Weighing Indicatorfor Check Weighing Scales

1WMPD4002313A

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Copyright 2011

Contents
1. COMPLIANCE ................................................................................................. 4
2. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 5
3. UNPACKING .................................................................................................... 6
4. INSTALLATION and PRECAUTIONS ............................................................. 7
4-1. Precautions for Installing the Indicator ...................................................... 7
4-2. Load Cell Connections .............................................................................. 7
4-3. Verifying Load Cell Output and Input Sensitivity........................................ 8
4-4. Setting Up the Indicator ............................................................................. 9
4-5. Parameter Settings and Calibration........................................................... 9
5. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ............................................................................ 10
6. FUNCTION PARAMETER SETTINGS ........................................................... 12
6-1. The procedure for setting parameters ..................................................... 12
6-2. Function list ............................................................................................. 13
7. CALIBRATION ............................................................................................... 14
7-1. Calibration using a weight ....................................................................... 14
7-2. Gravity acceleration correction ................................................................ 15
8. AUTO-TARE FUNCTION ............................................................................... 16
9. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ........................................................................ 17
9-1. F-Function list .......................................................................................... 17
9-2. OP-03 RS-232C ...................................................................................... 17
9-3. OP-04 RS-422 / 485 ................................................................................ 19
10. ERROR MESSAGES ................................................................................... 20
11. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................ 21
11-1. Capacity and minimum display .............................................................. 21
11-2. Specifications ........................................................................................ 21
11-3. Options .................................................................................................. 22
11-4. Dimensions ............................................................................................ 223

1. COMPLIANCE
Compliance with FCC rules
 Please note that this equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy. This equipment has been tested and has been found to comply with thelimits of Class A digital devices pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. These rules aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against interference when equipment is
operated in a commercial environment. If this unit is operated in a residential area, it
may cause some interference and under these circumstances the user would be
required to take, at his own expense, whatever measures are necessary toeliminate the interference. (FCC = Federal Communications Commission in the
U.S.A.)Classification of protection provided by enclosures
 The equipment is designed to comply with the IP Code of IEC 60529.
The “IP65” is explained as follows:“IP”

International Protection.

“6”

Against ingress of solid foreign objects.
Dust-tight. No ingress of dust.

“5”

Against ingress of water with harmful effects.
Protected against water jets (no powerful jets). Water projected in jets
against the enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effects.

42. INTRODUCTION
This manual describes how this product works and how to get the most out of it interms of performance.
The FS-D weighing indicator is used to build high performance check weighing
scales. It has similar specifications and functions as an indicator of the FS-i series.
Please refer to the instruction manual for the FS-i supplied with the FS-D.
The FS-D indicator has the following features.
 The indicator can be used to build platform scales from 6 kg (15 lb) capacity to 1500kg (3500 lb) capacity.
 The indicator can drive up to 4 x 350 Ω load cells.
 Three weight display resolutions are available, 1/3,000, 1/6,000 (~1/7,500) and
1/12,000 (~1/15,000) to cover various applications.
 Weighing units are kg (kilogram), g (gram), lb (pound), oz (ounce), and lb-oz(pound and ounce). However, the FS-D set to a capacity higher than 30 kg (70 lb)
does not have all of them. Refer to “11-1. Capacity and minimum display” in detail.
 Waterproof to IP-65 specifications.
 Constructed from stainless steel for harsh working environments.
 Large liquid crystal display with back lighting and analog sweep display of 60
segments with back lighting.
 AC power source (100V ~ 240V), and an optional SLA (sealed lead acid) battery isavailable for operation where AC power is not available.
 Built in comparator lights with large and bright red, green and yellow LEDs for better
visibility.
 Two modes of comparator operation, Target weight setting and Upper / Lower limits
setting.
 Take-away check weighing with auto-tare function.
 Optional serial data and comparator relay interface.

53. UNPACKING
Unpack the indicator carefully and keep the packing material if you are likely totransport the indicator again in the future.
When unpacking, check whether all of the following items are included:
Model label(1083014607)

Indicator
To be attached.

Connector plug
(1JMNJW-165-PM7)
Display standHexagonal wrench(1.27 mm / 0.05 inch)

Main power cord

Set Up Instruction(this manual)

Instruction manual
FS-i series

FS-D

FS-i series

SET UP INSTRUCTIONINSTRUCTION MANUAL

Please confirm that the main
power type is correct for yourlocal voltage and receptacle.

