Western Scale m2000D, Техническое руководство

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2000D technical manual
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Table 1: Scale Status Information (Sectional Scales)
SECTIONAL SCALE
- This scale allocation is a 4 Ch annel
scale consisting of 4 sections starting on the P rimary DLC – Press the
[TARE] key to start scrolling through the sections
This is the C ombination of the section 1 (in this case section 1 of 4 )
– Press the [ TARE ] key to look at the first corner of the section
The first corner of section 1 goes to cell 1 on the P rimary DLC terminal
box – Press the [ TARE ] key to look at the second corner of the section
The second corner of section 1 goes to cell 2 on the P rimary DLC
terminal box – Press the [TARE ] key to move on to the next section
S – (S)ectional scale allocation
Indicator to show that a S ectional scale was allocated for this scale channel
H – (H)opper scale allocation
Indicator to show that a Hopper scale was allocated for this scale channel
P – (P)rimary DLC slave selected
Indicator to show that the section scale is located on the primary DLC
S – (S)econdary DLC slave selected
Indicator to show that the section on this sectional scale is located on the secondary DLC
Number of Sections allocated to the scale
This number indicates the number of sections allocated to the sectional scale.
In this case, the scale consists of 4 sections. Each section represents 2 load cells
referred to as corners. A section consists of two corners where each corner, equates
to a single cell on a DLC terminal box.
INTRODUCTION
SECTIONAL SCALES
Channel Status Information
E -
Faulty corner/cell . Only the faulty corner will have a flashing ‘ E ’ in its status field.
This way the user can scroll through the corners/sections to find out which corners are
diagnosed as faulty. Use the
TARE key to scroll through the corners.
D - Corner/cell disabled
A - Corner / Section Adjustment mode activated.
- Cell allocated to another scale – or not accessible to the user