Manual Tuxon-MC (Bagging Mode)

Tu x o n - M C
(bagging mode)
USERS MANUAL
Ve r. 1 / 2 0 1 2 / 1 0
Table
1
General Information........................................................ 1
1.1 Function.................................................................... 1
1.2 Description................................................................ 2
1.3 Rear illustration......................................................... 3
1.4 Specification.............................................................. 4
1.5 Dimension................................................................. 5
Wiring.............................................................................. 6
2.1 Installation................................................................. 6
2.2 Power connection..................................................... 7
2.3 Load cell connection................................................. 7
2.3.1 Six wires........................................................... 7
2.3.2 Four wires........................................................ 8
2.4 I/O terminals............................................................. 9
2.5 Analog output connection....................................... 10
2.6 Serial port connection............................................. 11
Calibration.................................................................... 12
3.1 Instruction............................................................... 12
3.2 Flow chart............................................................... 12
3.3 Millivolt display........................................................ 15
3.4 Calibration without weights..................................... 16
3.5 Quick zero/gain calibration..................................... 18
3.6 Parameter table...................................................... 18
3.7 Parameter record................................................... 18
Parameter setting........................................................ 19
4.1 Defination............................................................... 19
4.2 Operation parameter table..................................... 21
Recipe setting............................................................. 24
5.1 Recipe number...................................................... 24
5.2 Recipe configuration............................................. 24
5.3 Recipe parameter table......................................... 25
Operation.................................................................... 33
6.1 Operating status.................................................... 33
6.2 Set batching times................................................. 33
6.3 Check and clear accumulative total....................... 34
6.4 Manual discharging............................................... 35
6.5 Manual zeroing...................................................... 36
6.6 Restore for broken power...................................... 36
6.7 Supplement........................................................... 36
6.8 Free fall Compensation......................................... 37
6.9 Filling level and control......................................... 37
6.10 I/O testing........................................................... 38
6.11 I/O defination...................................................... 39
6.12 Display testing.................................................... 43
6.13 Reset.................................................................. 44
6.14 Backup & restor................................................... 45
6.15 Analog calibration & self-definition...................... 46
6.15.1 Analog calibration........................................46
6.15.2 Analog self-definition...................................48
6.16 Password............................................................ 49
6.17 Set password...................................................... 49
6.18 Operation mode...................................................50
Automatical bagging................................................... 51
7.1 flow chart with hopper........................................... 51
7.2 flow chart without hopper ......................................51
7.3 Sketch map with hopper........................................52

7.4 Sketch map with hopper........................................53
7.5 Description............................................................ 53
8
Serial port communication.......................................... 55

8.1 RS protocol........................................................... 55
8.2 MODBUS protocol................................................ 77
Error and alarm message........................................... 98
1 General information
Tuxon-MC
Bagging
controller
is
kind
of
weight-increasing control instruments to control automatic

bagging machine at high accuracy and powerful function,
which widely used in various bagging systems for concrete,
bitumen, fertilizer, feeding stuff and so on.
1.1 Function
Small volume, unique design, easy operation;
Suit to all of load cells at bridge-type resistance strain
gauge;
14 I/O( 4 input / 10 output
RS232/RS485 to ensure stable communication;
Fast, moderate and slow feeding with Jog feeding ;
Multi digital filter;
Automatical modify for free fall;
High precision 16bit DA analog output;
Automatical compensation
Digital calibration with or without weights;
Password for calibration, operation parameters etc.;
Automatic zeroing when power up;
Automatic zero tracking.
Three operation modes(optional).
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1.2 Description
P 1-1
Keypad
Zero/Exit key to exit present operation / return back.
Parameters key to select parameters and set value.
Function key to set parameters and select function.
Confirmation key to enter or confirm parameters.
Status indication:
Light in bagging process.
Both SP1 and SP2 light in fast feedingSP1
light in moderate feedingSP2 light in slow feeding.

Light in discharging process.
Light for zero when weight is among 01/4d.
Light for stability when weight is in stable range.
Display:
Main display6digits, display weight and parameters.
Sub-display6digits, display G.W. and parameters.
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1.3 Rear illustration
P 1-2
I/O input terminals
I/O output terminals

Load cell terminals
Serial port / analog terminals
Power connection
Fuse socket
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1.4 Specification
Common:
Power supplyAC90V260V 50Hz (or 60Hz) 2%
FilterInside
Working temperature-1040
Max humidity90%R.H without dew
Power consumptionAbout 10W
Dimension10515157mm
Analog:
Load cell powerDC5V 300mA (Max)
Input impedance10M
Zero steady range0.029mV
Input sensitivity0.01uV/d
Gain input range0.210mV
Transfer modeSigma - Delta
A/D conversion speed120times/sec
Non-linearity0.01%F.S
Gain drift10PPM/
Display Precision1/30000
Digital:
Weight display6digits red high-brightness LED
Minus display-
Overload displayOFL
Decimal point5kinds (optional)
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1.5 Dimension
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2 Wiring
2.1 Installation
1. Cut hole as left size
in the suitable place of
control box.
2. Screw open in four

corners, then dismantle
mounting plates.
3. Install indicator in
the front of control box.
4. Insert mounting
plates on both sides
and then screw tightly.
P 2-1
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2.2 Power connection

Tuxon-MC bagging controller connects power as
follows:
P 2-2
1. AC power must connect with ground;

2. Please do not connect indicators earth line
with other huge electronic equipment directly.
2.3 Load cell connection

EX+: Excitation+
6 wires
4-wires
1)
EX-: Excitation-
EX+
SN+
SN+: Sense+
EX-
EX+
SN-: Sense-
SIG+: Signal+
SN- SIG+
EX-
SIG+
SIG-: Signal-
SIG-
Shield
SIG-
Shield
6 wires connection:
P 2-3
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2) 4 wires connection
P 2-4
1. As load cell output sensitive analog signal,

please use shield cable to separate with other
cables, especially AC power;
2. 4 wires connection is suitable for short distance
and stable temperature or low precision field,
otherwise use 6 wires connection.
3. For more load cells parallel connection, their
sensitivity (mV/V) should be same.
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2.4 I/O terminals

Tuxon-MC Bagging indicator transfer data by
optoelectronic isolation technology, thus need 24V DC
outside as power supply, which anode connect with indicator
24V+, and cathode with 24V- through the COM1 (DC+)
and the COM2 (DC -). The input signal is low level
effective, and the output is transistor open-collector output,
which driving current can reach 500mA.
I/O definition as follows
P 2-5
Indicator input terminal connection:
P 2-6
Indicator output terminal connection:
P 2-7
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I/O tolerant definition as follows:

Output
Input
OUT1
Fast feeding
IN1
Run
OUT2
Moderate feeding
IN2
Nip bag
OUT3
Slow feeding
IN3
Lower le vel
OUT4
Discharge
IN4
Stop
OUT5
Ove r tole rance
OUT6
Run
OUT7
Pat bag
OUT8
Near-zero
OUT9
Nip bag
OUT10
Lack material
2.5 Analog output connection

Analog output two kinds: voltage and electric current.
For voltage output, 0-5V/0-10V/-5-5V/-10-10V is optional
for voltage output4-20mA/0-20mA/0-24mA is optional for
electric current output. Define terminals as follows
P 2-8
NoteAnalog output is optional function, please declare if

need when place orders.
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2.6 Serial port connection

Serial port(RS485 or RS232) connection as follows
P 2-9
RS232 connection
P 2-10
RS485 connection
A
GND
GND
.
.
.
Controller n
A
B
Computer
Controller 1
GND is ground of RS485, it can very

much improve communication
quality via connecting with GND by
low-resistance wire when there is a lot
of disturbance in working field.
GND
P 2-11
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3 Calibration
3.1 Instruction
Tuxon-MC bagging controller need calibrate at
beginning of operation or changing any parts on weighing
system or non-suitable application for user. The calibration
can define radix point, minimum scale division, maximum
scale capacity, zero and gain, etc.
User can press
to enter next or press
to
save setting to only change one parameter, and then

press
to exit.
3.2 Flow chart

Press
to display
CALand then press
to
enter
password.
Input
correct
password when
display CAL ON one
second, then enter to
set
radix
point
automatically.
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1) Press
set radix point
(0~0.0000 5 kinds optional)
press
to save and enter
mini division.
2) If not change radix point,
press
directly to enter
mini division.
1) Press
to set mini
division(1~50
optional )press
6kinds
to save
and enter max. capacity.

2) If not change mini division,
press
directly to enter
max. capacity.
1) Input max. capacity(mini
division 30000)press
to save and enter millivolt
display.
2) If not change, press
to enter millivolt display
directly.
1) Select suitable sensitivity
based
on
load
cell,
press
to save and enter
millivolt display. Otherwise to
press
directly to enter
millivolt display.
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1) When load cell output

millivolt value, press
to
enter zero calibration directly.
2) The display value is similar
with millivolt from SIG+/SIGterminals. See Character 3.3
for details.
1) When scale platform is
stable, press
to take
present weight as zeroand
enter gain calibration.
2 Press
to reserve
original zero and enter gain
calibration.
1) Gain calibration as the
left chart.
When calibration with
weights, please record zero
millivolt, gain millivolt and
weight value in list. If no
weights, user will calibrate
according to these data.
2) Press
to enter
password directly, no gain
calibration.
1) See Character 5.11 to set
password, then press
to
exit calibration and return.

2) If
press
not set password,

directly to return.
Normal working status.

