BX 5 EN Manual 101112

BX 5
TRUCK WEIGHING INDICATOR

OPER ATION M ANUAL
11/2010
Contents:
SECTION CONTENTS PAGE
1. Overview 2
2. Installation and Commissioning 3
2.1. Mechanical Installation 3
2.2. Electrical Installation 3
2.3. Load cell Connection 4
2.4. RS-232C Serial Interface Connection 4
2.5. Commissioning 4
3. Housing 5
4. Front Panel and Key Functions 7
4.1 Display 7
4.2 Key Pad 8
4.3 Key Lock 9
5. Vehicle Weighing 10
5.1 First & Second Weighing 10
5.2 Weighing with Preset Vehicle Weight 15
5.3 Transit Weighing 16
6. Traffic Light Control 17
7. Reports 18
7.1. Daily Report 18
7.2. Reporting Between Two Dates 18
7.3. Reporting Between Two Ticket Numbers 19
7.4. Accumulation Report for Preset Vehicle Weights 20
7.5. Temporary First Memory Report 21
7.6. Reprint the Weighing Ticket 21
8. Memory Operations 22
8.1. Temporary First Weighing Memory 22
8.2. ID Memory 22
8.3. Preset Vehicle Weight Memory 23
9. Serial Interface and Weighing Ticket 23
10. Alibi Memory 27
11. Programming and Calibration 28
12. Options 40
App. 1 Status Bytes in Continuous Data Output 42
App. 2 Host Mode Data Structure 43
App. 3 Trouble Shooting 46
App. 4 Parameter’s Default Table 48
App. 5 Calibration Table 49
PRECAUTIONS
 DO NOT LET THE UNAUTHORIZED PEOPLE INTERFERE THE INDICATOR.
 FOR SAFETY OPERATION BX 5 SHOULD BE SUPPLIED WITH GROUNDED VOLTAGE
NETWORK.
 CHECK THE POWER VOLTAGE AND GROUND CONNECTIONS BEFORE ENERGISING BX 5.
 DON’T ENERGISE BX 5 BEFORE MAKING LOAD CELL CONNECTION.
 DON’T PLUG IN OR OUT THE CABLES AND/OR CONNECTORS WHILE INDICATOR IS

ENERGISED.
 DO NOT OPEN THE ENCLOSURE WHILE BX 5 CONNECTED POWER SUPPLY.
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1. Overview
BX 5 is a high tech truck scale indicator designed for easy usage and reporting at
weighbridges. It has first weighing, second weighing and single weighing keys for truck
scale application for direct accessing to the weighing process. The indicator had been
designed according to OIML R76 recommendations, 90/384/EEC directive and EN45501
standard.
BX 5 weighing indicator can be used in both single range and dual range scales. The
weight data can be printed together with header and footer, date, time, vehicle ID, ID1 and
ID 2 on the label. It also has ability of 99 vehicle weight memories and 99 alphanumerical
ID1 and ID2 memories in total.
Alphanumeric headers and ID1 & ID2 such as customer, products etc. can be defined
freely and downloaded to BX 5 and can be printed.
1.1. Basic Features

 Weighing in single range or multi (dual) range.
 Usage of 2 different ID codes and 99 alphanumerical ID memories.
 Opportunity of printing alphanumeric ID header, label header and footer on the ticket.
 Up to 99 preset vehicle weight memories are available.
 Automatic zero tracking and zeroing via key.
 High resolution displaying ability.
 Real time clock enables printing date and time on the ticket.
 LEDs on the left side of display indicate weighing type in progress.
 Adaptive digital filter for stable and fast reading.
 Key lock function for preventing unauthorized interfere.
 BX 5 stores last 9,583 weighing data for reporting.
 Serial port selection opportunity for ticket printing and reporting.
1.2. Technical Features

 Input sensitivity : 0,4 µV/inc.(approved)
0,1 µV/inc (non approved)
 Type approval
Single range : 10.000 d
Multi range : 2 x 6.000 d
 Resolution
Display resolution : Up to 1 / 60.000 pieces
Internal resolution : Up to 1 / 8.000.000 pieces
 Load cell excitation voltage : 5 volt DC
 Quantity of the load cell : 6 units of 350ohm or 20 units 1200ohm
(Minimum 58 ohm, maximum 1200 ohm)
 Power supply : 230 V / 50 Hz AC , 12 VDC or 24 VDC
 Power consumption : 12 VA
 Operating temperature : Between -10°C and +40°C, up to 85% humidity,
Non-condensing.
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2. Installation and Commissioning
PRECAUTION: Please read this manual carefully before energizing the indicator and
perform the commissioning operation according the procedure given here. Use trained
personnel for cleaning, commissioning, checking and service of the indicator. The
interference of untrained personnel may cause some unwanted damages or injures.
2.1 Mechanical Installation

First of all please determine the place where your indicator can operate safely. The place
where you will use/install your indicator should be clean, not getting direct sun light if
possible, with a temperature between -10ºC and +40ºC, humidity 85% non condensing at
most and the cables should be installed safely to avoid mechanical damages.
Take care to the housing dimensions and the suggested panel hole dimensions given in
the Chapter 3. To avoid electrical noises, protect your indicator which has very low input
signal level from the equipments that produces electrical noise in panel mounting.
2.2 Electrical Installation

BX 5 has three power supply versions which are 230 VAC, 24 VDC and 12 VDC. 230 VAC
indicators are supplied with power cable; and DC indicators are supplied with special
power supply connector. Prepare your open end power supply cable by using this
connector as seen in Figure 1 below.
Pin No for desk
Pin Number
Definition and panel mount
for SS housing
type housings
12 or 24 VDC 1 3
Desk / Panel 0V 2 2
Housing Gnd 3 1
Figure 1 The pin layout of DC connector.
There are two jumpers on BX 5’s main board for calibration and for On/Off switch. To
change the position of these jumpers, open the housing and perform necessary changes
before energizing the indicator. J8 On/Off Switch
(Always short
circuit at the Panel
type)
Figure 2.
BX 5 Main J2 Calibration
Board (Short circuit for
calibration)
J17, short circuit for

on/off key function
The quality of instrument’s grounding will provide weighing accuracy and the safety of your
indicator. If the energy condition of your plant is bad, prepare a special power line and
grounding.
If you have to service the indicator, turn the power off and wait at least 30 seconds before
interfering.
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2.3 Load Cell Connection
The load cell wiring should be made carefully before energizing to avoid BX 5 from
damages. The input resistance of the load cells that you will connect should be more than
58 Ω. The sense pins of BX 5 should be connected. The sense and excitation pins with the
same polarity should be short circuited at the connector side in 4 wire load cell wiring.
Pin No
Pin Number
6 wired Load Cell 4 wired Load Cell for desk and
for SS housing
Cable Connection Cable Connection panel type
(J12 connector)
(DB9 Female)
+ Excitation + Excitation 1 1
+ Sense + Excitation 2 2
Shield Shield 3 4
- Sense - Excitation 4 6
- Excitation - Excitation 5 7
+ Signal + Signal 7 3
- Signal - Signal 8 5
Shield Shield Connector body 4
2.4 RS-232C Serial Interface Connection

The connection of the standard RS232C ( Interface-1 ) serial interface of BX 5 should be
made as given in the table below.
Pin No for desk and panel Pin Number

Definition mount type housings for SS housing
(DB9 Male) (J11 connector)
TXD 2 3
RXD 3 4
GND 7 2
Shield Connector body 1
2.5 Commissioning
After making the required installations and connections of BX 5, turn the power on and
make calibration. After checking the performance of your weighing instrument you can
begin to use the indicator. If there are peripheral connections, first you should turn the
power off; make the required connections, perform the required safety checks and
energize the indicator. Then set the related parameters and check if the peripheral devices
are operating properly.
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3. Housing
Desk type housing dimensions:
195 15
0
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BX 5 desk type front and side view
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POWER 230 VAC, 50Hz, 50mA RS232 C LOAD CELL
OPTION
S/N ANA □ □ □ □
BIN ETH INT MOD □ I/O3.3 □ I/O4.8 □
BX 5 desk type rear view Dimensions of Desk type

BX 5 housing with wall mount
apparatus
Panel type housing dimensions:
174 175
90 68
BX 5 Panel type front and side view

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9
144
5,5
POWER 230 VAC, 50Hz, 50mA
OPTION
69 80
ANA □ □ □ □
RS232 C
ANA □ □ □ □
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BX 5 Panel type rear view The hole dimensions for mounting

BX 5 Panel type on panel
Stainless steel type housing dimensions:
220 70
160
Stainless steel housing front view Stainless steel housing

side view
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4. Front Panel and Key Functions
Figure 3 Front panel view of BX 5
4.1 Display
The weight display of BX 5 is seven segments LED. At the left side of the weight display, a
group of indication LED’s (6 LED’s) take place that have different meanings according to
process, and under the weight display 6 LED’s take place related to the weighing. At the
right side of the display there are three LED’s for indicating the info, gross and the unit
(standard kg).
The meanings of the indication LEDs about under the display are:
Pwr : This LED will flash in case of low voltage. If the voltage decreases more,
the indicator will automatically shut off.
: With multi range scales these LED’s indicate the range that scale operates.
For single range scales only first range LED lits.
: Means preset tare is in function.
: Means the weight value on the display is stable.
: Means the weight is in real zero range.
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Here is the meaning of the LEDs on the left of the display:
Ready : Indicates the instrument is ready for weighing process.

