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Epelsa ECO MULTIFUNCTION Installation Manual

Epelsa ECO MULTIFUNCTION Installation Manual

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  • Page 1 Installation Manual ECO MULTIFUNCTION Scale GBS-ECO-MF-V02...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    - CONTENTS - DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY.......................... 2 DESCRIPTION OF THE KEYPAD.......................... 3 TURNING ON THE SCALE AND ENTERING THE MAIN SET-UP MENU ............ 4 PARAMETER SET-UP MENU..........................5 4.1. GENERAL ERASE 4.2. CAPACITY 4.3. MULTI-RANGE 4.4. INITIAL ZERO 4.5. DIGITAL FILTER 4.6.

  • Page 3: Description Of The Display

    1. DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY 88888 I I I → ← 888888 8888888 The ECO scale's display is as shown in the figure above and consists of: 1. Weight display: 5 digits. 2. Price display: 6 digits. 3. Amount display: 7 digits. 4.

  • Page 4: Description Of The Keypad

    2. DESCRIPTION OF THE KEYPAD The unit has a 17-key keypad. Of these, the following are used to set the unit: … Numeric keys for entering numeric data. ……….. Forward cursor for options with preset values. ………. Back cursor for options with preset values. ….…….

  • Page 5: Turning On The Scale And Entering The Main Set-Up Menu

    3. TURNING ON THE SCALE AND ENTERING THE MAIN SET-UP MENU The scale is turned on and off by pressing the key. When turned on, it starts a cycle test (it counts from 0 to 9). During the initialization process (cycle test), you can enter the unit's set-up menu by pressing the internal set-up key, located on the scale's main board, which is accessed from the scale bottom (as explained in the section "Connections").

  • Page 6: Parameter Set-Up Menu

    4. PARAMETER SET-UP MENU Once within the Installation Menu, you can program all the installation parameters, which are the following: 4.1. GENERAL ERASE You must decide whether you wish to erase all the scale's data and settings. GENER I I I ERASE Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the...

  • Page 7: Multi-Range

    CAPAC I I I 15.000 Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible values Default value 3 kg 15 kg 6 kg 12 kg / (6000 div 15 kg 30 kg A / (3000 div)

  • Page 8: Initial Zero

    MULTI I I I INTER Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible Default value values NOTE: The multi-range change point, when there is a tare, is performed on the NET weight.

  • Page 9: Digital Filter

    It is expressed as a percentage of the scale's maximum capacity. Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible values Default value 10 % 20 % 20 % 4.5.

  • Page 10: Special Indications

    4.6. SPECIAL INDICATIONS This selects whether it is possible to display the special indications that appear in the display (capacity, step, minimum weigh, etc.). SPECL I I I INDIC Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key.

  • Page 11: High Resolution

    Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible Default value values 4.8. HIGH RESOLUTION This selects whether it is possible to enable the mode by which the weight is displayed with a precision of X10.

  • Page 12: Rs Connection

    4.9. RS CONNECTION This selects the scale's RS-232 connection type. I I I CONEX NO CONX Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible values Default value NO CONX NO CONX...

  • Page 13: Transmission Mode (Only If The Connection Type Is 'Type 0')

    I I I TYPE 0 TYPE A Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible Default value values TYPE A TYPE A TYPE B 4.11. TRANSMISSION MODE (only if the connection type is 'TYPE 0') This selects the data transmission mode when operating with a 'TYPE 0' connection.

  • Page 14: Automatic Weight Transmission (Only If The Transmission Mode Is 'Automat')

    Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible Default value values WAITING WAITING AUTOMAT MANUAL 4.12. AUTOMATIC WEIGHT TRANSMISSION (only if the transmission mode is 'AUTOMAT') This selects automatic weight transmission when operating with the 'AUTOMAT' transmission mode.