64. INSTALLATION and PRECAUTIONS
4-1. Precautions for Installing the Indicator Ground the indicator so that the user will not be subjected an electric shock.
 Do not handle the main power cord with wet hands.
 The AC plug is not water-resistant. Install it in an area where it does not get wet.
 Do not install the indicator where there is flammable or corrosive gas present.
 Do not install the indicator under water.
 Do not pull, fold or arrange cables forcibly.
 Use shielded cables for all connections.
 Ground the platform to be connected to the indicator to avoid a risk of electric shock.

Read the section “CAUTION” in the instruction manual of the FS-i tounderstand the conditions and precautions for installation, operation andcleaning the indicator.

4-2. Load Cell Connections

 Solder the load cell cable to the connector plug (1JMNJW-165-PM7) provided with
the FS-D and connect it to the connector on the bottom of the FS-D.
1. Use the supplied hexagonal wrench (1.27 mm / 0.05 inch) to loosen the setscrews A
and B to disassemble the connector plug.
Load cell cable

Setscrew B

Connector plug (1JMNJW-165-PM7)

Setscrew A

Pin contacts

2. Put the load cell cable through each parts of the connector taking care of their orderand directions.
3. Remove the sheath and wire covering of the load cell cable referring to the drawing
below.
 The external diameter of the applicable load cell cable is Ø5.7 ~ Ø6.8 mm.
Load cell cableØ5.7 ~ Ø6.8 mm
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16 mm

3.2 mm4. Solder the wires to the pin contacts of the connector.
 A 5 m or less load cell cable is recommended as the
FS-D uses a 4 wire system (no remote sensing).
Load cell cable

Load cell connector

SIGEXC+
SIG+
EXC-

Load cell

Shield

5. Reassemble the connector plugand tighten the setscrew A.
6. Move the load cell cable backand forth and around, and tighten
each parts again. Finally, tighten
the setscrew B.

Setscrew B
Setscrew A

7. Connect the connector plug to theload cell connector on the bottomof the display pod.

4-3. Verifying Load Cell Output and Input Sensitivity

The input sensitivity is 0.2 µV/division or more. When designing a weighing scale, theload cell output voltage should satisfy the input sensitivity of the indicator. Or the scale
should be designed so that the following calculating formula is satisfied.
 In order to achieve a scale with stable performance, select the input sensitivity aslarge as possible.

Calculating formula:

0.2 ≤E× B×dA×n

A : Rated capacity of load cell (kg)B : Rated output (mV/V)
d : Min. display (smallest of kg) / scale division
E : Excitation voltage (mV) = 5000 mV for FS-D
n : Number of load cells

Example of calculation:

In the case of designing a scale with a capacity of 60 kg, using a load cell with a
rated capacity of 100 kg and rated output of 1 mV/V:

Load cell capacity:
Rated output:
Set function setting C02-3, thenMin. display (smallest):
Excitation voltage:
Number of load cell:

A = 100 kg
B = 1 mV/V
d = 0.005 kg
E = 5000 mV
n=1
85000 × 1 × 0.005= 0.25 > 0.2
100 × 1

4-4. Setting Up the IndicatorEarthterminal

Clamp
Clamp
Display stand
Earth terminal

Display stand(Wall-mounting bracket)

To the wall

 Connect the main power cord to an outlet that has an earth ground terminal. You
may use the earth terminal on the rear side of the display to ground the indicator.
 If necessary, adjust the viewing angle of the display by loosening the 2 clamps,
changing the angle and re-tightening the clamps.
 The Display stand can be secured on a table or flat surface using screws (notsupplied). It can be also used as a wall-mounting bracket. See “11-4. Dimensions”
about the dimensions of the mounting holes.

4-5. Parameter Settings and Calibration

When a platform scale is initially set up, it is necessary to set some parameters andcalibrate it using a calibration weight.
See “6. FUNCTION PARAMETER SETTINGS” to set parameters and “7. CALIBRATION”
to calibrate the scale.

95. NAMES AND FUNCTIONSCAL switch cover
Cable hook

Display pod
Earthterminal

Display
stand

Earth
terminal

Load cellconnector

5

1

2

6

8
7
9
10

4
No.

3

4

11

NAMES

12

FUNCTIONS / OPERATION

1WEIGHT DATA DISPLAY

Indicates the weight data.

2

WEIGHING UNIT INDICATOR

Indicates the weighing unit in use.