1 : Indicates the first weighing is in progress.
2 : Indicates the second weighing is in progress.
PVehicle : Indicates the instrument is in the preset vehicle weight process.
Transit : Indicates the transit weighing is in progress.
: Indicates that keys are locked.
4.2 Key Pad

On the front panel of the BX 5 there are 19 keys. The functions of these keys are:
On/Off: It is used for turning BX 5 on or off. To turn the indicator off, this
key must be pressed and hold at least 2 seconds. This key can be inhibited
during programming. This key is not available on panel type housing.
Function: <F > key is used in combination with other keys and this key is
used to reset any weighing process.
Info: This key is used to view the last printed ticket number CN, The truck
quantity in the temporary first weighing memory [Temp ], Date and Time. To
toggle between this info you have to press this key repeatedly and at last you
will go back to weighing mode again.
Zeroing: If the scale doesn’t show zero while there is no load on the pan,
this key is pressed to make it zero.
Transit: Pressing this key starts the transit weighing cycle.
Preset Vehicle Weight: Pressing this key starts the weighing with preset
vehicle weight value.
First: Pressing this key starts the first truck weighing cycle.
Second: Pressing this key starts the second truck weighing cycle.
Enter: This key is used for going to the next step in the weighing cycle,
confirming the typed value and to get to the next parameter in setting mode.
ID: Used for numeric ID entry.
Memory: This key is used for data entry from preset vehicle weight memory
or ID memory; Or storing vehicle weight to memory.
High Resolution: By pressing this key the weight value can be viewed with
higher resolution in a short period.
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Ticket No: After pressing this key, first [CN ] message appears on the
display then the last CN number is displayed. If you enter the CN number
and press the <Enter> key, the related weighing ticket is reprinted.
Press <F> key or wait for a while to return back to the ready status
automatically.
Reprint: This key is used for reprinting the last weighing ticket in ready
status of the indicator.
Report Daily: This key is used for daily report.
Report DD: This key is used for reporting between two dates.
Report CN: This key is used for reporting between two ticket numbers.
Report Accu PV: This key is used for accumulator report of the vehicles in
the preset vehicle weight memory.
Numerical Keys: These keys are used for entering numerical values in
programming, or for entering ID and PT value.
4.3 Key Lock
BX 5 Key lock feature is used for preventing the instrument from unauthorized interferes.
You can activate or deactivate this function by pressing <F> and <Key Lock> keys
sequentially. The LED with key sign which takes place at the bottom of the Trans LED’s at
the left side of the display indicates the keys are locked.
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5. Vehicle Weighing
BX 5 indicator can be used in various type of truck weighing which are First & Second
weighing, weighing with preset vehicle weight and transit weighing.
If any of truck weighing process is not in operation, indicator waits in ready status by
lightening Ready LED on the left top of the display. One of the operation key is pressed to
start any weighing cycles. The weighing tickets are produced after weighing cycles
automatically, if any.
At ready status, if ASCII P is received to the port which is programmed for PC software
interface or Ticket printing, or if Print command is received at PC software interface
mode, the indicator transmits the weight data via this port. This feature gives flexible
usage advantage to the user for usage with PC software in normal ; but directly printing
ticket via BX 5 when PC is out of order. The weighing data in BX 5 might be transferred
to PC after functioning PC.
Warning: In weighbridge operation, the operator attention and concentration is very

important for the correct data entry. If operator entries the wrong data, it is not possible to
cancel the operation after printing the ticket or to change the records in the memory.
5.1. First & Second Weighing

This is the most common truck weighing operation; the truck is weighed two times and the
ticket is printed with the difference as a net weight after the second weighing.
First weighing:
This first weighing data is stored in to the temporarily first weighing memory and produces
the inbound weighing ticket for the outbound operation.
First weighing can be done with printing First weighing ticket or not (refer to parameter
[045 ]).
First weighing ticket includes temporary first weighing memory code, first weight value and
vehicle ID, if any.
Second weighing:
This second weighing data is combined together with the first weighing data and produces
weighing ticket. After second weighing, the related temporarily first weighing memory can
not be used again and truck weighing data is stored.
The First and Second weighing cycles are described on the following pages;
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First weighing cycle with first weighing label printing ( parameter 045=1 ):
Steps Truck Position Description

[ 0 kg ] There is no truck on If the indication is not 0 kg, press <Zero> key
the weighbridge. before loading the scale in ready status.
( Unloaded Scale )
[ 9760 kg ] Truck is driven on to Loading the scale.

the scale and engine
is stopped.
Press < First > key to start the first weighing
process.
Truck is on to the
[ First ] scale and weight is Message is displayed for 1 second.
stable on display.
[ V. Id ] Enter the vehicle ID numerically,if this entry is

[ 584 ] programmed for the first weighing.
(refer to parameter [042 ] ).
Press <Enter> key.
[ Id1 ] Press <M> key to select from ID memory or

[ 78 ] press <ID> key for numeric entry, if this entry
is programmed for the first weighing.
( refer to parameter [043 ] ).
Press <Enter> key.

is programmed for first weighing.
Press <Enter> key.
[ Print ] If the truck is ready for the weighing, press

[ 9760 kg ] <Enter> key to save and to print the first
weighing ticket.
[ Cod XX ] Temporary memory code number is

automatically produced and displayed for 15
seconds.
First weighing ticket is printed.
[ Unload ] Message appears until unloading the scale.
[ 9760 kg ]
[ 0 kg] Truck is driven out of Unloaded the scale.

the scale.
If the displayed weight is less than 20e or
<F> key is pressed, BX 5 goes to the ready
status.
 Press <F> key to cancel the first weighing process.

 Go in to the Temporary first Weighing Memory to delete first weighing record.
 [ Code FL] message appears, if the Temporary first Weighing Memory is full. Check the memory for the
records to be deleted or wait for any second operation for new first weighing.
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First weighing cycle without first weighing label printing ( parameter 045=0 ):

( Unloaded Scale )

is stopped.
Press < First > key to start the first weighing
process.
Truck is on to the
[ First ] scale and weight is Message is displayed for 1 second.
stable on display.
[ V. Id ] Enter up to 6 digit vehicle ID number

[ 584 ] numerically as a first weighing code.
Press <Enter> key.

Press <Enter> key.

Press <Enter> key.
[Save W ] If the truck is ready for the weighing, press

[ 9760 kg ] <Enter> key to save first weighing process.

[ 9760 kg ]

the scale.
status.
 Press <F> key to cancel the first weighing process.

 If the vehicle ID is already exist in the first memory [Change ] message is produced.
 Go in to the Temporary first Weighing Memory to delete first weighing record.
 [ Code FL] message appears, if the Temporary first Weighing Memory is full. Check the memory for the
records to be deleted or wait for any second operation for new first weighing.
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Second weighing cycle with first weighing label printing ( parameter 045=1 ):

( Unloaded Scale )

is stopped.
Press < Second > key to start the second
weighing process.
Truck is on to the Message is displayed for 1 second.
[Second ]
scale and weight is
stable on display.
[ Cod XX ] Enter temporarily first weighing code.
[ First ] The first weight in the memory will be

[ 9760 kg ] displayed. Press enter key to go next step
[ V. Id ] Enter the vehicle ID numerically if this entry

[ 584 ] is programmed for second weighing.
Press <Enter> key.

is programmed for second weighing.
Press <Enter> key.
Press <Enter> key.
[ 28680 kg ] <Enter> key to save and to print the second
weighing ticket.
[ Sure XX ] If the displayed temporarily first weighing

code is correct, press <Enter> ; if not, press
<Reset> key.
Second ticket is printed.
[ 28680 kg ]

the scale.
status.
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Second weighing cycle without first weighing label printing ( parameter 045=0 ):

( Unloaded Scale )

is stopped.
Press < Second > key to start the second
weighing.
[ Second ] Truck is on to the Message is displayed for 1 second.
scale and weight is
stable on display.
[ V. Id ] Enter the vehicle ID numerically to select the

[ 584 ] first weighing data from temporary memory.
Press <Enter> key.

[ First ] The first weight in the memory will be
[ 9760 kg ] displayed. Press enter key to go next step

Press <Enter> key.

Press <Enter> key.

[ 28680 kg ] <Enter> key to save and to print the second
weighing ticket.

[ 28680 kg ]

the scale.
status.
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5.2. Weighing with Preset Vehicle Weight
This is the truck weighing operation which weigh the truck only once and calculate the Net
weight by using the preset vehicle weight to earn time. Vehicle weights can be saved to
the Preset Vehicle Weight Memory before or can be entered numerically.

the weighbridge. before loading the scale.
( Unloaded Scale )

is stopped.
Press the preset vehicle weighing key to start
the weighing process.
[ P.Vehic ] Truck is on to the Message is displayed for 1 second.
scale and weight is
stable on display.
[ P. No XX ] Press <M> key to select preset vehicle
weight from memory or press <ID> key for
numeric entry. Press enter key.
[ 4650 kg ] The weight in the memory will be displayed
for 1 second.
[ V. Id ] Enter the vehicle ID numerically if this entry is

[ 584 ] programmed.
Press <Enter> key.

is programmed.
Press <Enter> key.

is programmed.
Press <Enter> key.

