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ADVANCED USE MANUAL DD700

3.6.4

Setup Menu/ANALOGUE scale/Analogue scale parameters ............................................ 56

3.6.5

Setup Menu/Scale/Sampling/View data ............................................................................. 56

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Setup Menu/DIGITAL Scale .............................................................................................. 56

3.6.7

Setup Menu/Scale/Test ..................................................................................................... 56

3.6.8

Setup Menu/Customisation/Operating modes ................................................................... 57

3.6.9

Setup Menu/Customisation/Operating modes/Printer/Model ............................................. 62

3.6.10

Setup Menu/Customisation/Operating Modes/Printer/Port ................................................ 67

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Setup Menu/Customisation/Operating modes/Printer/Printouts ........................................ 67

3.6.12

Setup Menu/Customisation/Operating modes/MPP Mode ................................................ 68

3.6.13

Setup Menu/Customisation/Operating modes/Signal Light management (OPTIONAL) .... 68

3.6.14

Setup Menu/Personalizations/Operating modes/Weighing/Management Weighing CSV.. 69

3.6.15

Setup Menu/Customisation/Outputs/Serial/Com xy ........................................................... 69

3.6.16

Setup Menu / Customisation / Outputs / Serial / String /.../ Com xy configuration ............. 71

3.6.17

Setup Menu/Customisation/Outputs/Input-Output ............................................................. 72

3.6.18

Setup Menu/Customisation/Outputs/Analogue Outputs(OPTIONAL) ................................ 73

3.6.19

Setup Menu/Customisation/Messages .............................................................................. 73

3.6.20

Setup Menu/Customisation/Hotkeys .................................................................................. 74

3.6.21

Setup Menu/Customisation/Keys....................................................................................... 75

3.6.22

Setup Menu/Customisation/Archives ................................................................................. 75

3.6.23

Setup Menu/Customisation/Custom. Print.-Transm. in memory (**) .................................. 76

3.6.24

Setup Menu/Customisation/Backup-Restore ..................................................................... 81

3.6.24

Setup Menu/Customisation/Display ................................................................................... 81

3.7

Test procedures ............................................................................................................................... 83

3.7.1

Terminal Test/Serial ports ................................................................................................. 83

3.7.2

Terminal Test/Input-Output ................................................................................................ 83

3.7.3

Terminal Test/Keyboard .................................................................................................... 83

3.7.4

Terminal Test/Terminal configuration report ...................................................................... 83

3.7.5

Terminal Test/Terminal customisation report .................................................................... 84

3.7.6

Analogue Terminal/Output Test ......................................................................................... 85

3.7.7

Terminal/Battery Test ........................................................................................................ 85

3.7.8

Modbus-RTU ..................................................................................................................... 85

3.7.9

Fieldbus board ................................................................................................................... 85

3.7.10

FTDI device ....................................................................................................................... 85

3.8

Weight repeater ............................................................................................................................... 86

3.8.1

Setup Menu/Repeater scale/Repeater scale parameters/Serial port/xy com .................... 86

3.8.2

Setup Menu/Repeater scale/Repeater scale parameters/String ........................................ 87

DD700 FIRMWARE UPGRADE .................................................................................................. 89

CUSTOMIZATION VALID ONLY FOR NTEP TERMINALS ....................................................... 90

Summary of Contents for BTEK DD 700

Page 1: ...DD 700 DD 700ic DD 700i Models Include...

Page 2: ...4 1 Response times 28 2 4 2 Remote commands in the version for terminal with multiple scales 29 2 4 3 Response to incorrect command 29 2 4 4 Response to correct command 29 2 4 5 Suspending cyclical t...

Page 3: ...mit list transmission request 43 2 6 15 Tare list transmission request 43 2 7 Remote commands for digital cells 44 2 7 1 Cell point request 44 2 7 2 Cell temperature request 44 2 7 3 Cell software ver...

Page 4: ...on Outputs Input Output 72 3 6 18 Setup Menu Customisation Outputs Analogue Outputs OPTIONAL 73 3 6 19 Setup Menu Customisation Messages 73 3 6 20 Setup Menu Customisation Hotkeys 74 3 6 21 Setup Menu...

