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Page 2: ...roussituations Cautionsaredividedinto Warning and Alert whichmeanasfollows Keepthismanualinaplacewhereproductuserscanfindout afterfinishreadingit Warning means a great possibility led to the death or heavy injury when instructions are violated Alert means a great possibility led to the injury or material damage when instructions are violated 3 ...

Page 3: ...oundingmightcausefailureor electricshockuponelectricleak Donotdamage process excessively jerk bendortwistthepowercord Itmightdamagethepowercordto causefireorelectricshock Keepanycombustiblesprayorfire sourceaway Itmightcausefire Do not spraywater to the outside of the productoruseitinanyhumidplace Itmightdeterioratetheinsulationof electric parts that can cause the electric shock fireriskorweighing...

Page 4: ...er Donotusetheproductataplacewith sudden temperature changes or severe vibrations Itmightcausetheweighingerroror failure Donotinstalltheproduceataplacewiththeexcessiveelectromagneticwave Itmightcausethewrongweighing Our Dealers CAS feels that each of its valued customers should get the best service available Whether it s the initial installation of our product maintenance repair work or simply ans...

Page 5: ...tions 17 3 Installation Connection 18 3 1 Loadcell Connection 18 4 DLC Mode 19 4 1 DLC Mode Menu 19 5 Weight Setup Calibration Mode 26 5 1 Weight Setup Calibration Menu 26 5 2 How to Seal the Indicator Sealing 37 6 Weight Mode 38 6 1 Zero function 38 6 2 Tare function 39 6 3 Net Weight Gross Weight Selection 40 6 4 Item Number Change 41 6 5 Subtotal Print 41 6 6 Total Print 42 6 7 Selection and Ch...

Page 6: ... 1 RS 232C Port Connection 72 9 2 How to Connect anAuxiliary Display 73 9 3 How to Connect a Label Printer DLP 73 9 4 RS 422 485 Serial Communications 74 10 Serial Data Information 75 10 1 CAS 22Bytes Format 75 10 2 CAS 10Bytes 75 10 3 AND 18Bytes 75 10 4 CAS 22Bytes with relay status 76 11 Appendix 77 12 Modbus Protocol 80 13 Error Message 85 13 1 ErrorMessagefromtheWeightSetupMode 85 13 2 ErrorM...

Page 7: ...ons and various external interfaces which is designed to comply well with special requirements in a variety of industrial fields under strong and beautiful designs in appearance In addition it is designed for the user friendly programs for the easier use of indicator by any user with the built in message display functions to help users understand the product Please use the product right and suffic...

Page 8: ...ns Storedate timeandcalculateddataatsuddenpowerfailure Variousspecificationonweightconversionspeed Digitalfilterfunction Variousprinterconnection RS 232CSerialprinter Tareweightsettingwithkeys Storageofmeasuredtimes SetPointinput highest lowestlimitinput Externalinput4relay CI 605 Externaloutput6relay CI 605 Userscansetthedesirousmax weightandadivisionfreely Controlvariousexternalequipmentbyinnere...

Page 9: ... 9 600BPS 115 200BPS Non straightness 0 01 Full Scale 1 4 Digital and Display Span Calibration Full Digital Calibration SPAC Single automatic span Calibration Display 4 3 Full Graphic LCD Sign for status ZERO TARE NET GROSS STABLE HOLD RX TX USB UNIT kg lb ton Division 1 2 5 10 20 50 Tare Subtraction Full capacity Display Below Zero Minus 10 ...

Page 10: ... Approx 1 8 kg 1 6 Option Specification Option 1 Analog V out 0 10V or I out 4 20mA Option 2 Relay module Option 3 Relay module Type 2 8in 10out Option 4 BCD Out Option 5 Ethernet Option 6 WiFi Note 1 Ensure to affirm before purchasing the product since there may be a limitation for the option module that can be used depending on the program version 11 ...

Page 11: ...2 Specifications in Appearance 2 1 External Dimension CI 601D CI 605D 2 2 Front Panel Descriptions 12 ...

Page 12: ...yeachDLC sstatus Green OK Red NG 2 6Digits Decimalpoint sign 3 Unit kg lb ton 4 MessageDisplay Keyinput Errormessage 5 Shortcutkeywithfunctionname 6 SetdataSP1 4 CI 605 7 Externalinputstatus CI 605 8 Externaloutputstatus CI 605 13 ...