[ 24030 kg ] <Enter> key to save and to print the preset
vehicle weighing ticket.

[ 24030 kg ]
[ 0 kg ] Truck is driven out of Unloaded the scale.

the scale.
status.
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5.3. Transit Weighing
This is the truck weighing which weights only transit vehicles. There is no Net weight
calculation in this weighing process.

( Unloaded Scale )

is stopped.
Press transit weighing key to start the
weighing after loading the scale in ready
Truck is on to the
status.
scale and weight is
[Trans ] Message is displayed for 1 second.
stable on display.
[ V. Id ] Enter the vehicle ID numerically, if this entry

[ 584 ] is programmed.
Press <Enter> key.

[ 28680 kg ] <Enter> key to save and to print the transit
weighing ticket.

[ 28680 kg ]

the scale.
status.
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6. Traffic Light Control
If the instrument is equipped with Digital 3 In / 3 Out option, traffic light control is activated
automatically. BX 5 accept the weighbridge is unloaded if the weight is less than 20e.
Trafic light control outputs’ functions are described below:
Output-1 Output-2
Active Passive Active Passive
Ready for start, Access green Exit red
weight < 20e
Truck on scale, Access red Exit red
weight > 20e
Weighing ready, Access red Exit green
weight > 20e
Weighing ready, Access green Exit red
weight < 20e
Input-1 can be used for zeroing and Input-2 can be used for printing in ready status.
The electrical connection of the inputs and outputs should be made as seen in the Figure
4. The input voltage should be max. 28 VDC and the optically isolated input current is 30
mA ; The supply voltage needed for the outputs is max. 28 VDC and the max. total output
current is 300 mA.
BX 5
Figure 4. Parallel I / O ports connection diagram
The pin configurations of the parallel Input/Output connectors are given below.
Desk&Panel Type SS Housing Type

Definition DB25 Female J10 connector JR1 & JR2
Pin No Pin No Pin No
GND 13 1 1
+24V 25 2 2
Output -1 1 7 8
Output -2 3 8 7
Output -3 ( not used ) 5 9 6
Input -1 11 3 10
Input -2 10 4 11
Input -3 ( not used ) 9 5 12
Shield Connector Body Not Used Not Used
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7. Reports
Reporting feature of BX 5 is very powerful and easy in usage. There are fast access keys
for various report types to earn time at report printing. Five types report are available
which are daily report, report between two dates, report between two ticket number,
accumulation report for preset vehicles in the memory and temporary first memory report.
Reprint of the last ticket is additional feature of the instrument. Reports include all
programmed and entered data with header as seen below.
7.1 Daily Report

You can print all weighing data belong to Ready Status
the last day. This report shall be produced
before ending the day. For producing this
report first press <Daily> key in ready
status. Press <Enter> key after “Daily ” [ Daily? ]
message appears. Message to start reporting
Press <Reset> key to cancel reporting.
Daily report is printed as seen below. [ Print ]

Reporting Message
REPORT Daily
01.01.2009 10:05
Ticket Date Time Vehicle Customer Commodity 1.Weight kg 2.Weight kg Net kg

---------- ------------- --------- --------------- ------------------ ------------------ --------------- ----------------- ----------
000237 01.01.09 09:22 4444 BAYKON Sample XX 12220 22220 10000Out
000236 01.01.09 09:10 3333 Cust 112233 Sample 11 11100PT 55560 44460PV
000235 01.01.09 08:42 2222 No entry No entry Transit 44440 -------Tr
000234 01.01.09 08:12 1111 Customer A Sample A 33320 11100 22220In
7.2 Reporting Between Two Dates

You can print all weighing data between two
dates by <Report DD> key. Ready Status
After pressing <Report DD> key in ready

status, [ start ] message appears. The
second is a report start date in [dd.mm.yy] [ Start? ]
Enter starting date of report
format. Enter start date by numerical keys via numerical keys.
and press enter key. Enter the last reporting
date by numerical keys after appearing [
End ] message. After entering the last date
and pressing enter key, report is produced. [ End? ]
Enter last date of report via
Press <Reset> key to cancel reporting. numerical keys.
DD report is produced as seen below.
[ Print ]
Reporting Message
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REPORT Between Two Dates
13.01.2009 08:05
Starting Date: 01.01.09
Ending Date: 12.01.09

---------- ------------- --------- --------------- ------------------ ------------------ --------------- ----------------- ----------
000237 12.01.09 17:22 4444 BAYKON Sample XX 12220 22220 10000Out
000236 08.01.09 12:10 3333 Cust 112233 Sample 11 11100 PT 55560 44460PV
7.3 Reporting Between Two Ticket Numbers

You can print weighing data between two
ticket numbers by <Report CN> key. Ready Status
After pressing <Report CN> key in ready

status, [ start ] message appears. The
second is a report starting ticket number. [ Start? ]
Enter starting ticket number of
Press <Enter> key after entering this ticket report via numerical keys.
number by numerical keys. Enter the last
ticket number by numerical keys after
appearing [ End ]. Press <Enter> key, to
start reporting. [ End? ]
Enter last ticket number of
report via numerical keys.
CN report is produced as seen below.

[ Print ]
Reporting Message
REPORT Between Two Ticket Numbers

13.01.2009 09:17
Starting Ticket No: 234
Ending Ticket No: 237

---------- ------------- --------- --------------- ------------------ ------------------ --------------- ----------------- ----------
000236 08.01.09 12:10 3333 123456 123456 11100 PT 55560 44460PV
000237 12.01.09 17:22 4444 Customer B Sample B 12220 22220 10000Out
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7.4 Accumulation Report for Preset Vehicle Weights
You can print accumulated weighing data by

<Report Σ PV> key. Ready Status
After pressing <Report Accu PV> key in

ready status, [ Accu ] message appears.
Reporting starts after pressing the <Enter> [ Accu? ]
Message to start reporting
key. Report includes starting CN, ending CN
and totals.
[ DEL N ] message appears after reporting.
Press <Enter> key to exit without clearing
the accumulator. [ Print ]
Reporting Message
To clear the accumulator, press first weight
key, change the message to [ DEL Y ] and
press <Enter> key. [ SURE ] message is
displayed. Press <Enter> key and [ DEL N ]
accumulator is cleared. Message to start clearing
accumulator
[ DEL Y ]
Message to validate
clearing accumulator
Accumulator report is produced as seen
below.
[ SUrE ? ]
Accumulator is cleared. Accumulator is not

cleared.
REPORT PVehicle Accumulator
CN Start: 234 Date: 01.01.2009

CN End: 456 Date: 14.01.2009
PV Code Weighing Qtity Total kg

----------------------------------------------------------
01 09 94680
03 248 425430
88 3 38540
-----------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL 260 558650
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7.5 Temporary First Memory Report
You can print all data in the temporary

memory. [Temp XX] : Truck
quantity in the Temporary
inbound Weighing Memory
When displaying truck quantity in the
Temporary first memory by display
message [Temp ] in info menu, press
<Report CN> key for printing this report. [ Print ]
Reporting Message
The second printing way of this report is
pressing < Second > key when there was
[Cod XX] message on the display in the
temporary first weighing memory menu ( [ Code XX ]
refer to section 8.1 ). Temporary memory code is
displayed
[ Print ]
Reporting Message
REPORT Temporary First Memory
T. Memory Code Weight kg

--------------------------------------------
01 14680
12 25430
89 8540
7.6 Reprint the Weighing Ticket

