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01UN

(Could not read inputs)

Comments:

Input states are transmitted as a single ASCII character which is the hex. value of the binary state of the
inputs. 1 is on and 0 is off. 4-bit. ‘1111’ (inputs on) are represented as char ‘F’. To check the state of an

input in your software use bitwise AND (&)

[INPUTS]

value

F

E

D

C

B

A

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Input 1

ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Input 2

ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF

Input 3

ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

Input 4

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

V

|

Read digital outputs

Command

:

[ADR][V]

Response

:

[ADR][V][STATUS][OUTPUTS] (OUTPUTS is 2 bytes)

Example :

Command

: 01V

Response

: 01VA03

(Output 2 and Output 1 are active)

01VA06

(Outputs 3,2 are active)

01VA1F

(All 5 outputs are active)

01VN

(Could not read outputs)

Comments:
Output states are transmitted as 2 ASCII characters which are the hex. value of the binary state of the

outputs. 1 is on and 0 is off. 4-bit. ‘1111’ (outputs on) are represented as char ‘F’. To check the state of
an output in your software use bitwise AND (&)

[OUTPUTS]

value

0F 0E 0D 0C 0B 0A 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00

Output 1

ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Output 2

ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF

Output 3

ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF

Output 4

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

Output 5

OFF OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

[OUTPUTS]

value

1F 1E 1D 1C 1B 1A 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10

Output 1

ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Output 2

ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF

Output 3

ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF

Output 4

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

Output 5

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON

W

|

Set/Reset digital outputs

Command

:

[ADR][W][OUTPUTS]

Response

:

[ADR][W][STATUS]

Example :

Command

: 01W4296

Response

: 01WA

(Outputs 15,10,8,5,3,2 are activated)

01WN

(Outputs could not be activated)

Comments

:

Output states are transmitted as 2 ASCII characters which are the hex. value of the binary state of the
outputs. 1 is on and 0 is off. 4-bit. ‘1111’ (outputs on) are represented as char ‘F’. To selectively set the

state of the outputs in your software read the current state ([ADR][V]) and use bitwise logic for the new
data to write.

[OUTPUTS]

value

0F 0E 0D 0C 0B 0A 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00

Output 1

ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Output 2

ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF

Output 3

ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF

Output 4

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

Output 5

OFF OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

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Summary of Contents for PT610

Page 1: ...Innovative Measurement Electronics PT610 PT620 PT630 Advanced Weighing Indicators Basic Instruction Manual Rev 201803 3 ...

Page 2: ... SETTINGS 47 5 4 1 Tilt Switch 47 5 4 2 Key lock 47 5 4 2 1 PT610 48 5 4 2 2 PT620 PT630 48 5 4 3 Passwords 48 5 4 3 1 PT610 48 5 4 3 2 PT620 PT630 48 5 4 4 Date and Time 49 5 4 5 Language 49 5 4 6 Bar graph 50 5 4 7 Alibi memory 50 5 4 8 Stability filter 50 5 4 9 Tare Operation 50 5 4 10 Serial Data Communication 50 5 4 10 1 Serial Port RS 232C 1 50 5 4 10 2 Serial Port RS 232C 2 51 5 4 10 3 Seri...

Page 3: ... 1 3 313 INFODIS Information display 74 6 4 1 4 314 DISPLAY Auxiliary display 74 6 4 1 5 315 Colors Backlight colours 74 6 4 1 6 316 CHANGE Backlight change 74 6 4 1 7 317 ACOUSTI Warning sound 74 6 4 2 32_ EzAz Use partameters 74 6 4 2 1 321 START Starting the application 74 6 4 2 2 322 FILLING Filling mode 74 6 4 2 3 323 STAREDELA Delay auto tare 74 6 4 2 4 324 TOTAL Totalling mode 74 6 4 2 5 32...

Page 4: ...st LC signal 83 6 8 1 9 919 PRINTER Test Printer 83 6 8 1 10 91A ID DEVICE Test ID device 83 6 8 2 92_ History 84 6 8 2 1 921 PEAK LOAD Peak loads 84 6 8 2 2 922 UNDER LOGS Under load errors 84 6 8 2 3 923 ERROR LOGS Error logs 84 6 8 2 4 924 ENTRY LOGS Access logs 84 6 8 3 97_ Firmware 84 6 8 3 1 971 INSTRUMENT Firmware version 84 6 8 3 2 972 OPTION Firmware option 84 6 8 3 3 973 UPGRADE Firmware...

Page 5: ...nditions are unstable or there is explosive danger Do not place the scale near heat sources or under direct sunlight where it may heat up Keep the scale as far away from other electromagnetic radiation sources as possible their influence could affect the weighing accuracy Failure to follow these precautions will void warranty contact your supplier to clarify any questions Rights and Liabilities Th...