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3.3 Millivolt display

This function is mainly used to test weighing system,
four-corner position-error of force-transmitted equipment
and load cells linearity.
1. Test weighing system
(1) If the indicator display variational millivolt value
according to add weight, thus indicate load cells are
connected correctly and force-transmitted equipment is
operated normally.
(2) If the indicator display OFL (or OFL), thus indicate
the weight is too heavy (or too light), then need unload (or
add) the weight. But if always display OFL (or OFL) after
changing weight, maybe the following reason cause:
a. Please check force-transmitted equipment.
b. Please check the load cells connection.
c. Please check Load cells.
2. Test four-corner position-error of force-transmitted
equipment
Please load same weight on scales every corner and
record individual millivolt value. If the values are obviously
different, please adjust force-transmitted equipment.
3. Test load cells linearity
Please load several same weight values within the
weighing capacity and record relevant millivolt value after
zeroing every time; if the discrepancy is bigger among
millivolt values, thus indicate that the load cells linearity is
not good, need change new load cell or adjust
force-transmitted equipment.
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3.4 Calibration without weights

Calibration without weights is only for urgency. If
change new load cells or indicator, or adjust weighing
system, calibration without weights is not correct.
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3.5 Fast zero / gain calibration

In weighing status, press
for long time, when
display password input, then input password correctly and
enter zero calibration. See Character 6.16 for details.
3.6 Calibration parameter table

Sign
Point
1d=
CP
St
SE
E SCAL
AddLd(d)
PASS
Parameter
Decimal
point
Mini division
Max
capacity
System
millivolt
Sensitivity
Zero
Gain
Set
password
Type
Initial
value
Division
0,0.0,0.00,0.000,
0.0000
1,2,5,10,20,50
5
6
0
1
mini division30000
10000
23
2(mV/V)
000000
3.7 Calibration parameter record

Parameter
Valued
Date
Remark
Decimal point position

Mini division
Max capacity
Load cell sensitivity
Password setting
List(calibration with weights)

Times
1
2
3
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Zero
millivolt
mV
Gain
millivolt
mV
Weights
Kg
Date
Remark
4 Parameter setting
Note Press
to switch among
parameterspress
to enter next
menupress
to return previous
menu.See Chapter 4.1 for details.
4.1 Defination
Press
to select parameters, then press
to set parameters, after that, press

setting.
1Optional parameter setting
Setparameter 5 ONfor example:
and
to save
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1. Press
, then sub-display
sparkle OFF.
2. Press
showON.
, then sub-display
3. Press
to save setting. If not
need
set
other
parameters,
press
to return.
2Numerical parameter setting

Set parameter 7as 35for example:
1. Press
in the left.
, sub-display sparkle 5
2. Press
till sub-display show 3
then press
right one.
3. Press
then press
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sparkle move to the
till sub-display show5

to save and finish.
4.2 Operation parameter table

No.
Para.
Initial
0199
01
Scale no.
1200~57
600
9600
Baud rate
Rs / Bus
Rs
3.1
Read /
Cont
Cont
3.1.1
0~5
3.1
Rtu/Asc
Rtu
3.1.1
Hi Lo
Lo Hi
Hi Lo
Description
Communication mode:
Rs: GM mode, including
Read and Cont mode
Bus: MODBUS mode,
including Rtu & AscII mode.
Rs/Re mode:
READcommand
CONTcontinue
Serial port data-sent speed
for CONT at Rs/Re mode
1-5means 10,20,30,40 and
50ms
0means one character time.
MODBUS communication
mode: Rtu or Asc
MODBUS dual-byte register
storage turn for Rtu at
MODBUS
Hi LoHigh byte in the front,
low byte at back
Lo HiLow byte in the front,
high byte at back.
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18N2
18E1
18O1
18N1
17N2
17E1
17O1
18E1
Data format
18N2
R / C / B_r optional
18E1
18O1
18N1
17N2R / C optional
17E1R / C optional
17O1
R / C optional.
ON/OFF
OFF
Automatic zeroing when

power on
0099
01
Zero tacking range(0099d

optional).
If setting 0, not zero tracking.
0199
50
Zeroing range(01%99% of
full capacity).
0199
01
0~9
10
0~9
11
00~99
00
12
bin no/
binyES
binyES
Stability criterion range(01

99d optional).
AD digital filter parameter
0no filter9strongest filter
Stability filter: Second filter
based on first one
0no filter9strongest filter
Automatic zeroing alternation
when Bagging times finish .
NoteNot zero for first
bagging.only effective in
binyES mode; 0 not to zero.
Working mode
bin noWithout weighing
hopper binyESWith
weighing hopper.
12.1
GroSS /
nEt
nEt
13
Co/Sin
Co
14
ON /
OFF
OFF
15
ON /
OFF
OFF
16
ON /
OFF
OFF
17
ON /
OFF
OFF
18
4-20 /
0-20 /
0-24 /
0-5 /
0-10 /
-5-5 /
-10-10 /
USEr
4-20
19
ON/OFF
OFF
19.1
******
Gross/Net working mode for

no weighing hopper
GroSSGrossnEtNet
Feeding mode
CoFast/Moderate/Slow
combination
SinFast/Moderate/Slow
single feeding.
Switch to release bag
automatically
ONrelease automatically
OFFrelease manually.
Switch to count manual
discharging into
accumulative total
ONyesOFFnot.
Switch to count over/under
tolerance into accumulative
total
ONyesOFFnot.
Save when power off
ONRestore after restart
again when power off
OFFnot restore.
Analog output
4-204-20mA
0-200-20 mA
0-240-24 mA
0-5 0-5V
0-100-10V
-5-5 -5-5V
-10-10 -10-10V
USEr: User self-definition
Password switch
Password setting. See
Character 6.17 for details.
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5 Recipe setting
5.1 Recipe number

Tuxon-MC can store 40pcs recipes related number
01~40, which can be configured by user.
5.2 Recipe configuring

1 Optional recipe parameters
Alternate between recipe parameters F1~F12 by
enter by
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and return by
2 Configure recipe parameters

In recipe item, user can press
change.
to enter to check or
5.3 Recipe parameter table

No.
Para.
Initia l
Description
F1
U_LSet
None
Press
to enter or press
to enter F2 directly.
F1.1
xxxxxx
000000
Target value.
000000
Leading quantity of fast

feeding.
When fix valueif weight
target value - leading
quantity of fast feedingthen
stop fast feeding.
000000
Leading quantity of
moderate feeding.
target value - leading
quantity of fast feedingthen
stop moderate feeding.
000000
Free fall value.

target valuefree fall value,
then stop slow feeding.
000000
Near-zone weight: When fix

value, if present weight
near-zone weight, then start
timer to discharge after t5.
F1.2
F1.3
F1.4
F1.5
xxxxxx
xxxxxx
xxxxxx
xxxxxx
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F1.6
xxxxxx
000000
Starting weight to pat

bag.(Only display without
weighing hopper mode)
Setting time: press
F2
F2.1
F2.2
Ti
se t
00.0~99. 9
(s)
00.0~99. 9
(s)
None
into
00.5
Feeding delay time t1:

With hopper modeZeroing
at stability within zeroing
alternation after time t1,
otherwise feeding directly
Without hopper mode
reduce tare in stability after
time t1 when nip bag.
00.9
No contrast time t2 in fast

feeding: In time t2, the
indicator dont contrast
present weight with the
value (target value - leading
quantity of fast feeding).
F2.3
00.0~99. 9
(s)
00.9
F2.4
00.0~99. 9
(s)
00.9
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enter, or press
item F3 directly.
to
No contrast time t3 in
moderate feeding: In time
t3, the indicator dont
contrast present weight with
the value (target value leading quantity of
moderate feeding).
No contrast time t4 in slow
feeding: In time t4, the
indicator dont contrast
present weight with the
value (target value - free fall
value).
F2.5
00.0~99. 9
(s)
00.5
F2.6
00.0~99. 9
(s)
00.5
Over tolerance checking

time t5: Check over
tolerance in stability after
time t5.
Fix value within time t6 after
time t5.
With hopper mode: wait bag
-nipped signal after time t6.
Without hopper mode: begin
to pat bag or release bag
directly after time t6.
F2.7
00.0~99. 9
(s)
00.5
Discharging delay time t7:

With hopper mode: when
the weight is less than
near-zero value, shut off
discharging after time t7.
Without hopper mode: when
the weight is less than
near-zero value,release bag
automatically and return to
G.W., so finish the bagging
process once after timet7.
F2.8
00.0~99. 9
(s)
00.5
Bag-nipped delay time t8:

Nipping bag within time t8.
00.5
Bag-released delay time t9:

With hopper mode: Output
signal to release bag after
time t9 without discharging.
Without hopper mode:
Output signal to release bag
after time t9 when fixing
value finish or when patting
bag finish.
F2.9
00.0~99. 9
(s)
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F3
F3.1
F3.2
ON/OFF
0.09. 9
0.09. 9
OFF
Over/under tolerance
alarm
ONpress
to enter
F3.1;press
to enter F4
OFF: press
or
to
enter F4 directly.
0.5
Over tolerance percent:

target value + target value
over tolerance percentso it
is over tolerance.
0.5
Under tolerance percent:

target value - target value x
under tolerance percentso
it is under tolerance.
F3.3
ON/OFF
OFF
Pause switch for

