Transcell Technology CS Series Manuel utilisateur

CSSeries

Digital Counting Scale

Operation Manual

Revision 1.0

October 31, 1994

1994 Transcell Technology, Inc.

Contents subject to change without notice.

Transcell Technology, Inc.

975 Deerfield Parkway

Buffalo Grove, IL 60089

Tel (847) 419-9180

Fax (847) 419-1515

CS Series Calibration Procedure

Calibration

Zero

Offset

Span

The scale is calibrated by adjusting two potenti-

ometers located on the left side of the scale, and

hidden by a rubber plug. These two adjustments

must be done in order. Refer to the illustration

above when executing these procedures.

The first adjustment is the zero offset. This is set

by adjusting

by adjusting the potentiometer nearest the rear of

the scale.

The final adjustment is the span. This is set by

adjusting the potentiometer nearest the front of

the scale.

To adjust the zero offset value:

1. Press any key while turning on the power switch. The display blanks out and the triangle

indicators come on. Release the key.

2. Press the “1” key. The PIECES window shows the internal zero offset count.

3. With all objects removed from the stainless steel platter, adjust this value to 5,000 ±20%

counts using the rear potentiometer. NOTE: To decrease this value, turn the trimmer

clockwise. To increase this value, turn the trimmer counter-clockwise.

4. Turn the scale off to exit this mode.

To adjust the span value:

1. Turn the scale on without pressing any keys and without any objects on the stainless steel

platform.

2. Place a test weight(s) on the platter closest to the full scale capacity as possible. Adjust

the trimmer nearest the front of the scale to “dial in” the correct weight value. NOTE: To

decrease this value, turn the trimmer counter-clockwise. To increase this value, turn the

trimmer clockwise.

3. Remove the test weight(s) and re-zero the scale.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the correct weight value is obtained from the scale.

Table of Contents

Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 1

Getting Started....................................................................................................................... 2

Basics of Operation................................................................................................................ 2

Tare Operation....................................................................................................................... 4

Piece Counting Operation....................................................................................................... 5

Accumulator Function Operation ............................................................................................ 6

Check Limit Function Operation ............................................................................................. 7

APPENDIX A: Specifications.................................................................................................. 8

APPENDIX B: In Case of Trouble........................................................................................... 9

APPENDIX C: Warranty and Service Information................................................................... 10

CS Series Operating Manual 1

Introduction

The CS Series Counting Scale, available in three

capacities, is an easy to use, high resolution

counting scale featuring keyboard tare and unit

weight entry, as well as a memory accumulator

and check function. Housed in a durable ivory-

colored plastic enclosure, the unit displays its

bright numerals on a 16-digit VFD type display. A

20-key membrane panel contains all of the

scale's functions and allows entry of numerical

data. A removable 8" x 9" stainless steel platform

allows for easy cleaning when used to count

greasy or dusty items.

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.CLEAR M+ MR MC SET SAMPLE CHECK ZERO TARE

UNIT WEIGHTWEIGHT PIECES

LIGHT ADD SAMPLESTAREZERO

Counting Scale

CS Series Front Panel

Getting Started

After unpacking the scale, a small amount of assembly is required:

þLocate the sub-platform, four (4) Hex screws, and enclosed Allen wrench. Place sub-platform onto

scale's load point with all rubber parts facing up. Install and tighten the four Hex screws.

Please Do...

þPlace the scale on a firm and stable floor or table.

þPlug the line cord into an AC outlet.

þLeave the scale on for at least 30 minutes before using. You will find the ON/OFF switch at the

bottom of the scale on the right, towards the front. You may leave the scale on at all times, if you

wish.

þPress the ZERO key before operating the scale.

Continued *

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Getting Started / Continued

Please Do Not...

þShare an AC outlet with other noise producing products; i.e. anything with an electrical motor or re-

lay.

þTurn the scale ON with an object already on the platform. You will not be able to ZERO the scale.

þOperate the scale...

...in an area with changing ambient temperature.

...in direct sunlight.

...in an area with high humidity.

...in a dusty environment.

...in a windy area.

...in an area with vibration.

Basics of Operation

1. DISPLAY OVERVIEW

UNIT WEIGHT

WEIGHT PIECES

LIGHT ADD SAMPLESTAREZERO

CS Series Display Indication - Normal Mode

INDICATION MEANING

Weight Indicates the gross or net weight in pounds on the platform. This reading is

blank when the full scale capacity has been exceeded.

Unit Weight Indicates either the calculated or the keyed-in unit piece weight in thousandths

(0.001) of a pound.

Pieces Indicates the number of pieces currently on the platform.

Zero Indicates that the weight reading is at the scale's zero position.

Tare Indicates that the current weight reading is net weight.

Light Indicates that the unit weight is not high enough to display an accurate piece

count.

Add Samples The total weight of the samples on the platform is below the limit.

CS Series Operating Manual 3

Basics of Operation / Continued

2. KEYPAD OVERVIEW

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.CLEAR M+ MR MC SET SAMPLE CHECK ZERO TARE

KEY FUNCTION

ZERO Sets the scale in the correct zero position for accurate operation.

TARE Establishes either the weight currently on the platform or the current

keyed-in value as the tare weight.

Numeric Keys (0-9) Allows entry of numeric data.