You can reprint the last weighing ticket in Ready Status
ready status. This feature gives the operator
advantage against non-printed tickets
because of any reason or reprints the lost
tickets. [ XXXXXX ]
Ticket number
After pressing <CN> key, press <Enter> key
in ready status to reprint the last weighing
ticket. If you enter new CN before pressing
<Enter> key, the related weighing ticket is [ Print ]
printed. Reporting Message
Press <F> key to go ready status or wait for

a while.
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8. Memory Operations
8.1 Temporary First Weighing Memory
Up to 99 first weighing data are saved in to the Temporary First Weighing Memory for
using this data at the second weighing. After the outbound operation of any inbounded
truck, the related first weighing data is deleted from the temporary first memory.
The first weighing data is stored to temporary memory with its code which is automatically
created by the instrument. This code is printed on the First Ticket for using this number at
the second weighing.
It is not possible to change any data in this memory or enter new data in to this memory.
The only possibility is to delete any truck record by using its code which will not be needed
later.
To access any Temporary First Memory, press <F> and <First> keys in sequence. The [
teMp ] message appears on the display. Press <Enter> key to enter the menu. Code and
first weight value toggles on the display. Press  and  keys to go to the any other
record.
To delete any truck record from the temporary memory, press <First> key while its code is
displaying as [Cod XX]. [dEL XX] message appears on the display. The record is deleted
after pressing <Enter> key. If you want to delete all records, press <Zero> key instead of
<Enter> key, [ ALL ?] message appears . If you press <Enter> key, [ SUrE ?] message
appears and all temporary first memory records are deleted after pressing the <Enter>
key. Record delete cycle is aborted by pressing <F> key.
If you press <Second> key, during displaying temporary first weighing memory ( toggling
code and first weight value ), temporary memory report is printed.
8.2 ID Memory
BX 5 has two ID codes and ability to assign names to them for print out. These IDs can
either be entered via related keys or can be loaded via serial ports in host mode with
alphanumeric ID even with the indicators that don’t have alphanumeric keys.
BX 5 has 99 ID memories. This memory can be freely shared between two IDs by the ID
codes. ID codes and their alphanumeric ID names are loaded to BX 5 in host mode via
serial port from PC by INDFACE software.
To call any ID from the memory, press M key in ID entry step of weighing operation cycle ;
then [ID --] prompt appears on the display. Enter the ID code ( from 1 to 99 ) and
confirm it with Enter key. If you want to turn back to the manual ID entry status, you can
simply press F key while [ıd XX] prompt is on the display.
If you download ID headers to BX 5 by INDFACE, the new ID headers can be printed
instead of default ID headers which are “Customer” for ID 1 and “Commodity” for ID 2.
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8.3 Preset Vehicle Weight Memory
99 numerical vehicle weight values can be stored in BX 5 indicator and can be called as a
preset tare to find the net weight.
To store a numerical vehicle weight value into memory, first you have to press <M> keys
sequentially in ready status. After [MeMorY] message is shown on the display, press <PV>
key. [PtN X] message will appear on the display which means that you have reached the
first PT record in the vehicle weight memory. You can directly enter the record number of
the desired vehicle weight or you can search vehicle weight code by pressing  and 
keys. After reaching the desired vehicle record number, you can get in by pressing
<Enter> key. The vehicle weight value will be seen on the display. Type the new preset
tare value via numerical keys then press <Enter> key to confirm the entered value. The
indicator goes to the next record automatically. Press <F> key to go back to weighing.
For selecting vehicle weight value ( any preset tare value ) from the memory in <PV>
operation, press <M> key when after seeing [P.no ] message on the display. [P.no --]
message is appears on the display. Type the related preset vehicle weight code - from 1
to 99 - via numerical keys and confirm it with <Enter> key. The chosen preset tare value
will be seen on the display for a little while and then the next step appears on the display.
If the selected preset tare code is empty [EMPtY] message will appear on the display. If
the weight value is smaller than zero or greater than the scale capacity [Err Pt] message
appears on the display. The messages can be accepted by pressing <Enter> key and new
values can be entered.
9. Serial Interface and Weighing Ticket

BX 5 can be connected to peripherals via serial ports. The baud rate of serial data output
can be selected as 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 or 57600. Data length and
parity can be 8 bit no parity, 7 bit even parity, 7 bit odd parity. The serial data interface has
1 start bit and 1stop bit.
Only continuous output can be programmed for more than one interface.
9.1 Continuous Mode:

The format and the definition of the data output is given below.
Status Indicated Always “0”

STX STA STB STC D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 CR CSUM
You can find the structure of status bytes in Appendix 1.
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9.2 PC Software Interface Mode:
Terminal is zeroed the weight value after receiving ASCII Z command and transmitted
weight value after receiving ASCII P command as indicated below
G: 35070kg T: 0kg N: 35070kg *ALB: 781*
Gross value SP Always “0” SP Net value SP Alibi number LF CR
M L M L M L M L
S S S S S S S S
D D D D D D D D
13 3 13 3 13 3 12 1 1
ASCII R command is used for last alibi record data request. The response is as;

Ticket S Date S Time S Vehicle S ID1 S ID2 S 1.Weight S 2.Weight S Net CR LF
P P P P Header P Header P P P
6 1 8 1 5 1 7 1 16 1 16 1 8 1 9 1 9 1 1
9.3 Print Mode:

The format of the data output in Print mode can be selected in 3 different type forms in the
parameter group 04- . The print format is not available more than one interface.
It is possible to load 4 lines of header and 2 line of footer to BX 5 and print a ticket with
header and footer for strip printer and label printer formats. Header & footer of the tickets
and ID headers can be loaded to BX 5 indicator by BAYKON INDFACE PC software via
serial port in host mode. The free INDFACE software can be downloaded from BAYKON
web site.
Strip printer format

The ticket samples of the strip printer format are shown below. The tickets for the strip
printer are shown below. From left to right tickets below, these are first weighing ticket,
weighing ticket printed after second cycle, weighing ticket printed after weighing with
preset vehicle weight cycle and weighing ticket after transit weighing cycle in sequence.
BAYKON A.S. BAYKON A.S. BAYKON A.S. BAYKON A.S.

Tel : +90 216 5932630 Tel : +90 216 5932630 Tel : +90 216 5932630 Tel : +90 216 5932630
Fax : +90 216 5932638 Fax : +90 216 5932638 Fax : +90 216 5932638 Fax : +90 216 5932638
Istanbul, Turkey Istanbul, Turkey Istanbul, Turkey Istanbul, Turkey
WEIGHING TICKET WEIGHING TICKET WEIGHING TICKET WEIGHING TICKET
Code : 22 Ticket no : 22 Ticket no : 3422 Ticket no : 13488

Vehicle ID : 123456 Date : 24. 03.2009 Date : 24. 03.2009 Date : 24. 03.2009
Time : 09:12 Time : 09:12 Time : 09:12
1.Weight : 12340 kg
Vehicle ID : 123456 Vehicle ID : 12 Vehicle ID: 123456
Thank you Customer : Cust1122 Customer : --
www.Baykon.com Commodity : 316 L/ 2.5mm Commodity: 316 L/ 2.5mm Weight : 53980 kg
1.Weight : 10980 kg 1.Weight : 9820 kgPT Thank you

2.Weight : 54120 kg 2.Weight : 53980 kg www.Baykon.com
Net : 43140 kg Net : 44160 kg
Thank you Thank you

www.Baykon.com www.Baykon.com
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Serial Dot matrix Printer format
The 80 column dot matrix printer is very common ticket type in usage. Ticket samples are
shown below.
BAYKON A.S.
Tel : +90 216 5932630
Fax : +90 216 5932638
Istanbul, Turkey
WEIGHING TICKET
Ticket sample for
Ticket no : 22
Date & Time : 24. 03.2009 09:18 First/Second
weighing.
Vehicle ID : 123456
Customer : Customer D
Commodity : 316 L/ 2.5mm
1.Weight : 10980 kg
2.Weight : 54120 kg
Net : 43140 kg
BAYKON A.S.
Tel : +90 216 5932630
Fax : +90 216 5932638
Istanbul, Turkey
WEIGHING TICKET
Ticket no : 22
Date & Time : 24. 03.2009 09:18 Ticket sample
for weighing with
Vehicle ID : 123456 preset vehicle weight.
1.Weight : 14120 kgPT

2.Weight : 30980 kg
Net : 16860 kg
BAYKON A.S.
Tel : +90 216 5932630
Fax : +90 216 5932638
Istanbul, Turkey
WEIGHING TICKET
Ticket no : 22
Date & Time : 24. 03.2009 09:18
Ticket sample
Vehicle ID : 123456 for transit weighing
Weight : 14120 kg
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Ticket ( POS ) Printer format
The POS printer ticket samples are shown below. Printer command data structure of this
printout format is ESC/POS. First data and Second data are printed on the same ticket in
sequence. Epson TM-U295 , Star SP298 or compatible are recommended
BAYKON A.S.
Tel : +90 216 5932630
Fax : +90 216 5932638
Istanbul, Turkey
WEIGHING TICKET
Code : 10 Ticket sample for

Ticket no : 22 First/Second
Date : 24. 03.2009 weighing.
Time : 09:18
Vehicle ID : 123456
1.Weight : 10980 kg
2.Weight : 54120 kg
Net : 43140 kg
BAYKON A.S.
Tel : +90 216 5932630
Fax : +90 216 5932638
Istanbul, Turkey
WEIGHING TICKET
Ticket No : 22
Ticket sample
Date : 24. 03.2009 for weighing with
Time : 09:18 preset vehicle weight.
Vehicle ID : 123456
1.Weight : 14120 kgPT

2.Weight : 30980 kg
Net : 16860 kg
BAYKON A.S.
Tel : +90 216 5932630
Fax : +90 216 5932638
Istanbul, Turkey
WEIGHING TICKET
Ticket No : 22
Date : 24. 03.2009 Ticket sample
Time : 09:18 for transit weighing
Vehicle ID : 123456
Weight : 14120 kg
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10. Alibi Memory
BX 5 keeps the last 9,583 weighing records in the loop alibi memory. The Ticket number
- which is also alibi record number - can not be changed manually. This recorded data can
be seen on the indicator’s display or can be transmitted via serial port.
Reports printed by the report keys in the front of the indicator are also can be used as an
alibi memory report, if included required data.
The empty fields will be printed as ------ , PT characters are located on the right of the
preset vehicle weight value, “ Transit ” message will be printed on the first weighing
column of the transit weighing operation and the corrupted records will be printed as ******.
For the records of which weighing results can not be given, the message [ no rec ] will be
seen on display.
After installing the alibi board or changing main board changed Error 41 or 42 will seen on
the display after power on for activating alibi memory. If the calibration jumper is short
circuited, you can activate the alibi board by pressing enter key after power on. Otherwise,
the alibi errors will be disappeared by pressing <Enter> key, but you could not get any
data output from BX 5 (Error 40 will be seen after pressing <Reprint> key).
By parameter 804, you can print the information data about alibi card. These data are;
SN : Alibi card pin code,

