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Multi-Function Weighing Indicator

Setup & Calibration Manual

V138September 2015
Specifications subject to change without prior notice

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Contents
Contents ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2

1. Main Board Layout ................................................................................................................................................ 3

2. Plugs & Pins2.1 Power Terminal .......................................................................................................................... 4

2.2 Comports Terminal ............................................................................................................................................. 4
2.3 Setup & Calibration Control Jumper ................................................................................................................... 4
2.4 Load Cell Terminal ............................................................................................................................................. 4
2.5 Comport 1 Serial/TTL Selector ........................................................................................................................... 4
2.6 Control Output Terminal ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.7 Control Output Indicators ................................................................................................................................... 5
3. Internal Functions & Settings ................................................................................................................................ 6
3.1 How to Enter and Select Internal Function ......................................................................................................... 6
3.1.1 Jumper mode (F67 = Jump) ......................................................................................................................... 6
3.1.2 Password mode (F67 = Count) .................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Key Function during Internal Function Mode ..................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Restricted Internal Function & Setup & Calibration control jumper .................................................................... 7
3.4 Internal Function Table ....................................................................................................................................... 7
4. Recommended System Setting Procedures ....................................................................................................... 13

5. Capacity, Division & Weight Unit Setting ............................................................................................................ 14

5.1 Metrology Characteristics Setting Procedures ................................................................................................. 14
5.2 Single Weighing Range Setting Procedures .................................................................................................... 14
5.3 Dual weighing range / Dual weighing interval Setting Procedures .................................................................. 14
6. Calibration Methods & Procedures ..................................................................................................................... 15
6.1 Calibration Weight ............................................................................................................................................ 15
6.2 Warm up time ................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.3 Calibration Control Jumper ............................................................................................................................... 15
6.4 User Calibration (F99) ...................................................................................................................................... 15
6.5 User Calibration Procedure .............................................................................................................................. 15
6.6 Dealer Calibration (F89) ................................................................................................................................... 16
7. Error Codes ......................................................................................................................................................... 17

8. Commands .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.1 Command Types .............................................................................................................................................. 18
8.2 Command Formats ........................................................................................................................................... 18
9. Sealing Position & Data Plate ............................................................................................................................. 19
10. Appendix A: - Keyboard Commands................................................................................................................... 20

11. Appendix B: - System Parameter Inquiry Commands ........................................................................................ 21

12. Appendix C: - System Parameter Setting Commands ........................................................................................ 25

13. Appendix D: - Execution Commands .................................................................................................................. 29

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1. Main Board Layout

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2. Plugs & Pins2.1 Power Terminal
Pin Assignment from top to bottom

1 2 3 4

Battery +ve Battery -ve Adaptor +ve Adaptor -ve

Note: - Special care about battery polarity should be taken when connecting battery. Incorrect battery polarity will
cause un-recoverable damage to the instrument.

2.2 Comports Terminal

Pin Assignment from left to right
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Port #1
Port #1 Port #1 Port #1 Port #2 Port #2 Port #2
DC +5V
TXD Ground RXD TXD Ground RXD
Output

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2.3 Setup & Calibration Control Jumper
Pin Assignment from left to right
A B C

Restricted Common Enable

Notes: -
a. Short circuit A & B = (when F67 setting is = Jump) Access to F60 ~ F99 is prohibited. Instrument
will go to normal operating mode when powered on.
b. Short circuit B & C = (when F67 setting is = Jump) Instrument will go to setting mode
automatically when powered on. Access to F60 ~ F99 is allowed.

2.4 Load Cell Terminal

Pin assignment from top to bottom: -
a. Signal -ve
b. Signal +ve
c. Ground
d. Excitation -ve
e. Remote Sense -ve
f. Remote Sense +ve
g. Excitation +ve

In case for 4-wire load cell, short circuit: -

h. Excitation +ve with remote Sense +ve, and
i. Excitation –ve with Remote Sense –ve.
Otherwise, the instrument will not work.

2.5 Comport 1 Serial/TTL Selector

There are totally 3 sets of jumper are available. From top to bottom are J3, J1 & J2 respectively.
Each jumper consists of 3 pins, from top to bottom are A, B & C respectively.
 For serial connection, short circuit: - J3 B& C. J1 A&B and J2 B&C.
 For TTL connection, short circuit: - J3 A&B, J1B&C and J2 A&B.

1 To enable jumper control, set F67 to Jump.

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2.6 Control Output Terminal
Assignment from left to right: -
a. External DC +12V Input. This pin is connected to the 12V input of the built-in relay board.
b. Control Output #1. This pin is connected to the Output #1 of the built-in relay board.
c. Control Output #2. This pin is connected to the Output #2 of the built-in relay board.
d. Control Output #3. This pin is connected to the Output #3 of the built-in relay board.
e. Control Output #4. This pin is connected to the Output #4 of the built-in relay board.
f. DC output Ground. This pin is connected to the GND of the built-in relay board.

Notes: -
 Pay attention to the polarity of above point a and point f. Wrong polarity will cause
un-recoverable damages to both the relay board and this instrument.
 Maximum external voltage input = DC24V.
 Maximum current per each output = 200mA.
 External DC input is common for all control output port.
 Common of all relays are independent to others.
 The built-in relay board is powered by through the DC input externally. If the built-in relay
board is used, always plug the external power adaptor which comes with this instrument.
External power adaptor by others may cause in-recoverable damage to both instrument and
built-in relay board into the DC jack input on the back of the instrument.

2.7 Control Output Indicators

Indicator from left to right: -
g. Output indicator #1
h. Output indicator #2
i. Output indicator #3
j. Output indicator #4

Output indicator will lit on when the corresponding control output is in action.

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3. Internal Functions & Settings
Refer to 3.4 for preferred operation parameters settings.
Notes: -
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 F1~F29 are accessible by user without restriction .
 F60~F99 are restricted functions which request a password or on board jumper to access.
Refer to 2.3 for details. These functions are for dealer and authorized personnel only and all
settings to these functions are monitored and recorded by the built-in trailer counts.

3.1 How to Enter and Select Internal Function

3.1.1 Jumper mode (F67 = Jump)

If Setup & Calibration Control Jumper is set to enable position (B & C), instrument will enter internal function
automatically when power on.

3.1.2 Password mode (F67 = Count)

Follow the below steps to enter and select desired parameter of an internal function.
1. Power this instrument off and then power on again,
2. Press [Set] during countdown,
3. Displays F1,
4. This instrument is now in internal function.

