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HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide

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The Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU Diagnostics screen may help with troubleshooting connection problems with the HI
6600 series units.

The Modbus Diagnostics parameters count the number of frames received by the Hardy
HI 6600 series and how many of these are valid compared to error frames. In this case, the instrument
is correctly reporting that it is not connected and is not receiving any frames.

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Summary of Contents for HI 6600-EIP

Page 1: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 1 HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User s Guide Hardy Process Solutions Document Number 0596 0333 01 REV D...

Page 2: ...Commissioning Preventative Maintenance Calibration Onsite Emergency Service Service Agreements with Defined Turnaround Times Product Service and PLC Integration Training Pre Installation Site Audit S...

Page 3: ...es and Capabilities 13 Hardy Process Toolbox 13 C2 Calibration 13 INTEGRATED TECHNICIAN 14 WAVERSAVER 14 Power Requirements for Configuring Your Modular Sensor System over Distance 14 Chapter3 18 HI66...

Page 4: ...lter Parameter Menu 39 NumAverages Parameter 39 WAVERSAVER Parameter 39 Calibration 40 Pre Calibration Procedures 40 Electrical Check Procedures 41 Load Cell Point Input Output Measurements 41 Load Ch...

Page 5: ...Parameters 58 TheEtherNet IPDiagnosticsScreen 58 Ethernet UDP Parameters 60 Hardy Port 60 Modbus TCP 60 Modbus TCP Commands and Parameters 60 InstallingtheHardy Modbus Link TestPackage 62 Configuring...

Page 6: ...y 102 C IntegratedTechnicianandStabilityTestOverview 103 ENon ReturntoZero SystemwithITSummingCard 104 F Verify Individual Load Sensor Millivolt Output readings 105 G Calibration Errors During Calibra...

Page 7: ...ppendix B 126 DefaultParameter IDs and Values 126 Default Parameters and Values Table 126 Appendix C 129 Drawings Templates 129 II Diagrams 129 Image of HI 6600 Hardy Gateway Module II Diagram 130 Ima...

Page 8: ...dysupport hardysolutions com or hardyinfo hardysolutions com Website www hardysolutions com Please visit our website for the latest revision of the HI 6600 Series User Guide and sign up for the Hardy...

Page 9: ...or HI 6600 offers users many communication choices including Ethernet TCP IP Modbus RTU Modbus TCP and either EtherNet IP or Profibus DP The HI 6600 series can be used with or without an optional Hard...

Page 10: ...a variety of industrial weighing needs found in batching blending filling dispensing inventory management level by weight and check by weight verification HI 6600 Series Model Numbers Model Number De...

Page 11: ...e actual number of channels that can be transmitted by a single I O table request depends on the PLC interface format EtherNet IP Upto28Channelsperrequest Profibus DP Up to 10 Channels per request Mod...

Page 12: ...t Processing Module 250feetmaximumofC2authorizedcable Maximumof4loadsensors witha SummingCard orITJunctionbox DCInputVoltageWeightProcessingModule with4x350ohmloadcells 1 72Watts 12 27VDC 71 118 mA Ma...

Page 13: ...o 60 C 14 to 140 F with a pollution degree of 2 Approvals UL CUL and CE Network Certifications EtherNet IP ODVA Conformance Tested Level 3 Profibus DP by Profibus org Features and Capabilities Hardy P...

Page 14: ...ad cell so the weight processor can better decipher the actual weight data While WAVERSAVER can factor out noise with frequencies as low as 0 25 Hz five cut off frequencies can be selected with higher...

Page 15: ...r Guide Page 15 Table 1 Maximum number of WPM Units at specific distances without Auxiliary Power To add either distance or the maximum number of units you will need to apply auxiliary power as shown...

Page 16: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 16...

Page 17: ...Guide Page 17 For further information email Hardy Technical Support at hardysupport hardysolutions com or call to discuss your needs with a trained Hardy Service Agent at 800 821 5831 or 959 278 2910...

Page 18: ...Precautions Always disconnect the power cord before disassembling Always replace broken or damaged modules or hardware immediately Always check to be sure that no loose parts are sitting on printed ci...

Page 19: ...emblies 10 50 mm Unibit for optional display installation Drill with 5mm drill bit for optional display installation 8 mm nut wrench or socket for Optional Display Installing the HI 6610 Modules Befor...

