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DFW • DFWL

TECHNICAL MANUAL - v5 ENGLISH

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction and warnings ........................................................................................................................... 4


2. Technical features.......................................................................................................................................... 4
3. Approval........................................................................................................................................................... 5
4. Connections..................................................................................................................................................... 6
Single channel..................................................................................................................................................................6
Multichannel.....................................................................................................................................................................7
5. Programming................................................................................................................................................... 8
How to access the programming menu........................................................................................................................8
How to save the programming and exit the menu.....................................................................................................8
Programming menu........................................................................................................................................................9
6. Communication strings................................................................................................................................ 41
7. Communication controls............................................................................................................................. 42
8. Wiring schemes............................................................................................................................................. 44
DFWLxxx, WLB, TPWNxxx, TPWLxxx, MCWNxxx........................................................................................................44
DFWLIDxxx......................................................................................................................................................................44
DFWxxx, TPWxxx, MCWxxx...........................................................................................................................................45
9. Programming errors..................................................................................................................................... 46
10. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions........................................................................................................... 47
11. Summary of the parameters..................................................................................................................... 48

CONTENTS BY TOPIC

Calibration
Quick calibration............................................................................................................................................................10
Complete calibration.....................................................................................................................................................37

Equalisation
Multichannel connection................................................................................................................................................7
Equalisation procedure.................................................................................................................................................36

Safety
Protection of the configuration menu via PIN............................................................................................................40
Protection of the user menu via PIN...........................................................................................................................40

Communication
Configuration of the serial port for PC........................................................................................................................12
Configuration of the serial port for printer................................................................................................................14
Wiring schemes..............................................................................................................................................................44
Communication strings.................................................................................................................................................41
Communication controls..............................................................................................................................................42

Approval
Approval seal....................................................................................................................................................................5
Display of the metrological version...............................................................................................................................5

Reset
Factory configuration reset..........................................................................................................................................33
Complete reset of memory..........................................................................................................................................40

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1. INTRODUCTION AND WARNINGS

This product represents the best solution for multi-function weighing applications, offering ease of use, high precision in
reading the weight and many functions to speed-up and simplify everyday work.

This manual provides an overview of the product’s potentials: through the configuration menu, you can adapt the product
functionality to the weighing application to be realised.

WARNINGS:
• Do not make repairs or replace electronic components of the instrument boards.
• Only use original spare parts.
• Any tampering with the equipment or use of non-original spare parts voids the warranty and relieves the
manufacturer of any liability.
• Before any installation or repair that involves access to electronic parts, turn off the device and disconnect
any source of power supply (battery, 230V network or other).
• Always use network power supply sources regulated within ± 10% of the rated voltage;
• In applications in connection with third parties, always follow the specifications given on the approval
decree of the equipment.
• Do not immerse in water.
• Do not wash with water jets (except versions with specific IP protection degree).
• Protect from direct rainfall (except versions with specific IP protection degree).
• Do not use aggressive cleaning solvents or substances.
• Do not install in potentially explosive environments.
• Earth connect any earth socket located on the equipment casing, using a cable with a diameter of at least
16 mm2.

2. TECHNICAL FEATURES
Power supply via mains / Battery charger 110-230Vac
MAX consumption 5W
Analog channels for reading of load cells 4
Managed / displayed scales 1
Connectable cells 8 da 350 Ohm
Load cells power supply 5V
Maximum load cells power supply current 120mA
Maximum operating temperature range CE-M - OIML -10°C + 40°C
Maximum operating temperature range -10°C + 60°C LCD/-20°C + 60°C LED
OIML divisions 10000e 3x3000e
Divisions for internal use 100d ... 1.000.000d
Number 2/4
Optional Digital relays (only for DFW family)
Features 48 Vac, 60 Vdc,15 mA, 10 Ω Max
Number 2/4
Optional Digital inputs (only for DFW family)
Features 12 / 24 Vdc, 5:20 mA
Optional analog output (only for DFW family) 0:10 Vdc, 0:20 mA
Serial ports 2

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3. APPROVAL
a. b. c.

d. e.

How to display the metrological version of the instrument

1. Turn off the scale 2. Follow the procedure:

C Turn on the scale and press the key during display of the
power messages.
0.0
888888
2 sec C

xx.xx Metrological version

Weighing program version


xx.xx.xx
-off- max

0.0 0.0

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4. CONNECTIONS

Single channel

Cell 0.0
Connect the scale to the main terminal board using the first reading
channel of the A/D converter.

Cell 4 Cell 1

Junction 0.0
box

Cell 3 Cell 2

POWER IN: 4,8...12Vdc

J4
Terminal board of reference for connection to 1 channel
Auto switch on

J4 RS232
NOTES: ON
COM 2
• For connection with 6 wires with “Sense”, remove jumpersGND J2 and J3.
• For connection with 4 wires, install jumpers J2 and J3. +5V RS232

DFWL
COM 1
CTS
RX
TX
WARNING:
SIG+
Make the connections with indicator off and feeder disconnected. Com-
EXC+

EXC+
EXC-

EXC-
SIG+

SIG+
SIG-

SIG-

SIG- ply with the electronic specifications indicated in the table on page 4
SEN+ CELL3 CELL4
J1
Legal
SEN-
J1
EXC+

EXC-

SIG+

SIG-

Internal use
EXC+
CAL
CELL2 RS232/RS485
EXC-
COM 1 J1
CELL1 SENSE SENSOR BOOT
+5V GND 01 02
B[-]
A[+]

GND
RX
CTS
TX

J2 J3

J2 J3
I/O BOARD - CLOCK - ALIBI MEMORY
SEN+ EXC+ SEN- EXC-

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0.0 Multichannel with digital equalisation

You can use the 4 channels of the converter to connect 2, 3 or 4 cells,


digitally equalising them without using junction boxes.
Cell 4 Cell 1

Cell 3 Cell 2

POWER IN: 4,8...12Vdc

J4
Terminal boards of reference for connection to 4 channels
Auto switch on

J4 RS232
NOTES: ON
COM 2
• Install jumpers J2 and J3. GND
+5V RS232

DFWL
COM 1
CTS
RX
TX

SIG+
EXC+

EXC+
EXC-

EXC-
SIG+

SIG+
SIG-

SIG-

SIG-

SEN+ CELL3 CELL4


J1
Legal
SEN-
J1
EXC+

EXC-

SIG+

SIG-

Internal use
EXC+
CAL
CELL2 RS232/RS485
EXC-
COM 1 J1
CELL1 SENSE SENSOR BOOT
+5V GND 01 02
B[-]
A[+]

GND
RX
CTS
TX

J2 J3

J2 J3
I/O BOARD - CLOCK - ALIBI MEMORY
SEN+ EXC+ SEN- EXC-

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5. PROGRAMMING

How to access the programming menu

1. Turn off the scale 2. Follow the procedure:

C Press the key during display of the power messages.