Page 5: ...e entire system Only use qualified and expert technicians to modify the functions described in this section 1 1 Legend The following manual applies to operations present in different models defined at...

Page 6: ...mal value of the character is provided in numbers and upper case letters For ex CR 0DH or 24H The variables are provided in lower case in brackets For ex um unit of measurement of weight This can be i...

Page 7: ...d 10th character net weight with sign and any decimal separator 11th character SP 20H space 12th 20th character tare with sign and any decimal separation 21st character SP 20H space 22nd 23rd characte...

Page 8: ...gnal bit 3 center zero signal s2 bit 0 LSB weighing extension signal only ME bit 1 stable weight signal bit 2 overload signal bit 3 MSB weighing extension signal only ME s3 bit 0 entered tare signal b...

Page 9: ...separator the overall string length increases by 1 character 9th character CR 0DH string end character 2 2 4 Idea String 1st character cis cis 40H String start character when key pressed cis 24H Stri...

Page 10: ...can only be selected in Verifica Peso checkweight mode and can have a length varying between 18 and 21 characters This variation depends on the unit of measurement used to express the weight if it is...

Page 11: ...weight This character is only there if the protocol is cyclical in all other cases the numbering of the following characters drops by one unit 20th character CR 0DH 21th character LF 0AH 2 2 9 CW Str...

Page 12: ...racters decreases by one unit 12th 13th character GR or NT GR gross weight NT net weight 14th character O or A or U O OVER A ACCEPT U UNDER 15th character M or R or SP M unstable weight R overload SP...

Page 13: ...a transmission failure DATI NON TRASMESSI DATA NOT SENT will appear at the bottom of the printout Spool The data is printed then the string is sent ACK NAK is the only available protocol If there is...

Page 14: ...on 92 103 character Net or extract if functioning extraction 104 105 character checksum 106 character CR 0DH string end character Description string printed data length 107 characters duplex relative...

Page 15: ...haracter Progressive output 52 57 character Product Code input 58 77 character Description code input 78 83 character Product Code output 84 103 character Description code output 104 111 character Cli...

Page 16: ...duct Code input 58 77 character Description code input 78 83 character Product Code output 84 103 character Description code output 104 111 character Client Code input 112 131 character Description cl...

Page 17: ...scription 52 59 character generic code 60 71 character AUW only for operation in CPE mode 72 77 character number of pieces only for operation in CPE mode 78 79 character range it belongs to only for o...

Page 18: ...UW only for operation in CPE mode 110th 115th charac number of pieces only for operation in CPE mode 116th 117th charac range it belongs to only for operation in manual selector mode 118th 127th chara...

Page 19: ...t status CR LF 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 where STX character 02 hexadecimal Polarity 1 character indicating less 2DH negative weight space 20H positive weight weight 7 digits of weight with any spaces 20H in th...

Page 20: ...b M b CC b CR 1 6 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 Where Sign o on whether the weight transmitted is positive or Weght Fixed length field 6 characters with the blank in the head in the case in which the value of the w...

Page 21: ...o on whether the weight transmitted is positive or Weight Fixed length field 7 characters with the blank in the head in the case in which the value of the weight is shorter than 6 digitis s status sca...

Page 22: ...ht and gross weight 1st character 24H string start character 2nd 10th character extracted weight with sign and any decimal separator 11th character SP 20H space 12th 20th character gross with sign and...

Page 23: ...n divisions Int 5 Max capacity float 6 7 Division float 8 9 Gross weight high resolution float 10 11 Net weight high resolution float 12 13 MPP Commands MPP status int 20 MPP 2 MPP code Long 21 22 MPP...

Page 24: ...p code 02 Variable Type register notes Input Output Input 01 Read only 1000 Input 02 Read only 1001 Optional inputs Read only 1002 1005 1006 1009 Slot1 Slot2 The whole variables can be programmed usin...

Page 25: ...tension signal only ME 7 RFU 6 Invalid weight 5 deleted blocked tare signal only ME 4 Entered tare 3 RFU 2 error on scale configuration parameters 1 Failed converter 0 Approved terminal Note 2 the var...

