DK-5000 SERIES MANUALTYPEEINSTRUCTION MANUAL

DK-5030E

ATTENTION!

Please use a micro B-to-A USB cable to connect the DK-5030E device to a computer.

The device can be powered through three power supply options. The list below shows the power
supply options according to priority of usage:※ Please use Line Seiki AC/DC Power Adapter for DK-5000 (sold separately) to power the device
via DC jack.
Upon initial connection to a power supply or resumption of power, the device will perform thestart-up routine, blinking all LCD segments for 2 ‒ 7 seconds. After this start-up routine, the device
will proceed to Date & Time Setting mode to set the device Date & Time.
(See KEY OPERATION for details.)※ Important!

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When operating only on batteries, fresh Alkaline type batteries can provide at least up to 200
hours of operation, under normal operating condition.
icon will appear on the upper right corner of the display to indicate a low battery condition.
icon will blink continuously under following conditions:► when battery is almost empty► when no battery is installed while the device is powered by DC jack and/or USB
If all power supplies are removed, the last displayed value and the last device Date & Time will be
stored in a temporary memory. When the device is powered ON again, it will resume operation inDate & Time Setting mode using the last saved Date & Time values. After Date & Time has been set,
the last saved count values will resume.
(See KEY OPERATION for details.)

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By pressing the corresponding key combination of [F] with [1], [2] or [3], other operation modes
can be accessed from Count Mode.
(See KEY OPERATION for details.)

Setting ModeIn these respective modes, the Date & Time and Device ID can be viewed and edited.
(See KEY OPERATION for details.)

Memory Recall Mode2014 10YYYY2.) While saving, the display will blink twice showing the Memory
No. and corresponding Timestamp, then the count values saved.

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Memory No. represents the memory location of the Record displayed. When a Record is deleted,the memory location of each Record shifts and Memory No. is changed accordingly.
There are two display modes available for viewing stored Records:a.) Timestamp Displayb.) Count Value Display
Timestamp Display mode will show the date and time when the Record is saved.
Count Value Display mode will show the individual count values and the total count.
Memory Recall Mode also provides an option to clear all Records saved in the device memory.
(See KEY OPERATION for details.)

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Note :* The Record Timestamp will be used to identify Records inMemory Recall Mode and as Record Name when data is
downloaded on the companion software.
● ROW KEYCount Mode, Memory Recall Mode
♦ While in Count Mode or Count Value Display in Memory Recall Mode,press [ROW] to change the row displayed between Row 1 up to Row 6.
Row 1 will show Count 1 ‒ Count 5.
Row 2 will show Count 6 ‒ Count 10.
Row 3 will show Count 11 - Count 15.
Row 4 will show Count 16 - Count 20.
Row 5 will show Count 21 - Count 25.
Row 6 will show Count 26 - Count 30.

■ MEMORY CAPACITY
The device memory can save up to 250 records.
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A memory low indicatoris 80% or more.

lO will be blinking twice every 5 seconds when the size of memory used

A memory full indicator

fUll will be blinking when 100% of memory is used.

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When memory is full, saving a new Record will erase the oldest Record to free up memory
space for the new Record being saved. Location of Records will shift and Memory No. willchange accordingly.

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08:30 2Note:* The Record Timestamp will be used to identify Records inMemory Recall Mode and as Record Name when data is
downloaded on the companion software.

Count Mode1♦ Hold down [F] and press [1] to enter the Date & Time Setting Mode . The
display will show the Date and Time value in the format below:"YYYY-MM-DD-hh-mm".

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Note :* Editing of Device ID is disabled when there is an active connection
to the companion software.

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Note:
* Make sure to push the count keys properly to avoid miscount.

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Each digit of the Device ID can be incremented by pressing [3], [4] or [5].
Holding down [3], [4] or [5] will continuously increment each digit.
♦ Press [F] to leave the Device ID Setting Mode and return to Count Mode.

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● [SUB] KEY+0♦ While in Count Mode, press any of the count keys to increment thecorresponding count value.

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The Year, Month, Day, Hour or Minute values can be incremented bypressing [1], [2], [3], [4] or [5]. Holding down [1], [2], [3], [4], or [5] willcontinuously increment these values, respectively.
♦ Press [F] to leave the Date & Time Setting Mode and return to CountMode.

♦ Hold down [F] and press [2] to enter the Device ID Setting Mode. The
display will show the Device ID, a 3-digit user-programmable number
which is used to identify diﬀerent DK-5000 devices.

MEMMM■ SPECIFICATIONSCount Range

Display: 4-Digit 0 ~ 9999, Internal: 5-Digit 0~99999

Total Count Range

6-Digit 0~999999

Operating Temperature0°
C ~ 50°C (non-freezing)

Operating Humidity

35~85% RH (non-condensing)

Storage Temperature-10°
C ~ 60°C (non-freezing)

Dimension

186 (H) x 170 (W) x 25 (D) mm

WeightApprox. 340g (accessories not included)

Compliance

CE, RoHS

3.) After saving, the count values will not change.

