AD-4410
Weighing Indicator

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1WMPD4002591C

WARNING DEFINITIONS
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A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result indeath or serious injury.
A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result inminor or moderate injury or damage to the instrument.
This symbol indicates caution against electrical shock. Do not touch
the part where the symbol is placed.

This symbol indicates the ground terminal.

This symbol indicates that an operation is prohibited.

NOTE

Information or cautions to use the device correctly.

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The contents of this manual and the specifications of the instrument covered by this manual are
subject to change for improvement without notice.

Contents
1.
2.
3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Safety Precautions .................................................................................................................................... 4
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 5
Specifications ............................................................................................................................................ 6
3.1. Analog Section .................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2. Digital Section ..................................................................................................................................... 6
3.3. General ............................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3.1. Interface ...................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3.2. Measuring functions ................................................................................................................... 7
3.3.3. Other ........................................................................................................................................... 8
3.3.4. Accessories ................................................................................................................................ 8
3.3.5. Options ....................................................................................................................................... 8
3.3.6. Sold separately ........................................................................................................................... 8
Description of Each Part ........................................................................................................................... 94.1. Front Panel ......................................................................................................................................... 94.2. Rear Panel ........................................................................................................................................ 11
Installation ............................................................................................................................................... 125.1. Precautions ....................................................................................................................................... 125.1.1. Environment.............................................................................................................................. 125.1.2. Power source ............................................................................................................................ 13
5.2. Type of Load Cell Cables.................................................................................................................. 13
5.3. Connecting the Shield Wire .............................................................................................................. 13
5.4. Load Cell Connection........................................................................................................................ 14
5.5. Checking the Load Cell Connection ................................................................................................. 15
Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 16
6.1. General Functions............................................................................................................................. 16
6.1.1. Zero adjustment ........................................................................................................................ 16
6.1.2. Zero tracking ............................................................................................................................. 16
6.1.3. Tare .......................................................................................................................................... 16
6.1.4. Clearing the zero adjustment and the tare ............................................................................... 17
6.1.5. F key ......................................................................................................................................... 17
6.1.6.  display .................................................................................................................................. 18
6.1.7. Memory backup ........................................................................................................................ 19
6.1.8. Near zero detection function..................................................................................................... 19
6.1.9. Upper or lower limit detection function ..................................................................................... 19
6.1.10. Hold function ........................................................................................................................... 20
6.2. Mode Map ......................................................................................................................................... 22
Calibration ............................................................................................................................................... 23
7.1. General Description .......................................................................................................................... 23
7.2. Calibration with an Actual Load (Cal5et) ......................................................................................... 24
7.3. Dual Range ....................................................................................................................................... 26
7.4. Gravity Acceleration Correction ........................................................................................................ 26
7.5. Digital Linearization........................................................................................................................... 28
7.6. Calibration Functions (Calf) ............................................................................................................. 31
7.7. Linearity Functions (lnrf) ................................................................................................................ 38
7.8. Calibration Errors .............................................................................................................................. 39
7.9. Load Cell Output Adjustment ............................................................................................................ 40
General Functions ................................................................................................................................... 41

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8.1. Setting Procedure ............................................................................................................................. 41
8.2. Adjusting the Digital Filter ................................................................................................................. 42
8.3. Basic Functions (fncf) ..................................................................................................................... 43
8.4. Hold ................................................................................................................................................... 45
8.5. Control I/O ......................................................................................................................................... 46
8.6. Standard Serial (current loop) ........................................................................................................... 47
8.7. RS-232C (Standard) / RS-232C (ch2) / RS-485 ............................................................................... 48
9.
Interface .................................................................................................................................................. 49
9.1. Control I/O ......................................................................................................................................... 49
9.1.1. Specification ............................................................................................................................. 49
9.1.2. Connection................................................................................................................................ 49
9.2. Serial Interface .................................................................................................................................. 50
9.2.1. Standard serial output (Current loop) ....................................................................................... 50
9.2.2. RS-232C (ch1) .......................................................................................................................... 51
9.2.3. RS-485 (AD4410-03) ................................................................................................................ 52
9.2.4. RS-232C (AD4410-04) (ch2) .................................................................................................... 53
9.2.5. Bit structure............................................................................................................................... 54
9.2.6. Data transfer mode ................................................................................................................... 54
9.2.7. Data format ............................................................................................................................... 55
9.2.8 Command and response ........................................................................................................... 56
9.2.9 Modbus-RTU ............................................................................................................................. 61
9.3. Analog Output ................................................................................................................................... 64
9.4. Installing the Interface Module for the AD-4410 ............................................................................... 65
10. Maintenance............................................................................................................................................ 66
10.1. Error Messages............................................................................................................................... 66
10.2. Check Mode .................................................................................................................................... 66
10.2.1. Entering the check mode ........................................................................................................ 66
10.2.2. Checking the key switches ..................................................................................................... 67
10.2.3. Checking the standard serial output ....................................................................................... 67
10.2.4. Checking the RS-232C ........................................................................................................... 68
10.2.5. Checking the RS-232C / RS-485 (Option) ............................................................................. 68
10.2.6. Checking the control I/O ......................................................................................................... 68
10.2.7. Checking the analog output (Chc an) .................................................................................... 68
10.2.8. Checking the A/D (load cell) ................................................................................................... 68
10.2.9. Checking the internal count .................................................................................................... 69
10.2.10. Checking the program version.............................................................................................. 69
10.2.11. Checking the serial number .................................................................................................. 69
10.2.12. Checking the program checksum ......................................................................................... 69
10.2.13. Checking the FRAM checksum ............................................................................................ 69
10.2.14. Checking the calibration functions ........................................................................................ 69
10.3. Initialization Mode ........................................................................................................................... 70
10.3.1. RAM initialization / General functions initialization ................................................................. 70
10.3.2. All data initialization ................................................................................................................ 71
10.4. Confirming the Load Cell Connection with a Digital Multimeter...................................................... 72
11. Setting List .............................................................................................................................................. 74
11.1. Basic Functions............................................................................................................................... 74
11.2. Hold ................................................................................................................................................. 76
11.3. Control I/O ....................................................................................................................................... 77
11.4. Standard Serial Output ................................................................................................................... 78
11.5. RS-232C (Standard) / RS-232C (ch2) / RS-485 ............................................................................. 79
11.6. Linearity .......................................................................................................................................... 80
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11.7. Calibration ....................................................................................................................................... 81
12. External Dimensions ............................................................................................................................... 83

Illustrations
Illustration 1
Illustration 2
Illustration 3
Illustration 4
Illustration 5
Illustration 6
Illustration 7
Illustration 8
Illustration 9
Illustration10
Illustration11
Illustration12
Illustration13
Illustration14
Illustration15
Illustration16
Illustration17
Illustration18

Front panel ................................................................................................................................ 9
Rear panel............................................................................................................................... 11
Panel mounting method .......................................................................................................... 12
Load cell connection configuration ......................................................................................... 14
Peak hold / Averaging hold ..................................................................................................... 21
Mode map ............................................................................................................................... 22
Gravity acceleration graph ...................................................................................................... 27
Digital linearization .................................................................................................................. 28
Load cell output adjustment .................................................................................................... 40
Internal circuit of control I/O .................................................................................................... 49
Internal circuit of standard serial output (Current loop) .......................................................... 50
Standard serial output internal circuit (RS-232C) ................................................................... 51
Option internal circuitry (AD4410-03) ..................................................................................... 52
Option internal circuitry (AD4410-04) ..................................................................................... 53
The internal circuit of the option (AD4410-07) ........................................................................ 64
Method to confirm the load cell connection ............................................................................ 72
External dimensions ................................................................................................................ 83
External dimensions (when installing the AD4410-11) ........................................................... 84

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1. Safety Precautions
For safe and correct usage, read the following precautions carefully before using theindicator.
GroundingBe sure to ground the AD-4410 when using it.
Do not use the same grounding wire that power-driven equipment such as motors or
inverters are using.
Accidents such as electrical shocks, fire, or malfunctions may occur if the instrument is not
grounded properly.
Using proper power cables
Be sure to use the provided power cable.
If you wish to use a cable other than the provided cable, be sure to use a cable matching
the voltage and current of the power source.
It may cause an accident such as electrical leakage or fire if a cable with insufficientpressure-resistance is used.
Fuse replacement
A fuse is provided to protect against a short circuit and possible fire hazard.
The indicator is equipped with various protection circuits and the fuse should not burn out
under normal operations.
If the fuse burns out, the internal circuits may have been damaged by surges. Do not try toreplace the fuse. Contact the nearest A&D dealer.
Avoid water and moisture
The indicator is not water-resistant.
Securing the front panel to the control panel using the accessory panel mount packing will
provide the indicator with IP-65 protection.
Avoid an environment with flammable gases
Do not use the indicator in places where flammable gases are present.
Indicator overheat
To prevent the indicator from overheating, allow appropriate clearance between the
peripheral devices.
If the ambient temperature exceeds the specified operating temperature, use a fan to cool
the environment.
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2. Introduction
The AD-4410 is a weighing indicator that amplifies signals from a load cell, converts
it to digital data and displays it as a mass value.
The accessory panel mount packing will provide the indicator with IP-65 protection.
This indicator has the following performance:
Input sensitivity: ......................... 0.15 µV /d
Display resolution: ..................... 999,999 d max.
(Less than 20,000 d recommended)
Sampling rate:............................ 100 times/second
Input voltage range: ................... -35 mV to +35 mV (-7 mV/V to +7 mV/V)
Dual range
Divides the weighing range into two and displays the net weight or gross weight with
an appropriate scale interval, depending on the value.
Gravity acceleration correction
Calculates a correction for instances when gravity acceleration differs in the place
where the scale was calibrated and the place where measurement is being
conducted.
Digital linearization
Nonlinearity correction feature to correct weighing errors that occur halfway between
the zero point and weighing capacity. It is possible to input up to four points inaddition to the zero point. Areas between the inputted points will be nonlinearlycorrected.
Digital span mode
Keying in the load cell output voltage (mV/V) allows calibration to be performed
without an actual load.
Modbus RTU
When using Modbus RTU interface installed in the AD-4410, the master device canread measurement value and status information and store parameters to theAD-4410. The interface can be connected easily to computer, PLC (Sequencer) andprogrammable display adapted to the Modbus RTU. The built-in RS-232C(Standard), option RS-232C (OP-04) and RS-485 (OP-03) can be used for theinterface and protocols. The interface can be used as slave device of Modbus RTU
when presetting the function parameters of the AD-4410.
NOTE: The unit “d” indicates a minimum division.

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3. Specifications
3.1. Analog Section
Input sensitivity
Input voltage range
Zero adjustment range
Load cell excitation voltage
Load cell drive capacity
Temperature Zerocoefficient Span
Nonlinearity
A/D conversion method
A/D resolution countDisplay resolution
Sampling rate

0.15 µV/d or greater-35 mV to +35 mV (-7 mV/V to +7 mV/V)-35 mV to +35 mV (-7 mV/V to +7 mV/V)
5VDC 5%, 120 mA with remote sensing capability
Maximum 8 x 350 Ω load cells
0.02 µV /°C typ., 0.1 µV /°C max.
3ppm /°C typ., 15ppm /°C max.
0.005 % of full scale
Delta-sigma method
Approximately 16,000,000 counts
999,999 d max.
(Less than 20,000 d recommended)
100 times/second

3.2. Digital Section
Display element

Measurement display

Status indicators
Key switches

AD-4410• Measurement display: 6-digit 7-segment green LED• Character height: 14.6 mm• Polarity display: 1 green LED• Status indicators: 6 red LEDs
• Switches between NET and GROSS• Selectable decimal places (101, 102, 103, 104, 105)
• Overflow display
All the digits turn OFF. (When the polarity is negative, theminus sign appears at the highest-order digit.)
ZERO, STABLE, GROSS, NET, HOLD,
ZERO, TARE, NET/GROSS, F, ON/OFF, ENTER, CAL

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3.3. General
3.3.1. Interface
Control I/OStandard serial output
RS-232C(Standard equipment)
RS-232C/RS-485 (Option)

Analog output

3.3.2. Measuring functions

Zero adjustment

Zero tracking

TareStability detection

Input: open collector Output: photo coupler
DIN connector 8 pin
Output for communication with A&D peripheral devices(20 mA current loop) DIN connector 7 pin
D-sub 9 pin male
It is possible to change the current loop to the RS-232C(ch2) or RS-485.
RS-232C AD4410-04
RS-485 AD4410-03
Current output
4-20mA
Applicable load resistance 0 to 520ΩResolution
Setting difference (An F03 - An F02)
X 10, but approx. 40000 at a maximum
Nonlinearity
Within ±0.1%FS
Temperature coefficient Zero point: Within ±0.01%FS/℃
Sensitivity: Within ±0.01%FS/℃• Sets the gross weight to zero by pressing the ZERO key.
• Selection of disable or enable for the operation when unstable.
• The zero value is stored in the non-volatile memory.
• Zero adjustable range
Can be set optionally in the range of 1 to 100% of theweighing capacity.
• Tracks the weight drift around the zero point to maintain zero.
• Zero tracking time
0.0 to 5.0 seconds (Can be set optionally within the range.)• Zero tracking band
0.0 to 9.9 d (Can be set optionally within the range.)• Sets the net weight to zero by pressing the TARE key.
• Selection of disable or enable for the operation when
unstable or negative.
• The tare weight is stored in the non-volatile memory.
• Tare range: Gross weight ≤ Weighing capacity• Turns ON the stabilization indicator when the variables of
the weight values per sampling are within the set band in
the set time.
• Stability detection time
0.0 to 9.9 seconds (Can be set optionally within the range.)• Stability detection band
0 to 9 d (Can be set optionally within the range.)
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Digital filter