3

ANALOG WEIGHT DISPLAY

4

OVER RANGE INDICATORS

Indicates zero to full scale or comparison limits
and results.
Turns ON when the weight is outside the range ofthe analog sweep display.
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No.

NAMES

FUNCTIONS / OPERATION

5COMPARISON INDICATORS

Indicates the results of the weight comparison
LO (RED), OK (GREEN) and HI (YELLOW).

6STABLE ANNUNCIATOR

Turns ON when the weight reading is STABLE.

7

ZERO ANNUNCIATOR

8NET ANNUNCIATOR

9PT ANNUNCIATOR

10PRINT ANNUNCIATOR

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PRECAUTION AGAINSTLOW BATTERY

12

ON/OFF Key

C Key

Turns ON when the weight is in the center ofZERO range.
Turns ON when the display shows the NET
weight.
Turns ON when the display shows the preset tareweight.
Turns ON for a moment when the weight data issent by the PRINT/ENT or auto-printing.
Turns ON when the optional battery is getting
close to low battery.
Turns the power on or off. When turned on,
the power-on zero will work.
Zeroes the indicator when the weight is stable.
Or the key switches the sign “+” & “-”.
Zeroes the display and switches to net weightmode when the weight is plus and stable.
The key is used to enter a tare weight via the
10-key pad.
To register the sample weight as a target.
Or the numeric key 9 in the data entry.
To enter a target weight via the 10-key pad.
Or the numeric 8 in the data entry.
To recall target weight and/or HI/LO limits.
Or the numeric 7 in the data entry.
To enter comparator HI limit via the 10-key pad.
Or the numeric 6 in the data entry.
To enter comparator LO limit via the 10-key pad.
Or the numeric 5 in the data entry.
To store target weight and/or HI/LO limits.
Or the numeric 4 in the data entry.
Switches the analog sweep display modes.
Or the numeric 3 in the data entry.
To select the desired weighing unit.
Or the numeric 1 in the data entry.
To send a data string through the optional
interface. Or to ENTER the numeric data.
The key to clear an incorrect data entry from thenumeric keypad.

0 and 2 Keys

The numeric keys 0 and 2.

ZERO / ± Key
TARE KeyPT KeySAMPLE / 9 Key
KEY / 8 Key
RECALL / 7 Key
HI / 6 Key
LO / 5 Key
STORE / 4 Key
DISP. / 3 Key
UNITS / 1 Key
PRINT / ENT Key

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6. FUNCTION PARAMETER SETTINGS
To design a platform scale, set the capacity, weighing
unit and other functions according to the specificationsof the scale.
Normally, end users do not have to set these function
parameters and these setting can be sealed together
with the calibration switch.

Parameter-C01-00
Function number

6-1. The procedure for setting parameters Do not set “C01-1”. Once set, the indicator cannot get into the parametersetting procedure again.
 When turning the power on and the indicator may display ------- ,press the PRINT/ENT key to proceed to the weighing mode.
 See “7. CALIBRATION” as for the location of the calibration (CAL) switch.

1. In the weighing mode, press and hold the calibration (CAL)
switch until Cal appears. Then, release the switch.
 Press and hold the 0 key for about 5 seconds, then you
can also enter the calibration mode (when “C01-0” is set).
 Press the ON/OFF key or (CAL) switch to stop thesetting procedure.

-00Cal00

2. Press and hold the ZERO key and press the
PRINT/ENT key. Then the first function number isdisplayed.

-C01-01

3. Press thesetting.

-C02-01

2

key to enter into the “C02 Capacity”

4. Press the PRINT/ENT
stored appears.

key. Then the parameter

5. Enter the parameter value for the capacity using the
10-key pad.
6. Press the ZERO key to go to the next function
number “C03 Weighing display unit”.
7. Set C03 “0” (metric unit), or “1” (non-metric unit).
8. The settings C02 and C03 are minimum requirements
to design a platform scale. To finalize the settings, besure to press the PRINT/ENTER key. Then, thedisplay showsend
for a few seconds andreturns to weighing mode.

