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4.6

Removing the Thermal Print Head (DC-300 only)

1. Open the printer drawer block.

2. Remove the screw holding the print head assembly in place.

Figure 4-16. Printer Head Assembly Screw

3. Turn the metal plate counter-clockwise. Then move the paper lead roller out of the way.

4. Disconnect the two cables going to the printer head.

Figure 4-17. Disconnect Printer Cables

5. Remove the two Allen screws holding the thermal print head in the printer head assembly.

Figure 4-18. Printer Head Allen Screw Location

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Summary of Contents for DIGI DC-200

Page 1: ...77159 DC 200 300 Counting Scale Service Manual Counting Scale Version 1 37 All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

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Page 3: ...Tests and Adjustments DC 300 only 42 3 2 1 Checking or Rezeroing the Thermal Head Usage Counter 42 3 2 2 Adjusting the Printer Label Gap Sensor 43 3 2 3 Adjusting the Printing Position 45 3 3 Clearing...

Page 4: ...Coming From the Scale 86 6 2 5 Sending Data from the Scale to HyperTerminal 87 6 2 6 Scale Data Header Codes 87 6 2 7 Requesting Data From the Scale Using HyperTerminal 88 7 0 Network and Interfaces S...

Page 5: ...ou have questions regarding this manual or a service related situation not covered by this manual please contact the Service Department by calling 715 234 9171 This manual applies to Version 1 37 of t...

Page 6: ...Input Sensitivity 0 4 2 0mV V Digital Specifications Display LCD with backlight 136 x 16 dots w icon Weight 5 digits Unit Weight 5 digits Quantity 7 digits Memory 2 Mb standard up to 5000 items Progra...

Page 7: ...rinter force balance or scanner Ethernet one Ethernet port to PC hub or router IBM Keyboard one IBM keyboard port Electronic Components Main CPU Hitachi HD6413003RF16 H8 3003 Flash Memory MBM29F160BE...

Page 8: ...ed before using them Annunciator Annunciator Meaning 0 Gross weight is zero NET Display shows net weight when tare weight is entered or recalled RECOM Unit weight is recomputing is possible INSUFF Net...

Page 9: ...tform or after using the numeric keypad to enter the sample size On multi channel units ensure that the correct scale is selected Other Modes escape the programming screen without saving data Used to...

Page 10: ...tting mode Select the top function or character of a desired character key Select the bottom function or character of a desired character key generally to quickly view the values in different register...

Page 11: ...00 divisions x 0 0005 lb 5 0 lb Counting resolution is based on the internal resolution of the scale The weight and counting resolutions for the DC 200 300 capacities are shown below and apply to all...

Page 12: ...f the pieces The package should include the following DC 200 300 counting scale Stainless steel platter AC power cord DC200 DC300 set up tools CD ROM Thermal head cleaning kit DC 300 only Thermal prin...

Page 13: ...a higher degree of scale stability turn in all four adjustable legs before leveling Turn out adjustable legs to level as needed Figure 2 2 Leveling Feet and Bubble 2 4 Powering Up the DC 200 300 After...

Page 14: ...scale 2 Press and hold and REZERO key while entering 124 from the numeric keypad to enter the Select Country Spec mode 3 Use the or key to scroll through the Country code options The options are 0 AA...

Page 15: ...creen in the Operation Mode At the stand by screen the WEIGHT UNIT WEIGHT and QUANTITY displays show zeroes and the annuciator for the platform you are using is illuminated A B C or D From this stand...

Page 16: ...ification specifies more stringent requirements to stay in compliance Your DIGI scale dealer has the calibrated test weights expertise and experience to perform this task for you as well as to check o...

Page 17: ...displayed 7 Make sure that nothing is on the scale platform and press the CODE key to have the scale automatically search for the zero point 8 The scale displays the zero point in the quantity window...

Page 18: ...keypad The weight appears in quantity window Press the REPRINT key to save the calibration data The display confirms that the span settings for calibration of the scale are being saved Finally the scr...

Page 19: ...ecific applications Setting the specifications allows you to modify the functionality of the DC 200 300 Use the tables in this section to view the options you can modify For example if you want the fu...

Page 20: ...of the configuration file takes about 10 seconds after which the scale will return to the Stand By mode To exit to the Operation Mode without saving the changes press the TARE key If you power off th...

Page 21: ...of the full scale capacity that the initial counting sample has to exceed otherwise the INSUFF lamp lights 0 0 1 DEFAULT 1 0 2 2 0 0 04 Set New Item Code During Registration Operation Mode 0 Yes DEFAU...

