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JIF-2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR&CONTROLLER

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Batching Weighing

F000

Set ZERO Range

6 digit Zero band value (

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Initial ”000.000”)

F101

Batching Mode

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Customer Programmed Control Mode:

Normal Batching

Customer Programmed Control Mode:

Loss-in-Weight Batching

Built-in Automatic Program Mode: Normal Batching

Built-in Automatic Program Mode:

Loss-in weight Batching

F102

Timer-Comparator Inhibitor

Set between 0.0 to 2.0 Sec (

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Initial 0.0 Sec)

F103

Timer-Finish Signal

The finish signal timer can be Set between 0.0 to 9.9 Sec

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Initial 0.0 Sec

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Finish Signal sent ON at 0.0 Sec. And stays ON until the next

START Signal

Summary of Contents for JIF-2002

Page 1: ...JIF 2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR CONTROLLER 1 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ...

Page 2: ...olution 1 000 000 A D Conversion rate 120 times Sec Watchdog virtually eliminates malfunctions that associated with computerized equipment or software failure Full Digital Calibration makes setting ZERO and SPAN Calibration an easy task Drives up to 8 parallel connecting load cells 8k bytes SRAM with Li battery backup Information will not disappear even power failure The settings of function and w...

Page 3: ...modes Customer Programmed Control Mode Normal Batching Customer Programmed Control Mode Loss in weight Batching Built in Automatic Program Mode Normal Batching Built in Automatic Program Mode Loss in weight Batching Multiple Ingredient Batching Standard Serial Output 20mA Current Loop for remote display Optional printer interface can automatically print or output data includes date time set point ...

Page 4: ...2XX SETTING PRINTER F3XX PARAELLE OUTPUT BCD F4XX ANALOGE OUTPUT F5XX 4 20 mA 0 10 V CALIBRATION CAL Setting Minimum Division Setting Decimal Setting Maximum Capacity ZERO Adjust SPAN Adjust KEY LOCK Disable unimportant or useless keys SYSTEM PARAMETER BACKUP JIF 2002 another copy of preset parameters SYSTEM PARAMETER RESTORATION Restore preset parameters SYSTEM INITIALIZE Re install resets the JI...

Page 5: ...JIF 2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR CONTROLLER 5 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION ...

Page 6: ...ease DO not install in any place of direct sun light Due to the minute output signal from Load Cell please use isolated cables Also separate the Load Cell cable from the power supply cable and control I O cables The input power shall be AC 110V or AC 220V 10 if the Electric Power Supply is not stable or the interference signal exists that may cause uncertain actuation or reaction even damages Ther...

Page 7: ...ell to the weighing Indicator use a six wire cable with shield connect the wires as indicated above If the JIF 2002 is located near the Load Cells Within five meters or a few yards you may use a 4 wire cable with shield but first connect screws 1 2 and 3 4 with independent jumper leads LThe analogue output from the Load Cell and input output signals are sensitive to electrical noise Do not bind th...

Page 8: ...JIF 2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR CONTROLLER 8 2 4 Front and Rear Panel Dimensions Front Panel Rear Panel Side View For Mounting ...

Page 9: ...JIF 2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR CONTROLLER 9 CHAPTER 3 SPECIFICATIONS ...

Page 10: ...D Resolution 1 1 000 000 A D Conversion Rate Approx 120 Times Sec Max Load Cell Input Voltage 32mV ZERO Temperature Comp 0 2μV 0 001 of Dead Load TYP SPAN Temperature Comp 0 001 TYP Max Resolution 1 16 000 JIF 2002 Resolution can reach 1 60 000 depending on load cell quality performance 3 2 General General Type JIF 2002 Power Requirements AC 110V or AC 220V 10 50 60Hz Approx 17VA Net weight Approx...

Page 11: ...ED Annunciator Tare has been entered Annunciator Status Annunciator kg Annunciator Kilograms Displayed lb Annunciator Ponds Displayed ZERO Key Stable ZERO Left shift key TARE Key TARE s when stable in Net display ZERO Increase the number GROSS NET Key Changes from Gross to Net and vise versa Decrease the number TARE CLEAR Key Tare is cleared Right shift Key PRINT ACC Key Print data will send one t...