SA : The start alibi record number with this indicator,
LA : The last alibi record number with this indicator,
CN : Calibration counter number,
CS : Check sum status,
AS : Alibi memory record capacity.
LD : Alibi memory board firmware date.
Alibi report form:
ALIBI MEMORY RECORD FILE

09.01.2009 17:10

---------- ------------- --------- --------------- ------------------ ------------------ --------------- ----------------- ----------
000236 08.01.09 12:10 3333 123456 123456 11100 PT 55560 44460PV
000237 12.01.09 17:22 4444 Customer B Sample B 12220 22220 10000Out
000238 13.01.09 09:13 0 0 33330 33330PC
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11. Programming and Calibration
In this section you will find the programming and calibration procedure of BX 5 indicator
according to your application. The signs those take place on the lower right corner of the
keys indicate the function of the keys in programming menu. The basic meanings of these
keys are given in the table below.
Exit without Advancing Get back to Entering Changing Delete Enter

saving next previous parameter value
parameter parameter value
11.1.Entering the Programming and Calibration Menu

Press <F> and Info keys sequentially to enter the Programming and Calibration Menu.
First [FunC ] and then [PASSWr ] prompts will be seen on the display sequentially. Here
you can enter to the parameters block by using the service password (<Zero> and <Info>)
or the operator password (<Trans>) and confirm with <Enter>. The calibration jumper
should be short circuited to change the legal Metrologic related parameters in service
mode.
Programming and Calibration menu consist of main blocks which are shown as [X-- ]
and sub-blocks. By using  and  keys you can reach previous or next main blocks.
After reaching the desired main block, you can get in by pressing <Enter> key. As you
enter the block you will reach the first sub-block in that main block. The sub-block address
will be seen on the display as [X0- ]. You can also search between the sub-blocks by
using  and  keys and reach the first parameter of the sub-block seen on the display
by pressing <Enter> key. The number of the parameter comes on display as [XY0 ].
Again you can search between parameters by  and  keys.
11.2.Exiting the Programming and Calibration Menu

If you press <F> key on which parameter you are, you will get out of the active sub-block
and reach the next sub-block. If you press <F> key again, you will get out of the active
block and reach the next main block. If you press <F> key once again, the [SAvE ]
message appears on the display. Here you can press <Enter> key to save the changes
into the memory, or you can press <Info> key to store the changes until the power off, or
you can press <F> key to abort changes. [Waıt] message will be seen on the display for a
little while, and automatically get back to weighing mode.
Especially for legal metrological usage, please don’t forget to turn the power off and
remove the calibration jumper to start operation.
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0_ _ 00 _ 000 001 002 003 004 005
INTERFACE INT 1 D.FORMAT BAUD HANDSHAKE ADR PARITY CHECKSUM
01 _ 010 011 012 013 014 015

INT 2 D.FORMAT BAUD HANDSHAKE ADR PARITY CHECKSUM
02 _ 020 021 022 023 024 025

INT 3 D.FORMAT BAUD HANDSHAKE ADR S. MODE PARITY
026
CHECKSUM
03 _ 030 031
ETHERNET D.FORMAT ADR
04 _ 040 041 042 043 044 045

PRINTER PRINTER D/T VEHICLE ID ID1 ID2 FIRST TICKET
04C 04B 04A 049 048 047

BACK FEED Qtity of COPIES F.FEED L.FEED SPC on the LEFT REPRINT
1_ _ 10 _ 100
CONFİG APPLICATION OPERATION
12 _ 120 120 0 120 1 120 2 120 3

FİLTER F.ADJ NO FILTER FASTEST
120 9 120 5 120 4

SLOWEST
14 _ 140 141
ADJUSTMENT DATE TIME
2_ _ 20 _ 200 201 202 203 204

SETUP PRMT SETUP M.LOGIC DISPLAY PWR ON ZERO ZERO AUTO.ZERO
208 206
STABILITY TIME M.DETEC
208
21 _ 210 211 212
WEIGHING W. TYPE CAP1 / d1 CAP2 / d2
3_ _ 30 _ 300 301
CALIBRATION CALİB. GRAVITY CAL.
31 _ 310 311 312

CAL. ADJ ZERO CAL. SPAN CAL. SPAN ADJ CAL.
8_ _ 80 _ 800 803 804

M.LOGIC REC. RECORDS CAL. COUNT. ALIBI PRT ALIBI INFO
9_ _ 90 _ 900 901 904

CTRL PRMT TESTS KEY PAD S.PORT 1 mV
91 _ 910 911 912 913

BX S/N BX OPT 1 OPT 2 OPT 3
97 _ 970 971 972 973 974

CAL. COEFF. COEFF.1 COEFF.2 COEFF.3 COEFF.4 COEFF.5
979 978 977 976 975

SAVE COEFF. COEFF.9 COEFF.8 COEFF.7 COEFF.6
99 _ 990 991
PRMT. PRT ALL PRMT. DEFAULT
Changeable with any Changeable with service Changeable with service

password password password and calibration
jumper
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11.3.Programming
Warning: The parameter variables are automatically limited in to the legally usable values
for approved scales ( par 200 = 1 ).
[0--] Interface Block

You can reach the parameters about serial interface of BX 5 indicator in this section. The
data output modes can be used once except continuous data output,
[00-] Interface-1
This sub-block includes the parameters about the 1st serial interface (standard) of BX 5.
[000 4 ] Data Format
0 : No
1 : Continuous data output
2 : PC Software Interface mode ( with ASCII P and Z )
3 : Host
4 : Ticket and report printer
[001 3] Baud Rate
0 : 1200 Baud 1 : 2400 Baud 2 : 4800 Baud
3 : 9600 Baud 4 : 19200 Baud 5 : 38400 Baud
6 : 57600 Baud
[002 0] Handshake
0 : No Handshake 1 : Xon/Xoff
[003 00] Address
You can define a device address between 1 and 99 by this parameter. If you enter
0, indicator will operate without an address.
[004 8] Data length and Parity

0 : 8 bit, no parity 1 : 7 bit, odd parity 2 : 7 bit, even parity
[005 0] Checksum
0 : No checksum byte sent 1 : Checksum byte enabled
[01-] Interface-2
This sub-block includes the parameters about the 2nd serial interface of BX 5.

0 : No
3 : Host
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[011 3] Baud Rate
0 : 1200 Baud 1 : 2400 Baud 2 : 4800 Baud
3 : 9600 Baud 4 : 19200 Baud 5 : 38400 Baud
6 : 57600 Baud
[012 0] Handshake
0 : No Handshake 1 : Xon/Xoff 2 : Hardware.
Warning: If you choose hardware as handshake, the serial interface 3 can not be
used as RS232C.
[013 00] Address


[015 0] Checksum
[02-] Interface-3
This sub-block includes the parameters about the 3rd serial interface of BX 5.

0 : No
3 : Host
[021 3] Baud Rate

0 : 1200 Baud 1 : 2400 Baud 2 : 4800 Baud
3 : 9600 Baud 4 : 19200 Baud 5 : 38400 Baud
6 : 57600 Baud
[022 0] Handshake
0 : No Handshake 1 : Xon/Xoff
[023 00] Address

[024 0] Serial Mode

0 : Serial Interface-3 operates as RS232C ( if par. 012 ≠ 2 ) .
1 : Serial Interface-3 operates as RS485 .
2 : Serial Interface-3 operates as 20 mA CL ASCII.
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[026 0] Checksum
[03-] Ethernet
This sub-block includes the parameters about the Ethernet output of BX 5.
0 : No
3 : Host
Note : In continuous data format of Ethernet interface, checksum byte is disabled.
[031 00] Address
The address of BX 5 will be entered via numerical keypad.
[04-] Printer
If one of the serial interfaces is selected as printer, the label settings will be made in his
sub-block.
[040 X ] Printer
1 : Strip printer
2 : 80 column dot matrix printer
3 : Ticket printer ( Epson TM-U295 )
Not: Terminal transmits indicated weight value, if it receives ASCII P command in

ready status. This data is saved to the alibi memory.
[041 X] Time
0 : Time information won’t be located on the label
1 : Time information will be printed on the label
[042 X] Vehicle ID
0 : Disable
1 : Vehicle ID entry will be located in the First, Transit and Preset Vehicle cycles
2 : Vehicle ID entry will be located in the Second, Transit and Preset Vehicle cycles
[043 X] ID1
0 : Disable
1 : ID1 entry will be located in the First cycle
2 : ID1 entry will be located in the Second and Preset Vehicle cycles
Warning: The Code/Alphanumeric data table should be loaded into ID memory via
serial interface to print Alphanumeric data of ID.
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[044 X] ID2
0 : Disable
1 : ID2 entry will be located in the First cycle
2 : ID2 entry will be located in the Second and Preset Vehicle cycles
Warning: The Code/Alphanumeric data table should be loaded into ID memory via
serial interface to print Alphanumeric data of ID.
[045 ] First weighing ticket