Page 22: ...ud Rate SIO Standard Input Output Port 0 1200 baud 1 2400 baud 2 4800 baud 3 9600 baud DEFAULT 4 19200 baud 5 38400 baud 17 RS 232C Data Length SIO Standard Input Output Port 0 7 bits 1 8 bits DEFAULT...

Page 23: ...ne DEFAULT 1 Odd 2 Even 29 RS 232 Connection to Force Balance FB 0 Disable DEFAULT 1 Enable 30 Type of Force Balance 0 Export DEFAULT 2 S HG200 1 HR 603 S HG300 31 PC PRN Output Data Method 0 No opera...

Page 24: ...Speed For Receipt 0 Slow 1 Normal DEFAULT 2 High 45 Printing Speed for Label 0 Slow 1 Normal DEFAULT 2 High 46 Label Printing Density 0 Low 1 Medium 2 Medium High DEFAULT 3 High 47 Label Type 0 Gap DE...

Page 25: ...ber in a range from 0 to 32 DEFAULT 01 57 Printing of Factory Name Format DC 300 only 0 No centering 1 Centering DEFAULT 58 Selection of Label Logo Printing Status DC 300 only 0 No print DEFAULT 1 Log...

Page 26: ...son label format from the default all item information fields to an abbreviated format with only selected fields 0 Disable DEFAULT 1 Enable 69 4 Lot No If disabled allows a single lot number to be ent...

Page 27: ...ions until you find the one you want Then make your changes per the instructions in Step 1 3 To change another SPEC code before exiting repeat Steps 1 and 2 4 To save all the changed SPEC settings cur...

Page 28: ...fast change in display 2 Prevent from medium vibration 3 Prevent from large vibration slow change in display 608 External Scale B Connection 0 Disable DEFAULT 1 Enable 609 Minimum Display Increment fo...

Page 29: ...vity Selection in mV V for Scale C 0 4 00 mV V 1 3 76 mV V 2 3 52 mV V 3 3 28 mV V 4 3 04 mV V 5 2 80 mV V 6 2 56 mV V 7 2 32 mV V 8 2 08 mV V 9 1 84 mV V DEFAULT 10 1 60 mV V 11 1 36 mV V 12 1 12 mV...

Page 30: ...Initial Start Range Settings 0 Unlimited to 10 full scale DEFAULT 1 2 full scale 2 10 full scale 632 Zero Range Settings 0 Unlimited to 10 full scale DEFAULT 1 2 full scale 2 10 full scale 633 Zero La...

Page 31: ...loading the defaults from the computer to the scale Note For information on how to install the DC 300 Utility Program on your computer Section 8 2 on page 101 If you have not already set up your compu...

Page 32: ...h located on the bottom of the scale at the back 3 After you restart the scale and it goes through its startup sequence the scale will show that the data transfer mode is ready 4 On your computer open...

Page 33: ...the current spec settings from the scale The Spec Upload program will next display the Spec Setting screen showing the values of the first four SPECs programmed in the scale Figure 2 6 User Specificat...

Page 34: ...ones available to upload to any DC 200 300 After assigning a file name click on the Save button to save the file You will be returned to the main Spec Upload Utility screen 8 To upload the changed spe...

Page 35: ...the new changes When the scale is powered back up it will still be in the DATA TRANSFER MODE READY state To exit the Data Transfer Mode continue with the instructions below 10 To exit the Data Transfe...

Page 36: ...DC 200 300 s so that their settings match 1 With the scale turned on and at the Stand by screen press REZERO SHIFT UP The scale display will indicate that it is changing to the data transfer mode 2 Th...

Page 37: ...ile named Default ini was copied into the Digisoft folder on your computer To see what the default settings are for the scale specifications see Section 2 5 to load a specification file you have previ...

Page 38: ...hing the specifications on another DC 200 300 To save the new configuration settings click on the Save button at the bottom of the dialog box You will be prompted to give this configuration a file nam...

Page 39: ...the new changes When the scale is powered back up it will still be in the DATA TRANSFER MODE READY state To exit the Data Transfer Mode continue with the instructions below 10 To exit the Data Transf...

Page 40: ...will be required for a scale operator to use certain functions of the scale A fifth mode of operation Service Mode is used by your DIGI Dealer or authorized service technician to perform initial prog...