Cutoff frequency range (-3dB) : 0.07 to 11 Hz
Detects whether there is a load or not and outputs the result
Near zero detection function
as near zero.
HI, OK, or LO is output by comparing a value to an upper orComparison function
lower limit value.
This is displayed by holding the weighing value.
Hold function
Normal hold / Peak hold / Averaging hold3.3.3. Other
Memory backup

Power source
Power consumption
Operating temperature
Operating humidity
Installation method
Mass• Non-volatile memory (FRAM)• Data retention time is 10 years or more.
Rated power voltage range of main body 100 VAC to 240 VAC(50/60 Hz Allowance power voltage range 85 VAC to 250 VAC)
Rated power voltage range when using provided power cable(A plug) 100 VAC to 120 VAC (50/60 Hz)
Approximately 10 VA-10°C to +40°C
85% R.H. or less (no condensation)
Panel mount
Approximately 800 g

3.3.4. Accessories
Item
Quantity
Model name, other
Weighing capacity plate1
108-4030167
Unit label
1108-4023456
Panel mount packing
1106-4004213
Rubber foot4
110-NO.5837
TCP0576-715267 manufactured by Hosiden Corporation
DIN connector 7 pin
1or the equivalent
TCP0586-715267 manufactured by Hosiden Corporation
DIN connector 8 pin
1or the equivalent
Load cell connector
1
AX-NJC-207-PF
Power cable1
AX-KO115
Grounding adapter
1
3P to 2P (with ground) conversion adapter
3.3.5. Options
Model name
AD4410-03
AD4410-04
AD4410-07
AD4410-11
3.3.6. Sold separately
Model name

AX-NJC-207-PF
AX-KO115
AD-4410

Description

RS-485
RS-232C
Analog output
Stand

Load cell connector
Power cable
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4. Description of Each Part
4.1. Front Panel
1

15

14

ZERO

TARE

13
12

Net/B/GNET GROSSZERO

STABLE GROSS

9

NET

HOLD
ON/OFF
ESC

ENTER

10

11

CAL

16
2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Illustration 1 Front panel
DisplaysNo.
Name
1 Main display
2 ZERO
3

STABLE

4
5

GROSS
NET

6

HOLD

7
8

UNIT

Description
Displays the weight value, setting values, error messages, etc.
Turns ON when the weight value is in the center of zero.
• Turns ON when the weight value is stable.
• The stability conditions can be changed in the calibration
functions.
Turns ON when the displayed value is a gross weight.
Turns ON when the displayed value is a net weight.
• Turns ON when the weight value is being held.
• Two hold modes can be selected in the general functions, either
normal hold or peak hold.
The function for this indicator can be selected in the generalfunctions, depending on the purpose.
• Place a unit label.
• A unit used for weighing is set in the calibration functions.

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Key switches
No.
Name
9

10

11

CAL

ON/OFF
ESC

ENTER

Net/B/GNET GROSS

14

TARE

15

ZERO

16

Seal

AD-4410• The key to proceed to the selected mode.
• Stores the data when pressed after a setting is changed.
• The function for this key can be selected in the generalfunctions, from the list below:
No function
Manual print command
Hold
Alternate switch
Momentary switch
Clear the tare weight
Clear the zero value• The key decreases the value of the blinking digit by one when
the numerical values are being entered.

1213

Description• The key to enter the calibration mode.
• The key is concealed by a sealable cover.
To avoid unintentional operations, keep the cover attachedexcept when entering the calibration mode.
• The key to turn the indicator ON (Weighing mode) and OFF (OFFmode). To turn the indicator OFF (OFF mode), press and hold thiskey.
• When OFF, all of the displays and external output/input devices
are turned OFF, but a decimal point located at the right side of
the main display remains ON.
• The key functions as an ESC key when the numerical values arebeing entered.

• The key to switch between the gross weight and the net weight.
• The key increases the value of the blinking digit by one when the
numerical values are being entered.
• The key to perform tare.
• The tare conditions are set in the calibration functions.
• The key shifts the position of the blinking digit to the right when
the numerical values are being entered.
• In the OFF mode, pressing the ON/OFF key while holding theTARE key will clear the zero value and the tare weight.
• The key to zero the current display.
• The zero conditions are set in the calibration functions.
• The key shifts the position of the blinking digit to the left when
the numerical values are being entered.
• Cover be sealed using a wire seal.

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4.2. Rear Panel
3

6

4

5

2

1
Illustration 2 Rear panel

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6

Description
AC power plug
Load cell terminal
Standard serial output (RS-232C output)
Standard serial output (Current loop output)
As an option, the current loop output can be changed to RS-485
or RS-232C (ch2).
Control I/O
Sealing bolt
Can be sealed with wire.

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5. Installation
The weighing indicator is a precision electronic instrument. Handle it carefully.

5.1. Precautions
5.1.1. Environment
The operating temperature range is -10°C to +40°C.
Do not install the indicator in a position where it is exposed to direct sunlight.
The indictor is not water-resistant. When used in an environment where the indicator
may be exposed to splashing water, secure the front panel to the control panel using
the accessory panel mount packing. This makes the front panel water-resistantequivalent to IP-65.

Panel mount packing

Guide rail

Control panel
D-sub

WasherScrew

Load cellconnector
Sealing bolt

Illustration 3 Panel mounting method

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5.1.2. Power source
Earth ground the indicator to prevent electrical shock orindicator malfunction.
Before connecting the indicator to the power source, read the instruction manual
thoroughly.
Do not connect the indicator to the power source before the installation is complete.
To avoid electrical shock, do not handle the power cable with wet hands.
Earth ground the indicator. Do not share the ground line with other electrical power
equipment.
The power requirement is 100 VAC to 240 VAC and the frequency is 50 Hz or 60 Hz.
Use a stable power source free from instantaneous power failure or noise.
To avoid a malfunction, do not share the power line with other devices.
The output voltage of a load cell is a very sensitive signal. Keep all electrical noise
sources away from the load cell and load cell cable.
Use shielded I/O cables. Connect the cable shield to the F.G. terminal or theindicator housing.

5.2. Type of Load Cell Cables
The load cell cable must have high insulation and shield performance.
Use a shield cable that is made with a material with high insulation resistance, such as
Teflon or polyethylene.
For best results, we recommend using A&D's load cell cables.
AX-KO162-5M to 100M (5m to 100m)
Cable diameter…φ9mm
Cross-sectional area of the conductor…0.5mm2

6 wire cable equipped

5.3. Connecting the Shield Wire
Connect the shield wire of the load cell cable to only the shield terminal (7th pin of the loadcell connector) of the AD-4410.
As a general rule, do not ground between the load cell and AD-4410. This is because when
there are multiple ground points, a ground loop can be created along the wiring route, andinterference such as high-frequency noise becomes more likely.

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5.4. Load Cell Connection
AD-4410 has two connection configurations: the 6-wire configuration and the 4-wireconfiguration.
We recommend connecting using the 6-wire configuration for optimum accuracy and stability.
Terminal No.
Function
1
EXC+
Load cell excitation voltage (+)
2
SEN+
Sensing input (+)
3
SENSensing input (-)
4
EXCLoad cell excitation voltage (-)
5
SIG+
Load cell input (+)
6
SIGLoad cell input (-)
7
SHIELD
ShieldLoad cell

Load cell cable

Indicator's load cellconnector

EXC+
SEN+

EXC+
SIG+

SIG-

SIG+
SEN-

EXC-

1
4

3

EXC-

2

6

5
7

SIGSHIELD(A) 6-wire configuration connection to load cell (recommended)
Load cell

Load cell cable

EXC+

EXC+

2 SEN+

1

SIG+

SIG-

Indicator's load cellconnector

4

SEN- 3
EXC-

EXC-

6

SIGSHIELD(B) 4-wire configuration connection to load cell
Illustration 4 Load cell connection configuration

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5 SIG+
7

Method
6-wireconfiguration(recommended)

4-wireconfiguration

Merit
DemeritEven if load cell cables
are lengthened or thinload cell cables areused, error margins are Wiring is somewhat
difficult.
kept low.
Error margins are also
kept low where multiple
load cells are used.
The temperature
coefficient will be
negatively affected by
the lead resistance ofWiring is easy.
the load cell cable.
Contact resistancefrom the connector etc.
will also have an effect.

Description
When using asumming box, we
strongly recommend
using the 6-wireconfiguration.

Errors become more
likely whenlengthened loadcells or multiple loadcells are used.

Precautions to be taken when using the 4-wire configuration:
If the 4-wire configuration has to be used, please take the following measures.
- Be sure to connect terminals 1 and 2 (EXC+ and SEN+) and terminals 3 and 4 (SEN- and EXC-).
- When lengthening the load cell cable, try to use cable with a large cross-sectional area.
Also, keep the cable as short as possible.

5.5. Checking the Load Cell Connection
Once the load cell has been connected, perform a connection check using the following
procedure.
1. Perform a visual check to ensure that there are no wiring mistakes.
2. Turn the AD-4410 ON.
When calibration has not yet been carried out, the display value may be blank. However,as long as there are no problems with the display, confirmation can still be carried out
using check mode.
3. Confirm the output value of the load cell by using check mode.
Refer to “10.2. Check Mode”, and start check mode for the A/D (load cell).
4. Confirm that the displayed load cell output value matches the specified value.
As a general rule, the displayed value should become the rated output value of the load cell or less.
5. Refer to “10.4. Confirming the load cell connection with a digital multimeter” if there is an
issue with the indicator, and check the connection.

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6. Operation
6.1. General Functions
6.1.1. Zero adjustment
Zero adjustment is a function to set the gross weight to zero. It is performed bypressing the ZERO key.
The zero adjustment range is set in Calf05 (zero adjustment range) and isexpressed as a percentage of the weighing capacity with the calibration zero point as
the center.
Zero adjustment is disabled, even within the zero adjustment range, if an A/D
converter overflow occurs.
A ZERO error is output if zero adjustment is not performed.
The zero value is stored in the non-volatile memory and is maintained, even if thepower is disconnected.
Clearing the zero value is performed using the F key assigned to clear the zero value.
Alternately, apply power to the indicator while holding the TARE key, or with theindicator in the OFF mode, press and hold the TARE key and press the ON/OFF key
to clear the zero value.
Functions related to zero adjustment
 Calf05: Changes the zero adjustment range. (0 to 100%)
 Calf10: Enables or disables zero adjustment when unstable.
 Calf16: Enables or disables power-ON zero function (to zero upon power-ON).
6.1.2. Zero tracking
Zero tracking is a function to track the weight drift around the zero point to maintainzero.
The zero tracking time is set in Calf06 (zero tracking time) and the zero tracking
band is set in Calf07 (zero tracking band). When the weight drift is within thespecified ranges, zero adjustment is performed automatically.
A ZERO error is not output even if zero tracking is not performed.
Functions related to zero tracking
 Calf06: Changes the zero tracking time. (0.0 to 5.0 seconds)
 Calf07: Changes the zero tracking band. (0.0 to 9.9 d)
6.1.3. Tare
Tare is a function to store the gross weight as the tare value and set the net weight to zero.
The tare weight is stored in the non-volatile memory and is maintained, even if thepower is disconnected.
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Clearing the tare weight is performed using the F key assigned to clear the tare weight.
Alternately, apply power to the indicator while holding the TARE key, or with theindicator in the OFF mode, press and hold the TARE key and press the ON/OFF key
to clear the tare weight.
Functions related to tare
 Calf10: Enables or disables tare when unstable.
 Calf11: Enables or disables tare when the gross weight is negative.
6.1.4. Clearing the zero adjustment and the tare
Alternately, apply power to the indicator while holding the TARE key, or with theindicator in the OFF mode, press and hold the TARE key and press the ON/OFF key toclear the zero value and the tare weight.
6.1.5. F key
Assign a function to the F key in the general functions.
Functions related to the F key
fncf02: Assigns a function to the F key from the functions below:
0: None1: Manual print command
2: Hold
3: Alternate switch (Read the description below.)
4: Momentary switch (Read the description below.)
5: Clear the tare weight
6: Clear the zero valueCalf15: Enables or disables clearing the zero value.
Calf20: Enables or disables the print command when the gross weight is negative.
Alternate switch and momentary switchBy assigning these switches to the F key, the ON/OFF status of the F key can betransmitted to the master station. This is useful when building a network or performing
maintenance.
By selecting “3: F key status” for fncf04 ( display), the ON/OFF status of the F key
can be confirmed by the memory in sync with the  display.
These switches perform as below:
Alternate switch
Press the switch once and release the switch to turn ON or OFF.
Press the switch again to turn OFF or ON.
Momentary switch
Only when the switch is being pressed, the F key is ON. When released, OFF.
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6.1.6.  display
Assign a function to the  display (fncf04) in the general functions.
0: None
1: Zero tracking in progress
2: Alarm (Zero range setting error, over limit)
3: F key status (Read the description below.)
4: Near zero
5: HI output (Over upper limit)
6: OK output (Within upper and lower limits)
7: LO output (Below lower limit)
8: User input 1
9: User input 2
10: User input 3
11: User output 1
12: User output 2
13: User output 3
F key status
Enables when alternate switch or momentary switch is selected for fncf02 (F key).
The  display turns ON when the F key is ON and turns OFF when the F key is OFF.
About user input and user output
User I/O can be used for any purpose the user wishes. It will not have any direct effecton the weighing instrument's operation. Using RS-232C or RS-485 interface
commands, one can turn on certain output terminals or check the status of certain input
terminals using the  display on the front panel.
Usage examples
Example 1)
You would like to monitor the input of a photo sensor with a computer, but you don't
have an input port that can work with it.
- Connect the photosensor to a control input terminal that is assigned to the user input.
- Using RS-232C/485 IOU commands, monitor the control input connected to thephoto sensor.
Example 2)
You would like to remotely control the relay via computer, but you don't have ausable output port.
- Connect the relay to a control output terminal that is assigned to the user output.
- Monitor the control output terminal, connected to a solenoid, with RS-232C/485
IOU commands.
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Example 3)With the AD-4410's front panel, you want to monitor a computer running a relay.
- Using the  display function, set the user output terminal you want to monitor.
Because the AD-4410’s control I/O terminal is well-insulated, it can prevent noiseinterference with computers created by issues such as relays.
6.1.7. Memory backup
Zero value, tare weight, calibration data and function data are written into the FRAM.
FRAM is a non-volatile memory and does not require batteries.
The data retention period is 10 years.
6.1.8. Near zero detection function
Near zero is a function to detect whether an object has been placed on the weighing pan.
A near zero state is when the weighing value is within the set value for the near zero range.
Related functions- When setting a comparative value for near zero:Set using fncf08 (near zero value setting)- When selecting an item to be compared with the near zero value:
Select gross weight or net weight using fncf09 (comparison weight of near zero)
6.1.9. Upper or lower limit detection function
This is a function to detect whether the weighed value is above an upper limit value or
below a lower limit value.
Related functions- When setting an upper or lower limit value:
Set using fncf10 (upper limit value) or fncf11 (lower limit value)- When selecting an item to be compared with the upper or lower limit value:
Set using fncf12 (weight compared with upper and lower limits)- When selecting logic to output the upper or lower limit:
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6.1.10. Hold function
There are three types of hold functions which can be used for different purposes.
1. Normal holdHolds the value displayed at the time the hold command was received.
2. Peak holdHolds the maximum value reached after the hold command was received.
The value will be refreshed if it increases again.
3. Averaging holdThis function averages weighing data over a certain period of time and then holds theresult.
It is useful for measuring things that are difficult to weigh such as an animal that won’t
settle down, or for averaging out the weight of an object in an unstable state. In
addition, it can reduce the effects of breezes which the digital filter cannot eliminate.
Related functions- To select the type of hold function:
Select the type of hold function with fncf07 (hold)- To set operating conditions for the hold function:
Set the averaging time length, standby time, or start and stop conditions with Hldf01
to 07. (Will not affect normal holds)