Device ID SettingThis mode enables viewing of all saved Records on the device memory. Memory Recall Mode isindicated by MEM icon and the 4-digit Memory No. shown on the upper left side of the display.

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1.) The 4-digit Memory No., indicated by MEM, will increment by 1
everytime a new Record is saved.

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Date & Time Setting+#CLr♦ Hold down [F] and press [5] to save a Record of the current count values
and corresponding Timestamp without resetting the count values.

● [F] KEYa.) Date & Time Settingb.) Device ID Setting•nO● COUNT KEYS

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There are two Setting Modes:

YES

Record Data w/o ResetWhen switching OFF, the displayed count values will be retained and will
be resumed when the device is switched ON again.

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Note:* Make sure to keep the device powered while clearing memory
or deleting Records to avoid risk of data corruption.

♦ To switch OFF, hold down [POWER] for 3 seconds.

Count key presses are recognized in this mode. The individual counters and the total count are
updated with every press of corresponding count key.

MEM

♦ Press [5] to select "No". No Record will be deleted and the device will
return to Memory Recall Mode.
♦ Press [F] to leave Memory All Clear Mode .

♦ To switch ON, hold down [POWER] for 1 second.

Setting Modemm♦ Hold down [4] for 1 second to select "Yes". All Records will be deleted
and device will return to Memory Recall Mode, "no data" will be displayed.
While clearing the memory, device will show "All Data to Clear".

Power (On/Oﬀ)

This is the default operation mode. The display shows the values of individual counters and thetotal count. Count Mode is indicated byicon and the current time shown on the upper
left side of the display.

•ALL CLr● POWER KEYCount Mode

2① Clock / Memory No. Display② Row Display③ Count Display⑧④ Date/Time Icon⑨⑤ Subtract Icon⑩⑥ Low Battery Icon
⑦ Software Link Icon⑪⑧ 5.5 mm DC Jack
⑨ Power Key⑩ [#] Key
⑪ Row Key
⑫ Count Keys⑫⑬ Subtract Key⑭ Function Key⑮ USB 2.0 Port
⑯ Total Count Display■ KEY OPERATIONThis device has three main operation modes, namely:

2.) While saving, the display will blink twice showing the Memory
No. and corresponding Timestamp, then the count values saved.

30♦ When in Memory All Clear Mode, the display will show the "All Clear"
options.

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Memory All Clear

icon will appear on the upper right corner

Calendar clock will not update when there is no power supply available. Make sure that
there are batteries installed before disconnecting both DC jack and USB power supply tomaintain calendar clock function. When DC jack or USB power is connected, power is not
supplied from the batteries and battery charge will not be drained.

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⑤⑥⑦④08♦ Press [1] to display the next Record.
♦ Press [2] to display the previous Record.
♦ Press [3] to toggle Timestamp Display mode.
♦ Press [4] to toggle Count Value Display mode.
♦ Press [5] to enter Memory All Clear Mode (see details below).
♦ Press [F] to leave the Memory Recall Mode and return to Count Mode.

The software also has an Auto Acquire function which enables real-time display of count values
displayed on the device. The display is updated every 1 second.

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• download the data from the device• export the downloaded data to a .XLS or .CSV file
• delete records stored in the device• sync device time to computer system time
• change Device ID

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The software enables the user with the following functions:

When the device is connected to the software, theof its display.

MMIf there is no Record available, the display will show "no data".

■ LABELS► 5.5mm DC Jack @9V, 50mA ※► USB Power @5V, 100mA► 4pcs. AAA BatteryROW

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Please refer to the DK-5000 Mieruzzo Software Userʼs Manual for more details.

■ POWER SUPPLY2014 100001

This device works with DK-5000 Mieruzzo Software . The software is downloadable for free fromthe Line Seiki website.

※ Important!

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Head Oﬃce 37-7 Chuo-cho, 2-Chome Meguro-ku,
Tokyo JAPAN 152-0001
Contact
TEL：03-3716-5151 FAX：03-3710-4552
E-mailwebtrade@line.co.jp
URL
http://www.lineseiki.com

The software runs on Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or 10 OS.

1.) The 4-digit Memory No., indicated by MEM, will increment by 1
everytime a new Record is saved.

♦ Hold down [F] and press [3] to enter Memory Recall Mode. The display
will show the Memory No. and Timestamp of the newest Record saved.

LINE SEIKI CO., LTD.

This device has a dedicated companion software which enables user to download, delete and savedata from the device to a computer. It also enables real-time display of the device on thecomputer. It can be downloaded from our website free of charge.

Record Data (continuation)

Memory Recall■ SOFTWARE

DK-5030E is an electronic tally device with thirty (30) counters. It can store the individual countvalues and the total count with a corresponding timestamp which is called a Record. This device
can save up to 250 Records in its memory and has a built-in calendar clock for timestamp.