0.0
888888
2 sec C
PROGRAMMING MENU

-off- max

0.0

How to save the programming and exit the menu

To save the programming changes made, repeatedly press the key C browsing the menu in reverse, until the message SAVE?
appears: press to save or C to exit without saving.

Example (read from right to left):

Save and exit

888888 save? C  C ADVANC C MoDE


C
max Cancel and exit

0.0

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PROGRAMMING MENU
 Quick calibration........................................................................................................................10

 Reset of Pre-Tare (zero calibration).......................................................................................11

 Area of gravity of the place of use......................................................................................11

 Configuration of the serial ports.........................................................................................12

 Print customisation...................................................................................................................17

 Weighing filter............................................................................................................................25

 Adjusting the display................................................................................................................26

 Using the battery.......................................................................................................................27

C Energy saving..............................................................................................................................27

 Auto off........................................................................................................................................28

o Using the remote control........................................................................................................28

 Analog output.............................................................................................................................29

 Digital inputs...............................................................................................................................31

o Digital outputs............................................................................................................................32

 Factory configuration reset....................................................................................................33

 Diagnostics..............................................................................................................................33

 Advanced..................................................................................................................................34

Parameter visible only in certain conditions. Parameter or menu subject to approval.


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MENU CAL Quick calibration

How to enter How to browse How to save


and exit Start of the calibration procedure:
1. Off =
2. On =
A-1 div Set the division and
press
3. = 0.001
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 How to set the value

A
...

B 1
 div
C
 5
D

E

F

G
 CapaC 000.000
H
 How to set the value
I
C
J or
 0 9
...
K
o
L
unload
 kg
M

N
-ok-
o
O

P
000000 Enter the calibration weight
 and press

Q How to set the value




or
0 ... 9

Load kg

-oK-

unload
kg

Cal.ok
i If an advanced calibration (eg. multi
range) has been already stored, the CAL
step jumps to the Q-1 , Q-2 and Q-3 step
0.0 (see page 34).

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MENU 0.Cal Reset of the Pre-Tare

How to enter How to browse How to save


Acquisition of the zero point
and exit
1. Off =
2. On =
B 0.Cal sure? -ok-
3. =
GRAV
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I
C
J
 Grav Area of gravity of the place of use
K
o
L Once the calibration is completed, for proper operation set the area of
 use in this pitch (if different from that of calibration).
M

N
o
C Grav 9.80390 Area of gravity
(9.75001...9.84999)
O SERIAL
 How to set the value
P

Q or
 0 ... 9

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MENU serial Configuration of the serial ports

How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit Com.PC Communication with PC, PLC or Repeater

2. On =
3. = Selection of the communication mode
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 D-1-1 MoDE
A
  On request (*)

B

C
  On request with code 485
D (0...99)
 00
E 1
 Com.PC
F 2 1
 Continuous transmission
 Com.PRN MoDE (8 tx /sec)
G 3 2
 ADVANC Com.SEL
H 3
 BAUD  Automatic stability trans-
I 4 mission
C BIT
J

 Transmission when
K
o pressing

L

M
   For repeater

N
o
O
  For use by the
P manufacturer

Q


Com.SEL

i * For communication strings and controls, see page 41 - 42.

i For the string selection, see step D-3-1 .

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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Selecting the COM port for connection with PC/PLC

D-1-2 Com.sel
How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit 
2. On =
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
2

A

baud
B

C

D
 Communication speed (Baud rate)
E
 1
Com.PC D-1-3 baud
F
 2
Com.PRN 1
MoDE 1200
G 3 2
 ADVANC Com.SEL
H 3 ...
 BAUD
I 4
C BIT
J
 9600
K
o
L
 115200
M

N
o
O
 bit
P

Q


Configuration of the serial protocol

D-1-4 bit
n.8.1

n.8.2

...

e.7.2

mode
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MENU serial Configuration of the serial ports

How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit Com.Prn Communication with printer or repeater or PC

2. On =
Selection of the communication mode
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 D-2-1 MoDE

A
tiCket Thermal printer

B

C
 label Labelling machine

D

E 1
 Com.PC  Continuous transmission
F 2
 Com.PRN (8 tx /sec)

G 3 1
 ADVANC MoDE
H
 2
baud  Automatic stability
transmission
I 3
C bit
J 4
 Cts   Manual transmission
K 5 of string for PC when
o power.p pressing
L

M
e. For repeater

N
o
O
 baud
P

Q i For communication strings and controls, see page 41 - 42.


Communication speed (Baud rate)

D-2-2 baud
1200

...

9600

115200

bit
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MENU Configuration of the serial protocol

D-2-3 bit
How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit n.8.1
2. On =
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 n.8.2

A
 ...
B

C

D
e.7.2

E 1
 Com.PC
F 2
 Com.PRN Cts
G 3 1
 ADVANC MoDE
H 2 Printer control signal
 baud
I 3 D-2-4 Cts
C bit no
J 4
 Cts
K 5
o power.p 
L

M
 
N
o
O
 Free adjustment

P nChar 000 Characters
 sent
Q (0...999)

time 000
Sending time out (0...9999)

power.p

Printer power supply / Radio-frequency module

D-2-5 power.p
no

For use by the


 manufacturer

Printer power supply


pwr.int from indicator via Vaux
connector.
Visible only in modules
equipped with Vaux, ref.
mode Wiring schemes (see page 44).
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MENU serial Configuration of the serial ports

How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit AdvanC Advanced configurations

2. On =
Communication protocol
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 D-3-1 ProtoC i For communication
strings and controls,
 see page 41 - 42.
A

B
 short
C

D

E 1
radio
 Com.PC
F 2 Connection port of radio-frequency module (for use by the manufacturer)
 Com.PRN
G
 3
ADVANC
D-3-2 radio
H

1
protoC off
I 2
C radio
J

3
ttl.til CoM1
* * Selection of the
K
o 4
terM C 0...7 radio channel.

L
 CoM2
M

N
o ttl.til
O
 TTL port / Inclinometer activation (for use by the manufacturer)
P
 D-3-3 ttl.til Only for DFWL models.
Q
 no

yes

terM

Closing character of each print line

D-3-4 terM
Cr

Crlf

protoC
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MENU layout Print customisation

How to enter How to browse How to save


Parameters for receipt/label mode
and exit
1. Off =
2. On =
3. =
HEADER
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
header HEADER
HEADER
HEADER
A

B  WEIGHS N. 1
  TICKET N. 15
C

D GROSS
  TARE
E NET

F 1
 lanG C 24/12/2015 10:30
G 2
 Char 
H 3 
 header
I 4 
C data
J 5
 weiGhs


K 6

o tiCket
L 7
 CloCk
M 8
 barC.39
Additional parameters for label mode
N 9
o barC.up
O 10
 barC.l
P 11
 barC.h L.MArG

Q 12
 barC.dt
13
Copies HEADER
Up.MArG

HEADER
14 HEADER
end.tiC
HEADER
15
b.line ...
16
label
17
lb.save
18
test



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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Setting of the print language (ital, enGl, deut, fran, espa, Chines)

E-1 lanG
How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit EnGl
2. On =
3. = ...
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

