Yamato DP-6900, Руководство по обслуживанию

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(2) Dealer parameters
Dealer parameter mode is used to change dealer parameters, which concern the instrument’s weight
measuring properties such as the detection of stable measurement values. For this reason, do not make any
unnecessary changes. Moreover, do not disclose, outside the dealer, how to make the settings.
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How to set dealer parameters
Operation Display
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Press and at the same time.
While holding down , press twice.
Release all the keys and then press once.
The panel shows the dealer parameter #E0 and its setup value.
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Use the following keys when you set dealer parameters.
: Switches to the next parameter. : Increases the parameter setting by 1
& : Return to the previous parameter.
: Decreases the parameter setting
by 1.
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(IMPORTANT)
When you have changed a setting, be sure to press to switch to the next parameter before
turning off the power.
Unless you switch to the next parameter, any changes you made to the setting will be lost.
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Dealer parameter table
No. Item
Setting
value
Description of options
#13 Communication method 0: (Not available for setting)
(parameter for option) 1: (Not available for setting)
2: RS232C / USB-Serial input/output
3: (Not available for setting)
4: (Not available for setting)
5: (Not available for setting)
6: (Not available for setting)
7: LAN communication
#E0 System ID 0: 0
#E1 Stable-state sampling count 0–15: 7 Number of samplings: This setup value x 2
#E2 Stable-state count 0–50: 5
#E3 Very stable-state count 0–50: 2
#E4 Stable-state releasing count 0–50: 10
#E5 Moving average filter 5 0–15: Number of taps (invalid when it is set to less than 2) 13
#E6 Moving average filter 1 0–7: Number of taps (invalid when it is set to less than 2) 4
#E7 Moving average filter 2 0–7: Number of taps (invalid when it is set to less than 2) 5
#E8 Moving average filter 3 0–16: Number of taps (invalid when it is set to less than 2) 6
#E9 Moving average filter 4 0–31: Number of taps (invalid when it is set to less than 2) 29
#F0 Load/Unload judge 1–255:
The amount (weight) at which an item is judged to be loaded or
unloaded.
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For instruments to be used for certification, set this to 20 or higher.
#F2 One-time addition 0: Add the same weight any number of times
1:
One-time addition (After a measurement is close to zero, manually
add the next measurement only once.)
#F9
Decimation
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Prevention of flickering
0–15: This setup value x 20 ms
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