Over/under tolerance
ONpause and display
present net weight at over
or under tolerance, so user
can press
or input
clear alarm effective
signal, then go onUser also
can input stop effective
signal to stop .
OFFonly output alarm
message within time t, but
not stop.
F3.4
00.0~99.9
(s)
00.5
Over/under tolerance alarm

time t: output alarm within
time t if above item is OFF.
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Free fall compensation
F4
ON/OFF
OFF
ONPress
to enter
F4.1Press
directly.
to enter F5
OFFPress
or
enter F5 directly.
F4.1
00~99
to
01

times: The indicator will
make the average of thus
times as compensation
value.
F4.2
00~99
02

percent of target value: If
free fall value is more than
the percent of target value,
the value will not be
accounted to average.
F4.3
0~3

range: 1 for 100%2 for
50%3 for 25%0 for 0%.
Under tolerance
supplement
F5
F5.1
ON/OFF
00~99
OFF
03
ONPress
to enter
F5.1Press
to enter F6.
OFFPress
or
to
enter F6 directly.
Jog-feeding supplement
times: After that, if weight is
still under tolerance, then
sent out alarm signal .
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F5.2
00.0~99.9
(s)
00.5
Jog-feeding
effective time.
supplement
F5.3
00.0~99.9
(s)
00.5
Jog-feeding
supplement
alternation time.
Patting bag (NoteNot pat
bag with weighing hopper
F6
ON/OFF
OFF
ONPress
to enter
F6.1; Press
to enter F7.
OFFPress
or
enter F7 directly.
to
F6.1
P_Add
P_End
P_AEn
P_End
P_Add Only pat bag in

feeding
P_EndOnly pat bag after
fixed value
P_AEnPat bag in feeding
and after fixed value.
(Note: Not pat bag with
weighing hopper
F6.2
000~999
Patting bag times in feeding.
F6.3
000~999
Patting bag times after fixed

value.
00.5
Patting bag delay time t10:

With hopper mode: output
signal to pat bag after time
t10 when discharging finish.
Without hopper mode: time
t10 is ineffective.
F6.4
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00.0~99.9
(s)
F6.5
00.0~99.9
(s)
00.5
High-level lasting time for

patting bag.
F6.6
00.0~99.9
(s)
00.5
Low-level lasting time for

patting bag.
F6.7
ON/OFF
OFF
Shake bagbegin to shake

bag after bag-patted last
time when ON.
(Note: Only display at no
hopper mode)
F6.8
00.0~99.9
(s)
00.5
Shake bag delay time t:

stop shaking bag after delay
time t when bag release.
F7
ON/OFF
OFF
ONPress
to enter
F7.1Press
to enter F8.
OFFPress
or
enter F8 directly.
to
F7.1
d_S/d_d/
d_ds
d_S
mode:
d_SSlow jog-feeding
d_dModerate Jog-feeding
d_dSslow and moderate
jog-feeding.
F7.2
00.00~
99.99(s)
0.05
Moderate feeding effective

time ta at moderate jog
feeding.
F7.3
00.00~
99.99(s)
0.05
Moderate feeding ineffective

time tb at moderate jog
feeding .
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F7.4
00.00~
99.99(s)
0.05
Slow feeding effective time

tc when slow jog feeding.
F7.5
00.00~
99.99 (s)
0.05
Slow feeding ineffective

time td at slow jog feeding.
Discharging times within

one process. Release bag
till discharging times finish
at hopper mode. 0 to
discharge directly, no need
bag-nipped signal.
dsp_re
In stop statussub-display
dsp_reRecipe no.
dsp_DAAnalog value
rdp_s1Accumulative total
rdp_s3Total bag quantity.
rdp_fi
In running statusunder
display items
rdp_fiDisplay target value
rdp_s1Display
accumulative total value
rdp_s2Display target value
feeding value
rdp_s3Display total bags.
F8
0~9
F9
sdp_DA /
sdp_re /
rdp_s1 /
rdp_s3
F10
rdp_fi
rdp_s1
rdp_s2
rdp_s3
F11
ON/OFF
OFF
Display-locked function
OFFNo display
ONdisplay fixed value or
present weight when weight
is less than near-zero value.
F12
ON/OFF
OFF
Recipe parameter password
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F12.1
Please refer Character 6.17

for details to set password.
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6 Operation
6.1 Operation status
1. When power on, buzzer hoot, main and sub-display
flash 8and instruction lights also sparkle.
2. After finished, main display
show 8806-b and sub-display
show software no. .
3. (1)When operation parameter
no. 14=OFF or F14=ON power off in
stop status, bagging controller show
present weight after display working mode and software no.
within 3 seconds.
2When operation parameter
no.14=ON and power off in running
status, main display show gross
weight, sub-display showConti? after display working
mode and software no. within 3 seconds. ID no. is material
no. before power off, such as right chart, material lno.3 is
batching when power off.
At this time, press
processpress
to continue last bagging
to begin new bagging process.
6.2 Set batching times

Batching times range is from 0~9999. When finished,
batching controller display ERROR5 alarm and pause.
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When user press
or input clear alarm effective signal,
batching controller return stop status.

For example, set batching times 3 as follows
1. In stop status, press
main display show bAt.
4times till
2. Press
to enter and sub-display
show0000and sparkle in hight digit.
3. Press
to move sparkling digit to
the left, then press

change to3.
4. Press
press
till sparkling digit
to save and finish, then

to return stop status.
1. If batching times are zero, then enter stop status

directly after discharging.
2. If discharging one time when batching finish,
only when total batching finished, bagging controller
check if batching times are up.
6.3 Check and clear accumulative total

Accumulative total value display 9digits at most(main
display show 3digits and sub-display show 6digits), which
means main display show high 3digits and the sub-display
show low 6digits. Accumulative total times display 6digits on
main display. Please see following operation flow chart:
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5times till

main display show totAL.
2. Press
to enter accumulative total.
3. The present accumulative total value is

207356289,
Press
accumulative total times.
to
enter
4. The present accumulative total times

are 80307, press
stop status.
(2times) to return
1. When accumulative total disply, press
for
sparkle value, then press

to clear accumulative total
value, and return stop status.
2. Not clear accumulative total value when running.
6.4 Manual discharging

In stop status, when user input manual discharging
signal, the bagging controller output effective discharging
signal; input manual dischargingsignal again, then the
bagging controller output ineffective discharging signal.
In running status, after fixed value, the bagging
controller only outputdischargingeffective signal to
discharge after receiveddischarging permiteffective signal.
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6.5 Manual zeroing

When stop, press
or input zeroing signal to clear
gross weight value.

Note: Operation must be in stable status or gross
weight is in the zeroing range. Otherwise the indicator will
display ERROR3 or ERROR2 alarm message.
6.6 Save for broken power

When operation parameter 17 is ON, if the power
supply break, bagging controller can restore previous
working status after power restart again.
6.7 Supplement
When recipe parameter F3 is ON and present weight is
under tolerance, so bagging controller begin supplement if
recipe parameter F5 is ON. The bagging controller will
automatically check following supplement mode according
to present weight and target value:
1Present weight target value leading quantity of
fast feeding, restart fast, moderate and slow feeding again;
2Target value - leading quantity of fast feeding
present weight target value leading quantity of moderate
feeding, restart moderate and slow feeding again;
3Target value leading quantity of moderate
feeding present weight target value leading quantity of
slow feeding, restart jog feeding.
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6.8 Free fall compensation

When recipe parameter F4 is ON, bagging controller
compensate free fall value automatically.
User need press
long time to save the
compensation value in stop status.

Note: When supplement F5 is ON, the free fall value do
not compensate whether F4 is ON or OFF.
6.9 Filling level and control

There are three kinds of filling levels: dual levels
(upper and under levels), single level (under level) and no
filling levels. Please refer to following instruction:
1. Dual levels (upper and under levels): Define I12 and
I13 as input. When both upper and under levels input
ineffective, the filling output effective; When the upper level
input effective, the filling output ineffective. At same time, the
feeding wont start till the under level input effective before
each feeding (fast, moderate or slow). But in feeding, it is no
use whether the under level input effective or not.
2. Single level (under level): Only define I13 as input.The
indicator wont control to fill material. The feeding wont start
till the under level input effective before each feeding (fast,
moderate or slow). But in feeding, it is no use whether the
under level input effective or not.
3. No filling levels:The indicator wont control to fill
materials.
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6.10 I/O testing

Press
press
to
switch
among
OUT1~OUT10
and
to return. Please refer following flow chart:

Stop
Press
Press
main-display
showinPUt
Press
to
enter
I/O
input testing.
Press
main-display
showoUtPUt
Press
to
enter
I/O
output testing.
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8 times till main-display showtStio.

