JY500B3 ENGLISH

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Table of contents
1. Overview.................................................................................................................. 5 1.1
Introduction........................................................................................................................ 5 1.2 Scope
of application..................................................................................................... 5 1.3
Features.................................................................................................................. 5 1.4 Panel
display.................................................................................................................. 6 2. Technical
specifications................................................................................................... 8
3. Use and Operation.................................................................................................. 9 3.1

Overview........................................................................................................................ 9 3.2
Installation.......................................................................................................................... 9 3.3
Initialization.................................................................................................................. 10 3.4 Current
Verification.................................................................................................. 10 3.4.1 Output Current
Verification................................................................................. 10 3.4.2 Input Current
Verification................................................................................. 11 3.5 System
Verification................................................................................................... 11 3.5.1 Set the
Totalization Unit................................................................................. 11 3.5.2 Set the Maximum
Scale Flow................................................................. 12 3.5.3 Select the Scale
Division................................................................................. 12 3.5.4 Speed Signal Input
Form................................................................................. 13 3.5.5 Select the Calibration
Mode................................................................................. 13 3.5.6 3.5.7 Enter the weight of the
hanging weight or chain weight. 13 3.5.8 Enter the length of the measuring section. 14 3.5.9
Enter the calibration constant. 15 3.5.10 Zero calibration. 17 3.5.11 Interval calibration. 17 3.6
Operation details. 19 3.6.1 Menu display. 19 3.6.2 Run display. 20 3.6.3 Control display. 21
3.6.4 Batch display. 21 3.6.5 Calibration. 22 4. System
Menu.................................................................................................................. 22 4.1 Main
Menu 1.................................................................................................................... 23 4.1.1 Read
the current zero point and manually set the zero point........................................ 23 4.1.2 Read the
interval and manually calibrate the interval.................................................. 23 4.1.3 Physical
calibration.................................................................................................. 24 4.2 Main Menu
2................................................................................................................. 25 4.2.1
Display.................................................................................................................. 25 4.2.2 Select
the cumulative unit.................................................................................. 25 4.2.3 Zero dead
zone.................................................................................................................. 26
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4.2.4 Set the display flow buffer time.................................................. 26 4.2.5 Scale