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Peak holdStandard
state

Waiting time (Busy state)(Start standby timer)

Hold start command
Automatic start condition

Hold

Refresh(Busy state)

Hold

Standard
state

Hold cancellation command
Automatic cancellation condition

Judgment start

Averaging holdStandard
state

Waiting time (Busy state)(Start standby timer)

Hold start command
Automatic start condition

Averaging (Busy state)(Averaging time)

Averaging start

HoldStandard
state

Averaging finish Hold cancellation command
Automatic cancellation condition

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6.2. Mode Map
The indicator has several modes to perform various operations.
Perform mode switching by the key operation shown below, only in the direction of thesolid arrow.
After setting a mode, the indicator resets automatically. Alternatively, the indicator
resets when the power is disconnected.
Automatic reset after setting

Power ON
Weighing
mode

Generalfunction mode

Switch using
the ON/OFF key

See the note
below.

OFF
mode

Enter using the key combination
ENTER + F
MaintenancemodeEnter using the key combinations
ENTER + F
and thenZERO + ENTER
Calibration
mode

Check
mode
Initialization
mode
Calibration using
an actual load
Calibration
function modeEnter using the CAL key
Digital linearize
mode
Linearity
function mode
All data
initialization mode

NOTE: When the power is disconnected while in the OFF mode, the indicator will
start in the OFF mode when power is re-connected.
Illustration 6 Mode map

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7. Calibration
7.1. General Description
In the calibration mode, the operation to relate the output voltage from a load cell to theactual weight value and other operations directly related to weighing are performed.
Calibration is performed using a calibration weight.
• Zero calibration: Adjusts the indicator so that themeasured value will be zero when noload is applied to the load cell.
Calibration with an• Span calibration: Enter the calibration weight value andplace the calibration weight on the load
actual loadcell.
When the indicator enters the mode of calibration with anactual load, the tare weight and the zero value will be
automatically cleared.
Calibration is performed without an actual load, by keying in
the load cell output voltage (mV/V).
• Input voltage at zero: Key in the load cell output at zero.
• Input voltage at span: Key in the load cell output at span.
(Load cell output at full capacity – load cell output at zero)
Digital span
• Calibration weight value at span:
Key in the calibration weight value
corresponding to the input voltage at
span.
(The input voltage at span is related to the weight value.)
Divides the weighing range into two and displays the net
weight or gross weight with an appropriate scale interval,
Dual range
depending on the value.
Calculates and corrects for gravity acceleration if the location
Gravity acceleration
where the instrument was calibrated and the location it iscorrection
being used in are different.
Nonlinearity correction feature to correct weighing errors that
occur halfway between the zero point and weighing capacity.
Up to 4 points can be input in addition to the zero point, andDigital linearization
the intervals between each point will be calculated using
curves.
Setting basic constant values of the indicator such as theminimum division and weighing capacity and other data
Calibration function directly related to weighing is performed.
Setting the parameters for digital span calibration, dual range
or gravity acceleration correction is also performed.
Clears all the data such as zero value, tare weight,
All data initialization
calibration data and function data.
NOTE: All the data set in the calibration mode is stored in the FRAM.

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7.2. Calibration with an Actual Load (Cal5et)
Calibration is performed using a calibration weight
Before performing calibration for the first time, set the unit, decimal point position,
minimum division and weighing capacity in the calibration function mode.
NOTE: To avoid drift caused by changes in temperature, warm up the indicator forten minutes or more before performing calibration with an actual load.
Step 1 Press the ON/OFF key to turn the indicator ON(weighing mode) if it is in the OFF mode.
Remove the CAL key cover and press the CAL
key.
CalL is displayed to indicate that the indicator
has entered the calibration mode.
Step 2 Press the ENTER key to display Cal5et .
The indicator enters the mode of calibration withan actual load. To go back to the weighing mode,press the ESC key.
Zero calibration
Step 3 Press the ENTER key to display Cal 0 .
If zero calibration is not to be performed, press
the F key and go to step 5.
To monitor the current weight value, press the
CAL key. Press the CAL key again to display
CalL 0.

Step 4 With nothing placed on the load cell, wait for thestabilization indicator to turn ON and press the
ENTER key. - - - - - - is displayed forapproximately two seconds.
If span calibration is not to be performed, press
the ESC key twice to return to the weighingmode.
Span calibration
Step 5 Press the ENTER key whenCal5pnisdisplayed.
The calibration weight value (the weighing
capacity currently set) is displayed and thelowest value number blinks.
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< > ∧ ∨ keys: Press to correct the value of thecalibration weight used.
CAL key: Press to check the current value(the gross weight) andpress again to display thecalibration weight value.
ESC key: Press three times to go back to
the weighing mode without
performing span calibration.
Step 6 Place a calibration weight on the load cell. Wait
for the stabilization indicator to turn ON andpress the ENTER key. - - - - - - is displayed
for approximately two seconds.
Step 7

Calend is displayed. To re-adjust the span,press the F key.

Step 8 Press the ESC key. Cal5et is displayed andthe calibration data is written into the FRAM.
Step 9 The current state is the same as that of step 2. To
go back to the weighing mode, press the ESC key
again.

NOTE: The blinking decimal point indicates that the current value is not the weightvalue.
If C errX is displayed, an error has occurred. Refer to “7.8. Calibration
Errors” to take some measures.

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7.3. Dual Range
Dual range is a function that divides the weighing range into two and displays the net
weight or gross weight with an appropriate scale interval, depending on the value.
This function is a feature of a dual range instrument.
Setting of the range and division
Set the following items using these calibration functions

Calf03: minimum division
Calf04: weighing capacity
Calf24: scale interval of dual range
Calf25: dual range border

Scale interval of the first range
Upper limit of the second range
Scale interval of the second range
Upper limit of the first range* Make sure you set the scale interval for the second range to a larger value than thefirst range.
* Set the dual range’s border so that it is a smaller value than the weighing range.

7.4. Gravity Acceleration Correction- When the scale (indicator) has been calibrated in the same place as it is being used,gravity acceleration correction is not required.
- A span error will appear if there is a gravity acceleration difference between the place
where the instrument has been calibrated and the place it is being used.
The gravity acceleration correction calculates and corrects this span error by setting
gravity acceleration correction values for both points (the place it was calibrated andthe place it is being used in).
* When the span is calibrated with actual load calibration, the gravity acceleration
correction settings are cleared, and the two gravity acceleration settings return to theirdefault values.
Set gravity acceleration
Set the following items with these calibration functions

Calf26: gravity acceleration of the place of calibration
Gravity acceleration of the place where the instrument was calibrated.

Calf27: gravity acceleration of the place of usage
Gravity acceleration of the place where the instrument is being used.

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Gravity Acceleration Table
Amsterdam
AthensAuckland NZ
BangkokBirmingham
Brussels
Buenos Aires
Calcutta
ChicagoCopenhagen
CyprusDjakarta
Frankfurt
Glasgow
HavanaHelsinki
KuwaitLisbonLondon (Greenwich)
Los Angeles
Madrid

9.813
9.800
9.799
9.783
9.813
9.811
9.797
9.788
9.803
9.815
9.797
9.781
9.810
9.816
9.788
9.819
9.793
9.801
9.812
9.796
9.800

m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2

ManilaMelbourne
Mexico City
Milan
New York
Oslo
OttawaParis
Rio de Janeiro
Rome
San Francisco
Singapore
Stockholm
SydneyTainanTaipeiTokyo
Vancouver, BC
Washington DC
Wellington NZ
Zurich

9.784
9.800
9.779
9.806
9.802
9.819
9.806
9.809
9.788
9.803
9.800
9.781
9.818
9.797
9.788
9.790
9.798
9.809
9.801
9.803
9.807

m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2
m/s2

Illustration 7 Gravity acceleration graph
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7.5. Digital Linearization
Even if zero and span points have been calibrated, weighing errors may occur between
the zero point and weighing capacity.
This is a corrective function designed to non-linearly correct weighing errors.
- It is possible to input up to four points in addition to the zero point.
- The zero point and each input point will be corrected to put them in a straight line.
- Areas between input points that could not be corrected completely with straight line
correction or with secondary correction will be corrected using a curved line derived
from high-order equations.
- When the actual load input for digital linearization is entered in, the calibrated data will
be refreshed using zero point and final input point data. There is no need to calibrate
again.

Straight line
correction
Weighing
value
Beforecorrection
High-order equation
correction

Zero

①

②

③

Mass value
Illustration 8 Digital linearization

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Actual load setting
Set digital linearization by loading/unloading masses.
* Warm up the instrument for at least ten minutes to avoid the effects of temperature drift.
* The input order should proceed from the smallest mass to the largest mass.
Step 1 Remove the calibration switch cover on the lower
left of the front panel, and press the CAL key (theswitch inside). Cal
is displayed, meaning
the instrument can go into calibration mode.
Press the ENTER key to enter into calibrationmode, at which point Cal5et is displayed.
Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select lnr5et , thenpress the ENTER key.
Step 2lnr 0 is displayed. If you want to monitor thecurrent weighing value, press the CAL key. The
gross weight is displayed.
If the CAL key is pressed again,
displayed.

lnr 0

is

Step 3 With nothing placed on the load cell, wait for thestabilization indicator to turn ON and then press
the ENTER key. -----seconds.
Step 4is displayed for two

lnr 1 is displayed. Press the ENTER key. The
mass value is displayed (current weight value
setting), and the last digit of the mass value
blinks.

Press the < > ∧ ∨ keys to adjust the number tothe mass that should be inputted.
If you want to check the current weighing value,press the CAL key. The gross weight is displayed.
If the CAL key is pressed again, the mass value isdisplayed.
Step 5 Place a calibration weight on the load cell. Wait
for the stabilization indicator to turn ON and thenpress the ENTER key.
two seconds.

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Step 6lnr 2 is displayed. Repeat the procedures in
Step 4 and Step 5.
The input steps are as follows:

lnr 3 → lnr 4 → lnrend
Step 7 To finish inputting, proceed to Step 8.
If you want to reenter some settings, press the∧ or ∨ key to select the input. All data following
the reentered data will be cleared.
Step 8 Press the ON/OFF key. lnr5et is displayed,
and the inputted data will be written into the
FRAM. At the same time, the calibrated data isalso refreshed.
Press the ON/OFF key again to return to thenormal mode.
* If C errXX is displayed, it means some sort of error has occurred.
For details, refer to “7.8 Calibration Errors” to address the issue.
* The blinking of the decimal points indicates that it is not the weighed value.

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7.6. Calibration Functions (Calf)
Step 1 Press the ON/OFF key to turn the indicator ON (weighing mode) if it is in the
OFF mode.
Remove the CAL key cover and press the CAL key.
Cal is displayed to indicate that the indicator has entered the calibration
mode.
Step 2 Press the ENTER key to display Cal5et . The indicator enters the mode ofcalibration with an actual load. To go back to the weighing mode, press the ESC
key.
Step 3 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to selectCalfF

and press the ENTER key.