Page 41: ...for help in determining the problem RAM Test 1 From the Stand by Screen press the MODE key until the display shows SERVICE MODE The Z annunciator indicating that you are in the service Mode will illum...

Page 42: ...1 Press the plus key The display shows SIO LOOP BACK TEST 2 Plug the test connector into the RS 232 port in the main interface board the lower RS 232 port next to the IBM keyboard port Figure 3 2 DC 2...

Page 43: ...est connectors into both of the ports on the option card the two upper RS 232 ports next to the Ethernet port marked SIO1 and SIO2 Figure 3 3 Option Board RS 232 Ports The scale will perform the test...

Page 44: ...Checksum test for the firmware While the test is being performed you will see When the test completes successfully the scale display will switch to Exiting the Hardware Test Mode At this point you can...

Page 45: ...he load cells 3 Press the TARE key to return to the SERVICE MODE Then press the MODE key twice to return to the Stand by screen 3 1 3 Span Switch Status Test From the Stand by screen press the MODE ke...

Page 46: ...f the print head in order to track usage on the new one 1 From the Stand by screen press the MODE key until the display shows SERVICE MODE The Z annunicator indicating that you are in the Service Mode...

Page 47: ...e threshold can be reset as described below Threshold Voltage The sensor needs a threshold voltage also called a gap reference voltage at which it can distinguish between a label and a gap between lab...

Page 48: ...l for information on how to load the labels for peel off and the SPEC settings involved Similar to the Gap Sensor s Threshold Voltage see Section 3 2 2 the Peel Sensor determines where the end of the...

Page 49: ...t to the Stand by screen 3 3 Clearing the Scale Memory This procedure allows you to clear the static RAM and all the Item Inventory and Label Format files You may want to use the DC 300 Utility Progra...

Page 50: ...not power off the scale while the memory clearing operation is in process 4 Once the memory is cleared the scale will go through its standard start up segment check and then return to the Stand by sc...

Page 51: ...3 4 Technical Drawings 3 4 1 DC 300 Exploded View Figure 3 9 DC 300 Exploded View All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 52: ...3 4 2 DC 300 Block Diagram Figure 3 10 DC 300 Block Diagram All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 53: ...3 4 3 DC 200 Block Diagram Figure 3 11 DC 200 Block Diagram All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 54: ...that hold the platter support and remove the platter support Figure 4 2 Remove Platter Support and Case Screws Also unscrew the screws at the four corners and the two screws underneath the front of t...

Page 55: ...the display assembly in place Figure 4 4 Display Assembly Screws 2 After removing the display assembly from the main cover remove the four screws shown below to separate the display board from the res...

Page 56: ...r see Section 4 1 and removed the Display Board Assembly see Section 4 2 above 1 Unscrew the six screws holding the keyboard circuit board to the scale cover Figure 4 8 Keyboard Circuit Board Screw Lo...

Page 57: ...4 10 which allow you to remove the housing covering the interface ports Figure 4 10 Remove Interface Port Cover 2 Disconnect the Interface Main Board from the scale s main board attached to the base F...

Page 58: ...Figure 4 13 Disconnect Printer From Main Board 2 To remove the drawer block simultaneously push the two triggers on the printer drawer block tray Figure 4 14 Printer Drawer Block Tray Triggers The pri...

Page 59: ...ly Screw 3 Turn the metal plate counter clockwise Then move the paper lead roller out of the way 4 Disconnect the two cables going to the printer head Figure 4 17 Disconnect Printer Cables 5 Remove th...

Page 60: ...6 Pull the thermal print head out vertically from the print head assembly Figure 4 19 Removing the Thermal Print Head Figure 4 20 Thermal Print Head All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 61: ...BAUD RATE DIN1 to the appropriate baud rate for the force balance SPEC 22 DATA LENGTH DIN1 to the appropriate number of bits for the force balance SPEC 23 STOP BIT DIN1 to the appropriate number of b...

Page 62: ...r SPEC 26 DATA LENGTH DIN2 to the appropriate number of bits for the printer SPEC 27 STOP BIT DIN2 to the appropriate number of bits for the printer SPEC 28 PARITY BIT DIN 1 to the appropriate odd or...

Page 63: ...Serial Port 1 In Windows click on the Start button 2 Go up to the Settings menu and select Control Panel 3 Double click on the System icon 4 Select the tab for Device Manager 5 Double click on Ports...