Page 6: ... contents of your package before installing and advise PT of any discrepancies Indicator PT610 PT620 PT630 All mating connectors for load cell 7 way RS232C 3 way RS232C RS485 6 way and mains power 3 way Included USB drive with Manual Included 2 3 ACCESSORIES SOLD SEPARATELY The following accessories are available for separate purchase USB cable with sealing gland RS 232C cable with null modem wiri...

Page 7: ...election g kg t lb oz Unit Switching kg lb g oz O Option O1 Only one Option can be installed at a time Features Models Desk Mount PT610DM PT620DM PT630DM Wall Mount PT610WM PT620WM PT630WM Panel Mount PT610PM PT620PM PT630PM Docket Printing Yes Label Printing with Barcode2 Auto zero tracking and auto zero at power up Motion detection Adaptive digital filter for faster measuring Electronic calibrat...

Page 8: ...citation voltage at load cell rated capacity This is usually expressed in mV V Input range The maximum range of input that the device can accept This is usually stated in mV and for a full load cell system is calculated from the number of load cells Lcn mV V LCmv and capacity LCcap and also the maximum total load TL including dead load on the load cells and the excitation voltage EV Input Range mV...

Page 9: ... EtherX is third party software available from the internet to enable setting of IP address parameters in the indicators with Ethernet AzCom AzCom is software currently in development for communication and configuration of the PT Azure Series indicators and controllers ...

Page 10: ...tomatic tare and clear temporary gross indication unit change Other Functions Pre settable label print ticket count number gross or tare indication storage for 500 sets of setpoints Load cells Excitation 5VDC 125mA Number of load cells Up to 8 load cells 350Ω 16 load cells 700Ω in parallel Load cell connection 4 or 6 wire connection Cable length maximum 1000 m mm for 6 wires Communication RS 232 2...

Page 11: ...cond set 500 records Average Piece Weight storage for counting 500 values Display 3 backlight colours selectable or programmable smart bar status Option specifications Refer 2 4MODELS and FEATURES table for applicability Alibi Memory Medium SD card Storage Up to 999999 records Modbus SD RTU TCP for on board ports Medium SD card with software Protocol RTU for RS232C and RS485 TCP for Ethernet Respo...

Page 12: ... Speed 4mS response delay from read write commands Digital Inputs Opto isolated 4 digital input 12 to 28 VDC 10mA Digital Outputs 5 relay outputs maximum 250 VAC or 30 VDC 0 2A EtherCAT option card Data Rate 100 Mbit s full duplex PLC setup Generic ESI file provided Topology Line Star Daisychain or Tree topology depending on physical media Installation Switched Ethernet transmission with shielded ...

Page 13: ...tor Cabling All cables coming into the indicator case should be shielded The shield can be grounded to the internal earth connection for the case Please use separate cable trays for these low signal level cables The distance from load cell cables interface cables and DC power supply cables to mains power line cables must be minimum 50 cm unless they are installed in a properly grounded steel condu...

Page 14: ...sible for scale reliability 3 Prepare the power source near the weighing terminal 4 Prepare the cabling tray conduit etc from the platform or scale to the weighing terminal Step 2 Mechanical Installation Be sure that the mechanical installation of the instrument is done properly as described below for a trouble free life before starting electrical installation Installation of the desk type and wal...

Page 15: ...l mounting kit in assembled state before installation and follow the steps below Note the way the bracket is assembled in diagram 1 Install the mounting kit to the wall with 4 screws Install the mounting kit to the rear of the instrument with 4 pcs M5 x 15 mm screws Adjust the weighing terminal s direction and angle and tighten the hinge bolts to keep in position Column mounting Disassemble the co...

Page 16: ...o stainless steel wires Warning When closing the housing make sure the weatherproofing seal is positioned correctly ensure the seal is free of any debris and the screws are tightened progressively to 0 4 0 5Nm 3 5 4 5 in lb 4 3 INTERNAL CONNECTIONS For reference the illustration below shows the general layout of main board of the indicator and the connections Note The Ethernet port is not present ...

Page 17: ...load cells connect Sense and Excitation in the junction box instead of at the indicator for better performance Warning Always connect Sense pins to Excitation pins for 4 wire connection Non connected sense pins may cause the wrong Excitation voltage measurement and create an accuracy problem Warning Normally connect the load cell cable shield to the reference ground or shield pin of the load cell ...

Page 18: ...gs there is a DIP switch on the main board near the load cell connector DIP switch one should be set to position ON away from the 1 to change the metrological related parameters including calibration DIP switch 2 should not be changed 4 8 1 PROGRAMMING Program the instrument according to the needs of your application in this step Set interface parameters in block 00 6 2 1 RS232 and RS485 serial po...