-C02-00-C02-02-C03-01-00end00

 The ZERO key increments the function number as in the step 6 above, but notethat all of the new parameters are not stored until end is displayed.
 To exit with nothing changed, turn the power off without pressing the PRINT/ENT key.
 Set the other parameters according to the specifications required.
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6-2. Function list
Item
Calibration

Capacity

Function number C01- 0
CAL switch enabled,
C01- 1
CAL switch disabled,
C01- 2
CAL switch enabled,
6 kg (15 lb)
 C02- 0
C02- 1
15 kg (35 lb)
C02- 230 kg (70 lb)
C02- 3
60 kg (150 lb)
C02- 4150 kg (350 lb)
C02- 5300 kg (700 lb)
C02- 6600 kg (1500 lb)
C02- 71500 kg (3500 lb)
C03- 0kg, g

Weighing displayunit C03- 1
Power-on-zero
rangeInternal use
Decimalseparator
Tare clear byZERO operation
Tare operation(Net weightcalculation)

C04- 0 C04- 1
 C05- 0
 C06- 0
C06- 1
 C07- 0
C07- 1
C08- 0 C08- 1
C09- 0Preset tarefunction C09- 1
C10- 0lb-oz unit
 C10- 1
ZERO operation  C11- 0
range
C11- 1
 C12- 0
C12- 1
Display resolution
C12- 2
C12- 3C13- 0Auto-tare function
 C13- 1kg, g, lb, oz, lb-oz

Description
0 key enabled
0 key disabled
0 key disabled

Do not set“C01-1”

See “11-1.
Capacity andminimum
display”.

±10% of the capacity
OIML R76 / NTEP
±50% of the capacity
Do not change.
. (point), (comma)
ZERO does not clear tare weightZERO clears tare weight
OIML R76
Tare weight is rounded to the weight
NTEP
display countInternal count is used for TARE weight. OIML R76
Function disabled
Function enabled
lb-oz disabled
lb-oz enabled±2% of the capacity
Up to the capacity“f02” setting specifies the resolution.
Fixed to “f02-0” (1/3,000~1/3,500)
Fixed to “f02-1” (1/6,000~1/7,500)
Fixed to “f02-2” (1/12,000~1/15,000)
Function disabled
C13-0 deletes“f21” ~ “f23”.
Function enabled Factory setting

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7. CALIBRATIONThis function adjusts the scale (indicator) for accurate weighing.
Calibration must be done when the FS-D is initially connected to a load cell (base unit).
Calibration may also be required according the changes in the environment.
CAL switch cover When the scale (indicator) has been moved.
 When the ambient environment has
significantly changed.
 For regular calibration.
Loose the lock screws on the rear side of thedisplay pod, and remove the (CAL) switch
cover. The calibration switch inside.
Calibration (CAL) switch

7-1. Calibration using a weight

1. Warm up the indicator with a weighing platform connected for at least half an hour.
 Change the user function setting “f01” or place something on the platform todisable the auto power-off function.
 When turning the power on and the indicator may display ------- ,press the PRINT/ENT key to proceed to the weighing mode.
2. Press and hold the calibration (CAL) switch until
Cal
appears, and release the switch.
 Press and hold the 0 key for about 5 seconds, then you
can also enter the calibration mode (when “C01-0” is set).
 Press the ON/OFF key or (CAL) switch to exit without
calibration.
3. Press the
PRINT/ENT
key, then the gravity
acceleration value will be displayed.
 It is not necessary to set the gravity acceleration value
when calibrating the indicator with a calibration weightat the place where it is to be used. (See the next
section about the gravity acceleration correction.)
4. Press thedisplayed.

PRINT/ENT

key, thenCal 0

will be-00Cal00-009.7985-00Cal00

5. Make sure that there is nothing on the platform, and wait
until the STABLE indicator turns on.
6. Press the PRINT/ENT key. The indicator inputs thezero point, and the display shows 5pn 1 and theweight value for calibration (SPAN calibration).
 The weight value is equal to the capacity. When you
enter with “kg” or “g” mode, then the value is “kg”.
Entering with “lb” or “oz”, then “lb”.
14-05pn010-00030.00

 If you need ZERO calibration but do not need SPAN
calibration, turn the power off to exit from the calibration
procedure.
7. To calibrate with a different weight, change thedisplayed value using the 10-key pad.
 If you enter the wrong number, press the C key. The
value returns to the capacity and enter the number again.

-00020.00

8. Place a calibration weight on the platform with the samevalue as displayed, and wait until the STABLE indicatorturns on.
9. Press the PRINT/ENT key. The indicator calibrates
SPAN andend
will appear. Remove the weightfrom the platform, and turn the power off.