Page 26: ...future use By setting select cell data from 1 to 6 as reported in the table below the data variables cell1 2 3 n 1 cell conversion values 2 Absolute cell weights 3 Relative cell weights 4 Cell convers...

Page 27: ...speed of 3 times per second By default And possible to customize the transmission interval for strings CB EXTENDED PERSON EXTRACT CARDINAL CARDINAL 748P NTEP BTEK WEIGHTRON AL SALE GLOBAL CARDINAL 2 3...

Page 28: ...trr response delay time It is always less than or equal to 2 characters Ex with 2 characters 8N1 9600 therefore trr 2 2ms tr response time This depends on the number of characters of the response Ex...

Page 29: ...ied out 2 4 4 Response to correct command If the command is accepted and if it involves the transmission of information the response will be represented by sending the requested data if not the respon...

Page 30: ...incoming ASCII character A must be interpreted as hexadecimal digit A 1 0 1 bit3 0 bit0 bit2 bit1 When a bit has a value of 1 this means that the corresponding signal is in true condition the meaning...

Page 31: ...atform s1 bit 0 in range bit 1 stable weight bit 2 center of zero bit 3 net displayed s2 bit 0 not used bit 1 not used bit 2 not used bit 3 print request a print key was pressed or input num 3 is acti...

Page 32: ...the value you wish to give to general data n Obviously the value that you wish to enter must be consistent with the data format It is not possible to set values for some general data for example gross...

Page 33: ...it remains unchanged the operator must request the tare with every extension change this change can be verified from bit0 and bit3 of s2 2 4 21 6 byte net weight and tare and scale status transmission...

Page 34: ...alue XM CR XMb CR The response string is Max n SP um CR LF n 9 characters 2 4 28 Request net weight without unit of measurement YP CR YPb CR The response string is n CR LF where n only significant dig...

Page 35: ...ovided below as an example XB chk1chk2 CR where if we assume that value A1 is taken from XOR chk1 is the first checksum character 1 i e 31H chk2 is the second checksum character A i e 41H The terminal...

Page 36: ...on slot 1 n1 2 32H output on slot 2 n2 1 31H output number 1 n2 2 32H output number 2 n2 3 33H output number 3 n2 4 34H output number 4 2 5 2 Resetting a single output It is possible to reset output...

Page 37: ...of the following messages 1 CR LF if the output is active 0 CR LF if the output is not active CR LF if there is no slot 2 5 4 Testing a single input It is possible to request the status of every inpu...

Page 38: ...bit2 bit1 bit0 line 4 line 3 line 2 line 1 where the lines have values of 0 or 1 For example if the following command is received 184 CR LF 1 8 4 01 1000 0100 where 01 lines on slot 1 line 1 active b...

Page 39: ...0 or 1 of the inputs max 2 on board the terminal It can have values between 0 30H and 3 33H n2 is 1 character which is the logical combination of the status 0 or 1 of the inputs max 4 on slot 1 It ca...

Page 40: ...the response parameter see programming communication on serial lines the terminal responds with EOL 2 6 2 Deleting an entered tare SOH nCT CR n terminal number n 2 characters If YES is set as the resp...

Page 41: ...S M weight in movement S stable weight O SP O weight in overload O A U O weight exceeding the range A weight within the range U weight below the range 2 6 8 Weight transmission request SOH nXW CR n t...

Page 42: ...SOH nXUy CR will send the bottom limit associated to the specified product code n terminal number n 2 characters y product code y 3 characters The terminal responds with one of the following strings...

Page 43: ...quest SOH nXUA CR n terminal number n 2 characters The terminal responds with one of the following strings STX U y SP m SP um EOL if the weight is positive STX U y m SP um EOL if the weight is negativ...

Page 44: ...ell software version and release request DVc CR The terminal responds with the string n SP m CR LF n cell software version m cell software release 2 7 4 Power supply request DAc CR The terminal respon...

Page 45: ...ngs for example incoming ASCII character A must be interpreted as hexadecimal digit A 1 0 1 0 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 When a bit has a value of 1 this means that the corresponding signal is in true condit...

