Rinstrum D32 series, Manual

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Remote Display Installation Manual
– Software Version 4.x
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5.4.10. Protocol 10: AD Standard String
Character
Number
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Description
Hea
d
e
rA(0)
Hea
d
e
rA(1)
Comm
a
Hea
d
e
rB(0)
Hea
d
e
rB(1)
Comm
a
S
ign
W
e
igh
t(0
)
W
e
igh
t(1
)
W
e
igh
t(2
)
W
e
igh
t(3
)
W
e
igh
t(4
)
W
e
igh
t(5
)
Character
Number
13 14 15 16 17
Description
W
e
igh
t(6
)
Units(0
)
Units(1
)
CR
LF
Function Description
HeaderA This header can be ST, UN or OL representing stable,
unstable and out of scale range.
Comma Comma (ASCII 2CH).
HeaderB This second header can be GS - gross weight, NT - Net
weight, TR - Tare and PT - Preset Tare.
The NET annunciator will be on for Net weight and off for all
other weights.
Sign The sign of the weight reading (plus (+) for positive, dash (-) for
negative). It is also used to show the direction of out of scale
range: + for overload and
– for underload.
Weight These seven characters are a string containing the current
weight including the decimal point. If there is no decimal point,
then the last character is a period. Leading zero blanking
applies. During overload or underload the weight reading will
be spaces. E.g.
(000300.) Note the trailing period, this string would represent
300 units.
(0003.00) Is another acceptable string, note that when the
decimal point is added the period at the end is removed.
Units A two character unit string. A leading space is used for single
character units. Eg. (kg) ( t) (lb) ( g)
CR Carriage Return character (ASCII 0DH).
LF Line Feed character (ASCII 0AH).