Sub-display indicate
F means IN1~IN4
from left to right
when input
effectively, F change
to O.
For example, F
change to O indicates
IN1 input effectively
and connect correctly.
OUTPUT means
testing. Main-display
show output number,
sub-display show
status.
Press
,sub-display
OFF change to ON
indicates OUT1 output
effectively and connect
correctly.
Press
to switch
output numbers, such
as from OUT1 to
OUT2.
6.11 I/O definition

When stop, user can define I/O ports by
and
to return.
The flow chart is to define OUT3 as O5(SP5) for
example
When stop, press
display showiodEF.
Press
4times, main
to input correct calibration
password, the press

to define. See
Character 6.19 for details.
Main
display
shows
output
sub-display show code, press

main display show OUT3.
Press
press
and
till
till sub-display show 05, then

to finish.
If not need define others, press

to
return.
W hen slow feeding ef fect, OUT3
ouput effectively.
Output code table
Output
Code
Definition
Description
O0
None
O1
Run
Effective in running status
O2
Stop
Effective in stop status
No definition
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O3
Pause
O4
Fast feeding
O5
Moderate
feeding
O6
Slow feeding
O7
Fix value
O8
Over tolerance
Effective in over tolerance.
O9
under tolerance
Effective in under tolerance.
O10
Alarm
Effective
when
over/under
tolerance,
batching
times
finished and so on.
O11
Nip bag
Effective signal to nip bag and

ineffective signal to release bag.
O12
Pat bag
Control to pat bag.
O13
Discharging
O14
Zero
O15
Filling material
O16
Batching times
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Effective in pause status

Begin fast feeding when weight
<| target value leading quantity
of fast feeding.
Begin moderate feeding when
weight <| target value leading
quantity of moderate feeding.
Begin slow feeding when
present weight <| target value
free fall value.
Fix value between slow feeding
and discharging or patting bag.
Discharge material after timeT6.

Effective when present net is
less than near-zero value.
Control to fill material. When
under level input ineffective,
filling output effective;when
upper level input effective,
filling output ineffective.
Finish batching times.
the
the
the
the
O17
Lacking
material
When the under level input

ineffective, the filling output
effective.
O18
Stability
Instruction light on for stability.
O19
Breaking output
The signal output changed

according to input signal.
O20
Stop-feeding
output
When fast, moderate and slow

feeding, the signal is ineffective;
others are effective.
Input
Code
Definition
Description
I1
Start
I2
Quick stop
I3
Stop
Return to stop status when

impulse input is effective.
I4
Zero
Zeroing for gross weight when

I5
Clear alarm
Clear alarm when impulse input

is effective.
I6
Recipe no.
Recipe no. 1 to 40. If target value

is 0, then go to next one.
I7
Nip bag /
release bag
Change to nip bag or release

bag.
I8
Manual
discharging
Discharge when level input is

effectiveStop to discharge when
level input is ineffective.
Enter run status when impulse

input is effective.
Return to stop status at once
when impulse input is effective.
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Manual
discharging
Effective discharging output

when impulse input is effective;
ineffective when again more.
I10
Manual slow
feeding
Effective slow-feeding output

when effective input one time;
ineffective when again more.
NoteSupplement in stop and
run status.
I11
Keypad lock
Only can press
I12
Upper level
Level input for upper level of

material hopper.
I13
Under level
Level input for under level of

material hopper.
I9
I14
Discharging-val
ve closed
completely
I15
Nip bag
completely
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effectively.
Effective input for discharging

valve
closed
completely;
contrarily not closed.
With hopper modeNot feeding
until the input is effective. If
ineffective input, then stop fast /
moderate / slow feeding.
Note: No definition, no use.
Effective input for nipping bag
completely, contrarily not nip
completely.
With hopper mode Not
discharging until the input is
effective. If ineffective input, then
stop to discharge.
Without hopper mode Not
feeding until the input is
effective. If ineffective input, then
stop fast / moderate / slow
feeding.
Note: No definition, no use.
I16
Enter pause status when

Pause
I17
Start/Stop
I18
Clear total
I19
Breaking input
When level input is effective,

start to runIf ineffective, return
to stop status after finish bagging
when feeding, otherwise stop at
once.
Effective input to clear total times
and weight.
Level input is effective, the
breaking input is effective;
Otherwise ineffective.
Note: Same input/output code can be defined as several

inputs/outputs, such as both IN1 and IN2 are defined as I4.
6.12 Display testing

The following flow chart is to test lights on main-display
and sub-display, status and instruction:
Press
7 times in stop status
till main display show tStdip.

Press
till all of main display,
sub-display and status lights are
bright.
Press
till all of lights shine and
sparkle at 2seconds/time.
Press
2times to exit testing and
return.
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6.13 Reset
Reset present parameters to initial setting.
Reset I/O definition (io) for example:
display show init.
till main
2. Press
to input correct calibration
password. See Character 6.19 for
details.
3. Press
till sub-display showio
I/O definition).
Note: SETUPto backup operation
parameters; CALto backup calibration
parameters; rECiPEto backup recipe
parameters; ALLto reset all of
parameters.
4.
Press
showYES?.
5.
Press
showSUCCESto
parameters. Press
sub-display
,
sub-display
enter
next
to return.
1. Suggestion: When reset, please backup first to be

used in the future.
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6.14 Backup & Restore

User can make all of parameters backup.
Makeall of parameters (ALL)backup for example:
1. When stop press
display
press
show
till main
bAC.
And
then
input calibration password,
sub-display show SET UP.

2. Press
till sub-display showALL
all of parameters
Note: SETUP operation parameters
backup; CALcalibration parameters
backup; ioI/O definition backup.
rECiPErecipe parameters backup.
3.
Press
sub-display
showYES?, then press

to
confirm and enter next parameters.
Otherwise press
stop status.
to exit and return
Restore backup is similar with backup operation. When

main display show rbAC, press
to enter and restore.
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6.15 Analog calibration & self-definition

till main
display show CALdA.

2.Press
to
input
correct
calibration
password,
and
then
press
to enter analog self-
definition (sub-display showSET).

3.Press
to
set
analog
self-definition parameters. Press

to switch analog calibration.
4.Press
to
set
analog
calibration parameters.
6.15.1 Analog calibration
Calibrate at 4 values4mA12mA20mA and maximum
current.
1) 4mAMain display shows CAL DA, sub-display 10923 ,
ID indicates 1
2) 12mAMain display shows CAL DA, sub-display 32768,
ID indicates 2
3) 20mAMain display shows CAL DA, sub-display 54613,
ID indicates 3
maximum currentMain display shows CAL DA, sub-display
24.000.
For example: calibrate 12mA output and Max. current:
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1. Press
2. Press
to calibrate 4mA.
to calibrate 12mA,
which ID indicate from 1 to 2;

Calibrate 20mA when ID indicate
3; If no ID indication, it calibrates
maximum current.
Note: Press
long time in
calibration, sub-display value for all of

analog output restore to initial value.
Calibration method:
1. Please connect multi-meter with analog output terminals
correctly in calibration.
2.If the analog output value from multi-meter and terminals
are different, press
press
or
, so sub-display sparkle, and then
to change DA digits and adjust analog
output value to be same as calibration value, after that,

press
to finish.
3. If the analog output value from multi-meter and terminals

are same, press
to next calibration item.
4.No need adjust DA digits to calibrate maximum analog,

only input analog value from multi-meter in the calibration.
6. Press
to exit.
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6.15.2 Analog self-definition

1. Press
to define voltage and
current parameters.
2. Press
then
, sub-display sparkle, and
press
press
to
to
save.
switch
and
After
that,
press
to define analog value.
3. Analog self-definition: minimum
analog value, zero analog value,
maximum capacity analog value and
maximum analog value.
Main display show SP1SP2SP3
SP4,
which
change
by
Note: Operation item 18 must set USEr.

Definition description
1) minimum analog value is output analog value of minimum
analog. When the weight is less than zero,the linearity
between zero and maximum capacity is decreasing, then
stop to decrease at this value.
2) zero analog value is output analog value when the
indicator show zero. For example, SP0 define iout as 5.000,
so the analog value output 5.000mA when when the
indicator show zero.
3) maximum capacity analog value is output analog value
when the indicator show maximum capacity.
4) maximum analog value is output analog value when the
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weight is overflow.
6.16 Password
All initial passwords are 000000
NoteCalibration password is same password as reset,
backup, restore, I/O definition and analog calibration. When
calibration password changed, others also changed.
Password operation as follows
1. Press
to enter password.
2. Press
Note:
If
to input password.
input
wrong,sub-display
showError, then press

again. If
input wrong for three times, main display
showError4and self-lock, but user can
operate again when power on again.
3. Input correct password, then
press
to set parameters.
6.17 Password setting

User can set password in parameters when F6.1 isON.
Set operation parameters password for example:
1.When operation parameter 19 set
ON,press
main display show
19.1then press
, main display
show PASS, enter password.

2. Press
and
in turn to input
password.
Note: User must input same new
password twice to set password. If
not, main display showErrorone
second and return to PASS again.
3. Once input same new password
twice, press
19.1.
to save and return

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6.18 Operation mode

Tuxon-MC has three modes: weighing mode, bagging
mode and batching mode, which are optional for users.
Setting operation: When power on, press
long
time in 8 sparkling till the indicator response two sonorants,

then the indicator showPASSwithout pressing
that,
press
to
input
password
. After
880606
on
sub-display.
When password is correct, main display show SELECT
and sub-display show GM8806-A Weighing mode
GM8806A-BBagging mode or GM8806A-PBatching
mode, which can change by pressing
After selecting operation mode, press
to confirm
and finish, then the indicator sparkle 8 to enter.

