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70 Enable Total Mode (0)
Using 4 PRINT/SELECT puts the indicator in total mode and sums channels
into a single total. Total mode is disabled by default. Total mode is not legal
for trade in Canada and can only be used in non-legal for trade applications. 0
Total mode disabled 1 Total mode enabled
8.7 Scale TARE Parameters
25 Offset Value (0)
Allows the entry of tare offset value. At scale zero, the center of zero light will
illuminate , but the weight will be at the tare offset value. Enter the offset
weight followed by the tare key.
26 Offset flag (0)
This command controls the operating mode of the tare offset. Enter the
parameter followed by the [TARE] key. The following values accepted are:
0=Offset Disabled 1=’Legal for trade mode’ – Indicator cannot be put in
‘NET’ mode if no value has been set for tare. If tare has been entered the
offset value is included in the NET display.80=Not “Legal for Trade mode -
Allows gross/net switching at zero value. If NET is selected , the offset value
is subtracted from the displayed gross weight.
50 Tare function mode (1)
This parameter controls how the tare function works on the indicator. The
options available are: 0: disable keyboard and scale tare No tare can be entered
using the keypad or taring off the scale using push button tare. 1: enable both
keyboard and scale tare Both keyboard tare entry and pushbutton tare can be
used. 2: enable pushbutton tare only Taring is only allowed from the scale. 3:
enable keyboard tare Tare entry can only be done from the keyboard
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Force Zero for keyboard tare (0)
This parameter checks if the scale is at
zero before allowing an operator to enter a keyboard tare. If the scale is not at
zero when a keyboard tare is entered then error 35 is displayed. Enter 1 to
enable, 0 to disable.
8.8 SYSTEM SETTINGS Parameters
28 Sound volume (2)
This command controls the volume of the internal buzzer. The following
values can be entered followed by the [TARE] key:
0: sound off
1: volume low
2: volume medium
3: volume high
Error Message 51 will be displayed for an invalid entry.
29 Keypress Feedback
This function will blink the display every time a key is pressed. This gives a
sense of feedback to the end user when a key is pressed. This is especially
handy in noisy environments where the operator may not be able to here the