Page 13: ...t change to item number or name Use it enter to menu mode Some functions can be defined to the needs Use it for the manual print default The function set at M2120 in the Set Mode will be operated Some functions can be defined to the needs Use it to fix the shaking weight default The function set at M2121 in the Set Mode will be operated Some functions can be defined to the needs Use it to tare can...

Page 14: ...he input alphabet mode Useittocursorup down Useittocursorleft right Useittopageup downt Useittoerasepriviouscharactor Useittochangeinputsymbol Use it to correct any wrong input while entering data Use it to enter a decimal point in the calibration mode Useittosaveinputvalue 15 ...

Page 15: ...he manual print You can use this function Use it to print the subtotal print The base setting of F1 key is the Print key Delete the total print data after printing will be progressed by setting menu If F1 is set it for the manual print You can use this function Use it to print the grandtotal print The base setting of F1 key is the Print key Delete the total print data after printing will be progre...

Page 16: ...1D CI 605D LOAD CELL Port for connection Digital Loadcell COM 1 Serial Interface Com Port Option RS485 COM 2 Serial Interface Com Port OPTION When Option in Use please connect AC INPUT AC 100 240V 50 60Hz ara available FUSE T2AL250V 17 ...

Page 17: ...or to the load cell port which is in the backside of the indicator Connection method Pin Function Color 1 Power Red 2 RX Brown 3 GND White 4 RX Black 5 TX Green 6 TX Blue 7 SHIELD Shield Note 1 Wire color can be different depending on the load cell s manufacturer or it s model 18 ...

Page 18: ... mode Push the key in the DLC mode to return to weighing mode 4 1 DLC Mode Menu CODE Menu CODE SubMenu 4100 Set Number of DLC Used 4211 Set ID of DLC 4212 Set ID Automatically 4200 4220 Set ID Using the serial number 4310 Scale View 4300 4320 Detail View 4410 Check Comm error status 4400 4420 Diagnostic of DLC 4510 Check Dlc s Information 4500 4520 DLC Information Read Save 4000 DLC Mode 4600 Set ...

Page 19: ...setto 1 EX_8 CurrentlyconnectedtotheDLC SIDissetto 8 Note 1 When use this function you will need to connect only a single loadcell Menu 4212 Function SetIDautomatically formaintenance DisplayPart Meaning SetRange thisfunctionisfindtheDLCwhathasnoID andsetIDtothatautomatically Note 1 If you have to replace a loadcell then use this function First you need to replace the loadcell Then you need to run...

Page 20: ...B D DSB DLoadcell Note 1 DLC s serial number consist of 14 Digits Note 2 If know every DLC s serial number can set DLC s ID easier Function SetDLC sIDusingserialnumber UseKeys DisplayPart Description Set Cancel Chooseposition Ex Set ID to 1 to one of loadcell 1 EditpositionmovetoID_1 using keysandpress enter key 2 InputtheserialnumbertosetID 3 If ID setting was completed successfully Lamp color is...

Page 21: ...s function is check status of connection of scale Green OK Red Error White no loadcell Menu 4320 This function check detail information of scale If scale is organized over 6 DLC It can change to page use the key 22 ...

Page 22: ...etRange 1 10 SetValue XX InitialValue 1 Choosethenumberthatyouwanttodiagnose EX_1 CurrentlyconnectedtotheDLC SIDissetto 1 EX_8 CurrentlyconnectedtotheDLC SIDissetto 8 Status Diagnosis list Result AD Stable NG Data 5 Overload OK Data 120000 Temperature OK Data 20 It means 20 Loadcell Over Voltage OK Data 5 1V Power Over Voltage OK Data 10 9V Note 1 If weighing has some problem use this function 23 ...

Page 23: ...rrent ROM version Model Name Name of DLC Capacity Full capacity of DLC Serial Number Serial number of DLC Normailzed Output output count of DLC Menu 4520 Function DLCInformationRead Save DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_SaveData Read StoreinformationofDLC SetRange 1 2 ᆷ 2_Cancel DoesnotstoreinformationofDLC Note 1 Use this function after setting ID to all DLC You can check loadcell information is change or...

Page 24: ...ucancheckDLC sparametersasbelow Itcanmoveeditposition using keys Itcanchangeparametervalues using keys ID ItwantstochangeIDnumber ResponseTime DLC sresponsetime 0 0ms 1 10ms 2 20ms Baudrate CommunicationbaudrateofDLC 4 9600BPS 5 19200BPS 6 38400BPS 7 57600BPS 8 115200BPS FilterSize ADFilterSizeofDLC Setrange 1 50 CreepCompOn Off CreepcompensationfunctionOn Off 0 Off 1 On 25 ...