-00end00

 NoteThe value set in step 7 will be cleared after the power is switched off.
If the indicator will be moved to another location, set the gravity
acceleration value for the current location and calibrate the indicatoraccording to the procedure above. See the next section to set the value.

7-2. Gravity acceleration correction

When the indicator will be moved to different place from the calibration location, it
should be calibrated using a calibration weight.
But if a calibration weight is not available, the gravity acceleration correction willcompensate the indicator. To use this function, set the gravity acceleration value to thevalue of the location where the calibration will be done. Refer to the gravity
acceleration map appended to the instruction manual of the FS-i series.
1. At step 3 of the previous section “7-1. Calibration using aweight”, enter a new value using 10-key pad.
 The integral part “9” is fixed, enter the value after thedecimal point.
 If you hit the wrong number, press the C key. The
value returns to the original number. Enter the number
again.
2. Press thedisplayed.

PRINT/ENT

key, thenCal 0

3. Go to step 5 of “7-1. Calibration using a weight”.

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will be-009.8050-00Cal00

8. AUTO-TARE FUNCTION
The FS-D has an auto-tare function to be used with the comparator function enabled.
If the weight value is within the OK range and stable for a preset time, then theindicator will automatically tare the weight and show zero. The Function “f22”designates the timing to tare automatically. See “9. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION”
about the added F-Function settings related to the auto-tare function.
 To use the auto-tare function, set the function settings below.
f08-1:
f21-1:
f22-0 ~ 9:Compare all weighing data (other settings may be used depending on
the application).
Auto-tare function enabled.
Select the timing to tare automatically to avoid the wrong tareoperation, for example; too early to tare, to take a longer time to go to
the next weighing and so on.

 Take-away check weighing:
Take-away check weighing (negative comparison) is the way to compare thenegative weight taking away material from a container. Set the Function “f24-1”
together with the auto-tare function enabled “f21-1”. In this operation mode, theindicator operates as “take-away the material”  “OK and stable”  “auto-tare” “take-away the material”  ······.
In this setting, the polarity of the target weight and the upper / lower limit weight are
ignored and the indicator shows the comparator results as below.
f07-1:-(|Target|+HI limit)
f07-0:-|Upper limit|
Negative value
HI-(|Target|-LO limit)-|Lower limit|

OK

Net 0

Weight display

LO

Note To start the take-away check weighing, be sure to use the TARE key totare the weight of the container filled with material. The ZERO key may
zero the display, and the indicator goes below the zero point by taking out thematerial. Then, the auto-tare function does not work.
 When the Function “f23-1 Tares the initial (container) weight.” is set:
To start the auto-tare function application, usually the container (filled with material) will
be placed on the weighing pan and its weight must be tared using the TARE key.
When the Function “f23-1” is set, the indicator will tare the initial (container) weightautomatically.
Remove all load on the weighing pan to return to the zero point, the tare weight will be
automatically cleared. If the indicator could not return to the zero point because of azero shift, press the ZERO key to clear the tare weight.
 If the indicator is equipped with the optional RS-232C interface, the OK weighing data
only can be sent out automatically. Set the Function setting “f06-7 Auto-print mode+/- data”.
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9. ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThis section describes the additional functions and corrections to the instruction manual of
FS-i series (WM+PD4001332 and 1WMPD4001368) which are common to the FS-D.

9-1. F-Function list

The following function settings are added (“11-2. Function list” in WM+PD4001332).

Item
Serial interface
Data output
mode

Function number
f06- 5

Zero tracking
Auto-tarefunction

Auto-tare timing

Auto-tare for the 
initial weight
Normal/Negative comparison

f06- 6
f06- 7f13- 0f13- 1
f13- 2
f13- 3
f21- 0f21- 1
f22- 0f22- 1
f22- 2
f22- 3f22- 4f22- 5f22- 6f22- 7f22- 8f22- 9f23- 0f23- 1
f24- 0f24- 1

Description
Multi-connection with print key mode
(RS-422/485)
Auto-print mode + data & OK
Auto-print mode +/- data & OK
Zero tracking OFF
Zero tracking ON, 0.5d/sec
Zero tracking ON, 1.0d/sec
Zero tracking ON, 2.0d/sec
Auto-tare function disabled.
Auto-tare function enabled.
Immediately after OK and stable
0.5 sec. after OK and stable
1.0 sec. after OK and stable
1.5 sec. after OK and stable
2.0 sec. after OK and stable
2.5 sec. after OK and stable
3.0 sec. after OK and stable
4.0 sec. after OK and stable
5.0 sec. after OK and stable
6.0 sec. after OK and stable
Function disabled
Tares the initial (container) weight.
Normal comparison
Negative comparison for take-away

The UFC format
is applicable tof06-2 to 4.
Setting C04-0,
f13-2 and 3
cannot be set.