Page 12: ...6 Automatic ZERO Tracking Compensation 1 SEC 0 5 DIV 2 SEC 4 0 DIV 16 Steps 00 OFF F 007 ZERO TARE keys Availability ZERO TARE keys always work 1only work when display is STABLE F 008 TARE Key Availability TARE key always work 1If the GROSS is Negative TARE key does not work F 009 Accumulation Availability 0OFF 1Stable 2Manual Control Input Command Accumulation 20 mA Current Loop STANDARD F C00 Da...

Page 13: ...nput F 107 Free Fall compensation Please enter 6 digit free fall compensation value within effective range Initial 000 000 Free Fall OFF SERIAL RS 232 OP 02 F 200 Baud Rate 11200 BPS 2400 BPS 34800 BPS 49600 BPS F 201 Parity 0 Non parity Even Parity 2Odd Parity F 202 Output Data Same as display 2Gross Weight 3NET Weight 4TARE Weight 5Gross Weight NET Weight TARE Weight F 203 Output Mode Stream 2 S...

Page 14: ...lect Printer MINI Printer 2Normal Printer BCD OP 04 F 400 Data type Same as display 2Gross data 3NET data 4TARE data F 401 Output Mode Stream 2 Stable and print 3Manual print mode4Accumulate and print F 402 Output Logic Positive Logic 2Negative Logic Analog Output F 500 Analog Output Data Output 4 20 mA Output 0 10 V F 501 Output Mode Same as display 2Gross data 3NET data F 502 Loss in weight Abso...

Page 15: ...n 16 or 17 Clear TARE Value Panel Key GROSS NET GROSS OP 02 Command Mode G Cr Lf Shift to GROSS Mode Panel Key GROSS NET NET OP 02 Command Key N Cr Lf Shift to NET mode Panel Key PRINT ACC PRINT Control I O Pin19 Pin 16 or 17 Print or Output latest Data Panel Key PRINT ACC ACC Control I O Pin20 Pin 16 or 17 Print Accumulator Value ACC Panel Key ACC CLEAR Print Accumulator Value TACC Annunciator ON...

Page 16: ...y Mode will Pause all operations OPERATE Panel Key STANDBY OPERATE ESC Starts operation ESC Panel Key STANDBY OPERATE ESC Escape the current setting Mode Fn Panel Key Fn Unused Panel Key Right shift key while setting Panel Key Left shift key while setting Panel Key Increase value while setting Panel Key Decrease value while setting Panel Key Enter key while setting Please refer to chapter 6 on Con...

Page 17: ...JIF 2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR CONTROLLER 17 CHAPTER 4 SYSTEMFUNCTIONS ...

Page 18: ...Turn the Power Switch OFF on the Rear Panel Slide the SET switch to the set side STEP 2 Turn the power supply ON the display will show blinking SELECT STEP 3 Press the ZERO key and screen will show blinking CHEC and press key to start system check STEP 4 The system will check Green Tube and LED in sequence STEP 5 Check MEMORY EEPROM SRAM When the screen shows SRAN please press key The screen will ...

Page 19: ...The screen will show CODE 00 Please make SHORT CIRCUIT test on 9 Pin D shape Code Input on the rear panel When short circuiting COM9 with other pins the short circuit pin will show the accordance value on the screen If not there suggests an error occurred STEP 9 System check will go to Input Output checking When the screen show I O please enter key Subsequently the screen will show INPUT 0 with th...

Page 20: ... on the Rear Panel Slide the SET switch to the set side STEP 2 Turn the power supply ON the display will show blinking SELECT STEP 3 Press TARE key and screen will show blinking FUNC and blinking F000 afterward STEP 4 Please press or key to move through the function category F000 F200 F300 F400 or F500 Then press the Key to enter the category Use the or key to choose specific function F000 FC02 F1...