  • Page 15: Time Out (Only If The Transmission Mode Is 'Manual' And Type Of Tpv Is 'Type B')

    Possible Default value values WAITING WAITING MANUAL 4.13. TIME OUT (only if the transmission mode is 'MANUAL' and type of TPV is ‘TYPE B’) This selects the Time Out value (time waited to receive an answer after transmitting the weight) operating with the ‘MANUAL’ transmission mode. TIME I I I Press the...

  • Page 16: Time Limit (Only If The Transmission Mode Is 'Manual')

    4.14. TIME LIMIT (only if the transmission mode is ‘MANUAL’) This selects the Time Limit value (time waited for a stable weight) when operating with the ‘MANUAL’ transmission mode. TIME I I I LIMIT Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key.

  • Page 17: Baud Rate (Only If The Connection Type Is Different From 'No Conx')

    Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible Default value values BASIC BASIC EXTEND 4.16. BAUD RATE (only if the connection type is different from ‘NO CONX’) This selects the communication speed of the RS-232 channel.

  • Page 18: Parity (Only If The Connection Type Is Different From 'No Conx')

    Possible Default value values 2400 9600 4800 9600 19200 4.17. PARITY (only if the connection type is different from ‘NO CONX’) This selects the communication’s parity type. I I I PARITY Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key.

  • Page 19: Number Of Stop Bits (Only If The Connection Type Is Different From 'No Conx')

    BITS I I I NUMBER Press the keys to select the value and confirm with the key. You will then be prompted to program the next parameter. Possible values Default value 4.19. NUMBER OF STOP BITS (only if the connection type is different from ‘NO CONX’) This selects the communication’s number of stop bits.

  • Page 20: Table Of Metrological Specifications

    Possible Default value values After confirming this parameter with the key, all the parameters will be considered confirmed and the scale will restart, performing the cycle test. 5. TABLE OF METROLOGICAL SPECIFICATIONS Tare 6 kg 40 g 3000 - Max 12 kg 100 g 6000...
  • Page 21 take several seconds if the weight is not stable at that time. During the time that the scale takes to zero, the reading of the zero's value in internal points is displayed. The scale then automatically sets a known weight value and shows the following display: 0.000 I I I...

