Chapter 6 How to use the Multi-functions
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Chapter 6 How to use the Multi-functions
6-1.
Checkweighing function (upper/lower limit evaluation function)
Checkweighing function
Application Checkweighing
(upper/lower limits evaluation) operation
Weighing method
If you set the upper limit and lower limit of the allowable weight range, the system
determines whether the items you put on the instrument fall within the limits.
Advantage
The operator can quickly tell whether the items are allowable.
Setting values
• Lower limit of the allowable weight range
• Upper limit of the allowable weight range
• Number of weighing samples, and weight/one sampling (when the Support
function "Just quantity function" is used)
• Preset tare
Indication on Main-
display
Measured weight
Indication on Sub-
display
Lower limit, insufficient weight of items, insufficient quantity of items (selectable in
user parameter)
Max number of
program entries
99 programs
For the Checkweighing function, make two settings: the lower limit
and upper limit
of the allowable
weight range.
Underweight Allowable
weight Overweight
Lamp goes out
Blue lamp comes on
Lamp goes out
200 g (lower limit)
229 g (upper limit)
* You can change the condition of turning on the blue lamp with user parameters.
* The above is a case when the weighing capacity is 3000 g.
Checkweighing function - How to set the lower limit through easy setup
[Example] To set the lower limit to 100 g
Operation
Display
Set the user parameter #01 to
2
on the user parameter setting screen in
advance. * For how to set a user parameter, refer to [Section 4-3].
When the Main-display shows 0, enter
‘1’ ‘0’ ‘0’
with the numeric keypad.
Then place an item on the instrument when the Sub-display is blinking.
* Even if no item is placed, the process goes to the next step in 3 seconds
after the entry.
Measured
weight
Lower limit
of weight
* If the Support function is enabled, the Sub-display shows an
insufficient weight/quantity.
Allowable weight lamp comes on.
