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Page 1: ...73357 DI 80 O O O Op p p pe e e er r r ra a a at t t tii i io o o on n n nM M M Ma a a an n n nu u u ua a a all l l When Accuracy Counts II I In n n nd d d dii i ic c c ca a a at t t to o o or r r r...
Page 2: ...6 Weight Hold Function 16 3 7 Animal Weighing Function 16 3 8 Setpoint Function 17 3 8 1 Setpoint Value Entry 18 3 9 Call Item Code in Weighing Mode 19 4 COUNTING OPERATION 20 4 1 Unit Weight Entry 20...
Page 3: ...Stable Tare Battery Weight Base Indicator kg oz g dwt lb and Pcs 1 2 A D Section A D Conversion Speed 30 times per sec at 1mV V Internal Resolution 1 500 000 or 1 000 000 Display Resolution 2500d 10...
Page 4: ...TRON LP2622 series PC 1 6 Option OP1 BUILT IN THERMAL PRINTER The built in printer module Thermal serial dot printer SEIKO MTP201 Paper Size 50mm diameter 58mm width OP2 RS 232 RS 485 Interface board...
Page 5: ...pin Female 3 RS 232 485 Interface RS 232C DIN 8 Pin Female RS 485 RJ45 8 Pin 4 Scale 1 interface Amphenol 14 pin 5 Scale 2 Interface Amphenol 14 pin Display Key Panel Built in Printer Option Battery C...
Page 6: ...inventory data By internal specification setting Program Inventory data in Program Mode HOLD KEY Enable disable Hold Function SAMPLE KEY Calculate and enter a unit weight of item by sampling in count...
Page 7: ...n program mode ADD KEY Add weight value a quantity of parts in counting mode to total memory Set set point data to item data in program mode TOTAL KEY Clear total memory Print the label or receipt whe...
Page 8: ...11 Unit Weight Lamp 2 Unit weight is displayed on the right half of sub display 12 Pieces Lamp 2 Quantity is displayed on the right half of sub display Triangle Indicator Lamps INSUFF Insufficient Lam...
Page 9: ...tainer on platform NET 0 526 kg u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Subtract the tare T T NET 0 000 kg u u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 4 Fill container to required weight T NET 1...
Page 10: ...ecom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 2 Enter the tare value though 5 0 numeric keys 1 5 NET i e 5 158kg 8 0 000 kg 5 1 5 8 u u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Subtract the tare T T NET 5 158 kg...
Page 11: ...om In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 2 Put weight on the platter i e Gross weight 19 164 kg T NET 14 006 kg u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Display Gross weight B G NET B G T 19 164 kg u Insuff...
Page 12: ...n is done are listed in the following table The base unit The convertible units and the sequence kg kg lb kg lb lb kg lb g g oz dwt g oz oz dwt g oz dwt dwt g oz dwt 1 Put weight on the platter i e Kg...
Page 13: ...sing SCALE key The active platform is indicated by indicator lamps scale 1 and scale 2 on the display 1 Scale 1 is used NET 0 000 kg u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 2 Change to scale 2 SCAL...
Page 14: ...n the platform NET 2 162 kg u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 2 Add the weight to total memory NET totAL W E I G H T 2 1 6 2 u u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Clear the total dis...
Page 15: ...y NET totAL W E I G H T 2 1 6 2 u u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 9 Clear the total data Q 0 Scale is back to weighing NET display automatically 0 000 kg Note 3 u Insuff Recom In Out Hold M...
Page 16: ...HOLD key Weight hold at the first stable point Weight hold at peak point 3 7 Animal Weighing Function DI 80 can alter 4 different display filter levels by internal specification setting SPEC34 and 35...
Page 17: ...be selected by internal specification setting SPEC 17 Bit 2 SETPOINT ALARM FOR FILLING APPLICATION Intermittent buzzer will beep when the weight or quantity is between Setpoint 1 and Setpoint 2 Conti...
Page 18: ...Setpoint 2 value and 2 l 0 enter the data by pressing 5 0 NET SETPOINT key 0 SET 0 000 kg i e 2 500kg POINT key u u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note 1 If the entry of setpoint 3 and 4 ar...
Page 19: ...ode 1 0 0 0 NET 0 000 kg C O N E J 8 W u u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note If parts name is programmed to item code the parts name is displayed in the second display 3 Place item on plat...
Page 20: ...y 3 Compute a unit weight Pcs NET 0 186 kg 1 8 6 3 9 1 0 Pcs u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note 1 DI 80 calculate the average unit weight by Pcs To calculate the accurate unit weight...