Page 25: ...he actual weight in displaying weights How toAccess to the Weight Setup Mode Remove the blot on the rear panel and connect both of CALpin check picture below And turn on the power supply and push the key same time you can access to weight setup mode Press the key in the weight setup mode to return to weighing mode 26 ...

Page 26: ...libration CAL3 Gravity adjustment CAL4 Setting Dual range CAL5 Trimming Zero Span CAL6 Direct Calibration CAL 7 CornerAdjustment CAL8 Unit Select Note1 Whenyouneedtocorneradjust youmustbecorneradjustmentfunctionbeforetheweightcalibration Calibration flow Corner Cal Set capacity Zero Span Cal 27 ...

Page 27: ...splayPart 1 Usingnumerickeys Entermaximumweight Set Cancel 2 Enterminimumdivision Push whenenteringa decimalpoint Note 1 If Cancel key is pushed with a decimal point set weight division settings are terminated Note 2 Minimum division refers to the value of 1 division 28 ...

Page 28: ... points in some section when actual curve of the load cell is not a straight line as shown below zero span Zero and Span points to interpolate weight from Load Cell Multi point Multi point mV V Real curve weight full span Multi point Ideal Multi point Multi point Note 1 When the zero setting is completed without any error it moves to the weight setting without a key being pushed Note 2 When only s...

Page 29: ...tobewithintherangeof10 100 ofthemaximum weightWhileinitiallybeinggivenas100 ofthemaximumweight enteragainthedesired weightvalueiftheweightofthecounterweightisdifferentfromthis AccuracyuponCalibrationdropsbelow10 Note2 Repeattoexecute inputtingthecounterweightvalueandsettingthespan asmanytimesasmultisettingsteps Inthiscase setalargervaluethanthepreviousonefortheweightvalue 30 ...

Page 30: ...ravityvalue Note 1 Usewhengravityvaluesaredifferentbetween theproductionareaandthesalesarea CAL 4 Dual Range Setting SettingMethod DisplayPart 1 Settheusestatusfordualfunction 0 Notuse 1 Use 2 Usingnumerickeys Enterdualvalues Set Cancel Note 1 Upondualsetting thegraduationischangedtominimumdivision 2 beyondthedualsection 31 ...

Page 31: ...urrentAD Span Adjustment SettingMethod DisplayPart Usingnumerickeys Enterthedesiredfactorvalueforchange Set Cancel CAL 6 Direct Equivalent input Weight Setting SettingMethod DisplayPart Usingnumerickeys Entertheoutputvalue Set Cancel Note 1 Findzero spanoutputoftheloadcellforequivalentinput Note 2 SetmaximumweightandminimumdivisionforCAL 1beforeequivalentinput 32 ...

Page 32: ...corners 4 Place the load on the 1 st corner Check stable and push Enter key 5 Place the load on the 2nd corner Check stable and push Enter key 6 7 8 9 10 11 Place the load on the 8th corner Check stable and push Enter key Note 1 The weight to be used should be at least 10 of nominal weight and the indentical weight should be used for all four conrners Note 2 Place the weight on any of corners wait...

Page 33: ...dcell Chooseposition 1 100 10000 1 100 10000 save cancel This function can corner factor trimming what you want position Ex 0 000200cornerfactorof3 rd position POS_3 sfactorvaluecolorischangetoredwhenpress key Factorvalueincreasing 0 000200bypressing keytwicetimes Ifwanttosave press key Note 1 This function use only Corner adjustment function was completed successfully 34 ...

Page 34: ...le and push Enter key 2 Place the load on the 2nd axle Check stable and push Enter key 3 4 Place the load on the 4th axle Check stable and push Enter key Note 1 The weight to be used should be at least 10 of nominal weight and the indentical weight should be used for all axle pointss Note 2 Loadcell IDs should be configured as shown is this fugure Entrance Axle 3 Axle 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Axle 2 Axle 4 8...

Page 35: ...CAL 8 Unit Select SettingMethod DisplayPart Usingup downkeys Choosetheunit Set Cancel Note 1 Defaultunitiskg 36 ...

Page 36: ...5 2 How to Seal the Indicator Sealing 37 ...

Page 37: ... performing zero function Namely the current weight isdesignatedas 0 kg Note 1 Operating range for the zero key is possible between 1 99 of the maximum weight Operating range for the zero key is designated in Menu No 2 1 16 Note 2 Menu No 2 1 14 designates whether to perform zero function only if the current weight is stabilized or even when it is unstable 38 ...

