MAGUIRE Weigh Scale Blender, Установка, эксплуатация и обслуживание

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M A G U I R E P R O D U C T S , I N C .
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W E I G H S C A L E B L E N D E R
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To observe this number continuously, use the *98 function in the PROGRAM mode.
Press Display will say: ENTER PASSWORD
Press Display will say: PROGRAM
Press Display will say: INSTRUCTION [ __ ]
Press Display will say: DISPLAY RAW COUNTS DISABLED
Press Display will say: DISPLAY RAW COUNTS ENABLED
Press Display will say: PROGRAM
Press Display will say: CT= xxxxxxxx
Second line is an Output Event Monitor.
A floating, drifting number usually indicates the load cells are not plugged in.
A readout of 0 indicates an open circuit, a damaged wire or cell.
A full-scale readout of 249,850 indicates a damaged wire or cell.
A set of 3 K load cells will put out about 33 more counts for every gram of weight that is added. A test of sensitivity is to add a
small weight to the bin. The RAW WEIGHT count should increase by about 33 counts for each gram added. (10 counts per gram
for 10K load cells.)
If you call us for help in solving a load cell problem, it is helpful if you can tell us what the RAW COUNT number is with the bin
empty, and with a known weight in it. Pressing the CE key at any time will display the RAW COUNT number for the current weight.
To OPERATE with DAMAGED load cells in a VOLUMETRIC mode, see KEYPAD, *87, Volumetric mode.
Backup, Restore, Factory Reset
Locations of stored Blender settings and their purpose
There are 3 memory areas where Blender settings are stored:
1. User Settings - The current settings in use. When you make parameter changes and/or enable features,
the changes (if any) are recorded into the user-settings when you exit PROGRAM mode. When changes
are made to User Settings, the changes are stored in EEPROM memory so that they are not lost when
the Blender is powered off.
2. User Backup Settings
– The area in memory where User Settings are backed up into when the
23
function is used. If User Setting were never backed up using 23 then Factory default settings reside in
this memor
y location. “User Backup Settings” can be restored into “User Settings” using the
32
function.
3.
Factory Default Settings - The area in memory that holds the Blender's factory default settings. The
Factory Default Settings are hard-coded default settings for each model. Factory Default Setting can be
restored using the
12 function or by doing a CLEAR ALL.
For information on using 12 , 23 and 32 , see Star Functions .