Doran 2200 Series, Instruction Manual

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Note: non-numeric characters saved in Product ID memory cannot be viewed(Recall) by
way of scale's front display.
For example:
To enter a value of 123456 for the ID 7, send the following string: ES7123456 .
To enter in a "ABC600" value for ID 3, send the following string: ES3ABC600 .
Remote Product Description Entry and Recall:
To download a Product Description, the string must be prefaced by a command to tell
the indicator to expect the serial string. For the 2200CW with the
Prod
parameter set for
250
,
the Product Description string will be stored in the same array field as the current
Product ID. For the 2200, 2200B, or 2200CW with a setting of
Prod
set to
1
,
only one
Product Description string can be stored.
ED<DATA> Enter (download to indicator) Product Description.
RDx Read (upload from indicator) Product Description.
is a Carriage Return (enter key in terminal program)
<DATA> is an alpha numeric string up to 20 characters in length
To indicate that the Description string has been successfully saved,
SAVEd
will
momentarily be displayed. An entry error will be indicated by a “?” character transmitted
via the communication option.
Remote Tare Entry and Recall:
To download a tare weight value, the serial string must be prefaced by a command to
tell the indicator to expect a tare weight value.
Note: For the model 2200CW set for 250
product memory, the Tare value will be stored in the same array field as the current
Product ID. A total of 250 Tare Values can be stored, one for each Product ID.
ET<tare> Enter (download to indicator) Tare Weight value
RT Read (upload to indicator) Tare Weight value
is a Carriage Return (enter key in terminal program)
<weight> contains up to 6 digits, and a decimal point
The tare weight must be a positive value. The decimal point location and resolution for
the weight being entered must match the scale's current settings.
To indicate that the setpoint value has been successfully saved,
SAVEd
will momentarily
be displayed. An entry error will be indicated by a “?” character transmitted via the
communication option.