ST/ST-Ex Service menu LIST OF CONTENTS

LIST OF CONTENTS Page

LIST OF CONTENTS.......................................................................................1

1. GENERAL ...........................................................................................5
1.1. Calling up of system menu levels for parameter settings and device
configuration ............................................................................................... 6
1.2. Contrast setting of the LC display............................................................... 7
1.2.1. Setup- menu (setup level 1 - 3) ........................................................................... 8
1.2.2. Calling up of address allocation of load cells .................................................... 12
1.2.3. Software licensing ............................................................................................. 14
1.3. Input and storage of passwords................................................................ 17

2. PARAMETER MENU ........................................................................20

2.1. Function key display ................................................................................. 22
2.1.1. Display in conjunction with menu steps using verification parameters (E) ........ 23
2.2. Parameter settings.................................................................................... 24
2.2.1. General parameters .......................................................................................... 24
2.3. Channel parameters ................................................................................. 27
2.4. SIO parameters ........................................................................................ 28
2.4.1. PC/EDP parameters .......................................................................................... 29
2.4.2. Siemens procedure parameters ........................................................................ 30
2.4.3. Profibus parameters (FDL) ................................................................................ 31
2.5. IPT-E parameters ..................................................................................... 32
2.5.1. Modbus parameters........................................................................................... 32
2.6. Profibus parameters DP (software solution) ............................................. 33
2.7. PIO parameters ........................................................................................ 34
2.7.1. Function numbers for parallel inputs ................................................................. 34
2.7.2. Function numbers for parallel outputs............................................................... 35
2.7.3. Menu steps for PIO inputs/outputs .................................................................... 36
2.8. Scale parameters ..................................................................................... 37
2.9. Precision scale parameters ...................................................................... 40
2.10. ST standard parameter settings ............................................................... 41

3. PARAMETERS FOR DIGITAL FILTER AND WEIGHING

OPERATIONS...................................................................................43
3.1. Maximum permissible errors NSW, EN 45501......................................... 43
3.2. Maximum permissible errors SWW/SKW, OIML R 51 ............................. 43
3.3.
3.4.
Digital filter in general............................................................................... 43
Digital filter for DMS (strain gauge) load cell ............................................ 44
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3.4.1. Overview of filter parameters ............................................................................ 44
3.4.2. Kalman parameters: kalan, kalen ...................................................................... 44
3.4.3. Memory parameters 'pd_nm', 'pd_ds' ................................................................ 45
3.4.4. Setting of pd_nm parameters ............................................................................ 45
3.4.5. Setting of kalan and kalen parameters.............................................................. 45
3.4.6. Setting of pd_ds parameters for filling............................................................... 45
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3.4.7. Example of static weighing (NSW).................................................................... 46

3.4.8. Example of dynamic weighing, filling (SWA)..................................................... 47
3.4.9. Example of in-motion weighing (SWW/SKW) ................................................... 48
3.5. General weighing operation ...................................................................... 49
3.6. Weighing operation, static ........................................................................ 49
3.7. Weighing operation, dynamic ................................................................... 50
3.8. Weighing operation, in-motion .................................................................. 50
3.8.1. In-motion weighing operating mode .................................................................. 51
3.8.2. Signal diagrams for in-motion weighings .......................................................... 52
3.8.3. In-motion weighing with power-driven conveyor belt attached to the scale ...... 54
3.8.4. In-motion weighings with conveying unit mounted to the overhead track scale 55

4. SCALE ADJUSTMENT MENU .........................................................56

4.1. Key functions in the adjustment menu ...................................................... 59
4.2. Preload adjustment ................................................................................... 59
4.3. Range and calibration curve adjustment................................................... 60
4.3.1. Range adjustment ............................................................................................. 60
4.3.2. Calibration curve point adjustment.................................................................... 61
4.3.3. Storing of adjustment data ................................................................................ 63
4.4. Range adjustment menu ........................................................................... 66

5. PRELOAD ADJUSTMENT MENU ...................................................68

5.1. Preload adjustment (setup menu) ............................................................. 68

6. ADC COUNTER MENU ....................................................................70

6.1. Function call out of the setup menu .......................................................... 70
6.1.1. Function call on scales using standard load cells............................................. 70
6.1.2. Function call on scales using several digital load cells..................................... 71

7. VERIFIABLE MEMORY STORAGE DEVICE/RECORD..................73

7.1. Activation of the verifiable memory storage device/record ....................... 73
7.2. Deleting of ES data ................................................................................... 73

8. PRINT MENU ....................................................................................74

9. RAM CLEARING, BASIC INITIALIZATION .....................................76

10. EDITOR TO ENTER THE PARAMETERS .......................................78

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11. CENTRAL DATA FIELD (CDF) ........................................................79

12. COMMAND SEQUENCES, MACROS .............................................82

12.1. Programming of command sequences, macros........................................ 85
12.1.1. Display on ST.................................................................................................... 87

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12.1.2. Prompting while a macro is running ................................................................. 87

12.2. Standard command sequences for weighing operation............................ 88
12.3. Standard command sequences for counting............................................. 89
12.3.1. Explanations concerning the standard command sequences for counting ....... 89
12.3.2. Standard command sequences for filling .......................................................... 90
12.3.3. Explanations concerning the standard command sequences for filling............. 90

13. PARAMETERIZING OF IMAGES AND RECORDS .........................91

13.1. Definition of print image in relation to the function.................................... 92
13.2. Standard parameter recording functions................................................... 96
13.3. Standard parameters for weighing function .............................................. 97
13.3.1. Standard parameters for counting function........................................................ 102
13.3.2. Standard parameters for filling function .......................................................... 106

14. COORDINATE CONTROL IPT .......................................................109

14.1. Input of coordinates ................................................................................ 109
14.2. Bar code parameterizing......................................................................... 111
14.2.1. Bar code definitions......................................................................................... 111
14.2.2. Permitted number of decades for printers in conjunction with possible bar
codes............................................................................................................... 114
14.2.3. Key functions for bar code presettings ............................................................ 114
14.2.4. Bar code settings/presettings .......................................................................... 115
14.2.5. Images for bar code printouts.......................................................................... 119
14.3. Field frame in parameterizing of label printing ....................................... 126
14.4. Label images for application functions ................................................... 127

15. LOADING OF TEXT MEMORIES ...................................................129

15.1. Code table: decimal, hexadecimal.......................................................... 129
15.2. Table for recoding from ST display to IPT ticket printer ......................... 131
15.3. ST keyboard assignment ........................................................................ 132
15.4. Programming of characters in text memories for images and records ... 133
15.5. Requirements ......................................................................................... 135
15.5.1. Additional character sequences ...................................................................... 135

16. STATUS AND ERROR MESSAGES, LOG ....................................141

16.1. Status messages .................................................................................... 141
16.2. Softerror.................................................................................................. 141
16.3. Harderror ................................................................................................ 141
16.4.
16.5.
Error list .................................................................................................. 142
Log.......................................................................................................... 147 9

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Die kompletten Funktionen dieses Service-Menü stehen ab den folgenden

Programmständen zur Verfügung:

Programmstand ST Funktionen
457.51.001.00 Wägen, Zählen +/- Toleranzprogramm; Registrieren, BON-
Abdruck
457.51.001.01 eichfähiger Datenspeicher
457.51.001.02 Textanzeige in den Sprachen
− Deutsch
− Englisch
− Französisch
− Spanisch
457.51.002.00 Dosieren, Etiketten-Abdruck
457.51.003.00 Profibus DP (Hardwarelösung), Durchlaufwägung, FPV,
Analogausgang,

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1. GENERAL
The service menu permits parameters for most diverse tasks and requirements
to be set, i. e. for

• weighing functions
• control functions and
• connection of various peripherals

Functions for commissioning, test and analysis are also available.

• This applies equally to section 4 'Adjustment menu'.

Explanation of symbols:
Reference to further explanations, limitations or extensions.

Important additional information of correct operation or

functioning of equipment.

WARNING NOTICE which must be strictly observed.

Help, to eliminate disturbances, etc.

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1.1. Calling up of system menu levels for parameter settings and device
configuration

System level 1:

Hold key depressed for

t > 2 seconds

Contrast setting for the display.

Setup menu for device settings:

- parameter menu
- parameters for the digital filter and weighing operation
- adjustment menu for the scale
- preload and range adjustment for the scale
- display of ADC counter reading
- adjustment of analog output
- verifiable memory storage device/record
- channel initialization for data backup

Configuration of device and functional procedures:

- editor for the input of characters and parameters
- input of print, send and command memories
- input of text into the text memories
- input of command sequences
- loading of master data for
print, send, text and command memories

Advancing to the next softkey level:

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System level 2:

Activation of device functions via a licence code.

Device settings and printout of data.
Showing the log.
Advancing to the next softkey level (if existing), otherwise return to
system level 1.

1.2. Contrast setting of the LC display

Select setting and

setup level.

Hold key depressed

for
t > 2 seconds

Mean value
or Increase the contrast.
The segment bar is moved to the right.
or Reduce the contrast.
The segment bar is moved to the left.
Store the contrast setting and activate it with the new
value.
End, return to the system menu.

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1.2.1. Setup- menu (setup level 1 - 3)

Function call from system level 1

System level 1:

Call up setup level 1:

Device and configuration settings are made here.

Setup level 1:

Parameter menu

Adjustment menu for the scale

Preload and adjustment of scale

Advance to the next softkey level (setup level 2):

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Setup level 2:

ADC settings, address allocation

Create passwords.
Show the ADC counter reading.

Advance to the next softkey level (setup level 3):

Setup level 3:

Adjust the analog output.

Advance to the next softkey level (if existing), otherwise return to setup
level 1.

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1.2.1.1. ADC settings

Setup level 2:

ADC settings

Enter the system password and

acknowledge by pressing

Selection menu for ADC

functions

Call up ADC addresses by

pressing

Selection menu for ADC

addressing
The desired scale number is
allocated to the ADC via the
scale selection S1 – S3 ( -
)

Example: the scale number 2 is

to be allocated to the ADC:
activate

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Display of the selected scale

number (here: 2)
In addition, the status bar
outputs a warning relating to the
fact that only 1 ADC must/can
be activated on the measuring
bus,

otherwise the measuring bus

will crash.

Press to make the call for

the input of the ADC address.

Input, e. g. GHI

The new address is written to

the ADC EEPROM.

The address is reread from the

ADC EEPROM and displayed.

In the event that an error

occurs, the old ADC address
will be displayed.

Automatic closing of function

with subsequent warm start.

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1.2.2. Calling up of address allocation of load cells

A maximum of 3 IADC o r 12 digital load cells (DLC) is suitable for

connection.

Example of permitted combinations

IADC (max.) DLC (max.)
3 0
2 4
1 8
0 12

Setup level 2:

ADC settings

Enter the system password and

acknowledge by pressing

Selection menu for the ADC

functions

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Press to start automatic

addressing.
Selection menu for automatic
addressing.

Example: a new system

addressing is to be made:
activate

Connect the ADCs/DLCs to be

addressed.
With more than 1 load receptor connected to the ST using digital load cells,
only 1 load receptor of this type may be connected at the same time.
After having set up the
connection, activate

The ST allocates the

addresses.

Display of the load cells

found/allocated

With more than 1 load receptor connected to the ST using digital load cells, the additional load
receptors may be acquired for the address determination by activating

Close the determination procedure by activating

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1.2.3. Software licensing

Software licensing permits device functions to be activated for the user. Starting
the functions is only possible if they are activated. The call for the activation of
functions is made out of the system menu.

Start the software

licensing function.

Printout of function table

The print symbol will only
appear if a printer is connected.
In this case, the activated
functions may be shown in the
display.

Print the function table.

The adjacent text appears

during the printout. On
completion of printout, the
system returns to the previous
menu.

Cancel the function and

return to the previous level.

In this print example, the activated functions are marked 'x'.

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Clearing of the activated device functions

ID-CLR
Undo the complete function
release.

...
GHI

Hidden input of the system

password
After acknowledging with
the function release is
reset to standard
weighing/counting.

Display of function table

(?) information;
show device ID and information
on the release.

Display of the device ID:

To permit the activation (release) of functions, the device ID must be made

known to Bizerba. Bizerba then allocates a new ID to activate the function in
the device.

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Page through the function table

using the arrow keys
[x] Function activated
or [ ] Function not activated

Cancel the function,

return to the previous level.

Function table
Module No. ST function
01 +/- tolerance check including limiting values according to weight
02 +/- tolerance check including limiting values according to number of
pieces
03 One-component filling
04 Configuration

Activating a device function

The licence code is entered on the device. To make the new functions
available, carry out a cold start of the device.

Select the function

release (activation).

...
GHI

Hidden input of the system

password
After acknowledging with
the function release is
reset to standard
weighing/counting.

Carry out a cold start to

make the functions available.

Cancel the function,

return to the previous level.

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1.3. Input and storage of passwords

If the password is unknown, the standard password must be reloaded.

The procedure is described in section 'RAM clearing, basic
initialization'.

Call up the password

input from the setup
level 2 by activating

Hidden input of the old system

password

...
GHI

Only the person knowing the old

password is authorized to alter
passwords. Entering an
incorrect password causes the
program to be exited.

Changing the system or user

password

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Hidden input of the new system

password

...
GHI

After acknowledgement with

, continue with the entry of
the user password.
If the system password is not to
be changed, press to arrive
at the user password.

Hidden input of the new user

password

...
GHI

After acknowledgement with

, continue with the entry of
the data password.
If no input is made, the old user
password will be retained.

Hidden input of the new data

password

...
GHI

Entering the password 0 causes

the question for the input of the
password to be skipped in the
application function.

After acknowledgement with ,

continue with the entry of the
operating mode password.
If no input is made, the old user
password will be retained.

65351260 = password for peripheral functions (static I/O, EDP

interface)

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Hidden input of the operating

mode password

...
GHI

Entering the password 0 causes

the question for the input of the
password to be skipped in the
application function.

After acknowledgement with ,

advance to the setup level.
If no input is made, the old user
password will be retained.

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2. PARAMETER MENU

GHI
.. Direct function call out of the basic menu.
or
Hold key
depressed for t >
2s

Setup level 1:
Select the S-menu by activating

Enter the system password

...
GHI

The parameter and adjusting data of the scale and the peripheral equipment
suitable for connection are selected. The storage of this data in an EEPROM is
protected against power failure.

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Verifiable scale parameters and adjusting data.

Plug Verification flag Functions

Pins bridged
LPB-ADC+CPU ST: step 420 After mains on or
X9: not bridged 0 = verified activation of key
1 = not verified
Scale 1 may be adjusted and the verification
flag of scales 1 + 4 reset.
LPB-ADC+CPU ST: step 520 After mains on or
X9: not bridged 0 = verified activation of key
1 = not verified Scale 2 may be adjusted and the verification
flag reset.
LPB-ADC+CPU ST: step 620 After mains on or
X9: not bridged 0 = verified activation of key
1 = not verified Scale 3 may be adjusted and the verification
flag reset.
LPB-ADC+CPU ST: step 420 The steps marked E from 1 to 450 and from
X9: bridged 0 = verified 801 to 850 cannot be changed.

LPB-ADC+CPU ST: step 520 The steps marked E from 500 to 550 cannot be
X9: bridged 0 = verified changed.

LPB-ADC+CPU ST: step 620 The steps marked E from 600 to 650 cannot be
X9: bridged 0 = verified changed.
All other parameters may be changed whenever necessary.

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2.1. Function key display

Function Explanation
keys
Adopt the displayed data;
advance the menu point.
Select a menu point.

Reverse the menu point.

Advance the menu point – changed/new data entered is adopted.

Select the next table value.

Select the previous table value.

Select the initial table or the default value.

Exit the parameter menu by storing the data in the EEPROM.

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2.1.1. Display in conjunction with menu steps using verification parameters

(E)

Upper display section:

with the scale verified, the -E-menu
point cannot be changed.
Data is related to scale 1.
Lower display section:
description of menu point in the
first digits of the display.
Value of settings in the last digits.
The indicated table value may be
changed by activating and
(identifier for active ' ').

Select menu point directly by

activating

Values for the menu point in the

last digit place

Direct selection of menu point by

entering the number in the last 3
digit places

...
GHI

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2.2. Parameter settings

Steps Significance
1 to 69 General parameters, memory configuration
20 to 31 Memory occupancy TF, Ref-M, additional character
fields
71, 72 Channel parameters; SIO channels 1 and 2
SIO parameters, device/control/dialog properties
80 to 99 PC/EDP procedure
100 to 107 PIO input parameters
108 to 115 PIO output parameters
120 to 129 Siemens procedure parameter 3964
130 to 142 Profibus parameters
148, 149 Leader, trailer IPT-E
160 to 163 Modbus parameters
170 to 174 Profibus parameters (DP)
400 to 443 Parameters of scale 1
500 to 543 Parameters of scale 2
600 to 643 Parameters of scale 3
801 to 815 Parameters of precision scale

2.2.1. General parameters

Menu Significance
step
1 Country setting for special national features
OIML = Europe
USA = USA, G in printout
Can = Canada, display of exact zero
2 Language setting
Ger = German Eng = English
Fra = French Spa = Spanish
Ita = Italian Por = Portuguese
Usr = user-specific

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Menu Significance
step
3 Device number: 8-digit input
4 Background time
5 Disabling of recording repetition, load change toward the zero range
0 = switched off
Value x = range in scale intervals
6 Disabling of recording repetition, load change in the weighing range
0 = switched off
Value x range in scale intervals
8 System number ST: 2-digit
10 Mains/battery operation
Mains = mains operation
Battery = battery operation
11 Filling – calculation of maximum permissible errors
None = 3= no calculation
CR10 kV = calculation according to CR10, no change outside the tolerance
limits
CR10 V = calculation according to CR10, a change is possible
12 Minimum load check, disabling of recording
None = switched off
k<20e = no recording of gross/net weight within 20e;
weight = 0 is recorded
r>20e = no recording of gross/net weight within 20e,
including weight = 0
krnul = no recording within the zero zone,
including weight = 0.
Zero zone for gross or gross/net comparison
Application:
hooks for overhead track scales
Transport containers for in-motion weighing
Step 12=3: zero zone = gross comparison
16 Unit changeover kg/lb
OFF = disabled
ON = enabled
18 ES/ED verifiable memory storage device/record
Off = not installed
ES BT = ES verifiable memory storage device gross, tare
ED Nr = ED verifiable record with consecutive number
ED = ED verifiable record with date and time

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Menu Significance
step
20 Number of additional character sequences
0 - 99 memories
21 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 1, basic unit
0 - 99 memories
22 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 2, basic unit
0 - 99 memories
23 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 3, basic unit
0 - 99 memories
24 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 4, basic unit
0 - 99 memories
25 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 1, converted unit
0 - 99 memories
26 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 2, converted unit
0 - 99 memories
27 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 3, converted unit
0 - 99 memories
28 Number of fixed tare value memories of scale 4, converted unit
0 - 99 memories
29 Number of reference memories in the counting function
0 - 99 memories
30 Number of text buffers
0-99 memories
31 Number of filling parameter records
0-99 memories

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2.3. Channel parameters

The channel parameters are used to allocate devices and functions to the
peripheral plugs on channel 1 or 2.

The devices and functions use the following identifiers:

off = channel not activated
Epson m = EPSON (with check of 'ready' line)
Epson o = EPSON safety printer (9600 / odd / 7) (without check of 'ready' line)
IPT Bon = IPT ticket printer (9600 / odd /7 ; RS 485 as an extended minibus)
IPT Eti = IPT label printer (9600 / odd /7 ; RS 485 as an extended minibus)

kEdv Anz = PC/EDP, continuous transmission of weight G/N dd (display)

kEdv int = PC/EDP, continuous transmission of weight G a. tare d (internal)
Kedv din = PC/EDP, continuous transmission of weight G/N d (internal)
EDP = PC/EDP dialog.
3964 ASC = EDP procedure 3964/R, ASCII transmission (similar to MCI / MCE),
RK512
3964 iEEE = EDP procedure 3964/R, floating point values to the IEEE standard 754,
RK512
3964 Simatic = EDP procedure 3964/R, floating point values Simatic, RK512
PRZW = precision scale (4800 / even / 7)

LStift = hand-held reader (9600 / even / 7)

Siebert = Siebert display (9600 / odd / 7; TTY / RS232)

Profi = Profibus (only on channel 1)

Profi = Profibus (only on channel 1), floating point values

DP iEEE = Profibus (DP) IEEE output format (S7)

DP SiM = Profibus (DP) SIMATIC output format (S5)

MB ASC = MODBUS in the ASCII mode

MB RTU = MODBUS in the RTU mode

EDP è = pass through function to serial interface

An BWb = analog output, output of gross weight related to the weighing range
An NWb = analog output, output of net weight related to the weighing range
An NSw = analog output, output of net weight related to the nominal filling value
An Sw = analog output, output of difference (nominal filling value – net
weight) related to the nominal filling value

Identification numbers for the data output to analyze the ADC and weight
values:

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The records of the identification number 106 are only output after
execution pf the recording function 'Items non-adding' or 'Items adding'.

101 = counter reading set to zero, unfiltered and filtered

102 = counter reading set to zero, filtered and unfiltered
103 = net weight, internal, unfiltered and filtered
104 = net weight, internal, filtered and unfiltered
105 = mean value of net weight, internal, filtered
106 = counter reading set to zero, unfiltered and filtered,
net weight, internal, filtered and net weight display
201 = identical to 101 with additional identification for fill values, stabilization,
recording start and end, filling/weighing operation, 2 flanks each for
start/end light barrier. The baud rate is set in menu point 79.

Menu Significance
step
71 Function assignment of channel 1
0 = switched off
x x = value as per overview of channel parameters
72 Function assignment of channel 2
0 = switched off
x x = value as per overview of channel parameters

2.4. SIO parameters

The SIO parameters are used to set the interface, control and dialog properties
for the individual peripheral equipment.
Menu Significance
step
75 Non-Bizerba printer
Baud rate : 9600 / 4800 / 2400 / 1200 bits/second
Parity : even / odd / none
Data bits : 7/8
76 Non-Bizerba printer
Print end sequence
CR LF
CR
77 Hand-held reader
Baud rate : 9600 / 4800 / 2400 / 1200 bits/second
Parity : even / odd / none
Data bits : 7/8
79 BARGRAPH output / output of analysis data
Baud rate : 19200 / 9600 bits/second
Parity : even / odd / none
Data bits : 7/8

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2.4.1. PC/EDP parameters

Menu Significance
step
80 Baud rate
Baud : 19200 / 9600 / 4800 / 2400 / 1200 / 600 / 300 bits/second
rate
Parity : even / odd / none
Data bits : 7/8
81 Selecting process
00 = switched off
01 to 1F = settable control characters
82 Positive acknowledgement
00 = switched off
01 to 1F = settable control characters
83 Negative acknowledgement
activated by means of a positive acknowledgement
01 to 1F = settable control characters
84 Start characters
00 = switched off
01 to 1F = settable control characters
85 Separator
00 = switched off
01 to 20 = settable control characters
86 First end character
01 to 1F = settable control characters
87 Second end character
00 = switched off
01 to 1F = settable control characters
88 Framing of selecting process
positive and negative acknowledgement with start and end characters
off = switched off
on = switched on
89 Timeout period (related to EDP response)
0 - 9999
Value x 0.01 seconds
90 Minimum waiting time (related to ITE/ITS response)
0 - 9999
Value x 0.01 seconds
91 Comma in record
off = switched off
on = switched on
92 Block check character LRC
off = switched off
on = switched on
93 Repetition counter
off = switched off
on = switched on

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Menu Significance
step
94 Number of repetitions
0 = switched off
1 to 8 = number of repetitions
9 = no limitation of repetitions
96 Header in record
off = switched off
on = switched on
97 Leading zero suppression
off = switched off
on = switched on
98 EDP error SOFT/HARD
off = switched off
on = switched on
99 EDP initialization dialog (w9)
off = switched off
on = switched on

2.4.2. Siemens procedure parameters

This step becomes only active, if the identifiers 3964 ASC, 3964 iEEE or 3964
SiM (EDP procedure 3964....) are set in step 71 or 72 for the channel
parameters.

Menu Significance
step
120 Baud rate
Baud : 19200 / 9600 / 4800 / 2400 / 1200 / 600 / 300 bits/second
rate
Parity : even / odd / no
Data bits : 7 / 8 (identifier 3964 ASC)
8 (identifiers 3964 iEEE and 3964 SiM)
121 Character delay time
0 - 99990 ms
Value x 10 ms
122 Acknowledge delay time
0 - 99990 ms
Value x 10 ms
123 Reaction delay time
0 - 99990 ms
Value x 10 ms
124 Transmission procedure (with/without LRC characters)
off = 3964 procedure
on = 3964R procedure
125 Destination data module
Possible channel numbers: 00 - 255

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Menu Significance
step
126 Destination address
Possible assembly group numbers: 00 - 255
127 Co-ordination flag 1
00 – 255
128 Co-ordination flag 2
00 – 255
129 Header in ASCII code
off = without header
on = with header
Only when transmissions are carried out in ASCII code.

2.4.3. Profibus parameters (FDL)

Menu Significance
step
130 Baud rate
Baud : 93750 / 57600 / 19200 / 9600 bits/second
rate
131 Device address ITE
1 – 126
132 Link Service Access Point 1 (source SAP)
0 – 62 00 = UNDEFINED
133 Link Service Access Point 1 (destination SAP)
0 – 63 00 = UNDEFINED
134 Link Service Access Point 2 (source SAP)
0 – 62 00 = UNDEFINED
135 Link Service Access Point 2 (destination SAP)
0 – 63 00 = UNDEFINED
136 Destination master address
1 – 126 0 = ACCESS ALL
137 Slot time
1-2344 (bit times)
140 Separator
00 = switched off
01 - 20 = settable control characters
(must be activated in terminal mode)
141 Header in record
off = switched off
on = switched on
142 Comma in record
off = switched off
on = switched on
143 Profibus initialization dialog (w9)
off = switched off
on = switched on

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2.5. IPT-E parameters

Menu Significance
step
148 Label leader
0 = fixed to 10 mm
1 - 20 = leader value in mm
149 Label trailer
0 = trailer up to tearoff edge
1 - 20 = trailer value in mm

2.5.1. Modbus parameters

Menu Significance
step
160 Baud rate
Baud rate : 19200 / 9600 / 4800 / 2400 / 1200 / 600 / 300 bits/second
Parity : even / odd / none
Data bits : 7 / 8
161 MODBUS timeout *10ms
0 = switched off
01 to 9999 = settable timeout periods
162 MODBUS slave address
01 to 247 = settable slave addresses
163 MODBUS address offset:
Mod = no address offset
ModAu Function 01 = address 00000 - 9999, reread output
Function 02 = address 10000 - 19999, read input
Function 03 = address 40000 - 49999, read data
Function 06 = address 40000 - 49999, bit command
Function 15 = address 00000 - 9999, set output
Function 16 = address 40000 - 49999, write data
ModABB = Bayer/ABB-specific adaptations, no address offset

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2.6. Profibus parameters DP (software solution)

Steps 171-173 cannot be changed.

Menu Significance
step
170 Baud rate
Baud : 93750 / 19200 / 9600 bits/second
rate
171 Device address ITE
1 – 126
Menu steps 172 ... 174 show the default settings of the ST. They
may not be changed.
172 Special identification byte (standard = 30)
>16 Essential at a data length of > 16 bytes / 16 words
MWr 10 Master length (write register) Consistence over the full data
MRd 20 Master input (read register) length (to 16 bytes / 16 words)
MRW 30 Master input/output
173 Length of master output data (write register) (standard = 8)
1xx Length in words
0xx Length in bytes xx = max. 64
174 Length of master input data (read register) (standard = 120)
1xx Length in words
0xx Length in bytes xx = max. 64

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2.7. PIO parameters

The PIO parameters serve to assign function numbers to the parallel inputs and
outputs.

2.7.1. Function numbers for parallel inputs

Function Function
No.
X00 Input not activated
X01 Restart test
X02 Disable keyboard
X03 Clear softerror
X04 Set to zero
X05 Tare
X06 Cancel tare
X07 Item recording, adding
X08 Item recording, non-adding
X09 Total
X10 ST (subtotal)
X11 BT (batch total recording)
X12 ∗S /S total (scale total recording)
X13 Start in-motion weighing:
1st flank: disable references, 2nd flank: start recording
X14 Recording compulsory for operating modes using 2 light barriers
X15 Start compulsory recording (only end light barrier)
Control time 1 = 999, mean value time after control time 2
X16 Scale level
Signal active, if scale is not vertically aligned (display shows cross
segments)
X18 Scale switch-over
X20 Filling, start
X21 Filling, incorrect acknowledgement
X22 Filling, interrupt (inhibit1)
X23 Filling, inhibit2
X24 Filling, cancel
X25
X=0 inputs in the positive signal direction (high – active)
X=1 inputs in the negative signal direction (low – active)

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2.7.2. Function numbers for parallel outputs

Function Function
No.
X00 Output not activated
X01 Ready to operate
X02 Zero zone
X03 Tared
X04 Scale stabilization
X05 Free
X06 Item recording, recording procedure
X07 Item recording, pulse after end of fixation, 500ms
X08 Item recording, pulse after end of recording, 500ms
X09 Idle cycle request
X10 In-motion weighing, conveyor belt stop
X11 Limiting value 1
X12 Limiting value 2
X13 Limiting value 3
X14 Limiting value 4
X15 Limiting value 5
X16 Limiting value 6
X17 Limiting value 7
X18 Limiting value 8
X19 Analog output activated, zero setting range o.k.
X20 Tolerance check, minus weight
X21 Tolerance check, weight in tolerance
X22 Tolerance check, plus weight
X-- --
X26 Scale 1 active
X27 Scale 2 active
X28 Scale 3 active
X29 Scale 4 active
X30 Filling, coarse
X31 Filling, medium
X32 Filling, fine
X33 Filling, underfilling
X34 Filling, filling in tolerance
X35 Filling, overfilling
X36 Filling, incorrect filling
X37 Filling, end of active filling phase
X38 Filling, filling monitoring (dm/dt)

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Function Function
No.
X50 Softerror active
X51 Overhead track control, S1_INPUT WEIGHING
X52 Overhead track control, S1_OUTPUT WEIGHING
X53 Overhead track control, S1_IN-MOTION WEIGHING
X54 Overhead track control, S1_INHIBIT1
X55 Overhead track control, S1_INHIBIT2
X56 Overhead track control, S2_ INPUT WEIGHING
X57 Overhead track control, S2_ OUTPUT WEIGHING
X58 Overhead track control, S2_ IN-MOTION WEIGHING
X59 Overhead track control, S2_ INHIBIT1
X60 Overhead track control, S2_ INHIBIT 2
X99 Output controlled by EDP

X=0 inputs in the positive signal direction (high – active)

X=1 inputs in the negative signal direction (low – active)

2.7.3. Menu steps for PIO inputs/outputs

Menu Significance
step
100 PIO input 1
101 PIO input 2
102 PIO input 3
103 PIO input 4
104 PIO input 5 Possible values as per function number
table for parallel inputs
105 PIO input 6
106 PIO input 7
107 PIO input 8

Menu Significance
step
108 PIO output 1
109 PIO output 2
110 PIO output 3
111 PIO output 4
Possible values as per function number
112 PIO output 5 table for parallel outputs
113 PIO output 6
114 PIO output 7
115 PIO output 8

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2.8. Scale parameters

Menu Significance
step
407 In-motion weighing, control time 1
0 = switched off
1-997 = control time, value x 0.01 seconds
998,999 = waiting for compulsory recording
417 In-motion weighing, mean value up to the end of control time
0 = switched off, signal for conveyor belt stop
1-100 = control time, value x 0.01 seconds
419 In-motion weighing, factor g/kg
0xxx = positive correction factor
1xxx = negative correction factor
1050 = the weight value is corrected proportionally by 0.50 g/kg toward
the negative range
420 Verification flag
520 OFF = not verified
620 NSW III = non-automatic weighing instrument of accuracy class 3
ENABLE IV = verifiable weighing instrument of accuracy class 4
SWA III = automatic weighing instrument of accuracy class 3
After verification, the verification flag and the calibration jumper must be
set to position 1-2 on the CPU board X9. All menu steps marked E cannot
be changed as long as the ST is fixed to ‘verified’.
421 Weighing range with large scale interval
521 Value input with comma
621
422 Scale interval for larger partial weighing range 1/2/5/10/20/50
522
622
423 Multi-interval/multiple range scale
523 1T = one interval/one range scale
623 2T = two-interval scale
3T = three-interval scale
2B = two-range scale
3B = three-range scale
424 Lower partial weighing range
524 Value input with comma
624

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Menu Significance
step
425 Scale intervals for lower partial weighing range 1/2/5/10/20/50
525
625
426 Medium partial weighing range
526 Value input with comma
626
427 Sale intervals for medium partial weighing range 1/2/5/10/20/50
527
627
428 Unit
528 g; kg ; t; lb
628
429 Positive g-factor, g/kg
529 The acceleration due to gravity at place of installation is lower.
629 The scale calibration curve is proportionally corrected toward the positive
range.
430 Negative g-factor, g/kg
530 The acceleration due to gravity at place of installation is higher.
630 The scale calibration curve is proportionally corrected toward the negative
range.

431 Control range of zero tracking

531 0 = switched off
631 Value x 0.1 scale interval
432 Stabilization time to determine the weight value while the scale is in
equilibrium
532 0 = no stabilization time
632 Value x 0.1 second, max. 5 seconds
433 Stabilization zone; range to determine the weight value while the scale
is in equilibrium
533 0 = no stabilization zone
633 Value x 0.1 dd, scale interval
434 + % zero setting range
534 verifiable, settable from 0 to 4 %
634 non-verifiable, settable from 0 to 99%
435 - % zero setting range
535 verifiable and non-verifiable, settable from 0 to 4%
635 With a verifiable setting, the total of +% and -% must not exceed the value
of 4.
436 Tare range in % (max. 100)
536 0 -100% settable
636

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Menu Significance
step
437 Limitation of the preset tare value to the range having
537 the smallest scale interval
637 off = limitation switched off
on = limitation switched on
438 Taring with the tare value weighed
538 d internal = taring on the basis of d (internal)
638 d display = taring on the basis of dd (display)
440 Kalman filter parameters; Kalan
540 1 - 16 = initial intensity of damping
640
441 Kalman filter parameters; Kalan
541 1 - 16= increase in damping
641
442 Kalman filter parameters; pd_nm
542 5 - 87 = damping of mean value forming
642
443 Kalman filter parameters; Kalan pd_ds
543 5 - 87 = damping of gradient forming
643 0= switched off
1= Kalman filter switched on
450 Automatic zero setting on cold start
within ±10% of weighing range
550 Off = switched off
650 On = switched on (standard setting)
451 Time constant τ of creep constant
(refer to the data sheet of the load cell) (DMS only)
0 – 800 = Value x 1 second
452 Amplitude A of creep correction
(refer to the data sheet of the load cell) (DMS only)
-800 – +800 = Value in ppm (- sign with key )
0 = switched off (standard setting)
453 Period of creep correction (DMS only)
0 - 4000 = Value x 1ms
3 - 205 Value x 0.01 seconds

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2.9. Precision scale parameters

Menu Significance
step
813 Baud rate
Baud : 9600 / 4800 / 2400 / 1200 bits/second
rate
Parity : even / odd / no
Data bits : 7 / 8
820 Verification flag
disable = not verified
enable II = verifiable weighing instrument of accuracy class 2
NSW III = non-verifiable weighing instrument of accuracy class 3
enable IV = verifiable weighing instrument of accuracy class 4
SWA III = automatic weighing instrument of accuracy class 3
After verification, the verification flag and the calibration jumper must be
set to position 1-2 on the CPU board X3. All menu steps marked E cannot
be changed as long as the ST is fixed to ‘verified’.
821 Weighing range
Value input with comma
822 Verification scale interval 1/2/5/10/20/50
828 Unit
g kg t lb
836 Taring range in %
This menu step also permits the operating mode of the precision scale
interface to be set.
000 = no tare function on the ST
(taring = zero setting)
101 = no tare function on the ST
no function commands to the precision scale
001 to 100 = taring range with tare function on the ST
precision scale as gross weight transducer
838 Taring with the tare value weighed
PRZW = taring on the basis dd (precision scale) d_internal
e_ST = taring on the basis e (ST display)
839 Digits (display digits) per verification scale interval
e = dd
e = 10 dd

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2.10. ST standard parameter settings

Step Contents Step Contents
Weighing Tolerance Filling Filling Weighing Tolerance Filling Filling
Counting check Filling Counting check Filling
nozzle nozzle –
control control
1 OIML OIML OIML OIML 96 Off Off Off Off
2 GER GER GER GER 97 Off Off Off Off
3 1 1 1 1 98 SOFT Off Off Off
4 255 99 Off Off Off Off
100 01 01 02 02
5 0 0 0 0 101 02 02 01 10
6 0 0 0 0 102 03 03 06 05
8 0 0 0 0 103 04 04 04 09
10 Mains Mains Mains Mains 104 05 05 03 03
11 CR10kV CR10kV CR10V CR10V 105 06 00 05 12
12 None None None None 106 00 00 07 11
13 0 0 0 0 107 00 00 08 13
14 0 0 0 0 108 01 09 01 17
15 0 0 0 0 109 02 10 22 22
16 Off Off Off Off 110 03 11 23 23
111 06 00 24 24
18 Off Off Off Off 112 07 00 13 14
113 08 00 10 15
114 04 00 20 16
115 05 00 21 21
20 9 10 10 10
21 99 10 10 10
22 10 10 10 10
23 10 10 10 10 120 9600E8 9600E8 9600E8 9600E8
24 10 10 10 10 121 22 22 22 22
25 10 10 10 10 122 55 55 55 55
26 10 10 10 10 123 500 500 500 500
27 10 10 10 10 124 Off Off Off Off
28 99 10 10 10 125 01 01 01 01
29 10 10 10 10 126 01 01 01 01
30 36 127 255 255 255 255
31 1

71 EDP Off Off Off 128 255 255 255 255

129 Off Off Off Off
72 IPT ticket 130 93750 93750 93750 93750
75 9600n8 131 02 02 02 02
76 CRLF CRLF CRLF CRLF 132 00 00 00 00
77 9600n8 133 00 00 00 00
79 9600o7 9600o7 9600o7 9600o7 134 00 00 00 00
80 9600n8 9600n8 9600n8 9600n8 135 00 00 00 00
81 0 0 0 0 136 01 01 01 01
82 0 0 0 0 137 250 250 250 250
83 15-Nak 15-Nak 15-Nak 15-Nak 140 20 20 20 20
84 0 0 0 0 141 Off Off Off Off
85 ETX ETX ETX ETX 142 On On On On
86 CR CR CR CR 143 Off Off Off Off
87 LF LF LF LF 148 0 0 0 0
88 Off Off Off Off 149 0 0 0 0
89 100 100 100 100
90 0 0 0 0
91 On On On On
92 Off Off Off Off
93 Off Off Off Off
94 0 0 0 0

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Step Contents Step Contents

Weighing Tolerance Filling Filling Weighing Tolerance Filling Filling
Counting check Filling Counting check Filling
nozzle nozzle
control control
160 960008 960008 960008 960008 x32 10 10 10 10
161 100 100 100 100 x33 10 10 10 10
162 2 2 2 2 x34 2 2 2 2
163 Mod Mod Mod Mod x35 2 2 2 2
x36 100 100 100 100
170 1 1 1 x37 On On On On
171 MRW MRW MRW x38 d_internal d_internal d_internal d_internal
172 8 8 8 8 x40 12 12 12
173 120 120 120 120 x41 8 8 8
x42 10 10 10
X07 0 0 0 0 x43 50 50 50
X17 0 0 0 0 x50 Off Off Off
X19 0 0 0 0
x = 4/5/6 for int. scale numbers 1/2/3 813 9600n8
x20 disable disable disable disable 820 disable disable disable disable
x21 15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 821 4800,00
x22 5 5 5 5 822 10 10 10 10
x23 1T 1T 1T 1T 828 g g g g
x24 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 836 0 0 0 0
x25 1 1 1 1 838 PRS PRS PRS PRS
x26 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000
x27 2 2 2 2
x28 kg kg kg kg
x29 0 0 0 0
x30 0 0 0 0
x31 5 5 5 5

For 'performance-orientated' applications, the parameters are to be adjusted to the local

system conditions:
− in-motion steps x13, x14, x32, x33, x40, x41, x42
weighing:
− filling: steps x32, x33, x40, x41, x42, x43

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3. PARAMETERS FOR DIGITAL FILTER AND WEIGHING
OPERATIONS
This section describes the settings and effects of the most important parameters
of the digital filter and the diverse metrological operating modes.

3.1. Maximum permissible errors NSW, EN 45501

NSW: non-automatic weighing instruments
SWA: automatic gravimetric filling instruments
Load (m) expressed in Maximum permissible errors
verification scale intervals e
Accuracy class on initial in service
verification
0 < m ≤ 500 ± 0.5 e ±1e
500 < m ≤ 2000 ±1e ±2e
2000 < m ≤ 10000 ± 1.5 e ±3e

3.2. Maximum permissible errors SWW/SKW, OIML R 51

SKW: automatic catchweighing instruments
SWW: automatic gravimetric filling instruments
Load (m) expressed in Maximum permissible errors
verification scale intervals e
Accuracy class Y (A) on initial in service
verification
0 < m ≤ 500 ± 1.5 e ±2e
500 < m ≤ 2000 ±2e ±3e
2000 < m ≤ 10000 ± 3.5 e ±4e

3.3. Digital filter in general

The weighing instrument is used for most diverse applications under most
diverse environmental influences.

Weighings: static; dynamic; in-motion

application of load without/with vibrations
Ambient disturbing influences by the environment
conditions: vibrations: none/little/medium/heavy

To achieve accurate weight values at optimal stabilization times regardless

of varying environmental conditions, the system operates with a digital filter.

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3.4. Digital filter for DMS (strain gauge) load cell
The adaptable memory filter on the basis of the filter theory according to
Kalman provides for low damping in the event of load changes and high
damping in case that steady loads are involved. By adjusting the four
parameters kalan, kalen, pd_nm and pd_ds, the filter may be used for diverse
applications, i. e.
− normal operation: static, dynamic and in-motion weighing
− special operation: filling

3.4.1. Overview of filter parameters

Menu Parameters Range of Application

step values
X40 kalan 1 to 16 Normal operation
X41 kalen 1 to 16 Normal operation
X42 pd_nm 5 to 50 Normal operation
X43 pd_ds 0 or Filling operation
5 to 50

3.4.2. Kalman parameters: kalan, kalen

kalan: Acts in the range of steady loads and determines the initial intensity of
damping.
High value: Low damping
Low damping is set when the application of load
involves vibrations and/or under difficult environmental
conditions.
Low value: High damping
High damping is set when the application of load does
not involve vibrations and under good environmental
conditions.
kalen: Acts in the range of steady loads and determines the increase in
damping.
High value: Damping increases slowly.
A slow increase in damping is set when the scale
stabilizes quickly after load change.
Low value: Damping increases quickly.
A quick increase in damping is set when the scale
stabilizes slowly after load change.
General recommendation for the two parameters:
• kalan = medium high: 6 to 10
• kalen = low: 1 to 4

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3.4.3. Memory parameters 'pd_nm', 'pd_ds'

pd_nm: High value: High damping

High damping causes a slow changeover on load
change.
Low value: Low damping
Proven values: 8 to 12 for in-motion weighing
10 to 18 for static weighing
15 to 40 for overhead track weighing

pd_ds: Damping of gradient forming. Special operation: filling

High value: High damping
High damping causes long transition period from
normal to filling operation.
Low value: Low damping
Low damping causes a short transition period from
normal to filling operation.
Proven values: 40 to 50.

General recommendation for the two parameters:

Value = multiple medium period of time of the measuring signal x 0.01 seconds.

3.4.4. Setting of pd_nm parameters

First setting: kalan = 1, kalen = 1
Display of weight value at a slow load change: reduce pd _nm.
Display of weight value after an unsteady load change: increase pd_nm.