Step 4 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select a function number to be used and press the
ENTER key. The current setting value is displayed.
Step 5 Change the value as necessary. Two methods to change are available,
depending on the function number as below
MethodSelecting a parameter

Inputting the value

Description
Only the available parameter is displayed and blinks.
Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select a parameter.
All the digits are displayed and a digit to be changed
blinks.
Press the < or > key to select a digit andpress the ∧ or ∨ key to change the value.

After setting, press the ENTER key. The next function number is displayed.
When the value is not to be changed, press the ESC key to return to thefunction number display.
Step 6 Press the ESC key. Calfis displayed and the data of the calibration
functions is written into the FRAM.
Press the ESC key again to go back to the weighing mode.
NOTE: The blinking decimal point indicates that the current value is not the weightvalue.
If a value exceeding the settable range is entered,
the input is canceled.

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Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Calf01
0 to 7

Calf020 to 5

Calf03
1 to 6

Calf04
1 to 999999

Calf050 to 100

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Function

Description

Unit of the weight value
0: None
1: g
2: kg
Unit
3: t
4: N
5: kN
6: Ib (U.S.A. version)
7: oz (U.S.A. version)
Decimal point position of the weight value
0: None 123456
1: 10112345.6
Decimal
2
point
2: 10
1234.563
position
3: 10
123.456
4
4: 10
12.3456
5: 105
1.23456
Minimum division (d) of the weight value
1: 1
2: 2
Minimum
3: 5
division
4: 10
5: 20
6: 50
Weighing capacity of the weighing instrument
Weighing is possible up to the value of thissetting plus 8 d. If the value exceeds this,Weighing
overflow will occur and will not be
capacity
displayed.
The decimal point position is the same as
the setting of Calf02.
Range to enable zero adjustment by theZERO key
Expressed as a percentage of the weighing
capacity with the calibration zero point as
the center.
Zeroadjustment
For example, if this is set to 2, the value inrange
the range of ±2% of the weighing capacitywith the calibration zero point at the center
will be to zero.
When a power-ON zero is performed, theinitial zero point will be the center.

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Default
value

2

0

1

70000

2

Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Function

Calf06
0.0 to 5.0

Zerotrackingtime

Calf07
0.0 to 9.9

Zerotracking
band

Performs zero tracking using this setting in
combination with the setting of the zero
tracking band.
When 0.0, zero tracking will not be
performed.
Unit: second in 0.1 increments
Performs zero tracking using this setting in
combination with the setting of the zero
tracking time.
When 0.0, zero tracking will not be
performed.
Unit: d (minimum division) in 0.1 increments

Displayed
weight0.0

0.0

Zero tracking follows
the weight value driftingaround the zero point
and adjusts to display
as zero.

4.5 d
0d
1 second

5.0 d

Default
value

Description

When
CALF06 = 1.0
CALF07 = 4.5
When
CALF06 = 1.0
CALF07 = 4.5

4.5 d

4.0 d

Zero tracking functions
when the weight value
is drifting within therange shown in thegraph.

3.0 d
2.0 d
1.0 d 0.5 d
0d
0 second

1 second

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When
CALF06 = 2.0
CALF07 = 0.5
2 seconds

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Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Function

Calf080.0 to 9.9

Stability
detection
time

Calf090 to 9Stability
detection
band

Default
value

Description
Performs stability detection using this setting
in combination with the setting of the stability
detection band.
When 0.0, stability detection will not be
performed. (Stable all the time)
Unit: second in 0.1 increments
Performs stability detection using this setting
in combination with the setting of the stability
detection time.
When 0, stability detection will not be
performed. (Stable all the time)
Unit: d (minimum division)

1.0

2

Stability detection outputs the STABLE signal when changes in
the weight value are within a certain range during a certain time.
Weightvalue

CALF09

CALF08

CALF09
CALF08STABLEsignalCalf100 to 1
Calf11
0 to 1
Calf120 to 1AD-4410

Tare andzero
adjustment
when
unstable
Tare when
the grossweight is
negative
Outputwhen
overflowandunstable

Tare and zero adjustment when the weightvalue is unstable.
0: Disables both functions.
1: Enables both functions.

1

Tare when the gross weight is negative.
0: Disables tare.
1: Enables tare.

1Standard serial output when the weight value
overflows and is unstable.
0: Disables output.
1: Enables output.

1

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Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Calf13
1 to 3

Calf14
1 to 2

Calf150 to 1
Calf160 to 1
Calf17-7.00000 to
7.00000
Calf180.00001 to
9.99999

Calf191 to 999999

Function

Description

To judge when the negative gross weightis exceeded.
ExceedingA/D negative exceeded or,negative
1: Gross weight < -999999
gross weight
2: Gross weight < negative weighing capacity
3: Gross weight < -19 d
To judge when the negative net weight isexceeded.
ExceedingGross weight negative exceeded or,negative net
weight1: Net weight < -999999
2: Net weight < negative weighing capacity
Select whether or not to clear the zero
Clear the zero value.
value
0: Disables.
1: Enables.
Select whether or not to perform zero
Zero setting
setting when power is turned on.
when power is
0: Disables.
turned on
1: Enables.
Input voltage from a load cell at zero.
Unit: mV/V
Input voltage
This value is determined in zeroat zerocalibration during the calibration with anactual load.
Input voltage from a load cell at span
Unit in mV/V
Input voltage
This value and the value of Calf19 areat spandetermined in span calibration during thecalibration with an actual load.
The calibration weight value corresponding
Calibration
to the Input voltage at span of Calf18.
weight value
corresponding When performing digital span, Calf17,
18 and 19 are required.
to Inputvoltage at
The decimal point position is the same as
span
the setting of Calf02.

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Default
value

1

1

1

0

0.00000

3.20000

32000

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Inputvoltage

CALF18
CALF17
CALF190

Displayed
weight0

NOTE: Record the setting values of Calf17, 18 and 19 in the “Setting List” atthe end of the manual to prepare against a failure.
By changing the parameters of Calf17, 18 and 19, “zero calibration”
and “span calibration” can be adjusted optionally. (Digital span accuracy
approx. 1/5000: The accuracy varies depending on the load cell output
accuracy and the conditions of calibration.)
Except for an emergency, perform calibration with an actual load.
Output by the manual print command when
the gross weight is negative.
Calf20 Output when
the gross weight
0: Enables output.
0 to 1is negative
1: Disables output.
Restriction on network-related
communication such as changing station
Calf21 Communication numbers or ID numbers and outputting byauto printing
restriction
0 to 1
0: Disables restriction.
1: Enables restriction.
Second header of serial output
Calf22Header 2
1: GS/NT/TR
1 to 2
2: G_/N_/T_ ( _ is space, ASCII 20h)
Number of digits forCalf23
1: 2 digits
unit in serial output
2:
3 digits
1 to 2
data
Minimum division (d) of second range
Calf24 Scale interval of
1: 1
dual range
1 to 6
2: 2
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0

0

1

1
1

Calf250 to999999Calf269.75000
to9.85000
Calf279.75000
to9.85000
Calf280 to 1

Dual range
borderGravityacceleration ofplace ofcalibration

3: 5
4: 10
5: 20
6: 50
If this is set to less than the scale interval ofRange 1, the instrument will revert to single
range mode. The scale interval for Range 1 isCalf03.
When the absolute weighing value (grossweight or net weight) is over the set range, itwill become Range 2.
The weighing capacity for Range 2 is Calf04.
The decimal point position is linked to Calf02.
Gravity acceleration of the place of
calibration.
Units in m/s209.80000

Gravityacceleration ofplace of use

Gravity acceleration of the place where thescale is being used.
9.80000
2
Units in m/s

Disableaveraging hold

0: Enabled
1: Disabled

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7.7. Linearity Functions (lnrf)
Confirm and change linearity settings.
To use this function, select “lnrf” in the same way as calibration functions are
selected.
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Function

Description

Defaultvalue

Llnrf01
0 to 5

Number of
input points

0

Llnrf02-7.00000
to 7.00000

Number of points where linear input wasdone.
The linear-zero input is included as one
point.
Digital linearization is not performed
when the set value is between 0 and 2.

Linear-zeroVoltage during linear-zero input
Units in mV/V.

Llnrf030 to 999999

Linear 1
mass value

Llnrf04
0.00000
to 9.99999

Linear 1
span

Llnrf05
0 to 999999

Linear 2
mass value

Llnrf06
0.00000
to 9.99999

Linear 2
span

Llnrf07
0 to 999999

Linear 3
mass value

Llnrf08
0.00000
to 9.99999

Linear 3
span

Llnrf09
0 to 999999

Linear 4
mass value

Llnrf100.00000
to 9.99999

Linear 4
span

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The decimal point position depends on
Calf02.
The span voltage from linear-zero during
linear 1 input
Units in mV/V.
The mass value during linear 2 input
The decimal point position depends on
Calf02.
The span voltage from linearity zero
during linearity 2 input
Units in mV/V.
The mass value during linear 3 input
The decimal point position depends on
Calf02.
The span voltage from linearity zero
during linearity 3 input
Units in mV/V.
The mass value during linear 4 input
The decimal point position depends on
Calf02.
The span voltage from linearity zero
during linearity 4 input
Units in mV/V.

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7.8. Calibration Errors
When an error occurs during calibration, the error number is displayed.
If calibration is finished without removing the error, the setting values will be restored tothe state before calibration.
Calibration errors and remedies
Error No.

C err1

C err2

C err3C err4C err5C err6
C err7
C err8Description

RemedyMake the minimum division
greater or make the
The display resolution (weighing
weighing capacity smaller.
capacity / minimum division) exceeds the
The specified value
specified value.
depends on the instrument
or specifications.
Check the load cell rating
and connection.
Voltage at zero calibration exceeds in
When nothing is wrong withthe positive direction.
the rating and connection,
adjust the load cell output
as described in the next
section.
When the load cell or A/D
Voltage at zero calibration exceeds inconverter may be the cause
the negative direction.
of error, confirm this byusing the check mode.
The value of the calibration weight
Use an appropriate
exceeds the weighing capacity.
calibration weight and
The value of the calibration weight is lesscalibrate again.
than the minimum division.
Use a load cell with higher
The load cell sensitivity is not sufficient. sensitivity or make theminimum division greater.
Voltage at span calibration is less than
Check the load cellvoltage at the zero point.
connection.
The load cell output voltage is too highUse a load cell with awhen the load of the weighing capacity is greater rating or make theplaced.
weighing capacity smaller.

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7.9. Load Cell Output Adjustment
Add a resistor as shown below to adjust the load cell output.
Use a resistor with a high resistance value and a low temperature coefficient.

SIG-"C Err 3"
When exceeding in the negative direction)

EXC+

EXC+
r
to
is
es d
R dd eaRead sisd e to rd"C Err 2"(When exceeding in the positive direction)

SIG+

SIG-

EXC-

SIG+

EXC-

Illustration 9 Load cell output adjustment* Because the zero point of the AD-4410 has a wide adjustable range, as long as there
is no problem with a load cell, correcting an output by the AD-4410 is hardly everrequired.
Before an output correction is carried out, confirm load cells (deformation, wiring
mistakes, contact with anything, or model selection etc.) and connections.

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8. General Functions
General functions are divided into groups according to function and are indicated by thegroup name with the function number.
NOTE: General functions determine the AD-4410 performance and all of the settings
are stored in the FRAM.

8.1. Setting Procedure
Step 1 While pressing and holding the ENTER key, press the F key.
fnc is displayed to indicate that the indicator will enter the general function
mode.
Step 2 Press the ENTER key. The indicator enters the general function mode.
To go back to the weighing mode without entering the general function mode,press the ESC key.
Step 3 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select the function group to be set.
DisplayGroup nameBasicfunctionsFfncfF
Hold functions
HldfF
Control I/O
io fStandard serial output
Cl f
RS-232C (Standard)
Rr51f
RS-232C (ch2) / RS-485
Rr52f
Press the ENTER key. The function number will be displayed.
Step 4 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select the function number to be set.
Press the ENTER key. The current setting value will be displayed.
Step 5 Change the setting value using either one of the methods below.
MethodSelecting a parameter

Inputting the value

Description
Only the parameter number to be selected isdisplayed and blinks.
Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select a parameter.
All the digits are displayed and the digit to bechanged blinks.
Press the < or > key to select a digit andpress the ∧ or ∨ key to change the value.

After setting, press the ENTER key. The next function number is displayed.
When the parameter is not to be changed, press the ESC key to return to thefunction number display.
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Step 6 Press the ESC key. The function number disappears and the indicator returns tothe state of step 3.
Press the ESC key to store the setting values in the FRAM and go back to theweighing mode.
NOTE: The blinking decimal point indicates that the current value is not the weightvalue.
If a value exceeding the settable range is entered, err dt is displayed andthe input is canceled.

8.2. Adjusting the Digital Filter
Adjust the digital filter using fncf05 (digital filter).
The available settable range for the cutoff frequency is from 11 Hz to 0.07 Hz.
The cut off frequency is the frequency where vibrations begin to decline.
1. If the weighing value is unstable, set the cutoff frequency lower.
2. To make the response faster, set the cutoff frequency higher.
Cut off frequency is high.
Response rate is fast.
Weak against disturbances.

Cut off frequency is low.
Response rate is slow.
Strong against disturbances.

* It is possible to make adjustments while watching the effects of the digital filter with your own
eyes.
By pressing the CAL key while setting fncf05 (digital filter), it is possible to check theweight displayed.
ZERO key
∧ Key
∨ Key

Set the display to zero.
Increase stability.
Increase speed.

CAL key

Return to the value setting display.