Page 19: ...egal usage be sure the proper adjustments have been done before sealing the scale Check the scale performance by testing the scale eccentricity scale linearity with loading up to the maximum loading value repeatability etc before putting the scale into use 4 10 SERIAL PORT CONNECTION Connection to the standard serial ports can be made as below for connection to peripherals and may assist in setup ...

Page 20: ...57600 bps 9600 Default 011 Length and parity 7 or 8 bits parity Even Odd None Default 8 N 014 Start Stop bits 1 start bit and 1 stop bit Table 2 RS 485 Serial Interface Specifications RS 485 connector pin assignment refer PCB markings PORT A B Shield RS 485 J4 A B Sh The RS 485 serial connection is made with three wires as indicated below Line termination resistors 0f 110 or 120 ohms are needed bo...

Page 21: ...rence screened Ethernet cables can be used 4 11 CLEANING THE INSTRUMENT Warning Disconnect the instrument from all power sources before starting cleaning for your safety Cover any open glands The PT610 PT620 PT630 instruments are designed for use in wet hygienic and harsh environments To keep the instrument in good condition never use harsh abrasive cleaners or solvents Wipe the instrument with a ...

Page 22: ...ys and positive action keys for easy reliable operation The weight display is displayed with up to 6 digits 22mm in height There is a secondary line of display of 16 alphanumeric characters for prompting and ancillary information Annunciators indicate Net Gross Zero Motion Units etc and an integrated bar display graphically shows loading The keypads have positive action switches for long reliable ...

Page 23: ...om an entry or operation During configuration this key provides fast access to networking TARE LOCK FASTCAL Tare key Press this key to tare the scale and deduct the weight of the container placed on the platform so as to see the net weight value of the material subsequently added into or taken out of the container Key Lock 2nd function is to lock unlock the keypad During configuration this key pro...

Page 24: ... to setup ALPHA Alphanumeric Key For entry of numbers and letters DEL Delete Key Delete last entered character Press for more than 2 seconds to clear all data in the entry field LOCK Decimal point Key Use for decimal point or period full stop entry Change Sign Key Press to change the set point value to negative during set point entry Key Lock 2nd function is to lock unlock the keypad PT630 ID1 BAC...

Page 25: ...e during set point entry Key Lock 2nd function is to lock unlock the keypad IRL IRR Infrared Keys These 2 keys can be programmed to provide touch free operation of some functions ideal in food processing clean or hygienic areas 5 1 1 1 Key Locking The PT610 PT620 and PT630 have the ability to lock the keys to avoid accidental activation The key s which would be locked are programmed with parameter...

Page 26: ...ample to the left shows 70 of the capacity is used and 30 is available Warning The bar graph always shows scale Gross load even if the scale weight is displaying in Net 5 2 BASIC WEIGHING To turn the indicator on press the power button to turn off press and hold for 2 seconds or more After the power is energised the indicator activates the display within few seconds then the indicator firmware nam...

Page 27: ...arning The tare value cannot exceed the maximum scale capacity The maximum amount that can be weighed in NET mode is the difference between the tare weight and the maximum scale capacity Capacity in Net Maximum scale capacity Tare weight 5 2 2 1 Taring Multi taring Place the container on the platform and press the TARE key The display value is zeroed and the NET net weight symbol appears Place the...

Page 28: ...g the ENTER key or by receiving an ASCII P command via serial port or via Ethernet port for PT610 and PT630 when present by setting the remote IP and remote port number refer to parameter 19E and 19F Note Only one of the serial ports installed can be programmed for printing The USB port is not available for printing 5 2 4 1 Single line You can transmit the printout data in single line format by pr...

Page 29: ...Convert your design to EPL format in the label design software 5 Import the EPL file into PT AzComIA 6 Load this file into the weighing terminal Figure 14 1 Sample of a label printout which has been designed in EPL format 5 3 ADVANCED WEIGHING Please refer to 5 1 KEYPAD AND DISPLAY for the keypad button functions There are a number of more advanced functions available to the user that do not affec...

Page 30: ...and unstable industrial weighing systems Dynamic weighing can be programmed for continuous operation e g livestock weighing Continuous dynamic weighing can be used for loads which have very high vibration like vessels that have high speed mixers conveyors etc For the PT620 and PT630 have various activations by key or automatically 5 3 5 Date and Time The indicators can be configured to display dat...

Page 31: ...are 0 500 kg Net 5 003 kg Thank you 5 3 6 2 Vertical Totalling To accumulate stacked or additive weighings Using the functions automatic tare 232 6 3 3 2 and automatic clear tare 233 6 3 3 3 is suggested where applicable to reduce the possibility of weighing errors Refer to parameter 234 6 3 3 4 Note The Tare function should be programmed as multitare MULT for vertical totalling Refer to parameter...