Page 20: ...n the bottom are used to connect the system using Cat5e cabling Communications between modules HardyNet as well as power distributed from the Gateway Module to the Weight Processing Modules is carried...

Page 21: ...ring Modular Sensor Systems Over Distance Note Use DIN rail conforming to EN 60715 and EN 50022 Begin by installing the WPMs or HGMs onto the DIN railasshownbelow 1 Hook DIN rail bracket onto the DIN...

Page 22: ...er of the module to assist in prying the spring clip in a downward direction 3 Once the spring clip is disengaged from the DIN rail the module will easily lift off the DIN rail Cabling the Units Toget...

Page 23: ...e series In most cases this is the HI 6600 Gateway module and the last HI 6610 Weight Processing Module on the network All other HI 6610 WP modules between the Gateway Module and the last weight proce...

Page 24: ...how Hardy Load Sensors with C2 and non Hardy Load Cells 4 wire and 6 wire are similar except 6 wire adds sense wiring that do not have C2 Wire the terminal connector that plugs into the front of the W...

Page 25: ...ram Installing the Optional Display The following section provides details on how to mount the Optional Front Panel Display and connect to the HI 6600 HGM BlindUnit Nodisplay The front display is not...

Page 26: ...at all Electrostatic Discharge ESD precautions are taken before and during installation 2 A thin plastic template comes with the product Make the hole pattern in the panel door or cover using the dime...

Page 27: ...ten nuts so that the gasket is fully compressed and that the metal bezel of the display is in contact with the panel Nuts should be torqued to 20 inch lbs to ensure the seal required for an IP 66 rati...

Page 28: ...m x 0 4 mm wide flat blade screw driver Inserting the end of the small screwdriver tool opens the cage contact and allows one wire to be inserted Removing the insertion tool with bare conductor wire i...

Page 29: ...600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 29 Chapter 4 Instrument Configuration Menu Structure The menu tree below shows the location of commands and parameters used to configure and use the sy...

Page 30: ...on the Ethernet port does not light up use the Optional Display to check that the unit s Enable DHCP is turned off and follow steps 4 through 8 If an optional display is not available please call Har...

Page 31: ...Move the quadrant outline to the desired channel by using the arrows keys Press ENTER to select the channel once a channel is selected it will show in full display mode and change function of the butt...

Page 32: ...Numeric and Alphanumeric values are done pressing the UP DOWN buttons to change a value and RIGHT LEFT buttons to move the position of the cursor Once a value is keyed in press the ENTER key to save...

Page 33: ...om the list of available modules by selecting DELETE CHANNEL A module that is accidentally deleted can be discovered again by using the START DISCOVERY function HardyNet Security must be UNLOCKED in o...

Page 34: ...eway module use the Channel Identify function to easily locate a module assign an identification name or number change its sequence order or delete it from the system The module s indicator light will...

Page 35: ...ng normal operation Note Remove the deleted Weight Processor Module by disconnecting the RJ45 connectors and using a screwdriver to disengage the spring clip as shown in Chapter 3 Replace Channel In t...

Page 36: ...Module to set up by selecting a channel either from the front panel display or on the webserver AVERTISSEMENT Un seul canal peut tre remplac par un Si plus d un canal doit tre remplac r p ter la s que...

Page 37: ...apacity parameter is entered first before setting the Decimal Point and Grad parameters RANGE 000001 999999 Default 999999 On the Web page Or Using the Front Panel Display enter the capacity in the te...

Page 38: ...Weight Processing Modules section located in the beginning of this chapter Motion Tolerance Parameter The value you enter for Motion Tolerance sets the amount of deviation to allow for your process Th...

Page 39: ...you can cause over filling Also see WAVERSAVER for information on filtering unstable weight readings RANGE 1 250 default 10 On the Web page Or Using the Front Panel Display enter the value for the num...

Page 40: ...ltheprocedurescompletely toinsurethatthe weights read by theunitare accurate Insomeincidentsitisbettertoverifyacalibrationthanjustre dothecalibration Ifduring thescaleverification it isfound tobeoutof...

Page 41: ...ch load cell point will depend on the mV V rating of the load cell point and the weight For example a 2mV V load cell point will respond with a maximum of 10 mVDC at the load sensor s full weight capa...

