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PENDRIVE – USB 1 port, type A, for connecting USB flash drive. PENDRIVE option
requires setting format of saved file. You can save the data in the following fomats:
*.txt format (text file that can be opened on the computer using Notepad),
*.csv (.) format (file that can be opened using Excel, the transferred decimal value
is separated using dot character), or
*.csv (,) format (file that can be opened using Excel, the transferred decimal value
is separated using coma character)
USB PC – USB port type B, for connecting a computer with a dedicated RADWAG
software, e.g. PW WIN.
USB FREE LINK – USB port, type B, for connecting a computer. Tool for entering data, it
functions as a keyboard. Upon proper modification of the printout and pressing declared
balance button (e.g. F1 header, F3 footer, ENTER printout), the data is directly entered to
computer programs, e.g. Excel, Word, Notepad etc.
Select <USB FREE LINK> port and configure its settings in order to enable correct
cooperation of the balance with computer programs:
SPREADSHEET – value ‘YES --.—‘ – cooperation with Excel type program, transferred
decimal values are separated by dot (.)
– value ‘YES --,--‘ – cooperation with Excel type program, transferred
decimal values are separated by coma (,)
– value ‘NO’ – cooperation with other programs (mass value
transferred in a form of text),
DELAY - if the transferred information is incomplete, i.e. part of it gets lost (due to auto-
entering or auto-formatting of data by computer program) during cooperation with Excel
type program, set the parameter value to <2>. If the transferred information is still
incomplete, the parameter value must be higher. The value ranges between 0 (quick data
transfer) and 9 (slow data transfer – around 10 characters per second).
In case of Free Link printout (keyboard emulator) all languages without special characters
are operated (‘QWERTY’ keyboard layout), and two languages that feature special
characters:
•
Polish for ‘Polish (Programmers) keyboard’. To enable support of this language go to
printer settings on your balance and select Windows-1250 code page (Central
European, Latin-
2). The following Polish diacritical signs are added: ą, ć, ę, ł, ń, ó, ś, ż,
ź.
•
German for ‘German (Germany) keyboard’. To enable support of this language go to
printer settings on your balance and select Windows -1252 code page (Western
European, Latin-1). The following German diacritical signs are added: ä, ö, ü, ß. The
keyboard layout changes from ‘QWERTY’ to ‘QWERTZ’. The characteristic feature of
such keyboard is ‘ß’ sign located on the right side of the ‘zero’.
Caution!
Free Link printout option allows printing only signs that are available on a keyboard.
Entering capital letters and special signs, by means of key combination where "Shift"
key is pressed, is also possible.
In case of Polish and German, basic special characters (written using key combination
of a given letter and right ‘Alt’ button) have been added
.
Free Link printout option does not support printing of remaining special signs.
CAUTION:
Example of the measurement printout is described in the PRINTOUTS section.
Additionally you can enter a controlling code (of a hexadecimal form) to a printer either at the
beginning of the printout - <P4.2.2 PREFIX> or at the end of it - <P4.2.3 SUFFIX>. Sending these
codes allows to control globally both, information and actions carried out at the beginning and/or at
the end of each printout sent from a balance to a printer.