A
 Chines
B

C
 Char
D

Character dimensions Label mode Receipt mode
E

1
E-2-1 Char 1
F
 lanG Main font.1 normal
G 2 character 1 x 1,5 mm
 Char
H 3 1
 header Char 1
font.1d double
I 4 2 1 x 3 mm
C data Char 2
J 5
 weiGhs
font.2
K 6
o tiCket 1,5 x 2,5 mm

L 7
 CloCk
M 8
font.2d
 barC.39 1,5 x 5 mm

N 9
o barC.up
O 10
font.3
 barC.l 2 x 3 mm

P 11
 barC.h
Q 12 font.3d
 barC.dt 2 x 6 mm

13
Copies
14
font.4
end.tiC 3 x 4 mm

15
b.line
16 font.4d
label 3 x 8 mm

17
lb.save
18 font.5
test 4 x 6 mm

font.5d
4 x 12 mm

Char 2
E-2-2 Char 2 See Char 1

18
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU layout Print customisation

How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit header Print header

2. On =
3. Enables header printing
=
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 E-3-1 enable
no
A

B
 yes Only 1st totalisation

C

D
 total Only upon each
totalisation
E

F

1
lanG always Also in total

G 2
 Char
H

3
header line 1
I 4 1 Contents of the header lines
C data Enable
J
 5
weiGhs 2
line 1
E-3-2 line 1 First row of header

K 6 3
No Visible only in line 2, line 3 e line 4
o tiCket line 2
L 7 4
 CloCk line 3
Char1
M 8 5
 barC.39 line 4
N 9
o barC.up Char 2
O 10
 barC.l
P
 11
barC.h 01 032 032*
Enter
Q 12
 barC.dt the first
character
13
Copies 02 032 032* Enter
14 the second
end.tiC character
15
b.line ...
032*
16
label
17
lb.save
18 24 032 032* Enter
test the last
character

line 2
How to set the value

or
0 ... 9

Repeat the operation to program line 2, line 3 and line 4.


i Select no to disable them.
19
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU How to print/delete the row being programmed

How to enter How to browse How to save 01 032


and exit
1. Off =
2. On =
02 032 delete -ok-
Delete the
3. = header row

i Page 8 = C i Page 8 Print the


Print -ok- header row
03 032
A

B ...

C
 Programming example
D

E
01 032 072 * H
 HELLO

F 1
 lanG
02 032 069 * E
G 2
 Char
H 3
 header
I 4 1
03 032 076 * L
C data Enable
076 *
J 5 2
 weiGhs line 1 04 032 L
K 6 3
o tiCket line 2
L 7 4
 CloCk line 3 05 032 079 * O
M 8 5 How to set the value
 barC.39 line 4
032 *
N 9
o barC.up 06 032 or
O 10 0 9
 barC.l ...

P 11 ...
 barC.h
Q 12
24 032 032 *
 barC.dt
13
Copies
14 List of characters
end.tiC
(*)
15
b.line 32 47 / 62 > 77 M 92 \ 107 k 122 z
16 33 ! 48 0 63 ? 78 N 93 ] 108 l 123 {
label 34 “ 49 1 64 @ 79 O 94 ^ 109 m 124 |
17
lb.save 35 # 50 2 65 A 80 P 95 _ 110 n 125 }
18 36 $ 51 3 66 B 81 Q 96 ‘ 111 o 126 ~
test 37 % 52 4 67 C 82 R 97 a 112 p
38 & 53 5 68 D 83 S 98 b 113 q
39 ‘ 54 6 69 E 84 T 99 c 114 r
40 ( 55 7 70 F 85 U 100 d 115 s
41 ) 56 8 71 G 86 V 101 e 116 t
42 * 57 9 72 H 87 W 102 f 117 u
43 + 58 : 73 I 88 X 103 g 118 v
44 , 59 ; 74 J 89 Y 104 h 119 w
45 - 60 < 75 K 90 Z 105 i 120 x
46 . 61 = 76 L 91 [ 106 j 121 y

20
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Selection of the weight data

E-4 data
How to enter How to browse How to save Gross
1. Off =
and exit yes
2. On =
3. =
no
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

tare
A yes

B
 no
C

D
 net
E
yes

F

1
lanG no
G 2
 Char
H 3
weiGhs
 header
Progressive weighed
I 4
C data E-5 weiGhs
J 5
 weiGhs no
K 6
o tiCket
L 7
 CloCk yes On each weigh ticket only

M 8
 barC.39
N 9
o barC.up sum On total ticket only
O 10
 barC.l
P 11
 barC.h always Both tickets
Q 12
 barC.dt
13
Copies tiCket
14
end.tiC Receipt/label progressive
15
b.line E-6 tiCket
16
label no
17
lb.save
18
test yes On each weigh ticket only

SUM On total ticket only

always Both tickets

CloCk
21
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Date and time

E-7 CloCk
How to enter How to browse How to save
and exit
no
1. Off =
2. On =
3. = yes On each weigh ticket only
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

A
 SUM On total ticket only

B

C
 always Both tickets

D

E
 barC.39
F 1
 lanG
G 2
 Char
Bar code 39
H 3
 header E-8 barC.39
I 4
C data no
J 5
 weiGhs
K 6
o tiCket yes On each weigh ticket only
L 7
 CloCk
M 8
 barC.39 SUM On total ticket only
N 9
o barC.up
O 10
 barC.l always Both tickets
P 11
 barC.h
Q 12
 barC.dt
barC.up
13
Copies
14
end.tiC Barcode top margin (mm) Visible only if barC.39 (E-8) is active
15
b.line E-9 barC.up 000 If mode=tiCket (0...9)
If mode=label (0...999)
16
label barC.l
17
lb.save
18
test Barcode left margin (mm) Visible only if barC.39 (E-8) is active

E-10 barC.l 00 If mode=tiCket (1...99)


If mode=label (0...99)
barC.h

Barcode height (mm) Visible only if barC.39 (E-8) is active


If mode=tiCket (1...99)
E-11 barC.h 00 If mode=label (0...255)

barC.dt
22
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Selection of the weight data Visible only if barC.39 (E-8) is active

E-12 barC.dt
How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit Gross
2. On =
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
net

A

tare
B

C

D
 Copies
E

F 1
 lanG Multi-copy prints
G 2
 Char E-13 Copies n 1...3
H 3
 header end.tiC
I 4
C data
J 5
 weiGhs
Paper outlet for end of label/receipt
K 6
o tiCket
L 7
E-14 end.tiC
 CloCk no
M 8
 barC.39
N 9
o barC.up yes On each weigh ticket only
O 10
 barC.l
P 11
 barC.h
SUM On total ticket only
Q 12
 barC.dt
13
Copies always Both tickets
14
end.tiC
15
b.line
16
b.line
label
17
lb.save
White pre-heating line of the print head
18
test (for thermal printer only)

E-15 b.line
no

yes

label
23
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Label configuration Visible only if mode (D-2-1) = Label