3.2 Key Function during Internal Function Mode

Key Function in Setup & Calibration

[On/Off] Quit without saving and power off

[Unit] Go to previous page

[Set] To enter internal function number F1~F29 during weighing mode

[Print/M+] Enter, save and return

[Zero] Quit without saving

Set F1 value being shown to zero and to display the net span gain of additional load
[Tare]
applied

[Func] Go to next page

[CE/x10] Clear

[Check] Quick access to label settings

0~9 Numeric keys

2 Refer to operation for setting procedures and details for F1 to F29.

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3.3 Restricted Internal Function & Setup & Calibration control jumper
F60 ~ F99 are restricted internal functions which are protected by password or the Setup & Calibration Control
Jumper.

If password mode is used, enter correct password when “P ----“appears. Default password = 0000, which also
means no password control. To enable password control, go to F60 and input any 4-digit password other than
0000.

If entering a restricted internal function (F60 ~ F99) by password is not allowed, set the setup & calibration control
jumper to B & C (refer to 2.3 for details). After calibration and settings, place this jumper back to calibration disable
position (A & B), otherwise, this instrument will not function.

3.4 Internal Function Table

Function Parameters / Note
Description
No. Default = **
Press [Print/M+] to set offset value to zero when unloaded. Then
add load on the platform to observe the span value of load
applied.
 When ADC is more than 1 million. W1 sign
will appear. Actual ADC is = 1 million plus
the ADC value being displayed.
Internal Analogue to Digital
F1  When ADC is more than 2 million. W2 sign
(ad) Value
will appear. Actual ADC is = 2 million plus
the ADC value being displayed.
 When ADC is more than 3 million. Both W1
& W2 sign will appear. Actual ADC is = 3
million plus the ADC value being displayed.
Press [Zero] to quit to F1.
All display segments and backlight colors will be lit on. Check any
F2 All Segment Check
segments or backlight colors are missing.
Capacity, Division & Default Display basic metrology characteristics (capacity, division and
F3
Weight Unit weight unit). Value displayed = Max + 1e
F4 Date Format & Date DD/MM/YY ** YY/MM/DD MM/DD/YY
 Press [Print/M+] to check current date value.
 To change date value, enter date value and then press [Print/M+] to
confirm.
HH/MM/SS
F5 Time

To change time, press [Print/M+], then enter a new value and press [Print/M+].
System Initialization
F6 ** NO YES
(Set F7~F29 to Default)
If YES is selected, press [1] when “SURE ?” is displayed. Indicator shows Done when initialization
is completed.
Auto Power Off Time
F7 OFF 1 3 ** 5 10 20
(Minute)
Auto power off function will be disabled when an energized power adaptor is pulled in.
Brightness (01 ~ 99) Color Ratio (Green Vs Red)
F8 Backlight Brightness
** Default = 60 ** Default = 50

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  To change setting, enter value through numeric keys and then press
[Print/M+].
 Set brightness (bt) first, then set color ratio. Color ratio is used to generate
the preferred yellow color.
When instrument is powered by built-in rechargeable battery, backlight will be turned to minimum
when battery is low or when weight value remains unchanged for 5 seconds.
kg g lb
F9 Weight Unit Enable / Disable
(** On/Off) (On/** Off) (On/** Off)
F10 Filter Strength 1 2 3 4 ** 5 6 7 8 9
Select: -
 1 (strongest filter) for bad working environment where vibration, wind flow…
etc. affect stable reading,
 5 for normal environment,
 9 (least filter) for very good working environment where wind and vibration
have no effect to stable reading.
AtM (Action
Cnt
Tare PEK (Peak) Ani (Animal)
F11 Auxiliary Function (Counting)
Memory) (On/** Off) (On/** Off)
(On/** Off)
(On/** Off)
F12 Auto Tare Function ** OFF ON Contin
Notes: -
 Off = Auto Tare Function disable
 On = Only the first table weight applied will be tare off. Minimum tare load ≥
2d
 Contin = All stable weight applied will be tare off. Minimum tare load ≥ 10d
F13 Repetitive Tare Function ** OFF ON
If F12 is set = Contin, Repetitive Tare setting “Off” will be surpassed.
Kb (keypad buzzer) St (System buzzer)
F14 Buzzer
(**On/Off) (**On/Off)
F15 Check Result Buzzer OFF ** IN OUT Hi Lo
 oFF = Check Buzzer disabled.
 IN = Check Buzzer activates when reading is within range.
 ouT = Check Buzzer activates when reading is out of range.
 Hi = Check Buzzer activates when reading more than Hi limit.
 Lo = Check Buzzer activates when reading lower than Lo limit.
F16 Set Comport 1 Off Auto 1 Auto 2 Auto 3 Manual ** PC Scanner
Refer to F17 for details
**
F17 Set Comport 2 Off Auto 1 Auto 2 Auto 3 Manual PC
CMD
 Off = No data output.
 Auto 1 = auto print when weight is stable.
 Auto 2 = the highest stable weight value (of a weighing process) will be
automatically printed when all loads are removed (and gross weight returns
to zero or minus).
 Auto 3 = the last stable weight value (of a weighing process) will be
automatically printed when all loads are removed (and gross weight returns
to zero or minus).
 Manual = Manual output to printer or computer.

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  PC = Continuous output.
 CMD = Command / information request mode.
 Scaner = Serial scanner.