NoteAfter selecting operation mode, user need reset
the indicator to ensure parameters correct.
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7 Automatical bagging process

7.1 Flow chart for bagging with weighing hopper
7.2 Flow chart for bagging without hopper
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7.3 Sketch map for bagging process with

weighing hopper
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7.4 Sketch map for bagging process without

weighing hopper
7.5 Description
1) With weighing hopper mode: Begin bagging process
when receive effective defined under level signal.
Without weighing hopper mode: Begin bagging process
when receive effective defined under level signal and
effective bag-nipped signal.
Ingredient weight target value leading quantity of fast
feeding, shut fast feeding.
Ingredient weight target value leading quantity of
moderate feeding, shut moderate feeding.
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Ingredient weight target value free fall value, shut

slow feeding.
2 t1: Begin bagging process after time delay t1(zeroing
first with weighing hopper or tare off without hopper).
The indicator show net weight instead of gross weight.
t2 / t3 / t4: No contrast time t2 t3 t4 in fast feeding,
moderate feeding and slow feeding to avoid feedingcrushed weight.
T5: Over tolerance checking time t5.
T6 Fix value within time t6.
With weighing hopper mode: Discharge when receive
bag-nipped signal or wait.
Without weighing hopper mode: Pat bag or release bag.
T7 With weighing hopper mode: Shut off discharging after
time t7 when weight is less than near-zero value.
Without weighing hopper mode: Finish bagging after
time t7 when weight is less than near-zero value.
T8 Nip bag within t8 when receive effective signal.
T9: Release bag withi n t9 when receive effective signal.
3) Running status:Return stop status for effective stop input.
Stop feeding or discharging and return stop status for
effective urgent-stop input.
4) If recipe parameter F4=ON, check over / under tolerance
after every bagging finish. See Character 5.3 for details.
5) Pat bag: If F6 is ON, begin to pat bag after time t10(F6.4)
in discharging till finish, and then begin to release bag
after time t9. See Character 5.3 for details.
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8 Serial port communication

Tuxon-MC has RS232/485 serial port to communicate with
host computer at two protocols: RS/ MODBUS.
8.1 RS protocol
Two modesContinue(Cont) / Command(Read).
Data formatsupport all of data in operation parameter 4
Baud rate 1200/2400/4800/9600/19200/38400/57600
CodeASCII
8.1.1 RS Continue (Cont)
When operation parameter 3=RS3.1=Cont, indicator
send weighing data to host computer without command.
Data Format
STX
Scale
no.
R S
Ingredient State State

G/N +/- Value CRC CR LF
no.
1
2
Here
STX 1bitstart character 02H
Scale no. 2bitsfor example: 01 is 30H 31H
R 1bit52H
S 1bit53H
State 1 1bit
Bi
t
Run
Pause
Before
feeding
Fast
feedi
ng
Stop
Not
pause
Not before
feeding
Moder
ate
feedin
g
Sl
o
w
fe
ed
in
g
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State 2 1bit
Bit
1
Finish
Finish
Fix
Discharge batching Stable Overflow
feeding value
times
Unstable
G/N (bit) , 0: net weight , 1~5: 0 , 6: 1

Bit
Net
Gross
+/- 1bitsign2BH+
2DH-
Value 7bit
including decimal point, if no, the highest bit
is space.
CRC 2bitscheck sumwhich add all of front digits and
transform decimal system, then take last two
digits to transform into ASCII.
CR 1bit0DH
LF 1bit0AH
The following data format for example
02 30 31 52 53 79 54 41 2B 30 30 30 30 2E 38 36 32 35 0D 0A
Means present state at fast feeding,stable,bag-nipped, net
weight,display value +0.86 status.
8.1.2 Command mode (Read)
When operation parameters 3=RS3.1=Readthe indicator
send present data to host computer only after received
command .
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1) Host computer readpresent status

Read command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Correct responseSame as Cont mode(RS communication)

Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here:
N 4E
O 4F
For example02 30 31 52 53 36 34 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 53 79 54 41 2B 30 30 30 30 2E 38 36 32 35 0D 0A
Means present state at fast feeding,stable,bag-nipped, net
weight,display value +0.86 status.
Wrong response:02 30 31 52 53 4E 4F 32 31 0D 0A
2) Host computer readpresent accumulative total
Read command
STX
Scale no.
T CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale
no.
Total
times
Scale no.
R T
Accumulative
total
CRC
CR LF
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
CRC
Here
T 54H
2CH
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Total times 4bits0000~9999

Accumulative total 10bitsincluding decimal point
Read accumulative total command for example:
02 30 31 52 54 36 35 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 54 30 30 30 37 2C 30 30 30 30 30 34 32 2E 36
36 30 34 0D 0A
Means total times 7accumulative value 42.660.
Wrong response: 02 30 31 52 54 4E 4F 32 32 0D 0A
3) Host computer readrecipes
Read command
STX
Scale no.
00
Recipe
parameters
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
ST Scale
X no.
R R
Ingredient Recipe DDDD

CRC
no.
parameters DD
CR
LF
Wrong response
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here
Ingredient no. fix 30 30
Recipe parameters 1bit030H target value131H
leading quantity of fast feeding232H
leading quantity of moderate feeding3
33H free fall value, 434H near-zero value.
DDDDDD 6bitsrecipe parameter values
For example, read target value command:
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02 30 31 52 52 30 30 30 30 37 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 52 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 30 30 30 30 0D 0A
Means: Scale no. 1 target value is 500 .
4) Host computer readrecipe parameters
Read command
STX
Scale no.
R F Parameters
0 CRC CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
F Parameters 0 DDDDDD CRC CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
R F
CRC
CR
LF
Here
F 46H
Parameters 3bitssuch as feeding time delay F2.1 is
32H 31H 30H
DDDDDD 6bitsrecipe parameter values
Read parameter F2.1 from scale no.1 command:
02 30 31 52 46 32 31 30 30 34 36 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 46 32 31 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 33 39 0D 0A
Means parameter F2.1 in scale no.1 is 0.5
5) Host computer readBagging weight value
Read command
STX
Scale no.
R O 00
CRC
CR
LF
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Correct response
STX Scale no. R
00
DDDDDD CRC
L
F
CR
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here
DDDDDD 6bitsbatching value
For example: Read bagging weight value command:
02 30 31 52 4F 30 30 30 30 34 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 4F 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 30 30 39 37 0D 0A
Means scale no.1 bagging weight value is 500.
Wrong response: 02 30 31 52 4F 4E 4F 31 37 0D 0A
6) Host computer readbatching times
Read command
STX
Scale no.
B CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
R B DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
B 42H
DDDDDD 6bitsbatching times
For example: Read batching times command:
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02 30 31 52 42 34 37 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 42 30 30 30 31 30 30 33 36 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 batching times are 100.
7) Host computer readdecimal point
Read command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
R P DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
R P
N O
CRC
CR
LF
Here
P 50H
DDDDDD 6bitsrange at 0-4 (decimal point digits)
Read decimal point for example:
02 30 31 52 50 36 31 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 50 30 30 30 30 30 31 35 30 0D 0A
Means the decimal point of scale no.1 is 1bit.
8) Host computer readRecipe no.
Read command
STX
Scale no.
N CRC
CR
LF
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Correct response
STX
Scale no.
R N DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here
DDDDDD 6bitreceipe no.
For example : Read recipe no. 02 30 31 52 4E 35 39 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 4E 30 30 30 30 30 31 34 38 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 present recipe no. is 1 .
Wrong response: 02 30 31 52 4E 4E 4F 31 36 0D 0A
9) Host computer read Operation parameters
Read response:
STX
Scale
no.
R U
Operation
parameters
Correct response:
Scale
Operation
STX
R U
no.
parameters
0 CRC
0 DDDDDD
CR
CRC
LF
CR
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here:
U 55H
Operation parameters3bitssuch as zeroing range 7 is
37H 30H 30H
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LF
DDDDDD 6bitsoperation parameter data.

For exampleRead operation parameter 7 command
02 30 31 52 55 37 30 30 30 36 35 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 55 37 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 30 35 38 0D 0A
Meas Scale no. 1 operation parameter is 50
Wrong response 02 30 31 52 55 4E 4F 30 38 0D 0A
10) Host computer readRestore for broken power
Read command
STX
Scale no.
R E
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
R E DDDDDD
CRC
CR LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here
E 45H
DDDDDD 6bits1 is conti ?status, 0 for not
conti ?status.
For examples: 02 30 31 52 45 35 30 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 52 45 30 30 30 30 30 31 34 38 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 is incontistatus.
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11) Host computer writeRecipe

Write command
STX Scale no.
Recipe
parameter
R 00
DDDDDD CRC CR
LF
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here
W 57H
K 4BH
Recipe parameter 1bit030H target value131H
leading quantity of fast feeding232H
leading quantity of moderate333H free
fall value; 434H near-zero value.
For exampleWrite target value=1500 in scale no.1
02 30 31 57 52 30 30 30 30 30 31 35 30 30 30 36 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 57 52 4F 4B 32 32 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 has saved the weight value.
12) Host computer writeRecipe parameter
Write command
STX
- 64
Scale
no.
W F
Set
parameter
0 DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
F O
CRC
CR
LF
F N
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
F 46H
Set parameter 3bitsuch as feeding time delay F2.1 is
32H 31H 30H
DDDDDD 6bitset parameter value
For examplewrite parameter F2.1=3 to scale no.1
02 30 31 57 46 32 31 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 33 34 32 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 57 46 4F 4B 31 30 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 has saved parameter F2.1=3.
13) Host computer write operation parameter
Write command
STX
Scale
W
no.
operation
parameter
DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
O CRC
CR
LF
Here
U 55H
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Operation parameter 3bitsuch as zeroing range 7 is

