WorldWEIGH C200 User manual

C200 R 2
Piececounter with Column Indicator for Internal Use
C200
Use and Maintenance Manual
Code 81320223

C200 R 2
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
SOCIETA’COOPERATIVA BILANCIAI
Via S.Ferrari,16
41011 Campogalliano (MO) ITALIA
We declare that the product described in this manual complies with the following
CE requirements
-90/384 CEE and subsequent modifications: Standard EN 45501
- 2004/108/CE : Standard EN 61000-6
Campogalliano 01/10/2008 Business Unit Manager
Grasselli Giuseppe

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. KEYS………………………………………………………..…..…………1
2. BASIC FUNCTIONS………….……………………………………………..1
2 . 1 G e n e r a l … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . 1
2.2 Scale Zeroing…....………….…………………………..……….2
2.3 Tare Capture………..…….………………………………………..2
2.4 Preset Tare…………………..…….…….……………………………………..2
2.2.4 Overload Warning……….……………………………………………3
3. PIECECOUNTER…………………………………………………..…………..3
3.1 Setting a Unit Weight ……..…………..……………………………3
3.1.1 Sample Unit Weight…………….…………………………….……..….3
3.1.2 Entering a Known Unit Weight..…………..……………………………..4
3.2. Further Sample Unit Weights……………...…………..……………………….….4
4. TOTALIZATION…..………………………..………………..…….……5
4.1 Normal Totalization……..….……………………………….……..5
4.2 Totalization Mode…………..……………………………………..5
5. SETTING LIMITS AND OPERATION..………………….. …..5
5.1 Limit Setting…………..……..…………………………………….5
5.2 Displaying Set Limits ………..………………………………….….6
5.3 Operati on.………… ……………...…… ………………… ………6