Notes: -
 Refer to operation manual for detailed setup information.
 Restart instrument (by power off then power on again) after F16 and/or F17
setting is changed under normal operation status.
Machine ID and Group
F18 Machine ID Group
Number
 Id = Machine ID number (0000~9999). Press [CEx10] to skip or clear
machine ID.
 Gp = Group number (00~99). Press [CEx10] to skip or clear machine group.
F19 Input Product Code Manually H Code M Code L Code
 Product code by keyboard accepts numeric numbers only. Maximum length
= 18 digits.
 Enter Product code starting from H code, then M cord and finally L Cord.
Press [Print/M+] to confirm and end editing after last digit has been input.
 Product code does not support print format 1 (Lab 1).
 If a product code has been entered, this product code will be included in print
format 2 (Lab 2) and print format 3 (Lab 3) automatically.
F20 Keyboard Lock ** OFF (Disable) ON (Enable)
When keyboard lock is = ON, only Zero, Tare, Set & On/Off key will be accessible during operation
status.
Weight Function Output Print
F21 ** STD CUSTOM
Format
Counting Function Output Print
F22 ** STD CUSTOM
Format
F23 Reserved.
Animal Functions Output Print
F24 ** STD CUSTOM
Format
F25 Check Modes ** Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4
 Mode 1 = Standard static/Dynamic Weight Check Mode.
 Mode 2 = Inflow/Outflow Control Logic Mode.
 Mode 3 =Constant Feeding Mode.
 Mode 4 = Constant Dispensing Mode
Note: - if Mode 1 is selected, set also F26.
Near Zero
F26 ** 000000
Weight Value
Near Zero value is useful for dynamic weight check applications to bypass unnecessary LO alarm
during uploading and unloading process. Notes: -
 Value entered valid only when Check function is activated.
 Near zero weight value can be any value between 20d and LO limit.
 Any near zero value which less than 20d will be ignored. Instrument will
deem 20d as minimum near zero weight value.
 The HI LO comparison remains non-activated when weight reading is less
than the near zero value entered here.
F27 Decimal Point Format ** Dot (.) Comma (,)

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 Ask for Operator Number when
F28 Yes ** No
Power on
 Yes: - Instrument will ask for operator number during countdown process
when power on. Enter 4-digit operator number or press [CE x 10] to skip
operator number when being asked.
 No: - Instrument will not ask for operation number.
Read Calibration and parameter set counts.
 O (Parameter set count): - shows total times that the important parameters
F29
(F80~F88) has been altered.
 C (Calibration count): - shows total times of calibration.

F60~99 are restricted functions which are monitored by trailer counts: - .

 Calibration count will be increased by 1 each time when this unit is calibrated,
 Metrology set count will be increased by 1 each time when parameter of F80~F88 is
altered.

To access these functions, either: -

 short circuit the enable pins of the ADJ position on main board with a jumper, or
 enter a correct password when “P - - - -“ appears
F60 Change Password
 Default password = 0000 (No password control).
 When password is set to = 0000, it means no password control.
 P0 = Enter original password (P0 will be asked only when jumper is not
available).
 P1 = Enter new password.
 P2 = Re-enter the new password.
Manual Tare Stability ** YES (Manual Tare works only
F61 No (Without stability restriction)
Control when weight is stable)
Manual Zero Stability ** YES (Manual Zero works only
F62 No (Without stability restriction)
Control when weight is stable)
F63 Preset Tare Function Off ** On
Note: - If ON is selected, set also F12 to OFF otherwise, preset tare will not operate.
Initial Zero Range
F64 0 ~ 20 in 8 step. Default = 10
(± %)
Manual Zero Range
F65 1 ~ 100 in 10 step. Default = 2
(± %)
Auto Zero Tracking
F66 Off ~ 10d in 12 steps. Default = 0.5d
Speed (± d/Sec)
Metrological Settings
F67 (F60 ~ F99) Access Jump (on board Jumper) ** Count (Password)
Method
 Jump = F60 ~ F99 can only be accessed by on board jumper.
 Count = F60 ~ F99 can be accessed by password.
** none
oimL ntEP
F68 Set Application (None
(OIML Approved) (NTEP Approved)
Approved)
Notes: -

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  None = Normal Application
 Oiml = OIML Legal for Trade Application
 NtEP = NTEP Legal for Trade Application

When None is selected: -

a. no limitation on maximum division (Max/e).
b. x10 (extended display) function will be disable.
c. all weight units can be enabled.

When OIML is selected: -

a. Maximum division if (Max/e) can be set is = 10,000.
b. x10 (extended display) function will be activated by pressing [CE/x10] key.
c. Weight unit kg will be turned on automatically.
d. lb weight unit and all lb related functions will be disabled.
e. Negative tare will be disabled.

When NTEP is selected: -

a. Maximum division if (Max/e) can be set is = 10,000.
b. x10 (extended display) function will be activated by pressing [CE/x10] key.
c. All weight units can be enabled.
d. Negative tare will be disabled.
Calibration Weight
F80 ** kg lb
Unit
After changing calibration weight unit: -
a. For singe range mode, reset F82 and 83.
b. For dual weighing range and dual weighing interval mode, reset all parameters
from F82 ~ F85.
c. Re-do calibration.

Notes: - metric / lb conversion formula: -

 Capacity: - 1kg = 1000g = 2.20462lb
 Division: - 0.10kg = 0.05lb, 0.2kg = 0.5lb, 0.5kg = 1lb; 0.10lb = 0.05kg, 0.2lb =
0.1kg, 0.5lb = 0.2kg.
F81 Decimal Point 0 0.0 0.00 ** 0.000 0.0000
 For single weighing range mode = enter Capacity
(Max) here.
F82 Capacity 1
 For dual weighing range and dual weighing interval
mode = enter Max1 here.
 For single weighing range mode = enter division (d)
here.
F83 Division 1
 For dual weighing range and dual weighing interval
mode = enter d1 here.
3 Parameters are available: -
 Off = Singe range mode.
 Range = Dual weighing range mode.
Set Dual weighing  Interv = Dual weighing interval mode.
F84 range/Interval mode
and Capacity 2 Notes: -
 For single weighing range mode, select Off.
 For dual weighing range mode, select Range and
enter Max2 here.
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  For dual weighing interval mode, select Interv and
enter Max2 here.
 Condition Max1 ＜ Max2 must be fulfilled.
 For dual weighing range and dual weighing interval
F85 Division 2 mode mode: - enter d2 here
 d1 ＜ d2 must be fulfilled.
 Note: - Re-calibrate scale in case any of the parameter(s) of F82 ~ F85
has/have been changed.
Gravity Factor of  For advance dealers only,
F86 ** 9.7940
Calibration Place  Voided if recalibrated.
Gravity Factor of  For advance dealers only,
F87 ** 9.7940
Operation Place  Voided if recalibrated.
Linearity
F88 OFF ** ON
Compensation
Use this function to create a new co-efficient if new load cell(s) is/are
used. Notes: -
To Build a new
 Recommended Cal 1 mass = 1/3 ~ 1/2 of Max (or
Linearity
F89 Max2 for dual weighing range).
Compensation
 Recommended Cal 2 mass = 1/2 ~ Max (or Max2
co-efficient
for dual weighing range).
 Condition Cal 2 > Cal 1 must be fulfilled.
 User calibration will not affect the linearity
compensation co-efficient built by F89.
 User calibration is used to fine tune the instrument
F99 User Calibration
accuracy (e.g. after long distance re-allocation) or
as periodical accuracy re-calibration.
 Suggested Calibration load ≥ 50 % of Max.