Page 21: ...3 4567 F001 Weighing Unit Selection 0 None 1 Kilogram 2 Pound F002 Display Update Rate 10 10 Times Sec 20 20 Times Sec 40 40 Times Sec F003 Digital Filter Filter Environmental Vibration Response Speed 0 No stage Weak Bad Fast 1 1st stage 2 2ed stage 3 3rd stage 4 4th stage 5 5th stage 6 6th stage 7 7th stage Strong Good Slow F004 Set ZERO Range 5 5 of weighing platform Full Capacity 10 10 of weigh...

Page 22: ... 12 1 SEC 2 DIV 13 1 SEC 3 DIV 14 1 SEC 4 DIV 15 1 SEC 5 DIV 16 1 SEC 6 DIV 17 1 SEC 7 DIV 18 1 SEC 8 DIV F006 Automatic ZERO Tracking Compensation 00 OFF 11 1 SEC 0 5 DIV 12 1 SEC 1 0 DIV 13 1 SEC 1 5 DIV 14 1 SEC 2 0 DIV 15 1 SEC 2 5 DIV 16 1 SEC 3 0 DIV 17 1 SEC 3 5 DIV 18 1 SEC 4 0 DIV 21 2 SEC 0 5 DIV 22 2 SEC 1 0 DIV 23 2 SEC 1 5 DIV 24 2 SEC 2 0 DIV 25 2 SEC 2 5 DIV 26 2 SEC 3 0 DIV 27 2 SE...

Page 23: ...TARE key does not work F009 Accumulation Availability 0 OFF 1 Stable 2 Manual 3 Control Input Command Accumulation Standard 20 mA Current Loop FC00 Output Data 1 Same as display 2 GROSS Weight 3 NET Weight 4 TARE Weight 5 GROSS Weight NET Weight TARE Weight FC01 Output Mode 1 Stream 2 Stable and auto print 3 Manual Print Mode 4 Accumulate and Print FC02 Output Format 0 Sending without set point Co...

Page 24: ...Programmed Control Mode Loss in Weight Batching 3 Built in Automatic Program Mode Normal Batching 4 Built in Automatic Program Mode Loss in weight Batching F102 Timer Comparator Inhibitor Set between 0 0 to 2 0 Sec Initial 0 0 Sec F103 Timer Finish Signal The finish signal timer can be Set between 0 0 to 9 9 Sec Initial 0 0 Sec Finish Signal sent ON at 0 0 Sec And stays ON until the next START Sig...

Page 25: ...which is apply to F101 setting at 3 or 4 F105 COM 8 0 Unstable 1 Error F106 Input Mode 1 Panel key 2 BCD Input 3 Serial Input F107 Automatic Free Fall Compensation Please enter 6 digit free fall compensation value within effective range Initial 000 000 Free Fall OFF SERIAL RS 232 F200 Band Rate 12 1200BPS 24 2400BPS 48 4800BPS 96 9600BPS ...

Page 26: ...lay 2 GROSS Weight 3 NET Weight 4 TARE Weight 5 GROSS Weight NET Weight TARE Weight F203 Output Mode 1 Stream 2 Stable and auto print 3 Manual Print Mode 4 Accumulate and Print 5 Command Mode F204 Output Format 0 Sending without set point Code 1 Sending with set point Code Printer F300 Setting Date Time YY MM DD HH MM SS ...

Page 27: ...est data Only Print above the Latest data Print Same as display Only print above the latest data according to F101 2 Print on all Print on all Print on all GROSS Weight Only Print above the Latest data g 3 NET Weight Only Print above the Latest data t 4 TARE Weight Print on all according to F001 5 GROSS Weight NET Weight TARE Weight Print on all g 6 GROSS Weight NET Weight TARE Weight Print on all...

Page 28: ...l Printer BCD F400 Data Type 1 Same as display 2 GROSS Weight 3 NET Weight 4 TARE Weight F401 Output Mode 1 Stream 2 Stable and auto print 3 Manual Print Mode 4 Accumulate and Print F402 Output Logic 1 Positive Logic 2 Negative Logic Analog Output F 500 Analog Output Data 1 Output 4 20 mA 2 Output 0 10 V F 501 Output Mode 1 Same as display 2 GROSS Weight 3 NET Weight ...

Page 29: ... 505 Output Volt when display ZERO 2 5V through 59 9V Initial 00 0 V F 506 Output Volt at Full Capacity 2 5V through 59 9V Initial 10 0 V 4 3 CALIBRATION 1 Select FULL CALIBRATION STEP 1 Turn the Power Switch OFF on the rear panel Slide the SET switch to the set side STEP 2 Turn the power switch ON The screen will show blinking SELECT STEP 3 Please press GROSS NET key and a blinking CAL will show ...

Page 30: ...tting maximum capacity the screen will show CAP C000 000 Use the or key to set the numeric value Use the or key to move through digits Press the to finish the step 4 ZERO Adjust The Screen will display ZERO Please move the calibration mass and objects away on the Weighing device then press key A display of means finishing the Adjustment 5 SPAN Calibration The screen will show SPAN Press key and pl...

Page 31: ...alibration d CAL STEP 4 The screen will show F CAL Please use the or key to choose digital Calibration d CAL Please press the key 1 Setting Minimum Division The display of di 1 shows the smallest division Use the or key to move through the available divisions 1 2 5 10 20 50 Press the key to set the minimum division 2 Setting Decimal F000 will change see 4 2 The screen will show dp d000 000 A blink...

Page 32: ...sh the step 5 ZERO Adjust The Screen will display ZERO Please move the calibration mass and objects away on the Weighing device then press key A display of means finishing the Adjustment 6 d SPAN Calibration The screen will show d SPAN Press key and place your calibration mass on the weighing device and input weight value Use the or key and the or key to enter Load Cell O P Volt Please press the k...

Page 33: ...ct to change if or key been pressed Press key CAP C010 000 Blinking at the latest decimal Press key 4 times 010 000 Blinking at 1 Press key 020 000 Blinking at 2 Press key ZERO Press key SPAN Press key 000 000 Blinking at the latest decimal Place 1kg Calibration Mass press key 3 times press key 001 000 Twinkle at 1 Press key End 4 4 PANEL KEY DISABLE Disable unimportant or unused keys STEP 1 Turn ...

Page 34: ...SET switch to the original side for finishing the step 4 5 COPY SYSTEM PARAMETER A backup can be stored to prevent data loss System Parameter includes functions FXXX Calibration parameters disable keys STEP 1 Turn the Power Switch OFF on the rear panel Slide the SET switch to the set side STEP 2 Turn the power switch ON The screen will show blinking SELECT STEP 3 Please press ACC CLEAR key and a b...

Page 35: ...ameter includes Final SP1 SP2 Free Fall Hi Lo STEP 1 Turn the Power Switch OFF on the rear panel Slide the SET switch to the set side STEP 2 Turn the power switch ON The screen will show blinking SELECT STEP 3 Please press Fn key and a blinking RESTORE will show on the screen Please enter key STEP 4 Use the or key to choose NO or YES If NO is entered the screen will show END If YES is entered the ...

Page 36: ...NDBY key SET POINT CODE key still holding Please release the SET POINT CODE key in sequence Please press the key and the JIF 2002 will subsequently ask the operator to clear set point data STEP 4 Use the or key to choose NO or YES and press the key to confirm 4 8 SYSTEM INITILAIZE Re install resets the JIF 2002 to the initial factory settings Use Re install only if you want to return Function Set ...

Page 37: ...inal side for finishing the step Calibration Errors C Err 1 The resolution exceeds 1 16 000 Change the minimum division and maximum capacity within 1 16 000 Resolution ratio Minimum division maximum capacity C Err 2 The load cell output is too large at ZERO calibration Add an additional resistor 50kΩ 500KΩ between EXC and SIG Refer to the Right Figure C Err 3 The load cell output is too small at Z...

Page 38: ...output is too low Replace your load cell with a more sensitive one or adjust the minimum division C Err 7 The load cell signal pins are reversed or the load cell output voltage is too low Check the load cell connections if reversed or load cell failure C Err 8 The load cell output voltage at maximum capacity is too high Check the load cell specification or load cell failure C Err 9 The maximum cap...