Page 38: ...6 2 Tare function Display Part or Used Keys Load Plate Description Step1 Tare Placement Statewith tare placedonloadplate Step2 Pushthetarekey Step3 Tare Statewithtarelamp turnedONandtare registered 39 ...

Page 39: ...Description Step1 Tare Tare Weight 0 500 kg Gross Weight state is indicated Step2 Push the Gross Weight net weight switching key Step3 Tare Current net weight value is indicated with net weigh lamp turned ON Note 1 Push Tare key with the load plate empty to cancel the tare 40 ...

Page 40: ...s 0 99 6 5 Subtotal Print Assume that the item number of the reinforcing bar is 10 Display Part or Used Keys Load Plate Description Step1 Select the item number code as 10 Step2 Push No 4 Subtotal key No 4 key pushed is displayed in the message window Step3 The subtotal value of Item No 10 is printed in the designated form Note 1 IfF1issetitfor the manual print Youcanusethisfunction Note 2 Output ...

Page 41: ...ription Step1 PushNo 5 Total key No 5keypushed is displayedinthemessage window Step2 Sumofallsubtotal informationinItemNos 0 99 isprintedasinthe designatedform Note 1 IfF1issetitfor the manual print Youcanusethisfunction Note 2 Output form is designated as follows GRAND TOTAL DATE 2012 1 2 TIME 10 30 ID 10 COUNT 123 TOTAL 12350 0 kg Note1 TotalDATAaredeletedautomaticallyormanuallyaccordingtotheMen...

Page 42: ...lue for using numeric keys Push key to change to the previous state weight weighing state 6 8 How to Change Item Number Push No 1 key to select the item number and push key Input window for item number is displayed Enter a desired item number Enter 1 1 and push key Information on Item No 11 is displayed followed by return to the previous state 43 ...

Page 43: ...ey Input window for the tare weight is displayed Enter the desired tare value Enter 1 0 0 0 and push key Tare value 1000 Change of set values 1 6 Push the relevant numeric key to select the item Input window for the set value is displayed Input the desired value and push key 44 ...

Page 44: ... or when the power is turned on while pressing key in the front of the indicator Push the key in the test mode to return to weighing mode Test menu 1 9 1 Key Test 2 LCD Test 3 AD Test 4 Communication Test COM1 COM2 5 Print Test COM2 6 External Input output Test 7 Option test 8 Memory test 9 RTC test 45 ...

Page 45: ...d code for the key are displayed on the screen Key List Key No Code Key No Code Key No Code 1 1 8 8 163 163 2 2 9 9 161 161 3 3 0 0 48 48 4 4 128 128 27 27 5 5 162 162 30 30 6 6 55 55 7 7 160 160 2 LCD Test Function Display Screen Test Used Keys Description Upper Menu LCD test proceeds in the order of Red White Green Yellow 46 ...

Page 46: ...Communication Test Used Keys Display Part Upper Menu Other Key Test Description The value entered as Port No 1 is displayed in Communication Input 1 The value entered as Port No 2 is displayed in Communication Input 2 Simultaneously transmitted to Communication Outputs 1 2 upon key inputting Note 1 Execute this test in the state of executing the communication program Hyper Terminal in the computer...

Page 47: ...s Display Part Description Upper Menu Other Key Test Displayed in the external input section when there is an external input Push No 1 6 key to execute weighing external output Note1 ThistestoperatesonlyifWeighingModuleOptionCardismounted 7 A OUT BCD OUT Test Function Option Analog Out BCD Out Test Used Keys Display Part Description Upper Menu Other Key Test The output level of Aout is raised by 2...

Page 48: ...rt Description EEPROM Memory Error Flash Memory Error If have some errors display to bad point Upper Menu Memory Test O K If don t has any error display to OK 9 RTC Test Function RTC test Used Keys Display Part Description Upper Menu Display current time 49 ...

Page 49: ...to Enter the Set Mode Push the in the weighing mode by the key to select set mode or when the power is turned on while pressing key in the front of the indicator Push the key in the set mode to return to weighing mode 50 ...

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Page 52: ...timespersecond SetRange 0 3 SetValue3 ADSwitchingSpeed80timespersecond Menu 2103 Function SetDigitalFilter_1 Buffer DisplayPart Meaning SetRange 1 50 SetValue XX InitialValue 10 Settingthenumberofbuffersinthedigitalfilter Note 1 Set it so as to be suite to the environment Speed for weight changes may slow down Menu 2104 Function SetDigitalFilter_1 Level DisplayPart Meaning SetRange 1 50 SetValue X...