Page 42: ...es a scale system electronically without using certified test weights Digital information within a Hardy C2 or eCAL certified load sensor details its unique performance characteristics The HI 6600 ser...

Page 43: ...bjectsweighabout0 5 lessattheequatorthantheyweighateachpolebecausetheforce ofgravity is lessatthe equatorthanat the poles Forexample an object weighing 100 poundsattheNorthPoleona springscale would we...

Page 44: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 44...

Page 45: ...0 00 reference weight setting 3 Enter the Gravity Correction Factor see the table above then enter the Correction Factor number you selected from the table in the Gravity Correction field that best c...

Page 46: ...ght and proceed to calibrate the Weight Processor Hard Cal Commands and Parameters These commands and parameters are used when doing a Hard Cal or traditional calibration of the instrument Cal Lo Weig...

Page 47: ...he Ref Weight must be equal to the amount of load on the scale Navigate to the Hard Cal menus in the Webbrower or in the front panel display 1 Wait 12 seconds or more for the scale to stabilize Turn o...

Page 48: ...Size o Weigh Sample Tare Parameters and Commands Tare Amount TheTareAmountparameterdisplaysthetotalamountthathasbeen Tared fromthescale minustheTareOffset Thisvalue is resetto zero when net and gross...

Page 49: ...was successful If the message TARE FAILED appears wait for the scale to settle and try again If the tare operation continues to fail check the Motion Tolerance parameter established during setup and a...

Page 50: ...he Zero tolerance and the displayed weight will show 0 00 while in Gross mode Using the Front Panel Display momentarily press the Zero button to Zero the scale NOTE The ZeroCommandwillfail ifthe scale...

Page 51: ...t Weigh by pressing ENTER and input the single unit weight Iftheweightofanindividualpiece orpieces isunknown 1 Place a sample or samples onto the scale and enter the number of pieces being used for th...

Page 52: ...tures of the HI 6600 series instrument operate the same way in either case You must use the Web interface to configure units that do not have an optional display Before operating the HI 6610 Weight Pr...

Page 53: ...u in setup or trouble shooting The browser also links to the Hardy Web Site where the user can find additional services and support TherearetwoprimarywaystoconnecttheHI6600seriesinstrumenttoyourcomput...

Page 54: ...ableorDisablefromthelistnextto theDHCPparameter Both sides of the link require configuration of their IP addresses to establish a working connection The following steps will walk you through the proce...

Page 55: ...d format Type the number into the web browser on the web page or use the UP or DOWN buttons to select each number and press the LEFT or RIGHT button to move between numbers 4 Press the ENTER button to...

Page 56: ...addressautomatically andclickOK Windows XP 1 Afterstartingyour computer clickStart andthen ControlPanel 2 Clickon Settings NetworkConnections 3 Rightclick on LocalArea Connection and selectProperties...

Page 57: ...node identifier than the computer If your Windows PC already had an IP address assigned simply increment by one the Node Identifier field of the IP Address you wrote down in the Windows PC configurati...

Page 58: ...setup parameters in the PLC I O configuration The read only Connected entry confirms that the HI 6600 HGM is connected to the network If the Gateway Module is not connected to the network a message ap...

Page 59: ...ne in which packets are sent and received at some specified RPI requested packet interval These packets are sent and received via UDP and show up in the UDP IO count variables It takes a few TCP packe...

Page 60: ...nif thevalueneedstobemodified Modbus TCP MODBUS is an application layer messaging protocol used to support client server communications between devices connected on different types of buses or network...

Page 61: ...leshooting connection problems with the HI 6600 series units The Modbus Diagnostics parameters count the number of frames received by the Hardy HI 6600 series and how many of these are valid compared...

Page 62: ...ull communications package If you have problems with this test contact Hardy Technical Support Double click the Hardy Modbus Link exe file to install the software on your PC Upon completion a Hardy Mo...

Page 63: ...2 ClickConnectn the Connectionpull downmenu to displaythe TCP IP Connection form 3 If TCP IP is not selected select it from the pull down list 4 Type the address of the HI 6600 module you want to com...

Page 64: ...he function 04 INPUT REGISTER and the Adress 0 and Length as 8 8 x where x the number of Weight Processing Modules to a maximum of 120 6 On the HardyModbus Link page Display pull down menu selectFloat...

Page 65: ...ger value intothenon floatregisters 8 From the FUNCTION drop down list select Read Write registers or click button 23 to open the Write multipleregistersdisplay 9 Double click on the first register an...