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4. Recommended System Setting Procedures3
1. Connecting load cell platform / junction box.
2. System Initialization If necessary…. (F6).
3. Check internal count value from load cell / junction box (F1).
4. Check LCD segment and backlight colors (F2).
5. Set date format and date value (F4).
6. Set time (F5).
7. Check and set all other operation parameters from F7 to F27.
8. Set password (F60).
9. Set operation characteristics (F61 ~ F66).
10. Set main weight unit for calibration, capacity and division (F80).
11. Set decimal point (F81).
12. Set capacity (Max1 in case of dual weighing range or dual weighing interval mode) (F82).
13. Set division (e1 in case of dual weighing range or dual weighing interval mode) (F83).
14. Set Max2 in case of dual weighing range or dual weighing interval mode (F84).
15. Set e2 in case of dual weighing range or dual weighing interval mode (F85).
16. Set gravity factor of calibration place (F86).
17. Set gravity factor of operation place (F87).
18. Set linearity compensation on/off (F88).
19. Build new linearity compensation co-efficient (F89).

Note: -
When doing system setting, always follow the internal function number numeric order, e.g. F80 must be
set prior to F81; likewise, F82 has to be set prior to F84.

3 Refer to operation for setting procedures and details for F1 to F29.

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5. Capacity, Division & Weight Unit Setting
This instrument supports: -
a. Free Capacity setting.
b. Free Division setting.
c. Single weighing range mode.
d. Dual weighing range or dual weighing interval mode, and
e. Weight unit conversation among kg, g, and lb.

5.1 Metrology Characteristics Setting Procedures

This paragraph describes the procedures on how metrology characteristics are set. Metrology characteristics means:
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a. Main weight unit for calibration, capacity and division.
b. Number of decimal place.
c. Scale capacity (single weighing range, dual weighing range and dual weighing interval).
d. Scale division (single weighing range, dual weighing range and dual weighing interval).

5.2 Single Weighing Range Setting Procedures

a. Goto F80 to set calibration, capacity and division weight unit.
b. Goto F81 to set decimal place.
c. Goto F82 to set scale capacity.
d. Goto F83 to set scale division.
At this point, the metrology characteristics of single weighing range are set.

5.3 Dual weighing range / Dual weighing interval Setting Procedures

a. Goto F80 calibration, capacity and division weight unit.
b. Goto F81 to set decimal place.
c. Goto F82 to set scale capacity for first weighing range (W1).
d. Goto F83 to set scale division for first weighing range (e1).
e. Goto F84 to set scale capacity for second weighing range (W2).
f. Goto F85 to set scale division for second weighing range (e2).

Notes: -
 At this point, the metrology characteristics are set.
 Once the capacity of a specific weight unit is set, the capacity of other weight units will be set
automatically. Conversion formula: - 1kg = 1000g = 2lb; 1lb = 0.5kg = 500g.

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6. Calibration Methods & Procedures
6.1 Calibration Weight
To ensure accurate calibration result, only standard weights should be used for calibration. Make sure that all the
mass of the standard weights used is within maximum permissible error (mpe) of the weight class. Class IV standard
weights are not suggested for calibration.

6.2 Warm up time

a. Allow a warm up period of not less than 60 seconds before calibration. The higher the setup
resolution, the longer the warm up period is required. In most cases, 120 seconds is considered
as a safe warm up period for all applications.
b. This warm up period is needed to energy all components to reach a stable status.
c. To read the internal AD count value, enter internal function F1. The internal AD count value of a
not yet fully energized PCB will go up continuously.
d. The internal count value is deemed stable when the internal AD count varies less than 5 counts
within 2 seconds.

6.3 Calibration Control Jumper

F60 ~ F99 are restricted internal functions which are protected by password and setup & calibration control jumper.
Enter a correct password when “P ----“appears. Default password = 0000 (no password control)

6.4 User Calibration (F99)

1. Require 1 calibration loading point.
2. Is recommended for end user (if end user is allowed to do calibration).
3. Is used to fine tune the accuracy of the instrument (e.g. after long distance re-allocation or a long
period of usage).
4. User calibration will not re-write linear compensation formula built by linearity calibration.
5. A fixed calibration sequence must be matched: -
a. First = zero Calibration (No Load)
b. Second = Span calibration

6.5 User Calibration Procedure

1. Goto F99.
2. Enter password if prompted, then press [Print / M+].
3. Instrument displays noload.
4. Remove all loads from platform, then press [Print / M+].
5. Instrument displays the value of user calibration load.
 Note: - At this point, zero calibration is done. Press [Zero] to quit or continue with the below
procedures for span calibration.
6. Press [Print / M+] to accept or if a different load is used, enter through numeric keys and press [Print /
M+].
 Note: - It is recommended 50% ~ 100% of Max (or Max2 for dual weighing range or dual
weighing interval) should be used for user calibration.
7. Instrument displays Load
8. Apply calibration load which weight equals to point f. Wait until Stable Indicator appears then press [Print /
M+].
9. At this point, user calibration is done.

Notes: -
 In case of password is used: - Instrument starts countdown. Instrument is ready for operation
after countdown.

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  In case of calibration control jumper: - Instrument displays JP on. Power off instrument, place
back the calibration jumper to calibration disable position. Then power on again, instrument is
ready for operation after countdown process.
 As protection, should the calculated result obtained through user calibration vary more than
1% as of the result generated by F89, user calibration result will be rejected and error
message will be displayed.

6.6 Dealer Calibration (F89)

Dealer calibration is used to calibrate the instrument and at the same time to build a linearity compensation
coefficient.

Dear calibration has to be conducted when: -

a. a load cell has been changed and/or
b. a new mainboard is used.

