LAUMAS W200-C, Installation And User Manual

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NO COMPARISON TIME

(from 0.0 to max 999.9 seconds; default: 0.0): this is the instrument waiting time during
batching, after the opening of PRESET, before comparing the weight with the programmed SET
value.
NO PRODUCT LOAD TIME

(from 0.0 to max 999.9 seconds; default: 0.0): this parameter allows the product control
during batching. if there is no product load, the instrument waits for a set duration of time before
activating the alarm

.
NO PRODUCT UNLOAD TIME

(from 0.0 to max 999.9 seconds; default: 0.0): this parameter allows the product control
during the unloading phase (cycle end). If there is no product extraction, the instrument waits for a
set duration of time before activating the alarm

.
WARNING: The control is only actuated after unloading of the product has started (the weight must
decrease by at least 10 divisions).
FALL
By FALL it means the correction of the product amount in fall after the batching STOP. This amount
is in addition to the product already batched causing inaccuracy. The instrument is able to anticipate
the batching STOP, to reduce this uncertainty, with two possible ways:
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AUTOMATIC fall: the instrument automatically calculates the fall;
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MANUAL fall: the instrument applies the fall set by the operator;
WARNING:
Setting a value of WAITING TIME (

) such that the weight is stable at the end of
the batching, otherwise the update of the AUTOMATIC fall is not correct.

 (from 1 to max 99; default: 0): it’s possible to select the automatic or the manual fall.
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
= 0: MANUAL fall;
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 different from 0: AUTOMATIC fall (the set value shows how many batchings the fall
value is updated).
Note: In the batching cycles in which the fall value is not updated, the WAITING TIME is not
applied, unless there are no other functions that require the WAITING TIME (eg prints...). So, by
setting a high value, it reduces the duration of batchings.
Example : If  = 3 the AUTOMATIC fall is calculated every three batching cycles.