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8 Tolerance check weighing
8.1 General
In many weighing applications, it is not the absolute weight of an item that is of
interest, but the
deviation
of this weight
from a nominal value
. These
applications, for example, are weight control of packages of equal weight or the
process control of parts during a manufacturing process.
The
FIS
balance offers a variety of functions so as to ensure that these tests can
be carried out
efficiently
.
The results of this kind of tolerance check are displayed with the help of three
different
display possibilities
:
•
Pilot lamps (yellow-green-red)
The quickest information as to whether or not the item to be weighed lies within
the tolerance limits is supplied by the
coloured pilot lamps
located in the upper
section of the display housing. These pilot lamps are only in operation while the
tolerance check is active, otherwise they are not visible.
The pilot lamps provide the following information:
- item to be weighed within tolerance range
- green pilot lamp illuminated
- item to be weighed below lower tolerance limit - red pilot lamp illuminated
- item to be weighed above upper tolerance limit - yellow pilot lamp illuminated
•
Bar graph (display bar)
Further information is supplied by the
bar graph
in the upper section of the LC
display. This bar graph gives an analogue indication (by the length of the
presented bar) of
where
the weight of the item to be weighed lies
within the
tolerance range
. For this purpose, the tolerance range between the nominal
value and the upper or lower limiting value is always standardized in such a way
that it just corresponds to the length of the bar of the bar graph.
•
Weight value (numerical display)
The exact weight value is supplied by the
numerical display
which is also on-
line during this operating mode. The following displays may be selected:
- display of the absolute weight value,
- display of the difference between the current weight value and the nominal
value (see chapter 8.3 operating modes, settings).
This type of display can be selected in “equipment settings“ (symbol display 9).
When delivered the standard equipment is set to absolute values display.