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8.3. Basic Functions (fncf)
Function No.
Parameter
range

FunctionFfncf01
000000 to
111111Disable key
switchEach digit of the setting corresponds to a
key switch. Only available in the weighing
mode.
0: Does not disable the key switch function.
1: Disables the key switch function.
Key assignment to each binary digit
6th
5th
4th
3rd
2nd
1st
ZERO

fncf020 to 6

F key

fncf03
1 to 3

Display
update rate

fncf040 to 13

 display

fncf050 to 16

Digital filter

Default
value

Description

TARE

Net/B/GNET GROSS

ON/OFF
ESC

ENTER

Assigns a function to the F key.
0: None1: Manual print command
2: Hold
3: Alternate switch
4: Momentary switch
5: Clear the tare weight
6: Clear the zero value
NOTE: Clearing the zero value can be
enabled or disabled by Calf15
1: 20 times/second
2: 10 times/second
3: 5 times/second
Assigns a function to the  display.
0: None
1: Zero tracking in progress
2: Alarm (Zero range setting error, over)
3: F key status
4: Near zero
5: HI output (Over the upper limit value)
6: OK output (Within upper and lower limit
values)7: LO output (Below the lower limit value)
8: User input 1
9: User input 2
10: User input 3
11: User output 1
12: User output 2
13: User output 3
Selects a cutoff frequency.
0: None1: 11.0 Hz
2: 8.0 Hz
3: 5.6 Hz
4: 4.0 Hz
5: 2.8 Hz
6: 2.0 Hz
Page 43000000(binary)

0

1

0

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fncf07
1 to 3Hold

fncf08-999999
to 999999

Set value ofnear-zero

fncf091 to 2Mass to becomparedwithnear-zeroFfncf10-999999
to 999999
Ffncf11-999999
to 999999
Ffncf12
1 to 2
Ffncf13
1 to 2

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7: 1.4 Hz
8: 1.0 Hz
9: 0.7 Hz
10: 0.5 Hz
11: 0.33 Hz
12: 0.25 Hz
13: 0.17 Hz
14: 0.13 Hz
15: 0.10 Hz
16: 0.07 Hz
1: Normal hold
2: Peak hold
3: Averaging hold
The reference value for near-zero
Decimal point position is linked to Calf02.

1

10Item to be compared with near-zero
1: Gross weight
2: Net weight1

Upper limit
value

Reference value for the upper limit
The decimal point position is linked to
Calf02.

10

Lower limit
value

Reference value for the lower limit
The decimal point position is linked to
Calf02.

-10

Mass to becomparedwith upperand lower
limit

Item to be compared with the upper andlower limit
1: Gross weight
2: Net weight1

Logic used when the result of the
Output logic comparison with the upper and lower limit isof upperoutputand lower
1: Positive logic
limit
2: Negative logic

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8.4. Hold
Function No.
Parameter
range

Function

Description

Default
value

Time to perform the averaging.
Units in seconds.
0.00
0.00 is not averaged.
Time to wait before commencing hold or
LHldf02
Start wait
averaging.
0.00
0.00 to 9.99 time
Units in seconds.
Condition to start the hold or averaging
Condition of automatically
LHldf03
automatic
0: Do not use automatic start.
0
0 to 2start
1: Above the near-zero range, and stable
2: Above the near-zero range
Release due Release when control input is falling
LHldf04
to falling
0: Do not release1
0 to 1
control input
1: Release
Release after a set amount of time
has passed
LHldf05
Time
Units in seconds.
0.00
0.00 to 9.99 release
Release will not happen if the value is set
to 0.00.
Release when fluctuation from theholding value exceeds a set value
Release due
LHldf06
The decimal point position is linked to
to range of0
0 to 999999
Calf02.
fluctuation
Release will not happen if the value is set
to 0.
Release when the weighing value is in
Release in
LHldf07
the near-zero range
near-zero0
0 to 1
0: Do not release
range
1: Release* This hold function only works when fncf07 (hold) is set to 2 (peak hold) or 3 (averaginghold). This hold function has no function when fncf07 (hold) is set to 1 (normal hold).

LHldf01
0.00 to 9.99

Averagingtime* Hldf01 (averaging time) works only when fncf07 (hold) is set to 3 (averaging hold).
* Hldf04 Release when control input is falling
0: Do not release
When not releasing at falling control
ON
input, release condition is set by
OFF
Control input
Hold operation

ON
OFF

Hldf05 to 07.

↑Renewed hold value
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1: Release (Initial value)
Control input
Hold operation

ON
OFF
ON
OFF

8.5. Control I/O
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Function

Li0 f01
0 to 13

Control
input 1

Li0 f02
0 to 13

Control
input 2

Li0 f030 to 13

Control
input 3

Li0 f04
0 to 18

Control
output 1

Li0 f05
0 to 18

Control
output 2

Li0 f06
0 to 18

Control
output 3

Description
0: None
1: Zero2: Clear zero
3: Tare4: Clear tare
5: Gross weight display
6: Net weight display
7: Changing between gross weight and
net weight
8: Hold
9: Print command
10: F key
11: User input 1
12: User input 2
13: User input 3
0: None
1: Stabilization
2: While displaying gross weight
3: While displaying net weight
4: During tare
5: Near zero
6: During hold
7: Hold busy state
8: HI output (Over upper limit)
9: OK output (Within upper and lower
limits)
10: LO output (Under lower limit)
11: User output 1
12: User output 2
13: User output 3
14: During operating weighing (On)15: During operating weighing (1 Hz)
16: During operating weighing (50 Hz)
17: Zero correction error
18: Tare error

Default
value

1

3

7

3

4

5

* User input is a function to enable status confirmation by connecting a sensor or switch
externally to the AD-4410.
User output is a function to enable controlling using solenoid valves or relays, etc.
connected to the AD-4410 externally.
Status of the user input and user output can be confirmed and changed by Modbus orcommands using the RS-232C or RS-485.
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8.6. Standard Serial (current loop)
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Function

Cl f01
1 to 5

Outputdata

Cl f02
1 to 3Datatransfermode

Cl f03
1 to 2

Baud rate

Cl f040 to 99

ID number

Description

Defaultvalue

1: Displayed weight
2: Gross weight
3: Net weight
4: Tare weight
5: Gross/Net/Tare
1: Stream
2: Auto printing (Note 1)
3: Manual printing
1: 600 bps
2: 2400 bps
Adds an ID number to the standard serial
output. (Note 2)
0: Does not add an ID number.
1 to 99

1

1
2

0

NOTE: When “1: Enables restriction” is selected for Calf21 (Communication
restriction):(Note 1) Auto printing will not be performed even if auto printing
conditions are met.
(Note 2) ID numbers can not be changed.

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8.7. RS-232C (Standard) / RS-232C (ch2) / RS-485
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Function

Sr51f01
r52f01
1 to 5

Output data

Sr51f02
r52f02
1 to 6

Data transfer
mode

Sr51f03
r52f03
1 to 7

Baud rate

Sr51f04
r52f040 to 2
Sr51f05
r52f05
1 to 2
Sr51f06
r52f060 to 99
Sr51f07
r52f071 to 2
Sr51f08
r52f080 to 1

Parity ofnumber ofdata bits

1: Displayed weight
2: Gross weight
3: Net weight
4: Tare weight
5: Gross / Net / Tare
When the data transfer mode is set tojet stream, 5: will output the load cell
output signal in units of 0.00001 mV/V.
1: Stream (Every time display isrefreshed)
2: Auto print
3: Manual print
4: Jet stream (Every sampling)
5: Command
6: Modbus-RTU
1: 600bps
2: 1200bps
3: 2400bps
4: 4800bps
5: 9600bps
6: 19200bps
7: 38400bps

Default
value

1

1

3

0: 8-bit data, no parity
1: 7-bit data, odd parity
2: 7-bit data, even parity

2

Terminator

1: CR, LF
2: CR

1

ID number

0: None1 to 990

Decimalpoint/
Delimiter

1: Decimal point: dot / Delimiter: comma
2: Decimal point: comma / Delimiter:
semicolon

1Time out

1: No limit
2: Approx. 1 second

1

Sr51f09
r52f090 to 4

Delay when
outputting
repeatedly

Sr52f100 to 1

Internal
terminating
resistance

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Description

0: No delay
1: Approx. 0.5 second
2: Approx. 1.0 second
3: Approx. 1.5 second
4: Approx. 2.0 second
0: Off
1: On (120Ω)Available only when using RS-485
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9. Interface
9.1. Control I/O- Display and data output can be controlled externally using control input.
- Weighing states and results can be output to external devices using control output.
- User input is a function to enable status confirmation by connecting a sensor or switch
externally to the AD-4410.
User output is a function to enable controlling using solenoid valves or relays, etc.
connected to the AD-4410 externally.
Status of the user input and user output can be confirmed and changed by Modbus orcommands using the RS-232C or RS-485.
9.1.1. Specification
Input circuit method
Input terminal open voltage
Input circuit driving current
Allowable residual voltage
Output circuit method
Output circuit pressure-resistance
Allowable driving current
Output terminal residual voltage

DC input (Source type)
Approx. 5V
5mA (Maximum)
2V (Maximum)
Open corrector output
DC40V
50mA
1.5V (When driving current is 50mA)

9.1.2. Connection
Function
Pin No.
Signal name
Description
Control input
7
IN1
Control input 1
5
IN2
Control input 2
3
IN3
Control input 3
2
COM (in)Common terminal of control input
Control
6
OUT1
Control output 1
output4
OUT2
Control output 2
1
OUT3
Control output 3
8COM (out) Common terminal of control output
Shell
FG
Earth
* Total wiring length should be less than 30m and wired indoors.
Adaptive connector JA-TCP0586 (provided)+5V

Internal circuit

COM(in)

OUT2

IN2
1kΩ

OUT3

IN3
1kΩ

OUT1

IN1
COM(out)

1kΩ

Illustration 10 Internal circuit of control I/O
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9.2. Serial Interface
9.2.1. Standard serial output (Current loop)
AD-4410 has standard serial output (Current loop) and RS-232C (ch1) as standard
equipment. Also, it is possible to change the current loop to RS-485 or RS-232C (ch2)for optional units.
AD4410-03 RS-485
AD4410-04 RS-232C (ch2)* It is impossible to use the current loop when options are connected.
Connection
Pin No. Signal name
Direction
3
C.L.
Output5
C.L.
Output1,2,4,6,7
Shell
FG* Use a shielded cable when wiring.

Description
Current loop output (No polarity)
Current loop output (No polarity)
No use (No connection)
ShieldC.L./OP internal circuit
Adaptive connector AX-TCP0576-S (provided)
NC

Current loop output

NC

～

＋

～

－

NC

NC

NC
Shell
FG

Illustration 11 Internal circuit of standard serial output (Current loop)

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9.2.2. RS-232C (ch1)Transmission type : Start-stop synchronous, bi-directional, half duplex
Baud rate: 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 bps
Data bits: 7 or 8 bits
Parity: 1 bit, Even or Odd (Data bits 7 bits)
None (Data bits 8 bits)
Start bit
: 1 bit
Stop bit: 1 bitCode: ASCII
Terminator: CR LF, OR (CR: 0Dh, LF: 0Ah)
Connector: D-sub 9 pin male
* Use the straight cable when connecting the AD-4410 to a PC or PLC.
Connection
Pin No. Signal name Direction
Description
2
TXD
OutputTransmission data
3
RXD
Input
Received data
5
SG
Signal ground
7RTS
7 pin and 8 pin are connected internally.
8
CTS
1,4,6,9Not used (No connection)
Shell
Shield* Total wiring length should be less than 30m and wired indoors.

Illustration 12 Standard serial output internal circuit (RS-232C)

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9.2.3. RS-485 (AD4410-03)
Optionally installed on the AD-4410.
Signal form
: EIA RS-485 compliant
Baud rate: 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 bps
Data bits: 7 or 8 bits
Parity: 1 bit, Even or Odd (Data bits 7 bits)
None (Data bits 8 bits)
Start bit
: 1 bit
Stop bit: 1 bit
Signal wire
: Twin wires method
Drop number: Up to 32
Terminator resistor : 120Ω (Can select internal connection)
Character code
: ASCII, JIS 8
Connector: 7 pin DIN connector
Connection
Pin No. Signal name
1
A
2
B
4
SG
6,7
3,5
Shell
FG

Direction
I/O
I/O
-

Description
Transmission data
Received data
Signal groundNot used (No connection)
Current loop output
Shield* By setting the function, setting the terminator resistance (120Ω) to be available orunavailable is possible.
* Use a shielded cable when wiring.
* Do not connect to the current loop output.
* Depending on the model, the A and B terminals of the RS-485 may be reversed.
* When there is no signal ground for the RS-485, there is no need to wire the SG
terminal* Connect to the FG terminal when a shield connection is required.
C.L./OP internal circuit
Adaptive connector AX-TCP0576-S (provided)Internal circuit of theAD4410-03 RS-485

A
B

RE/DE
SG

NC

NC
Shell
FG

Illustration 13 Option internal circuitry (AD4410-03)
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9.2.4. RS-232C (AD4410-04) (ch2)
Optionally installed on the AD-4410.
Transmission form
: Start-stop synchronous, bi-directional, half duplex
Baud rate: 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 bps
Data bits: 7 or 8 bits
Parity: 1 bit, Even or Odd (Data bits 7 bits)
None (Data bits 8 bits)
Start bit
: 1 bit
Stop bit: 1 bitCode: ASCII
Terminator: CR LF, OR (CR:0Dh, LF: 0Ah)
Connector: 7-pin DIN connector
Connection
Pin No. Signal name Direction
Description
1
TXD
OutputTransmission data
2
RXD
Input
Received data
4
SG
Signal ground
6
DSR
Output7
Not used (No connection)
3,5
Current loop output
Shell
FG
Shield* Do not connect to the current loop output.
* Connect the RTS and CTS by a cable side.
* Total wiring length should be less than 30m and wired indoors.
C.L./OP internal circuit
Adaptive connector AX-TCP0576-S (provided)Internal circuit of theAD4410-04 RS-232C

RXD

SG

TXD

DSR

NC
Shell
FG

Illustration 14 Option internal circuitry (AD4410-04)

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9.2.5. Bit structure
Data 7 bits
Data bit
Start bit

Stop bit
Parity bit

Data 8 bits
Data bit

Stop bit

9.2.6. Data transfer mode
Six data transfer modes are available; stream, auto printing, manual printing, jet stream,command or Modbus-RTU. When using the built-in serial output (Standard), three datatransfer modes are available; stream, auto printing or manual printing.