0 : First weight data is not printed
1 : First weight data is printed
[047 X] Reprint Ticket

0 : No
1 : Ticket in programmed format
2 : Ticket with “Reprint ……” header on the ticket
[048 0] Space on the left

This parameter is used for adding space characters on the left side of the ticket.
This feature gives the opportunity to the user shifting the label to the right. Maximum
is 9 characters.
[049 XY] Line Feed

X=0,1,2….9 : Enter the number of the line feed for the top of the label
Y=0,1,2….9 : Enter the number of the line feed for the bottom of the label
[04A X] Form Feed

0 : No FF
1 : Form feed after printing,
Note: Select 1 for ticket printer.
[04B X] Quantity of Copies
X : 1,2….9 : Enter the ticket quantity for each weighing.
[04C XX] Back Feed
XX : 0,1,2….99 : Enter the number of the back feed
[1--] Configuration Block

In this block the parameters take place which are being used to set BX 5 according to your
application.
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[10-] Application
In this sub-block you can select the application mode and enter the parameters related to
the selected mode.
[100 0] Operation
0 : All weighing types
1 : No Preset vehicle weight
2 : No Transit vehicle weighing
3 : Only First / Second weighing.
[12-] Filter
In this block the proper filter values according to the operating conditions can be entered.
One of the most important features of BX series is viewing filter characteristic on the
display and with the help of this option, you can select the most suitable filter without
exiting the programming mode.
[120 X ] Filter
The filter value can be selected from 0 to 4. As you enter this parameter and press
Enter key while [120 X] seen on the display, the weight variation can be seen on
the display. The value of the filter can be changed by using  and  keys and the
weight variation for every value can be seen on the display. After finishing the filter
selection you can go to next step by pressing the F key.
[14-] Entries
In this block you can enter date and time.
[140 ] Date
[DD.MM.YY]
First, press  key for date entrance, then enter the new date via numerical keys
and save by pressing Enter key.
[141 ] Time
[ HH.MM]
First, press  key for time entrance, then enter the new time via numerical keys
and save by pressing Enter key.
[2--] Scale Block
[20-] Scale Set Up

The parameters about weighing operation are being entered here.
[200 X] Approved
0 = No 1 = Yes
[201 X] Increased Indication

0 = by pressing key 1 = Always increased indication
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[202 X] Power On Zero
According to the selection below, during power on, if the weight is in the percentage
of the capacity, the scale will automatically be zeroed. If the weight is not in zeroing
range, the display will show [E E E ] message until pressing enter key.
0 = disable 1 = ± 2% 2 = ± 10%
[203 X] Zeroing Range

0 = disable 1 = ± 2% 2 = ±20%
[204 X] Auto Zero Tracking

AZT automatically readjusts the scale to zero for compensating selected small
deviation per second around centre of zero.
0 = disable 1 = ± 0,5e 2 = ± 1e 3 = ± 3e
[206 X] Motion Detector

This parameter defines the sensitivity level which will determine what is considered
as stable.
0 = ± 0,3e 1= ± 0,5e 2= ± 1e 3= ± 2e 4= No motion detector
[208 X] Stability Time

If the scale is stabile during this time, the scale is accepted as a stabile to process
zeroing, print etc. commands. It can be entered up to 9.9 sec.
[21-] Scale Build

The capacity and the resolution of the scale will be defined here.
[210 X] Scale Type

The capacity and resolution parameters will vary according to the selection here.
0 = Single Range 1 = Dual Range
You will reach the next parameter by pressing the Enter key. But please note that
the following parameters will vary according to this selection.
If single range had been selected ;

[212 ] Capacity
Press Enter key to reach this parameter.
[CAP ]
[ XXXXXX ]
Type the capacity of the scale ( Select from Appendix 5 ) via numerical keys and
confirm the value with pressing <Enter>.
[d ]
[ XXXXXX ]
Display resolution will be selected by <PV> key and confirmed with <Enter> key.
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If dual range had been selected ;
[211 ] Range 1
Press <Enter> key to reach this parameter.
[CAP1 ]
[ XXXXXX ]
The capacity of the first weighing range ( Select from Appendix 5 ) will be typed
here via numerical keys and confirmed with <Enter>.
[d1 ]
[ XXXXXX ]
Display resolution of the first weighing range will be selected by <PV> key and
confirmed with <Enter> key
[212 ] Range 2
Press <Enter> key to reach this parameter.
[CAP2 ]
[ XXXXXX ]
The capacity of the second weighing range ( Select from Appendix 5 ) will be typed
here via numerical keys and confirmed with <Enter>.
[d2 ]
[ XXXXXX ]
Display resolution of the second weighing range will be selected by <PV> key and
confirmed with <Enter> key.
[3--] Calibration Block

The calibration of the scale will be performed here.
[30-] Calibration
[300 ] Gravity
This parameter should be used in the scale that will be verified in two stages by
gravity adjustment (in legal metrologic applications). This parameter should not be
touched in other applications.
If you enter a value in this parameter before calibration (as six decimal digits,
Enter 798564 for 9.798564), this value will be assumed as the reference gravity
acceleration where the first stage of the calibration performed. After calibration this
parameter will be zeroed. If value of this parameter is zero, it means no gravity
adjustment had been performed after calibration.
In the second stage of verification, the gravity acceleration of the place that the
weighing instrument will be used should be entered (as six decimal digits. Enter
800065 for 9. 800065) and exit programming by saving the changes without
entering the calibration (par 301).
[301 ] Calibration
Begin the calibration by pressing <Enter> key. Unload the scale when the displays
shows [ZEro.CA] message and press <Enter> key. The display will show [WAıt ]
message during zero calibration. In this while the pan must be empty and the scale
must be stable. Approximately 10 seconds later display will show [LoAd ] and then
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[ XXXXXX ] . The value shown on the display is the weight that should be used for
span calibration. If the value of the test weights that will be used is different from the
value shown on the display, type the new value via numerical keys, place the test
weights on the scale and press Enter key. Just like zero calibration [WAıt ] message
will shown on the display 10 seconds while span calibration is being performed.
Then indicator will prompt you to save the calibration by [SAvE ] message. You can
save the calibration by pressing Enter key. Pressing F key will not save the
calibration.
[31-] Adjustment
In this sub-block you can only perform zero adjustment or span adjustment without
full calibration operation.
[310 ] Zero Adjustment

This parameter is only being used for refreshing the zero level of the scale to
prevent wrong weightings from zero drifts. Begin the zero adjustment by pressing
<Enter> key. Unload the scale when the displays shows [ZEro.CA] message and
press <Enter> key again. The display will show [WAıt ] message during zero
adjustment. In this while the scale must be unloaded and stable. Approximately 10
seconds later display will prompt you to save the calibration by [SAvE ] message.
You can confirm the saving zero adjustment by pressing <Enter> or cancel it by
pressing <F> key.
[311 ] Span Adjustment

This parameter lets you to perform span adjustment. By pressing <Enter> key
[ XXXXXX ] appears on the display. The value shown on the display is the weight
that should be used for span calibration. If the value of the test weights that will be
used is different from the value shown on the display, type the new value via
numerical keys, place the test weights on the scale and press <Enter>. Just like
zero calibration [WAıt ] message will shown on the display 10 seconds while span
calibration is being performed. Then indicator will prompt you to save the calibration
by [SAvE ] message. You can confirm the saving calibration by pressing <Enter> or
cancel it by pressing <F> key.
[312 ] Span Adjustment Under Load

This parameter is being used to perform span adjustment of a scale without lifting
the load on it. This operation especially used for span adjustment for filled tanks.
You can make span adjustment without removing the load in the tank.
As you press enter key [P.ZEro ] message appears on the display. This means the
scale will determine the present load as temporary zero. After getting ready for this
level, which means temporary zero adjustment <Enter> key should be pressed. The
display will show [WAıt ] message during temporary zero adjustment. After this
step, the display will show [LoAd ] a little while and then [ XXXXXX ] . The value
shown on the display is the weight that should be used for span calibration. If the
value of the test weights that will be used is different from the value shown on the
display, type the new value via numerical keys, place the test weights on the scale
and press <Enter>. Just like zero calibration [WAıt ] message will shown on the
display 10 seconds while span calibration is being performed. Then indicator will
prompt you to save the calibration by [SAvE ] message. You can confirm the
saving calibration by pressing <Enter> or cancel it by pressing <F> key
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[8--] Metrological Data Block
The parameters about Metrologic Registry are being entered in this section.
[80-] Metrologic Records

In this block, change the parameters with  key and use enter key according to parameter
descriptions.
[800] Counter
This counter increases by 1 automatically after entering the programming mode
with calibration jumper and service password. This counter can not be changed
manually.
[803] Print All Alibi Memory Records
The data in the Alibi memory can be printed by pressing <Enter> key. You can stop
printing with <F> key.
[804] Alibi Info
You can get some fundamental information about Alibi board and records by
pressing <Reprint> key.
[9--] Diagnostics
The operations about checking and testing BX 5 can be made here.
[90-] Tests
[900 ] Key Pad

Press <Enter> key. [900 --] message appears on the display. In this step every
keys ASCII code will be displayed as you press the related key. By this way you can
test if all the keys are functional or not. Pressing  key will take you to the next
parameter.
[901 ] Serial Interface-1
The characters in the alphabet will sequentially be transferred from serial interface 1
port by pressing <PV> key one after another. Received numerical data is seen on
display.
[904 ] mV Indication
As you press <Enter> key the output voltage of the load cell will be shown on the
display. This uncalibrated value is only for test / service purposes.
[91-] Serial Numbers
[910] BX Serial No
The serial number of BX 5 will be displayed as you press <Enter> key.
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[911] Option 1 Serial No
The serial number of BX option 1 will be displayed as you press <Enter> key.