37H 30H 30H
DDDDDD 6bitoperation parameter value
For exampleWrite 30 command on operation parameter 7
in scale no.1:
02 30 31 57 55 37 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 33 30 36 31 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 57 55 4F 4B 32 35 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 has saved operation parameter 7.
14) Host computer writeRecipe no.
Write command
STX
Scale no.
N DD
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
N O
CRC
CR
LF
N N
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
DD 2bitsrecipe no. range at 01-40.
For example: Write recipe no. 01 on scale no. 1 command:
02 30 31 57 4E 30 31 36 31 0D 0A
Correct response:
02 30 31 57 4E 4F 4B 31 38 0D 0A
Means scale no.1 has saved recipe no.
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15) Host computer writeBatching times

Write command
STX
Scale no.
B DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
B O
CRC
CR
LF
B N
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
B 42H
DDDDDD 6bitsrange at 000000-009999.
For exampleWrite batching times 1000 on scale no.1:
02 30 31 57 42 30 30 31 30 30 30 34 31 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 57 42 4F 4B 30 36 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 has saved batching times.
16) Host computer writeRestor for broken power
Write command
STX
Scale no.
E D
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
E O
CRC
E N
O CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CR
LF
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Here
E 1bit45H
D 1bitrange at 0 and 11 means to restore; 0
means not to restore.
For exampleWrite restore 01 command on scale no.1:
02 30 31 57 45 31 30 34 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 57 45 4F 4B 30 39 0D 0A
Means the command has been saved.
17) Host computer calibratedecimal point
Write command
STX
Scale no.
C P
Decimal
point
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
K CRC
CR
LF
O CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
C 43H
P 50H
Decimal point 1bitrange at 0~4
For exampleCalibrate decimal point 3 on scale no.1:
02 30 31 43 50 33 39 37 0D 0A
Correct response
02 30 31 43 50 4F 4B 30 30 0D 0A
Means scale no.1 has saved decimal point value.
Wrong response:02 30 31 43 50 4E 4F 30 33 0D 0A
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18) Host computerAdd weights to calibrate zero

Write command
STX
Scale no.
C Z
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
O K
Z N
CRC
CR
LF
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
Z 5AH
For exampleAdd weights to calibrate zero on scale no.1
02 30 31 43 5A 35 36 0D 0A
Correct response02 30 31 43 5A 4F 4B 31 30 0D 0A
Means command has been performed.
Wrong response: 02 30 31 43 5A 4E 4F 31 33 0D 0A
19) Host computercalibrate zero without weights
Write command
STX
Scale no.
C Y DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
C Y
O K CRC
C Y
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Here
C 43H
Y 59H
- 69 -
DDDDDD 6bitswhich is millivolt value related zero.

For exampleWrite zero command on scale no.1
02 30 31 43 59 30 30 31 35 30 30 34 39 0D 0A
Correct response02 30 31 43 59 4F 4B 30 39 0D 0A
Means scale no.1 has saved written data.
20) Host computer calibrateMinimum division and
maximum capacity
Write command
STX
Scale no.
C M
DD
DDDDDD
CRC
CR
Correct response:
STX
Scale no.
K CRC
CR
LF
O CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
M 4DH
DD division value :125102050
DDDDDD 6bitsmaximum capacity value
For exampleWrite division and maximum capacity
command on scale no.1
02 30 31 43 4D 30 31 30 31 30 30 30 30 32 39 0D 0A
Correct response02 30 31 43 4D 4F 4B 39 37 0D 0A
Means scale no.1 has saved written value.
Wrong response: 02 30 31 43 4D 4E 4F 30 30 0D 0A
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LF
21) Host computerAdd weights to calibrate gain

Write command
STX
Scale no.
C G DDDDDD
CRC
CR
LF
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
K CRC
O CRC
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CR
LF
Here
G 47H
DDDDDD 6bitgain value
For exampleCalibrate gain command on scale no. 1
02 30 31 43 47 30 30 31 30 30 30 32 36 0D 0A
Means scale no.1 has saved 10000.
22) Host computercalibrate gain without weights
Write command
STX Scale no.
L D1D1D1D1D1D1 D2D2D2D2D2D2
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
L O
K CRC
L N O
CR
LF
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
CRC
Here
- 71 -
L 4CH
D1D1D1D1D1D1 6bitsgain millivolt value
D2D2D2D2D2D2 6bitsgain weight value
For exampleCalibrate gain without weights 4.110mV as
10000 on scale no. 1
02 30 31 43 4C 30 30 34 31 31 30 30 31 30 30 30 30 32 35
0D 0A
Correct response02 30 31 43 4C 4F 4B 39 36 0D 0A
Means scale no. 1 has saved calibration value.
Wong response: 02 30 31 43 4C 4E 4F 39 39 0D 0A
23) Host computerManual discharging operation
Write command
STX
Scale no.
C D
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
D O
CRC
CR
LF
D N
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
D 44H
For exampleSend discharging operation on scale no. 1
02 30 31 43 44 33 34 0D 0A
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24) Host computerRunning operation

Write command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
R O
CRC
CR
LF
R N
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
For exampleRun scale no. 1 command

02 30 31 43 52 34 38 0D 0A
25) Host computerStop operation
Write command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
T O
CRC
CR
LF
T N
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
For exampleStop scale no. 1 command

02 30 31 43 54 35 30 0D 0A
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26) Host computer Urgent-stop operation

Write command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
J O
CRC
CR
LF
J N
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here:
J 4AH
For exampleUrgent stop scale no. 1 command
02 30 31 43 4A 34 30 0D 0A
Correct response02 30 31 43 4A 4F 4B 39 34 0D 0A
Wrong response: 02 30 31 43 4A 4E 4F 39 37 0D 0A
27) Host computer Pause operation
Write command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
S O
CRC
CR
LF
S N
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
For examplePause scale no. 1

02 30 31 43 53 34 39 0D 0A
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28) Host computerNip/release bag operation

Write command
STX
Scale no.
C Q
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
Q O
CRC
CR
LF
Q N
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
Here
Q 51H
For exampleNip/release bag command on scale no. 1
02 30 31 43 51 34 37 0D 0A
29) Host computerManual slow feeding operation
Write command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
K CRC
CR
LF
O CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
For exampleManual slow feeding command on scale no.1

02 30 31 43 4F 34 35 0D 0A
Correct response02 30 31 43 4F 4F 4B 39 39 0D 0A
Wrong response: 02 30 31 43 4F 4E 4F 30 32 0D 0A
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30) Host computerClear alarm operation

Write command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
O K
CRC
CR
LF
O CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
For exampleClear alarm message on scale no. 1

02 30 31 43 42 33 32 0D 0A
31) Host computerZeroing operation
Write command
STX
Scale no.
CRC
CR
LF
Correct response
STX
Scale no.
C O
CRC
CR
LF
C N
CRC
CR
LF
Wrong response:
STX
Scale no.
For exampleZeroing command on scale no.1

02 30 31 43 43 33 33 0D 0A
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8.2 MODBUS protocol

8.2.1 Communication mode
1) Rtu: Every 8-bit byte in message are divided into 2pcs of
4-bit hexadecimal characters to transmit at binary code.
Data format8- E-18- O-18- n-18- n-2(optional)
Baud rate: 1200/ 2400/ 4800/ 9600/ 19200/ 38400/57600
(optional)
Code: binary system
2) ASCII: Every 8-bit byte in message is transmitted as 2pcs
ASCII characters at ASCII code.
Data format: List in parameter F4 (optional)
Baud rate: 1200/ 2400/ 4800/ 9600/ 19200/ 38400/57600
(optional)
Code: ASCII
8.2.2 MODBUS communication address
PLC
Display
address address
Description
The following items are only-read register(code 0x03)

Bit
Meaning
.0
0: Stop 1: Run
0Not pause
1Pause
Before feeding
Fast feeding
Moderate feeding
Slow feeding
Fix value
Over/under
tolerance
.1
40001
0000
Preset state
1
.2
.3
.4
.5
.6
.7
- 77 -
.8
.9
.10
.11
.12
.13
.14
.15
Bit
Alarm
Nip bag
Pat bag
Discharge
Near-zero value
Filling
Finish batching
times
Lack material
Meaning
.0
40002
0001
40003
0002
40004
0003
40005
40006
40007
0004
0005
0006
40008
0007
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Preset state
2
Present
weight
0: Gross1: Net.
0Unstable
.1
1Stable
0None zero
.2
1zero
0Not overflow
.3
1Overflow
0Not minus value
.4
1minus value
When weight overflow,
indicator display OFL
return value
0xFFFFFFFF.
Accumulate
total times
Only readwhen write

return error data address.
Accumulate
total weight
Only readwhen write

return error data address.
(bit form)0Finish
batching times 1Over
zeroing range2Unstable
Alarm
40009 0008
when zeroing3: Over
message
tolerance signal4: Under
tolerance signal5Target
value is 0 when start.
The following items are both of read and writewrite
function code 0x10read function code 0x03
40014 0013
Target value F1.1
40015 0014
Leading
40016 0015
quantity of
F1.2
40017 0016 fast feeding
Leading
40018 0017
quantity of
F1.3
moderate
40019 0018
feeding
NoteWrite value
40020 0019
Free fall
F1.4 should less than or
value
40021 0020
same as
40022 0021
Near-zero
max.capacity.
F1.5
value
40023 0022
40024
0023
40025
0024
40026
40027
40028
40029
40030
40031
0025
0026
0027
0028
0029
0030
Start-patting
weight
F1.6
Over weight
value
F3.1
Under
weight value
F3.2
Maximum
capacity
Max.capacity minimum
division30000
- 79 -
40032
40033
Gain
calibration
with weights
Write in present actual