Page 32: ...emory 1 Press the MEM key for more than 2 seconds during basic weighing The MEMORY message will show on the display 2 Press the PT key to enter memory settings The last entered preset tare code is seen as e g PT 111 3 Use the numerical keys to enter the tare code you want to use to store this new PT value or press the UP or DOWN keys to navigate through memory locations Press the ENTER key to acce...

Page 33: ...ication data entering via alphanumeric keys 1 Press the identification key ID1 2 Enter the identification data up to 32 digits via alphanumeric keys 3 Confirm with the ENTER key Identification data record into the ID memory 1 Press the MEM key for more than 2 seconds when in weighing operation The MEMORY prompt will be displayed 2 Press the ID1 key to enter ID1 memory The last used memory code app...

Page 34: ...630 Piece counting can be done by sampling or by entering the average piece weight APW of the material The check weighing and classifying EZAZ applications can be active during piece counting for easy use The weight display indicates the quantity during piece counting Note If you will be entering average piece weight manually or if you will record APW values into the APW memory the second function...

Page 35: ...he APW 6 Press the key to exit to normal weighing Counting without a container 1 After unloading the pan after sampling entering the APW or calling the APW of the material from APW memory press the ZERO key until the 0 symbol is seen on the display 2 By default the last used APW will be used during the following piece counting unless you change to a new APW 3 Place the batch of parts to be counted...

Page 36: ...pcs on the scale and apply sampling for 20 pcs 3 Then count 50 pcs on the scale and perform sampling with 50 pcs 4 Then you can count 100 pcs on the scale and perform sampling with 100 pcs for much improved sampling accuracy After each APW optimization piece counting accuracy will increase because of statistically more accurate APW calculation Saving APW to memory after sampling Up to 500 average ...

Page 37: ...ou can add subsequent quantities to the accumulation memory by pressing the M key Displaying total quantity The total quantity can be seen by pressing the ENTER key Press the ESC key to go back to normal operation or the instrument will go back normal operation automatically after 15 seconds Printing total quantity Total quantity can be printed by pressing the ENTER key when the total value is on ...

Page 38: ...an be programmed for the different functions as described below in sub block 36 The input and outputs are configurable as indicated in the table below In Out Descriptions Related parameter Input 1 Zeroing Taring Clear Print Key lock Fieldbus input 351 Input 2 Zeroing Taring Clear Print Key lock Fieldbus input 352 Input 3 Zeroing Taring Clear Print Key lock Fieldbus input 353 Input 4 Zeroing Taring...

Page 39: ...ss weight The digital output is activated by comparing the set point value and gross weight value as indicated below SPC1 Control mode 1 The digital outputs are activated as seen below if set points are set up to Control mode 1 and their values are entered in sequence Note Non used digital outputs can be programmed freely For example if SP5 is not needed to control the process it can be set up to ...

Page 40: ... is in the zero range Refer to parameter 366 to enter the zero range value Stable The digital output is activated when the displayed weight value is stable Error The digital output is activated when any Error is announced on the display FBUS Fieldbus controlled output The digital output can be controlled from a PLC if the instrument is equipped with any fieldbus option Refer to related fieldbus co...

Page 41: ...the ENTER key 7 Repeat steps 4 and 5 for entering values into the other three set point values of the group 8 After entering the value of 5th set point value press the ENTER key to go to the next memory group 9 Or press the ESC key to exit Select set point limits for an item from SET memory 1 Press the SETPT key The last used set point value appears on the display as SP1 1250 kg 2 Press the MEM ke...

Page 42: ...rammed 4 20mA 0 20mA 0 5V or 0 10V Over Range When the gross value exceeds the high limit the analogue signal increases to approximately 24mA or 11V and remains there until the weight display is no longer blanked or the analogue signal returns to within range The following table indicates the analogue output value when the gross indication is out of the normal range and when there is any error ind...

Page 43: ...ich is accessible in piece counting operation The weighing indicator warns the operator by changing the display colours during operation This feature gives an advantage during operation by monitoring the display display colour only without always needing to pay attention to the numeric weight value Refer to 31 6 4 1 The indicator also has an audible warning that can be configured to notify the ope...

Page 44: ...value entry type Follow in a similar way for entry types of deviation or percentage Enter the nominal value and limits by keys 1 Press the SET key for more than 2 seconds 2 The current target value is seen on the display as TARGET 1250 kg Enter the new value with the numerical keys Press the ENTER key to save it or press the ESC key to return to operation without saving 3 The LOW 1245 6 prompt wil...

Page 45: ...heck weighing Follow one of the ways described below to start the check weighing operation 1 Function key If you want to start the check weighing operation by pressing a key program one of the function keys for smart operation Refer to parameter 241 242 and 243 2 Digital input The digital input 1 can be used to start the check weighing operation 3 Serial interface Transmit the Start EzAz command v...