Page 66: ...Guide Page 66 10 Click on OK to accept the value and click on the Send button to send it to the HI6600 ClickOKtothe ResponseOKmessage 11 Change the displaybackto FloatInverse andnotice thatourTarecomm...

Page 67: ...anism between masters and slaves it is also deterministic Therefore behavior of a Profibus system can be reliably predicted over time Profibus is designed to guarantee a deterministic response The len...

Page 68: ...tting The board has a switch on it for turning on off the termination The switch is located next to the Profibus connector The switch and connector is also used for the Modbus RTU and the switch posit...

Page 69: ...es have been installed correctlyand satisfytheProfibus DPguidelinesforthedatatransmissionbaud rate s required Seethe CablingChapter ProfibusInstallationinthismanualfor Profibus DP cable specifications...

Page 70: ...entertoaccept 8 PressexitkeyuntildisplayreturnstotheSummaryDisplay InitializationProcedures onthePLC NOTE TheexamplesbelowcomefromtheSiemensStep7 SimaticManagerSoftware Yoursoftware will varyfromthese...

Page 71: ...User Guide Page 71 4 Click OK to set the Node Address 5 The HI 6600 Series module appears in the Profibus Network 6 Click in the module properties at slot 1 In the catalog expand the module properties...

Page 72: ...ection has been made you should see the input and output words showing the associated addresses in the table as shown NOTE The HI6600 Series Input and Output Sizes areexpressed in 32 bit words with 44...

Page 73: ...LCandopenthe SelectDestination Moduledialogbox 8 Click OK to open the Select Station Address Dialog box then click OK again A status box will show the progress of configuration download to the PLC Whe...

Page 74: ...series instrument On the HI 6110 optional display select the communication menu and use the UP or DOWN button to select the Modbus RTU submenu then select the Slave Address menu item The current Slave...

Page 75: ...en odd or off using the drop down menu On the HI 6110 optional display select the communication menu and use the UP or DOWN button to select the Modbus RTU submenu then select the Slave Address menu i...

Page 76: ...stsignificantwordfirst Theparametervaluemaythenbereadfromregisters 4and5 againmostsignificantwordfirst Thisvaluemaybeinintegerorfloatingpoint format dependingontheparameter Thestatusregisterinthereply...

Page 77: ...alibration_Fail 1 o Calibration_Fail_Motion 3 o Calibration_Fail_Adc_Error 4 o Calibration_Fail_Noc2 5 o Calibration_Fail_C2capeq 6 o Calibration_Fail_C2clones 7 o Code 2 indicates that the Calibratio...

Page 78: ...e restore txt file can be generated in two ways 1 Use a saved copy of the parameters on a USB stick a Insert a USB stick into the HI 6600 Gateway Module b Save the parameters to a USB stick c Connect...

Page 79: ...essing ENTER jumps to the password prompt Configuration Display is active and the Mode Tare and Zerobuttons are active but the configuration button is disabled Pressing CONFIG jumps to the configurati...

Page 80: ...e ENTER button is pressed a password dialog box is shown on the screen If the correct password is entered the display is unlocked and operator can view the weight data and use the MODE button to chang...

Page 81: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 81 Thedisplaylockflowchartbelowshowstheoptionsandfeatureswhenthedisplaylockis enabled Figure 1 Display Lock Flowchart...

Page 82: ...ht on the Optional Front Panel display and to tare or zero the scale PressingtheENTERbuttonasecondtimereturnsthedisplaylockand keypadlocktotheiroriginal settings 3 ConfigurationPassword Thecurrentdisp...

Page 83: ...dregardlessoftheconfiguration locksetting If the ENTER button is pressed the Enter Password page will appear on the display At this level of security the operator can enteroneoftwopossiblepasswords fo...

Page 84: ...ONFIGbuttonisalsoenabledallowingtheoperatortoopenthe configuration menus Whentheoperatorexitstheconfigurationmenu thedisplaylockandkeypad lockaresettotheiroriginalsettings Ifno changestotheconfigurati...

Page 85: ...password is entered by the operator ConfigurationPassword Thecurrentconfigurationlocksettingissaved TheCONFIGbuttonisalsoenabledallowingtheoperatortoopenthe configuration menus Whentheoperatorexitsth...