Stream mode

Auto printing mode
Manual printing mode
Jet stream mode
Command mode

Modbus-RTU mode

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Transmits data in sync with the display update rate. If theindicator can not catch up with the update rate because of
the baud rate, the transmission is paused until the next
updating.
The transmitted data is the same as what is being
displayed. Data that is not displayed is never transmitted.
Transmits data one time once a weight value of 5 d or
greater has stabilized.
For a further transmission, the weight value must fall
below 5 d and then stabilize again above that value.
Transmits data when the F key, assigned as the manual
print command, is pressed.
Transmits data in sync with the sampling rate. If theindicator can not catch up with the sampling because of
the baud rate, the transmission is paused until the next
sampling.
When carrying out a command, it returns the received
command or response data.
The interface can be used as slave device of Modbus RTU.
When using Modbus RTU interface installed in the
AD-4410, the master device can read measurement value
and status information and store parameters to theAD-4410. The interface can be connected easily tocomputer, PLC (Sequencer) and programmable display
adapted to the Modbus RTU. The built-in RS-232C(Standard), option RS-232C (OP-04) and RS-485 (OP-03)
can be used for the interface and protocols.

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Functions related to the data transfer modeSet Cl f04, r51f06 or r52f06 (ID number) to add an ID number to standard serial
output.
Example:@ 0 9 S T , G S ,

+ 0

1 2

3 .

4 5

k g CR LF

ID numberSet Calf20 (disables negative output) to disable the print command when grossweight is negative.
Set Calf22 (header 2) to change header 2 to G, N or T.
9.2.7. Data format
The data format used is A&D standard format or jet stream format.
A&D standard format
This is the format to be used with an A&D printer or remote display and consists of two
headers, data, unit and a terminator.
S T , G S

, + 0

Header 1 Header 2

Header 1

Header 2
Separator
Data (ASCII code)

Unit (six types)

Terminator

1 2

3

. 4 5

Data

(8-digit with a polarity
and a decimal point)

ASCII code
ST
US
OL
HD
GS
NT
TR
,
0 to 9+SP (space). (period)
SP SP
SP g
kg
SP t
SP N
kN
CR
LF

k

g CR LF

Unit Terminator

Hexadecimal[53 54][55 53][4F 4C][48 44][47 53][4E 54][54 52][2C][30 to 39]
[2B]
[2D]
[20]
[2E]
[20 20][20 67][6B 67][20 74][20 4E][6B 4E][0D][0A]

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Description
StableUnstable
Overload
Hold
Gross weight
Net weight
Tare weight

No unit
g
kg
t
N
kN

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A&D standard format examples

Data(8-digit with a polarity
and a decimal point) Unit

Header 1 Header 2

Terminator

0 1 2 3 4 5 k g CR LF

Header 2 [GS]0 1 0 0 0 0 k g CR LF

Header 2 [NT]0 2 3 4 5 k g CR LF

Header 2 [TR]Gross weight

S T , G S

Net weight

S T ,

N

T ,

Tare weight

S T ,

T

R

Data with a decimal point

S T ,

G S

k

g CR LF

Data [ . ]Positive overflow

O L ,G S , + SP SP SP SP . SP SP k

g CR LF

Negative overflow

O L ,

G S ,

- SP SP SP SP . SP SP k

g CR LF

Unstable data

U

Header 1 [OL]
Header 1 [OL]Polarity [ - ]Header 1 [US]

, + 0
+

, +

0

0 0

, + 0

S , G S , + 0

1 2 3 . 4 5

1 2 3

.

4

5 k g CR LF“Output OFF” data O L , G S , + SP SP SP SP . SP SP k g CR LF Same as
positive overflow
NOTE: The decimal point position is the same even when overflow occurs.
Jet stream format
This is the format for jet stream mode, which has no headers, decimal points, or units tomaintain high-speed output.

+ 1 2 3 4 5 6 CR LF

Data (7 digits)

Data (ASCII code)
Terminator

Terminator
ASCII code
0 to 9+SP (space)CR
LF

Hexadecimal[30 to 39]
[2B]
[2D]
[20]
[0D]
[0A]

Description

9.2.8 Command and response
Any data transfer mode can be used, but responses are not carried out in the stream andjet stream mode.
The indicator returns “?” when the command can not be read, or it returns “I” when thecommand can not be carried out.
Add “@NN” (NN is number set by function.) ahead of command when adding the ID
number. Command is not carried out when there is no “@NN” or the number is wrong.
“@NN” is also added ahead of the response.

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9.2.8.1 Commands to output data
Display data request
Outputs display data immediately after the command is received.
Command
RW
Command example
RWCRLF
Response example
ST,GS,+00123.0kgCRLF
Gross weight data request
Outputs gross weight data immediately after the command is received.
Command
RG
Command example
RGCRLF
Response example
ST,GS,+00123.0kgCRLF
Net weight data request
Outputs net weight data immediately after the command is received.
Command
RN
Command example
RNCRLF
Response example
ST,NT,+00123.0kgCRLF
Tare weight data request
Outputs tare weight data immediately after the command is received.
CommandRT
Command example
RTCRLF
Response example
ST,TR,+00123.0kgCRLF
Center zero point confirmation
Outputs whether or not it is within the center zero point.
Command
RZ
Command example
RZCRLF
Response example
1) RZ,0CRLF : When it is not within the zero point
2) RZ,1CRLF : When it is within the zero point
9.2.8.2 Control commands
Zero operation
Performs a zero operation.
Command
MZCommand example
MZCRLF
Response example
MZCRLF
Zero clear
The zero and tare values are cleared and the gross weight is displayed.
CommandCZ
Command example
CZCRLF
Response example
CZCRLF
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Tare
Subtract tare.
CommandCommand example
Response example

MT
MTCRLFMTCRLF

Tare clear
The tare is cleared, the tare value becomes zero, and the gross weight is displayed.
CommandCT
Command example
CTCRLF
Response example
CTCRLF
Gross weight display
Change the display to gross weight.
CommandMG
Command example
MGCRLF
Response example
MGCRLF
Net weight display
Change the display to net weight.
Command
MN
Command example
MNCRLF
Response example
MNCRLF
Disable key switch
Disable key switch operations.
(The disabled state induced by this command is released by turning off the power.)
Command
DK
Command example
DKCRLF
Response example
DKCRLF
Release key switch disabled state
Re-enable key switch operation through DK commands.
Command
EK
Command example
EKCRLF
Response example
EKCRLF9.2.8.3 Commands related to holds
Begin holdStarts a hold.
For averaging holds, either averaging standby or averaging is initiated.
The response depends on what state is currently selected.
CommandHS
Command example
HSCRLF
Response example
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1) HSCRLF
2) HD,1CRLF
3) HD,2CRLF
4) HD,3CRLF

The standard state. (Neither holds nor Averaging are taking
place.)
During a busy state. (Averaging standby, Averaging state)
During a hold state.
During a simultaneous hold state and busy state.

Release hold
Cancels a hold. At this time, averaging is canceled if it has started, and the device
returns to the standard state.
CommandHC
Command example
HCCRLF
Response example
HCCRLF
Confirm hold stateOutputs hold state. (Averaging, holding, standard)CommandHD
Command example
HDCRLF
Response example
1)HD,0CRLF
During standard state. (Neither holds nor Averaging are
taking place.)
C L2)HD,1 R F
During Averaging.
C L
During hold.
3)HD,2 R F
4)HD,3CRLF
During simultaneous hold state and Averaging state.
9.2.8.4. Commands related to near-zero detection
Read near-zero setting
Reads the set value for near-zero.
CommandRZBCommand example
RZBCRLF
Response example
RZB,+012345CRLF(Polarity, 6 digits, no decimal point)
Write near-zero value
Sets the near-zero value.
Command
WZB, setting value
Command example
WZB,+012345CRLF
Response example
WZB,+012345CRLF(Polarity, 6 digits, no decimal point)
9.2.8.5. Commands related to upper/lower limit settings
Read upper limit value
Reads upper limit value.
Command
RH
Command example
RHCRLF
Response example
RH,+012345CRLF(Polarity, 6 digits, no decimal point)
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Write upper limit value
Sets the upper limit value.
CommandWH, setting value
Command example
WH,+012345CRLF
Response example
WH,+012345CRLF(Polarity, 6 digits, no decimal point)
Read lower limit value
Reads lower limit value.
Command
RL
Command example
RLCRLF
Response example
RL,+012345CRLF(Polarity, 6 digits, no decimal point)
Write lower limit value
Sets the lower limit value.
CommandWL, setting value
Command example
WL,+012345CRLF
Response example
WL,+012345CRLF(Polarity, 6 digits, no decimal point)
9.2.8.6. Commands related to control I/OChange user output
Sets user output state with a numerical value.
Returns the new user output/input states using a numerical value.
Command
IOU
Command example
IOU,4CRLF
Response example
IOU,40CRLF
User input
User output
Confirm user I/O state
Returns the user output/input states using a numerical value.
Command
IOU
Command example
IOUCRLF
Response example
IOU,32CRLF
User input (Input 3: OFF, Input 2: ON, Input 1: OFF)
User output (Output 3: OFF, Output 2: ON, Output 1: ON)

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User output
Numerical
Output 3 Output 2 Output 1
value
0
OFF
OFF
OFF
1
OFF
OFF
ON
2
OFF
ON
OFF
3
OFF
ON
ON
4
ON
OFF
OFF
5
ON
OFF
ON
6
ON
ON
OFF
7
ON
ON
ON

User input
Numerical
Input 3
value
0
OFF
1
OFF
2
OFF
3
OFF
4
ON
5
ON
6
ON
7
ON

Input 2

Input 1

OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON

OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON

9.2.8.7. Response when the command is an error?: Format error
V: Value error
I: Mode error
9.2.9 Modbus-RTU
OutlineModbus-RTU is enabled in program version 1.13 or later.
When using Modbus RTU interface installed in the AD-4410, the master device canread measurement value and status information and store parameters to the AD-4410.
The interface can be connected easily to computer, PLC (Sequencer) andprogrammable display adapted to the Modbus RTU. The built-in RS-232C (Standard),
option RS-232C (OP-04) and RS-485 (OP-03) can be used for the interface andprotocols. The interface can be used as slave device of Modbus RTU when presetting
the function parameters of the AD-4410.
Preset Condition Of Functions
Function No.
Item,
Output data,
Data transfer mode
,
,
,
,
,
,
,

Description
Arbitrary selection unrelated to Modbus RTU
Set to 6 : Modbus RTU
Preset a number between 1 and 7 to adapt
to connected device.
Baud rate
1 : 600 bps
2 : 1200 bps 3 : 2400 bps
4 : 4800 bps 5 : 9600 bps 6 : 19200 bps
7 : 38400 bps
Number of data bits, parity 0 : data 8bit, no parity is selected automatically.
Terminator
Arbitrary selection unrelated to Modbus RTU
ID number
Set a number except 0.
Decimal point / Delimiter
Arbitrary selection unrelated to Modbus RTU
Time out
Arbitrary selection unrelated to Modbus RTU
Delay when outputting
Arbitrary selection unrelated to Modbus RTU
repeatedly
Normally set to 0 (Not used). Set to 1 (used)
Internal terminator
only when using an RS-485 and this device
resistanceis a network terminator device.