E-16 label
How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit width 063 Dimension (w)
(0...999)
2. On =
3. = heiGht 080 Dimension (h)
(0...999)
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

up.marG 010 Top margin (mm)


A (0...999)

B
 Left margin (mm)
l.MarG 06
C (0...99)

D

E
peel
 yes Peeler
F 1
 lanG
G 2
 Char
H 3 no
 header
I 4
C data Gap between
J
Gap 3
5 labels (mm) - (0...7)
 weiGhs
K 6
o tiCket
L 7
 CloCk
M 8
lb.save
 barC.39
N 9
o barC.up
O 10
 barC.l
P 11
 barC.h
Saving of labels in the printer memory
Q 12
 barC.dt Visible only if
13
E-17 lb.save L.SAVE? mode (D-2-1) = Label
Copies
14 test
end.tiC
15
b.line
16
label
17
lb.save
18
test Saving of labels in the printer memory (for label mode only) and test print
of ALL FORMATS

E-18 test
lanG

24
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU filter Weighing filters

How to enter How to browse How to save Edits scale reactivity.


and exit
1. Off = Useful to adjust the scale to your needs.
2. On = With the approved instrument, you can select only some of the filters
3. listed below (STAnd.0...3, hi.res.0 - 1, dyn.0 - 1, slow.0 -1).
=
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 To weigh live animals, you must also activate the additional fil-
ter Noise in advanC.

A
Premise:
 The “0” represents minor filtering incidence.
B Increasing the incidence give the weight more stability.
 We recommend weighing several times, changing the incidence until you
C obtain the best compromise between reactivity and stability.

D Table and floor scales and piece counters

E
 F-1 .0
F

G 1
F-4 .3
 .0
H
 4
I .3
C 5
High precision scales
J hi.res.0
 F-5 hi.res.0
K
o 12
hi.res.7
L
 13
F-12 hi.res.7
dyn.0
M Suspended and oscillating load weighing

N
o
16
dyn.3 F-13 dyn.0
O 17
 slow.0 F-16 dyn.3
P

20 Liquid weighing, weighbridges and weighing with vibrations
Q
 slow.3
21
dos.0
F-17 slow.0

24
F-20 slow.3
dos.3
25
r.adC 0

28
r.adC 5
Metering, filling, level check and overloads

F-21 dos.0

F-24 dos.3
Automatic Manual

Filter for specific applications for use by the manufacturer

F-25 r.adC 0

F-28 r.adC 5
25
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU sCreen Adjusting the display

How to enter How to browse How to save Backlighting


and exit
1. Off = G-1 
2. On =
3. = no
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

A
yes Always on

B
 On when weight is
C auto
 unstable

D

E briGht

Brightness
F
 G-2 briGht
G
 brGt 1
H 1
 
I 2
C briGht
J 3
 loCk
K 4
o Colour brGt 5
L

M

loCk
N
o Display lock (for use by the manufacturer)
O
 G-3 loCk
P
 no
Q

yes

Colour
Backlighting colour

G-4 Colour Only in version with


colour display.
White

Green


26
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU batt Power supply via battery

How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit H batt Only for DFWL models.

2. On = no
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

aa 4 AA Batteries
A

B

pb Lead rechargeable
C battery

D

E
 niMh rechargeable
 battery

F

G
 eCo.bat
H

WARNING:
I
C i only use original rechargeable batteries.
J

K
o
L

M
 eCo.bat Energy saving for battery operation
N
o
O Visible only if batt (H) is active

P
 I C
Q

ECo.no Maximum consumption,
maximum reactivity

eCo.min Reduced reactivity,


reduced consumption

ECo.med Reduced reactivity,


reduced consumption

ECo.max Minimum consumption.


Scale in standby and
power at the touch of a
button and automatic
switch-off at the end of
autoff weighing.

27
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU autoff Auto off

How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit J autoff
2. On = no
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

yes M 001
A
 How to set the value

B
 or
C
 0 ... 9

D
 remote
E

F
 remote Remote control
G

H

I
K
remote
C no
J

K Infrared remote control (4, 18,
o   19 keys). All keys perform the
L tare.

M 4-Key infrared remote control.
  4 Multi-function mode.
N
o
O 18-Key infrared remote control.
  8 Multi-function mode.
P

Q 19-Key infrared remote control.
  9 Multi-function mode.

6-Key radio-frequency remote


  control. All keys perform the
tare.

6-Key radio-frequency remote


 6 control. Multi-function mode.

6-Key radio-frequency remote


  control in broadcast mode.
All keys perform the tare.

6-Key radio-frequency remote


  control in broadcast mode.
Multi-function mode.

The broadcast mode allows sending the control to multiple scales


i simultaneously.

28
TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU An.out Analog output

How to enter How to browse How to save


and exit Visible only in the presence of optional analog board.
1. Off =
2. On = Operation proportional to the net/gross weight
3. = L-1 net
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
yes Proportional to net
weight
A

B no Proportional to gross
 weight
C

D
 pnt.und
E

F L-2 pnt.und 00000 Analog value relative to
 weight in “underload”
G (0...65535)

H

L-3 wGt.1 000.000 First value of linearisation
weight (-99999...999999)
I
C
J
 L-4 pnt.1 01300 Analog value relative to
wGt.1 (0...65535)
K
o
L Second value of
 L-5 wGt.2 000.000
linearisation weight
M 1
 net (-99999...999999)

N 2
o pnt.und L-6 pnt.2 63250 Analog value relative to
O
wGt.2 (0...65535)
3
 wGt.1
P 4
 pnt.1 L-7 wGt.3 000.000 Third value of linearisation
Q 5 weight (not mandatory)
 wGt.2 (-99999...999999)
6
pnt.2 Analog value relative to
L-8 pnt.3 00000
7 wGt.3 (not mandatory)
wGt.3 (0...65535)
8
pnt.3 Analog value relative
9
L-9 pnt.ovr 65535
to weight in “overload”
pnt.ovr
(0...65535)

Thanks to the real-time upgrading of the output, using a tester you can
i check the value entered (see example page 30).

Value to be entered Output volts Output mA


1200 ~0V ~ 0 mA
11250 ~ 4 mA
52200 ~ 20 mA
62300 ~ 10 V

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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Programming example:

we want to program a linearisation point so that at 1000kg, the analog


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and exit
1. Off =
2. On =
Program 1000kg
3. = L-3 wGt.1 001000
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

A

L-4 pnt.1
B

C
 Enter 62300 (the reference value in the table) and check the analog output
D using a tester.

E

F
 i The output upgrades in real-time.
G 9.98

H

I
C
J

K
o

A
L


m
lt
Vo
M 1
 net
N 2
o pnt.und
O 3 Adjust the analog output by increasing or decreasing the value.
 wGt.1 We recommend minimal changes of at least 10 points, (62310, 62320,
P 4 62330, etc.)
 pnt.1
Q 5 How to set the value
 wGt.2
6
pnt.2 or
7 0 ... 9
wGt.3
8
pnt.3 i The output upgrades in real-time.
9 10.00
pnt.ovr
A
m
lt
Vo

Once the desired adjustment has been made, confirm the value with .