Dealer Calibration Procedure

1. Goto F89 and press [Print / M+].
2. Enter password if prompted, then press [Print / M+].
3. Instrument displays Cal 0, press [Print / M+] to enter.
4. Instrument displays noload.
5. Remove all loads from platform, then press [Print / M+].
6. Instrument displays CAL 1, press [Print / M+] to enter.
7. Instrument displays the load value of linearity point 1. Press [Print / M+] to accept.
 Note: - In case different calibration load is used, enter through numeric keys and press [Print
/ M+]. It is recommended that 33% ~ 50% of Max should be used for linearity point 1.
8. Instrument displays calibration mass value for Load 1.
9. Apply calibration load equals to above.
10. When Stable Indicator appears, press [Print / M+].
11. Instrument displays CAL 2, press [Print / M+] to enter.
12. Instrument displays the load value of linearity point 2. Press [Print / M+] to accept.
 Note: - In case different calibration load is used, enter through numeric keys and press [Print
/ M+]. It is recommended that 75% ~ 100% of Max should be used for linearity point 2.
13. Instrument displays calibration mass value for Load 2.
14. Apply calibration load equals to above.
15. When Stable Indicator appears, press [Print / M+].
16. At this point, dealer calibration is completed and instrument starts power on countdown and return to
normal operation status.

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7. Error Codes
Error Code No. Description

Err 1 Time value error

Err 2 Date value error

Err 3 Exceed manual zero

Err 4 Offset out of range / unstable during power on (5 minutes for OIML and NTEP mode)

Err 5 No load cell detected

Err 6 Tare operation error

Err 7 Logic error. HI limit set is lower than LO limit (and HI is not = 0)

Err 8 Logic error. LO limit is higher than HI limit (and HI is not = 0)

Err 10 (F25 Mode 3) Container weight is higher than tArE H

Err 11 (F25 Mode 3) Container weight is lower than tArE L

Err 12 (F25 Mode 3 and Mode 4) Actual weight is higher than SP3

Err 13 Exceed maximum power on (5 minutes for OIML and NTEP mode)

Err 19 Capacity or division setting error (Division set is higher than 10000d)

Err 22 Manual Zero and Tare stability error

Err 23 Capacity setting error, Capacity 1 > Capacity 2

Err 24 Division setting error, e1 > e2

Err 25 Span gain is too low

Err 26 Not able to obtain stable status for longer than 10 sec
Calculated value per e of Cal 2 varies more than 1% as of Cal 1. Properly a load cell
Err 27
problem.
Err 28 Maximum accumulation limit is exceeded.

--oL-- Overload (Gross weight is more than Max plus 9d)

UndEr Negative Weight values exceeds display range

Important parameters have been changed. Power off and then power on instrument
Reboot
again to reboot.
------ Negative Tare value exceeds display range

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8. Commands4
Commands are used to set or ask system parameters or to force system to execute certain action. These
commands can be sent to this instrument from computer through any standard communication program.

By means of system parameter commands through another computer which is connected to this instrument, remote
diagnosis, repair and recovery is possible.

8.1 Command Types

There are 4 types of commands: -
a. Keyboard commands,
b. System parameter inquiry commands,
c. System parameter setting commands, and
d. Execution commands.
Refer to Appendix A to D for details of the above command types.

8.2 Command Formats

Command format for above 4 command types as below: -
a. Hex code 0D (ASCII code $0D), then followed by
b. Hex code 0A (LF) (ASCII code $0A) then followed by
c. Command code listed on Appendix A to D, then followed by
d. Hex code 20 (ASCII code $20).

4 when F16 or F17 is set to CMD.

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9. Sealing Position & Data Plate
To fulfil the approval requirements, this instrument has to be properly sealed. Refer to the below sealing diagram for
sealing position and method.

Information on Data Plate

To fulfil the approval requirements, the following data must be marked on the data plate: -
a. Maximum Capacity (Max) for single weighing range or Max 1 & Max2 in case of dual weighing
range.
b. Minimum capacity (Min) for single weighing range or Min1 & Min2 in case of dual weighing
range/interval.
c. Verification scale interval (e) or actual scale interval (d) or for single weighing range or e1, e2, d1,
d2 in case of dual weighing range/interval.
d. Calibration count & Parameter count. Both calibration count and parameter count values can be
checked by internal function F29.

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10. Appendix A: - Keyboard Commands
Keyboard commands can be sent to this instrument from computer through any standard communication program to
simulate keyboard entries.

To enable Keyboard commands, connect the external peripheral which generates keyboard commands to Comport
2 and set Comport 2 to CMD. Keyboard Command format as below: -
a. Hex code 0D (CR), then followed by
b. Hex code 0A (LF) then followed by
c. Letter shown on below illustration diagram (keyboard commands are case sensitive), then
followed by
d. Space (Hex code 20)

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11. Appendix B: - System Parameter Inquiry Commands
System parameter inquiry commands are used to check system parameter settings. Command format as below: -
a. Hex code 0D (ASCII code $0D),
b. Hex code 0A (LF) (ASCII code $0A),
c. Command code listed on below table (all commands are case sensitive),
d. Hex code 20 (ASCII code $20)

System Parameter Inquiry Commands Table

Number & Description Responded Parameters
Notes: -
Command a. If more than one parameter, semi colon is inserted
Description
Code between parameters.
b. Response from instrument always end up with Hex code
0D 0A

Calibration weight  d1 = calibration weight unit: - 0 = kg; 1 = lb.

Aa
unit and application  d2 = application: - 0 = none; 1 = OIML; 2= NTEP

 d1 = decimal format: - 0 = dot; 1 = comma

 d2 = kg: - 0 = no decimal; 1 = 1 decimal place…… 4 = 4 decimal
Decimal format, place
Ab decimal point of kg,  d3 = g: - 0 = no decimal; 1 = 1 decimal place…… 4 = 4 decimal
g and lb place; n = not applicable
 d4 = lb: - 0 = no decimal; 1 = 1 decimal place…… 4 = 4 decimal
place

 d1 = capacity in kg. Data length = 8 including decimal with

leading space (Hex code 20)
Capacity1 of kg, g,  d2 = capacity = g. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
Ac
lb space (Hex code 20)
 d3 = capacity = lb. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
space (Hex code 20)

 d1 = mode: - 0 = Off; 1 = dual weighing range; 2 = dual interval

 d2 = capacity in kg. Data length = 8 including decimal with
leading space (Hex code 20)
Capacity 2 of kg, g,
Ad  d3 = capacity = g. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
lb
space (Hex code 20)
 d4 = capacity = lb. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
space (Hex code 20)

 d1 = kg: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

Ae Division 1 of kg, g, lb  d2 = g: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50
 d3 = lb: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

 d1 = kg: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

Af Division 2 of kg, g, lb  d2 = g: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50
 d3 = lb: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

 d1 = gravity factor of calibration place. Data length = 8 including

Gravity Factor of
decimal with leading space (Hex code 20).
Ag Calibration Place
 d2 = gravity of location of operation place. Data length = 8
and Operation Place
including decimal with leading space (Hex code 20).