Page 21: ...Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note 1 To clear unit weight data press C key Note 2 If multiple scales are connected to DI 80 it is qenerally recommended to perform the sampling operation wi...
Page 22: ...ue 1 8 0 l 6 NET 9 3 0 000 kg 1 8 6 9 3 u Pcs u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note The unit weight should be 1000 pcs of items 3 Enter unit weight Unit 0 Weight NET 0 000 kg 1 8 6 9 3 0...
Page 23: ...com In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Add the quantity to total memory NET totAL Pcs Q U A N T I T Y 2 4 8 1 Pcs u u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 4 Clear the total display by C 0 pressing...
Page 24: ...cs u u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 9 Clear the total data Q 0 Return to counting mode NET automatically 0 000 kg 1 5 1 4 0 0 Pcs u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note 1...
Page 25: ...weight is programmed to item code the unit weight is recalled automatically and displayed for a second display 3 Select parts movement 0 status NET 0 000 kg 1 2 5 3 0 0 u Pcs u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out...
Page 26: ...4 9 u Pcs u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note 1 If setpoint data is programmed to item code the checker display shows the weight status Note 2 When the optional printer is used the tra...
Page 27: ...ou may skip to program parts No PARTS NAME Parts No will be printed on label and transmitted to PC when connecting bar code printer and PC When calling item code in operation mode the parts name will...
Page 28: ...ces B SCALE CHANGE C UNIT WEIGHT D SETPOINT E FEED F 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 i e To enter SCREW enter 5 3 4 3 5 2 4 5 5 7 3 A S C R E W Note Refer to Appendix I ASCII CODE LIST P 16 A0...
Page 29: ...5 2 3 S C R E W Note Refer to Appendix II TERAOKA CODE LIST P 16 t00 SCREW CROMATE23_ POSITION OF CURSOR These two digits shows the position of cursor and to move cursor position The example shows th...
Page 30: ...and 1 0 0 press key 0 NET 0 000 kg 8 u Pcs u u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Enter tare value by any means 0 of 3 1 Tare Subtraction T NET 0 500 kg 8 Pcs u u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out H...
Page 31: ...data to parts No and 3 5 0 press Q key 4 0 T NET 5 4 0 056 kg Refer to 5 1 1 Alphanumeric 5 2 1 8 6 8 0 8 data entry Q Pcs u u Pcs i e 5ATR Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 9 Press key to ente...
Page 32: ...point 3 and press 5 0 0 key 0 T NET 0 056 kg 1 8 6 8 0 8 i e 500 pcs Pcs u u Pcs Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 Note The setpoint data can be selected from weight base or quantity base by in...
Page 33: ...ete 1 0 and press key 0 ProG If calling the item that has C L E A R P L U already existed in item memory u this display appears Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 To edit an item data 3 Press ke...
Page 34: ...2 3 Clear all item data C ProG P L U C O U N T 0 u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 5 2 3 Reset Sequence Number to 0 1 Go to program mode MODE RE ZERO ProG P L U C O U N T 1 0 u Insuff Recom I...
Page 35: ...the number of items that exist in memory 2 Press key CH 1 A 2 0 0 u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Check other item codes with C and key CH 2 A 3 0 0 u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S...
Page 36: ...N u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 3 Press key and again to go to date entry mode EntEr D D M M Y Y 0 u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 4 Enter date month and year 1 8 data 0 2 0 0...
Page 37: ...5 Saturday 2 Wednesday 6 Sunday 3 Thursday 7 Press key EntEr H H M M 0 u Insuff Recom In Out Hold Mem Prog S 1 S2 8 Enter the current time 2 0 5 3 EntEr i e 20 53 D A Y 2 0 5 3 u Insuff Recom In Out...
Page 38: ...32 2 42 B 52 R 62 b 72 r 23 33 3 43 C 53 S 63 c 73 s 24 34 4 44 D 54 T 64 d 74 t 25 35 5 45 E 55 U 65 e 75 u 26 36 6 46 F 56 V 66 f 76 v 27 37 7 47 G 57 W 67 g 77 w 28 38 8 48 H 58 X 68 h 78 x 29 39 9...
Page 39: ...B 22 V 42 62 82 03 C 23 W 43 63 83 04 D 24 X 44 64 84 05 E 25 Y 45 65 85 06 F 26 Z 46 66 86 07 G 27 47 67 87 08 H 28 48 68 88 09 I 29 49 69 89 10 J 30 0 50 70 90 11 K 31 1 51 71 91 12 L 32 2 52 72 92...
Page 40: ...by accident misuse neglect alteration improper installation improper repair or improper testing RLWS shall be the sole judge of all alleged non conformities Such equipment has not been modified altere...