Page 39: ...000 1 5000 1 2000 1 1000 1 500 12 000 1 12000 1 6000 1 2500 1 1200 1 600 15 000 1 15000 1 8000 1 3000 1 1500 1 800 1 300 20 000 1 10000 1 4000 1 2000 1 1000 1 400 25 000 1 12500 1 5000 1 2500 1 1200 1 500 30 000 1 15000 1 6000 1 3000 1 1500 1 600 40 000 1 8000 1 4000 1 2000 1 800 50 000 1 10000 1 5000 1 2500 1 1000 60 000 1 12000 1 6000 1 3000 1 1200 80 000 1 8000 1 4000 1 1500 100 000 1 10000 1 5...

Page 40: ...rrent Loop Specifications 1 Baud Rate 1200 bps 2 Data bit 7 bit 3 Parity Even Parity 4 Stop bit 1 bit 5 Output Code ASCII CURRENT LOOP 1 20 mA 0 0 mA Pin Assignment Pin 1 Serial Output Pin 2 Frame Ground Pin 3 Serial Output Output has no polarity rather it is bi directional ...

Page 41: ...JIF 2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR CONTROLLER 41 CHAPTER 5 SET POINTS ...

Page 42: ...to finish changing set point code The relay will work according to the specific set point code Please identify the function F106 1 Otherwise the operator can only review the set point codes 5 1 2 Change Set point values How to change Values within Set point Codes Please press key then press SET POINT CODE key The screen will show blinking CODE 00 STEP 1 Use the or key to change position and the or...

Page 43: ...g 0 000 000 Please use the or key to change position and the or key to change value Please press the key to confirm Free Fall value STEP 6 The screen will show Hi please press the key The screen will show 6 digit value with blinking 0 000 000 Please use the or key to change position and the or key to change value Please press the key to confirm Hi Over Limit value STEP 7 The screen will show Lo pl...

Page 44: ...SP1 Full Flow Gate SP2 Medium Flow Gate Free Dribble Flow Gate 1 The Weighing Hopper is empty the display shows 0 and all Gates are closed If the display is not at ZERO input a TARE signal Pin 24 to re ZERO the display 2 Open the Supply Bin s Full Flow Gate Medium Flow Gate and Dribble Flow Gate 3 When the display reaches Final SP 1 the SP 1 Output Pin 12 signal will come ON Closed the Full Flow G...

Page 45: ...nd Min 200ms pulse to Pin 21 may be given at this time If you change the Free Fall Set Point value either from the Front Panel or the RS 232C RS 422 485 the learned Free Fall value will be cleared 8 Use the FREE Pin 10 signal to delay a time period as the control signal is processing empty the Weighing Hopper 9 When the GROSS weight is below the ZERO band the ZERO Band Output will come ON signifyi...

Page 46: ...Gate by using the SP 1 Output ON signal 4 The displayed weight will exceed the SP 1 value by the Free Fall value This weight is not necessarily accurate but accuracy is not needed at this moment since the purpose of this event is to fill up the Weighing Hopper The SP 1 value is always compared to GROSS weight 5 Input a TARE signal Pin 24 to ZERO the display 6 Open the Full Flow Gate and the Dribbl...

Page 47: ...check to see if the HI and LO Pin 9 Pin 8 signals are OFF If both outputs are OFF then the batch is completed correctly 10 An Automatic Free Fall Compensation Command Min 200ms pulse to Pin 21 may be given at this time 11 If the GROSS weight of the Weighing Hopper is below the ZERO Band Pin 13 the ZERO Band Output will be ON The ZERO Band Output will refill Weighing Hopper if needed 12 Ready for n...

Page 48: ...ut Pin 13 3 Input the Start signal via the Control I O Interface connector Pin 22 When the Start signal is received then SP 1 SP 2 and Free Output signals will come ON Note When the Final Weight is 0 the Pin 12 11 and 10 are kept OFF 4 Open the Supply Bin s Full Flow Gate Medium Flow Gate and Dribble Flow Gate 5 When the display reaches Final SP 1 the SP 1 Output Pin 12 signal will come OFF Closed...

Page 49: ...n the batch is completed correctly 10 Automatic Free Fall is now recalculated for the next event 11 The Weighing Hopper Discharge Gate will be opened using the Finish Output Pin7 ON signal 12 Data Output is sent Auto print Mode BCD RS 232C RS 422 485 Printer or Current Loop The NET Weight data will be accumulated 13 Ready for the next batching event 14 If an Abort signal is sent Pin 21 anytime aft...