Page 53: ... there is little vibration Menu 2107 Function SetAutomaticZeroTrackingCompensation DisplayPart Meaning SetRange 0 99 ᄋ x0 5division InitialValue 1x0 5division Functiontocompensateforzerowhenweightchangeis suchthatthewidthofchangeinagiventimeiswithinthe setvaluex0 5division Note 1 This function automatically calibrates for zero if the weight does not exceed a given range of divisionwithin a given t...

Page 54: ...Hold Averagethewaveringweightoverasettime andholduponusingtheHoldkeyorexternalinputting ᆷ 2_PeakHold PEAKHold Holdthemaximumvalueofthewaveringweight ᆷ 3_Sampling ValueHold SAMPLINGHold Holdsampledvalueofthewavering weightuponusingtheHoldKeyorexternalinputting SetRange 1 4 ᆷ 4_Automatic Hold AutoPeakHold Automaticallycalculatethemaximumvalue ofthewaveringweight Note 1 Select the function using nume...

Page 55: ...stion Holdstartswhentheweightchangeswithinthesetrange valuex1division Menu 2113 Function Set AutomaticHoldCancelingConditions DisplayPart Meaning SetRange 0 99 ᄋᄋ InitialValue 10 Holdiscanceledwhenthevalueischangedbymore than ᄋᄋ oftheheldvalue Menu 2114 Function SetKerOperatingConditions ZERO TARE KeysAvailability DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_Always Operational Alwaysinoperation SetRange 1 2 ᆷ 2_Operat...

Page 56: ...nge 0 99 ᄋᄋ InitialValue 10 Initialzerooperateswithin ᄋᄋ oftheGrossWeight Menu 2118 Function SetOverloadRange DisplayPart Meaning SetRange 0 99 ᄋ x1Digit InitialValue 9x1Digit Overweightfromthenextto0x1Digitofthemaximumweight Menu 2119 You can select the function key for use or not Green Enable Red Disable Ex If you want disable the F1 key press the F1 key and set to red color of F1 key on the dis...

Page 57: ...1_Step2SetValue EnteringKey Fkeyusedasthestep2settingkey ᆷ 12_Step3or1FallKey Fkeyusedasthestep3settingkey ᆷ 13_Step4or2FallKey Fkeyasthestep4settingkey ᆷ 14_UpperLimitInput Fkeyusedastheupperlimitinputkey ᆷ 15_LowerLimitInput Fkeyusedasthelowerlimitinputkey ᆷ 16_StartKey Fkeyusedasthestartkey ᆷ 17_StopKey Fkeyusedasthestopkey ᆷ 18_PrintFormKey Fkeyusedastheprintformkey SetRange 1 19 ᆷ 19_Holdless...

Page 58: ...50x10ms Dataaretransmittedbytheunitof00x10ms Note 1 Data are transmitted in real time upon setting at 0 Menu 2203 Function Com1PortSetting DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_Data_8 Stop_1 Parity_none DataBit8 StopBit1 ParityBit None ᆷ 2_Data_7 Stop_1 Parity_even DataBit7 StopBit1 ParityBit Even ᆷ 3_Data_7 Stop_1 Parity_odd DataBit7 StopBit1 ParityBit Odd ᆷ 4_Data_7 Stop_2 Parity_odd DataBit7 StopBit2 ParityB...

Page 59: ...200bps Menu 2205 Function SetCom1 OutData DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_Displaed Value Displayedvalueistransmitted ᆷ 2_GrossWeight GrossWeightistransmitted SetRange 1 3 ᆷ 3_NetWeight Netweightistransmitted Menu 2206 Function SetCOM1 OutputFormat DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_CAS22 22byteofCAS ᆷ 2_CAS10 10byteofCAS ᆷ 3_AND18 18byteFormat AND FINE SetRange 1 4 ᆷ 4_CAS22 Relaystatus 22byteofCASwithrelaystatus No...

Page 60: ...Type3 ᆷ 8_Transmitupon CompletionSignal Transmittedonly uponcompletionsignal SetRange 1 9 ᆷ 9_Modbus Modbusprotocol Note 1 SeeAppendices 2 3 4 for command types Menu 2208 Function Com2PortSetting RS232 Print DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_Data_8 Stop_1 Parity_none DataBit8 StopBit1 ParityBit None ᆷ 2_Data_7 Stop_1 Parity_even DataBit7 StopBit1 ParityBit Even ᆷ 3_Data_7 Stop_1 Parity_odd DataBit7 StopBit1...