The serial number of BX option 2 will be displayeded as you press <Enter> key.

The serial number of BX option 3 will be shown on the display as you press <Enter>
key.
[97-] Calibration Coefficients

Parameter values in this section are calibration coefficients of BX 5. These values can be
entered via keys when any calibration problem occurred, if they had been noted before.
You can refresh the calibration by entering correct values. Press <Trans> key after
appearing [SAvE t ] message on the display.
[99-] Printing Parameter Values
[990] Print All Parameters

By pressing <Reprint> key the whole parameters can be printed.
[991] Loading Default Parameters

Press <Enter> key. [ Ld dEf ] message appears on the display. Press <Trans>key
for loading default values or press <F> key to go sub block 90- .
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12. Options
12.1 Serial Interface
2 additional serial interfaces can be added to BX 5 in addition to standard RS232C serial
data output. One of the outputs of the optional serial interface card is RS232C, and the
other one can be selected as RS232C, RS485 or 20 mA CL ASCII. If parameter 012 is
selected as 2 ( hardware handshake ), the second data output can not be used as
RS232C. Up to 32 instruments can be connected with RS485 output.
The settings of interfaces is being made in serial port -2 ( par 01- ) and serial port-3
( par 02- ) parameter groups. The pin configuration is given below.
Desk&Panel
Definition SS Housing Type
Type
[012] parameter is
[012 ]parameter is 2 DB25 Female J10 conn. JR1 & JR2
0 or 1
TxD1 ( par. 01- ) TxD1 ( par. 01- ) 2 8 15
RxD1 ( par. 01- ) RxD1 ( par. 01- ) 3 7 14
TxD2 ( par. 02- ) RTS1 ( par. 01- ) 4 3 10
RxD2 ( par. 02- ) CTS1 ( par. 01- ) 5 2 9
GND ( RS 232C ) GND ( RS 232C ) 7 9 13
R- ( par. 02- ) R- ( par. 02- ) 8 Not Used Not Used
R+ ( par. 02- ) R+ ( par. 02- ) 9 Not Used Not Used
T+ ( par. 02- ) T+ ( par. 02- ) 10 Not Used Not Used
+V ( par. 02- ) +V ( par. 02- ) 11 Not Used Not Used
Termination (RS 485) Termination (RS 485) 19 Not Used Not Used
Termination (RS 485) Termination (RS 485) 20 Not Used Not Used
A ( par. 02- ) A ( par. 02- ) 21 5 12
B ( par. 02- ) B ( par. 02- ) 22 4 11
T- ( par. 02- ) T- ( par. 02- ) 24 Not Used Not Used
+24V ( 20 mA CL ) +24V ( 20 mA CL ) 25 Not Used Not Used
Shield Shield D25 body 1 1
The RS485 interface termination can be done by short circuited pin 19 and 20 at the desk
and panel type enclosures or by jumper JP4 on the interface board in stainless steel
housing. These short circuits terminates the line with internal termination resistor 100 Ω .
The 20mA CL ASCII transmit output is passive in standard. The connections should be
made as given in the figure below for activating this transmit output (Active output is not
available for 12 VDC instruments).
25
11
10
24
9
Figure 5. 20 mA CL ASCII
BX 5 8
interface connection
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12.2 Ethernet
If the connection given in the table below is made with Ethernet option and the set the
related parameters up, BX 5 will be able communicate with all data output formats given
in this manual .
Pin configuration of RJ45 Ethernet connector is indicated below:
Pin No
Definition
(RJ45)
1 TX+
2 TX-
3 RX+
6 RX-
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Appendix 1:
Status Bytes in Continuous Data Output

Definition Table for Status A (STA)
Bit Bit Bit
Bits 0, 1 and 2 Bits 3 and 4
5 6 7
Decimal
0 1 2 3 4 Increment size
point
0 0 0 XXXXOO 1 0 X1
1 0 0 XXXXXO 0 1 X2
Always 1
Always 1
0 1 0 XXXXXX 1 1 X5
X
1 1 0 XXXXX.X
0 0 1 XXXX.XX
1 0 1 XXX.XXX
0 1 1 XX.XXXX
1 1 1 X.XXXXX
Definition Table for Status B (STB)

Bit 0 Always =0
Bit 1 Weight positive = 0 Weight negative=1
Bit 2 Over load = 1
Bit 3 Stable =0 Unstable =1
Bit 4 Always =1
Bit 5 Always =1
Bit 6 When energized Zeroed = 1
Bit 7 x
Definition Table for Status C (STC)

Bit 0 Always 0
Bit 1 Always 0
Bit 2 Always 0
Bit 3 Always 0
Bit 4 Always 1
Bit 5 Always 1
Bit 6 Always 0
Bit 7 x
STX = 0x02
CR = 0x0D
CHECKSUM ( CSUM ) = 0 – ( STX  STA  STB + .....  CR )
Continuous mode data format is given below:
Status Indicated Always “0”

STX STA STB STC D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 CR CSUM
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Appendix 2:
Host Mode Data Structure

This interface is convenient for process control applications which are needed not only the
weight data, but also required some up loads / downloads and status control. If related
parameters are adjusted for host communication, BX 5 indicator will be connected to your
system in Host Mode. BX 5 supports “0x03” and “0x10” functions.
03 (0x03) Reading Holding Registers

This function code is being used to read the information in the register addresses which
have been permitted to be read in holding registers. The reading operation will be
performed by transmitting the information about the registry to be read as given in the
“request Table”. The indicator will evaluate the data that had been received and will
transmit the info in the format given in the “Reply Table” or “Error Table”.
Request :
Field Name Host-Bus ASCII Code
STX @ 64
Slave Add XX X,X
Function 03 48,51
Starting Add Hi XX X,X
Starting Add Lo XX X,X
No. of Points Hi XX X,X
No. of Points Lo XX X,X
Error Check X X (csum) X,X
EOP Cr 13
Reply :
STX @ 64
Slave Add XX X,X
Function 03 48,51
Byte Count XX X,X
Data Hi XX X,X
Data Lo XX X,X
… XX X,X
EOP Cr 13
Error :
STX @ 64
Slave Add XX X,X
Function 83 56,51
Exception code XX X,X
EOP Cr 13
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Exception codes :
1 : Function code is not supported.
2 : Out of beginning and ending address range.
3 : Invalid value entrance
4 : Operation error.
16 (0x10) Preset Multiple Registers

This function code is being used to change the information in the register addresses which
have been permitted to be written in holding registers. The writing operation will be
performed by transmitting the information about the registry to be changed as given in the
“Request Table”. The indicator will evaluate the data that had been received and will
transmit the info in the format given in the “Reply Table” or “Error Table”.
Request :
STX @ 64
Slave Add XX X,X
Function 10 49,48
No. of Registers Hi XX X,X
No. of Registers Lo XX X,X
Byte Count XX X,X
Data Hi XX X,X
Data Lo XX X,X
…
EOP Cr 13
Reply :
STX @ 64
Slave Add XX X,X
Function 10 49,48
No. of Registers Hi XX X,X
No. of Registers Lo XX X,X
EOP Cr 13
Error :
STX @ 64
Slave Add XX X,X
Function 90 57,48
Exception code XX X,X
EOP Cr 13
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Exception codes :
1 : Function code is not supported.
2 : Out of beginning and ending address range.
3 : Invalid value entrance or wrong byte number.
4 : Operation error.
Error Check Calculating :

CSUM = 0 – (Slave_Add + Function + … + Last_data)
(STX and CSUM are neglected while calculating CSUM)
Address R/W Word Command Definition