Timing to tareautomaticallyafter the comp.
OK and weightstable.
To be used with
f21-1.

Automatic
operation.

 Factory setting

9-2. OP-03 RS-232C

The followings are the corrections and the additional information for the optional
interface (“2-2. OP-03 Specifications” and “2-3. Command Mode” in 1WMPD4001368).

Circuit diagram
4
5
6

Signal ground SG
ShieldFrame ground FG
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4
5
6

Signal ground SG
Frame ground FG
ShieldThe frame ground and the shield are connected internally and there is no difference
between them in use.

Data format

 Example of data
Out of range “kg” (+)

O L , + 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 _ k g CR LF

Out of range “kg” (+)

O L , + 9 9 9 9 . 9 9 9 _ k g CR LF

The position of decimal point is different according to the model and/or “f02”.
Example for the weighing unit “lb-oz” (added)
Weighing data “lb-oz” (+)

S T , + 0 0 1 L 0 1 . 6 _ o z CR LF

Data output mode (f06)

The commands can be used in all data output modes (f06-1 is command mode only).
The new modes f06-5, f06-6 and f06-7 are added to the Function “f06”.
 Auto-print Mode + data and OK (f06-6)
Data is sent if the weight display is stable at +5d (d = weighing display division) andabove, and the comparator result OK in addition. The next transmission cannot
occur until after the weight display falls below +5d.
 Auto-print Mode +/- data and OK (f06-7)
Data is sent if the weight display is stable at ±5d (d = weighing display division) andabove/below, and the comparator result OK in addition. The next transmission
cannot occur until after the weight display falls between –5d and +5d.
 Multi-connection with Print key mode (RS-422/485) (f06-5)
This is one of the applications when a PC and more than one FS-D (RS-422/485
installed) are connected. Refer to “Multi-connection with Print key mode” in detail.
(In “2-3. Command Mode”)

Examples of command and reply(“_” shows “Space” (20H).)
There are corrections to the instruction manual 1WMPD4001368.

 Set a HI limit value or upper limit weight. (No reply for f20-1.)
When f07-0 or f07-1 is set, theWhen f07-0 or f07-1 is set, the command
command should have “+” and 6
should have “+/-” (“+” only for f07-1) and 6
digit number without decimal point.
digit number without decimal point.
 Set a LO limit value or lower limit weight. (No reply for f20-1.)
When f07-0 or f07-1 is set, theWhen f07-0 or f07-1 is set, the command
command should have “+” and 6
should have “+/-” (“+” only for f07-1) and 6
digit number without decimal point.
digit number without decimal point.
When f07-2 is set, the command should have “+” and 5 digit number without
decimal point.
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CommandH I , + 0 0 1 0 0 CR LF

Assume 2 decimal place number.

Reply

H I , + 0 0 1 0 0 CR LF

1.00% will be set as LO limit %.

Command

L O , + 0 0 1 0 0 CR LF

Assume 2 decimal place number.

Reply

L O , + 0 0 1 0 0 CR LF

1.00% will be set as LO limit %.

 Store the comparator limits into the specified memory number. (No reply for f20-1.)
Reply

H I , 0 1 , + 0 0 1 2 0 0 , + 0 0 0 9 0 0 CR LF

Reply

M L , 0 1 , + 0 0 1 2 0 0 , + 0 0 0 9 0 0 CR LF

9-3. OP-04 RS-422 / 485

The followings are the corrections and the additional information for the optional
interface. (“3-2. OP-04 Specifications” in 1WMPD4001368).

Circuit diagram

5
6

ShieldFrame ground FG

5
6

Frame ground FG
ShieldThe frame ground and the shield are connected internally and there is no difference
between them in use.

Multi-connection with Print key mode (new function)

This is one of the applications when a PC and more than one FS-D are connected.
The indicator will prepare the weighing data by pressing the PRINT key first and will
send out the prepared data after receiving a command from the PC.

