator Ethernet port ACtiv8 Enter t...

Page 28: ...t a change in the SYSTEM or PORTS menu has occurred 4 5 2 Scale1 cALib Display the number of times that a change in the CALIB menu has occurred conFig Display the number of times that a change in the...

Page 29: ...e the USB or Ethernet ports 5 1 Serial communication port defaults Refer to the ZP900 Service Manual for full details on communication protocols and port configuration 5 1 1 Serial cable wiring for 9P...

Page 30: ...7 to 6 and status bytes from 3 to 2 For certain software interfaces this may be unnecessary so test the communication before changing the default settings Refer to the ZP900 Service manual for details...

Page 31: ...assword entry failed Z error Power up zero error see Power up zero on page 19 Gravity Power up gravity prompt Power up gravity on page 19 Error 250 Scale not communicating check interface cable from s...

Page 32: ...ale and keypad cause battery power to be shutoff Values between 1 and 3600 minutes are valid Repeatedly press the UP arrow key until the indicator returns to normal weighing mode When battery timeout...

Page 33: ...8 99 228 mm 11 99 305 mm 12 24 311 mm 1 29 33 mm MAX 55 14mm MIN 82 21 mm 25 6 mm Figure 8 1 Model 0912 BSQ dimensions with PSU but no indicator Figure 8 2 Model 0912 BSQ dimensions with PSU and indic...

Page 34: ...m 13 74 349 mm 4 93 125 mm 08 78 mm 13 50 343 mm 14 50 368 mm 11 50 292 mm 1 61 41 mm FOOT 1 29 33mm MAX 55 14mm MIN 10 00 254 mm 12 00 305 mm 12 51 318 mm 82 21 mm 5 86 149mm MAX 5 37 136mm MIN 14 49...

Page 35: ...line dimensions and connections Figure 8 5 Desk mount indicator dimensions BOTTOM VIEW 9 28 236 mm 4 43 113 mm 3 77 96 mm 8 43 214 mm DESKTOP SURFACE 4 46 113 mm 3 98 101 mm 22 5 5 mm 2X THRU ACCEPTS...

Page 36: ...NG MOUNTING HOLES INDICATOR SHOWN 17 38 442 mm 3 29 84 mm 7 92 201 mm 4 72 120 mm 2 73 69 mm 12 83 326 mm 4 49 114 mm 49 12 5 mm 2 91 74 0 mm 27 7 mm 3X THRU ACCEPTS 6mm OR 1 4 SCREW FOR MOUNTING TO S...

Page 37: ...TB3 pin 1 GND and pin 6 5V on the ZP900 indicator In order to connect to a PC terminal using a serial RS232 interface when two remote displays are already connected to the ZP900 serial ports you can u...

Page 38: ...el bubble is located See placement in Figure 9 1 The NTEP label is placed on the right side of the base See placement in Figure 9 1 When certified a verification mark sticker certifying body supplied...

Page 39: ...40 ZP900 Post Scales User Instructions Agency and sealing label positions...

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