weight, indicator calibrate
gain to write in weight
value according to
present millivolt value;
Read to return millivolt
value at present weight.
Zero
calibration
without
weights
Write in millivolt value

calibrated at zero point
Read to return present
millivolt data at zero point.
Gain
(millivolt)
calibration
without
weights
Write in millivolt value of

gain weight, indicator
save first
Read to return millivolt
data of present weight.
Gain
(weight)
calibration
without
weights
Write in weight value

correlated with gain
millivolt data after writing
in gain millivolt dataGain
calibration proceeded by
the two values when write
in the registerRead to
return 0000H.
0031
0032
40034
0033
40035
0034
40036
0035
40037
0036
40038
0037
40039
0038
40040
0039
40041
0040
- 80
Zero
calibration
with weights
Write in 0001H to take

present weight as zero
when weighing plate is
steady;
Read to return present
millivolt data at zero .
( See Note 1)
The following items are two bytes and available to read

and write(writing code 0x06read code 0x03
0000H:0bit
0001H:1bit
0002H:2bit
0003H:3bit
0004H:4bit
40042
0041
Decimal point
40043
0042
Mini division
40044
0043
Load cell
sensitivity
40045
0044
Feeding time
delay t1
F2.1
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40046
0045
No contrast time
t2 of fast
feeding
F2.2
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40047
No contrast time
0046 t3 of moderate
feeding
F2.3
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40048
No contrast time
0047
t4 of slow
feeding
F2.4
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40049
0048
Check
tolerance
time t5
F2.5
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40050
0049
Fix value time

t6
F2.6
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40051
0050
Discharging
time delay t7
F2.7
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
0001H:10002H:2
0005H:5000AH:10
00014200032H50
0002H:2mV/V
0003H:3mV/V
- 81 -
40052
0051
Bag-nipped
time t8
F2.8
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40053
0052
Bag-released
time t9
F2.9
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40054
0053
F3.4
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40055
0054
F4.1
0000H~0063H
(00~99)
40056
0055
F4.2
0000H~0063H
(00~99%)
Over/under
tolerance
alarm time
Free fall
compensation
times
Free fall
compensation
range
40057
0056
Free fall
compensation
percent
40058
0057
Jog feeding
times
40059
0058
40060
0059
Jog feeding
effective time
Jog feeding
alternative
time
40061
0060
Patting bag
mode
40062
0061
Patting bag
times in
feeding
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F4.3
F5.1
F5.2
0 for 0%
1 for 100%;
2 for 50%
3 for 25%.
0000H~0063H
(00~99)
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
F5.3
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
F6.1
0P_ADD
1P_End
2P_AEn
F6.2
0000H~03E7H
(000~999)
40063
0062
Patting bag
times after
fixed value
F6.3
0000H~03E7H
(000~999)
40064
0063
Delay time
before patting
bag
F6.4
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40065
0064
High level
time in patting
bag
F6.5
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40066
0065
Low level
time in patting
bag
F6.6
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40067
0066
Shaking bag
delay time
F6.8
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
F7.1
0d_s
1d_d
2d_ds
F7.2
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
F7.3
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
F7.4
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
F7.5
0000H~03E7H
00.0~99.9
40068
0067
40069
0068
40070
0069
40071
0070
40072
0071
Control
shaking switch
in moderate
and slow
feeding
Jog moderate
feeding
effective time
Jog moderate
feeding
ineffective
time
Jog feeding of
slow feeding
effective time
Jog feeding of
slow feeding
ineffective time
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40074
0073
F9
0dsp_rE;
1dsp_dA;
2rdp_s2;
3rdp_s3.
F10
0rdp_fi;
1rdp_s1;
2rdp_s2;
3rdp_s3.
Sub-display
data when stop
40075
0074
Sub-display
data when run
40076
0075
Recipe no.
40077
0076
40079
0078
40080
0079
Zero tracking
range
40081
0080
Zeroing range
40082
0081
Stability
range
40083
0082
AD filter
40084
0083
Stability filter
10
40085
0084
40086
0085
40087
40089
0086
0088
- 84
1~40
Read zero from the
address.
Reserve
Automatic
zeroing
alternation
Analog mode
Reserve
0000H~0063H
(00~99)
0001H~0063H
(01~99)
0001H~0063H
(01~99)
0000H~0009H
(0~9)
0000H~0009H
(0~9)
11
0000H~0063H
(00~99)
18
0000H~0007H
Read zero from the
address.
40090
0089
Batching
times
40091
0090
Back up /
Restore initial
setting
40092
0091
Start / Stop
I/O testing
40093
0092
Input testing
40094
0093
Output testing
0000H~270FH
WriteInitialization
8800 initialize all
parameters
8801 initialize calibration
8802 initialize operation
parameters
8803 initialize recipe
parameters
8804 initialize IO
definition.
Back up: (The highest bit
change to 6);
Restore: (The highest bit
change to 7).
Return 0 to read.
Write only in stop status.
Write 1 to start I/O
testingWrite 0 to exit.
Read1 for I/O testing
status.0 for not I/O
testing status.
Write: not permit.
( Change only in stop)
Read: Input IN1 ~ IN4
from low bit to high bit, 1
for effective input, 0 for
ineffective input.
Write: Output from OUT1
~ OUT10 from low bit to
high bit, 1 for effective
output, 0 for ineffective
output.
Read: Return present
output status.
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40095
0094
IN1
40096
0095
IN2
40097
0096
IN3
40098
0097
IN4
40099
0098
OUT1
40100
0099
OUT2
40101
0100
40102
0101
40103
0102
OUT5
40104
0103
OUT6
40105
0104
OUT7
40106
0105
OUT8
40107
0106
OUT9
40108
0107
OUT10
I/O selfdefinition
OUT3
OUT4
Write: write
value related
with I/O
definition. For
example, if
define IN2 as
I3, user
should write 3
in IN2
register.
( Change only
in stop)
Read: Return
present
I/O
self-definition.
Following items are bits and available to read and write in

loops (function code:0x01, 0x05)
Restore when
power off
Auto- zeroing
when power on
00112
0111
00113
0112
00114
0113
Bagging mode
00115
0114
Gross/net
mode
00116
0115
Feeding mode
00117
0116
Auto /manual
releasing bag
- 86
WriteFF00H = ON
0000H = OFF
Read0001H = ON
0000H = OFF
Note
Tare-off / zeroing
selection
FF00H=b_tare
0000H=b_zero
Restore for broken
power
Manual
discharging
counted in total
Over / under
tolerance
recorded total
Save when
power off
00118
0117
00119
0118
00120
0119
00121
0120
00122
0121
00123
0122
00124
0123
00125
0124
Pat bag
00126
0125
Shake bag
00127
0126
Jog feeding
00128
0127
Display lock
00129
0128
00132
0131
00133
00134
WriteFF00H=yes
000H=no
Readconti1 for
conti 0 for not conti.
Over/under
tolerance alarm
Over/under
tolerance
pause
Free fall
complement
Under
tolerance
complement
Reserve
Read zero from the

address.
0132
Input state
Read1 for effective

0 for ineffective
WriteNot permit.
0133
Input state
in2 not permit to write.

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00135
0134
Input state
In3 not permit to write.
00136
0135
Input state
In4 not permit to write.
00137
0136
Output state
ReadFrom low to high

represent out1-out10
which 1 for effective0
for ineffective
WriteNot permit
00138
0137
Output state
out2 not permit to write
00139
0138
Output state
00140
0139
Output state
00141
0140
Output state
00142
0141
Output state
00143
0142
Output state
00144
0143
Output state
00145
0144
Output state
00146
0145
Output state
out10 not permit to

write
00147
0146
Start
00148
0147
Urgent stop
00149
0148
Stop
- 88
Read
Run = 1
Not run= 0
Read
Stop = 1
Not stop=0
Read
Stop = 1
Not stop=0
Only
write
FF00H
= on
Read
Pause=1;
Not pause = 0
Read
Zeroing=1
Not zeroing=0
00150
0149
Pause
00151
0150
Zeroing
00152
0151
Clear alarm
Read
Cleared=1
Not clear = 0
00153
0152
Select recipe
Read always
read OFF
00154
0153
Nip/release
bag
Read
Nip bag=1
Release bag=0
00155
0154
Manual
discharging
00156
0155
Manual slow
feeding
00157
00158
ReadEffective
discharging=1 Write
ineffective
discharging = 0 FF00=
on;
Readeffective 0000
slow feeding=1 =off
ineffective slow
feeding = 0
0156
Lock keypad
Read
Locked = 1
Not lock = 0
0157
Upper filling
level
Read
Effective = 1
Ineffective = 0
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00159
0158
00160
0159
00161
00162
00163
8.2.3
Under filling
level
Read
Effective = 1
Ineffective = 0
DischargingRead
closed
Effective = 1
completely signal Ineffective = 0
Read
Complete
nipping bag
0160
Effective = 1
signal
Ineffective = 0
Read
Clear
accumulate
0161
Cleared = 1
total
Not clear = 0
Read
0162 Breaking input Effective = 1
Ineffective = 0
Only
read
Only
write
ON
Only
read
Function code
Above Modbus communication protocols have five function