Page 46: ...n a bit has a value of 1 this means that the corresponding signal is in true condition the meaning of the signals is as follows s1 bit 0 not used bit 1 not used bit 2 not used bit 3 not used s2 bit 0...

Page 47: ...stable then press The terminal stores the data and proceeds to send it If Standard is selected in the Setup Menu the sent data will be 1st character 24H 2nd character M 4DH 3rd character P 50H 4th 10...

Page 48: ...n and any decimal separator 22nd 23rd character um Unit of measurement 24th 25th character CRC String control field If Serial number is selected in the Setup Menu the sent data will be 1st character 2...

Page 49: ...C String control field The calculator responds with ACK 06H if the string arrives correctly NAK 15H if the string does not arrive correctly in this case the terminal repeats the data package After thr...

Page 50: ...CR command At the end of the operation the calculator must send the command to enable the terminal for a new weighing operation MP CR MPb CR 2 8 5 Weighing and transmission request from serial command...

Page 51: ...instrument serial number if it is any number other than zero it is the same as the s n serial number on the stamped plate 3 4 Setup Menu The customisation parameters menu has a tree structure that can...

Page 52: ...indicates that is not possible to make changes to the displayed metrological parameter as you entered the configuration menu from the start up key only 3 4 6 NOT AVAILABLE parameter or menu The not a...

Page 53: ...libration Execute Display data Correction Calibration check Test Display points Display weight Converter test Temperature Power supply Angular coefficient Serial number Program Release Cells Personali...

Page 54: ...Backup Back all Restore Printed data transmission management Display Customise display Terminal Test Serial ports Serial communication ports Com01 Com02 Inputs Outputs Manual Automatic Keyboard Termin...

Page 55: ...slow The speed that the stable weight signal is displayed at This parameter is also linked to the digital filter parameter setting Tare lock This defines tare management mode at scale unloading no Any...

Page 56: ...umber of conversions that the A D converter performs per second 3 6 5 Setup Menu Scale Sampling View data The sampling data Reset Full Scale 1st intermediate point 2nd intermediate point is displayed...

Page 57: ...Year Hours Minutes Seconds WEIGHING Progressive Increment NO YES INPUT ONLY OUTPUT ONLY OPTIONAL 1 NO the progressive number is never increased or printed regardless of the current type of operation...

Page 58: ...ng range in the archive Transmission is carried out with PC request command ENQ When the PC receives the EOT character transmission is complete Re enabling This establishes when the next weighing oper...

Page 59: ...extraction operation can be terminated by pressing STOP Extraction during Unloading This operating mode is identical to the above with the difference being that it starts with a loaded scale and that...

Page 60: ...e number that the weight acquired during the weighing operation remains on display for Prnt weight progressive only Choose YES to print only the weight progressive otherwise the heading is also printe...

Page 61: ...rnal battery NO YES OPTIONAL Printed data transmission management It is possible to select three transmission modes single spool archive and parallel spool To characterise transmission it is possible...

Page 62: ...manufacturer of the instrument otherwise select NO STB112 Thermal printer Continuous module printer Standard configuration manages modules with a width of 112 mm with a maximum of 64 characters per l...

Page 63: ...the printing page Set page length by number of lines If you enter 0 the programmed page will be managed on the printer Skip Page YES NO Type of Module This defines the type of printer module which can...

Page 64: ...igns the next label If you select Automatic label ejection is automatic Software label feed is controlled by the terminal NO label ejection followed by alignment is not managed ITALORA WITTY 216 WITTY...

Page 65: ...s a number of 42 or 32 characters per line Print manufactures Yes NO Select YES to enable printing out the name of the manufacturer of the instrument otherwise select NO Neutral Number of characters p...

Page 66: ...n Select YES for the automatic ejection of the printing module and therefore facilitate removal otherwise select NO Type of cutting Determine the cutter mode at the end of each printout If you select...

Page 67: ...herwise depending on the required barcode select Net Code Product Net code 128 Code Product Net indicod ean13 Code Generic Net Product Code Pieces code 128 Pieces Net code 128 OPTIONAL Code Product Pi...