Page 64: ...incorrectly or not at all Table 5 4 Hidden Fields for the Eltron Label Program Note There are two tare weight fields V04 and V14 and two weight 1000 pieces fields V09 and V13 Either one can be used t...

Page 65: ...he label text such as titles or addresses not linked to the data output from the scale select fixed from the drop down list box labeled data source Then in the text string box enter the fixed text you...

Page 66: ...Codes You can also add a barcode not linked to output from the scale by choosing fixed in the data source drop down list 5 Since some of the default field lengths are 32 characters long the bar codes...

Page 67: ...Top of the Hidden Fields Adding a Picture or a Graphic You may want to add a company logo or other picture to your label design To do so follow these steps 1 Save the graphic or picture in the PCX for...

Page 68: ...design click on the Save button 2 If your label format does not have any pictures or graphics you can skip to Step 3 of this section If your label design contains a picture or graphic open the File M...

Page 69: ...nction use the Replace function under the Edit Menu in WordPad 10 At the end of the EJF file insert a line before the last line FE and enter PA1 This tells the printer to print one label 11 Save the E...

Page 70: ...32 N q816 Q1015 24 0 S2 D8 ZT TTh m TDy2 mn dd A39 946 3 1 4 3 N ID CODE A39 700 3 1 4 2 N V00 B93 950 3 3 2 4 101 B 3 V00 A256 954 3 1 4 2 N QUANTITY A260 721 3 1 4 2 N V01 B254 451 3 3 2 4 101 B V0...

Page 71: ...the Open button 6 Use the pull down menu on the Enter Download Label Name field to select the type of download you want to send to the printer Individual Label the most commonly used This will print...

Page 72: ...ustomize and reuse these templates using the instructions in Section 5 2 2 Label Format L1 Individual Label with ID Code This template will print a single label with an Item ID Code when the or key is...

Page 73: ...118 0 1 4 1 1 N SEQ NO V05 A90 0 1 4 1 1 N V06 B430 0 1 3 2 7 57 N 3 V00 A362 0 1 4 2 2 N ID CODE V00 A62 0 1 4 1 1 N PART NO V07 A34 0 1 4 1 1 N LOT NO V16 A34 430 1 4 1 1 N PART NAME V08 A311 0 1 4...

Page 74: ...Format 2 N FK L2 FS L2 V00 32 N 0 V01 10 N 1 V02 10 N 2 V03 10 N 3 V04 10 N 4 V05 10 N 5 V06 30 N 6 V07 32 N 7 V08 32 N 8 V09 10 N 9 V10 10 N A V11 10 N B V12 10 N C V13 10 N D V14 10 N E V15 10 N F V...

Page 75: ...2 N 0 V01 10 N 1 V02 10 N 2 V03 10 N 3 V04 10 N 4 V05 10 N 5 V06 30 N 6 V07 32 N 7 V08 32 N 8 V09 10 N 9 V10 10 N A V11 10 N B V12 10 N C V13 10 N D V14 10 N E V15 10 N F V16 32 N G continued at top o...

Page 76: ...FK L4 FS L4 V00 32 N 0 V01 10 N 1 V02 10 N 2 V03 10 N 3 V04 10 N 4 V05 10 N 5 V06 30 N 6 V07 32 N 7 V08 32 N 8 V09 10 N 9 V10 10 N A V11 10 N B V12 10 N C V13 10 N D V14 10 N E V15 10 N F V16 32 N G Q...

Page 77: ...tings tab set the following set Bits per second to 9600 set Data bits to 8 set Parity to None set Stop Bits to 1 set Flow Control to Hardware When you are done configuring the Port Settings click on t...

Page 78: ...Eltron printer s memory Type UF to have the printer return what label format is stored in the printer 12 The terminal window will now display the data returned by the printer Figure 5 20 Printer Memor...

Page 79: ...set SPEC20 to 3 Printer PC if the printer is on DIN1 or 4 PC Printer if the printer is on DIN2 Then check to see that Specs 21 through 24 in the case where the printer is on DIN1 and Specs 25 through...

Page 80: ...of 9600 baud 8 bit data length parity none and 1 stop bit If the printer is connected to one of the two RS 232 ports on the DC 200 300 option card set SPEC20 to 3 Printer PC if the printer is on DIN1...

Page 81: ...r 6 1 1 Checking the Scale s IP Address You can check to see what the DC 200 300 s IP Address is set at by doing the following 1 Press the MODE key three times The scale will display SERVICE MODE Whil...