Linearity 0 = Off; 1 = On
Ah
Compensation

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 Function

 d1 = ad value of zero point. Data length = 8 including decimal

with leading space (Hex code 20).
ad value of zero
 d2 = weight value of LD1. Data length = 8 including decimal with
point (offset) value,
leading space (Hex code 20).
weight value of
 d3 = ad value of LD1. Data length = 8 (integers only) with leading
Ai LD1, ad value of
space (Hex code 20).
LD1, weight value
 d4 = weight value of LD2. Data length = 8 including decimal with
of LD2 and ad
leading space (Hex code 20).
value of LD2
 d5 = ad value of LD2. Data length = 8 (integers only) with leading
space (Hex code 20).

 d1 = as value of zero point. Data length = 8 (integers only) with

ad value of zero leading space (Hex code 20).
point (offset), span  d2 = span weight value. Data length =8 including decimal with
Aj
weight value, net leading space (Hex code 20).
span AD value  d3 = net span AD value. Data length = Data length = 8 (integers
only) with leading space (Hex code 20)

Weight unit  d1 = kg: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

Ak enable/disable for  d2 = g: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
kg, g and lb  d3 = lb: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

Al Filter strength 0 = level 1; 1 = level 2; … ;7 = level 8; 8 = level 9

 d1 = initial zero range: - 0 = Off, 1 = 1%, 2 = 2%; … 5 = 5%; 6 =

10%; 7 = 20%
Initial Zero range,
 d2 = manual zero range: - 0 = 1%; 1 = 2%; 2 = 3%; 3 = 4%; 4 =
manual zero range,
Am 5%; 5 = 10%; 6 = 20%; 7 = 50%; 8 = 75%; 9 = 100%
auto zero tracking
 d3 = auto zero tracking speed: - 00 = Off; 01 = 0.25e; 02 = 0.50e;
speed
03 = 10e; 04 = 1.5e; 05 = 2.0e; 06 = 2.5e; 07 = 3.0e; ….; 09 = 5e;
10 = 7.5e; 11 = 10e

 d1 = auto tare: - 0 = Off; 1 = On; 2= Continuous

Auto tare, repetitive
An  d2 = repetitive tare: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
tare and preset tare
 d3 = Preset tare: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

 d1 = manual zero stability control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes

Stability control of
(enable)
Ao manual zero and
 d2 = manual tare stability control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes
manual tare
(enable)

 d1 = auto power off time: - 0 = Off; 1 = 1 minute; 2 = 3 minute; 3

Auto power off time, = 5 minute; 4 = 10 minute; 5 = 20 minute
backlight brightness,  d2 = backlight brightness (01 ~ 99). 01 = lowest, 99 = highest.
Ap color ratio, keypad  d3 = color ratio (01 ~ 99). 01 = least red output, 99 = highest red
buzzer and system output
buzzer  d4 = keypad buzzer: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
 d5 = system buzzer: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

Check result buzzer,  d1 = check result buzzer: - 0 = Off; 1 = In; 2 = Out; 3 = hi, 4 = lo
near zero value,  d2 = near zero value. Data length = 8 with leading space (Hex
high limit for code 20)
Aq
weighing, low limit  d3 = Hi Limit for weighing. Integer only. Data length = 8 including
for weighing, high decimal with leading space (Hex code 20).
limit for counting,  d4 = Lo Limit for weighing. Integer only. Data length = 8 including

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 low limit for counting decimal with leading space (Hex code 20).
 d5: = Hi Limit for counting. Integer only. Data length = 8 (integers
only) with leading space (Hex code 20).
 d6: = Lo Limit for counting. Integer only. Data length = 8
(integers only) with leading space (Hex code 20).

 d1 = working mode: - 0 = Auto 1; 1 = Auto 2; 2 = Auto 3; 3 =

Manual; 4 = PC; 5 = Scanner; 6 = Off
Comport 1 working  d2 = baud rate: - 0 = 1200; 1 = 2400; 3 = 4800; 3 = 9600; 4 =
mode, baud rate, 19200; 5 = 38400; 6 = 57600; 7 = 115200
output protocol, print  d3 = protocol: - 0 = Protocol 1; 1 = Protocol 2; … ; 8 = Protocol 9
stability control,  d4 = print stability control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
transmission  d5 = transmission interval: - 0 = int 0; 1 = int 0.5; 2 = int 1.0; 3 =
interval, auto int 1.5; …..; 9 = int 300.
accumulation,  d6 = auto accumulation: - 0 = Off (disable); 1 = On (enable)
number of copy,  d7 = number of copy: - 0 = 1 copy; … 7 = 8 Copy
Ar check result control,  d8 = check result control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
print format, label  d9 = print format: - 0 = Lab 1; 1 = Lab 2; 2 = Lab 3; 3= LP-50; 4 =
format group 1 file TSC
number, label format  d10 =label format group 1 file number (00~99): - 00 = file AA00;
group 2 file number, 1 = file AA01; …98 = file AA98; 99 = file AA99
data length, parity,  d11 = label format group 2 file number (00~99): - 00 = file BB00;
minimum output 1 = file BB01; …98 = file BB98; 99 = file BB99
weight value  d12 = data length:- 0 = 7bit; 1 = 8bit
 d13 = parity: = 0 = none; 1 = 0dd; 2 = even
 d14 = minimum output weight value: - 0 = from 00d; 01 = from
01d; … ; 20 = from 20d. Data length = 2 with leading zero

 d1 = working mode: - 0 = Auto 1; 1 = Auto 2; 2 = Auto 3; 3 =

Manual; 4 = PC; 5 = CMD; 6 = Off
Comport 2 working  d2 = baud rate: - 0 = 1200; 1 = 2400; 3 = 4800; 3 = 9600; 4 =
mode, baud rate, 19200; 5 = 38400; 6 = 57600; 7 = 115200
output protocol, print  d3 = protocol: - 0 = Protocol 1; 1 = Protocol 2; … ; 8 = Protocol 9
stability control,  d4 = print stability control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
transmission  d5 = transmission interval: - 0 = int 0; 1 = int 0.5; 2 = int 1.0; 3 =
interval, auto int 1.5; …..; 9 = int 300.
accumulation,  d6 = auto accumulation: - 0 = Off (disable); 1 = On (enable)
number of copy,  d7 = number of copy: - 0 = 1 copy; … 7 = 8 Copy
As check result control,  d8 = check result control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
print format, label  d9 = print format: - 0 = Lab 1; 1 = Lab 2; 2 = Lab 3; 3= LP-50; 4 =
format group 1 file TSC
number, label format  d10 =label format group 1 file number (00~99): - 00 = file AA00;
group 2 file number, 1 = file AA01; …98 = file AA98; 99 = file AA99
data length, parity,  d11 = label format group 2 file number (00~99): - 00 = file BB00;
minimum output 1 = file BB01; …98 = file BB98; 99 = file BB99
weight value  d12 = data length:- 0 = 7bit; 1 = 8bit
 d13 = parity: = 0 = none; 1 = 0dd; 2 = even
 d14 = minimum output weight value: - 0 = from 00d; 01 = from
01d; … ; 20 = from 20d. Data length = 2 with leading zero