Display
0000 R 2 Gross
Value
D0 Busy 1 – System Busy
1 – Data ok
D1 Data ok
0 – Error
D2 Stable 1 – Weight is unstable
D3 0
D4 0
D5 Output 1
1 – Output Active
D6 Output 2
D7 Output 3
D8 Input 1
0002 R 1 Status D9 Input 2 1 – Input Active
D10 Input 3
D11 0
D12 0
0 No Errors
1 ADC out of range
D13 2 ADC over load
Error
D14 3 ADC under load
Code
D15 4 System Error
BX is not in weighing
5
mode
0003 R 2 Reserve
0005 R 2 Gross weight
0007 R 1 Status The same as address 0002
00 No
0008 R/W 1 Control
01 Zeroing
Examples : The commands that will be used for the indicators of which Instrument
address is 1
Reading weight data : @,01,03,00,00,00,02,FA,<Cr>
Reading status data : @,01,03,00,02,00,01,9F,<Cr>
Zeroing : @,01,10,00,08,00,01,02,00,01,E3,<Cr>
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Appendix 3:
Trouble Shooting
BX 5 weighing indicator had been designed as a very reliable and virtually error free
instrument. However if there is an error occurs, do not attempt to repair the equipment
before understanding what caused the error. Note the problems you have with your
instrument and the error messages shown on the display. Then try to solve the problem
according to the error table given below.
Error Table
ERROR
DESCRIPTION THINGS TO DO
CODE
- Check the load
Under Weight is too low - Load cell or instrument could be
broken.
- Check the load
over Over Load - Load cell or instrument could be
broken.
- Check the load
- Check the calibration
Adc Out Load exceeds the operation range
- Load cell or instrument could be
broken.
Any serial interface is not - Configure one the Interface for
no Prn configured as Ticket and report Ticket and report printer
printer connection
- Check the numerical entry
no rCr No alibi record
- Change alibi board if this error
rCr Er Alibi record data error
appears for all CN.
-
Empty No data
-
The same code is already exist in
ChAnGE the memory - Change vehicle ID code
- Wait for the any second weighing

Cod FL Temporary memory is full
or check the memory.
- Re-energize indicator
Err 1 ADC error
- If seen again, change the board
Err 2 ADC error
- Check load cell cable and load
Err 3 Indicator can not be calibrating
then start calibration again
- Configure the instrument
Err 10 EEPROM error
- EEPROM broken
Err 20 Calibration error - Calibrate the indicator.
Err 21 Configuration error - Configure the indicator.
- Check PT and ID entries.
Err 22 CN, PT and ID in use error
- Check CN
Err 23 Header Error - Reload the header
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Err 24 Footer Error - Reload Footer.
Err 27 Indicator is not calibrated - Calibrate the indicator
- Adjust Date & Time.
Err 28 Date & Time Error
- Change the battery.
Err 29 ID error - Reload ID information.
Err 30 Processor Error
- Load cell signal is negative , very
Err 34 Indicator can not be calibrating
low or too high
- Calibration test weight is not
Err 35 Calibration Error enough
- Check load cell connections.
- Wait until scale become stable.
Err 37 Scale unstable
- Check grounding wiring.
- Correct parameter 801.
Err 40 Alibi error
- Alibi card broken
- Appears when new alibi card
Err 41 New alibi card installed
installed.
- Appears when new alibi card
Err 42 Alibi card serial no. is not identical
installed.
Alibi card serial no. is not
- Recognize the alibi card to
Err 43 identical, no print operation will be
indicator
performed
Err 44 Alibi card info error
Err 46 Alibi recording capacity error
Err 47 Main pcb info error
Err 61 U10 is broken or not installed
- Change U10 Component
Err 62 U8 is broken or not installed
- Change U8 Component
E XXXX Hardware error
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Appendix 4:
Parameter’s Default Table
0-- Interface Block 2-- Scale Block

00- Interface 1 20- Scale Set up
000 Data Format 4 = Printer 200 Approved 0 = No
001 Baud rate 3 = 9600 201 Increased indication 0 =w/ x10 key
002 Hand shake 0 = Not used 202 Power on zero 2 = ± %10
003 Address 0 203 Zero with key 1 = ± %2
004 Data length and Parity 0 = 8 bit, no parity 204 Auto zero tracking 0 = Not used
005 Checksum 1 = Enable 206 Motion detector 1 = ± 0,5e
01- Interface 2 208 Stability Time 0.0
010 Data Format 0 = Not used 21- Scale Build
011 Baud rate 3 = 9600 210 Scale Type 0 = Single Range
012 Hand shake 0 = No 211 Capacity 1 / d1
013 Address 0 212 Capacity (2) / d (2) 60000 kg / 10 kg
014 Data length and Parity 0 = 8 bit, no parity 3-- Calibration Block
015 Checksum 1 = Enable 30- Calibration
02- Interface 3 300 Gravity
020 Data Format 0 = Not used 301 Calibration
021 Baud rate 3 = 9600 31- Adjustment
022 Hand shake 0 = Not used 310 Zero adjustment
023 Address 0 311 Span adjustment
024 Serial Mode 0 = RS232C 312 Span adjustment under load
025 Data length and Parity 0 = 8 bit, no parity 8-- Metrological Data Block
026 Checksum 1 = Enable 80- Legal Metrology
03- Ethernet and Profibus 800 Calibration counter
030 Ethernet Data Format 0 = Not used 803 Print Alibi memory
031 Ethernet Address 0 804 Alibi information
04- Printer 9-- Diagnostic
040 Printer 1 = Strip 90- Tests
041 Time 1 = Will be printed 900 Key Pad test
042 Vehicle ID 1 = Will be printed 901 Serial interface-1 test
043 ID1 0 = Won’t be print 904 mV indication
044 ID2 0 = Won’t be print 91- Serial numbers
045 First weighing ticket 0 910 BX Serial no
047 Reprint Ticket 1 911 Option1 serial no
048 Space on the left 0 912 Option2 serial no
049 Line Feed 11 = 1 LF + 1 LF 913 Option3 serial no
04A From Feed 0 = No 97- Calibration coefficients
04B Quantity of Copies 1 97X Calibration coefficients
04C Back Feed 0 99- Printing Parameters
1-- Configuration Block 990 Whole parameters
10- Application 991 Load default parameters
100 Operation 0
12- Filter
120 Filter 3
14- Entries
140 Date entrance
141 Time entrance hh.mm
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Appendix 5:
Calibration Table
n = Max Capacity / e values are given in the table below. Use this table while selecting
your Max and e values.
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NOTES :
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NOTES :
51
NOTES :
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BX 5

TRUCK WEIGHING INDICATOR

 CHECK THE POWER VOLTAGE AND GROUND CONNECTIONS BEFORE ENERGISING BX 5.

 DON’T ENERGISE BX 5 BEFORE MAKING LOAD CELL CONNECTION.

 DON’T PLUG IN OR OUT THE CABLES AND/OR CONNECTORS WHILE INDICATOR IS

 DO NOT OPEN THE ENCLOSURE WHILE BX 5 CONNECTED POWER SUPPLY.

1.1. Basic Features

1.2. Technical Features

2.1 Mechanical Installation

2.2 Electrical Installation

J17, short circuit for

2.4 RS-232C Serial Interface Connection

Pin No for desk and panel Pin Number

Desk type housing dimensions:

BX 5 desk type front and side view

BX 5 desk type rear view Dimensions of Desk type

Panel type housing dimensions:

BX 5 Panel type front and side view

POWER 230 VAC, 50Hz, 50mA

BX 5 Panel type rear view The hole dimensions for mounting

Stainless steel type housing dimensions:

Stainless steel housing front view Stainless steel housing

Figure 3 Front panel view of BX 5

: Means preset tare is in function.

: Means the weight value on the display is stable.

: Means the weight is in real zero range.

Ready : Indicates the instrument is ready for weighing process.

4.2 Key Pad

Transit: Pressing this key starts the transit weighing cycle.

ID: Used for numeric ID entry.

Report Daily: This key is used for daily report.

4.3 Key Lock

Warning: In weighbridge operation, the operator attention and concentration is very

5.1. First & Second Weighing

Steps Truck Position Description

[ 9760 kg ] Truck is driven on to Loading the scale.

[ V. Id ] Enter the vehicle ID numerically,if this entry is

Press <Enter> key.

[ Id1 ] Press <M> key to select from ID memory or

Press <Enter> key.

[ Id2 ] Press <M> key to select from ID memory or

Press <Enter> key.

[ Print ] If the truck is ready for the weighing, press

[ Cod XX ] Temporary memory code number is

[ 0 kg] Truck is driven out of Unloaded the scale.

 Press <F> key to cancel the first weighing process.

Steps Truck Position Description

[ 9760 kg ] Truck is driven on to Loading the scale.

[ V. Id ] Enter up to 6 digit vehicle ID number

Press <Enter> key.

[ Id1 ] Press <M> key to select from ID memory or

Press <Enter> key.

[ Id2 ] Press <M> key to select from ID memory or

Press <Enter> key.

[Save W ] If the truck is ready for the weighing, press

[ Unload ] Message appears until unloading the scale.

[ 0 kg] Truck is driven out of Unloaded the scale.

 Press <F> key to cancel the first weighing process.

Steps Truck Position Description

[ 28680 kg ] Truck is driven on to Loading the scale.

[ First ] The first weight in the memory will be

[ V. Id ] Enter the vehicle ID numerically if this entry

[ Id1 ] Press <M> key to select from ID memory or

[ Sure XX ] If the displayed temporarily first weighing