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V / mA
MENU
How to enter How to browse How to save pnt.ovr
and exit
1. Off =
2. On = pnt.3
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 pnt.2

A pnt.1

B

C
 0
pnt.und

Max
Max + 9d
kg

D kg

E

F

G

H
 inputs Digital inputs
I
C
J Visible only in the presence of optional inputs/outputs electronic board.

K Input 1 configuration
o
L
 M-1 inpb.1
M
 no
N 1
o inpb.1
O
 2
inpb.2 zero Key repetition

P 3
 inpb.3
Q 4 tare Key repetition
 inpb.4

mode Key repetition

print Key repetition

loCk.kb Disable keyboard

inp.b.2

i Repeat the same operation for inp.b.2, inp.b.3 e inp.b.4.

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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU output Digital outputs

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Visible only in the presence of optional inputs/outputs electronic board.
and exit
1. Off =
Operation on net weight, gross weight or dosage
2. On =
3. = N-1-1 funCt
For dosage / filling:
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 no • Start the dosaGe mode
• Set the unloCk unladen
weight.
A
 Gross
The output is activated only
B
 after having set the unlad-
en weight of the container
C
 net (by key or via external but-
ton) and is turned off once
D the set target (setpoint)
 has been achieved. To
E dosaGe
 perform fills at two speeds,
you must programme two
F outputs in dosaGe mode.

mode
G
 Normally open (n.o.) or closed (n.C.) operation
H
 N-1-2 mode
I
C n.o.
J

K
o n.C.
L

M

direCt
N
o
Output activation mode
O 1
 rel.b.1 N-1-3 direCt
P 2 1
 rel.b.2 funCt yes Direct, when weight is
Q 3 2 table or unstable
 rel.b.3 mode
4 3
rel.b.4 direCt no Only when weight is stable
4
hister

hister
Double threshold operation
(activation weight threshold ≠ from output deactivation weight threshold)
N-1-4 hister Operation:

yes YES (Double threshold)


ON
OFF
ON
OFF

no no (Single threshold)
ON
OFF
ON
OFF

funCt
i Repeat the same operation for rel.b.2, rel.b.3 and rel.b.4.

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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU RESET Factory configuration reset

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Function resetting the
1. Off =
and exit O reset sure? factory configurations while
2. On maintaining the calibration in
= diaG the memory unchanged.
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
diaG Diagnostics

A
 Converter. Check of input signal in µV. In case of
B
P-1 adC.uV more equalised channels, press or to

examine all the selected channels.
C

D Display. Integrity check of all segments and icons.
 P-2 displa
E
 Keyboard. Press any key to verify its correct
F P-3 keyb operation, with beep and code on display.

G

CTS. Check of status of the control signal from
H

P-4 Cts the printer.
I
C Optional digital outputs. Check the activation
J
P-5 o and deactivation of each contact.
 Example:  activates output 1. Press to
K select the next output.
o
WARNING: before entering the  pitch,
L
 verify that the activation of the output does not
M cause dangerous conditions for people, animals
 or property.
N
o Optional digital inputs. Check the activation
P-6 inputs and deactivation of each input.
O
 Example:  input not active
P Example:  input active
 Press to select the next input.
Q 1
 adC.uV
2 Analog output. Enter the digital value andusing
displa P-7  a tester check the response of the analog output.
3
keyb
4
Cts P-8 ser.num Serial number of the scale.
5
o Hardware revision (e.g.  ) followed by
6
P-9 prGver software version (e.g. ).
inputs
7
 P-10 divint For use by the manufacturer.
8
ser.num
9
prGver
P-11 adCpnt For use by the manufacturer.

10
divint
11
P-12 btadC For use by the manufacturer.
adCpnt
12
btadC P-13 pw.adC For use by the manufacturer.
13
pw.adC
14
P-14 Serial For use by the manufacturer.
SERIAL
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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU AdvanC Advanced

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1. Off =
and exit CAL.PAR Calibration parameters

2. On =
3. = Configuration of the decimal point (0...3)
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 Q-1-1 DECIM
A
0

B
 0.0
C

D
 0.00
E

F 0.000

G

H
 DIV
I
C Reading division
J
 Q-1-2 DIV
K
o 1
L

M
 2
N
o
O

P

Q
200

1
CAL.PAR
2 1
.P DECIM U.M.
3 2
Cal.ADV DIV Unit of measure
4 3
noise U.M. Q-1-3 U.M.
5
metrol 4
RanGe 1 G
6 5
keyb RanGe 2
7 6 kG
tilt RanGe 3
8 7
reaCt EQUAL
9
t
8
loCk.kb N.CHAN
10
alibi.r lb
11
pin.teC
12
pin.use
13
CAPAC
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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Scale capacity. Set Max or Range 1 (Max range = 800.000)

Q-1-4 ranGE 1 003.000 How to set the value


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and exit
1. Off = RANGE 2
or
2. On = 0 9
...
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 Range 2
For multirange scales, set the second weighing range.

A
 Q-1-5 ranGE 2 000.000 How to set the value

B
 RANGE 3
or
C 0 9
 ...

D Range 3

For multirange scales, set the third weighing range.
E

F
Q-1-6 ranGE 3 000.000 How to set the value

G RANGE 1
 or
0 ... 9
H

I
C Example of multirange configuration at 1500/3000 kg, division 0.5/1 kg.
J Set: deCi = 0.0

div = 5
K
o ranGe 1 = 1500.0
L
 ranGe 2 = 3000.0

M
 Equalisation function
N
o Q-1-7 equal
O
 no
P

Q
 yes
1
CAL.PAR
2 1
.P DECIM n.Chan
3 2
Cal.ADV DIV i
Connection diagram on page 7.
Equalisation procedure on page 36.
4 3
noise U.M.
5 4
metrol RanGe 1 Equalised analog channels Visible only if Equal(Q-1-7)= Yes
6 5
keyb RanGe 2 Q-1-8 n.Chan
7 6
tilt RanGe 3 Ch 2
8 7
reaCt EQUAL
9
loCk.kb 8
N.CHAN Ch 3
10
alibi.r
Ch 4
11
pin.teC
12
pin.use deCim
13
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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU equal.p Equalisation

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and exit i .p is only visible if the function l (Q-1-7) is activated in the
1. Off = menu  (Q-1).
2. On =
The equalisation wizard asks to acquire the zero point with scale
3. =
unloaded and to later place a weight of about 1/8 of the maximum
i Page 8 = C i Page 8 capacity (Max) on each individual cell, in the required order. After the
procedure the message oK will appear.
A
 Proceed with the calibration.
B