Page 46: ...t weight grades or categories APPLICATION To evaluate samples with 5 limits as too light light okay heavy or too heavy based on a target weight and specified limit values The weight display indicates the weight value IMPORTANT NOTE If you need 3 limits instead of 5 limits enter the same values into two high limits and into two low limits as minimum and maximum limits sequentially RELATED PARAMETER...

Page 47: ... to save it or press the ESC key to return to operation without saving 6 The HIGH 1260 0 prompt will show you the current highest tolerance Enter the new value with the numerical keys 7 The EMPTY 100 0 prompt will show you the current empty range of the platform Enter the new value with the numerical keys 8 Press the ENTER key to return to operation after saving the entry or press the ESC key to r...

Page 48: ...e Stop EzAz command via the serial interface EzAz during Classifying The EzAz App announces if the load is within the tolerances or not during classifying with backlight colour with bar graph on the right of the display and acoustically The backlight colour is changed automatically to indicate the check weighing zone and to warn the operator The multicolour operation gives the operator clear statu...

Page 49: ...ct entries for filling are Entry type Target Coarse Feeding Fine feeding Tare minimum Tare maximum Unloaded scale limit Value TARGET COARSE FINE TAREMIN TAREMAX EMPTY Deviation TARGET COARSE FINE TAREMIN TAREMAX EMPTY Percent TARGET COARSE FINE TAREMIN TAREMAX EMPTY TARGET The nominal weight to be filled COARSE Coarse cut off for entry type value or Coarse Target Course cut off for entry types dev...

Page 50: ...erical keys 8 Press the ENTER key to return the operation after saving the entry or press the ESC key to go back operation without saving the new empty range Record the product into the SET memory 1 Press the MEM key for more than 2 seconds The MEMORY prompt appears 2 Press the SET key The last used SET memory code appears I e SET 001 3 Enter the a memory code if required by using the numerical ke...

Page 51: ...loaded pan Coarse Fine feed Fine feed End of filling Figure 13 9 Weight display and toolbar at filling Digital inputs and outputs If one of the applications is selected digital inputs and outputs are set to the application automatically even if they have been programmed for different functions You may control your scale via these digital inputs and outputs Unused inputs and outputs of the applicat...

Page 52: ... Unlock the keys 1 Press the LOCK key for more than 2 seconds The LOCK PASSWORD prompt appears on the display 2 Enter the key lock password 3 Press the ENTER key The symbol disappears from the display 5 4 3 Passwords Passwords can be set to limit access to functions of the instrument 5 4 3 1 PT610 The PT610 instruments do not have numerical keypads for setting passwords so a combination of keys pr...

Page 53: ...620 or UP DOWN CHANGE keys PT610 to enter the date and press the ENTER key to confirm 3 Press the ESC key until the SAVE YES prompt is seen 4 Press the ENTER key to save or press the CHANGE key to select NO to return to operation without saving 5 4 5 Language You can set the operating and printout language of the instrument The available languages are English German French Italian Spanish and Turk...

Page 54: ...1 12_ 6 2 2 13_ 6 2 3 14_ 6 2 4 15_ 6 2 5 when fitted and 16_ 6 2 6 The choice of settings is very comprehensive Refer to 5 2 4 for printing 5 4 10 1 Serial Port RS 232C 1 The RS 232C port is industry standard connecting easily to most PCs and ideal for shorter distances and configuration You can connect to a PC with only a USB port with a USB RS232C adapter and cable available from PT Parts A CAB...

Page 55: ...nuous output and fast continuous output Note CR Carriage return and LF Line feed codes can be enabled or disabled from the response in interface port settings 11 6 2 1 15 6 2 5 but they must be sent to the PT6X0 series at the end of ASCII commands I e in BSI communication Continuous Data Format Continuous data output is transmitted in the following data structure The serial ports are suitable for ...

Page 56: ...ages for communicating with PLCs or PCs for process control or transactional applications This interfacing is recommended especially for PC interfacing as you can expand your system with additional scales from PT without having to change your application program base The protocol is very simple to use a command is sent to the instrument and a response is transmitted back Warning Only one interface...

Page 57: ...amic weighing DR Read dynamic weight DE Reset to standard weighing DP Write preset tare and apply DQ Read preset tare DM Write APW and apply DN Read APW DL Key lock unlock DJ Print the label DO Read the last printed data Status Table all PT6X0 series A Ack Acknowledge the command has been performed successfully D Dynamic unstable weight E Errors except of H L O H High voltage detected I The weight...

Page 58: ...ansmitted immediately after receiving command C Clear the tare memory Command ADR C Response ADR C A Memory cleared and the scale is in gross mode Comments The response status is always A in weighing or force mode G Read DC power supply voltage Command ADR G Response ADR G STATUS VOLTAGE VALUE Example Command 01G Response 01GA234 Power supply is 23 4 VDC 01GA150 Power supply is 15 0 VDC Comments V...