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1. KEYS
ON/OFF : to switch the scale on and off.
TARE/ZERO : if the current weight is lower than 2% of the capacity, sets the scale
to zero, if the current weight is higher than 2% of the capacity, enters a tare. In
setting mode, modifies parameters.
0~9 ·: to set the Unit Weight and sample quantity values.
UNT.W. SET : to set the unit weight. To store a known unit weight by means of
numeric keyboard.
SMPL SET : to set the sample quantity. To enter a known sample quantity by
means of numeric keyboard.
RE : to update the unit weight adding samples.
LMT : to set the Limit function. To store the limit value.
MODE: to change the display, piececounter mode and accruing mode, keep it
pressed to gain access to the setting mode.
ADD : to add a value in the piececounter mode, adds the result of a count to the
total.
C/AC : to delete the inputs through the numeric keyboard, in the totalization
display mode, to clear the memory.
2. BASIC FUNCTIONS
2. 1 General
1．Whenever the battery is low, the indicator is incomplete. It is necessary to
charge the battery by means of the power pack with which the scale is
equipped. Or the instrument C200 displays, “BAT LO” every 10 minutes and will
automatically switch off
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after 50 minutes in order to protect the battery. Do not use the C200 without
recharging the battery.
2．The battery symbol flashes while charging, it stops when the battery is nearly
charged, it takes one more hour plugged in the power network to fully complete
the charge.
3．It is necessary to charge the battery every three months even in case the C200
is not used.
2. 2 SCALE ZEROING
If the empty scale does not display zero, press ZERO/TARE to activate the
ZERO indicator. When the weight exceeds 2% of maximum capacity, the scale
considers it a tare.
2. 3 TARE CAPTURE
Place the container on the pan, as the weight display is stable (the ○
○○
○
symbol appears), press ZERO/TARE, the TARE indicator appears and the weight
of the container is subtracted.
To delete the TARE, remove the container and press ZERO/TARE again. The
container weight must be more than 2% of capacity, or the scale sets itself to zero.
2. 4 PRESET TARE
Use the numeric keyboard and ·to enter a preset tare value, then press
ZERO/TARE and the preset tare value is subtracted. To delete the TARE, remove
the container from the scale and press ZERO/TARE again.
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2. 5 OVERLOAD WARNING
Do not load the scale with loads exceeding its maximum capacity. If “0-err“ is
displayed and an alarm activates, unload the scale to avoid damages to the load
cell.
3. PIECECOUNTER
3. 1 SETTING A UNIT WEIGHT
To count pieces, it is necessary to know the average weight of the pieces to
be counted. This is possible weighing a known number of pieces so that the scale
processes the average unit weight or manually entering a known weight by means
of the keyboard.
3.1.1 Sample Unit Weight
To determine the average weight of the pieces to be counted, place on the
scale a known quantity of product and digit such quantity.
The scale divides the total weight by the sample number and displays the average
unit weight.
Set the scale to zero, if needed, pressing ZERO/TARE. In case a container is
used, place it on the scale and follow the procedure to capture a tare above
described.
Place a known quantity of pieces on the scale. When the weight display is
stable, digit the piece quantity by means of the numeric keys, then press SMPL
SET. The number of units can be read in the "Quantity" display and the processed
average unit weight can be read in the "Unit Weight" display.
The more the pieces on the scale, the higher the weight and quantity.
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If the scale is not stable, the calculation cannot be accomplished. If the
weight is lower than zero, the quantity display shows a negative count.
*in case wrong data are entered, press C/AC to delete them.
3.1.2 Entering a Known Unit Weight
In case the unit weight is already known, it is possible to enter it by means of
keyboard.
Digit the unit weight by means of the numeric keys.
If LIGHT flashes in the unit weight window, the weight is too small for this
scale, use a scale with different features. If it does not flash, press UNIT. W SET.
The unit weight display shows the entered weight.
The sample has been stored and the scale displays its weight and the
number of pieces on the basis of the unit weight.
* in case wrong data are entered, press C/AC to delete them.
3.2 FURTHER SAMPLE UNIT WEIGHTS
After accomplishing the storage, adding more samples you get a new unit
weight value.
Add some samples, press RE. The weight, unit weight and quantity displays
show Light and the alarm activates, the memory has been updated. Add more
samples repeating the previous operation to store a more accurate unit weight
value.
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4. TOTALIZATION.
4.1 NORMAL TOTALIZATION
Before entering the totalization mode, set the unit weight, then load some
samples, the quantity window displays the current count, if the ○
○○
○indicator is on,
press ADD, the quantity window shows the current total weight (the TOTAL
indicator is on) for 3 seconds.
The scale shall return to zero before carrying out a new totalization.
4.2 TOTALIZATION MODE
In the normal piececounter mode, press MODE to gain access to the totalization
mode. The weight window shows the current count, the unit weight window shows
the new total weight, the quantity window shows the current total weight (the
TOTAL indicator flashes).
In this mode, after adding the sample when the Oindicator is on, press ADD,
the quantity window displays the total.
To set the total to zero press the C/AC key when in totalization mode.
5. SETTING LIMITS AND OPERATION
5.1 SETTING LIMITS
Press LMT. Li-LO appears in the weight display, the lower limit currently set
appears in the UNIT.W display, digit the lower limit by means of the numeric keys,
press LMT. If the acoustic alarm activates, the limit has been set. Li-HI appears in
the weight display, the upper limit currently set appears in the UNIT.W display,
digit the upper limit by means of the numeric keys, press LMT. If the acoustic
alarm activates, the limit has been set and it is possible to carry the weighing
operations out.
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5.2 Displaying Set Limits
Press LMT. Li-LO appears in the weight display and in the UNIT. W display
appears the lower value which is currently set. Li-HI appears in the weight display
and in the UNIT. W display appears the upper value which is currently set. Press
LMT to return to the previous mode.
5.3 Operation
If two limits have been set, whenever the quauntity does not reach the lower
value, “ LO “ is displayed.
If the quantity is between the lower and the upper values “ OK “ is displayed.
Whenever the quantity exceeds the upper limit, “ HI “ is displayed.
Notes:
# It is not possible to set the lower limit ≥upper limit value.
# Operative conditions;
One set limit (13.Pn. 1) :
Two set limits (13.Pn. 2) :
LO: value < lower limit
OK: lower limit ≤value ≤upper limit
HI : upper limit < value
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