Page 61: ...200bps Menu 2210 Function SetCom2 OutData DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_Displaed Value Displayedvalueistransmitted ᆷ 2_GrossWeight GrossWeightistransmitted SetRange 1 3 ᆷ 3_NetWeight Netweightistransmitted Menu 2211 Function SetCOM2 OutputFormat DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_CAS22 22byteofCAS ᆷ 2_CAS10 10byteofCAS ᆷ 3_AND18 18byteFormat AND FINE SetRange 1 4 ᆷ 4_CAS22 Relaystatus 22byteofCASwithrelaystatus No...

Page 62: ...nsmitinBoth Stable Unstable Cases Transmittedinbothstable unstablecases StreamMode ᆷ 4_TransmitOnlyif WeightIsStable Transmittedonlyiftheweightisstable ᆷ 5_Command Type1 CommandType1 ᆷ 6_Command Type2 CommandType2 ᆷ 7_Command Type3 CommandType3 SetRange 1 8 ᆷ 8_Transmitupon CompletionSignal Transmittedonly uponcompletionsignal Note 1 SeeAppendices 2 3 4 for command types 63 ...

Page 63: ...alNo ItemNo NetWeight BPPrintForm1 FORM1 ᆷ 2_PrintForm_ 2 BPForm2 PrintForm2 Date Time WeighingNo NetWeight BPPrintForm2 FORM2 ᆷ 3_PrintForm_ 3 BPForm3 PrintForm3 Date Time GrossWeight Tare NetWeight BPPrintForm3 FORM3 ᆷ 4_PrintForm_ 4 BPForm4 PrintForm4 Date Time NetWeight BPPrintForm4 FORM4 ᆷ 5_PrintForm_ 5 BPForm5 PrintForm5 Date Time ItemNo NetWeight BPPrintForm5 FORM5 ᆷ 6_PrintForm_ 6 BPForm6...

Page 64: ...00 0kg Form4 Date Time NetWeight Form5 Date Time ItemNo NetWeight Form6 Date Time SerialNo NetWeight 2009 07 07 TUE 12 30 46 10 10 30 Net 50 0kg 11 00 32 Net 100 0kg 12 30 34 Net 200 5kg 2009 07 07 TUE 12 30 46 ID_11 Net 50 0kg ID_12 Net 100 0kg ID_19 Net 200 5kg 2009 07 07 TUE 12 30 46 1 1000 0kg 2009 07 07 TUE 12 32 56 2 200 5kg Form7 Date Time ItemName ItemNo NetWeight Form8 Date Time ItemName ...

Page 65: ...ame 10 byte V06 Print count 2 byte V07 Date 10 byte V08 Time 8 byte CAS BP Series Printer Protocol Parameter Description Data Length V00 Gross Weight 7 byte V01 Tare Value 7 byte V02 Net Weight 7 byte V03 Net omit for bar code 6 byte V04 Item Number 2 byte V05 Item Name 10 byte V06 Print count 3 byte V07 Date 10 byte V08 Time 8 byte V09 Unit kg 2 byte V10 Total Net include 9 byte 66 ...

Page 66: ... Printing Accumulatedvalueiscleareduponprinting SetRange 1 2 ᆷ 2_AccValueNot Clearedupon Printing Clearedwhentheclearingkeyispushed Menu 2304 Function SetPrintLinefeed DisplayPart Meaning SetRange 0 99 ᄋᄋ Line InitialValue 1Line Setaspacingbetweenlinesasthesetvalueuponprinting 67 ...

Page 67: ...ftheweightvalueis ᆷ 2_PrintOnlyIf WeightValueIs Printoutonlyiftheweightvalueis SetRange 1 3 ᆷ 3_Print Regardlessof WhetherWeight ValueIs Printoutregardlessofwhethertheweightvalueis Menu 2308 Function SetPrintOutCondition Printingcondition DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_ManualPrint Printedonlyiftheprintkeyispushed SetRange 1 2 ᆷ 2_AutomaticPrint Printedautomaticallyiftheweightvalueisstabilized Menu 2309 P...

Page 68: ...ingAnalogOutoption DisplayPart Meaning 10000 10 000mA 4 16V output 20000 20 000mA 8 33V output SetRange 0 25000 24000 24 000mA 10V output Menu 2406 Function MaximumOutputWeightValueuponUsing AnalogOutoption DisplayPart Meaning SetRange 0 99999 1000 2000 Maximumoutputat1000kg Maximumoutputat2000kg Menu 2407 Function BCDOutType DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_Positive Bcdoutsettopositivelogic SetRange 1 2 ᆷ...