C 0.0

D

E
 Cell 4 Cell 1
F

G

H

I
C
Cell 3 Cell 2
J

K
o Q-2-1 eq.0
L
-ok-
 eq.1
M

N
o
O
Q-2-2 eq.1 kg

 -ok-
P
eq.2
 kg = 1/8 Max (kg)
Q

1
CAL.PAR Q-2-3 eq.2
-ok-
2
.P eq.3 kg

3 1
Cal.ADV eq.0
4 2
noise eq.1
3
Q-2-4 eq.3
5
metrol eq.2 -ok-
4
eq.4 kg
6
keyb eq.3
7 5
tilt eq.4
8
reaCt Q-2-5 eq.4 kg

C -ok-
9
loCk.kb 
10
alibi.r
11
pin.teC
12
pin.use
13
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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU CAL.adv Complete calibration

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and exit
i Before calibrating, configure the decimals (deCi - Q-1-1), the division
1. Off = (div - Q-1-2) and the capacity (ranGe - Q-1-4,5,6).
2. On = Start of the calibration procedure:
3. = Unload the plate, press and wait
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
Q-3-1 zero for the message -ok-.

kg
A
 -ok-
B

C Now acquire the calibration points
 Cal.pnt (up to 3):
D

Ι. Set the calibration
E n 1
 points (1...3)
F
 How to set the value

G

H

I
C 000000 ΙΙ. Enter the calibration
weight
J
 How to set the value
K
o
L or

0 ... 9
M

N
o
O
 kg
ΙΙΙ. Load the weight and
P
 wait
Q

1
CAL.PAR -oK-
2
.P
3
Cal.ADV
4
noise 1
ZEro 000000 Repeat the steps from II.
for the next points
5
metrol
6
keyb
...
7
tilt
8
reaCt CAL.ok
9
loCk.kb
10
alibi.r Cal.pnt
11
pin.teC
12
pin.use
13
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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Additional filter for weighing in the presence of vibrations and for
weighing live animals.

How to enter How to browse How to save Q-4 noise


and exit
1. Off =
2. On =
no
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
yes
A

B
 metrol
C
 i To weigh live animals, we recommend the combination with filter 
(F-1,2,3,4) or LoW (F-17,18,19,20). (See page 25)
D

E

F

G
 metrol Metrological parameter

H
 Reset percentage via key
I
C
J
Q-5-1 0.perC 02 With approved scale
(0...2)
 With non-approved scale
div.stb
K (0...50)
o
L
 Sensitivity of the weight stability control
M
 Q-5-2 div.stb n 02 (0...20)
N
o 0.trk
O

P
 Zero hold function (tracking)
Q
 Q-5-3 0.trk
1
CAL.PAR tr no
2
.P
3 tr 1/4
Cal.ADV
4
noise
tr 1/2
5
metrol
6 1
keyb 0.perC ...
7 2
tilt div.stb
8 3
reaCt 0.trk
tr 10
9 4
loCk.kb on.zero
10 5
alibi.r Cal.adJ
11 6 on.zero
pin.teC Cal.MAN
12 7
pin.use D.SALE
13
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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Reset at power and reset percentage

Q-5-4 on.zero
How to enter How to browse How to save

1. Off =
and exit no
2. On =
3. =
i Page 8 = C i Page 8
yes
C.perC 10
A
 Cal.adj
B
 Re-acquisition / change of the calibration points in memory.
C
 Q-5-5 Cal.adJ
D
 Change of first calibration
E
zero point

F
point.1 000000 I. Enter the
 calibration
point.2 weight
G

point.3 load (0...999999)
H
 II. Load the
weight on the
I
C scale and wait
J

cal.ok
K
o Cal.man
L
 i Repeat the same operation for Point 1, Point 2 e point 3
M
 Q-5-6 Cal.Man For use by the manufacturer.
N
o For use by the manufacturer.
Q-5-7 d.sale
O

P Type of keyboard

Q
 Q-6 keyb Visible depending on model

1
CAL.PAR norm C

2
.P
3
Cal.ADV eht C 1 2 3

4 5 6
4
noise 7 8 9
5
metrol funCt F1 0 F2

6 1
keyb 0.perC Inclinometer (for use by the manufacturer)
7 2
tilt div.stb Q-7 tilt
8 3
reaCt 0.trk n.o. Normally open

9 4
loCk.kb on.zero
10 5 Normally closed
alibi.r Cal.adJ n.C.
11 6
pin.teC Cal.MAN
12 7
pin.use D.SALE reaCt
13
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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5
MENU Reactivation of the totalisation or print function

Q-8 reaCt
How to enter How to browse How to save
and exit zero After unloading the plate
1. Off =
2. On =
3. =
inst When weight is unstable
i Page 8 = C i Page 8

A
 always Function always active
B

C

loCkb
D

E Permanent keyboard lock (excluding key C )

F
Q-9 loCk.kb

G
no

H

I yes
C
J

K
o reaCt
L
 Reset of fiscal memory (alibi memory, optional)
M
 Q-10 alibi.r sure? Visible only if the alibi
N memory option is present
o pin Reset is not possible
O if the instrument is

approved
P
 Access PIN to programming menu
Q
 Q-11 pin.teC
1
CAL.PAR no
2
.P
3
Cal.ADV yes Enter the access PIN

4
noise 123456 How to set the value

5
metrol Pin.use or
6
keyb 0 ... 9

7
tilt Access PIN to user menus
8
reaCt Q-12 pin.use View Pin.teC
9
loCk.kb
10 Total reset of memory and of calibration, with reset of the factory settings.
alibi.r
11
pin.teC Q-13 dflt.t sure?
12
pin.use noise
13
dflt.t 40
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6. COMMUNICATION STRINGS

Short string

01ST,GS, 0.0,kg<CR><LF>

where

01 Code 485 of the instrument (2 characters), only if communication mode 485 is enabled
ST Scale status (2 characters):
US - Weight unstable
ST - Weight stable
OL - Weight overload (out of range)
UL - Weight underload (out of range)
TL - Scale not level (inclinometer active)
, ASCII 044 character
GS Type of weight data (2 characters)
, ASCII 044 character
0.0 Weight (8 characters including the decimal point)
, ASCII 044 character
kg Unit of measurement (2 characters)
<CR><LF> Transmission terminator, characters ASCII 013 and ASCII 010

Extended string

01ST,1, 0.0,PT 20.8, 0,kg<CR><LF>

where

01 Code 485 of the instrument (2 characters), only if communication mode 485 is enabled
ST Scale status (2 characters):
US - Weight unstable
ST - Weight stable
OL - Weight overload (out of range)
UL - Weight underload (out of range)
TL - Scale not level (inclinometer active)
, ASCII 044 character
1 ASCII 049 character
, ASCII 044 character
0.0 Net weight (10 characters including the decimal point)
, ASCII 044 character
PT Indication of pre-set manual tare (2 characters)
20.8 Tare weight (10 characters including the decimal point)
, ASCII 044 character
0 Number of pieces (10 characters)
, ASCII 044 character
kg Unit of measurement (2 characters)
<CR><LF> Transmission terminator, characters ASCII 013 and ASCII 010

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7. COMMUNICATION CONTROLS
Premise:

in the serial controls and in the relative responses

nn Address  of the instrument (2 characters) (only if communication mode  is activated
<CR> Terminator character ASCII 13 (0D) (1 character)
<LF> Terminator character ASCII 10 (0A) (1 character)

Reading of simple weight


Control nnREAD<CR><LF>
Response Short string (see page 41)

Reading of complete weight


Control nnREXT<CR><LF>
Response Extended string (see page 41)

Execution of a semi-automatic tare


Control nnTARE<CR><LF>
Response OK<CR><LF> indicates that the control was received correctly

Setting of the tare value (PT)


Control nnTMANtttttttt<CR><LF>
Where t...t is the tare, with decimal points, max 8 characters.

