Shinko Denshi FS100K1G Operation Manual Download

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Zero tracking ..................................................................................................................... 29

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Stability discrimination width ............................................................................................. 29

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Stability discrimination frequency ...................................................................................... 30

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Response speed ............................................................................................................... 30

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Weight renewal interval ..................................................................................................... 31

User information setting ............................................................................................................... 32

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Hierarchy of user information setting ................................................................................ 32

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Measurer’s ID setting ........................................................................................................ 32

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Product name ID setting .................................................................................................... 33

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Lot number setting ............................................................................................................ 33

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Code number setting ......................................................................................................... 33

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Preset tare weight setting .................................................................................................. 34

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Inputting of a preset tare weight value ........................................................................... 34

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Registration of a preset tare weight value ..................................................................... 36

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Calling of a preset tare weight value .............................................................................. 36

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Setting of a percent scale reference value ........................................................................ 37

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Setting of the discrimination value of the comparator function ......................................... 38

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Numeric value setting method ....................................................................................... 38

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Actual value setting method ........................................................................................... 41

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Coefficient value setting .................................................................................................... 44

External input/output functions ..................................................................................................... 45

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Hierarchy of the external input/output functions ................................................................ 45

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RS-232C-1 connecter terminal numbers and their functions ............................................ 46

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FS communication format (CRC provided) ....................................................................... 46

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GZIII format ....................................................................................................................... 46

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Basic communication specification ................................................................................ 46

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Basic data output format ................................................................................................ 47

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Meaning of the data ....................................................................................................... 47

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Input command format ................................................................................................... 48

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Transmission procedure ................................................................................................ 48

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Command format ........................................................................................................... 49

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GZII format ........................................................................................................................ 50

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Command format ........................................................................................................... 50

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Response .......................................................................................................................... 51

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Response command format (when set to the A00, Exx format) .................................... 51

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Response command ...................................................................................................... 51

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Response command format (when set to the ACK, NAK format) .................................. 51

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Response command ...................................................................................................... 51

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External contact input (tare weight subtraction / zero adjustment / tare weight subtraction &

zero adjustment) ............................................................................................................................ 51

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RS-232C-1 communication setting ................................................................................... 52

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Setting for the RS-232C-2 communication ....................................................................... 55

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Communication setting .................................................................................................. 55

Functions related to the lock ........................................................................................................ 56

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Hierarchy of functions related to the lock .......................................................................... 56

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Locking of functions related to the operation .................................................................... 56

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Key lock function ............................................................................................................... 57

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Total lock release .............................................................................................................. 57

Controlling and adjustment functions ........................................................................................... 58

Summary of Contents for FS100K1G

Page 1: ...o r k S c a l e ＦＳ Series Operation Manual SHINKO DENSHI CO LTD IMPORTANT To ensure safe and proper use of the balance please read this manual carefully After reading this manual store it in a safe place near the balance so you can review it as needed ...

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Page 3: ...urchased our dust and water proof electronic scale FS series This document describes how to operate the product In the first place install this product properly referring to the Installation Manual attached separately and then read this document ...

Page 4: ...tion is found by any chance please let us know Documents of which pages are missing or irregularly bound will be exchanged Please inform the store where you purchased the product or our sales department Trouble related to the product or system will be dealt with in accordance with the individual maintenance contract Please note however that we will not take responsibility for consequential trouble...

Page 5: ... manual is impossible Therefore it is safe to think that what is not written in the operation manual cannot be performed unless the operation manual positively writes it is possible When performing installation operation maintenance or inspection of this product not only observe what is written or indicated in this document or on the product surface but also pay adequate consideration to safety me...

Page 6: ...on that invites a risk of death or serious injury unless avoided Used for the situation that damages device equipment or destructs deletes or overtypes data unless avoided Used for the situation in which special care should be taken or specific information is emphasized Used for reference information on operation Used for Prohibition items Used for Mandatory items requiring positive action This sy...

Page 7: ... various functions 3 Functions related to the operation Describes about setting items to change the operation of the scale 4 Functions related to the performance Describes about setting items related to the indication stability and the response speed of the scale 5 User information setting Describes about setting items related to the various user s IDs and their upper and lower limits 6 External i...

Page 8: ... 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions 13 2 7 3 Operation of the setting menu inputting of numeric values 15 2 7 4 Operation of the setting menu inputting of characters 16 3 Functions related to the operation 18 3 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the operation 18 3 2 Unit setting 19 3 3 Percent scale function 19 3 4 Adding function 20 3 4 1 Weighing by means of the pl...

Page 9: ...tput functions 45 6 2 RS 232C 1 connecter terminal numbers and their functions 46 6 3 FS communication format CRC provided 46 6 4 GZIII format 46 6 4 1 Basic communication specification 46 6 4 2 Basic data output format 47 6 4 3 Meaning of the data 47 6 4 4 Input command format 48 6 4 5 Transmission procedure 48 6 4 6 Command format 49 6 5 GZII format 50 6 5 1 Command format 50 6 6 Response 51 6 6...

Page 10: ...g of the registered user information 72 9 3 Registration of user information 73 9 4 Calling of device setting information 74 9 5 Storage of device setting information 74 9 6 Printing of the GLP header 75 9 7 Printing of the GLP footer 75 9 8 Program number and check sum indication 76 9 9 Outputting of weight data 77 9 9 1 Outputting of tare weight 77 9 9 2 Outputting of gross weight 77 9 9 3 Outpu...

Page 11: ...r a place that is subject to vibration That may cause the sample to fall from the weighing pan leading to a bodily injury or destruction of the sample Besides inaccurate weighing may result Do not move the scale holding its windshield That may cause the scale itself to fall leading to a bodily injury or malfunction of the scale itself Be sure to hold the main unit of the scale to move it Do not pl...

Page 12: ... to the rise of internal temperature Do not use the product where floor is soft Accurate weighing may be impeded due to the tilting of the main unit when an object is placed on it Do not use the product where there is violent fluctuation of surrounding temperature or humidity Accurate weighing may possibly be impeded Use within a temperature range of 5 to 40 C and below a humidity of 85 RH Do not ...

Page 13: ...es and functions of each section FRONT 1 Main LCD 3 Main keys 2 Sub LCDs i03 only 4 Numeric keypad REAR Battery holder RS 232C 2 output D sub 9Pin male Scale cable connection RS 232C 1 output D sub 9Pin male Enclosure grounding terminal AC adapter jack ...

Page 14: ...ing the setting 7 Enter Used for finalizing various setting values 8 Zero Used for zero adjustment 9 Preset tare Used for setting preset tare weight value 10 Target Used for setting the reference value for comparator function 11 High Low Used for setting the upper and lower limit values for comparator function 12 Shift Used for inputting the key function indicated in red 13 Recall Memory Used for ...

Page 15: ...cale is in the process of stabilization Lights when writing in the memory 13 Accumulated values Lights when various accumulated values are being indicated 14 7 segment display Displays numbers and simple letters 15 Data output Lights when data are being output to external devices 16 Discrimination result Lights when indicating the discrimination result HI OK LO of the operation of the comparator f...

Page 16: ...ol Name Description 1 Gram Represents gram unit 2 Kilogram Represents kilogram unit 3 Percent Lights when in the percent scale mode 4 7 segment display Displays numbers and simple letters 5 Minus Minus 6 Arrow Represents tare weight upper limit total amount lower limit date time 1 4 3 LCD character font ...

Page 17: ...ht followed by the self check of the scale During the self check the LCD displays automatically change Completion of the self check is followed by the weight scale mode Do not push any key during the self check 2 Scale operation check Press the weighing pan lightly to check if the indication changes 3 Turn off the power for the scale Push and hold the On Off key The product becomes standby status ...

Page 18: ...bject placed on a container tare 2 Stability waiting during the zero adjustment can be set using the function item Stability waiting In the case the Stability waiting is set the symbol M flashes during the stability waiting For its setting method refer to 3 Functions related to the operation 1 Stability waiting setting function of the above 2 can not be use 2 2 1 Zero adjustment range when in use ...

Page 19: ... the weighing pan Push the Zero key or the Tare key The indication changes to zero and the symbol goes out 1 Performing the tare weight subtraction narrows the weighing range as much as the amount of the tare weight mass tare weight Weighable range weighing capacity tare weight 2 Stability waiting during the tare weight subtraction can be set using the function item Stability waiting In the case t...

Page 20: ...hich has been already weighed makes it possible to weigh the mass of a next object to be weighed with the previous object to be weighed remaining placed 1 Place an object to be weighed The mass of the object to be weighed placed is indicated 2 Perform the tare weight subtraction Push the Tare key The indication changes to zero and the symbol lights 3 Place an additional object to be weighed The ma...

Page 21: ...s available Refer to 3 Functions related to the operation 2 6 Selecting the sub LCD indication i03 only The main LCD and the sub LCD can be used in combination with each other The content of main LCD indication changes in the following sequence Content of sub LCD indication Sub LCD 1 Sub LCD 2 When power is turned off the previous indication is maintained Example Power is turned off when the tare ...

Page 22: ...nto two as described below 1 Setting menu The menu to set a variety of functions 2 Execution menu The menu not to set but only to execute the program 2 7 1 Hierarchy of a setting menu The setting menu of this product is divided into four from the first layer to the third layer and for various settings ...

Page 23: ...s To perform settings for various functions from the state of weighing chiefly execute the following procedure 1 Push Function F key to enter respective setting from the state of weighing 2 Shift to the intended setting item using the Direction key 3 Change the setting value using the Enter and Direction key ...

Page 24: ... series operation manual 14 To return to the state of weighing after setting various functions chiefly execute the following procedure 1 Push the Shift and then Clear Home keys at any of the first second or third layer ...

Page 25: ...splayed on the extreme right like 12 with the previously input 1 moving to the left 3 Input 3 4 and 5 in sequence Push the Numeric keypad 3 4 and 5 in sequence 4 Fix the numeric values that have been input Return to the original menu Push the Enter key Return to the original menu 5 When inputting a numeric value with a minus symbol attached Push the Shift key and then keys in sequence Input a nume...

Page 26: ... A is displayed on the extreme left like A After that every time the Numeric keypad 2 is pushed the letter changes to B then C Example When inputting ABC 1 Input A Push the Numeric keypad 2 Number 2 is displayed on the extreme left like 2 Push the Numeric keypad 2 again Letter A is displayed on the extreme left like A 2 Input B Push Right of the Direction key The digit that has been input moves to...

Page 27: ... pushing the Numeric keypad 2 till the indication changes to ABC 4 Discontinue inputting Return to the original menu Push Right of the Direction key The digit that has been input moves to the right Push the Enter key Character inputting completes return to the original menu indication Each push of the changes the indication as shown below ...

Page 28: ...ctions related to the operation FS series operation manual 18 3 Functions related to the operation Settings to change the scale operations 3 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the operation can not be used ...

Page 29: ...sed to the model of Max 100kg 300Kg is only 111 UA 2 kg 3 3 Percent scale function The weight of an object to be weighed is indicated in percent relative to the reference weight 1 Select a setting menu Select the percent scale 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 3 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the operation 2 Set the operation mode to the percent scale mode I...

Page 30: ... related to the operation 2 Set the adding function Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 131 AT Input a setting value 131 AT 0 OFF 131 AT 1 ON 3 Select the addition accumulating function or the net adding function Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 132 AM Input a setting value 132 AM 1 Addition accumulated 132 AM 2 Net addition 4 Select either the ...

Page 31: ...ppears push Enter key The weighed value is stored and is indicated for a few seconds Repeat this operation to perform addition 3 In the case of the net addition Add an object to be weighed Add an object to be weighed without doing any other operation After appears push Enter key After indicating and the accumulated value for a few seconds the scale returns to the weight indication followed by the ...

Page 32: ... is stored and is indicated for a few seconds Repeat this operation to perform addition 3 Remove a next object to be weighed and perform adding calculation Remove the object to be weighed without doing any other operation After appears push Enter key After indicating and the accumulated value for a few seconds the scale returns to the weight indication followed by the automatic tare weight subtrac...

Page 33: ... on the main LCD with Single point lower limit setting Single point upper limit setting Two point upper and lower limits setting Over the upper limit Appropriate amount Below the lower limit Over the upper limit Appropriate amount Below the lower limit Over the upper limit Appropriate amount Below the lower limit 3 5 2 Discrimination criteria and upper and lower limits setting The discrimination i...

Page 34: ...ne valid 3 Set discriminant conditions Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key to select 142 CO Input setting values 142 CO 1 Discrimination at all times 142 CO 2 Discrimination only at stable times 4 Set a discriminant range Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 143 LI Input a setting value 143 LI 1 More than 5d 143 LI 2 More than 50d 143 LI 3 Entire area 5 Se...

Page 35: ...1 TN 2 OFF At the time of numeric value fixation error At the time of numeric value fixation error key input error keypad operation 3 Select the buzzer tone setting Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 152 BT Input a setting value 152 BT 1 152 BT 2 153 BT 3 Low Medium High 3 7 Bar graph indication Set the indication non indication of the bar graph 1 Select a setting menu Se...

Page 36: ...e setting value Push the Direction key Select 17 TA Input a setting value 17 TA 0 OFF 17 TA 1 ON 3 9 Tare weight value storage function Can not be used The tare weight subtraction is performed with the mass stored at the time of power supply This function is used when turning on and off the power with a tare and an object to be weighed placed on the weighing pan 1 Select a setting menu Select the ...

Page 37: ...t 1A BL Input a setting value 1A BL 0 OFF 1A BL 1 3 min 1A BL 2 5 min 1A BL 3 10 min 1A BL 4 30 min 1A BL 5 Keep on 3 11 Auto power off This function is to automatically turn off the power for the main unit 1 Select a setting menu Select the auto power off function 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 3 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the operation 2 Set the aut...

Page 38: ...ated to the performance FS series operation manual 28 4 Function srelated to the performance Set the scale indication stability and response speed 4 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the performance can not be used ...

Page 39: ...unction Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 21 ZT Input a setting value 21 ZT 0 Stop 21 ZT 1 0 5d 21 ZT 2 1d 21 ZT 3 2d 21 ZT 4 4d 21 ZT 2 4 can not be used 4 3 Stability discrimination width The larger numeric value is set the higher stability is obtained 1 Select a setting menu Select the stability discrimination width 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of vario...

Page 40: ...utting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 23 SC Input a setting value 23 SC 0 16 times Severe 23 SC 1 10 times 23 SC 2 8 times 23 SC 3 4 times 23 SC 4 2 times 23 SC 5 1 times Moderate 4 5 Response speed The larger numeric value is set the higher stability is obtained 1 Select a setting menu Select the response speed 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions a...

Page 41: ...tervals 1 Select a setting menu Select the sampling time 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 4 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the performance 2 Set the sampling time Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 25 TI Input a setting value 25 TI 0 Variable 25 TI 1 0 1S 25 TI 2 0 2S 25 TI 3 0 4S 25 TI 4 0 8S ...

Page 42: ... characters that can be combined for use for an ID are as shown below Space blank 0 9 A F minus For the details of the character input refer to 2 7 4 Operation of the setting menu inputting of characters can not be used 5 2 Measurer s ID setting An ID can be provided for each measurer 1 Select a setting menu Select the measurer s ID 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions ...

Page 43: ... each lot 1 Select a setting menu Select the lot number 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 5 1 Hierarchy of user information setting 2 Set the lot number Input characters 2 7 4 Operation of the setting menu inputting of characters Push the Direction key Select 33 LT Input characters 5 5 Code number setting A number can be provided for each code 1 Select a setting ...

Page 44: ...setting 2 Set the preset tare weight setting Push the Direction key Select 35 PT 3 Set a tare weight value Numeric value setting method 2 7 3 Operation of the setting menu inputting of numeric values Input a tare weight value with the Numeric keypad Push the Enter key The tare weight value is stored 3 Set a tare weight value Actual value setting method Push the Function F key Place an object to be...

Page 45: ... the Enter key The preset tare weight value is indicated The tare weight is indicated on the sub LCD 1 Set a tare weight value Actual value setting method Push the Preset tare key in the scale mode Push the Function F key Place an object to be weighed that is equivalent to the tare weight value Push the Enter key Remove the object to be weighed The preset tare weight value is indicated The tare we...

Page 46: ... Push the Preset tare key Push the Shift and Recall Memory keys An indication of PUSH 1 9 appears on the sub LCD Input a registration number with Numeric keypad 5 6 3 Calling of a preset tare weight value The registered preset tare weight value can be called 1 Call the preset tare weight value Push the Preset tare key Push the Recall Memory key An indication of PUSH 1 9 appears on the sub LCD Inpu...

Page 47: ...ue of the percent scale Push the Direction key Select 36 PT Push the Enter key 4 Set the reference value Numeric value setting method 2 7 3 Operation of the setting menu inputting of numeric values Input a reference value with the Numeric keypad Push the Enter key The reference value is stored 4 Set the reference value Actual value setting method Push the Function F key Place an object to be weigh...

Page 48: ...Inputting a setting value directly via Numeric keypad operation Actual value setting method Weighing a sample with a scale and then making it a setting value 5 8 1 Numeric value setting method 1 Select a setting menu Select the discrimination value setting of the comparator function 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions 2 Select the reference value setting In the case of...

Page 49: ...Select the lower limit value setting Push the Direction key Select 37 TS Push the Direction key Select 373 LO Push the Enter key 7 Set a lower limit value 2 7 3 Operation of the setting menu inputting of numeric values Input a lower limit value with Numeric keypad Push the Enter key The lower limit value is stored 8 The operation mode returns to the scale mode Returns to the scale mode with the Sh...

Page 50: ...r key The reference value is set 2 Set an upper limit value 2 7 3 Operation of the setting menu inputting of numeric values Push the High Low key in the scale mode Input an upper limit value with Numeric keypad Push the Enter key The upper limit value is set 3 Set a lower limit value 2 7 3 Operation of the setting menu inputting of numeric values Push the Shift key and the High Low key in the scal...

Page 51: ... Enter key 3 Set a reference value Push the Function F key Place an object to be weighed that is equivalent to the reference value Push the Enter key The reference value is stored 4 Select the upper limit value setting Push the Direction key Select 37 TS Push the Direction key Select 372 HI Push the Enter key 5 Set an upper limit value Push the Function F key Place an object to be weighed that is ...

Page 52: ...ivalent to the lower limit value Push the Enter key The lower limit value is stored 8 The operation mode returns to the scale mode Returns to the scale mode with the Shift and the Clear Home keys 9 Indication of the sub LCD i03 only Upper limit value Lower limit value The upper and lower limit values that have been set are indicated on the sub LCD ...

Page 53: ...cale mode Push the Function F key Place an object to be weighed that is equivalent to the lower limit value Push the Enter key The lower limit value is stored 4 Indication of the sub LCD i03 only Upper limit value Lower limit value The upper and lower limit values that have been set are indicated on the sub LCD 1 When the upper and lower limit values that were set have been found to be the other w...

Page 54: ...enu Select the coefficient scale 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions 2 Set the coefficient scale setting Push the Direction key Select 38 CF Push the Enter key 3 Set a coefficient value 2 7 3 Operation of the setting menu inputting of numeric values Input a coefficient value with the Numeric keypad Push the Enter key The coefficient value is stored 4 The operation mode...

Page 55: ...nual 6 External input output functions 45 6 External input output functions This function is used for communication through the external peripheral devices 6 1 Hierarchy of the external input output functions Can not be used ...

Page 56: ...ing data 3 TXD Output Transmit data 4 5 GND Signal grounding 6 7 8 9 6 3 FS communication format CRC provided Please contact our local dealer for details 6 4 GZIII format 6 4 1 Basic communication specification Items Description Line used Specific line Communication method Full duplex communication method Synchronization method Asynchronous communication method Circuit construction Point to point ...

Page 57: ...acters Represents the type of the data SP SP SP SP SP SP 0x20 0x20 0x20 0x20 0x20 0x20 Net amount not tared N E T SP SP SP 0x4E 0x45 0x54 0x20 0x20 0x20 Net amount tared P T SP SP SP SP 0x50 0x54 0x20 0x20 0x20 0x20 Preset tare weight T A R E SP SP 0x54 0x41 0x52 0x45 0x20 0x20 Tare weight T O T A L SP 0x54 0x4F 0x54 0x41 0x4C 0x20 Accumulated value Total value G R O S S SP 0x47 0x52 0x4F 0x53 0x5...

Page 58: ...e data requested by the input command In the case of unsuccessful completion or reception of an invalid input command error the scale sends an error response In the normal operation the scale normally sends a response within one second after an input command is transmitted However the response is sent after completion of the processing when 1 A tare weight subtraction command or a zero adjustment ...

Page 59: ...nd error E04 Zero adjustment unavailable O 0 0x4f 0x30 Output stop A00 Normal completion E01 Command error O 1 0x4f 0x31 Continuous output at all times O 2 0x4f 0x32 Continuous output at stable times Output stop at unstable times O 3 0x4f 0x33 Push down Transfer key for one time instant output O 4 0x4f 0x34 Auto output O 5 0x4f 0x35 One time output at stable times Output stop at unstable times O 6...

Page 60: ... completion E01 Command error E04 Tare weight subtraction Zero adjustment unavailable ACK Normal response NAK Abnormal response O 0 0x4f 0x30 Output stop A00 Normal completion E01 Command error O 1 0x4f 0x31 Continuous output at all times O 2 0x4f 0x32 Continuous output at stable times Output stop at unstable times O 3 0x4f 0x33 Push down Transfer key for one time instant output O 4 0x4f 0x34 Auto...

Page 61: ...ocessing other errors 6 6 3 Response command format when set to the ACK NAK format Composed of one character with no terminator 1 A1 6 6 4 Response command A1 Code A1 Description ACK 06H Positive response NAK 15H Negative response 6 7 External contact input tare weight subtraction zero adjustment tare weight subtraction zero adjustment Making the RXD signal terminal no 2 of the power supply box co...

Page 62: ...7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 6 1 Hierarchy of the external input output functions 2 Set the input conditions Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 411 IC Input a setting value 411 IC 0 411 IC 1 411 IC 2 411 IC 3 411 IC 4 411 IC 5 411 IC 6 OFF FS FZ communication format CRC provided GZIII format GZII format External contact input Tare wei...

Page 63: ... times After transfer keypad is pushed down once at stable times 5 Set the comparator output Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 414 RO Input a setting value 414 RO 1 414 RO 2 As per the output setting of the RS 232C 1 Outputwhen discrimination result is OK or absent 6 Set the communication condition Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 415 BL Input...

Page 64: ...ting value 419 NU 0 Fill with 0 30h 419 NU 1 Fill with a blank space 20h 11 Set the response command format Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 41A ES Input a setting value 41A ES 1 A00 Exx format 41A ES 2 ACK NAK format 12 Set the output data format Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 41B DF Input a setting value 41B DF 1 6 digit numeric value for...

Page 65: ...ing 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 6 1 Hierarchy of the external input output functions 2 Set the operational condition Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 421 BT Input a setting value 421 BT 0 Operation OFF 421 BT 1 Unusable 421 BT 2 Operation ON 3 Set the output condition Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 4...

Page 66: ... Select a setting menu Select the menu lock setting 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 7 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the lock 2 Set the functions related to the operation lock Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 511 BL Input a setting value 511 BL 0 Modifiable 511 BL 1 Unmodifiable 3 Set the functions related to the performance loc...

Page 67: ...ing 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 7 1 Hierarchy of functions related to the lock 2 Set the functions related to the operation lock Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 52 KL Input a setting value 52 KL 0 No restriction 52 KL 1 On Off key invalid 52 KL 2 All keys invalid 7 4 Total lock release All locks that have been set can be release...

Page 68: ...ent functions FS series operation manual 58 8 Controlling and adjustment functions Perform setting of the scale ID the span adjustment and the date and time 8 1 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustment functions can not be used ...

Page 69: ...key Select 611 OC Input a setting value 611 OC 0 To be output 611 OC 1 Not to be output 8 3 Span adjustment history This is a function to check the span adjustment history Ten history records can be stored in all 1 Select a setting menu Select the indication of the span adjustment history 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 8 1 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustme...

Page 70: ...le mode Return to the scale mode with the Shift and the Clear Home keys 8 4 Scale ID setting An ID can be set to discriminate a vessel 1 Select a setting menu Select the scale ID setting 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 8 1 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustment functions 2 Set the scale ID Inputting of the ID 2 7 4 Operation of the setting menu inputting of ch...

Page 71: ...ication format 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 8 1 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustment functions 2 Set the date indication format Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 616 DD Input a setting value 616 DD 1 Year Month Day 616 DD 2 Day Month Year 616 DD 3 Month Day Year 8 8 Output character setting Characters output to a dedicated print...

Page 72: ...Take care not to forget the password If you should forget it please notify the store where you purchased the product or our sales department or service center A password is not set at the time of shipment 1 Select a setting menu Select the password change 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 8 1 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustment functions 2 Set the password ch...

Page 73: ...ct the password cancellation history Push the Direction key Select 61A PH 3 Select a history to be checked Push the Enter key The indication changes to HIS 1 Push the Direction key With each pushing of the Direction key the indication changes to HIS 2 HIS 3 till HIS 100 4 Confirm the history Push the Enter key The indication changes to Date With each pushing of the Enter key the indication changes...

Page 74: ...61B OC 0 Inoperable 8 13 Minimum weight indication value setting Can not be used This is a function valid only when 61B OC 1 is set in 8 12 Operation of minimum weight indication 1 Select a setting menu Select the minimum weight indication value setting 2 7 2 Operation of the setting menu setting of various functions and 8 1 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustment functions 2 Select the minimum we...

Page 75: ...ion of the setting menu setting of various functions and 8 1 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustment functions 2 Designate a minimum indication Inputting of the setting value Push the Direction key Select 61D DA Input a setting value 61D DA 1 1 count 61D DA 2 2 counts 61D DA 3 5 counts 61D DA 4 10 counts 61D DA 5 20 counts 61D DA 6 50 counts 61D DA 7 100 counts 61D DA 5 7 can not be used ...

Page 76: ...4 0 01 g 0 1 g 0 1 g 1 g 1 g SEL DA 4 61D DA 5 0 02 g 0 2 g 0 2 g 2 g 2 g SEL DA 5 61D DA 6 0 05 g 0 5 g 0 5 g 5 g 5 g SEL DA 6 61D DA 7 0 1 g 1 g 1 g 10 g 10 g SEL DA 7 Setting value Max g 60K 100K 200K 150KF 300KF 61D DA 1 0 1 g 1 g 1 g 1 g 1 g SEL DA 1 61D DA 2 0 2 g 2 g 2 g 2 g 2 g SEL DA 2 61D DA 3 0 5 g 5 g 5 g 5 g 5 g SEL DA 3 61D DA 4 1 g 10 g 10 g 10 g 10 g SEL DA 4 61D DA 5 2 g 20 g 20 g...

Page 77: ... must be performed without fail in the case of doing high accuracy weighing work Because an electronic scale is affected by the acceleration of gravity adjustment is needed at every weighing location The adjustment is also needed when 1 using a long period and 2 an accurate indication does not appear any longer 1 An external weight used for the span adjustment shall be the one equivalent to the OI...

Page 78: ...reference 8 16 Span adjustment After an indication of CALWE IT appears for one second the indication changes to the indication of weight selection used for the span adjustment Push the Direction key and select a weight used for the span adjustment Push the Enter key 5 Select a weight used for the span adjustment When USER IN is selected Select a weight value List of the reference 8 16 Span adjustm...

Page 79: ...er of the weighing pan The indication changes to PUSH F Push the Function F key The indication changes to the flashing of on F S followed by the start of the span adjustment On completion of the span adjustment the indication automatically changes to BUSY then END followed by return to the state of weighing 8 Outputting of the span adjustment result In the case 8 2 Outputting of the span adjustmen...

Page 80: ...1000 g 2000 g 2000 g 2000 g 5000 g USER IN selection 0 1 g 60000 0 g 1 g 100000 g 1 g 200000 g 1 g 150000 g 1 g 300000 g 2 PUSH F indicates models with a weighing capacity of not less than 60 kg 3 The span adjustment by the use of a weight less than the weighing capacity may possibly indicate UC on the main LCD When this is the case the weighing accuracy is not guaranteed Conditions under which UC...

Page 81: ...e execution menu from the state of weighing chiefly execute the following procedure 1 Push the Shift and Function F keys to enter the execution menu from the state of weighing 2 Shift to the intended execution item using the Direction key 3 Perform execution numeric value and or character input with the Enter key ...

Page 82: ...es Push the Direction key Select 1 UIR Push the Enter key An indication of 1 UIR 001 appears The three digit number flashes Input a number with Numeric keypad 3 Call the user information Push the Enter key The number that was input is fixed and an indication of lights followed by automatic return to the state of weighing 1 If you should have input a wrong number with Numeric keypad push the Clear ...

Page 83: ...putting of numeric values Push the Direction key Select 2 UIR Push the Enter key An indication of 2 UIR 001 appears The three digit number flashes Input a number with Numeric keypad 3 Register the user information Push the Enter key The number that was input is fixed and an indication of lights followed by automatic return to the state of weighing 1 If you should have input a wrong number with Num...

Page 84: ...d 4 Deployment of a model specified setting information Push the Enter key The content of the setting is deployed An indication of lights followed by automatic standby 9 5 Storage of device setting information This is a function to back up the present setting menu items 1 Select the execution menu mode Select the storage of device setting information 9 1 Operation of the execution menu 2 Password ...

Page 85: ...Direction key Select 5 GLP HED Push the Enter key An indication of OUTPUT appears Returns to the weighing mode automatically 9 7 Printing of the GLP footer This is a function to add the GLP footer at the time of printing Set the output operation to 412 00 1 in the 6 8 Power supply box communication setting 1 Select the execution menu mode Select the GLP footer printing 9 1 Operation of the executi...

Page 86: ... number Push the Direction key Select 7 PROG NO Push the Enter key Indicating section program number is indicated Push the Enter key again A weighing section program number is indicated 3 Indicate check sum Push the Enter key Indicating section check sum is indicated Push the Enter key again Weighing section check sum is indicated 4 The operation mode returns to the scale mode Push the Enter key R...

Page 87: ...ation of the execution menu 2 Output a tare weight Push the Direction key Select 8 TAR OUT Push the Enter key An indication of OUTPUT appears Returns to the weighing mode automatically Tare weight can also be output by following shortcutting step at weighing mode 9 9 2 Outputting of gross weight 1 Output a gross weight Pusu the Shift key Push the key 9 9 3 Outputting of accumulated value 1 Output ...

Page 88: ...ng can be checked 1 Select the execution menu mode Select the indication of minimum weighed value 9 1 Operation of the execution menu 2 Indicate the minimum weighed value Push the Direction key Select 9 MAB VAL Push the Enter key The minimum weighed value that has been set is indicated 3 The operation mode returns to the scale mode Push the Enter key Returns to the state of weighing ...

Page 89: ...n result or calculation result has exceeded the number of indication digit Clear the calculation result and then execute the addition computation u Err Negative load has exceeded the lower limit Improper setting of the weighing pan or pan base is suspected Check for contact with other object If the error still persists even after re setting the weighing pan or pan base damaging of the mechanism se...

Page 90: ...ation When the indication is 0 or in the positive state addition computation cannot be executed Remove the object to be weighed to make it negative state before executing addition computation Locked In the state of being locked Release the lock of a function concerned from the setting menu Refer to 7 Functions related to the lock Message Cause Countermeasures Err001 A system error Take a note of t...

Page 91: ...range initial zero adjustment error Check for an object to be weighed left on the weighing section Err707 The upper and lower limit value setting is in the wrong Make sure that the upper and lower limit values are within the weighing range Check if the upper and lower limit values are not set the other way around Err708 Although the discrimination method is not relative value setting the upper and...

Page 92: ...y be affected by wind or vibration Change setting values of relevant functions referring to 4 Functions related to the performance M keeps flashing Indication value changed due to elapse of a long period of time Make span adjustment referring to 8 Controlling and adjustment functions Nothing indicated in spite of turning on power Scale may possibly be affected by wind or vibration during calibrati...

Page 93: ...90 FS6202 6200 0 1 0 01 6200 90 FS15001 15000 1 0 1 15009 0 Type name Model name Max g e g d g Indication limit d g FS30K0 1G FS30K0 1G 30000 1 0 1 30009 0 Type name Model name Max g e g d g Indication limit d g FSKG FS60K0 1G 60000 1 0 1 60009 0 FS100K1G 100000 10 1 100090 FS200K1G 200000 10 1 200090 Type name Model name Max g e g d g Indication limit d g FSKF FS150K1GF 150000 10 1 150090 FS300K1...

Page 94: ...nformation one item Storage and calling of user information 100 items Indication Main LCD Backlight 7 segment 7 digits max Segment height 25 mmh width 12 5 mm slope angle italic type 3 Weight indication 7 digits Message indication 7 digits Bar graph indication 20 steps Sub LCD Type i03 only Backlight 7 segment 7 digits max Segment height 11 7 mmh width 5 8 mm slope angle italic type 3 Weight indic...

Page 95: ...FS series operation manual Appendix 85 Appendix 1 3 Dimensional outline drawing ...

Page 96: ...Appendix FS series operation manual 86 Appendix 2 Operation of the setting menu Setting of various functions ...

Page 97: ...FS series operation manual Appendix 87 Returns to the state of weighing after completion of setting ...

Page 98: ...Appendix FS series operation manual 88 Appendix 3 Setting menu hierarchy list Hierarchy of functions related to the operation can not be used ...

Page 99: ...FS series operation manual Appendix 89 Hierarchy of functions related to the performance Hierarchy of user information setting can not be used ...

Page 100: ...Appendix FS series operation manual 90 Hierarchy of the external input output functions can not be used ...

Page 101: ...FS series operation manual Appendix 91 Hierarchy of functions related to the lock ...

Page 102: ...Appendix FS series operation manual 92 Hierarchy of controlling and adjustment functions can not be used ...

Page 103: ...FS series operation manual Appendix 93 Appendix 4 Print sample Connection to a dedicated printer option is needed for printing out Span ajustment result English Japanese ...

Page 104: ...anual 94 Header English Japanese MA is Minimum weight indication value setting See Capter 8 Controlling and adjustment functions When you have not set up Minimum weight indication value it is printed as none Footer English Japanese ...

Page 105: ... of numeric values 15 L Lock 56 57 M Main LCD 5 11 Maintenance 70 Maintenance setting 60 Minimum 65 Minimum weighed value 78 Minimum weight 64 Minus side addition 20 N Numeric value setting method 34 35 37 38 P Password 62 63 Plus side addition 20 Program number 76 R Response 51 Response speed 30 S Scale ID 60 Span adjustment 67 Stability discrimination frequency 30 Stability discrimination width ...

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