 d1 = weight unit: - 0 = kg; 1 = g; 2 = lb

Current weight unit
At  d2 function mode: - 0 = weighing; 1 = piece count; 2 = AT 1; 3 =
and function mode
peak hold; 4 = animal weighing

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  d1 = piece count: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
Function mode
 d2 = AT 1: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
Av enable/disable
 d3 = peak hold: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
status
 d4 = Animal Weighing: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

 d1 = 4 digit machine ID number. Nothing = no machine ID is set

Machine ID & group
Aw  d2 = 2-digit machine group number. Nothing = no group number
number
is set

Ax Operator Number 4-digit operator number. **** = no operator number is set

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12. Appendix C: - System Parameter Setting Commands
System parameter setting commands are used to set system parameters. Command format as below: -
a. Hex code 0D (ASCII code $0D),
b. Hex code 0A (LF) (ASCII code $0A),
c. Command code listed on below table (all commands are case sensitive),
d. Hex code 20 (ASCII code $20)

System Parameter Setting Commands Table

Number & Description of Parameters to Send

Notes: -
a. Instrument returns OK after a correct command is
received.
Command
Description b. If more than one parameter, semi colon is inserted
Code
between parameters.
c. Some of these setting commands are not legal for trade.
User assumed to take all responsibilities of using these
command when the instrument is used for trade
application.
Calibration weight  d1 = calibration weight unit: - 0 = kg; 1 = lb.
Sa
unit and application  d2 = application: - 0 = none; 1 = OIML; 2= NTEP

 d1 = decimal format: - 0 = dot; 1 = comma

 d2 = kg: - 0 = no decimal; 1 = 1 decimal place…… 4 = 4 decimal
Decimal format, place
Sb decimal point of kg,  d3 = g: - 0 = no decimal; 1 = 1 decimal place…… 4 = 4 decimal
g and lb place; n = not applicable
 d4 = lb: - 0 = no decimal; 1 = 1 decimal place…… 4 = 4 decimal
place

 d1 = capacity in kg. Data length = 8 including decimal with

leading zero
Capacity1 of kg, g,  d2 = capacity = g. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
Sc
lb zero
 d3 = capacity = lb. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
zero

 d1 = mode: - 0 = Off; 1 = dual weighing range; 2 = dual interval

 d2 = capacity in kg. Data length = 8 including decimal with
leading space (Hex code 20)
Capacity 2 of kg, g,
Sd  d3 = capacity = g. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
lb
space (Hex code 20)
 d4 = capacity = lb. Data length = 8 including decimal with leading
space (Hex code 20)

 d1 = kg: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

Se Division 1 of kg, g, lb  d2 = g: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50
 d3 = lb: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

 d1 = kg: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

Sf Division 2 of kg, g, lb  d2 = g: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50
 d3 = lb: - 0 = 1; 1 = 2; 2 = 5; 3 = 10; 4 = 20; 5 = 50

Gravity Factor of  d1 = gravity factor of calibration place. Data length = 8 including

Sg
Calibration Place decimal with leading zero.
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 and Operation Place  d2 = gravity of location of operation place. Data length = 8
including decimal with leading zero.

Linearity 0 = Off; 1 = On
Sh Compensation
Function

 d1 = ad value of zero point. Data length = 8 including decimal

with leading zero.
ad value of zero
 d2 = weight value of LD1. Data length = 8 including decimal with
point (offset) value,
leading zero.
weight value of
 d3 = ad value of LD1. Data length = 8 (integers only) with leading
Si LD1, ad value of
zero.
LD1, weight value
 d4 = weight value of LD2. Data length = 8 including decimal with
of LD2 and ad
leading zero.
value of LD2
 d5 = ad value of LD2. Data length = 8 (integers only) with leading
zero.

 d1 = as value of zero point. Data length = 8 (integers only) with

ad value of zero leading zero.
point (offset), span  d2 = span weight value. Data length =8 including decimal with
Sj
weight value, net leading zero.
span AD value  d3 = net span AD value. Data length = Data length = 8 (integers
only) with leading zero

Weight unit  d1 = kg: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

Sk enable/disable for  d2 = g: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
kg, g and lb  d3 = lb: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

Sl Filter strength 0 = level 1; 1 = level 2; … ;7 = level 8; 8 = level 9

 d1 = initial zero range: - 0 = Off, 1 = 1%, 2 = 2%; … 5 = 5%; 6 =

10%; 7 = 20%
Initial Zero range,
 d2 = manual zero range: - 0 = 1%; 1 = 2%; 2 = 3%; 3 = 4%; 4 =
manual zero range,
Sm 5%; 5 = 10%; 6 = 20%; 7 = 50%; 8 = 75%; 9 = 100%
auto zero tracking
 d3 = auto zero tracking speed: - 00 = Off; 01 = 0.25e; 02 = 0.50e;
speed
03 = 10e; 04 = 1.5e; 05 = 2.0e; 06 = 2.5e; 07 = 3.0e; ….; 09 = 5e;
10 = 7.5e; 11 = 10e

 d1 = auto tare: - 0 = Off; 1 = On; 2= Continuous

Auto tare, repetitive
Sn  d2 = repetitive tare: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
tare and preset tare
 d3 = Preset tare: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

 d1 = manual zero stability control: - 0 = No (disable); 1 = Yes

Stability control of
(enable)
So manual zero and
 d2 = manual tare stability control: - 0 = No (disable); 1 = Yes
manual tare
(enable)

 d1 = auto power off time: - 0 = Off; 1 = 1 minute; 2 = 3 minute; 3

Auto power off time, = 5 minute; 4 = 10 minute; 5 = 20 minute
backlight brightness,  d2 = backlight brightness (01 ~ 99). 01 = lowest, 99 = highest.
Sp color ratio, keypad  d3 = color ratio (01 ~ 99). 01 = least red output, 99 = highest red
buzzer and system output
buzzer  d4 = keypad buzzer: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
 d5 = system buzzer: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

