Rinstrum 400 Series User manual

400 Series
(K401, K402, K403, K491)
Digital Indicator
Operator Manual
RI00-605-130

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TableofContents
1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................3
2. SAFETY...............................................................................4
2.1. Operating Environment..............................................4
2.2. Electrical Safety.........................................................4
2.3. Cleaning.....................................................................4
3. BASICOPERATION............................................................5
3.1. UserInterfaceDisplayand Controls..........................5
3.2. BasicOperation..........................................................9
3.3. StabilityConsiderations............................................12
3.4. Security....................................................................12
4. ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS...............................................13
4.1. Product Selection.....................................................13
4.2. Add Product.............................................................13
4.3. DeleteProduct.........................................................14
4.4. RenameProduct......................................................14
4.5. Clock........................................................................14
4.6. View.........................................................................15
4.7. Report......................................................................15
4.8. Totals.......................................................................16
4.9. IDs............................................................................16
4.10. Targets.....................................................................17
4.11. Lock..........................................................................17
4.12. Alibi..........................................................................18
4.13. Acc...........................................................................19
5. FUNCTIONKEYS..............................................................20
5.1. Introduction..............................................................20
5.2. Print..........................................................................20
5.3. Single.......................................................................21
5.4. Test..........................................................................21
5.5. Count........................................................................22
5.6. Piece........................................................................23
5.7. Units.........................................................................24
5.8. Hold..........................................................................25
5.9. PeakHold.................................................................26
5.10. Prd.Sel.....................................................................28
5.11. Hi.Res......................................................................29

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5.12. Semi.PT...................................................................30
6. ERRORMESSAGES.........................................................31
Weighing Errors.................................................................31

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1.Introduction
Thisinstrument isaprecision digital indicatorusing the latest
Sigma-DeltaA/Dtechnologytoensurefast and accurateweight
readings.
Zeroand Tarefunctionalityaswell asAlibi mode, pluggable
modulesand batterybacked clock/calendar, special function
keys(forcounting, unit switching, peak-hold, etc).

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2.Safety
2.1.Operating Environment
•Operating Temperature: –10 to50°C
•Humidity: <90% non-condensing
•Operating Voltage: Shownon RearLabel
2.2.Electrical Safety
•Foryourprotection all mainselectrical hardwaremust be
rated tothe environmental conditionsof use.
•Pluggable equipment must be installed nearan easily
accessible powersocket outlet.
•Toavoid the possibilityof electricshock ordamage tothe
instrument, alwaysswitchoff orisolatethe instrument from
the powersupplybeforemaintenanceiscarried out.
2.3.Cleaning
•Tomaintain the instrument, neveruseharshabrasive
cleanersorsolvents. Wipe the instrument withasoft cloth
slightly dampened withwarmsoapywater.

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3.BasicOperation
3.1.UserInterface Displayand Controls
Overview
Code Description
1 Display
2 NumericKeypad
3 Function Keys(user defined)
4 Function Keys(Fixed)
5 Power Key

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Display
Code Description
1 PrimaryAnnunciators
2 PrimaryDisplay
3 AuxiliaryDisplay
4 PrimaryUnits
5 SecondaryID
6 MiscellaneousAnnunciators
7 SecondaryUnits
8 SecondaryDisplay

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PrimaryAnnunciators
Symbol Name Description
HOLD Visiblewhen the displayed reading is
held.
NET Visiblewhen the displayed reading
representsNet weight.
ZERO Visiblewhen the gross reading iswithin ±
¼of adivision of true zero.
MOTION
Visiblewhen the displayed reading isnot
stable.
ZERO
BAND Visiblewhen the displayed weight is
withinthe zero 'dead'band setting.
RANGE Indicatescurrent range (for dualrange/interval).

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Keypad
Code Description
1 Numeric
Button 0-9
2 WhiteCharacters AdditionalFunctions(Hold2seconds)
3 Orange
Characters (Alpha and Symbols)
Cancel Undo last command; step backwards
(including inmenus).
Up Movecursor backwards; previousoption
Down Movecursor forwards; next option
OK Accept thischoice
DecimalPoint Placedecimalpoint
+/- Change tonegativeor positivenumber;
access or exit Alibi

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3.2.BasicOperation
PowerKey
ONInstrument
OFF Instrument
Zero Key

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TareKey
PresetTare
Setting Preset Tare

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Displaying Preset Tare
Gross/NetKey

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3.3.StabilityConsiderations
Somefunctions(E.g. Tareand Zero)requireastable
weight. Thesefunctionswill wait forup to10 secondsfor
stable weight.
3.4.Security
Most functionscan be locked in setup. The locking options
are:
•Disabled
•OperatorPasscode required
•SafeSetup Passcode required
•Enabled
OperatorPasscodesonlyneed tobe entered once. The
systemcan be locked using the Lock key.

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4.Additional Functions
4.1.ProductSelection
4.2.Add Product

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4.3.DeleteProduct
4.4.Rename Product
4.5.Clock

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4.6.View
4.7.Report

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4.8.Totals
4.9.IDs

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4.10.Targets
4.11.Lock

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4.12.Alibi
Switching toAlibi Mode
Returning from Alibi Mode