Page 68: ...en the weighing operation is complete the green light will come on until the measured weight exceeds the minimum weighing operation 20 divisions In all other cases the red light comes on If you set a...

Page 69: ...double weighing allows you to store the sun output weighs ALWAYS If double weighing allows you to store the weighs both input and output Storage on key is highlighted on the display DD700 from a drawi...

Page 70: ...ata number as explained in the Using the terminal chapter in the user manual The list of general data with relative associated number is reported in the dedicated paragraph Code Type CB Standard Set t...

Page 71: ...0 38400 57600 115200 serial line transmission speed Number of bits 7 8 Number of stop bits 1 2 Parity Even Odd None Communication interface RS232 RS422 RS485 Serial com control Hardware Software None...

Page 72: ...mode see Using the terminal chapter in the user manual or in Operation Standard Sum or Multi Operator if SELECT display is selected Weight above tolerance OPTIONAL Managed in Checkweight mode see Usi...

Page 73: ...t only with new board reference weight Type of output 0 10 V voltage 0 20 mA current 4 20 mA current 3 6 19 Setup Menu Customisation Messages Print If a printer is connected it is possible to print th...

Page 74: ...presented on the display proceed as follows place the cursor on the function that you wish to update press INSER place the cursor on the function that you wish to associate to the selected position p...

Page 75: ...Tares Product Code Total Generic Code Total Range Code Range Code Total Client Total RCP Total and Plate Total Archive number and function can depend on the type of selected operation Each of these a...

Page 76: ...ter COM1 by pressing the list of general data is sent to COM1 COM2 by pressing the list of general data is sent to COM2 Customise printout Weight Printout General Total Partial Total Product Code Tota...

Page 77: ...aracters To enter the text refer to the Using the terminal chapter in the user manual Confirm text entry with then the printing attributes and coordinates X Y as explained previously Press ESC to go b...

Page 78: ...rinting attributes EV VE Vertical expansion EO HE Horizontal expansion S Single D Double TC Type of character N Normal G B Bold C I Italics S U Underlined R Reverse G J Justification S L Left D R Righ...

Page 79: ...not checked ESC is used to go back to the customisation functions Enter ASCII character Press to enter an ASCII code to associate to the data expressed with the decimal code Confirm with Press ESC to...

Page 80: ...data CHECK The DEL key is used to delete the selected element from customisation Press ESC to go back to the customisation functions When all of the data has been entered press SAVE to exit the custom...

Page 81: ...data will be displayed To enter the description proceed as follows press DATA and enter the number associated to the data that you wish to select The number of the data to be selected can be retrieve...

Page 82: ...in the menu when the view is customised This makes it possible to eliminate viewing customisation Use to print send the data If the following message appears on the display LPT1 by pressing the list o...

Page 83: ...serial test it is necessary to prepare blind mate connectors where the outputs close the same number of matching inputs For example connect input 01 with output 01 For these connections refer to the u...

Page 84: ...ng only BARC Barcode print only Index of the data or the message Description of the data or special message Coordinates X Y print only ROT FONT Rotation and Font print only H L Horizontal and vertical...

Page 85: ...s reported 3 7 8 Modbus RTU E can view the list of available variables for this protocol separated in specific areas Output Input input lines output lines While viewing you can get a summary transmiss...

Page 86: ...rameters listed below must be the same as those on the main terminal Baud rate 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 Number of bits 7 8 Number of stop bits 1 2 Parity Even Odd None Communic...

Page 87: ...ic printing it is necessary to enable OUTPUT 01 as SETPOINT Ranges It is possible to view the field set during installation Division It is possible to view the division value expressed in the selected...

Page 88: ...hapter on Using the terminal Reading time This displays the interrogation time of the main terminal in hundredths of seconds Automatic print YES NO Enable reset YES NO This enables resetting the repea...

Page 89: ...ted by standard PC program like HyperTerminal or Tera term 2 USB device You can proceed as indicated in the preceding paragraph also using the USB device port USB connector type B Connect the terminal...

Page 90: ...the selection in view of the gross net This key is scanned and if the tare is different from zero each time if you selected selects the net profit and vice versa Parameter that allows you to enable di...

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