Response OK<CR><LF> indicates that the control was received correctly

Examples TMAN1.56<CR><LF>
set a tare of 1.56
TMAN100<CR><LF>
set a tare of 100

Deleting the tare in memory


Control nnCLEAR<CR><LF>
Response OK<CR><LF> indicates that the control was received correctly

Scale reset (function of the ZERO key)


Control nnZERO<CR><LF>
Response OK<CR><LF> indicates that the control was received correctly

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SPECIFIC CONTROLS FOR ALIBI MEMORY (OPTIONAL)

Storage requests

Control nnPID<CR><LF> request to store the weight

Response recording successful


nnPIDss,c,wwwwwwwwwwuu,ppttttttttttuu,xxxxx-yyyyyy<CR><LF>

no recording
nnPIDss,c,wwwwwwwwwwuu,ppttttttttttuu,NO<CR><LF>
where:
ss status of weight (2 characters)
TL Error of condition of tilt (NO RECORDING)
OL Condition of overload (NO RECORDING)
UL Condition of underload (NO RECORDING)
ST Weight stable
US Weight unstable (NO RECORDING)

c Scale number (1 character)

w…w Gross weight (10 characters)

uu Unit of measurement (2 characters)

pp Type of tare: double space “ “ if semi-automatic, “PT” if pre-set (2 characters)

t…t Tare value (10 characters)

xxxxx Number of rewriting (5 characters)

yyyyyy Progressive weighted (6 characters)

Examples PIDST,1, 1500,0kg,PT 2,8kg,00000-000158<CR><LF>


PIDUS,1, 1500,0kg,PT 2,8kg,NO<CR><LF>

Reading of a weighing in memory

Control nnALRDxxxxx-yyyyyy<CR><LF>
Where xxxxx is the rewriting number, yyyyyy is the progressive weighted.

Response s , w w w w w w w w w w u u , p p t t t t t t t t t t u u<CR><LF>

where:
s Number of scales (always 1)

w...w Gross weight (10 characters)

uu Unit of measurement (“g”, “kg”, “ t”, “lb”)

pp Type of tare: double space “ “ if semi-automatic, “PT” if pre-set (2 characters)

t...t Tare value (10 characters)

Examples ALRD00000-000158<CR><LF>
1, 1500,0kg, 2,8kg<CR><LF>

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8. WIRING SCHEMES

DFWLxxx, WLB, TPWNxxx, TPWLxxx, MCWNxxx.

POWER IN: 4,8...12Vdc

J4 Auto switch on

J4 RS232
COM 2
ON
GND
+5V RS232
COM 1
CTS
RX
TX

SIG+
EXC+

EXC+
EXC-

EXC-
SIG+

SIG+
SIG-

SIG-

SIG-

SEN+ CELL3 CELL4


J1
Legal
SEN-
J1
EXC+

EXC-

SIG+

SIG-

Internal use
EXC+
CAL
CELL2 RS232/RS485
EXC-
COM 1 J1
CELL1 SENSE SENSOR BOOT
+5V GND 01 02

B[-]
A[+]

GND
RX
CTS
TX
J2 J3

J2 J3
I/O BOARD - CLOCK - ALIBI MEMORY
SEN+ EXC+ SEN- EXC-

DFWLIDxxx

CELL 1 CELL 4 CELL 1


EXC-
I/O BOARD - CLOCK - ALIBI MEMORY
EXC+

SEN-
BOOT

SEN+

SIG-

CELL 2 CELL 3 SIG+

J4 SENSE
Auto switch on J2 J3
J3
J1
Legal SEN+ EXC+ SEN- EXC- J2
J4
J1
Internal use SENSOR ON
RS232 +5V GND0 10 2
COM 1

TX
RS232 GND
COM 2 RX
+Vaux
+5V
4,8...12Vdc
TX

GND
RX

+5V
CTS

CAL POWER
GND
+Vdc
COM 2 COM 1 COM 1
J1 RS232 RS232 RS485 GND
! ORIGINAL BATTERY ONLY
+BAT
GND

GND
CTS
RX2

RX1

A[+]
TX2

TX1

B[-]

GND

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DFWxxx, TPWxxx, MCWxxx.

GND

+Vaux
AUX - ON

J8 Auto switch on

J8

ON
4,8...12Vdc POWER
+Vdc
GND
ORIGINAL BATTERY ONLY
+BAT
GND

For I/O BOARD - CLOCK - ALIBI MEMORY


connection
CELL 1
EXC-

BOOT
EXC+

CELL 1 CELL 4
ANALOG RS232 SEN-
COM 2
+ mA SIG-
SIG+ SEN+
- mA
EXC-
ANALOG CARD SLOT

+V
CTS
TX

GND
RX

+5V

EXC+ SIG-
-V
SIG+
RS232
COM 2 COM 1
RX/CTS

CAL RS232 RS232


COM 1
SENSE
TX

GND
+5V

SENSOR
RXPR

RXPC
TXPR

TXPC

J1 +5V GND0 10 2 J7 J6
GND
CTS

CELL 2 CELL 3

J6 J7
J1
Legal
J1 SEN+ EXC+ SEN- EXC-
Internal use

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9. PROGRAMMING ERRORS

MESSAGE DESCRIPTION SOLUTION


Check the presence of the board inside the indi-
al.err Board “alibi memory” (optional) not detected. cator. If present, check it is not damaged and is
installed correctly.

er.1.b.x Check the presence of the board inside the


indicator.
If absent, deactivate any inputs or outputs
Board “inputs/outputs” (optional) not detected.
(parameter “inputs” or “output”, see page 31-32).
If present, check it is not damaged and is instal-
Er.r.b.x led correctly.

Check the cells are connected properly. Check


Eq.err Impossible to perform equalisation. the signal of each cell in the diagnostic menu
(menu diaG, parameter adC.uv, see page 33).

First calibrate the zero point, then proceed with


preC. Calibration error.
the next points.

Check the connection of the load cell. Check that


Err.pnt Calibration error. the cell signal is stable, valid and greater than
that of the previously acquired point.

Er 11 Calibration error. Increase the calibration weight.

Check that the signal coming from the cell


increases upon the increasing of the weight
Er 12 Calibration error. loaded on the scale. When acquiring the
calibration points, use the increasing calibration
weights.

Repeat the calibration, checking that the capaci-


Er 37 Calibration error.
ty and division have been correctly set.

Reset the factory configurations (menu advanC,


Er 39 Instrument not configured.
parameter dflt.t, see page 40).