.Allows entry of decimal point position when entering numeric data.

SET Establishes the current keyed-in value as unit weight.

SAMPLE Establishes the current keyed-in value as the piece count of items

currently on platform.

CLEAR Clears the current keyed-in value or the unit weight.

CHECK Toggles the scale between current indication and the check limit setting.

Also allows programming of check limit.

M+ Adds the current number displayed in the PIECES window to the ac-

cumulator. (Memory +)

MR Toggles the scale between current indication and the contents of the

accumulator. (Memory Recall)

MC Clears the contents of the accumulator. (Memory Clear)

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Tare Operation

In order to subtract the weight of the container or

vessel from the scale's reading, it is necessary to

enter that weight as the tare

weight. This value

can be entered into the CS Series Counting

Scale by either the push button tare method or

the keyboard tare method.

A tare weight may be entered up to and including

the scale's full capacity, however the maximum

negative weight that the scale can show is -9.999

lbs.

For greater accuracy, it is suggested that the

push button tare method be used.

To use the push button tare method:

1. Place the empty container on the platform.

2. Press the TARE key. The TARE indicator comes on and the WEIGHT display window shows zero.

To use the keyboard tare method:

1. Enter the known tare weight in pounds into the scale using the numeric and decimal point keys.

NOTE: You must enter all three decimal places if the tare weight is not in whole pounds, i.e. enter

1.2 lbs as 1.200 lbs. This value will be blinking in the UNIT WEIGHT display window.

2. Press the TARE key. The TARE indicator comes on and the WEIGHT display window shows the

keyed-in tare weight as a negative value.

To clear the tare weight from the scale:

1. Remove all weight from the platform and press the TARE key. The TARE indicator goes off and

the WEIGHT display window again shows zero.

Possible Tare Operation Errors:

You cannot enter a tare weight that is greater

than the scale's full capacity. For example, for the

CS-12, you cannot enter, say, 13.000 lbs.

Also, you cannot key in a decimal point value

higher than the resolution of the scale. For ex-

ample, for the CS-12, you cannot enter 0.001 lbs.

since the resolution is 0.002 lbs.

In both cases, the scale will automatically reset

itself after three seconds, or you can press the

CLEAR key to key in a new value.

CS Series Operating Manual 5

Piece Counting Operation

There are two ways to use the piece counting

operation. A unit weight value can be keyed into

the CS Series Counting Scale by using the

keyboard entry method. Alternatively, the

sampling method may be used.

For greater accuracy, the sampling method

should be used. The accuracy of this operation

depends upon part consistency and sample

weight. When using the sampling method, al-

ways count the parts in your hand and place

them on the platform all at once.

Both the sample weight and the unit weight have

limits to assure accuracy. The limits for these are

found at the bottom of the page.

To use the sampling method:

1. Place a pre-determined number of pieces on the platform. The WEIGHT display window shows

the total weight.

2. Key in the number of pieces you have placed on the platform. This value will be blinking in the

UNIT WEIGHT display window.

3. Press the SAMPLE key. The UNIT WEIGHT display window now shows the calculated unit

weight, while the PIECES display window shows the actual number of pieces on the platform.

To use the keyboard entry method:

1. Key in the pre-determined unit weight in thousandths of a pound; i.e. enter 0.010 lbs as 10. This

value will be blinking in the UNIT WEIGHT display window.

2. Press the SET key. The UNIT WEIGHT display window now shows the keyed-in unit weight value.

To clear the unit weight from the scale:

1. Press the CLEAR key. The UNIT WEIGHT display window now shows zero.

Possible Sample Weight or Unit Weight Entry Errors:

Consult the table below for limits to both sample weight and unit weight. A light unit weight will still allow

counting operation, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed.

MODEL NO. CAPACITY MIN. SAMPLE WEIGHT LIGHT UNIT WEIGHT

CS-1.2 1.2 lbs 0.005 lbs 0 to 0.00016 lbs

CS-6 6 lbs 0.025 lbs 0 to 0.0008 lbs

CS-12 12 lbs 0.050 lbs 0 to 0.0016 lbs

CS-30 30 lbs 0.125 lbs 0 to 0.004 lbs

CS-50/60 60 lbs 0.250 lbs 0 to 0.008 lbs

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Accumulator Function Operation

The CS Series Counting Scale comes equipped

with a handy accumulator function which works

in conjunction with the piece counting operation.

The accumulator uses a memory to store piece

counts. Much like a pocket calculator, this mem-

ory can be added to, displayed, and cleared at

any time.

To use the accumulator function:

1. Enter the Unit Weight of the objects you wish to count by one of the methods listed under "Piece

Counting Operation."

2. Press the MC key to clear the accumulator memory.

3. Place the objects to count on the platform. The number of pieces will be shown in the PIECES

display window.

4. Press the M+ key to add this value to the accumulator's memory.

5. Repeat steps 3 & 4 until all pieces are counted.

6. Press the MR to view the contents of the accumulator. The display shows the information in the

following format:

The WEIGHT display window shows the number of times the M+ key was pressed.

The PIECES display window shows the accumulator total.

UNIT WEIGHT

WEIGHT PIECES

LIGHT ADD SAMPLESTAREZERO

CS Series Display - Memory Recall

7. To return to piece count mode, press the MR key again.

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