Page 69: ...oftheproductareinitializedtofactoryshipping state Menu 2502 Function PC Connection DisplayPart Meaning PC and Data Communication PC Connection UsedwhenItemdataorSettingdatabackupfunctionis performedthroughPC Menu 2503 Function SetDate DisplayPart Meaning NumericKey Data Designation 10 08 17 August17th 2010 Menu 2504 Function SetTime DisplayPart Meaning NumericKey Data Designation 11 30 10 30minute...

Page 70: ...DisplayPart Meaning ᆷ 1_DataNotStored OnlythequantityofthestoredDataisaffirmed SetRange 1 2 ᆷ 2_DataStored DataarestoredintheUSBmemory Note1 Print data is save to USB memory Note2 Data are stored in the following format upon Data Backup Item_01 count_01 13 01 01 12 00 00 Weight 10 000kg T are 5 000kg Gross 15 000kg Menu 2507 Function SetLCDBright DisplayPart Meaning SetValue_1 LCDbrightness10 SetV...

Page 71: ...y O 4 Request to Send O 5 Clear to Send 9 pin port male 25 pin port female RS 232C port of CI 600 Serial port of the computer 2 COM2 RXD Pin No 2 TXD Pin No 3 GND Pin No 7 Option TXD 2 O O 2 Receive Data RXD 3 O O 3 Transmit Data GND 7 O O 5 Signal Ground O 1 Carrier Detect O 4 Data Terminal Ready O 6 Data Set Ready O 7 Request to Send O 8 Clear to Send 9 pin port male 9 pin port female RS 232C po...

Page 72: ...2C port of CI 600 Serial port of an auxiliary display 9 3 How to Connect a Label Printer DLP TXD 2 O O 2 Receive Data RXD 3 O O 3 Transmit Data GND 7 O O 5 Signal Ground 9 pin port male 9 pin port male RS 232C port of CI 600 Serial port of DLP printer Note Refer to page 38 Set Mode for RS 232C communication and setting method 73 ...

Page 73: ... Power Cable or other electric wires should be placed separately and the shield cable 0 5Φ or more dedicated to communications should be applied The recommended use distance is within 1 2km Settingoutputmethod ThesameasRC232Cbefore SignalFormatandDataFormat ThesameasRC232Cbefore 422 Connection Diagram Indicator RXD 6 TXD TXD 5 RXD TXD 1 RXD Computer RXD 4 TXD 485 Connection Diagram 74 ...

Page 74: ...iceIDissetinF26 Data 8bytes Whentheweightdateincludingadecimal forexample 13 5kg 8bytesofASCIIcode correspondingto0 0 0 0 1 3 and 5 aresent Lamp Status Byte Bt7 1 Bt6 Stable Bt5 0 Bt4 Hold Bt3 Printer Bt2 Gross Weight Bt1 Tare Bt0 ZeroPoint 10 2 CAS 10Bytes 1 Code ASCII 2 Transmissiondataformat 10bytes Data 8bytes CR LF 10 3 AND 18bytes 1 Code ASCII 2 Transmissiondataformat 18bytes DATA 8byte CR L...

Page 75: ... GROSS weight Device ID Lamp condition byte Relay Unit kg t ST Stable NT NET weight OL Overload Relay Status Byte Bt7 Out8 Bt6 Out7 Bt5 Out6 Bt4 Out5 Bt3 Out4 Bt2 Out3 Bt1 Out2 Bt0 Out1 Weight Date 8 byte Byte No Weitht 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 5kg 1 3 5 135kg 1 3 5 135kg 1 3 5 76 ...

Page 76: ...temno andretransmitddPN00CRLFtoPC로 uponcommandinput ddOPCRLF SameasStart Key ExecutethestartandretransmitddOPCRLFtoPCupon commandinput ddEMCRLF SameasStop Key ExecutethestopandretransmitddEMCRLFtoPCupon commandinput dd Device ID ASCII Code 0 30 hex 0 31 hex if the Device ID is 01 00000 00 Set value for upper limit lower limit upper limit fall lower limit fall ASCII Code 0x30 hex 0x30 hex 0x33 hex ...