Sq Check result buzzer,  d1 = check result buzzer: - 0 = Off; 1 = In; 2 = Out; 3 = Hi, 4 = Lo

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 near zero value,  d2 = near zero value. Data length = 8 with leading zero
high limit for  d3 = Hi Limit for weighing. Integer only. Data length = 8 including
weighing, low limit decimal with leading zero.
for weighing, high  d4 = Lo Limit for weighing. Integer only. Data length = 8 including
limit for counting, decimal with leading zero.
low limit for counting  d5: = Hi Limit for counting. Integer only. Data length = 8 (integers
only) with leading zero.
 d6: = Lo Limit for counting. Integer only. Data length = 8 (integers
only) with leading zero.

 d1 = working mode: - 0 = Auto 1; 1 = Auto 2; 2 = Auto 3; 3 =

Manual; 4 = PC; 5 = Scanner; 6 = Off
Comport 1 working  d2 = baud rate: - 0 = 1200; 1 = 2400; 3 = 4800; 3 = 9600; 4 =
mode, baud rate, 19200; 5 = 38400; 6 = 57600; 7 = 115200
output protocol, print  d3 = protocol: - 0 = Protocol 1; 1 = Protocol 2; … ; 8 = Protocol 9
stability control,  d4 = print stability control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
transmission  d5 = transmission interval: - 0 = int 0; 1 = int 0.5; 2 = int 1.0; 3 =
interval, auto int 1.5; …..; 9 = int 300.
accumulation,  d6 = auto accumulation: - 0 = Off (disable); 1 = On (enable)
number of copy,  d7 = number of copy: - 0 = 1 copy; … 7 = 8 Copy
Sr check result control,  d8 = check result control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
print format, label  d9 = print format: - 0 = Lab 1; 1 = Lab 2; 2 = Lab 3; 3= LP-50; 4 =
format group 1 file TSC
number, label format  d10 =label format group 1 file number (00~99): - 00 = file AA00;
group 2 file number, 1 = file AA01; …98 = file AA98; 99 = file AA99
data length, parity,  d11 = label format group 2 file number (00~99): - 00 = file BB00;
minimum output 1 = file BB01; …98 = file BB98; 99 = file BB99
weight value  d12 = data length:- 0 = 7bit; 1 = 8bit
 d13 = parity: = 0 = none; 1 = 0dd; 2 = even
 d14 = minimum output weight value: - 0 = from 00d; 01 = from
01d; … ; 20 = from 20d. Data length = 2 with leading zero

 d1 = working mode: - 0 = Auto 1; 1 = Auto 2; 2 = Auto 3; 3 =

Manual; 4 = PC; 5 = CMD; 6 = Off
Comport 2 working  d2 = baud rate: - 0 = 1200; 1 = 2400; 3 = 4800; 3 = 9600; 4 =
mode, baud rate, 19200; 5 = 38400; 6 = 57600; 7 = 115200
output protocol, print  d3 = protocol: - 0 = Protocol 1; 1 = Protocol 2; … ; 8 = Protocol 9
stability control,  d4 = print stability control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
transmission  d5 = transmission interval: - 0 = int 0; 1 = int 0.5; 2 = int 1.0; 3 =
interval, auto int 1.5; …..; 9 = int 300.
accumulation,  d6 = auto accumulation: - 0 = Off (disable); 1 = On (enable)
number of copy,  d7 = number of copy: - 0 = 1 copy; … 7 = 8 Copy
Ss check result control,  d8 = check result control: - 0 = no (disable); 1 = Yes (enable)
print format, label  d9 = print format: - 0 = Lab 1; 1 = Lab 2; 2 = Lab 3; 3= LP-50; 4 =
format group 1 file TSC
number, label format  d10 =label format group 1 file number (00~99): - 00 = file AA00;
group 2 file number, 1 = file AA01; …98 = file AA98; 99 = file AA99
data length, parity,  d11 = label format group 2 file number (00~99): - 00 = file BB00;
minimum output 1 = file BB01; …98 = file BB98; 99 = file BB99
weight value  d12 = data length:- 0 = 7bit; 1 = 8bit
 d13 = parity: = 0 = none; 1 = 0dd; 2 = even
 d14 = minimum output weight value: - 0 = from 00d; 01 = from
01d; … ; 20 = from 20d. Data length = 2 with leading zero

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 Preset Tare value of Data length = 8 including decimal with leading zero.
St
current unit

 d1 = piece count: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

Function mode
 d2 = AT 1: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
Sv enable/disable
 d3 = peak hold: - 0 = Off; 1 = On
status
 d4 = Animal Weighing: - 0 = Off; 1 = On

 d1 = 4-digit machine ID number. Input 4 asterisks (****) to clear

Machine ID & group machine ID
Sw
number  d2 = 2-digit machine group number. Input 2 asterisks (**) to clear
machine ID

4-digit machine operator number (numeric numbers only). Input 4

Sx Operator Number
asterisks (****) to skip operator number

Sy Time 24-hour format. Data length = 8. Format = HH:MM:SS

 d1 = Date format: - 0 = DDMMYY; 1 = YYMMDD; 2 = MMDDYY

Date format, date  d2 = First 2 digit of d1
Sz
value  d3 = Middle 2 digit of d1
 d4 = Last 2 digit of d1

Notes: -
a. Some commands are not legal for trade proposes. Users are assumed to take all responsibilities of
using these commands when the instrument is used for trade application.
b. System parameter setting commands should always be sent when the instrument is in weighing
mode.
c. Restart instrument to update all modifications made before operating the instrument.

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13. Appendix D: - Execution Commands
Execution command format as below: -
a. Hex code 0D (ASCII code $0D),
b. Hex code 0A (LF) (ASCII code $0A),
c. Command code listed on below table (all commands are case sensitive),
d. Hex code 20 (ASCII code $20)

Execution Commands Table

Command
Description / Notes
Code

EC Calibrate C0

ED Calibrate C1

EE Calibrate C2

EF Calibrate Span

EY Restart instrument

EZ Save changes and restart instrument

Note: - Execution commands should always be sent when the instrument is in weighing mode.

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