1. Set the Function “f06-5” for all of the indicators.
2. Weigh something and wait for the STABLE indicator to turn on (the indicator having
f18-##).
3. Press the PRINT key, the indicator will temporarily store the weight data and turnthe PRINT indicator on.
 The indicator does not accept the PRINT key while the PRINT indicator on.
4. Send the “@##S” command to the indicators from the PC.
5. The indicator (f18-##) will respond to the command to send the weight data inmemory and turn the PRINT indicator off.
The address ## = 23 (f18-23).
 A request for weight data.
Command@ 2 3 S CR LF

Reply@ 2 3 S T , + 0 0 1 2 . 3 4 5 _ k g CR LF

Reply@ 2 3 I CR LF

The indicator does not have any stored data to send.

 While the PRINT indicator is on, the indicator will send back “@##I” to commands
other than “@##S” command.
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10. ERROR MESSAGES
Overload error----e--Power-on error--------

Low battery---lb1-CAL error---Cal-e
Other errors---err-#Warning to indicate that an object beyond the weighing
capacity has been placed on the weighing pan. Remove
the object from the weighing pan.
Warning to indicate that an object beyond the power-on
zero range (50% of the weighing capacity or 10%) isplaced on the weighing platform. Remove the object fromthe weighing pan.
Pressing the PRINT/ENT key, the indicator will show
the weight value without zeroing the indicator.
Warning to show that the OP-02 battery is discharged.
Immediately connect the power cord to the AC powersource to charge the battery. The indicator can be usedwhile the battery is charging (except when the OP-04 is
installed).
Warning to indicate that the calibration has beencanceled because the calibration weight is too light.
Check if the calibration weight is correct.
Showing errors inside the indicator. Check theconnection between the indicator and platform, and turnthe power off and on with nothing on the weighing
platform. (# signifies an error number.)

When the indicator does not recover from errors or shows other errors, contact yourlocal A&D dealer.

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11. SPECIFICATIONS
11-1. Capacity and minimum display
C02- setting
Capacitykg

Min. display
CapacitygMin. display
CapacitylbMin. display
Capacityoz
lboz

Min. display
Capacity
Min. display

0*
1
6
15
0.002* 0.005
0.001 0.002
0.0005 0.001
6000 15000
2*
5
1
2
0.5
1
15
35
0.005* 0.01
0.002 0.005
0.001 0.002
240
560
0.1*
0.2
0.05
0.1
0.02
0.05
15
35
0.1
0.1

2
30
0.01
0.005
0.002
30000
10
5
2
70
0.02
0.01
0.005
1120
0.5
0.2
0.1
70
0.1

*: Factory setting

3
60
0.02
0.01
0.005

4
150
0.05
0.02
0.01

5
300
0.1
0.05
0.02

6
600
0.2
0.1
0.05

7
1500
0.5
0.2
0.1

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

150
0.05
0.02
0.01
2400
1
0.5
0.2

350
0.1
0.05
0.02
5600
2
1
0.5

700
0.2
0.1
0.05
11200
5
2
1

1500
0.5
0.2
0.1

3500
1
0.5
0.2

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA: Not Available

11-2. Specifications
Input sensitivity
Input signal range
Load cell excitation
voltage
Load cell drive capacity
Temperature Zerocoefficient
Span
Non-linearity
Display
Display update
Operating temp.
Power supply
Dimension
Weight0.2 µV / d (d: the smallest Min. display of kg)
0 mV ~ 13 mV
5 V DC ±5% (no remote sensing)
Up to 4 x 350 ohm load cells±(0.2 µV ±0.001% of zero adjustment voltage) / °C (typ.)±0.001% / °C of reading (typ.)±0.01 % of full scale
7 segment LCD display (Character height 18.6 mm) with backlight
60 segment analog sweep display with backlight
Approximately 20 times per second-10°C ~ 40°C / 14°F ~ 104°F, less than 85% R.H.
AC main (100V ~ 240 V, 50/60 Hz) or SLA Battery (option)
250 (W) x 202 (D) x 266 (H) mm / 9.8 (W) x 8.0 (D) x 10.5 (H) in.
Approximately 2.7 kg
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11-3. Options

OP-02 (HC-02i)
OP-03 (FS-03i)
OP-04 (FS-04i)

SLA Battery (Yuasa Battery NP4-6 recommended.)
RS-232C + Comparator Relay Output (See note.)
RS-422/485 + Comparator Relay Output (See note.)

Note OP-03 and OP-04 cannot coexist.

11-4. Dimensions

Unit: mm22

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