codes01 read coil03 read register05 force single coil
06 preset single register16( 10 Hex) preset several
registers.
01 read coil
InquiryRegulate coil start and quantities.
Response
a) Every coil state in response message is corresponding
to every data in data area1=ON0=OFFThe LSB in
first byte is start address in inquiry. Other coils are in
seriation from lowest to highest in the byte till full of 8pcs,
next byte same seriation.
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b) If they are not 8 multiples, the last byte is full of zero

from the remain to the highestwhich byte sections
indicate all of byte quantities.
For exampleInquiry weighing indicator 01 to read 40- 43
coil (Coil 43- 40 related status0- 0- 1- 0).
1) RTU communication mode
Inquiry command
Function
Address
code
1byte
1byte
Start
address
Coil
quantity
CRC
parity
2byte
2byte
2byte
Correct response
Address
Function
code
Account
byte
Data area
CRC
parity
1byte
1byte
1byte
1byte
2byte
Inquiry command01 01 00 28 00 04 BD C1
Correct response01 01 01 02 D0 49
2) ASCII communication mode
Inquiry command
Start
Address
1byte
2byte
Function Start
code
address
2byte
4byte
Coil
quantities
LRC
Stop
parity
4byte
2byte 2byte
Correct response
Start
Address
1byte
2byte
Function Account
code
byte
2byte
2byte
Data
area
LRC
Stop
parity
2byte
2byte 2byte
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Inquiry command: 3A 30 31 30 31 30 30 32 38 30 30 30 34
44 32 0D 0A
Correct response3A 30 31 30 31 30 31 30 32 46 42 0D 0A
Coil 43- 40 related status0- 0- 1- 0
03 read register
InquiryRegulate to read register start address and register

quantities.
ResponseRegulate read register byte quantities, every
register relate 2bytes respectivelyMessage also has data
from every read register.
For exampleread register 00070008(Register 00070008
respective data0Hex0000H
5Hex0005H).
Inquiry command
Address
Function
code
Start
address
Inquiry
register
quantity
CRC
parity
1byte
1byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
Correct response
Address
1byte
Function Account
code
byte
1byte
1byte
Register
Register CRC
(0007) data (0008) data parity
2byte
2byte
Inquiry command01 03 00 07 00 02 75 CA
Correct response01 03 04 00 00 00 05 3A 30
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2byte

Inquiry command
Start
Address
1byte
2byte
Function
Start
code
address
2byte
4byte
Inquiry
register
quantity
LRC
Stop
parity
4byte
2byte 2byte
Correct response
Start Address
Register Register
Function Account
LRC
(0007) (0008)
Stop
code
byte
parity
data
data
1byte 2byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
2byte 2byte
Inquiry command: 3A 30 31 30 33 30 30 30 37 30 30 30 32
46 33 0D 0A
Correct response3A 30 31 30 33 30 34 30 30 30 30 30 30
30 35 46 33 0D 0A
05 force single coil
ForceRegulate force coil addressand one normal item in
force data arearegulate requested coil ON/ OFF state:
FF00 for ON0000H for OFFother data is ineffective to coil.
ResponseReturn normal response for force coil.
For exampleForce 0056 coil is ON in weighing indicator 01.
Force command
Address
Function
code
Coil
address
Force data
CRC
parity
1byte
1byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
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Correct response
Function
Address
code
1byte
1byte
Coil
address
Force data
CRC
parity
2byte
2byte
2byte
Force command01 05 00 38 FF 00 0D F7
Correct response01 05 00 38 FF 00 0D F7
Force command
Start
Address
1byte
2byte
Function
Coil
code
address
2byte
4byte
Force LRC
Stop
data parity
4byte 2byte 2byte
Correct response
Function
Coil
Start Address
code
address
Force LRC
Stop
data parity
1byte
4byte 2byte 2byte
2byte
2byte
4byte
Force command3A 30 31 30 35 30 30 33 38 46 46 30 30
43 33 0D 0A
43 33 0D 0A
06 preset single register
PresetRegulate to preset single register address and data.
ResponseReturn normal response after register is preset.
For exampleRequest 0009 register in weighing indicator 01
is preset 0005H(register 0009 data5Hex0005H).
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Preset command
Address
Function Preset register Preset

code
address
data
1byte
1byte
2byte
CRC
parity
2byte
2byte
Function Preset register Preset

code
address
data
CRC
parity
Correct response
Address
1byte
1byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
Preset command01 06 00 09 00 05 99 CB
Correct response01 06 00 09 00 05 99 CB
Preset command
Start
Address
1byte
2byte
Preset
Function
register
code
address
2byte
4byte
Preset
data
LRC
Stop
parity
4byte
2byte 2byte
Preset
data
LRC
Stop
parity
4byte
2byte 2byte
Correct response
Start
Address
1byte
2byte
Preset
Function
register
code
address
2byte
4byte
Preset command:3A 30 31 30 36 30 30 30 39 30 30 30 35
45 42 0D 0A
45 42 0D 0A
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1610 hex Preset several registers

Preset start address in message and fixed value in data.
ResponseReturn address, function code, start address and
preset register quantity.
For examplePreset 2 registers in weighing indicator 01:
start register is 0030. Preset value is 0001H and 7318H
Preset command
Function
Start Register Account Preset CRC
code
address quantity
byte data
parity
Address
1byte
1byte
2byte
Correct response
Function
Address
code
1byte
1byte
2byte
1byte
4byte 2byte
Start
address
Register
quantity
CRC
parity
2byte
2byte
2byte
Preset command01 10 00 1E 00 02 04 00 01 73 18 07 D5
Correct response01 10 00 1E 00 02 21 CE
Preset command
Start Address
1byte 2byte
Function Start Register Account Preset LRC

Stop
code address quantity
byte
data
parity
2byte
4byte
4byte
Correct response
Function
Start
Start Address
code
address
1byte
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2byte
2byte
4byte
2byte
8byte 2byte 2byte
Register LRC
quantity parity
4byte
Stop
2byte 2byte
Preset command3A 30 31 31 30 30 30 31 45 30 30 30 32
30 34 30 30 30 31 31 43 39 36 31 38 0D 0A
Correctresponse: 3A 30 31 31 30 30 30 31 45 30 30 30 32
43 46 0D 0A
8.2.4 MODBUS communication error message
When weighing indicator check other error message
except parity code( CRC or LRC)indicator will send
message to host computer, the highest in function code is 1
which means function code from weighing indicator to host
computer is added 128 based on function code from host
computer(For example: read register command 03H will be
changed to 83H).
Error code:
02: error data -received address, which is not permitted by
weighing indicator.
03: error inquiry data, which is not permitted by indicator.
Error message format
1RTU communication mode
Address
Function code
Error code
CRC parity
1byte
1byte
1byte
2byte
2ASCII communication mode

Start
Address
Function
code
Error
code
LRC
parity
Stop
1byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
2byte
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For example, host computer read coil(0040) by code 03.

1 RTU communication mode
Inquiry command01 03 00 28 00 01 04 02
Error response01 83 02 C0 F1
2 ASCII communication mode
Inquiry command3A 30 31 30 33 30 30 32 38 30 30 30
31 44 33 0D 0A
Error response3A 30 31 38 33 30 32 37 41 0D 0A
From response message, the present error code is 02,
which means the present received data address is error, not
permit by weighing indicator.
9 Error and alarm message

ERROR Input wrong value; please refer to related
parameter range to input again.
ERROR2The present weight value is out of zeroing range.
ERROR3Scale platform is not stable in zeroing.
ERROR4Input wrong password more than 3 times.
ERROR5Alarm for batching times
ERROR6Alarm for discharging monitor
ERROR7Alarm for batching monitor
ERROR8Alarm for total target value is over maximum
capacity or target value is 0.
ERROR9Alarm for compensatory feeding
OVER The load cell sign is too big in zero calibration.
UNDER The load cell sign is too small in zero calibration.
OFL
Overflow
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7.3 Sketch map with hopper........................................52

Serial port communication.......................................... 55

Error and alarm message........................................... 98

weight-increasing control instruments to control automatic

Both SP1 and SP2 light in fast feedingSP1

light in moderate feedingSP2 light in slow feeding.

1.3 Rear illustration

I/O output terminals

2. Screw open in four

2.2 Power connection

1. AC power must connect with ground;

2.3 Load cell connection

1. As load cell output sensitive analog signal,

2.4 I/O terminals

Indicator input terminal connection:

Indicator output terminal connection:

I/O tolerant definition as follows:

Ove r tole rance

2.5 Analog output connection

NoteAnalog output is optional function, please declare if

2.6 Serial port connection

GND is ground of RS485, it can very

to enter next or press

save setting to only change one parameter, and then

3.2 Flow chart

and enter max. capacity.

1) When load cell output

exit calibration and return.

not set password,

Normal working status.

3.3 Millivolt display

3.4 Calibration without weights

3.5 Fast zero / gain calibration

3.6 Calibration parameter table

3.7 Calibration parameter record

Decimal point position

List(calibration with weights)

to select parameters, then press

to set parameters, after that, press

2Numerical parameter setting

till sub-display show 3

sparkle move to the

till sub-display show5

4.2 Operation parameter table

Automatic zeroing when

Zero tacking range(0099d

Stability criterion range(01

Gross/Net working mode for

5.1 Recipe number

5.2 Recipe configuring

2 Configure recipe parameters

5.3 Recipe parameter table

Leading quantity of fast

Free fall value.

Near-zone weight: When fix

Starting weight to pat

Feeding delay time t1:

No contrast time t2 in fast

Over tolerance checking

Discharging delay time t7:

Bag-nipped delay time t8: