Dini Argeo WLB-KSD User manual

WLB - KSD
User manual - 1.0_R1

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INDEX
Index
Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
Warnings ............................................................................................................................................................ 4
Main features ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
Power supply via mains .................................................................................................................................................6
Power supply via battery ...............................................................................................................................................6
Integrated thermal printer.............................................................................................................................................6
Customisable printouts..................................................................................................................................................7
Automatic reset when scale is switched on.................................................................................................................7
Keyboard lock..................................................................................................................................................................7
Saving battery power......................................................................................................................................................8
Automatic switching o .................................................................................................................................................8
Available tare functions..................................................................................................................................................8
Remote control ...............................................................................................................................................................9
The display.....................................................................................................................................................................10
Basic scale functions ....................................................................................................................................... 11
On / O...........................................................................................................................................................................12
Zero ................................................................................................................................................................................12
Automatic tare...............................................................................................................................................................13
Tare deletion .................................................................................................................................................................13
Presettable tare (PT) .....................................................................................................................................................14
Print ................................................................................................................................................................................15
Metrics............................................................................................................................................................................15
Specic scale functions ................................................................................................................................... 16
How to access the function menu ..............................................................................................................................17
Available functions........................................................................................................................................................17
High resolution weighing (hi.res)..............................................................................................................................18
Accumulation (total)...................................................................................................................................................20
Mixing several components (formul).........................................................................................................................22
Piece counting (Count)..................................................................................................................................................24
Weight check (CheCk)....................................................................................................................................................26
Unit of measurement conversion (Conver)................................................................................................................29
Percentage weighing (PerC).........................................................................................................................................30
Holding weight on the display (hold)..........................................................................................................................33
Net/gross weight display (net.Gro)............................................................................................................................34
Conguration menu ........................................................................................................................................ 35
How to access the conguration menu .....................................................................................................................35
Date and time (CloCk)...................................................................................................................................................36
High resolution reading division (preC.10)................................................................................................................36
Alibi memory reading (alibi)......................................................................................................................................37
Relay port (setpnt)........................................................................................................................................................37
Weighing lters (Filter)..............................................................................................................................................38
Display backlighting (sCreen).......................................................................................................................................39
Tare (tare)......................................................................................................................................................................40
Automatic switching o (autoff)................................................................................................................................40
Manual printer switching on (on.prin)......................................................................................................................40
Ticket number reset (tik.res)....................................................................................................................................41
Factory conguration reset (reset)............................................................................................................................41
Diagnostics (diaG).........................................................................................................................................................41
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................................................ 42
Print ................................................................................................................................................................................43
Accumulation.................................................................................................................................................................43
Tare.................................................................................................................................................................................43
Weighing ........................................................................................................................................................................44
Piece counter.................................................................................................................................................................44
Error messages................................................................................................................................................. 45

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INTRODUCTION
WARNINGS
Introduction
The purpose of this manual is to familiarise the user with the dierent weight indicator operating modes, key
functions and display instructions.
We recommend carefully following the instructions when programming the weight indicator, as to do
otherwise could jeopardise proper scale operation.
In addition to having all the conventional features of a high precision scale, the indicator oers extra user fe-
atures such as the function of converting the unit of measurement into pounds, converting net weight/gross
weight, gross weight or net weight setpoint, in-out truck weighing, single scale universal repeater, multi-scale
repeater, approved weight transmission to PC with alibi memory, +/- checkweighing, sample weight percentage,
weight hold on display, peak sensor, weighing accumulator, piece counting.
These features make it suitable both for industrial use as well as for legal use with third parties and in trade,
meeting the most up to date needs as far as transmission and data printing via the two bidirectional serial ports.
This manual was written with the utmost care but we always welcome feedback on any inaccuracies you
may nd.
The instrument is covered by warranty and MUST NOT BE OPENED BY THE USER for any reason. Any attempt
to repair or modify the unit could expose the user to the risk of electrical shock and will render all warranty
conditions null.
All problems with the unit or the system must be communicated to the manufacturer or the dealer from which
it was purchased. In any case, DISCONNECT POWER before any operations.
The instrument is insulated between the dangerous voltage area and the parts that are accessible to the user.
• Do not pour liquids onto the indicator.
• Do not use solvents to clean the indicator.
• Do not expose the instrument to direct sunlight or sources of heat.
• Set or secure the indicator and the platform on a base with no vibrations.
• All the indicator connections must be made respecting the applicable standards in the installation area and
environment.
Whatever is not explicitly described in this manual is to be considered improper use of the equipment.
Do not install in atmospheres with the risk of explosion.
The crossed out wheelie bin symbol on the product shows that it must be brought to appropriate separate waste
collection centres at the end of its life cycle or returned to the dealer when purchasing a new
equivalent product. Proper separate collection to then send the product to recycling contribu-
tes to preventing possible negative eects on the environment and to health and promotes
recycling. Users who dispose of the product illegally shall face administrative sanctions as pro-
vided for by law.

MAIN FEATURES
of the scale
Power supply via mains ................................................................................................. 6
Power supply via battery ............................................................................................... 6
Integrated thermal printer ............................................................................................ 6
Customisable printouts.................................................................................................. 7
Automatic reset when scale is switched on................................................................. 7
Keyboard lock.................................................................................................................. 7
Saving battery power...................................................................................................... 8
Automatic switching o ................................................................................................. 8
Available tare functions ................................................................................................. 8
Remote control ............................................................................................................... 9
The display..................................................................................................................... 10

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a. b. c. d.
POWER SUPPLY VIA MAINS
POWER SUPPLY VIA BATTERY
INTEGRATED THERMAL PRINTER
Main features
Every DFW range indicator is equipped with a specic power cable or charger, depending on the model.
The only exceptions are the specic models for explosive atmospheres, in which case refer to the specic manual.
The safety standards in force must be respected when connecting the unit to the 110/240V mains, including the
use of a "clean" line with no disturbances or interferences caused by other electronic equipment. The power-on
LED (if available) on the front panel comes on if the instrument is powered correctly. If there is an internal rechar-
geable battery, it is charged automatically.
The printer is usually in STAND-BY and is only powered by the weight indicator when it is time to print in order to
ensure the battery holds it charge longer.
Once printing is complete, the printer automatically goes back into STAND-BY.
How to manually switch on the printer
Go into the conguration menu and enable the on.prin function (see page 35)
How to replace the roll
The LoW.bAtt message precedes automatic instrument switching o.
Internal battery charge level indicator
Battery charging indicator
Charged battery
Low battery
Open the door by
pressing the centre
button.
Put the roll in, keeping the
thermal surface facing
outward.
Close the door by pres-
sing on both sides.
Remove the excess
paper.

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Example of ticket/label Example of packing list
Main features
If the instrument is equipped with a printer, the ticket or label can be customised as shown in the following
example.
If a weight less than 10% of the capacity is on the scale when it is switched on, the weight is automatically
reset.
This function is useful in automatically resetting a container, pallet or small structure without having to reca-
librate the scale.
The indicator keyboard can be deactivated in order to avoid accidentally carrying out the available functions.
Heading
Progressive weighing
number (for accumulation
modes)
Progressive ticket number
Weight data
Date and time
Bar code 39
MARIO ROSSI SRL
VIA DELL'INDUSTRIA, 20
41042 - FIORANO (MO) - ITALY
WWW.MARIOROSSI.IT
WEIGHING NR. 1
GROSS 15.000 kg
TARE 3.000 kg
NET 12.000 kg
TICKET NR. 54321
09/05/06 15:39:03
MARIO ROSSI SRL
VIA DELL'INDUSTRIA, 20
41042 - FIORANO (MO) - ITALY
WWW.MARIOROSSI.IT
WEIGHING NR. 00000001
NET 1.000 kg
WEIGHING NR. 00000002
NET 1.000 kg
WEIGHING NR. 00000003
NET 1.000 kg
WEIGHING NR. 00000004
NET 1.000 kg
WEIGHS TOTAL 00000004
TOTAL NET 4.000 kg
TICKET NR. 12345
09/05/06 15:39:03
CUSTOMISABLE PRINTOUTS
AUTOMATIC RESET WHEN SCALE IS SWITCHED ON
KEYBOARD LOCK
Automatic reset when the scale is switched on requires advanced conguration.
Weights over 10% can be reset by changing the original calibration.
Automatic reset when the scale is switched on can be deactivated.
Keyboard lock requires advanced conguration.
Customising printouts requires advanced conguration.

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SAVING BATTERY POWER
AUTOMATIC SWITCHING OFF
AVAILABLE TARE FUNCTIONS
Main features
This function activates when the scale is completely unloaded and has not been used for a set amount of time (standard
5 minutes). To activate or deactivate automatic switching o, go into the auto section in the conguration menu (see
page 35)
WARNING
In accumulation and formulation mode, automatic switching o causes the accumulation in progress to be lost.
The instrument is equipped with advanced battery power saving functions designed to increase operating time.
The instrument allows you to choose from specic tare functions for your needs:
• "Locked" tare (standard factory conguration).
• "Unlocked" tare: automatically deleted every time the scale is unloaded. Useful in preventing errors when
the tare is dierent for every weighing.
• Tare acquired automatically by the scale. Tare is only acquired if there is no other saved tare value.
• Tare function disabled.
To customise the tare function, go into the tare section in the conguration menu (see page 35)
Saving battery power requires advanced conguration.

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0.0 0.0 0.00.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
Multi-remote control
Useful when several operators
are using the same scale (up to 3).
Broadcast
Useful when you need to com-
mand several scales with the
same remote control.
Ad hoc
Useful when there are seve-
ral scales installed in the same
area, each managed by its own
remote control.
The remote control requires advanced conguration.
KEYBOARD
FUNCTION
TARE MODE MULTI-FUNCTION
SHORT LONG
ZERO TARE Zero -
TARE TARE Tare Manual tare (PT)
MODE TARE Operating mode -
PRINT TARE Print -
CTARE Cancel/Delete Stand-by/Switch-on
NUMERICAL KEYS TARE - -
F1 TARE - -
F2 TARE - -
F3 TARE - -
Additional radio frequency remote control congurations
REMOTE CONTROL
The instrument can be equipped with an infrared or radio frequency remote control.
Remote control functions
Main features

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THE DISPLAY
Main features
Number Symbol Description
(1) The scale is unloaded and at zero (gross).
(2) The weight is unstable.
(3) The time is being shown on the display.
(4) The weight displayed is net. There is a saved tare.
(5,6) The weight displayed is gross.
(7) Battery level.
(8) Metrics are being displayed.
(9) A locked tare is active.
(10) A manual tare is active.
(11) Indicate the range of active weighing.
(12) Units of measurement - Pounds (lb), tonnes (t), kilograms (kg), grams
(g), number of pieces (Pcs).
(13) The weight is being displayed in high resolution.
(14) Indicates a key is pressed.
In some operating modes, it indicates that a specic function is active.
(15) Indicate the active relay ports (only with the optional board).
LETTERS:
NUMBERS:

BASIC FUNCTIONS
of the scale
On ................................................................................................................................... 12
O ................................................................................................................................... 12
Zero ................................................................................................................................ 12
Automatic tare............................................................................................................... 13
Tare deletion ................................................................................................................. 13
Presettable tare (PT) ..................................................................................................... 14
Print ................................................................................................................................ 15
Metrics ........................................................................................................................... 15

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ZERO
0.000
-off-
0.0 0 0
a.
a.
a.
b.
b.
b.
c.
c.
c.
0.0 0 0
0.0 0 1
C
C2 sec.
ON
OFF
ZERO
Basic scale functions

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= +
? kg ? kg
a. b.
-0.500 c. 0.0 0 0
TARE
a. b.
0.5 0 0 c. 10
TARE
a. b.
01.2 0 0
AUTOMATIC TARE
TARE DELETION
Basic scale functions

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2 sec.
= +
0,500 kg ? kg
1,200 kg
0,500 kg
-PT-
a. b. c.
0TARE
d.
g.
e. f.
000.500 PRINT -0.500
1.200
Basic scale functions
PRESETTABLE TARE (PT)
Setting the tare value
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How to set the value
or

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a. b.
1.2 0 0 PRINT
c. print
a. b. c.
0C4 sec.
INFo
6000 40 2 0
Basic scale functions
PRINT
METRICS

of the scale
How to access the function menu .............................................................................. 17
Available functions........................................................................................................ 17
High resolution weighing (hi.res).............................................................................. 18
Accumulation (total)................................................................................................... 20
Mixing several components (formul)......................................................................... 22
Piece counting (Count).................................................................................................. 24
Weight check (CheCk).................................................................................................... 26
Unit of measurement conversion (Conver)................................................................ 29
Percentage weighing (perC)......................................................................................... 30
Holding weight on the display (hold).......................................................................... 33
Net/gross weight display (net.Gro)............................................................................ 34
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

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5 sec.
HI.RES
HoLD
PerC
net.Gro
a. b. c.
0.0 0 0
0.0 0 0
funCt
MODE
total
formul
Count
CheCk
Conver
Weighing with high resolution
display (for in-factory use)
See page 18
See page 20
See page 22
See page 24
See page 34
See page 26
The indicator is in the function
menu: the currently active fun-
ction appears.
Once you have selected the
function, the scale goes back to
weighing mode.
Horizontal accumulation: sum of
the weight of several objects to
obtain the total weight
Vertical formulation or accumula-
tion: mixing several components
Counting
Net weight - gross weight exchange
Weight check compared to a
reference sample.
HOW TO ACCESS THE FUNCTION MENU
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS
Advanced scale functions
See page 33
Holding weight on the display
See page 30
Weighing in % compared to a
reference sample
See page 29
Unit of measure conversion

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2 sec.
MODE
200.1
000.200
unLoADLoAD
C a l.0 Cal.ok
PRINTa. b. c.
e.
h.
f.
i.
d.
g.
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I. Check calibration
Check nished calibration
II. Adjust calibration if necessary
Set the sample weight
WEIGHING WITH HIGH RESOLUTION DISPLAY - hi.res
How to set the value
or

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MODE
MODE
MODE MODE
200
200.000
200.0
200
200.00
a.
g.
d.
b.
h.
e.
c.
i.
f.
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III. Select the desired reading division
Advanced scale functions
This operating mode requires conguring an appropriate lter (hi.res0...hi.res7).
(See page 35)

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500 t. 1
a. b. c.
PRINT
1800 t. 2
d. e. f.
PRINT
900 t. 3
g. h. i.
PRINT
How to sum the weighs
HORIZONTAL ACCUMULATOR - total