Page 86: ...ator is within the configuration menu These limit access to sensitive parameter settings such as calibration security settings and network settings If the operator has been given permission to access...

Page 87: ...equence is entered the operator will be able to either enable or disable the security feature or change the password Note a password must consist of a 4 alphanumeric character sequence to be accepted...

Page 88: ...nu Modifying the Read Only Parameters The security and calibration parameters have their own password protection The parameters discussed in this section are those listed under communication diagnosti...

Page 89: ...damaged modules or hardware immediately Always check to be sure that no loose parts are sitting on printed circuit boards or electrical connectors or wires when disassembling or reassembling Always pr...

Page 90: ...to aid you in troubleshooting and it provides a form for requesting additional information and answers to questions with no waiting on hold Located under the Support menu select the FAQs Customer Serv...

Page 91: ...g Definition No Power or ARM not programmed HardyNet network failure Built in self test failure Low Power indication Normal operation Unit identification Unit being programmed Load cell current issue...

Page 92: ...r negative change Reset either so the counts are more than 1 000 countsofeachother NotAllowed Valueenteredisoutsidetherangeallowed Tryanothervalue Need Cal with ITJBOX IT summing card is not installed...

Page 93: ...allestmeasurementofthefiltersetting the internal analog to digital converter computer register WAVERSAVER TEST Thesenumbersalsoreflectweightchangeatthesmallestmeasurement theinternalanalog to digitalc...

Page 94: ...adsandnegativemillivolt readingsarenotshownasactualreadings but25 5mVforovervoltageand0 0fornegative voltage Youwillneedtousea multimeterwitha 200or300mVDCrangeto viewthe out ofrangevoltages RTZ Retur...

Page 95: ...onds to settle Until it settles it will always show fail when the test is started If the browser times out during the test refresh your browser until the results appear NOTE Warning DonotinstallyourJu...

Page 96: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 96 General Troubleshooting Flow Chart Index...

Page 97: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 97 A ElectricalandMechanicalReview...

Page 98: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 98 A1 CheckingforUnstableComponentsinaWeighingSystem...

Page 99: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 99 B Guidelines for Electrical Mechanical or Configuration Issues...

Page 100: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 100 B1 GuidelinestoVerifyElectricalInstallation...

Page 101: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 101 B2 GuidelinestoVerifyMechanicalInstallation...

Page 102: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 102 B3 VerifyConfiguration FilterSettingstoImproveStability...

Page 103: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 103 C IntegratedTechnicianandStabilityTestOverview...

Page 104: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 104 ENon ReturntoZero SystemwithITSummingCard...

Page 105: ...ine the sensitivity and parameters for your load sensor use the load sensor certificate or read the C2 chip with the utility found under the Diagnostic menu Example A 3mV V Load sensor produces approx...

Page 106: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 106 G Calibration Errors During Calibration...

Page 107: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 107 H Mechanical Installation...

Page 108: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 108 J Electrical Inspection...

Page 109: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 109 K InstallationCheckPoints...

Page 110: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 110 M WeightProcessor sOptionalFrontDisplayBlankorLocked...

Page 111: ...calibration you can see the type of calibration and when it was done You can also check the graduation size operator ID and other configuration information and you can learn the serial number model n...

Page 112: ...rameterconfigurationintotheinstrumentyouwanttoconfigure orintoa textfileforstorage 1 Enter the IP address of that instrument into a Webbrowser to display its Home page 2 SelectOperation thenDiagnostic...

Page 113: ...portional to the load applied This can be done using either tension or compression type load sensors When the HI 6600 sends the load cell a 5 volt DC excitation signal that powers the load cell the fo...

Page 114: ...15IT can also run the IT test if the user has one available To view this screen on your system see Diagnostics The number of load sensor s is based on the connections in the IT junction box Check the...

Page 115: ...lbea selection torun theWeightand voltagetest Thattestwill displaytheindividualloadcellandloopbacktestresults RunningtheStabilityTestfromtheOptionalFrontPanel 1 FromtheDiagnosticmenu selectStabilityTe...

Page 116: ...tProcessoris0 25mV soareadingbetween0 25mV iswithinthenormalrange Areading outsidethisrangewouldnormallyindicatethatthe problemisexternaltothesystem mostlikelyimproperwiring If all the loadsensor read...

