3590EKR, 3590EXP, 3590EXT series indicator
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The ID has the following format:
<Rewriting number > — < Weigh number >
- Rewriting number: number of 5 digits which may go from 0 to 00255; it indicates the number of complete rewritings of
the alibi memory.
- Weigh number: number of 6 digits which may go from 0 to 131071; it indicates the weigh number in the current rewriting
of the alibi memory
With each storage the weigh number is increased of 000001; when this reaches the value 131071, it restarts from 000000
and the rewriting number increases of 00001.
If the weigh can not be saved in the alibi, the numeric ID will be substituted with the message "NO".
For example:
If the weigh which has been stored is the following:
“PIDST,S,
1.000kg,
1.000kg,00126-131071”
the following will be:
“PIDST,S,
1.000kg,
1.000kg,00127-000000”
NOTE:
it’s possible to read the last 131071 weighs.
16.1 READING OF THE WEIGHS CARRIED OUT
Through function
414
, combinable with the desired key (
<< F.KEYS >>
step,
TECH.MAN.REF.
) it’s possible to read a
carried out weigh:
first enter the rewriting number of the Alibi memory (rEW.id), confirm with
ENTER
, and then enter the weigh number (id)
and press
ENTER
. The ID is accepted only if valid.
If the alibi memory is empty the message “EMPTY” appears on the LCD display for a few instants; if the ID code entered is
not valid, the “no id” message appears for a few instants, and then one exits the step.
By entering a valid ID code, the LCD display shows the following data, selectable through the arrow keys
:
Ch.X
in which X is the selected channel number (S= sum channel).
uM.XX
in which XX is the unit of measure.
Gross weight value;
Tare weight value;
Press
C
to exit the reading state of the weighs.
NOTE:
It is possible to read the weigh carried out also through the PC serial line (see the “WEIGH READING” serial
command in the following section).
16.2 SERIAL COMMANDS FOR MANAGING THE ALIBI MEMORY:
!! IMPORTANT !!
If the serial commands are transmitted in the format:
<ESC> command <STX>
in which:
<ESC>
is the ASCII decimal 27 character
<STX>
is the ASCII decimal 02 character
Also the relative answer will be:
<ESC> string <STX>