Stop bit becomes "1" automatically.
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Kind
Address
Item
00001 Zero
Coil
00001 to 09999 00002 Clear the zero value(Master Slave) 00003 Tare
00004 Clear the tare value
00005 Print
00006 F key
00007 Cancel error
00008
00009 Net / Gross display
00010 Hold
00011 Key inhibition
00012 User output 1
00013 User output 200014 User output 3
00015
00016

1 : Execute *1
1 : Execute *1
1 : Execute *1
1 : Execute *1
1 : Execute *1
1 : Execute *1
1 : Execute *1
1 : Net1 : Start
1 : Inhibition
1 : ON
1 : ON
1 : ON

Description

0 : Gross
0 : Stop
0 : Permission
0 : OFF
0 : OFF
0 : OFF*1 After the execution, 0 is set automatically.
Kind
Address
Item10001 Stable
Bit 0
Input Status
10001 to 19999 10002 Net center of zero
Bit 1
(SlaveMaster) 10003 Gross center of zero Bit 2
10004 Net display
Bit 3
10005 Gross display
Bit 410006 Tare in progress
Bit 510007 Hold in progress
Bit 6
10008 Hold busy
Bit 710009 Zero tracking
Bit 810010 In sync with
Bit 910011 In weighing (ON)Bit 1010012 Capacity exceeded Bit 11
10013 Weighing failure
Bit 1210014 Alarm
Bit 1310015
Bit 1410016
Bit 1510017 Zero band
Bit 010018 HI output
Bit 1
10019 OK output
Bit 2
10020 LO output
Bit 3
10021 User input 1
Bit 4
10022 User input 2
Bit 5
10023 User input 3
Bit 6
10024
Bit 7
10025 User output 1
Bit 810026 User output 2
Bit 910027 User output 3
Bit 1010028
Bit 11
10029
Bit 12
10030
Bit 13
10031
Bit 1410032
Bit 15
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Description"Status 1" of Input Register"Status 2" of Input RegisterKind

Address
Item10033 Net overBit 010034 Net under
Bit 110035 Gross overBit 210036 Gross under
Bit 310037 Input (A/D) overBit 410038 Input (A/D) under
Bit 510039 Zero correction error Bit 6
10040 Tare error
Bit 710041 Net display error
Bit 8
10042
Bit 9
10043
Bit 1010044 Checksum error
Bit 1110045 A/D error
Bit 1210046 FRAM error
Bit 1310047 Calibration error
Bit 1410048 Mode error
Bit 15Kind
Address
Item
Input Register
30001 to 39999 30001 Unit
(Slave Master)point
30002 Decimal
position
30003 Tare
30004 Tare
30005 Gross
30006 Gross
30007 Net
30008 Net
30009 Status 1 *230010 Status 2 *230011 Status 3 *2
Holding
40001 Zero band
Register
40002 Zero band
40001 to 49999 40003 Upper limit(Master Slave) 40004 Upper limit
40005 Lower limit
40006 Lower limit

Description"Status 3" of Input Register

Description
1 : g, 2 : kg, 3 : t, 4 : N, 5 : kN 6 : lb, 7 : oz
U.S.A. version
Linkage with Calf01.
The n-th digit from right. n : 0 to 5
Linkage with Calf02.
*1
Low order word
High order word
Low order word*1
High order word
Low order word*1
High order word
Data of "Input Status" of Address10001 to 10016
Data of "Input Status" of Address10017 to 10032
Data of "Input Status" of Address10033 to 10048
Low order word*1
High order word
Low order word*1
High order word
Low order word*1
High order word

*1 Store the low order word of the required 2 word for tare, gross and net.
*2 The "Status 1" of the input register can store these input status bits between
Address10001 and 10016.
The "Status 2" of the input register can store these input status bits between
Address10017 and 10032.
The "Status 3" of the input register can store these input status bits between
Address10033 and 10048.

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9.3. Analog Output
Analog output is enabled in program version 1.20 or later.
When installing option AD4410-07
Current output
4-20mA
Applicable load resistance 0 to 520ΩResolution
Setting difference (An F03 - An F02) X 10, but approx. 40000 at
a maximum
Nonlinearity
Within ±0.1%FS
Temperature coefficient
Zero point: Within ±0.01%FS/℃
Sensitivity: Within ±0.01%FS/℃
The AD4410-07 analog output is an external output for mass data to the analog input
device. The output format is a current output at 4-20mA.
The output data is updated by synchronizing by sampling (100 times per second).
Function (An F )Function number
Function name
Setting contents
Default
Setting range
Outputting data
An F01
1：The same as the displayed value
Outputting data
1
1 to 3
2：Gross
3：Net
An F02Mass value at
Mass value for outputting 4mA
0-999999 to 999999
4mA
An F03Mass value at
Mass value for outputting 20mA
1000
-999999 to 999999
20mA
Setting method
Set the mass value for a point to output 4mA to An F02, and set the mass value for a point
to output 20mA to An F03. A range of the outputting current is 2 to 22 mA.
C.L./OP internal circuit
Applicable connector
AX-TCP0576-S (Provided)

Soldering part ofthe connector

This connector isWhen installinga current loop
the option
output connector
AD4410-07
on the rear panel
Analog output
Internal circuit of of the AD-4410. SG
the AD4410-07
SG

Iout

Example of the settingab

An F02 = 0
An F03 = 1000
An F02 = 1000 An F03 = 0

Outputting
current
a

22mA
20mA

Iout

Shell
FG

Shell
Shiel
d

Terminal name means aname at the inside of theAD-4410.

4mA
2mA

b
0

1000 Mass

Illustration 15 The internal circuit of the option (AD4410-07)
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9.4. Installing the Interface Module
Option configuration□AD4410-03 RS-485□AD4410-04 RS-232C□AD4410-07 Analog output

Summary
The following items describe how to install the interface module.
Precautions
When the AD-4410 is operating, the inside is at high voltage. To avoid electric
shocks during installation, first remove the power cable from the AD-4410 and
wait for at least one minute. Then begin installation.
Contents of package
Interface module…1 (Spacer attached)Installation procedure
1. Remove only the specified six screws on
the rear panel and remove the guide rails.
Pull out the rear panel and boards.
2. Place the spacer for the interface module in
the hole in the upper board.
At this time, confirm that the direction of
the interface module and the connectors
on the upper board are matching.
3. Connect the connectors completely.
At this time, take care not to apply an
excessive force to each board.
4. Push the spacer from the interface moduleside while holding the upper board fromthe upside and hook the hook of thespacer to the upper board. Confirm thatthe spacer can't be pulled out.
5. After inserting the boards into the mainunit, insert the guide rails into the main
unit and then attach the rear panel
using the six screws.

Guide rail

ScrewsRear panel
Guide rail

ScrewsUpper board(Rear side)
Rear panel
Spacer(Hook)

Connector

Interfacemodule* When removing the interface module, pull out the interface module while holding thehook of the spacer with a pinch.
* Keep installations and removals of the interface module to a minimum.

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10. Maintenance10.1. Error Messages
If an error message is displayed, refer to the chart below to take proper measures.
Error message

C5 errad errra errfraerrCalerrC errXerr dt

Cause
Program checksum error
Data can not be acquired
from the A/D converter.
Data can not be written into
the backup memory.
Correct data can not beread from the FRAM.
Calibration data is notcorrect.
Calibration error
The setting value is out of
the settable range.

RemedyRepair is required.
Repair is required.
Repair is required.
Perform initialization.
If initialization does not clear theerror, repair is required.
Perform calibration.
Refer to “7.8. Calibration Errors”.
Check the setting value and set
again.

10.2. Check Mode
The check mode checks the performance of the display, key switches and external I/O.
10.2.1. Entering the check mode
Step 1 While pressing and holding the ENTER key, press the F key.
fnc is displayed to indicate that the indicator will enter the general functionmode.
To go back to the weighing mode, press the ESC key.
Step 2 While pressing and holding the ZERO key, press the ENTER key.
1Chc is displayed to indicate that the indicator will enter the check mode.
Press the ENTER key again to display an item to be checked.
Step 3 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select the item to be checked and press the ENTER key
to enter the check mode of the selected item.
To exit from the current mode, press the ESC key.

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Display

ChckeyChc Cl
Chcr51
Chcr52
Chc ioChc anChc adChc inChcpr9Chc 5nC5 pr9C5 fraCalfdtChecking item
Key switches
Standard serial output
RS-232C
RS-232C/485 (Option)
Control I/O
Analog output
A/D (Load cell)
Internal countProgram version
Serial number
Program checksum
Memory (FRAM) checksum
Calibration functions

10.2.2. Checking the key switches
With Chckey displayed, press the ENTER key to enter the key switch check mode. In
the key switch check mode, six squares (  ) are displayed. Each square corresponds to a
key switch as shown below.
When a key switch is pressed, the corresponding square moves up (  ).
When the CAL key is pressed, the minus LED turns ON.
To exit from the key switch check mode, press the ESC key twice.

CAL

ZERO

TARE

Net/B/GNET GROSS

ON/OFF
ESC

ENTER

10.2.3. Checking the standard serial output
With Chc ClL displayed, each time the ENTER key is pressed, the test data istransmitted with the baud rate set in the general functions and the decimal point blinks.
Test data S T , G S , + 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 k g CR LF

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10.2.4. Checking the RS-232C
While Chcr51L is displayed, each time the ENTER key is pressed, test data istransmitted using the baud rate set in general functions.
When the data is received, it is displayed for two seconds.
Test data S T , G S , + 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 k g CR LF
10.2.5. Checking the RS-232C / RS-485 (Option)
While Chcr52L is displayed, each time the ENTER key is pressed, test data istransmitted using the baud rate set in general functions.
When the data is received, it is displayed for two seconds.
Test data S T , G S , + 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 k g CR LF
10.2.6. Checking the control I/O
While Chc io is displayed, press the ENTER key to enter control I/O mode. In control
I/O mode, the control I/O state is displayed as ON (□) or OFF (□) on the display.
Pressing the TARE,F
or ENTER key will return the state of output 1, output 2 or
output 3, respectively.
Output 3 Output 2 Output 1 Input 3

ENTER

Input 2 Input 1

TARE

10.2.7. Checking the analog output (Chc an)
Analog output can be checked in check mode.
The displayed value is outputted as mA.
Press the ∧∨key to change the value by 2mA increments. (0 to 24mA)
10.2.8. Checking the A/D (load cell)
With Chc ad displayed, press the ENTER key to enter the A/D check mode. The loadcell output value is displayed in mV/V.
The example below is for an internal count of 1.23456 mV/V.

1.23456
The decimal point blinks
If the value exceeds rated output of the load cell, it may be because of mechanicaldamage or a connection error involving the load cell. Refer to “10.4. Confirming the loadcell connection with a digital multimeter” to check the connection.

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The internal count value (display value times 10) is displayed.
The example below is for an internal count of 123.

123.

The decimal point blinks

10.2.10. Checking the program version
With Chcpr9 displayed, press the ENTER key to display the version of the current
program. The example below is for program version 1.00.

p001.00
10.2.11. Checking the serial number
With Chc 5n displayed, press the ENTER key to display the last five digits of the serial
number. The example below is when the last five digits of the serial number are 12345.

12345.

The decimal point blinks

10.2.12. Checking the program checksumWith C5 pr9 displayed, press the ENTER key to display the program checksum. The
example below is when the checksum is EF.

C500ef10.2.13. Checking the FRAM checksumWith C5 fraP displayed, press the ENTER key to display the FRAM checksum. The
memory set in the general functions is not counted.
The example below is when the checksum is EF.

C500ef10.2.14. Checking the calibration functions
With CalfdtP displayed, press the ENTER key to display the settings of the calibration
functions.
NOTE: For contents and operation of the calibration functions, refer to “7.6. Calibration
Functions”.
The settings can not be changed here.
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10.3. Initialization Mode
Initialization restores the contents of the FRAM to the default values.
Three types of initialization are available as shown below.
Initialization mode

Display

RAM initialization

ini raGeneral functions
initialization

inifncAll data
initialization

iniallDescription
Initializes the contents of the RAM only.
The zero and tare values will be restored
to 0.
Initializes the contents of the generalfunctions stored in the FRAM.
Initializes all the contents in the FRAM.
The calibration-related data is also initialized.
So, calibration is required before using
the indicator again.

10.3.1. RAM initialization / General functions initialization
Step 1 While pressing and holding the ENTER key, press the F key.
fnc is displayed to indicate that the indicator will enter the general functionmode.
To go back to the weighing mode, press the ESC key.
Step 2 While pressing and holding the ZERO key, press the ENTER key.
1Chc

is displayed to indicate that the indicator will enter the check mode.

Step 3 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select the initialization mode ( ini ) and press the
ENTER key.
Step 4 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select the item to be initialized and press the ENTER
key.
Step 5 All the status LEDs blink to prompt a confirmation. To initialize, press and holdthe ENTER key for three seconds or more.
After initialization, the indicator is reset and all the display segments are ON. And
the indicator enters the weighing mode.
To exit from this mode without performing initialization, press the ESC key.

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10.3.2. All data initialization
Step 1 Remove the CAL key cover and press the CAL key.
Cal

is displayed to indicate that the indicator enters the calibration mode.

Step 2 Press the ENTER key to display Cal5et . The indicator enters the mode ofcalibration with an actual load. To go back to the weighing mode, press the ESC
key.
Step 3 Press the ∧ or ∨ key to select the all data initialization mode ( iniallLL ) andpress the ENTER key.
Step 4 All the status LEDs blink to prompt a confirmation. To initialize, press and holdthe ENTER key for three seconds or more.
After initialization, the indicator is reset and all the display segments are ON. The
indicator then enters the weighing mode.
To exit from this mode without performing initialization, press the ESC key.

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10.4. Confirming the Load Cell Connection with a Digital Multimeter
The load cell connection can be checked easily using a digital multimeter.
Illustration 16 shows points to confirm the load cell connection.
When a summing box is used, the same measurement must be performed, even internally.

mV

Illustration 16 Method to confirm the load cell connection

Items to be measured during confirmation of the load cell connection
Measurement
point

EXC+

SEN+

①

②

EXC+

EXC-

①

④

SEN-

EXC-

③

④

SIG-

EXC-

⑥

④

SIG+

SIG-

⑤

⑥

AD-4410Item to be measured

Judging the voltage

Normally 100 mV or less. However, it may
Decrease in voltage on
exceed 1 V when an extremely long load
the EXC+ side of thecell cable is used. For the 4-wireload cell cableconfiguration, it must be 0 V.
Load cell excitation
voltage

If it is between 4.75 to 5.25 V, it is normal.

Normally 100 mV or less. However, it may
Decrease in voltage on
exceed 1 V when an extremely long load
the EXC- side of thecell cable is used. For the 4-wireload cell cableconfiguration, it must be 0 V.
Center point voltage ofthe load cell

Should be about 2.5 V, approximately halfof excitation voltage.