Page 117: ...oad cell and the junction box reference weight Raw variation for each load cell and the junction box reference weight WAVERSAVER variation for each load cell and the junction box reference weight Raw...

Page 118: ...16 00xx 49B0 RAW VARIATION CHAN0 16 00xx 49B1 RAW VARIATION CHAN1 16 00xx 49B2 RAW VARIATION CHAN2 16 00xx 49B3 RAW VARIATION CHAN3 16 00xx 49B8 RAW VARIATION JBOX REF1 16 00xx 49B4 RAW VARIATION CHA...

Page 119: ...o run the IT test for channel 2 into the Parameter ID register in the Common Header section of the unit This would set the 3rd register to a value of 16 0002 3197 2 Enter the value of 1 value to write...

Page 120: ...00 read channel 2 command 6 Enter the parameter ID 16 0000 4990 parameter ID for the weight for 1st load cell on the 1st IT card into Parameter ID register in the Common Header section 3rd register 7...

Page 121: ...rite their selections every module section will return data from Channel 1 The next two values Mx Reserved 1 and Mx Reserved 2 are used as padding so the user selectable OUTPUT table Bytes INPUT table...

Page 122: ...ples of 16 bytes representing 4 variables for each WPM in the HI 6600 system The first variable Module Reference x is used to select which WPM where x 0 to N the output table section is targeting the...

Page 123: ...gh Processing Modules WPMs A 32 bit value Module Status provides the current state of all the major functions within the selected Weight Processing Module WPM The top 5 bits provide the module number...

Page 124: ...ple Cmd 0x64 100 Cal Low Cmd 0x65 101 Cal High Cmd 0x66 102 C2 Cal Cmd 0x1000 4096 Write Integer Cmd 0x1001 4097 Write Float Cmd 0 READPARAMCMD Toreadaparameter writea 0tothecommandregister register 0...

Page 125: ...n o Calibration_Fail 1 o Calibration_Fail_Motion 3 o Calibration_Fail_Adc_Error 4 o HardcalFailCounts8 notenoughcountsbetweenhardcalhiandhardcallo 0x66 102decimal C2CALCMD Writea0x66hextothecommandreg...

Page 126: ...bMenu Parameter Name Param ID R W defaults value Communication EthernetTCP Enable DHCP 0x3107 r w 0 off Communication EthernetUDP Hardy Port 0x3181 r w 1024 Communication ModbusRTU MODBUS Baud Rate 0x...

Page 127: ...w 0 00 Menu SubMenu Parameter Name Param ID R W defaults value Security Display Calibration Lock Enable 0x7106 r w 0 disabled Security Display Configuration Lcok Enable 0x7107 r w 0 disabled Security...

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Page 129: ...II Diagrams NOTE FullsizeIIDiagramsareavailableontheHardyProcessSolutionswebsiteunder products WeightProcessors HI6600 SelecttheDocs Programstabtolocateand downloadthe drawingsyoudesire The following...

Page 130: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 130 Image of HI 6600 Hardy Gateway Module II Diagram...

Page 131: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 131 Image of HI 6610 Weight Processing Module II Diagram...

Page 132: ...HI 6600 Series Modular Sensor System User Guide Page 132 OptionalHI6110DisplayPanelMountingTemplate...

Page 133: ...139 09 0 2 9 pin Load Cell Connector 1 6032 0082 0 CableAssy EthernetPatch Cat5E 1 Black oneperweightmodule HI 6600 Hardy Gateway Module 2140 0092 0 J1 3 pin Power Connector 1 2140 0139 9 J3 9 pin Ser...

Page 134: ...s To connect more than one load cell to a Hardy HI 6610 WPM module you will need a summing card or junction box to aggregate the signals to provide a singular weight reading While a platform bench or...

Page 135: ...ge Excitation monitor is the current draw on the excitation voltage from the weight controller When using an external power supply the excitation monitor will not function properly The internal excita...

Page 136: ...ers and do not come with any glands or hole plugs A single HI 6020 Summing Box supports up to 4 load cells To connect two HI 6020 Summing Boxes together to support between 5 and 8 load cells use the T...

Page 137: ...utions are EASIER to install integrate commission diagnose and maintain Want MORE PRODUCTIVITY at the LEAST TOTAL COST to own Call Hardy to discover how Today 9440 Carroll Park Drive San Diego CA 9212...

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