  • Page 22: Communication Protocol

    COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL TPV 0 (Protocol $): To operate with this protocol, the value ' T YPE 0' must be selected in the 'TPV CONEX' option. The possible values in this option are 'TYPE A' and 'TYPE B'. The next step is to select the transmission mode: 'WAITING' (awaiting request), 'AUTOM' (automatic) or 'MANUAL'.
  • Page 23 Automatic This communication mode is compatible with the basic work modes Weight- Tare, Levels and Part Counting. The scale automatically sends the weight with the trace described in the section 'Awaiting request'. Manual This communication mode is compatible with the basic work mode Weight- Tare.
  • Page 24 Scale answer: 0000000 - 0x30, 48d <CR> - Character 0x0d, 13d. b.-] Autozero request: Communication format: Computer Scale answer request <%>(0x25, 37d) The scale performs an autozero, and, upon completing the process (with or without carry out autozero), sends the string: 0000000<CR>...
  • Page 25 d.-] Weight request: Communication format: Computer Scale answer request <$>(0x24, 36d) The scale transmits the weight with the following trace: <PPP.PPP><CR> Scale answer: <PPP.PPP> - Value of the net weight with 7 bytes including the decimal point and left-justified with zeros (0x30) <CR>...
  • Page 26 Automatic This communication mode is compatible with the basic work modes Weight- Tare, Levels and Part Counting. After selecting this option, the automatic transmission protocol type is chosen. The possible values are: 'Await request' or 'Manual'. The scale automatically sends the weight depending on the trace selected: Await request trace: <PPP.PPP><CR>...
  • Page 27 After sending the weight, the scale waits for an answer before the end of the preset time (TIME OUT). If no answer is received when this time expires, the scale displays 'Error 9'. If the character ' A CK' is received before the time has elapsed (TIME OUT), the scale beeps, displays the indication ' T XD OK' for 2 seconds and finally beeps again, returning to the weight mode.
  • Page 28 Weight Transmission trace: <S> - Character 0x53, 83d. <SP> - Character 0x20, 32d. <PPPPPPPPP> - Weight with 9 bytes, without decimal point and left- justified with zeros (0x30). <UU> - Units. The possible values are: (G_), (KG), (OZ), and (LB). The scale always sends (G_). <CR>...
  • Page 29 This communication mode is compatible with the basic work modes Weight- Tare, Levels and Part Counting: Scale NAK, if there is an error in the reception. NULL, if the weight is unstable. ACK, if the weight is zero or is not zero but has varied since the last request.
  • Page 30 ID value: HEXADECIMAL BINARY ASCII SCALE TYPE 0X68 011X1000 25 lb 1/8 oz 15 kg 5 g 0X69 011X1001 30 lb 0.01 g 0X6a 011X1010 6 kg 2 g 0X6b 011X1011 50 lb 0.01 lb 0X6c 011X1100 If the TPV receives the frame <STX><ID><PPPPP><BCC><ETX> (weight in range), it resends the same frame to the scale so that it can compare the frame sent and received.
  • Page 31 TPV 7 (SAMSUNG Protocol): This accepts 4 commands: Scale W<CR> Weight: returns the weight with units and the scale's status: <LF><PP.PPP><UU><CR><LF><'S'hh><CR><ETX> Scale S<CR> Scale status: <LF><'S'hh><CR><ETX> Scale Z<CR> Returns the scale's status after performing an autozero: <LF><'S'hh><CR><ETX> Scale H<CR> Weight in high resolution: returns the scale's status: <LF><'S'hh><CR><ETX>...
  • Page 32 Coding of the status bytes: First status byte Second status byte 1 – Scale in movement 1 – Weight under 0 – Weight stable 0 – No Weight under 1 – Scale at zero 1 – Weight over 0 – Weight <> zero 0 –...
  • Page 33 - Character 0x57, 87d. - Character 0x02, 2d. PPPPP - Value of the weight (5 bytes) in ASCII without decimal point, without sign and justified with zeros (0x30d). - Character (0x0d, 13d). - ASCII character (question mark, 3F Hex.). STATUS - 1 status byte: - Bit 7: 1 if in key zero.
  • Page 34 TPV 10 (VECTRON Protocol): The scale continuously sends the weight when the TPV enables (set) the DTR signal. As the Eco Multifunction scale does not have DSR, the TPV's DTR is input through RxD of the scale's RS-232 communication connector. This requires a special cable.

  • Page 35: List Of Possible Errors

    - 'IF' (0x53, 0x49), if the weight is out of range, over or under. - 'S ' (0x53, 0x20), if the weight is stable. - 'SD' (0x53, 0x44), if the weight is unstable. SEPARATOR - ' ' (0x20, 0x20), two blank spaces. DATA - Weight in grams, with max.

  • Page 36: Connections

    CONNECTIONS RS-232 CONNECTOR 2 – Rx+ 5 – GND 3 – Tx+ Scale ON/OFF switch Positive Ground External supply RS-232 connector connector Calibration button access hole The scale can be powered from an external power supply through its external connector (using the car battery, for example) as it operates with a voltage of 12Vdc.

  • Page 37: Battery Life

    Internal battery connector (6V, 10A, rechargeable). BATTERY LIFE ECO MULTIFUNCTION Model • With 5 alkaline batteries: up to 150 h. • With the internal battery: 150 h. • With the automatic Back Light option (25% of the time lit): up to 120 h.
  • Page 38 BLANCO GRUPO EPELSA S.L. ALBASANZ, 6 y 8 28037 MADRID TEL. (91) 754-30-14, FAX: (91) 754-48-26 e-mail:info@epelsa.com CTRA. SANTA CRUZ DE CALAFELL , 35 08830-SANT BOI DE LLOBREGAT (BARCELONA-SPAIN) TEL. (93) 654-62-12, FAX: (93) 654-54-53 e-mail:info@epel-ind.com http//www.epel-ind.com BLANCO...

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