Page 59: ...use H for SPx_H SP VALUE data is 8 bytes of ASCII characters with decimal and non significant zeros on the left S Read Status Command ADR S Response ADR S STATUS 1 STATUS 2 STATUS 3 Example Command 01S Response 01SSGI Stable Gross In Range 01SDGL Dynamic Gross Low voltage error Comments The response includes 3 bytes of status information STATUS 1 can be S table or D ynamic STATUS 2 can be G ross o...

Page 60: ...tput 2 ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF Output 3 ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFF Output 4 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF Output 5 OFF OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF OUTPUTS value 1F 1E 1D 1C 1B 1A 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 Output 1 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF Output 2 ON ON OFFOFF ON ON OFFOFF ON ...

Page 61: ...mand will wait up to 2 seconds for scale status to be stable If stable within this time zeroing will be performed and Ack is sent If the scale does not become stable within the time out delay the scale is not tared and Nack is sent Commands and Responses BSI PRO PT620 PT630 Note Below is the space character ASCII decimal 32 hex 0x20 Don t send the brackets Do not send any ADR characters if the por...

Page 62: ...he position of spaces Send 32d fill blank characters with spaces DK 1 ID1 name and data read Command ADR DK 1 Response ADR DK 1 16d name 32 digits data Example Command 01DK 1 Response 01DK 1 Bolts M12x1 75P x 40mm DK 2 ID2 name and data read Command ADR DK 2 Response ADR DK 2 16d name 32 digits data Example Command 01DK 2 Response 01DK 2 Nuts M12x1 75P DB Write EZAZ data and apply Command ADR DB 8...

Page 63: ...not be loaded Comments Preset Tare must be enabled in 231 6 3 3 1 Warning the decimal positions of the DP value must match the decimal positions of the instrument build i e d 0 1 d 0 2 d 0 5 for DP 000012 4 DQ Read Preset Tare Command ADR DQ Response ADR DQA 8 digit PT data Example Command 01DQ Response 01DQA000123 4 PT is 123 4 01DQN Could not read PT DM Write APW and apply Command ADR DM 12 digi...

Page 64: ...hecksum 0 SUM of all response data before CHK 5 4 10 8 CHK Checksum Example of the calculation of checksums for read stable current weight data BSI Example CHK is enabled and instrument address is 01 Command 01P CHK CR LF CHK 0 0x30 0x31 0x50 0 0XB1 0x4F Char 4 and F Response 01PS 000123 4 CHK CR LF CHK 0 0x30 0x31 0x50 0x53 0x2B 0x30 0x30 0x30 0x31 0x32 0x33 0x2E 0x34 0 0x02B7 0x49 Char 4 and Cha...

Page 65: ...R or CHANGE key so the digits are blinking or a prompt is displayed To change the parameter selection press the CHANGE key To set the value of a parameter use UP key to increase the value or press the DOWN key to decrease the blinking digit and press the CHANGE key to select the digit to change Note For the PT620 and PT630 the numerical keypad can be used to enter values Accept the changed value o...

Page 66: ...ess at the start To access the metrological parameters in grey in the menu above set the DIP switch deeply recessed on the back panel into the down position See 4 8 Display Operation 123 456 kg Press and hold the ENTER key until the PASSWORD prompt is seen PASSWORD For the PT610 press the X10 ZERO TARE ZERO keys sequentially in order For the PT620 and PT630 enter the 4 digit passcode with the nume...

Page 67: ...ng setup 6 1 Only the parameters for the RS 232C and RS 485 ports are shown here Refer to the section on each protocol Ethernet PROFIBUS PROFINET CANopen for further information Note Default parameters are marked with a 6 2 1 11_ RS 232C 1 This sub block includes the parameters for the 1st RS 232C serial interface 6 2 1 1 111 FORMAT Data Format NO Port is disabled CONT Continuous data output FAST ...

Page 68: ...parity 6 2 2 5 125 CSUM Checksum NO no checksum YES checksum enabled Enable or disable for continuous data format and BSI command mode 6 2 2 6 126 CR Carriage Return NO no CR YES CR enabled Enable or disable sending of the ASCII 13 character for continuous data format 6 2 2 7 127 LFEED Line Feed NO no Line Feed YES Line Feed enabled Enable or disable sending of the ASCII 10 character for continuou...

Page 69: ...us format data packets Note This property is very helpful for slow PLC systems 6 2 3 9 139 ADDRESS Port address 00 to 99 01 default 00 transmission without address 6 2 4 14_ USB This sub block includes the parameters for the USB serial interface 6 2 4 1 141 FORMAT Data Format NO Port is disabled CONT Continuous data output FAST High speed continuous data output BSI BSI format for PC PLC interface ...