Page 50: ... SP 1 Output ON signal 4 The displayed weight will exceed the SP 1 value by the Free Fall value This weight is not necessarily accurate but accuracy is not needed at this moment since the purpose of this event is to fill up the Weighing Hopper The SP 1 value is always compared to GROSS weight 5 Input a TARE signal Pin 24 to ZERO the display 6 Input the Start signal via the Control I O interface co...

Page 51: ...nals are OFF If both outputs are OFF then the batch is completed correctly 12 Automatic Free Fall is now recalculated for the next event 13 The Weighing Hopper Discharge Gate will be opened using the Finish Output Pin 7 ON signal 14 Data Output is sent Auto print Mode BCD RS 232C RS 422 485 Printer or Current Loop The NET Weight data will be accumulated 15 Signal Pin 13 will refill using ZERO Band...

Page 52: ...l Mode SP1 Full Flow Gate SP2 Megium Flow Gate Free Dribble Flow Gate 1 The Weighing Hopper is empty the display shows 0 and all Gates are closed If the display is not at ZERO input a TARE signal Pin 24 to re ZERO the display 2 Input the Set Point Code number for Batching 3 Open the supplying Bin s Full Flow Gate Medium Flow Gate and Dribble Flow Gate 4 When the display reaches Final SP 1 the SP 1...

Page 53: ...eted correctly 9 Please input a TARE signal Pin 24 and set point code then preparing another substance batching 10 Load the next substance into the Supplying Bin Prepare the proper Program Operator Settings if needed Repeat Steps 3 8 11 Use the FREE Pin 10 signal to delay a time period as the control signal is processing to empty the Weighing Hopper 12 When the GROSS weight is below the ZERO band ...

Page 54: ...JIF 2002 WEIGHING INDICATOR CONTROLLER 54 CHAPTER 6 OPTIONS ...

Page 55: ...iminary Set Point 2 Close the Weighing Hopper Medium Flow Gate with six digit value FREE FALL Close the Weighing Hopper Dribble Flow Gate with six digit value HI Over Limit Please enter six digit Over Limit Value NET weight Final Over Limit Value LO Under Limit Please enter six digit Under Limit Value NET weight Final Under Limit Value CODE INPUT Pin Pin Name Pin Pin Name 1 1 1 6 2 10 2 2 1 7 4 10...

Page 56: ...2 INPUT SCREW DESCRIPTION Screw Signal Name Description Pin 25 ZERO Input Pulse input JIF 2002 returns to the center of ZERO when the weighing device is empty Pin 24 TARE Input Pulse input JIF 2002 switches to TARE mode ZERO s the display and stores the TARE weight in memory Pin 23 TARE Reset Pulse input TARE value is cleared to 0 ...

Page 57: ...1 is short circuit to COM1 JIF 2002 will estimate the free fall value for the next batch and the NET weight will be accumulated Pin 20 Print Accumulator Accumulator will be printed when P20 short circuited with COM1 Pin 19 PRINT Input pulse input When FC01 F203 3 F401 3 F302 2 shorted with COM1 Data will be sent one time Pin 18 Clear Accumulated Value and Count pulse input If this command is accep...

Page 58: ...r weight capacity or printer error Pin3 Pin4 Output 12V Pin 1 Pin2 Output Common 6 2 BATCHING MODES SERIAL RS 232 OP 02 F 200 Baud Rate 11200 BPS 2400 BPS 34800 BPS 49600 BPS F 201 Parity 0 Non parity Even Parity 2Odd Parity F 202 Output Data Same as display 2 Gross Weight 3 NET Weight 4 TARE Weight 5 Gross Weight NET Weight TARE Weight F 203 Output Mode Stream 2 Stable and auto print 3 Manual Pri...

Page 59: ... 232C Specifications Type EIA RS 232C 12V Transmission Half Duplex Asynchronus Transmission Baud Rate 1200BPS 2400BPS 4800BPS 9600BPS Bit Parity 8 bit non parity 7 bit even parity odd parity Stop Bit 1 bit Output Code ASC II I O Specifications 25 Pin D Shape ...