Page 77: ...0 0 0 CR LF 4thStepvalue Returnthereceived D ID S 5 0 0 0 0 0 CR LF Highlimitvalue Returnthereceived D ID S 6 0 0 0 0 0 CR LF Lowlimitvalue Returnthereceived D ID H E 0 0 0 0 0 CR LF Setpointcode 00 99 Returnthereceived D ID 00 99 CR 0 13 LF 0 10 Command HC HErange 00 99 Format 1 PCsendsetpointalldatatoindicatorNT 580A 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 D ID H A Setpointcode ZeroBan...

Page 78: ... A 65 Q 81 a 97 q 113 34 2 50 B 66 R 82 b 98 r 114 35 3 51 C 67 S 83 c 99 s 115 36 4 52 D 68 T 84 d 100 t 116 37 5 53 E 69 U 85 e 101 u 117 38 6 54 F 70 V 86 f 102 v 118 39 7 55 G 71 W 87 g 103 w 119 40 8 56 H 72 X 88 h 104 x 120 41 9 57 I 73 Y 89 i 105 y 121 42 58 J 74 Z 90 j 106 z 122 43 59 K 75 91 k 107 123 44 60 L 76 92 l 108 124 45 61 M 77 93 m 109 125 46 62 N 78 94 n 110 126 47 63 O 79 _ 95 ...

Page 79: ...re expressed in decimal notation or hexadecimal notation if preceded by 0x MODBUS RTU DATA FORMAT The data received and transmitted via MODBUS RTU protocol have the following characteristics 1 start bit 8 data bits least significant bit sent first Instrument settable parity bit Instrument settable stop bit MODBUS SUPPORTED FUNCTIONS Among the commands available in the MODBUS RTU protocol only the ...

Page 80: ...TER READING QUERY Address Funcion Add Register1 No register 2 bytes A 0x03 0x0000 0x0002 CRC Tot bytes 8 RESPONSE Address Funcion No bytes Register1 Register2 2 bytes A 0x03 0x04 0x0064 0x00C8 CRC Tot bytes 3 2 No register 2 where No registers number of Modbus register to be read starting from the Address 1 register No bytes number of data bytes to follow FUNCTION 16 Preset multiple registers MULT...

Page 81: ...lave will not respond with any string The master must allow for a time out before response reception If no response is received it infers that a communication error has occurred In the event of a string received correctly but not executable the slave responds with an EXCEPTIONAL RESPONSE The FUNCTION field is transmitted with the msb at 1 EXCEPTIONAL RESPONSE Address Function Code 2bytes A Funct 0...

Page 82: ...mber L low half of the DOUBLE WORD forming the number REGISTER DESCRIPTION Saving to EEPROM ACCESS 40002 Type of instrument R 40008 GROSS WEIGHT H R 40009 GROSS WEIGHT L R 40010 NET WEIGHT H R 40011 NET WEIGHT L R 40014 Raw AD Data_H R 40015 Raw AD Data_L R 40017 Set point 1 H Y R W 40018 Set point 1 L Y R W 40019 Set point 2 H Y R W 40020 Set point 2 L Y R W 40021 Set point 3 H Y R W 40022 Set po...

Page 83: ... out Span Weight H Y R W 40043 Analog out Span Weight L Y R W 40044 Analog out Zero Adjust H Y R W 40045 Analog out Zero Adjust L Y R W 40046 Analog out Span Adjust H Y R W 40047 Analog out Span Adjust L Y R W 40048 BCD Out Logic Positive Negative Y R W 40061 ADC Speed Y R W 40062 AD Filter Size Y R W 84 ...

Page 84: ...city Settheweightto10 ormoreofthemaximumcapacity setin CAL1 fromCAL4intheweightsetupmode Err23 Theweightforthespan adjustmentwassettomore than100 ofthemaximum capacity Settheweightwithinthemaximumcapacity setinCAL1 from CAL4intheweightsetupmode Err24 Toolowspan Settheweightagainbyloweringtheresolutionasthesettingofthe currentresolutionisnotpossiblebecauseofeitherabnormalityor loweroutputintheloadc...

Page 85: ...utoftherangeofzero point Settherangeofoperationsforthezerokeytowithin 2 or10 atF13intheSetMode Err10 Thetaretosetisoutofthemaximumweightof thescale Setthetaretolessthanthemaximumweight Err12 Thetypeoftheconfiguredprinterisonethat cannotsupportthetotalprint DLPprinterscannotmakethetotalprint Set F40 to 2 whenDEPprintersareused Err13 Thesetvalueofzeropointontheweightsettingis outofrange Checkthestat...

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