•● [#] KEY● [F] KEY

● Customer Service

Thank you for purchasing our product, DK-5030E.
Please conﬁrm that you have the correct device by checking the product label.
Please read this instruction manual carefully before using this device to ensure correct usage.
Please keep this instruction manual for future reference.

■ INTRODUCTION

Please note that misuse of this device may lead to injury
to the user or damage to the device.
Please observe all safety precautions and warnings inthis instruction manual.

♦ Hold down [SUB] and any of the count keys to decrement thecorresponding count value.

Setting Mode
♦ Hold down [SUB] and press [1], [2], [3], [4] or [5] to decrement values
being edited such as Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, or Device ID digit
values.
♦ Holding down [SUB] and also holding down these keys will continuously
decrement the values being edited.

For more details, please visit our website at http://www.lineseiki.com

ATTENTION!
Operation- Do not use this device near machines that emit strong electromagnetic ﬁelds or objects
that store static electricity.
- Do not drop or subject this device to strong impact.
- Do not use or store this device where it will be exposed to water or in places with wetconditions.
- Do not use or store this device where it can be exposed to high temperature and highhumidity.
- See the battery case markings to ensure that the batteries are properly installed.
- Do not attempt to disassemble or modify this device.
- When using the device via USB power, avoid excessive movement to ensure that thedevice will not be disconnected and power will not be lost.
- The unit is shipped with protective seal on the display.

Note:* While [SUB] is held down, the "SUB" icon will appear on the upper
right corner of the display.

● [#] KEY

Record Data#

♦ While in Count Mode, hold down [#] for 1 second to save a Record of thecurrent count values and corresponding Timestamp.

This manual was last revised May 22, 2017. 4DK5016A
Contents are subject to change even without prior notice.
All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2017, LINE SEIKI CO., LTD.

DK-5000 SERIES MANUALINSTRUCTION MANUAL

DK-5005E /DK-5010E / DK-5030E

TYPE

E

Thank you for purchasing our product, DK-5000 Type E.
Please confirm that you have the correct device by checking the product label.
Please read this Instruction Manual carefully before using this device to ensure correct usage.
Please keep this Instruction Manual for future reference.

ATTENTION!

Please note that misuse of this device may lead to injury
to the user or damage to the device.
Please observe all safety precautions and warnings inthis Instruction Manual.

● Customer Service

LINE SEIKI CO., LTD.
Head Office
Contact
E-mailURL

37-7 Chuo-cho, 2-Chome Meguro-ku,
Tokyo JAPAN 152-0001
TEL：03-3716-5151 FAX：03-3710-4552
webtrade@line.co.jp
http://www.lineseiki.com■ KEY OPERATION (Buzzer Setting and Preset Setting)
Buzzer Setting
 Hold down [F] and press [SUB] to enter Buzzer Setting Mode. The display will show the “Buzzer Mode” options.
1.) Buzzer Mode is ON by default.
2.) When ON is selected, the buzzer will sound shortly when a count key is pressed while on Count Mode.

 
 Press [2] to toggle buzzer ON/OFF.
 Press [1] to toggle between Buzzer Setting Mode and Preset Setting Mode (see details below).
 Press [F] to leave Buzzer Setting Mode and return to Count Mode.

Preset Setting When in Preset Setting Mode, the display will show the “Preset Mode” options.

FSUB Press [2] to cycle between Preset OFF, Preset ON with Continuous Count Mode, and Preset ON with Stop Count Mode.
1.) When Preset ONwith Continuous Count Mode is selected, the buzzer will sound for 1 second when the preset total
count value, or multiples of it, is reached while on Count Mode. Count inputs are still accepted even after reaching thepreset total count value.

  2.) When Preset ON with Stop Count Mode is selected, the buzzer will sound for 1 second when the preset total count value
is reached while on Count Mode. Counting is disabled after reaching the preset total count value. Counting is enabledagain only after saving the Record, either by holding down [F] then pressing [5] or by holding down [#](see Record Data w/o Reset and Record Data).

   Press [5] to increment the preset value. Holding down [5] will continuously increment the preset value. When [5] is held downlong enough, the preset value may be incremented by tens, by hundreds, by thousands, or by ten thousands.
(changeover in place value being incremented happens every 12 seconds)
 Hold down [SUB] and press [5] to decrement the preset value. Holding down [SUB] and also holding down [5] willcontinuously decrement the preset value. When [SUB] and [5] are held down long enough, the preset value may bedecremented by tens, by hundreds, by thousands, or by ten thousands.
(changeover in place value being decremented happens every 12 seconds)
 Press [F] to leave Preset Setting Mode and return to Count Mode.

■ Software Download
Dedicated Communication Software can be downloaded for free from our website
http://www.lineseiki.com/ (registration is required).
※ On the software, DK-5005E / DK-5010E / DK-5030E is recognized as DK-5005A / DK-5010A / DK-5030A respectively.