Output voltage of theload cellCompare with theoretical values obtained
from the load cell rated capacity, actualload and excitation voltage.
Generally within 0 to 15 mV.

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When the AD-4410 does not operate properly, write the required items in the table below
and contact your local A&D dealer.
User’s usage circumstances
Model number, rated,
Item
Description
measurement value etc.
When using the 4-wire configuration,
Load cell connection□ 4-wire configuration
it is necessary to connect a jumper
between EXC+ and SEN+, andmethod□ 6-wire configuration
between EXC- and SIG-.
Model number of load cellused
Rated capacity of the load
[Unit
]
cell
Rated output of the load
[mV/V]
cell
Allowable overload of the[%]load cell
Number of load cells used
Use of summing box
Length of the extension
Length from the indicator to the[m]summing box etc.
cable
Initial load on the weighing[Unit]
instrument
Write all digits including decimal
Minimum division of the[Unit] figures.
weighing instrument
Example: 0.002kg
Write all digits including decimal
Weighing capacity of the[Unit] figures.
weighing instrument
Example: 10.000kg
Load cell output during
From -0.1 mV/V to rated
initial load (when no load is[mV/V] sensitivity value
applied)(With the first load)
When loaded to capacity, theLoad cell output when
Load cell output at
output value of the initial load +loaded to capacity (OrLoad[Units] the rated output value of the loadwhen a mass of choice is
cell.
[mV/V] (Must be within allowable overload)
loaded)Measurement point
EXC+
SEN+
①
②
EXC+
①
SEN③

EXC④
EXC④

SIG⑥
SIG+
⑤

EXC④
SIG⑥

Measurement contents
Decrease in voltage on the
EXC+ side of the load cell
cable

Measurement result[mV]

Load cell excitation voltage[V]

Decrease in voltage on the
EXC- side of the load cell
cable

[mV]

Load cell center point voltage[V]

Load cell output voltage
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11. Setting List
When performing maintenance, use the following list as a memorandum.
When making inquiries about the product, inform your local A&D dealer of the user settings.

11.1. Basic Functions
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range
Ffncf01
000000 to

111111

fncf020 to 6

fncf03
1 to 3

fncf040 to 13

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Description
Disables key switch
0: Does not disable the key switch function.
1: Disables the key switch function.
Assigns a function to the F key.
0: None1: Manual print command
2: Hold
3: Alternate switch
4: Momentary switch
5: Clear the tare weight
6: Clear the zero value
Displays update rate
1: 20 times/second
2: 10 times/second
3: 5 times/second
Assigns a function to the  display.
0: None
1: Zero tracking in progress
2: Alarm (Zero range setting error, over)
3: F key status
4: Near zero
5: HI output (Over upper limit value)
6: OK output (Within upper and lower limit values)
7: LO output (Under lower limit value)
8: User input 1
9: User input 2
10: User input 3
11: User output 1
12: User output 2
13: User output 3

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Default
value

000000(binary)

0

1

0

User
settingfncf05
0 to 16

fncf071 to 3
fncf08-999999
to 999999
fncf091 to 2
Ffncf10-999999
to 999999
Ffncf11-999999
to 999999
Ffncf12
1 to 2
Ffncf13
1 to 2

Digital filter (cutoff frequency)
0: None1: 11.0 Hz
2: 8.0 Hz
3: 5.6 Hz
4: 4.0 Hz
5: 2.8 Hz
6: 2.0 Hz
7: 1.4 Hz
8: 1.0 Hz
9: 0.7 Hz
10: 0.5 Hz
11: 0.33 Hz
12: 0.25 Hz
13: 0.17 Hz
14: 0.13 Hz
15: 0.10 Hz
16: 0.07 Hz
Hold
1: Normal hold
2: Peak hold
3: Averaging hold
Near-zero value
The decimal point position depends on the
Calf02.
Weight compared with near-zero
1: Gross weight
2: Net weight
Upper limit value
The decimal point position depends on the
Calf02.
Lower limit value
The decimal point position depends on the
Calf02.
Weight compared with upper and lower limits
1: Gross weight
2: Net weight
Output logic of the upper and lower limits
1: Positive logic
2: Negative logic

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8

1

10
1
10

-10
1
1

AD-4410

11.2. Hold
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

LHldf01
0.00 to 9.99
LHldf02
0.00 to 9.99
LHldf030 to 2
LHldf04
0 to 1
LHldf05
0.00 to 9.99
LHldf06
0 to 999999
LHldf07
0 to 1AD-4410

Description
Averaging time
Units in seconds.
Averaging is not done for 0.00.
Start wait time
Units in seconds.
Automatic start conditions
0: Do not use automatic start.
1: Above near-zero range and stable
2: Above near-zero range
Release when control input falls
0: Do not release
1: Release
Release after time limit
Units in seconds.
0.00 will not cause a release.
Release due to fluctuation
The decimal point position depends on
Calf02.
0 does not cause a release.
Release within near-zero range
0: Cancellation has no function
1: Cancellation has function

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Default
value

0.00
0.00
0

1
0.00

0

0

User
setting

11.3. Control I/O
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Function

Li0 f01
0 to 13

Control
input 1

Li0 f02
0 to 13

Control
input 2

Li0 f030 to 13

Control
input 3

Li0 f04
0 to 18

Control
output 1

Li0 f05
0 to 18

Control
output 2

Li0 f06
0 to 18

Control
output 3

Description
0: None
1: Zero2: Zero clear
3: Tare4: Tare clear
5: Gross weight display
6: Net weight display
7: Changing between grossweight or net weight
8: Hold
9: Print command
10: F key
11: User input 1
12: User input 2
13: User input 3
0: None
1: Stabilization
2: While displaying gross weight
3: While displaying net weight
4: During tare
5: Near zero
6: During hold
7: Hold busy state
8: HI output (Over upper limit)
9: OK output (Within upper andlower limits)
10: LO output (Less than lower
limit)
11: User output 1
12: User output 2
13: User output 3
14: While weighing (On)15: While weighing (1 Hz)
16: While weighing (50 Hz)
17: Zero correction error
18: Tare error

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Default
value

User
setting

1

3

7

3

4

5

AD-4410

11.4. Standard Serial Output
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Cl f01
1 to 5

Cl f02
1 to 3
Cl f03
1 to 2
Cl f040 to 99

AD-4410

Description
Output data
1: Displayed weight
2: Gross weight
3: Net weight
4: Tare weight
5: Gross/Net/Tare
Data transfer mode
1: Stream
2: Auto printing
3: Manual printing
Baud rate
1: 600 bps
2: 2400 bps
ID number
0: Does not add an ID number.
1 to 99

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Default
value

1

1
2
0

User
setting

11.5. RS-232C (Standard) / RS-232C (ch2) / RS-485
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Sr51f01
r52f01
1 to 5
Sr51f02
r52f02
1 to 6

Sr51f03
r52f03
1 to 7
Sr51f04
r52f040 to 2
Sr51f05
r52f05
1 to 2
Sr51f06
r52f060 to 99
Sr51f07
r52f071 to 2
Sr51f08
r52f080 to 1
Sr51f09
r52f090 to 4
Sr52f100 to 1

Description
Output data
1: Display weighing value
2: Gross weight
3: Net weight
4: Tare weight
5: Gross weight / Net weight / Tare weight
Data transfer mode
1: Stream (Every time display refreshes)
2: Auto print
3: Manual print
4: Jet stream (Every sampling)
5: Command
6: Modbus-RTU
Baud rate
1: 600bps
2: 1200bps
3: 2400bps
4: 4800bps
5: 9600bps
6: 19200bps
7: 38400bps
Number of data bits, parity
0: 8-bit data, no parity
1: 7-bit data, odd parity
2: 7-bit data, even parity
Terminator
1: CR, LF
2: CR
ID number
0: None1 to 99

Default
value

User
setting

1

1

3

2

1
0

Decimal point / Delimiter
1: Decimal point: dot / Delimiter: comma
2: Decimal point: comma / Delimiter:
semicolon
Time out
1: No limit
2: Approx. 1 second
Delay when outputting repeatedly
0: No delay
1: Approx. 0.5 second
2: Approx. 1.0 second
3: Approx. 1.5 second
4: Approx. 2.0 second
Internal terminator resistance
0: None
1: Available (120Ω)Available only when RS-485 is used
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100AD-4410

11.6. Linearity
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Llnrf01
0 to 5
Llnrf02-7.00000
to 7.00000

Llnrf030 to 999999
Llnrf04
0.00000
to 9.99999
Llnrf05
0 to 999999
Llnrf06
0.00000
to 9.99999
Llnrf07
0 to 999999
Llnrf08
0.00000
to 9.99999
Llnrf09
0 to 999999
Llnrf100.00000
to 9.99999

AD-4410

Description
Number of input points
Linearity zero input is included in this.
Linearity zero
Units in mV/V.
Linearity 1 mass value
The decimal point position depends on
the Calf02.
Linearity 1 span
Units in mV/V.
Linearity 2 mass value
The decimal point position depends on
the Calf02.
Linearity 2 span
Units in mV/V.
Linearity 3 mass value
The decimal point position depends on
the Calf02.
Linearity 3 span
Units in mV/V.
Linearity 4 mass value
The decimal point position depends on
the Calf02.
Linearity 4 span
Units in mV/V.

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Default
value

00.00000
00.00000
00.00000
00.00000
00.00000

User
setting

11.7. Calibration
Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Description

Defaultvalue

Calf01
0 to 7

Unit of the weight value
0: None
1: g
2: kg
3: t
4: N
5: kN
6: Ib (U.S.A. version)
7: oz (U.S.A. version)2

Calf020 to 5

Decimal point position of the weight value: 10n0Minimum division (d) of the weight value
1: 1
2: 2
Calf03
3: 5
1 to 6
4: 10
5: 20
6: 50
Weighing capacity of the weighing instrument
Calf04The decimal point position is the same as
1 to 999999
the setting of Calf02.
Range to enable zero adjustment by theZERO key
Calf05
Expressed in percent of the weighing
0 to 100
capacity with the calibration zero point as
the center
Calf06
Zero tracking time (Unit: second)
When 0.0, zero tracking will not be performed.
0.0 to 5.0
Calf07
Zero tracking band (Unit: 0.1 d)When 0.0, zero tracking will not be performed.
0.0 to 9.9
Stability detection time (Unit: second)
Calf08When 0.0, stability detection will not be
0.0 to 9.9
performed.
Stability detection band (Unit: d)
Calf09When 0, stability detection will not be
0 to 9performed.
Tare and zero adjustment when the weightvalue is unstable.
Calf10
0: Disables both functions.
0 to 1
1: Enables both functions.
Tare when the gross weight is negative.
Calf11
0: Disables tare.
0 to 1
1: Enables tare.
Standard serial output if the weight value
overflows and is unstable.
Calf12
0: Disables output.
0 to 1
1: Enables output.
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User
setting

1

70000

2
0.0
0.0
1.0
2
1
1
1
AD-4410

Function No.
Parameter or
Setting range

Calf13
1 to 3

Calf14
1 to 2
Calf150 to 1
Calf160 to 1
Calf17-7.00000 to
7.00000
Calf180.00001 to
9.99999
Calf191 to 999999
Calf200 to 1
Calf21
0 to 1
Calf22
1 to 2
Calf23
1 to 2

Calf24
1 to 6AD-4410

Description
To judge when the negative gross weight isexceeded.
A/D negative exceeded or,
1: Gross weight < -999999
2: Gross weight < negative weighing capacity
3: Gross weight < -19 d
To judge when the negative net weight isexceeded.
Gross weight negative exceeded or,
1: Net weight < -999999
2: Net weight < negative weighing capacity
Select whether or not to clear the zero value.
0: Disables.
1: Enables.
Select whether or not to perform zero upon
power-ON.
0: Disables.
1: Enables.

Default
value

1

1

1
0

Input voltage from a load cell at zero.
X.XXXXX mV/V

0.00000

Input voltage from a load cell at span
X.XXXXX mV/V

3.20000

The value of the calibration weightcorresponding to the span input voltage

32000

Select whether or not to output when the
gross weight is negative.
0: Enables output.
1: Disables output.
Select whether or not to restrict
network-related communication.
0: Disables restriction.
1: Enables restriction.
Second header for serial output
1: GS / NT / TR
2: G_ / N_ / T_ ( _ is space, ASCII 20h)
Number of unit digits for serial output
1: 2 digits
2: 3 digits
Scale interval of dual range
1: 1
2: 2
3: 5
4: 10
5: 20
6: 50
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0

0

1
1

1

User
settingCalf25
Dual range border
0 to 999999
Calf26
Gravity acceleration in the location of
9.75000 to calibration
Units in m/s2.
9.8500009.80000

Calf279.75000 to
9.85000

Gravity acceleration in the location of use
Units in m/s2.

Calf280 to 1Disabling hold
0: Enabled
1: Disabled

9.80000
0

12. External Dimensions
144

ZERO

TARE

72

Net/B/GNET GROSSSTABLE GROSS

NET

HOLD
ON/OFF
ESC

ENTER

(6)

10

108.5
138+1068+0.70ZERO

Panel cutout dimensions

Unit: mm
Illustration 17 External dimensions

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AD-4410

When installing the AD-4410 to the optional stand (AD4410-11)
(181)
144

10

72

ZERO

ZERO

STABLE GROSS

NET

HOLD
ON/OFF
ESC

48

TARE

Net/B/GNET GROSS

123
80

99.6

2-

4-6x12

ENTER

5

70
116
152.2

Unit: mm
Illustration 18 External dimensions (when installing the AD4410-11)

AD-4410

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