Page 82: ...Administrator To change the IP address of the DC 200 300 directly from the keyboard of the scale follow the instructions below 1 Press the MODE key three times The scale will display SERVICE MODE Whil...

Page 83: ...r 6 1 5 Setting the Computer s Network Communication Note The instructions and screenshots below apply to computers running Microsoft Windows 98 as their operating system Windows 2000 and Windows XP i...

Page 84: ...t the IP Address tab click the radio button for Specify an IP address Then enter an IP address for your computer that is different than the scale s IP address If it not already being used on your netw...

Page 85: ...er Dialog Box 7 Once your computer has restarted it is ready to communicate to the scale Go to Section 6 1 6 6 1 6 Entering the Data Transfer Mode on the Scale On the DC 200 300 press REZERO SHIFT UP...

Page 86: ...ram see Section 8 2 to design and upload free label formats use the DC 300 Label Editor program see Section 5 2 6 1 7 Exiting The Data Transfer Mode on the Scale When you are done transferring data be...

Page 87: ...d prompt on your computer talk to your IT or network administrator 3 At the MS DOS or command prompt type ping 192 168 0 1 and press the Enter key If you have set your scale s IP address to something...

Page 88: ...6 DATA LENGTH DIN2 to the appropriate number of bits for the printer SPEC 27 STOP BIT DIN2 to the appropriate number of bits for the printer SPEC 28 PARITY BIT DIN 1 to the appropriate odd or even for...

Page 89: ...PC SPEC 23 STOP BIT DIN1 to the appropriate number of bits for the PC SPEC 24 PARITY BIT DIN 1 to the appropriate odd or even for the PC SPEC 25 BAUD RATE DIN2 to the appropriate baud rate for the for...

Page 90: ...tings click on the OK button to exit the Port Settings dialog box 7 In the Properties dialog box select the tab labeled Settings 8 In the Settings dialog box click on the button labeled ASCII Setup Th...

Page 91: ...ission SPEC 35 PC DATA WITH HEADER controls whether headers are sent with the data or not Set SPEC 35 to 0 YES to send headers with the data to 1 NO to omit the headers If the data is sent without hea...

Page 92: ...m the Start Menu select Programs and then from the Programs Menu select Accessories 8 Within the Accessories Menu select Communications and in the Communications Menu choose HyperTerminal 9 Once the H...

Page 93: ...e at the port labeled IBM KEYBD Figure 7 1 Keyboard Port Location Set SPEC 37 IBM KEYBOARD PORT to 0 IBM KEYBOARD Note For instructions on how to set the customer specifications please see Section 2 9...

Page 94: ...appropriate port and in some cases do the set up on the scanner required by the scanner manufacturer 7 2 1 Header Codes Data can be input either with headers or without The following header codes are...

Page 95: ...functions 7 2 3 Configuring the RS 232C Port for a Scanner An RS 232C scanner must be connected to the the main port next to the keyboard port The RS 232C ports on the scale s option card next to the...

Page 96: ...r instructions on how to set the customer specifications please see Section 2 9 SPEC 37 IBM KEYBOARD PORT to 0 BARCODE SCANNER SPEC 38 BAR CODE SCANNER BCS WITH HEADER to 0 ENABLE or 1 DISABLE dependi...

Page 97: ...oper communication with the DC 200 300 1 Set to RS 232 Default Values and Enable RS 232 Interface Warning use this barcode with caution because it will clear any features you may have programmed since...

Page 98: ...e hardware handshaking disable CTS RTS flow control disable XON XOFF software handshaking Set Disable Hardware Disable CTS RTS Disable Xon Xoff End 4 Set Baud Rate 4800 Baud Set 4800 Baud End All manu...

Page 99: ...cter Delay 0 milliseconds Set 0 milliseconds End 6 Disable ACK NAK Set Disable ACK NAK End 7 Set Suffix Set Suffix Suffix 0 Suffix D Set Set Suffix Suffix 0 Suffix D End All manuals and user guides at...

Page 100: ...l ID disable ID Control Set Disable ID Control End 9 Set Check Digit don t compute check digit don t transmit Set Don t Compute Don t Transmit Enable Full ASCII End All manuals and user guides at all...

Page 101: ...10 Set Label Length set minimum length set length 0 Set Set Minimum Length Set 0 Set 0 End All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 102: ...canner to communicate with the DC 200 300 scale 1 Set to RS 232 Default Values Warning use this barcode with caution because it will clear any features you may have programmed 2 Set Keyboard Type to E...