Page 70: ...a value above 01024 6 2 5 7 157 LOCAL P2 Local Port 2 Enter a value between 00001 and 65535 for the device The default is 00503 This is a protected port on some systems and you may need to change to a value above 01024 6 2 5 8 158 LOCAL P3 Local Port 3 Enter a value between 00001 and 65535 for the device The default is 00504 This is a protected port on some systems and you may need to change to a ...

Page 71: ...RINTING NO Disable YES Show text PRINTING when printing 6 2 6 4 164CN Print Ticket Number NO Don t print ticket number YES Print ticket number 6 2 6 5 165 DATE Print Date NO Don t print date YES Print date 6 2 6 6 166 Time Print time NO Don t print time YES Print time 6 2 6 7 167 ID1 Print ID1 NO Disable DATA Print ID1 data N D Print ID1 name and data Note Not present on PT610 6 2 6 8 168 ID2 Prin...

Page 72: ...he reader data YES The reader data is automatically saved 6 2 9 19_ Option Card Note Only active if the analogue output option card is fitted Note The parameter entries under sub block 19 vary depending upon any option card fitted 6 2 9 1 19_ Analogue output Note Only active if the analogue output option card is fitted 191 TYPE Analogue mode 4 20 4 mA 20 mA 0 20 0 mA 20 mA 0 10 0 VDC 10 VDC 0 5 0 ...

Page 73: ...e keypad The default is 192 168 16 250 194 SUB MASK Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask The default is 255 255 255 0 195 GATEWAY Gateway Address Enter the IP address of the gatewaywith the keypad The default is 192 168 16 253 196 SCAL Device Name Default is SCALE 1 Note Present for ProfiNET but not for Ethernet IP 19A MAC ADR MAC Address Enter a MAC address for the port The format is AA BB CC DD EE ...

Page 74: ...P switch to be ON 6 3 1 1 211 LIGHT Backlight OFF Backlight disabled ON Always bright AUTO Automatic backlight to reduce power 6 3 1 2 212 COLOR Backlight colour This function allows you to set the backlight colour during normal weighing WHIT White LGRE Light Green GREE Green TURQ Turquoise BLUE Blue YELL Yellow AMBE Amber RED Red 6 3 1 3 213 KEYSOUN Key sound NO Disable YES Enable 6 3 1 4 214 REF...

Page 75: ...UAGE Language ENG English DEU Deutsch FRA Français ITA İtaliano ESP Espagnol TUR Türkçe 6 3 4 24_ Function keys The Function ID and Touchless keys available on the PT620 and PT630 indicators can be re programmed for alternate functions Note Not present on the PT610 6 3 4 1 241 PCS KEY PCS function key on the PT630 PCS key on the PT620 NO Disable COUN Count with N ID2 ID2 key HIGH High resolution S...

Page 76: ...arting number for the CN printed on weigh tickets or data output 6 3 5 5 255 S NAME Scale name The scale can be given a name to identify the weigh location Set the name for the scale maximum 16 characters Default SCALE 1 6 3 6 26_ Passwords Note Not present on the PT610 These parameters are only available for the PT620 and PT630 6 3 6 1 261 KEY LOCK Keys password Press ENTER at the prompt NEW and ...

Page 77: ...e beep if okay OVER One beep if over CROS One beep at every limit crossing 6 4 2 32_ EzAz Use partameters Parameters affecting the use or operation of the EzAz applications Note Not present on the PT610 These parameters are only available for the PT620 and PT630 6 4 2 1 321 START Starting the application The EzAz application can be started when in normal weighing mode in a number of ways MANU EzAz...

Page 78: ...Lock PRINT key 6 4 4 6 346 PCS UNIT 346 KEY Lock key 346 PCS KEY Lock PCS key 346 UNIT KEY Lock UNITS key 6 4 4 7 347 Δ APW HIGHRE 347 Δ KEY Lock Δ key 347 APW KEY Lock APW key 347 HIGHRE KEY Lock X10 key 6 4 4 8 348 TARE 348 TARE Lock TARE key 348 TARE Lock TARE key 348 TARE Lock TARE key 6 4 4 9 349 SET CLR 349 SET CLR Lock CLEAR key 349 SET CLR Lock CLEAR key 349 CLEAR Lock CLEAR key 6 4 4 10 3...

Page 79: ...1 Output 1 function NO Disable SPAI Absolute Indicated weight SP I Indicated weight SP G Gross weight SPC1 Control mode 1 SPC2 Control mode 2 STAB Weighing is stable ZR I Zero range of indicated weight ZR G Zero range of gross weight ERRO Error FBUS Controlled by Fieldbus or BSI command 6 4 6 2 362 OUPUT 2 Output 2 function NO Disable SPAI Absolute Indicated weight SP I Indicated weight SP G Gross...