Er 85 Instrument configured but not calibrated. Perform calibration.

Check that the signal coming from the load cell


C.er. 36 Calibration error.
is not negative.

Check in menu diaG, parameter AdC.uv (see


page 33) that the signal is stable and re-try.
Err.mot Weight unstable. If the connection of the cells is with 4 wires,
check that the sense jumpers are inserted.

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10. FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Calibration

Can I change the maximum capacity without recalibrating?


Yes, you must change the parameters RANGE 1,2,3 (Q-1-4,5,6). (See page 35)

Can I change the division without recalibrating?


Yes, you must change the parameter diV (Q-1-2). (See page 35)

Can I change the position of the decimal point without recalibrating?


Yes, you must change the parameter deCim (Q-1-1) and the value of the calibration points via the pitch CAL.MAn (Q-5-6).
(See page 35 and 39)

Can I calibrate the instrument in “multi-division” mode?


Yes, through advanced configuration from PC with Dinitools program.

Communication

Scale doesn’t answer


• Check the good condition of the cable and that there are no failures (using a multimeter).
• Check that the PC communication port or of the device used is not compromised. If necessary, try with another device/PC
• Make sure to have connected the cable on the correct serial port.
• Check the configuration of the pitches Baud and bit. (See page 13)
• Temporarily activate the continuous communication and retry receiving the string. If the string has been received cor-
rectly, carefully check the syntax of the control sent, the communication time-outs and the presence of the terminator.

Generic

The scale does not switch on


• Check that the input voltage level to the mother board is correct.
• Try the forced power by inserting the “ON BOOT” jumper present on the mother board. If the indicator lights up, check
the correct operation of the keyboard, using the diagnostic menu diaG. (See page 33)
• Possible failure of the internal rechargeable battery (if present).

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11. SUMMARY OF THE PARAMETERS

Cal Calibration...................................................................................................................................................10
div Division............................................................................................................................................10
0.Cal Reset of Pre-Tare (zero calibration).........................................................................................................11
Grav Area of gravity of the place of use...........................................................................................................11
serial Configuration of the serial ports..............................................................................................................12
Com.PC Communication with PC, PLC or repeater..................................................................................12
mode Selection of the communication mode...........................................................................12
Com.sel Selecting the COM port for connection with PC/PLC.....................................................13
baud Communication speed (baud rate)..................................................................................13
bit Configuration of the serial protocol................................................................................13
Com.Prn Communication with printer or repeater or PC.........................................................................14
mode Selection of the communication mode............................................................................14
baud Communication speed (baud rate)..................................................................................14
bit Configuration of the serial protocol................................................................................15
Cts Printer control signal.........................................................................................................15
power.P Printer power supply / radio-frequency module...........................................................15
advanC Advanced configurations..............................................................................................................16
protoC Communication protocol..................................................................................................16
radio Connection port of radio-frequency module (for use by the manufacturer).............16
ttl.til TTL port / Inclinometer activation (for use by the manufacturer)...............................16
term Closing character of each print line.................................................................................16
layout Print customisation....................................................................................................................................17
lanG Setting of the print language (ital, enGl, deut, fran, espa, Chines).......................................18
Char Setting the character.....................................................................................................................18
header Print header...................................................................................................................................19
data Selection of the weight data.........................................................................................................21
weiGht Progressive weighed.....................................................................................................................21
tiCket Receipt / label progressive...........................................................................................................21
CloCk Date and time................................................................................................................................22
barC.39 Bar code 39.....................................................................................................................................22
barC.up Barcode top margin (mm)............................................................................................................22
barC.l Barcode left margin (mm).............................................................................................................22
barC.h Barcode height (mm).....................................................................................................................22
barC.dt Selection of the weight data.........................................................................................................23
Copies Multi-copy prints............................................................................................................................23
end.tiC Paper outlet for end of label / receipt.........................................................................................23
b.line White pre-heating line of the print head (for thermal printer only)........................................23
label Label configuration.......................................................................................................................24
lb.save Saving of labels in the printer memory......................................................................................24
test Saving of labels in the printer memory and test print of all formats........................................24
filter Weighing filters...........................................................................................................................................25
sCreen Adjusting the display..................................................................................................................................26
bak.lit Backlighting....................................................................................................................................26
briGht Brightness.......................................................................................................................................26
loCk Display lock (for use by the manufacturer)................................................................................26
Colour Backlighting colour (in versions with colour display)................................................................26

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batt Power supply via battery..........................................................................................................................27
eCo.bat Energy saving for battery operation.......................................................................................................27
autoff Auto off.......................................................................................................................................................28
remote Remote control..........................................................................................................................................28
an.out Analog output............................................................................................................................................29
inputs Digital inputs..............................................................................................................................................31
output Digital outputs...........................................................................................................................................32
reset Factory configuration reset......................................................................................................................33
diaG Diagnostics.................................................................................................................................................33
adC.uv Converter........................................................................................................................................33
displa Display.............................................................................................................................................33
keyb Keyboard........................................................................................................................................33
ADVANC Advanced.....................................................................................................................................................34
Cal.par Calibration parameters.................................................................................................................34
deCim Configuration of the decimal point..................................................................................34
div Reading division.................................................................................................................34
u.m. Unit of measure.................................................................................................................34
ranGe 1 Scale capacity (maximum capacity / first weighing range)...........................................35
ranGe 2 For multirange scales (second weighing range).............................................................35
ranGe 3 For multirange scales (third weighing range).................................................................35
equal Equalisation function.........................................................................................................35
n.Chan Equalised analog channels...............................................................................................35
equal.p Equalisation....................................................................................................................................36
Cal.adv Complete calibration.....................................................................................................................37
noise Additional filter for weighing in the presence of vibrations and for weighing live animals......38
metrol Metrological parameters..............................................................................................................38
0.perC Reset percentage via key ............................................................................................38
div.stb Sensitivity of the weight stability control........................................................................38
0.trk Zero hold function (tracking)............................................................................................38
on.zero Reset at power and reset percentage.............................................................................39
Cal.adj Re-acquisition / change of the calibration points in memory......................................39
Cal.man For use by the manufacturer............................................................................................39
d.sale For use by the manufacturer............................................................................................39
keyb Type of keyboard...........................................................................................................................39
tilt Inclinometer (for use by the manufacturer) ������������������������������������������������������������������������������39
reaCt Reactivation of the totalisation or print function......................................................................40
loCk.kb Permanent keyboard lock (excluding key C )...........................................................................40
alibi.r Reset of fiscal memory (alibi memory, optional).......................................................................40
pin.teC Access PIN to programming menu..............................................................................................40
pin.use Access PIN to user menus �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������40
dflt.t Total reset of the memory and of calibration............................................................................40

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TECH_MAN_ENG_DFW_v5 The information in this document is approximate and can be subject to variations without prior notice by Dini Argeo, with respect of the norms in force. The official
technical data is available in the updated version on the www.diniargeo.com website or by contacting the Dini Argeo Customer Service.
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