3.4.5. Setting of kalan and kalen parameters

Second setting: kalan = 8, kalen = 2
After a change of load the scale should be observed for a brief moment.
The display deviates from the actual weight value: increase kalan, do not
change kalen or reduce kalen.
The display value varies: reduce kalan, do not change kalen or increase kalen.

3.4.6. Setting of pd_ds parameters for filling

Display of weight value is unstable: increase pd_ds.
Display of weight value at a slow change of the dosing material flow: reduce
pd_ds.

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3.4.7. Example of static weighing (NSW)

Verification
range
Weight values
unfiltered Loading: 29.-98 kg
d internal: 29.985 kg

Weighing range: 60 kg
Scale interval: 0,. 2 kg
Resolution: 3000 e

Weight values
filtered

View enlarged:

Parameters X = 4,5,6
X07 X17 X32 X33 X40 X41 X42 X43
0 0 10 10 12 8 10 50

Weight values
30.005 filtered
Verification range
NSW

± 0.02 kg

29.965
Weight values
unfiltered

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3.4.8. Example of dynamic weighing, filling (SWA)

Verification range
Weighing range: 60 kg NSW
Scale interval: 0.02 kg
Resolution: 3000 e Filling
Nom. value: 30 kg
d internal: 30.000kg
Weight values
unfiltered

Weight values
filtered

View enlarged:

Parameters X = 4,5,6
X07 X17 X32 X33 X40 X41 X42 X43
0 0 10 10 12 8 10 50

30.020
Verification range
NSW

± 0.02 kg
29.980

Weight values
unfiltered Weight values
filtered

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3.4.9. Example of in-motion weighing (SWW/SKW)

Verification range
Weight values SWW/SKW
unfiltered Weight values In-motion weighing
unfiltered Loading: 30 kg
d internal: 29.999 kg

Weight values
Weigth values filtered
filtered

Weighing range: 30 kg
Scale interval: 0.02 kg
Resolution: 3000 e

View enlarged:

Parameters X = 4,5,6
X07 X17 X32 X33 X40 X41 X42 X43
0 0 10 10 12 8 10 50
30.040

Weight values Verification

range
unfiltered
SWW/SKW

± 0.04 kg
29.960

Weight values
filtered

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3.5. General weighing operation
Weighing operations are carried out under most diverse conditions according to
customer requirements and local conditions.

Important parameters for weighing operations

Step Description Explanation

X07 Control time maximum time to determine the weight value
X17 Mean value time period of time to calculate the mean value in forced
recording procedures
X19 Correction factor In-motion weighing
Calibration curve correction
X32 Stabilization time time to determine the weight value while the scale
is in equilibrium
X33 Stabilization zone range in 0.1 scale intervals to determine the weight
value while the scale is in equilibrium
X40 Kalan Kalman filter
initial intensity of damping
X41 Kalen Kalman filter
increasing damping
X42 pd_nm Kalman filter
damping in mean value forming
X43 pd_ds Kalman filter
filling, damping in gradient forming

For performance-orientated systems and difficult application and environmental

conditions, the optimal parameters should be determined during
commissioning.
Control and mean value time are determined at maximum speed and longest
possible weighing material.

3.6. Weighing operation, static

Normal weighing operation with manual or automatic loading or unloading.
Acquisition of weight value after the scale has stabilized.

Parameters Loading and Environ- Weigh.

unloading ment time
X07 X17 X32 X33 X40 X41 X42 X43
0 0 10 10 12 8 10 - normal normal medium
0 0 5 10 without vibrations steady fast
0 0 10 10 with vibrations unsteady slow

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3.7. Weighing operation, dynamic
Filling operations with switch-over and switch-off of filling elements.
Determination of filling result with nominal value check. Processing of weight
values during loading or unloading.

Parameters Loading and Environ- Weigh.

unloading ment time
X07 X17 X32 X33 X40 X41 X42 X43
0 0 10 10 12 8 10 - normal normal medium
0 0 5 10 without vibrations steady fast
0 0 10 10 with vibrations unsteady slow

3.8. Weighing operation, in-motion

The material to be weighed is conveyed along the scale via a power-driven
conveying system. The weight values are determined during conveying of the
material.

In-motion weighing, timing of application and withdrawal of loads

Control time (menu step X07)

Period of mean weight value calculation (menu step X17)
Becomes necessary if the material to be weighed does not sufficiently
stabilize during the control period.
The duration will be set to an integer multiple of the interfering frequency,
e. g. to the shaft speed.
The position of the calculation is set via the control time and relevant
duration, in order to ensure that impacts caused by loading and unloading
of weight pieces do not influence the calculation of the mean value.

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AND WEIGHING OPERATIONS
3.8.1. In-motion weighing operating mode
The functional procedure is controlled by parameters and signals to start and
terminate recording.

For the control time 1, see menu step X07; for the control time 2, see
menu step X17

Parameters Signals Functional procedure

X07 X17 Start of Forced
record. record.
0 0 x - Static weighing
Stabilization is waited for to start recording.
Value 0 x - Stabilization is waited for to start recording.
(x 0.01s) After control time 1 has elapsed, the signal
for conveying stop will be output.
Stabilization is further waited for to start
recording.
Value Value x - Stabilization is waited for to start recording. 1)
(x 0.01s) (x 0.01s) After control time 1 has elapsed, the mean
value time 2 is calculated with evaluation of
stabilization and identification at instability
of scale.
998 Value x x Stabilization is waited for to start recording.
(x 0.01s) The signal for forced recording starts the
calculation of the mean value time 2 with
evaluation of stabilization and conveying
stop at instability of scale.
Stabilization is waited for to start recording.
999 Value x x Stabilization is waited for to start recording. 1)
(x 0.01s) The signal for forced recording starts the
calculation of the mean value time X17 with
evaluation of stabilization and identification
at instability of scale.
1) To compensate for dynamic effects, a correction factor g/kg may be
activated in step 15 for this in-motion weighing operating mode.

Start of recording by threshold value (index 1, section 5.7.)

or signals X 03 / X 08 / X 09 / X 10
Forced recording by elapse of control time
or signal X 07
or signals X 08 / X 10, recording function and new
blanking phase of light barrier input signal

For in-motion weighing, optimal results are achieved with:

Light barrier/signals Input signals/function No.

Load application X 08
Discharge load X 07

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WEIGHING OPERATIONS
3.8.2. Signal diagrams for in-motion weighings
Flow diagram with conveying stop after elapse of control time
Step X07 = value Step X17 = 0

Item recording 1
(stat. input) 0

Control time (menu step 13)* 1

0

Motion stop (stat. output) 1

0

Weight fixation 1
0

Mean value calculation and identification at instability of weight value after

elapse of control time
Step X07= value Step X17 = value

Item recording 1
(stat. input) 0

Control time (menu step 13) 1

0

Duration of mean value 1

calculation 0

Weight (menu step 14/442)

Weight fixation 1
0

Weight value with identification

Mean value calculation and conveying stop at instability of weight value

after recording
Step X07 = 998 Step X17 = value

Item recording 1
(stat. input) 0

Forced recording 1
(stat. input) 0

Duration of mean value 1

calculation 0

Weight (menu step X14/442)

Motion stop (stat. output) 1
0

Weight fixation 1
0

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AND WEIGHING OPERATIONS
Mean value calculation and identification at instability of weight value after
forced recording
Step X07 = 999 Step X17 = value

Item recording 1
(stat. input) 0

Forced recording 1
(stat. input) 0

Duration of mean value 1

calculation 0

Weight (menu step X)

Weight fixation 1
0

Weight value with identification

When the light barrier input signal ‘Start in-motion weighing’

(function No. 8 or 10) is output, the ADC reference activations will be
suppressed at the beginning of the blanking phase and item recording, adding
or the F3 command sequences will be started at the transition phase
‘dark/light’.

The forced recording procedure with the mean value calculation of the weight
value will be initiated by the output of the signal ‘forced recording’ (function No.
7) or with the next following blanking phase of the light barrier input signal.
If the function No. 10 has been assigned to the light barrier input signal, ‘start
in-motion weighing’ will be initiated with F3 command sequences (section 2.7.).
The ADC reference activations are enabled again at the end of fixation or with
the forced recording signal (function No. 7).

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WEIGHING OPERATIONS
3.8.3. In-motion weighing with power-driven conveyor belt attached to the
scale

Light barrier/feed Light barrier/discharge

signal signal

System requirements

- The load receptor and conveying unit must be supported in a such a

manner as to prevent vibrations.

- the conveyor belt length, speed and the maximum length of the material to
be weighed must be adjusted to one another in order to ensure a weighing
time of at least 0.5 seconds.

- Imbalances caused by the conveyor belt should not exceed 1/2 e.

- The material to be weighed must pass the weighing conveyor belt

individually without being exposed to vibrations and impacts. The centre of
gravity in the package or container should not change in transit.

- The weighing conveyor belt must be mounted horizontally and flush with
the infeed and discharge conveyor belts. Junction points should be level
and smooth.

Parameters Loading and Environ- Weighing time

X = 4,5,6
unloading ment
X07 X17 X32 X33 X40 X41 X42 X43

xx xx normal normal medium

(1 second)
xx xx without steady fast
vibrations (0.5-1 second)
xx xx with vibrations unsteady slow
(> 1 second)

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AND WEIGHING OPERATIONS
3.8.4. In-motion weighings with conveying unit mounted to the overhead
track scale

Light barrier/feed Light barrier/discharge

signal signal

System requirements

- The load receptor and conveying unit must be supported or suspended in such
a manner as to prevent vibrations.

- The length of the weighing rail and the conveying speed must be adjusted to
one another in order to ensure a weighing time of at least 0.5 seconds.

- Imbalances caused by the conveying unit should not exceed 1/2 e.

- The material to be weighed must pass the weighing rail individually without
being exposed to vibrations and impacts.

- The weighing conveyor must be mounted horizontally and flush with the infeed
and discharge conveying units. Junction points should be level and smooth.

Parameters X = 4,5,6 Loading and Environ- Weighing time

unloading ment
X07 X17 X32 X33 X40 X41 X42 X43

xx xx normal normal medium

(1 second)
xx xx without steady fast
vibrations (0.5-1 second)
xx xx with vibrations unsteady slow
(> 1 second)

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4. SCALE ADJUSTMENT MENU

The balancing procedure serves to set the weighing range and to determine
the calibration curve points for the analog-digital converter. The adjusting
procedure is to take place with the scale connected.
Each adjusting procedure is to be carried out with great care.

Prior to the activation of the adjustment menu, the calibration jumper X9 must
be removed.

Weighing Scale Calibration jumper plugged

terminal
ADC a. CPU
ST 1,2,3 X9: pins 1-2

While adjusting is active, the line segments of the display will flash/rotate.
Adjusting may be terminated after the determination of the first calibration curve
point and a simultaneous setting of amplification.

After completion of the adjustment menu, plug the calibration jumper X9.

The order of the weight values for the 6 possible calibration curve points may
be freely selected.
Most reliable results are achieved when all 6 calibration curve points are
adjusted inclusive of ZERO and NOMINAL LOAD.

While adjusting is active, vibrations and load changes of the scale must be
avoided.
The filter settings of steps X40, X41 and X42 apply equally to the adjusting
procedure.

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Adjusting possibilities
Function call from the 1st setup level or by activating GHI
.

S-Menu= parameter menu

ABGL = scale adjustment
VOR = preload balancing

Select the function 'ADC adjustment'.

Enter the service password.

... GHI
Hidden password input

Select the scale via

Display of the selected scale

number in the upper line (here:
scale 1).
Unload the scale and start the
adjusting procedure by selecting
the operating mode.

Use to carry out a normal

adjustment of preload,
amplification and 2 to 6 calibration
curve points.

Use to adjust the range

on change of weighing range. The
procedure is identical to that of
normal adjustment of the
calibration curve points.

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• Adjusting procedure – normal adjustment with loading

- Adjust the zero point.
- Load the scale. Range: 20 to 100 % of Max.
- Adjust the range and/or further calibration curve points.
- Adjust the preload.

• Adjusting procedure – range adjustment

Range adjusting is only possible if a complete adjusting procedure was

carried out beforehand.
Preload and zero point are not adjusted.

- Load the scale with 20 to 100 % of the maximum weighing range.

- Start the adjusting procedure out of the adjustment menu using ,
provided that the normal adjusting procedure was carried out beforehand by
means of this key.

• Adjusting procedure – preload adjustment

The range is not adjusted.
- Unload the scale together with the preload until zero is reached.
- Make adjustment to changed preload conditions.

For scales operating with an automatic zero setting device, menu step X50
must be set to ON for both warm and cold starts.
The adjusting procedure is then identical to that described in section 4.3.

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4.1. Key functions in the adjustment menu

Keys Functions
Go backward in the adjustment menu.
Repeat the previous step.
... Enter the value and adopt the data.
Advance in the balancing menu.
GHI

Generate a substitute load.

Correct values which have been incorrectly entered.

Terminate, cancel the adjustment menu without storing data.

Terminate the adjusting procedure.

4.2. Preload adjustment

A possible adjustment to changed preload conditions is preset as a default
value with ± 10% of the weighing range.

For function calls, see 'Adjustment possibilities'.

0% MAX
1 The scale is unloaded.
2

X9 1-2 open

Activate the adjustment procedure for the preload.

Preload adjustment by
changing the offset

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4.3. Range and calibration curve adjustment

4.3.1. Range adjustment

X% MAX Apply a weight to the scale

corresponding to between 20 % and 100 % of MAX of the

weighing range.

Adjust the range by changing

the amplification
0 = high amplification
1 = low amplification
Apply a weight to the scale.

Enter a weight value

... GHI
.
The amplification is
determined.

The range adjustment is

completed.
Continue the adjustment of the
calibration curve points.

Store and terminate the adjustment data.

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4.3.2. Calibration curve point adjustment

If linearity is ensured by the mechanical side of the scale, there is the possibility
of quick adjusting.

To close the adjustment menu, activate key

To correct a wrong entry, activate key

X% MAX Calibration curve adjustment

Apply a load to the scale.
which corresponds to
between 0 and 100 % of MAX of the weighing range.

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... GHI
Start the adjusting procedure by acknowledging the input.

The calibration curve

point is now adjusted
and the counter reading
indicated

Adjust the next calibration

curve point using key

Store the adjustment data

and close the procedure (can only
nd
be done from the 2 calibration
curve point onward)
or adjust the next calibration curve
point using key

Adjust the next calibration curve

point using key
Adjust further calibration
curve points 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, 6G
by applying weights corresponding
to between 0 % and 100 % of MAX
of the weighing range.

Store the adjustment data

and close the procedure (can only
nd
be done from the 2 calibration
curve point onward).

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4.3.3. Storing of adjustment data

Terminate the adjusting procedure.

Activate this softkey after having determined the measured values. It
permits the adjusting procedure to be closed after the determination of
at least 2 calibration curve points.

Up to this moment, the adjusting procedure may be cancelled using key .

The adjusting data previously in force are then retained.
Activate to adopt the new adjustment data.

With the g-factor set, the user is asked whether he wishes to retain the g-
factor or to clear it.

Use to clear the g-factor.

Store the adjustment data and
close the procedure.

Use to retain the g-factor.

Store the adjustment data and
close the procedure.

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• Monitoring of the adjustment range

An insufficient counter range was detected during adjusting of the first
calibration curve point:

Use to cancel the adjusting

procedure.
Return to the setup level.

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• Generating a substitute material

Upper line:
continuous counter reading
display while the measurement
takes place.
Lower line:
the weight value of the load or
the substitute material to be
generated is applied to the
scale.
Counter reading of scale or of
the substitute material

Use to adopt the current

load as a partial load with xxxx
kg.
Use to enter the weight
via ...
GHI and
subsequently measure the
partial load. The determined
data is retained for the entire
adjusting procedure..

Use to add the partial load

load to the weight value and the
counter reading.
Apply as much as necessary
substitute material to the scale
until the counter readings agree
with each other or the upper
display shows zero.
Use to activate the toggle
function.
The value in the upper display
runs toward zero or the absolute
display.
Use to adopt the weight
value, terminate the function
and return to the calling point.
Start the adjusting procedure to
adjust the next calibration curve
point.

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4.4. Range adjustment menu

This adjusting procedure is used if
− a complete adjusting procedure together with preload and zero point was
already carried out according to section 4.2. to 4.4
and
− the scale is loaded with a known weight value lying between 20 and 100 %
of the maximum weighing range (MAX).
Adjusting is carried out within the preload and the maximum permissible full
load.
For function calls, see 'Adjustment possibilities'.

• Range adjustment

X% MAX
- Apply a load to the scale which corresponds
to between 20 % and 100 % of Max of the weighing
range.
Example: Max = 30.00 kg ; loading = 10.50kg
- Start the range adjusting procedure:

Display of the scale number in

the upper line.
Unload the scale and start the
adjustment by selecting the
operating mode.

Use to adapt the adjusting

procedure on change of
weighing range..
The process is identical to that
used for normal adjustments.

For range adjustments, only a

partial value need be entered.
... GHI

Use to acknowledge
the value and start the
measurement..

Activate after the

measurement has been made
( ) and adopt the measured
value.

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The following error indications may appear:

Status display telling the user

that the new range lies below
the minimum permissible
preload.

Status display telling the user

that the new range lies above
the maximum permissible
preload.

Either adjust the range or repeat the adjusting procedure.

Activate to show the end

of the adjusting procedure.

Using permits the adjusting

procedure to be cancelled
which has no consequences
whatever.
Use to carry out the
adjusting procedure.
The data is stored and also
activated.

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5. PRELOAD ADJUSTMENT MENU

5.1. Preload adjustment (setup menu)

Select the function 'Preload adjustment'.

The preload is always adjusted for the actual scale.

The determination of measured

values starts immediately after
the start of function identified by
the display of the ADC counter
gross reading →XXXXXXX←

As soon as the scale has

stabilized, the arrows disappear
from the display and the
determined counter reading is
shown. After termination of the
function with , the new
preload setting is activated.

Cancel without activation using

key

For error messages occurring if the preload is not reached or exceeded, see
next page.

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Error message if the preload is not reached or exceeded

The status display appearing when the preload is exceeded shows up when
being above the maximum preload or above 10 % of the maximum preload
during the adjusting procedure.

If the measuring range of the

ADC is too small to carry out a
preload adjustment, the
overload or underload will
appear in the display.

The preload must be either adjusted or a new adjusting procedure carried out.

To repeat the procedure, activate key

To return to the weighing mode, activate key

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6. ADC COUNTER MENU

6.1. Function call out of the setup menu
6.1.1. Function call on scales using standard load cells

Use to move to the next

selection level.

Use to call up the function

'Show ADC counter'.

C0
Scale No.

C0 – counter reading
standardized,
filtered, set to zero
Nstw – zero setting value

To switch to the next scale during the next following displays, use

Cvf – counter reading

standardized unfiltered,
not set to zero
Cn – counter reading
standardized filtered, not
set to zero

Display of other
counters:

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Display in conjunction with the

ADC counter function:

Upper display – scale No.

Cr – gross value of ADC counter

reading
Fe – filter status

Display of other
counters:

Use to close the function or

use to return to the start of the display in the ADC counter function.

6.1.2. Function call on scales using several digital load cells

For scales using several digital load cells, the previous function call is
extended by the following steps:

permits to switch to the next scale with any display active.

Display of the ADC group and

the allocated addresses

Adopt data using or

advance using

Use to reverse by one step.

Display of the activated scale

(here: scale number 1)

Counter reading of ADC 1 and

ADC 2

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Display of the activated scale

(here: scale number 1)

Counter reading of ADC 3 and

ADC 4

Return to the C0
Scale No.

display of the Cnt function:

C0 – counter reading
standardized, filtered, set
to zero
Nstw – zero setting value

To close the function activate

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7. VERIFIABLE MEMORY STORAGE DEVICE/RECORD

The verifiable memory storage device (ES) (subject to approval) may be
integrated into the weighing terminal as a substitute for a separately installed
printer or be installed on the PC/EDP side.
How to display the ES data is described in index 1, section 9.1. A description of
the record structures is given in index 7, section 2.4.

7.1. Activation of the verifiable memory storage device/record

• The calibration jumper X9 is not plugged.
• The activation in the parameter menu is as follows:

Step Significance
E t 18 ES/ED verifiable memory storage device/record
Off = not installed
ES BT = ES verifiable memory storage device for gross, tare
ED Nr = ED verifiable record with consecutive number
ED = ED verifiable record with date and time

7.2. Deleting of ES data

Clearing must only be done on initial installation of the ES memory storage
device.

• Do not plug the calibration jumper X9 on the pc board.

• Activate (restart).

ABC PQR
Call the function ‘Delete ES ?'
(will be ignored if the jumper position X9 is wrong)

Start clearing.
Cancel the function.

ES deletion active

After the data has been deleted, an automatic warm start is automatically
carried out.

After replugging of calibration jumper to position 1-2 and activation of key

the weight symbol will stop flashing.

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8. PRINT MENU
A printer of either type IPT or Epson must be connected to the ST and be
ready to operate.

Activate and hold it depressed for > 2 seconds

'Print' menu

When operating with a label printer, first insert the control tape, set the
operating mode of the IPT to control tape printing by activating the key
sequence ABC GHI
and enter the user password via before
activating the 'Print' menu.
After completion of the 'Print' menu, reinsert the label roll and reset the
operating mode to its initial position by activating ABC GHI
(see section
16.3.).

In addition to the printout of the service menu data, there is also the
possibility of printing out the following stored data and operating modes:

Select the data.

Start the printout.

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Print the contents of the fixed tare value memories

1 to 99.
Print the contents of the reference weight memories
1 to 99 and the operating mode by activating
( YZ DEF
) of the reference weight scale.
Print the preset plus/minus data of nominal value,
lower limiting value, upper limiting value and
operating mode (83MOD) for plus/minus weighings.
Print preset control data of minus zero zone, plus
zero zone, limiting values 1 to 8 and operating
modes ( ..,
DEF JKL ..,
DEF
..,
MNO DEF PQR
) for
DEF ABC

the signal output.

Print preset filling data of the
nominal and tolerance values (function No. 50),
cutoff values (FN51),
scale values (FN52) and
operating modes (FN53).
Print the contents of the parameter print and send
buffers for print images and records.
Print the contents of the parameter text memories
for print images and records.
Print the contents of the parameter command
memories 1C, 2C, 3C and 4C for the command
sequences.
Print the parameter data of the print memories
together with the coordination data and the send
memories.
Print the ADC adjusting values.

Print the parameter data of the memory 'Bar code

No. 1'.
Print the parameter data of the memory 'Bar code
No. 2'.
Print the parameter data of the memory 'Bar code
No. 3'.
Menu file

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9. RAM CLEARING, BASIC INITIALIZATION

For RAM clearing, the following functions are available:

Small RAM clearing

Function: the initialized softkey texts and functions are reset to standard values.
Passwords are retained. Text, print and send memories are also reset to
standard values. Scale and adjusting data is retained.

Press the following

three keys
simultaneously

Hidden password input

‚ .... GHI

The adjacent display appears

after RAM clearing:

To release a cold start, use

and hold it depressed for approximately 2 seconds.

Large RAM clearing

Function: loading standard data in the EEPROM. Setting password and the
menu including scale and adjustment data (15kg/5g) to standard. Setting text,
print and send memories to standard values.

Press the following

three keys
simultaneously

Hidden password input

‚ .... GHI

The adjacent display appears

after RAM clearing:

To release a cold start, use

and hold it depressed for approximately 2 seconds.

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INITIALIZATION
If the password is unknown, RAM clearing may be activated via a jumper, for
which purpose the device must be opened.
For a small RAM clearing, the position 9-10 must be bridged on plug X8. Large
RAM clearing is selected by bridging the position-8. RAM clearing and device
initialization are carried out after a cold start of the device.
After that, the jumper must be removed.

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10. EDITOR TO ENTER THE PARAMETERS

Editor for the parameter input of the
− command

− text
− print and
− send memories

Significance of keys in the editor

Input Functions
... Enter a character/number
(overwrite mode).
GHI

Enter a character/number
(insert mode).
Delete n characters /numbers.
Memory on/off. Toggle mode.
The content is retained.
Text memory: enter number of spaces (insert mode).
Command memory: insert data identifier (display: FC.)
Print memory: change to coordinate input.
Insert memory end (display: ] ).
Positioning in the memory by n positions to the left.
Positioning in the memory by n positions to the right.
Advance to the next memory.
Delete input/end of function editor.
Advance to next memory.
Reverse by n memories.

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11. CENTRAL DATA FIELD (CDF)

All system and weighing data of the weighing terminal ST is organized in the
Central Data Field (CDF).
A CDF number used to parameterize images and records is assigned to each
data value.

For bar code inputs, the CDF numbers must be delimited with CR (CDF No.
97) before other control characters can be appended (CDF Nos. 96, 98,99).

CDF numbers 51 to 53:

When using the EDP/Profibus command 'q%' in parameterizing, the actual
weight value of the scale will always be output for these values.

CDF numbers 110 to 112:

The bar code numbers 1 to 3 are assigned with required bar codes from the
central data fields 100 to 106 via the bar code settings/presettings (section
17.2).

CDF Contents Number of

No.
ST digits
st
01 1 additional character block
: : max. 20
50 50th additional character block
51 Net weight
52 Tare weight max. 14
53 Gross weight
54 Manual weight input
55 ∗ net weight
56 ∗ tare weight max. 15
57 ∗ gross weight
58 ∗ number of pieces
130 BT net weight max. 15
131 BT tare weight
132 BT gross weight
133 PB number of pieces
134 ∗ S net weight 21
135 ∗ S tare weight
136 ∗ S gross weight
137 ∗ S number of pieces

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CDF CONTENTS Number of

No.
ST digits
60 ∗ item counter starting counting at 0 6
91 ∗ item counter starting counting at 1 6
62 ∗ cancel counter starting counting at 0 6
92 ∗ cancel counter starting counting at 1 6
138 BT item counter starting counting at 0 6
139 BT item counter starting counting at 1 6
140 BT cancel counter starting counting at 0 6
141 BT cancel counter starting counting at 1 6
142 ∗ S item counter starting counting at 0 6
143 ∗ S item counter starting counting at 1 6
144 ∗ S cancel counter starting counting at 0 6
145 ∗ S cancel counter starting counting at 1 6
59 Consecutive number 6
61 Consecutive cancel number 6
63 Number of pieces 10
64 Reference weight 13
65 Number of reference pieces 6
66 Nominal number of reference pieces 5
67 Sale interval of activated scale 3
88 Current time (HH:MM:SS) 8
89 Current date, with 2-digit year (DD.MM.YY) 8
109 Current date, with 4-digit year (DD.MM.YYYY) 10
151 Time of last item (HH:MM:SS) 8
152 Date of last item, with 2-digit year (DD.MM.YY) 8
108 Date of last item, with 4-digit year (DD.MM.YYYY) 10
90 System number 5/2
94 Number of activated scale 1
68 Result of plus/minus weighing (tolerance symbols) 1
69 Nominal value of plus/minus weighing 11
70 Deviation of plus/minus weighing 12
71 Nominal value 9
72 Deviation 12
73 Result (tolerance symbol) 1
77 Cutoff value, coarse 12
78 Cutoff value, medium 12
79 Cutoff value, fine 12
80 End-Cutoff value 11
81 End value of nominal value assessment 11
82 Nominal value 9
83 Cutoff value, coarse 12
84 Cutoff value, medium 12
85 Cutoff value, fine 12
87 Overhead track control 1
93 Delimiter to determine the checksum CRC16 as the start --
character

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CDF CONTENTS Number of

No.
ST digits
96 FF Form feed (4 lines IPT)
97 CR Line end
98 LF Line feed
99 CR + LF Line end and line feed
100 Bar code 2/5 interleaved
101 Bar code 2/5 interleaved, doubled IPT
103 Bar code ALPHA 39
102 Bar code, code 128
104 Bar code EAN 8 IPT
105 Bar code EAN 13
106 Bar code EAN 128
110 Bar code No. 1 (input by means of )
STU STU

111 Bar code No. 2 (input by means of )

STU STU STU

112 Bar code No. 3 (input by means of )

STU STU VWX

120 1.5
121 2.0
122 3.0
123 4.0
Print line height in mm
124 5.0
125 7.5
601 Text memory 1 loadable max. 20
: :
: :
699 Text memory 99 loadable

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12. COMMAND SEQUENCES, MACROS

All function numbers identical to the MOD numbers may be used to create
command sequences.
4 command memories with 50 locations each are available:

Command Display Activation with

memory
number function key/function
1 Function key freely assignable
2 Function key freely assignable
3 Function key freely assignable
4 Read in the bar code if no other bar code or input is
active.

All function numbers (identical to the MOD numbers from 0 to 200) and control
characters are entered in the command memories.

Function Functions
No.
0 Unit changeover
6 Gross display
7 Tare value display
8 Recall of tare value from initial taring
10 Storing of fixed tare values
11 Manual input of weight value, addition
12 Manual input of weight value, subtraction
13 Calculation of last item
14 Wastage weighing
15 Item recording, non-adding
16 Item recording, adding
-- Display ∗ net weight
17 Display ∗ totals

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Function Functions
No.
-- Display ∗ tare weight
18 Display of BT batch totals
-- Display ∗ gross weight total
19 Total display S, display ∗ S scale totals
-- Display of consecutive number
-- Display of 1st item counter (from 0)
-- Display of consecutive cancel number
-- Display of 1st cancel counter (from 0)
23 Batch total recording
24 Subtotal recording
25 Total recording
28 Scale total recording
30 Function selection for counting
31 Counting with reference weight memory call
32 Storage of reference weight values
-- Display of reference weight
33 Counting with reference number n1
-- Display of actual reference number
34 Counting with reference number n2
-- Display of * number of pieces
35 Reference weight optimization
-- Display of * number of pieces, accumulated
36 Display of counting selection
-- Display of net weight
37 Storage of reference number n1, n2
38 Operating mode of reference weight scale
41 Nominal/limiting values, plus/minus weighing
42 Zero zone values
43 Limiting values 1 to 8
50 Filling, nominal and tolerance values
51 Filling cutoff values
52 Filling scale values

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Function Functions
No.
53 Filling operating modes
-- Display of net weight
60 Filling start
61 Filling interruption
62 Continuation of filling procedure
63 Cancellation of filling procedure
64 Acknowledgement of incorrect filling
65 Change of container
66 Change of source hopper
67 Manual refilling
78 Transmission of recording data to printer
80 Transmission of recording data to PC/EDP/Profibus
82 Tare merging operation, additive weighing
82 Tare merging operation, subtractive weighing
81 Analog bar
83 Plus/minus weighings
84 Plus/minus signal output
85 Limiting values for signal output
-- Limiting values for signals, classified
86 Contrast LC display
87 Weight-dependent recording
88 Overhead track control
89 Date/time
94 Item recording, non-adding
95 Item recording, non-adding
160 Zero setting
161 Taring
162 Tare clearing
163 Item recording, non-adding with taring after end of fixation
164 Item recording, adding with taring after end of fixation
168
169

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Function Functions
No.
170 Waiting for the end of function
171 Cmdque timer with display + value (value *100ms)
172 Cmdque timer without display + value (value *100ms)
200 Scale switch-over

12.1. Programming of command sequences, macros

The display of the menu point

CONFIG is subject to a licence.

Call the configurator.

User password

... GHI
Hidden input of the user password

Display of the configurable

function. Function selection
depending on the activated
software modules.
F-KEY – assignment of F-key
FTXT – function abbreviation for
the F-key inscription
PSBUF–image/EDP record

CQ – functional procedure
command queue
TXT– text memory loading

Show the macro functions.

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Start Rec – Macro recording.

Reprocess Edit – Macro
recording. Display identical to
that of the previous command
queue.

Record the macro.

Selection of the command

queue

Start the macro recording for command queue1.

From now onward, all key

activations will be recorded.
The $-symbol flashes during the
macro recording.

The test key cannot be used. It still releases a restart of the device and will
render a so far recorded macro invalid.
A function selection may be carried out via the arrow keys , however,
only the function number started by means of the ENTER key will be
entered in the macro.
If a function opens the editor for the entry of data, the entered data is not
recorded in the macro. The user has the possibility of entering data within the
further course of the procedure.
Terminate the macro recording. The $-symbol disappears.
Cancel the macro recording. A macro recorded up to this moment becomes
invalid.

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Start Rec – Macro recording.

After startup, one returns
immediatley to the application
function. From now onward, all
key activations will be recorded.
Reprocess Edit – Macro
recording.

Change the command queue.

Selection of command queue

12.1.1. Display on ST
Memory
Function name
enable/disable
Function No.
Memory No. Position

Insert
en Delete Memory Previous Next
on/off value value

12.1.2. Prompting while a macro is running

Entering a text memory number causes the relevant text memory to be indicated
while the macro is processed. Activating causes the next macro function
to be started.

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12.2. Standard command sequences for weighing operation

Command Location No. (RAM-Matrix with data)

memories 01 02 03 04 05 06
1 8 ]
2 17 ]
3 016 ]
4 001 FC 169 16 ]

Leading zeros need not be entered.

• Command memory 1, activation by means of key

8 : Recall tare
] : End of command memory

• Command memory 2, activation by means of key

17 : Total display
] : End of command memory

• Command memory 3, activation by means of key

016 : Item recording function, adding

] : End of command memory

• Command memory 4, activation by bar code read-in

001 : Selection of 1st additional character block

FC : Data identification; read-in of additional
characters
169 : Delimiting of read-in by CR LF
16 : Item recording function, adding
] : End of command memory

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In addition to inputs made via the keyboard, data of a bar code reader may also
be processed. The format has to correspond to that of the keyboard entries.
To preset bar code values for tare, limiting value or similar, enter numeric data
including comma/period, but without unit characters.
For this purpose, operate the bar code reader with an alphanumeric code.

The sequence ‘FC ; 169’ defines a value input during the command
memory processing.

12.3. Standard command sequences for counting

Command Location No. (RAM-Matrix with data)

memories 01 02 03 04 05 06
2 030 FC 169 ]
The remaining sequences are identical to those of the standard command
sequences for weighing functions.

12.3.1. Explanations concerning the standard command sequences for

counting

• Command memory 2, activation by means of key

030 : Function call for counting

FC : Data identification; input/read-in for the number of reference pieces or
the reference weight
169 : Delimiting the input/read-in by means of / CR LF
] : End of command memory

One of these entries is compulsory:

with comma: counting with the reference weight preset
without comma: counting with the number of reference pieces keyed-in
only: counting with the number of reference pieces stored

If operations are to be carried out exclusively with the number of reference

pieces stored, the command sequence 30 169 ] must be activated.

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12.3.2. Standard command sequences for filling

Command Location No. (RAM-Matrix with data)
memories 01 02 03 04 05 06
1 050 FC 169 168 ]
2 060 ]
The remaining sequences are identical to those of the standard command
sequences for weighing functions.

12.3.3. Explanations concerning the standard command sequences for

filling

• Command memory 2, activation by means of key

060 : Function start for filling

] : End of command memory

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AND RECORDS
13. PARAMETERIZING OF IMAGES AND RECORDS

Only indicated if licensed

Call up the
configurator.

Request for the user password

Use ... GHI

for the
hidden input of the user
password

Display of the configurable

function. Function selection
depending on the activated
software modules.
F-KEY – assignment of F-key
F-Txt – function abbreviation for
the F-key inscription
PSBuf–image/EDP record

Print/Send buffer

Selection of the print image

definition to be altered

Use to call up the

print/send buffer 1

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Function key assignment:

= insert

= delete

= memory on/off

= coordinates
= end of memory

= previous

= next

Each recording function has assigned one print memory (P) and one
send memory (E).
A separate memory (K) for the printout of header data and a separate
send memory for the PC/EDP command q% are available.
The recording functions are allocated as function numbers (identical to
MOD numbers).

13.1. Definition of print image in relation to the function

Call out of the system level

Softkey 'Config'

For additional softkey functions.

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for additional softkey functions

or DEF PQR

Call up the function-dependent

print image definition. The call
out of the basic function is
decisive for the relevant print
image.

Selection of the 1st print image

So far, the print image consists

of PSBuf 3 and 6.

Print image for the counting

function.

STU.... ABC

Enter the print image

number.
closes the print
image definition function.
Input STU

nd
Selection of the 2 print image

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STU.... ABC

Enter the print image

number.
closes the print
image definition function.
Input YZ

Selection of the 3rd print image

STU.... ABC

Enter the print image number.

closes the print image
definition.
Input , close the function.

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Function Functions
No.
11 Manual input of weight value - addition
12 Manual input of weight value - subtraction (cancellation)
13 Calculation of last item (cancellation)
14 Wastage weighing (cancellation)
15 Item recording, non-adding
16 Item recording, adding
23 Batch total recording
24 Subtotal recording
25 Total recording
28 Scale total recording
94 Item recording, non-adding
95 Item recording, non-adding

The numbers of the central data field are entered into the print and send
memories (section 14).

Display Functions
Header data (not applicable to label printing)

Print buffer of relevant recording function

Send buffer of relevant recording function

Send buffer for the q % command

In conjunction with 'qPr', the memories 51, 52 and 53 are not read from the
central data field but from the actual scale.

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13.2. Standard parameter recording functions

Funct. Location No. (RAM-Matrix with data)

memo-
ries
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Header 250

11P 619 94 97 611 97 54 97 610 91 99 98 98 98 250

11E 94 91 54 250
12P 619 94 97 612 97 54 97 613 92 99 98 98 98 250
12E 94 92 54 250
13P 619 94 97 614 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 613 92 99 98 98 98 250
13E 94 92 53 52 51 250
14P 619 94 97 615 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 613 92 99 98 98 98 250
14E 94 92 53 52 51 250
15P 619 94 97 606 97 01 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 610 91 99 98 98 98 250
15E 94 91 53 52 51 250
16P 619 94 97 606 97 1 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 610 91 99 98 98 98 250
16E 94 91 53 52 51 250
23P 619 94 97 607 138 97 616 132 97 617 131 97 618 130 99 98 98 98 250
23E 94 138 132 131 130 250
24P 619 94 97 607 60 97 601 57 97 602 56 97 603 55 99 98 98 98 250
24E 94 60 57 56 55 250
25P 619 94 97 607 60 97 601 57 97 602 56 97 603 55 99 98 98 98 250
25E 94 60 57 56 55 250
28P 121 607 142 97 121 616 136 97 121 617 135 97 121 618 134 99 98 98 98 250
28E 142 136 135 134 250
94P 250
94E 250
95P 250
95E 250
q% 51 250

Leading zeros need not be entered.

The CDF No. for the character height applies to the complete IPT print line. If a
preselection is not made, character set 3 with a character height of 3 mm is
automatically used.

If an IPT printer is connected, there is the possibility of selecting font records.

For this purpose, the relevant character set size (from CDF) is prefixed to the
text memory numbers.
The preset record size applies to the relevant line and may change with the
next control character (No. 96, 97, 98 and 99 from CDF).

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13.3. Standard parameters for weighing function

Print memory 11P; manual input of weight value, addition

11P 619 94 97 611 97 54 97 610 91 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Print memory 11E; manual input of weight value, addition

11E 94 91 54 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.), ∗ item counter starting to count from 1, manual weight value input

Print memory 12P; manual input of weight value, subtraction (cancellation)

12P 619 94 97 612 97 54 97 613 92 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Print memory 12E; manual input of weight value, subtraction (cancellation)
12E 94 92 54 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.), ∗ cancel counter starting to count from 1, manual weight value input

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Print memory 13P; calculation of last item (cancellation)

13P 619 94 97 614 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 613 92 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Print memory 13E; calculation of last item (cancellation)

13E 94 92 53 52 51 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.), ∗ cancel counter starting counting at 1, gross weight, tare weight, net
weight.

Print memory 14P; wastage weighing (cancellation)

14P 619 94 97 615 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 613 92 99 98 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

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Print memory 14E; wastage weighing (cancellation)

14E 94 92 53 52 51 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.), ∗ cancel counter starting counting at 1, gross weight, tare weight, net
weight.

Print memory 15P; item recording, non-adding (#)

15P 619 94 97 606 97 01 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 610 91 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 15E; item recording, non-adding (#)

15E 94 91 53 52 51 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 1, gross weight, tare weight,
net weight.

Print memory 16P; item recording, adding (+)

16P 619 94 97 606 97 1 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 97 610 91 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

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Send memory 16E; item recording, adding (+)

16E 94 91 53 52 51 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 1, gross weight, tare weight,
net weight.

Print memory 23P; batch total recording (TP)

23P 619 94 97 607 138 97 616 132 97 617 131 97 618 130 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 23E; batch total recording (TP)

23E 94 138 132 131 130 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) TP item counter starting counting at 0, TP gross weight,
TP tare weight, TP net weight.

Print memory 24P; subtotal recording (◊)

24P 619 94 97 607 60 97 601 57 97 602 56 97 603 55 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

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Send memory 24E; subtotal recording (◊)

24E 94 60 57 56 55 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 0, ∗ gross weight,
∗ tare weight, ∗ net weight.

Print memory 25P; total recording (∗)

25P 619 94 97 607 60 97 601 57 97 602 56 97 603 55 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 25E; total recording (∗)

25E 94 60 57 56 55 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 0, ∗ gross weight,
∗ net weight, ∗ tare weight.

Print memory 28P; scale total recording (∗S)

28P 121 607 142 97 121 616 136 97 121 617 135 97 121 618 134 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

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Send memory 28E; scale total recording (∗S)

28E 142 136 135 134 250

Record to PC/EDP.
∗S item counter starting counting at 0, ∗S gross weight, ∗S tare weight,
∗S net weight.

13.3.1.Standard parameters for counting function

Print memory 15P; Item recording, non-adding
15P 610 94 97 606 97 01 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 99 605 64 97 604 63 97 610
91 99 98 98 98 ]

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 15E; item recording, non-adding

15E 91 53 52 51 64 63 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 1, gross weight, tare weight,
net weight, reference weight, number of pieces.

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Print memory 16P; item recording, adding

16P 619 94 97 606 97 01 97 601 53 97 602 52 97 603 51 99 605 64 97 604 63 97 610
91 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 16E; item recording, adding

16E 94 91 53 52 51 64 63 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 1, gross weight, tare weight,
net weight, reference weight, number of pieces.

Print memory 23P; batch total recording (TP)

23P 607 138 97 616 132 97 617 131 97 618 130 97 604 133 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 23E; batch total recording (TP)

23E 94 138 132 131 130 133 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) TP item counter starting counting at 0, TP gross weight,
TP tare weight, TP net weight, TP number of pieces.

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Print memory 24P; subtotal recording

24P 607 60 97 601 57 97 602 56 97 603 55 97 604 58 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 24E; subtotal recording

24E 94 60 57 56 55 58 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 0, ∗ gross weight,
∗ tare weight, ∗ net weight, ∗ number of pieces.

Print memory 25P; total recording (∗)

25P 607 60 97 601 57 97 602 56 97 603 55 97 604 58 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 25E; total recording (∗)
25E 94 60 57 56 55 58 250

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 0, ∗ gross weight,
∗ net weight, ∗ tare weight, ∗ number of pieces.

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Print memory 28P; scale total recording (∗S)

28P 121 607 142 97 121 616 136 97 121 617 135 97 121 618 134 97 121 137 99 98 98 98 250

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 28E; scale total recording (∗S)

28E 142 136 135 134 137 250

Record to PC/EDP.
∗S item counter starting counting at 0, ∗S gross weight, ∗S tare weight,
∗S net weight, ∗S number of pieces.

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13.3.2. Standard parameters for filling function

• Standard filling
Print memory 16P; item recording, adding
16P 33 94 97 20 97 1 97 15 53 97 16 52 97 17 51 97 22 71 97 23 72 97 24
91 99 98 98 98 ]

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 16E; item recording, adding

16E 94 91 53 52 51 71 72 73 ]

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 1, gross weight, tare weight,
net weight, nominal value of deviation from filling result.

• Big-Bag filling
Print memory 16P; item recording, adding
16P 33 94 97 24 91 97 17 51 99 98 98 98 ]

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

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Send memory 16E; item recording, adding

16E 94 91 51 ]

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ Item counter starting counting at 1, net weight.

• Big-Bag filling

Print memory 24P; subtotal recording

24P ST 33 94 97 21 91 97 17 55 99 98 98 98 ]

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

Send memory 24E; subtotal recording

24E 94 60 55 ]

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 0, ∗ net weight.

Print memory 25P; total recording

25P 33 94 97 21 60 97 17 55 97 22 71 97 23 72 73 99 98 98 98 ]

Control tape printer IPT-K

3 blank lines, feed to tear off edge.

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Send memory 25E; total recording

24E 94 60 55 71 72 73 ]

Record to PC/EDP.
(scale No.) ∗ item counter starting counting at 0, ∗ net weight.

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14. COORDINATE CONTROL IPT

For the output of labels with bar code and texts, the image is controlled by the
specification of coordinates.

X-coordinate: horizontal level, print bar

max. x-value = 383; number of dots/line
Y-coordinate: vertical level, direction of transport
max. y-value = 801; number of dots/line

0 X-coordinate 383
0 (50.9 mm)
DOT geometry:
7.5 DOTS/mm
0.133 mm/DOT square

(106.5 mm)
801

14.1. Input of coordinates

There is the possibility of switching to a second input level within the parameter
line by pressing key .
To return to the parameter level, activate for a second time.

Display at coordinate level:

Input of the x and y-coordinates

for the print data
Return to the called up print buffer.
Toggle bit for the print direction, vertical/
horizontal

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Print direction Dir-Bit

Display Function
HORIZONT Printing at horizontal level, text/bar code transverse to the
direction of transport
VERTICAL Printing at vertical level, text/bar code
in the direction of transport

Printing in the horizontal Printing in the vertical

direction: direction:

0 X
X-Koordinate 383 0 X-coordinate 383
0 0

Text/bar code

801 801

Reference point Reference point

at left top, at left bottom,
text field/bar code text field/bar code

When entering the coordinate level, data will always be positioned on the X-
coordinate first.
X,Y-coordinate horizontal: left top
X,Y-coordinate vertical: 90° turned anticlockwise (left bottom)
Each entry made in the parameter field requires a coordinate to be specified on
which the data is to be printed.
This does not apply to control characters and font sizes.

In label printing operations, the ‘dir’ byte of the bar code is not evaluated. The
system uses the ‘dir’ byte of the coordinate field instead.
The coordinates of the CDF numbers 96, 97, 98, 99, 120 to 125 are not
evaluated. These need not be entered.

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Input procedure:
Inputs Functions
-- Parameter level;
print memory and location number have been selected
Select coordinate level.
X … X Enter the value and adopt the X-coordinate.
X =1 to 9

X … X Enter the value and adopt the Y-coordinate.

X =1 to 9

Change the input field.

X - Y-coordinates
Change the print direction (vertical or horizontal).
Return to the parameter level.

14.2. Bar code parameterizing

The bar code to be printed out is to be preset here, such as the

• Bar code type
• Bar code height in mm
• Bar code with/without plain text line (OCR line)
• Print direction horizontal (standard setting) or vertical
• Module width (bar code width of thin code bar)
• Start positions and selection/deselection of data fields in the bar code
printout

Three different bar code types may be set on the ST via the following
memories:
− bar code No. 1
− bar code No. 2
− bar code No. 3
Memory calls and thus calls for definition functions of the bar code to be
printed are made via STU STU
, STU STU
and
STU STU STU VWX

(see CDF) and the user password.

The input procedure is as described in the following.

14.2.1. Bar code definitions

To describe a bar code, various data must be preset.
Three different data groups from the CDF may be preselected along with the
position and length.

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Overview of abbreviations for the memories

Display Explanation
Code xxxx e. g. 2 out of 5 interleaved (100)
Bar code height Bar code height in mm
OCR line With / without OCR line (plain text)
Print direction Print direction, horizontal (standard) / turned;
vertical
Module width Module width (code bar width )0 - 9: 0 = standard;
1 - 9 = module width (small code module)
Start position1 of Start position 1 of data 1
data1
Data1 from CDF (data 1 from CDF)*
NumOfDecades1 Number of decades of data 1 (code-dependent)
Start pos.2 Data 2 Start position 2 of data 2
Data2 from CDF (data 2 from CDF)
NumOfDecades2 Number of decades of data 2 (code-dependent)
Start pos.3 Data3 Start position 3 of data 3
Data3 from CDF (data 3 from CDF)
NumOfDecades3 Number of decades of data 3
Total Code length Total code length

* CDF = Central Data Field

The total code length ‘Code length’ must not be less than
NumOfDecades1 + NumOfDecades2 + NumOfDecades3, otherwise an error
message will be output.

• When setting the decade length to 99 (only possible for NumOfDecades1), the
weight value will appear without comma and the data value will be padded with
leading zeros if the weighing range is not fully utilized by the data.
Data 2 and data 3 fields are not available in this case.
The code length corresponds to the number of range digits of the scale (= L
NumOfDecades1).
• For ticket printouts, the coordinates are not effective.
• The ‘dir’ bit is only taken into account in ticket printing.
• As regards the ticket printout, the ‘dir’ bit from the coordinate line becomes
effective (see also section 14.1., coordinate input for the print output via IPT).

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The bar codes are selected in the parameter field by means of the CDF
numbers 110, 111 and 112.

- Number of digits displayed = number of digits of the weighing range

e.g. 150.00 kg weighing range Þ load 24.35 kg

Printout if: 99 = NumOfDecades1: 02435

98 = NumOfDecades1: 024.35

Code 2/5 interleaved and 2/5 interleaved, doubled

An odd number of digits of the weighing range is automatically complemented
to an even number:
Example:
a weighing range of 150.00 kg corresponds to 5 digits, load 24.35 kg:
printout if 99 = NumOfDecades1: 002435

− Only applicable to Alpha 39, code 128 or EAN 128 code:

a decade length of 98 (only possible in conjunction with NumOfDecades1)
causes only the weight value with the comma to be indicated via the memory
NumOfDecades1 (number from CDF).
Data 2 and data 3 fields are not available in this case.
The code length corresponds to the number of range digits of the scale (= L
NumOfDecades1). As long as these settings are selected, all numeric codes
will be rejected (an attempt made to print any other code will cause the error
message 20654 to be output).

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14.2.2. Permitted number of decades for printers in conjunction with

possible bar codes
(applies to the memories 'Start pos. 1'- 'Start pos. 3' and
'NumOfDecades1'- ' NumOfDecades3' for the standard character set 3 with
a character height of 3mm)
• Printer IPT

Bar code:
2/5 interleaved: Length not turned = 22
Length turned = 72
2/5 interleaved, doubled: Length not turned = 8
Length turned = 34
Alpha 39: Length not turned = 11
Length turned = 37
Code 128: Length not turned = 12
Length turned = 43
EAN 8: Length not turned = 8
Length turned = 8
EAN 13 Length not turned = 13
Length turned = 13
EAN 128 Length not turned = 11
Length turned = 42

The EAN 128 bar code may comprise a maximum of 35 ‘code characters’.
The lengths for ‘code 128’ and ‘EAN 128’ only apply when code A or B is used
for coding.

14.2.3. Key functions for bar code presettings

Inputs Functions
Advance to next memory.

Preset the value and advance to the next memory.

… GHI

-- Move to the initial memory (display ‘ Code... ’).

Return to the previous memory.
-- Move to the final memory 'Code length'.
Close the function/clear the current input.

All other keys have no function assigned.

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14.2.4. Bar code settings/presettings

Up
Down
positioning within the table

Call up
configuration.

Switch to the next selection

level.

STRC bar code

setting

Select the bar code

type.

Select the code type

2/5 interleaved, doubled (101)
Alpha 39 (102)
Code 28 (103)
EAN 8 (104)
EAN 13 (105)
EAN128 (106)
Switch to the next setting.

Bar code height in mm

...GHI Enter the bar code height.

Go to the next point without making an input.

Select the printout with/without

the OCR line.

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Select the OCR line

without
with

Selection of print
direction

Select the print direction

horizontal
vertical

Selection of module
width

...GHI Select the module width

0 = 2 dots at horizontal print direction (IPT)
3 dots at vertical print direction (IPT)

Start position of the

st
1 data data field

...GHI

Enter the start position.

0 = deselected

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Select data 1 via the

CDF number.

...GHI

Enter the CDF number.

Decade number of the

1st data field

...GHI

Enter the number of decades.

0 = deselected

Start position of the

nd
2 data field

...GHI

Enter the start position.

0 = deselected

Select data 2 via the

CDF number.

...GHI

Enter the CDF number.

Decade number of the 2nd data

field

...GHI

Enter the number of decades

0 = deselected

...GHI

Enter the start position.

0 = deselected

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Select data 3 via the CDF

number

... GHI

Enter the CDF number.

Decade number of the 3rd

data field

... GHI

Enter the full code length.

Code length Nmb. of dec. 1
= + Nmb. of dec. 2
+ Nmb. of dec. 3

... GHI

Close the bar code input.

The total code length should not be less than the total of the number of
decades resulting from the number of decades 1 + number of decades 2 +
number of decades 3.
Invalid values will be ignored or cause an error message to be generated.

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14.2.5. Images for bar code printouts

For image description, see section 1.5.3
(TD 20 printer) of a scale having a weighing range of 15 kg.

For the following print examples, only the memory for bar code No. 1 was used.
The memories for code No. 2 and No. 3 may, however, also be activated.

Memory bar code No. 1 (110 M0D), here ‘2/5 interleaved’(CODE 100):

Printout Presettings:

Memories: Content:
Horizontal
printing, (print CODE 100
direction=0) Bar code height 25
OCR line 1
with OCR line text, Print direction 0
12-digit * Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Start position1/
Data1/ Data1 53
NumOfDecades1 NumOfDecades1 5
(here: gross value) Start pos. 2 6
Start position2/ Data2 51
Data2/
NumOfDecades2 5
NumOfDecades 2
(here: net value) Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3**0
Code length* 10

* Although the memory 'Code length' is set to a total number of 10 digits, the
code is printed out with 12 digits.
Reason: an odd number of digits in the code 2/5 interleaved is
complemented to an even number.

** Since set to 0, the number of decades3 is not printed out, i. e. it has been
deselected.

The example (15 kg scale) is based on the following values:

Gross weight = 10.060 kg, DATA1=CDF No. 53
number of decades1 = 5 decades
Net weight = 05.060 kg, DATA2=CDF No. 51
number of decades2 = 5 decades
Tare weight = 05.000 kg is not activated for a printout

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The following images are printed by the IPT printer.

Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), 'CODE Alpha 39'

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 103
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 11
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 11

Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), 'CODE Alpha 39'

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 103
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades * 98
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 98
* Decade length LEN 1 is set to 98: The printout only comprises the
weight value including comma.

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Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), 'CODE 128'

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 102
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 11
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 11

Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE 'EAN 8'

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 104
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 8
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 8

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Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE 'EAN 13';
*Without OCR line

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 105
Bar code height 20
OCR line* 0
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 13
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 13

Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE 'EAN 13';
**Without OCR line

Please note that the first digit of this code must be 4; other digits are read as
an UPC code.
‘4’ is the identifier for the EAN 13 code.
The number of useful characters of this code is limited to 10.

Memory Contents
CODE 105
Bar code height 10
OCR line** 1
Print direction 0
Module width 3
Start pos.1 1
Data1 50
NumOfDecades1 1 Printout
Start pos.2 2
Data2 1
NumOfDecades2 6
Start pos.3 8
Data3 51
NumOfDecades3 5
Code length 13
Country prefix Check digit
40 ... 43

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Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE 'EAN 13',
*vertical printout

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 105
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction* 1
Module width 9
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 13
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 13

Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE 'EAN 128'

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 106
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 10
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 10

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Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE 'EAN 128',
*vertical printout

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 106
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction* 1
Module width 5
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 10
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 10

Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE '2/5 interleaved'

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 100
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 53
NumOfDecades1 5
Start pos.2 6
Data2 51
NumOfDecades2 5
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 10

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Memory for bar code No. 1 ( STU STU

), CODE '2/5 interleaved,
doubled

Memory Contents Printout

CODE 101
Bar code height 20
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 0
Start pos.1 1
Data1 53
NumOfDecades1* 99
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 99

*Decade length LEN 1 set to The weight value is printed without comma. Data
99: values are zero-filled (depending on the weighing
range of the scale).

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14.3. Field frame in parameterizing of label printing

ABC GHI
'User password'

Without frame

With frame, test operation

Ticket operation: special function to activate the print

menus 'Parameter printout'.
Without position: special function to print out the
coordinate print image on the control tape.

With the frame activated, each configured field (CR-terminated) will be printed
with a visible 1-dot wide frame.

Special function = 2 is required for label printers to print service menu data,
stored data and operating modes.
Before activating the print menu, always ensure that a control tape is inserted
in the IPT label printer.

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14.4. Label images for application functions

Weighing

If more CDF data is printed out within one line (up to CR), only the initial
coordinates need be entered.

Counting

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Bar code 2/5 interleaved

MEMORY BAR CODE 1
( STU
)
STU

CODE 100
Bar code height 10
OCR line 1
Print direction 0
Module width 5
Start pos.1 1
Data1 51
NumOfDecades1 99
Start pos.2 0
Data2 0
NumOfDecades2 0
Start pos.3 0
Data3 0
NumOfDecades3 0
Code length 99

Bar code
16P x y dir
015 000 000 0
053 000 000 0
097 000 000 0
016 000 030 0
052 000 000 0
097 000 000 0
017 000 060 0
051 000 000 0
097 000 000 0
110 000 092 0
097 000 000 0

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15. LOADING OF TEXT MEMORIES

Call out of the setup menu 'CONFIG'

For printing and transmitting of texts, the system offers 99 text memories (601 to
699) with 20 storage locations each. Characters are entered into the text
memories in ASCII or hexadecimal code.

15.1. Code table: decimal, hexadecimal

Dec Hex ASCII
0 00 NUL
1 01 SOH
2 02 STX
3 03 ETX
4 04 EOT
5 05 ENQ
6 06 ACK
7 07 BEL
8 08 BS
9 09 HT
10 0A LF
11 0B VT
12 0C FF
13 0D CR
14 0E SO
15 0F SI
16 10 DLE
17 11 DC1
18 12 DC2
19 13 DC3
20 14 DC4
21 15 NAK
22 16 SYN
23 17 ETB
24 18 CAN
25 19 EM
26 1A SUB
27 1B ESC
28 1C FS
29 1D GS
30 1E RS
31 1F US

For the connection of non-Bizerba printers providing a larger scope of

functions, such as EPSON label printers, control characters may be entered
into the text memory.

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ASCII characters (character set of IPT)

Hex Oct ASCII Hex Oct ASCII Hex Oct ASCII

20 40 Space 41 101 A 61 141 a
21 41 ! 42 102 B 62 142 b
22 42 " 43 103 C 63 143 c
23 43 # 44 104 D 64 144 d
24 44 $ 45 105 E 65 145 e
25 45 % 46 106 F 66 146 f
26 46 & 47 107 G 67 147 g
27 47 ` 48 110 H 68 150 h
28 50 ( 49 111 I 69 151 i
29 51 ) 4A 112 J 6A 152 j
2A 52 * 4B 113 K 6B 153 k
2B 53 + 4C 114 L 6C 154 l
2C 54 , 4D 115 M 6D 155 m
2D 55 - 4E 116 N 6E 156 n
2E 56 . 4F 117 O 6F 157 o
2F 57 / 50 120 P 70 160 p
30 60 0 51 121 Q 71 161 q
31 61 1 52 122 R 72 162 r
32 62 2 53 123 S 73 163 s
33 63 3 54 124 T 74 164 t
34 64 4 55 125 U 75 165 u
35 65 5 56 126 V 76 166 v
36 66 6 57 127 W 77 167 w
37 67 7 58 130 X 78 170 x
38 70 8 59 131 Y 79 171 y
39 71 9 5A 132 Z 7A 172 z
3A 72 : 5B 133 Ä 7B 173
3B 73 ; 5C 134 Ö 7C 174
3C 74 < 5D 135 Ü 7D 175
3D 75 = 5E 136 7E 176
3E 76 > 5F 137 _
3F 77 ? 60 140 `
40 100 §

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15.2. Table for recoding from ST display to IPT ticket printer

Hex. Display IPT Hex. Display IPT Hex. Display IPT

code ticket code ticket code ticket
20H Space Space 40H @ § 60H ` `
21H ! ! 41H A A 61H a a
22H “ “ 42H B B 62H b b
23H # # 43H C C 63H c c
24H $ $ 44H D D 64H d d
25H % % 45H E E 65H e e
26H & & 46H F F 66H f f
27H ‘ ‘ 47H G G 67H g g
28H ( ( 48H H H 68H h h
29H ) ) 49H I I 69H i i
2AH * * 4AH J J 6AH j j
2BH + + 4BH K K 6BH k k
2CH , , 4CH L L 6CH l l
2DH - - 4DH M M 6CH m m
2DH . . 4CH N N 6CH n n
2DH / / 4CH O O 6FH o o
30H 0 0 50H P P 70H p p
31H 1 1 51H Q Q 71H q q
32H 2 2 52H R R 72H r r
33H 3 3 53H S S 73H s s
34H 4 4 54H T T 74H t t
35H 5 5 55H U U 75H u u
36H 6 6 56H V V 76H v v
37H 7 7 57H W W 77H w w
38H 8 8 58H X X 78H x x
39H 9 9 59H Y Y 79H y y
3AH : : 5AH Z Z 7AH z z
3BH ; ; 5BH [ Ä 7BH {
3CH < < 5CH \ Ö 7CH |
3DH = = 5DH ] Ü 7DH } ↓
3EH > > 5EH ^ ↑ 7EH ~ t
3FH ? ? 5FH _ _ 7FH 7FH

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15.3. ST keyboard assignment

The language setting (see service menu step 2) affects the time and date format as
well as the available character sets. For German speaking countries, the following
character table applies to alphanumeric inputs from left to right:
Definition of characters:
TA = number of activations (t > 0.7 seconds) of numeric keys
∗ = If activated, the symbol will appear in the display
Key / key combination
TA
ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PQR STU VWX YZ

∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗
1

2
3

4
5
6
7

8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

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15.4. Programming of characters in text memories for images and records

With an IPT connected, the maximum number of characters is 20.

Submenu from 'Config'.

Display of configurable functions.
Function selection in relation to
the activated software modules.
F-Key - assignment of F-keys
FTxt - abbreviation of function
for the F-key inscription
PSBuf- print image//EDP record

Macro call
macro function
Txt - loading of text memory

Call for loading of

text memory

Display

Input of data into the text

memories.
A maximum of 20 alphanumeric
characters may be input.
Hexadecimal values are entered
with the $-symbol prefixed ($OC-
form feed).
A $-symbol is entered by
2 $-symbols ($$).

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Text Location No. (RAM-Matrix with data)

mem. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
601 B r u t t o ]
602 T a r a ]
603 N e t t o ]
604 S t ü c k ]
605 R f . G w . ]
606 I d e n t - N r . ]
607 A n z . P o s t e n ]
608 S o l l w e r t ]
609 A b w . ]
610 L f d . N r . ]
611 H a n d A d d i t i o n ]
612 H a n d S t o r n o ]
613 S t o r n o - N r . ]
614 R ü c k r . l e t z t . P o s t e n ]
615 R ü c k w ä g u n g ]
616 B ]
617 T ]
618 N
619 W a a g e - N r . ]
620 T E X T 6 2 0
621 T E X T 6 2 1
:
:
632 I d e n t - N r . 1 ]
633 I d e n t - N r . 2 ]
634 I d e n t - N r . 3 ]
635 I d e n t - N r . 4 ]
636 I d e n t - N r . 5 ]

Leading zeros need not be entered.

• Input of hexadecimal control characters

Symbol hexadecimal code 86H
Key sequence $86H
On the display, all hexadecimal codes are indicated as characters which are
stored in the character table with a useful character. If there is no character
stored which can be displayed, the hexadecimal code will be indicated with a $-
symbol prefixed (e. g. $1F). The next two characters following the $-symbol are
considered as the hexadecimal code. One $-symbol (24 hex) is input by the
entry of two $-symbols. The display will then show two $-symbols.

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15.5. Requirements
15.5.1. Additional character sequences
The number of additional character blocks may be set in the parameter menu
step 200.

Call up the
configuration.

Switch over to the next selection

level using

(BeiZ = additional
character sequences)

.. Select the additional character sequences

STU GHI directly by entering the sequence number.

Change the additional character sequences.

Activate the data input for the selected

additional character sequence.

Close the input. Return to the additional

character sequence selection or close the
function 'Additional character sequence'.

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Parameterizing is carried out by the following inputs:

functional procedure of the additional character sequence configuration

Select the sequence of the

product-accompanying data.
The number of additional
character sequences may be set
in the parameter menu step 200.

Inputs may be selected via the arrow keys.

Up
Select the input block.

Down

Upper display:
id 1- additional character number
kt - fixed text

Enter the fixed text.

... GHI

Enter the CDF number for the

fixed text.
Enter '0' in the last additional
character block.

... GHI

Enter the number of digits for the

variable text.
ut – variable text

... GHI

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Select the type of input data.

num - numeric
alpha – alphanumeric

Enter the variable text.

... GHI

Enter the CDF number for the

variable text.
Enter '0' in the last additional
character block.

... GHI

Select the type of input field.

can = entries 'can' be made in the 'can' field

must = entries 'must' be made in the 'must' field

Select Auto-Enter.

- ON = Automatic input. Terminate the input

after the preset number of digits is
reached.

OFF - = Close the input.

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Select 'delete additional

characters' after termination of
the 'Item, adding' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Select 'delete additional

characters' after termination of
the 'Items, non-adding' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Select 'delete additional

characters' after termination of
the 'Total' function.

Select 'Delete additional characters after display

of function.
On/Off (toggle key)

Select 'delete additional

characters' after termination of
the 'Subtotal' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Select 'Delete additional

characters' after termination of
the 'Batch total' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

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Select 'delete additional

characters' after termination of
the 'Total of all scales' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Select 'Delete additional

characters' after termination of
the 'Items, adding' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Activate 'Additional characters'

after termination of the 'Items,
non-adding' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Activate 'Additional characters'

after termination of the 'Total'
function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Activate 'Additional characters'

after termination of the 'Subtotal'
function.

On/Off (toggle key)

Activate 'Additional characters'

after termination of the 'Batch
total' function.

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On/Off (toggle key)

Activate 'Additional characters'

after termination of the 'Total of
all scales' function.

On/Off (toggle key)

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16. STATUS AND ERROR MESSAGES, LOG
The system is subject to continuous check and test routines the results of which
are output as status and error messages.

16.1. Status messages

Status messages are an indication of malfunctions of the weighing terminal or
peripheral equipment which may be eliminated by the operator himself.

Status message Explanation

Epson printer:
The printer has run out of paper, or there is no paper
inserted, or the printer is switched off.

After insertion of paper into the printer, the status

message erases and a printout is carried out.

IPT printer (IPT-K/E):

The printer has run out of paper, or there is no paper

inserted.
IPT printer (IPT-K/E):

The printhead is not correctly positioned (engaged).

IPT printer IPT-K/E:

The printhead is overheated.

16.2. Softerror

To continue operation on the weighing terminal,

activate key .

16.3. Harderror

The error cannot be corrected.

The output signal 'Ready' is deactivated.
Activating the key causes a function test to
be started.

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If error messages recur, even you have repeatedly activated key or ,

contact the Bizerba after-sales service by stating both the general error number
and the extended error number.

16.4. Error list

Error number Description

1 to 99 Error numbers of the operating system VRTX

100 to 4999 Error numbers of the operating system BOS

Internal Profibus error numbers

Err 1004 Channel cannot be installed.

Err 1005 Function not yet implemented.
Err 1015 Not enough free memory for telegrams.
Err 1051 Send parameters not permitted.
Err 1052 LSAP (Link Service Access Point) not created.
Err 1054 LSAP definition inconsistent.
Err 1055 Error in the creation of the LSAP receive queue.
Err 1056 Bus in offline state.

Software licensing

Err 6604 Initialization error.

Err 6655 No valid licence.

Queue error numbers ('queue full')

Err 20051 Input queue full.

Err 20052 Error queue full.
Err 20053 Command input queue full.
Err 20054 Fktm queue full.
Err 20055 Display queue full.
Err 20056 Scale leader queue full.
Err 20057 Key queue full.
Err 20058 Scale display queue full.
Err 20059 Recording queue full.
Err 20060 Setup queue full.
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Err 20061 Plus/minus queue full.

Err 20062 Printer queue full.
Err 20063 Minibus queue full.
Err 20064 EDP evaluation queue full.
Err 20065 SCC1 queue full .
Err 20066 SCC2 queue full .
Err 20067 SCC3 queue full .
Err 20068 Weight queue full .
Err 20069 EDP procedure queue full .
Err 20070 Control procedure queue full .
Err 20071 Control input procedure queue full .
Err 20072 Precision scale queue full .
Err 20073 Counting procedure queue full .
Err 20074 Hand-held reader procedure queue full .
Err 20075 Hand-held reader evaluation queue full .
Err 20076 Dispatch queue full .
Err 20077 Power queue full .
Err 20078 Filling procedure queue full .
Err 20079 Filling input queue full .
Err 20080 Command procedure queue full .
Err 20081 Profibus procedure queue full .
Err 20082 Profibus evaluation queue full .

Function manager error numbers

Err 20159 Function already active.

Err 20163 Too many display functions displaced.
Err 20164 No more dynamic memory available.
Err 20167 Test bit not set.
Err 20168 Display occupied by other function.
Err 20169 Mode number not existing.

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EDP error numbers

Err 20351 EDP does not respond during the timeout period.
Siemens S5=acknowledge delay time elapsed.
Err 20352 EDP does not understand the character transmitted.
Err 20353 EDP does adhere to the dialog agreed upon.
Err 20354 EDP baud rate too small for continuous data outputs.
Err 20355 Timeout period for reaction telegrams elapsed.
Siemens S5=character delay time elapsed.
Err 20356 Siemens S5=reaction delay time elapsed.

Printer error numbers

Err 20451 Printer does not respond.

Err 20452 Too many characters received.
Err 20453 Parity error.
Err 20454 Stop bit absent on receipt.
Err 20455 Line overflow.
Err 20456 Identifier incorrect or character < 20 H
Err 20457 Picture address wrong or free address.
Err 20458 Commands incorrect or no execution of commands.
Err 20359 Error in printer EPROM.
Err 20460 Error in printer RAM.
Err 20461 Motor stepping error.
Err 20462 Recoding error on printer.

Recording error numbers

Err 20651 Error in printer memory.

Err 20652 Error in EDP send memory.
Err 20653 Memory overflow (too many parameterizing entries).
Err 20654 Error in bar code memory.
Err 20655 Control characters in text memory on data output (EDP,
Profibus).
Err 20656 Control characters contained in the text memory are transmitted
to the thermal printer (IPT).

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Command memory errors (command queue)

Err 20751 Command memory switched off.

Err 20752 Function confirmed by a negative acknowledgement.
Err 20753 Function cancelled by timeout.
Err 20754 Function cancelled by means of key C .
Err 20755 Wrong key activated.

ADC error numbers

Err 20851 ADC1 defective.

Err 20852 ADC2 defective.
Err 20853 ADC3 defective.
Err 20861 Checksum error ADC1.
Err 20862 Checksum error ADC2.
Err 20863 Checksum error ADC3.
Err 20871 ADC1 has been replaced, ID wrong.
Err 20872 ADC2 has been replaced, ID wrong.
Err 20873 ADC3 has been replaced, ID wrong.

RAM error numbers

Err 20951 RAM checksum error.

Flash error numbers

Err 21051 Flash checksum error.

EEPROM error numbers

Err 21151 EEPROM checksum error.

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Serial SIO interface error numbers

SIO in general

Err 21350 Channel number for function incorrect.

Err 21351 Parameter number for function incorrect.

SIO channel 1

Err 21362 Timeout error of SCC1 channel.

Err 21366 Character delay time error of SCC1 channel.

SIO channel 2

Err 21382 Timeout error of SCC3 channel.

Err 21386 Character delay time error of SCC3 channel.

Err 21453 Stop bit absent on receipt.

Err 21454 Identifier incorrect or characters < 0x20
Err 21455 Picture address wrong or free address.
Err 21456 Error in remote keyboard EPROM.
Err 21457 Error in remote keyboard RAM.

Profibus application errors

Err 21551 Profibus timeout during transmission.

Err 21552 Error during transmission.
Err 21553 Status error during transmission.
Err 21554 Length of transmitted data too large.

ES memory error numbers

Err 22650 Error in receive protocol.

Err 22651 Check character in ES incorrect.
Err 22652 Identifier invalid.
Err 22653 Check character in ST incorrect.
Err 22654 Flash programming voltage not in order.
Err 22655 Flash command error.
Err 22656 Error during clearing of ES memory.
Err 22657 Error during programming of ES memory.
Err 22658 NAK received or ES not existing.

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Err 22659 Timeout error.

Err 22660 ES overflow.
Err 22672 ES version does not support 22-byte format (from version 50
onward).
Err 22688 ES version format different from that set in menu step 18.

16.5. Log
The ST has a log function installed. All status and error messages are logged in
the log.
The log may be output via the printer interface for the Epson printer.
After the printout, the contents of the log will be cleared.

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