Page 60: ...d 4 times Sec or 17 times Sec C D 0 1 S T N T 0 0 5 4 3 2 1 k g Cr Lf CODE Code Header 1 Header 2 Data 8 digits in length UNIT number HEADER 1 O L t Over Max Capacity or under Min Capacity S T t STABLE U S t UNSTABLE HEADER 2 N T t NET G S t GROSS T R t TARE UNIT k G t Kilogram l B t Pound ASCII data characters 0 9 Space 20H Decimal Point 2EH Minus 2DH Plus 2BH ...

Page 61: ...ilt in Automatic Program Control Mode HB Cr Lf HALT BATCHING Send back signal HB HB an only be received in the Built in Automatic Program Control Mode RF Cr Lf READS FINAL NET Sending Final NET weight If B Cr Lf is send by JIF 2002 that means batching is still in process S Cr Lf SETPOINT Signal S Cr Lf will send back by JIF 2002 JIF 2002 will send back SET POINT CODE until totally receive SET POIN...

Page 62: ...n all Time 0 Not print 1Only print above the latest data Print on all Set 0 Not print Only print above the latest data 2Print on all Serial Number Not print 1Print Weight Same as display 2Gross Weight 3NET Weight 4TARE Weight 5Gross Weight NET Weight TARE Weight6Gross Weight TARE Weight NET Weight Unit 0Not print Only print above the latest data according to F001 2Only print above the latest data ...

Page 63: ...ATA5 19 NC 7 DATA6 20 GROUND 8 DATA7 21 GROUND 9 DATA8 22 GROUND 10 ACKNLG 23 GROUND 11 NC 24 GROUND 12 NC 25 GROUND 13 NC 6 4 PARALLEL BCD INTERFACE BCD OP 04 F 400 Data type Same as display 2 Gross data 3 NET data 4 TARE data F 401 Output Mode Stream 2 Stable and print 3 Manual print mode4 Accumulate and print F 402 Output Logic Positive Logic 2 Negative Logic ...

Page 64: ...ION 9 8 10 34 1 1 CODE 10 1 100 35 2 1 11 2 100 36 4 1 12 4 100 37 8 1 13 8 100 38 1 10 14 1 1000 39 2 10 15 2 1000 40 4 10 16 4 1000 41 8 10 17 8 1000 42 Lo Negative Polarity 18 1 10000 43 Decimal Point 1 19 2 10000 44 Decimal Point 2 20 4 10000 45 Decimal Point 3 21 8 10000 46 Decimal Point 4 22 1 100000 47 Hi Overload 23 2 100000 48 NC 24 4 100000 49 PRN 1 25 8 100000 50 Busy input ...

Page 65: ...02 reads Absolute Value F 503 Output current when display ZERO 0 0mA through 9 99mA Initial 0 40mA F 504 Output current at Full Capacity 0 0mA through 9 99mA Initial 20 0mA F 505 Output Volt when display ZERO 2 5V through 59 9V Initial 00 0 V F 506 Output Volt at Full Capacity 2 5V through 59 9V Initial 10 0 V OP 5 OUTPUT 4 20 mA Specifications Output Level 4 20 mA effective range Output range is ...

Page 66: ...Current IZ Output at ZERO F501 IM Output at Maximum Capacity F502 Example A weighing system has a Maximum Capacity of 10 000kg If you Want the Output current to be 4mA at ZERO display and 20mA at 1 2 Maximum Capacity then IM capacity simulated IOUT IZ IZ IM 10000 5000 20 mA 4 mA 4 mA 36 Ma When Output at Full Scale is set at 36mA and Output Current at Display ZERO is set at 4mA then at 1 2 Capacit...

Page 67: ...r power consumption Use the following formula W V R where W Power V Output Voltage R Resistor Setting Output Voltage VOUT VZ weight capacity VM VZ if 0 VOUT 10 V VOUT Output Voltage VZ Output at ZERO F505 VM Output at Maximum Capacity F506 NOTE The Maximum Output will be saturated at 11 25 ...

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