72
7
−
15
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4. Selection of the target of analog output
The instrument can select the target of analog output from the “TRACK/gross load” and the
“PEAK/Net weight”.
This selection can be made in the Function mode(Related function F
−
20).
Besides, during the “Gross/TRACK” is selected, the target of analog output will become normal
“TRACK value” and normal “Gross weight” each, that is, at the time of selection of the “Peak
function” with the Function F
−
70 and also the “A/Z function” is selected each.
7
−
16. Memory location for setting data and so on
In the instrument, each data is recorded in RAM and EEPROM as follows
：
Data is preserved when almost permanent. because of nonvolatile EEPROM.
Moreover, because RAM is not backed up, RAM data disappears in power supply OFF.
1
Data recorded in RAM
・
A/Z data
Data can clear with A/Z OFF.
・
ZERO tracking data
Data can clear by the F
−
98 execution.
2
Data recorded in EEPROM
・
FUNC data
Data can be initialized by the F
−
99 execution.
・
Calibration data
Data can be rewritten by the re
−
calibration.
・
Fine adjustment data for the analog output
Data can be rewritten by the fine adjustment again.
・
ZERO data
Data can clear by the F
−
98 execution.
・
Each set value for the comparator S0, S1 and S2
Data can clear by the change in each set value.
●
The memory locations for the A/Z data and the ZERO data can be
changed to whichever the “RAM” or the “EEPROM” with the setting
Function F
−
71.
7
−
17. Prohibition of calibration
The instrument can set the prohibition of the calibration for the excessive calibration.
This setting can be made in the Function mode.
(Related Function F
−
97.) As for the default, “Possible to calibrate” has selected. The targets of
prohibition are each calibration described in the Chapter 5, and each fine adjustment on the analog
output described in the paragraph 7
−
15
−
2 and the paragraph 7
−
15
−
3.
When executing the calibration with the setting of Prohibition of calibration, the “ER
−
6” will be
displayed.