Page 80: ...ition ID 1 data stored at 132 links to data in APW memory or memory type set below at position 132 For example you might be counting bolts The ID 1 name might be BOLTS so all the data in ID 1 is a bolt Position 132 might be M10X1 5 so you can easily see the bolt type This can link to APW memory 132 which might be 45 356 and is the Average Piece Weight of an M10X1 5 bolt for counting NO No memory d...

Page 81: ...le 0 3d 0 3d 0 5d 0 5d 1d 1d 2d 2d 3d 3d 4d 4d The indicator considers the weight stable if it stays in the stability band above for the stability time below 6 5 1 7 517 STBTIME Stability time The scale is accepted as a stable if the weight stays within the stability band above for this time 0 1 9 9 seconds Default 0 7s 6 5 1 8 518 MIN TARE Min Auto Tare Minimum tare for automatic taring to functi...

Page 82: ...wn value The scale reading must be stable for zero or span calibration to succeed If there is vibration or noise adjust the filter or motion detection to obtain a stable reading and adjust back to previous values after calibration 1 Press the ENTER key at the 611 TEST WEIGHT prompt to start the calibration 2 At the UNLOAD THE PAN prompt remove any weight on the platform or scale then press the ENT...

Page 83: ...s are convenient for zero calibration you may perform automatic zero adjustment with and empty scale more accurate instead of entering estimated dead load 1 Press the ENTER key at the 613 ELECTRONIC prompt to start the calibration 2 At the TOTAL LC CAPACIT XXXXXX prompt enter the total load cell capacity via the keys and press the ENTER key to go to the next step Example If the weighing system has...

Page 84: ...s the ENTER key and the display will show WAIT during temporary zero adjustment 4 At the LOAD prompt followed a little while later by the XXXXXX prompt enter the test weight value that will be used for the calibration as seen on the display If the value of the test weights that will be used is different from the value shown on the display enter the new value via the keys 5 Place the test weights o...

Page 85: ...peration Fast search with date 1 Press the ENTER key after selecting DATE in parameter 812 2 Use the keys to enter date in the printout data and press the ENTER key The date format entry should be as in parameter 251 6 3 5 1 You can navigate within the alibi memory with the UP or DOWN keys after entering the date 3 The weighing data in the alibi memory is shown on the display 4 Press the ENTER key...

Page 86: ...ch press of the ZERO key Received numerical data is seen on the display 6 8 1 4 914 RS485 Test RS485 The characters in the alphabet will be sequentially transmitted one at a time from the RS 485 serial interface port with each press of the ZERO key Received numerical data is seen on the display 6 8 1 5 915 USB Test USB The characters in the alphabet will be sequentially transmitted one at a time f...

Page 87: ...gs The last 20 Service User entries are listed in this parameter with time and date 6 8 3 97_ Firmware Parameters to view and update the firmware version WARNING Firmware updates should only be performed by PT 6 8 3 1 971 INSTRUMENT Firmware version The firmware version is shown 6 8 3 2 972 OPTION Firmware option The firmware version is shown 6 8 3 3 973 UPGRADE Firmware upgrade This is a factory ...

Page 88: ...PCB or second scale board E02 ADC ERROR ADC conversion error Power off for 30 seconds and on again If that fails Change main PCB or second scale board E03 ADC ERROR ADC data is out of range Power off for 30 seconds and on again If that fails Change main PCB or second scale board E10 NVM VERSION EEPROM error Reconfigure the instrument If that fails Change PCB E20 CALIBRATION Calibration coefficient...

Page 89: ...i memory SD card Change main board E48 ALIBI SD ERR Wrong SD card installed for alibi memory Order authentic PT Alibi SD card E61 FLASH ERROR EEPROM is not installed or broken Call PT replace main PCB E70 MB SELECT ER Modbus selection error Check setup of other ports only one port can be Modbus E71 TARING ERROR Tare range error during filling Check scale stability Check tare min and max values E72...

Page 90: ... a COM port but I couldn t see the COM port in the Connection Settings menu How can I solve that problem Answer Other software may already be connected to that COM port Close all applications before running AzCom Question I need very fast interfacing What is the response delay time of the instrumnet Answer The response delay is a maximum of 4 milliseconds for weight data Extremely fast interfacing...

Page 91: ...www ptglobal com PT610 PT620 PT630 Instruction Manual 87 8 SECURING BY SEALING Desk type housing Wall type housing Sealing With sticker Sealing With sticker ...

Page 92: ... that the products PT610 PT620 and PT630 to which this declaration relates are in conformity with the following standard s or other normative document s EC Directive Applicable Standards Low Voltage Directive LVD 2006 95 EC EN 60950 1 2008 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC 2004 108 EC EN 61326 1 2006 PT Limited September 2017 S M Edmonds Technical Director ...

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