Page 103: ...1 PRN DIN2 FB DIN1 SPEC 21 BAUD RATE DIN1 to the appropriate baud rate for the force balance SPEC 22 DATA LENGTH DIN1 to the appropriate number of bits for the force balance SPEC 23 STOP BIT DIN1 to t...

Page 104: ...balance on SIO2 SPEC 20 RS232 OPTION CARD to 6 FB DIN2 PC DIN1 SPEC 21 BAUD RATE DIN1 to the appropriate baud rate for the PC SPEC 22 DATA LENGTH DIN1 to the appropriate number of bits for the PC SPE...

Page 105: ...again 2 The scale will beep once then display the version of the DC 200 300 firmware it is operating on Figure 8 1 DC 200 300 Firmware Version Number Display 3 After a test of the elements of the disp...

Page 106: ...e default directory C DIGISOFT WINDLOAD_SE or click on the Browse button to specify a different directory Once you have chosen a directory in which to install the program click on the Next button Figu...

Page 107: ...nce you are satisfied with the installation settings click the Next button to continue The installation program will now copy the necessary programs to your PC s hard drive While the copying is going...

Page 108: ...etting Up the WinDload Software 1 Start the WinDload software by double clicking on the program icon either on your Windows desktop or in the Program Folder you selected to install it in The WinDload...

Page 109: ...this checkbox by clicking on it Then click the OK button to save and exit Software Settings 3 Enter File Locations by either clicking on the file cabinet icon on the toolbar or by selecting the Optio...

Page 110: ...e File Locations dialog box 4 Select Update BIN files from ZIP files either by clicking on the file folder icon on the tolbar or by selecting the Actions menu and then Update BIN files from ZIP files...

Page 111: ...screen 7 A message will appear saying this might take a moment Figure 8 12 WinDload Updating Message Click on the OK button to continue 8 When the update is complete you will see a message confirming...

Page 112: ...15 meters with an 8 pin male DIN plug at the scale end and a 9 pin female D Sub plug at the computer end The pin configurations are shown below Figure 8 14 Connection from Scale to PC Pin Number Signa...

Page 113: ...e of the scale not the On Off key on the keyboard Power the scale back on while holding down the REZERO and D keys simultaneously The scale display will show PRG LOAD Figure 8 16 DC200 300 Scale Ready...

Page 114: ...18 WinDload Erase Confirmation To proceed with the flash memory erase click on the OK button 5 The program will show the status message Flash memory erase indicating that the procedure is in progress...

Page 115: ...20 WinDload Download Complete Click anywhere on the Download Complete window to close it The scale display will change stop displaying PRG LOAD to displaying the new firmware version number and then...

Page 116: ...ob sequence see Section 8 0 Job Sequence Programming in the DC 200 300 Operation Manual Read file Errors reading the file memory errors Clear the memory contact your DIGI dealer Non factory name No fa...

Page 117: ...e data item see Sectin 6 1 2 Programing Item Code in the DC 200 300 Operation Manual Quantity overflow The quantity data is over the limit for the number of places that can be displayed Work with a sm...

Page 118: ...transfer item files specifications and labels to and from a computer and the scale using the DC 300 service tools programs See Sections 3 2 6 2 7 3 and 11 6 of the DC 200 300 Operation Manual REZERO S...

Page 119: ...int operation See DC 200 300 Service Manual Section 3 2 2 REZERO 0717 IP Address Check Allows you to verify the IP Address the scale is programmed for in order to connect the scale to a network See Se...

Page 120: ...03 35 23 C 67 43 c 99 63 Ctrl D EOT 04 04 36 24 D 68 44 d 100 64 Ctrl E ENQ 05 05 37 25 E 69 45 e 101 65 Ctrl F ACK 06 06 38 26 F 70 46 f 102 66 Ctrl G BEL 07 07 39 27 G 71 47 g 103 67 Ctrl H BS 08 08...

Page 121: ...139 8B 1 2 171 AB 203 CB 235 EB 140 8C 1 4 172 AC 204 CC 236 EC 141 8D 173 AD 205 CD 237 ED 142 8E 174 AE 206 CE 238 EE 143 8F 175 AF 207 CF 239 EF 144 90 176 B0 208 D0 240 F0 145 91 177 B1 209 D1 241...

Page 122: ...corresponding to the character you want SPACE A B C D E F G H I 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 J K L M N O P Q R S 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 T U V W X Y Z 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 0 1 2 3 4 5...

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