data......................................................................................................... 26 4.2.6 Set the maximum
scale flow.................................................................. 26 4.2.7 Select the scale
division.................................................................................. 27 4.2.8 Automatic zero
tracking.................................................................................. 27 4.2.9 Remote cumulative output
division value................................................. 27 4.2.10 Remote cumulative pulse
width................................................................. 27 4.2.11 Define the speed signal
form.................................................................. 28 4.3 Main menu
3.................................................................................................................. 28 4.3.1
Diagnosis.................................................................................................................. 28 4.3.2
Diagnosis 1 (AD)......................................................................................................... 28 4.3.3
Diagnosis 2 System time.................................................................................. 29 4.3.4 Diagnostic
3 System Date.................................................................. 29 4.3.5 Diagnostic 4 Security
Settings.................................................................. 29 4.4 Main Menu
4................................................................................................. 30 4.4.1 Input
Settings................................................................................................. 30 4.4.2 Output
Settings................................................................................................. 31 4.4.3 Alarm
Definitions...................................................................................... 31 4.4.4 High Flow Set
Point................................................................................. 32 4.4.5 High Flow Delay
Time................................................................................. 32 4.4.6 Low Flow Alarm
Point................................................................................. 32 4.4.7 Low Flow Delay
Time................................................................................. 33 4.4.8 Control Deviation Alarm
Point................................................................. 33 4.4.9 4.4.10 Alarm
Definition.................................................................................................. 33 4.5 Main Menu
5................................................................................................................. 34 4.5.1 Baud Rate
Setting...................................................................................................... 34 4.5.2 Address
Setting................................................................................................. 34 4.5.3 Communication
Mode Setting................................................................................ 34 4.6 Main Menu
6................................................................................................................. 35 4.6.1 Batch
Processing................................................................................................. 35 4.6.2
Batch....................................................................................................................... 35 4.6.3 Batch
Size................................................................................................................. 36 4.6.4 Batch
Advance....................................................................................................... 36 4.6.5 Batch
Advance Correction Coefficient................................................................. 36 4.6.6 4.6.7 Batch
Tolerance.................................................................................. 36 4.6.8 Proportional
Coefficient.......................................................................................... 37 4.6.9 Integral
Time.................................................................................................. 37 4.6.10 Control
Lag.................................................................................................. 37 4.6.11 Shift
Information................................................................................... 38 4.6.12 Shift
Settings................................................................................................ 38 4.6.13 Shift Production
Query................................................................................ 38
5. Terminal Definition.................................................................................................................. 40
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VI. Communication Protocol.................................................................................................. 41
VII. Parameter Setting Records.................................................................................................. 44
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Company Introduction
Our company is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and development and production of weighing
instruments and related control systems. The weighing and batching control instruments we produce are comparable to international
leading brands and have been successfully exported to foreign markets such as Asia,
Australia, and Africa. Weighing display control instruments, batching control instruments, quantitative packaging scale
instruments, belt scale control instruments, and concrete cement mixing station batching control system series products are widely
used in batching scales, quantitative packaging scales, electronic belt scales and other automated weighing and detection products in industrial and mining enterprises.
Our company is committed to providing customers with a full range of high-quality industrial weighing control instruments and digital, automated, intelligent, networked
and systematic solutions. Our company's future goal is to create first-class corporate quality and become a professional enterprise that is trusted by customers, respected by
the society and has the most value.
Main Products
Weighing controller series: weighing control instrument, quantitative packaging controller, belt scale control instrument, signal transmitter.
Weighing sensor series: cantilever beam, double shear beam, plate ring, single shear beam, spoke type, S-beam, rocker column series.
Batching control system category: batching control cabinet, weighing batching system, large batching control system.
[Qualification Certificate for Production of Measuring and Weighing Instruments]
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1. Overview
1.1 Introduction
This instrument is a weighing display control instrument for belt conveyor type continuous cumulative automatic weighing instrument (belt scale). It can be used to
continuously and automatically weigh and accumulate the bulk materials conveyed by belt metering scales, belt batching scales, quantitative feeders, etc. During the weighing
process, the feeding flow or feeding batch can be controlled in real time.
The instrument has the characteristics of high accuracy, wide adaptability, simple operation, convenient maintenance, stability and reliability, strong anti-interference ability,
etc. It has been widely used in material weighing and batching processes in docks, mines, electric power, metallurgy, chemical industry, building materials and other industries. The
instrument has two operation interfaces, Chinese or English, for users to choose and order. The interface is intuitive and easy to operate.
1.2 Scope of application
This manual is applicable to weighing control systems equipped with conveyor belts. 1.
Weighing feeder (belt feeder scale) Adjust the feed flow rate
according to the belt speed. 2. Commonly used
continuous conveying feeding belt metering scale.
Including belt weighing scales with feeding methods such as impeller feeding, hopper drag feeding, and disc feeding.
3. The belt scale with controllable pre-feeder adjusts the
feeding flow of the pre-feeder according to the belt load.
1.3 Functional features 1.
The instrument has digital switch quantity and analog quantity interface, which is convenient for connecting with the host computer to form a DCS system and realize remote
Control operations.
2. The instrument is equipped with RS485/RS232 and other communication interfaces, and adopts Modbus communication protocol, which is convenient for using fieldbus
Technology forms the FCS system and realizes the digitization of the system.
3. The instrument has two display screens: LCD and VFD, and is divided into embedded and wall-mounted box structures to adapt to different installations.
Install the environment.
4. The instrument has the function of automatically correcting zero point, belt weight, belt speed and cumulative weighing.
5. It adopts full digital and parameter input setting mode, operation prompt, simple and clear. 6. The system has intelligent
PID adjustment and physical or analog weighing calibration function. 7. It has fault prompt, fault signal weight selection
and alarm shutdown function.
8. It has multiple functions such as signal acquisition, error correction, state judgment, operation display, etc. 9. The data storage
adopts FLASH mode. When the system loses power, it can automatically save various process data. After powering on again, the system keeps running at the original process
parameters.
10. The instrument adopts industrial-grade high-reliability components and uses advanced anti-interference technology to resist static electricity, sparks, electromagnetics, etc.
It has extremely high anti-interference ability.
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1.4 Panel Display
The instrument uses LCD or VFD display screen, and there are five LED signal lights on the left side of the panel to indicate the current status of the weighing instrument.
state:
ÿ Remote and local control: On means remote control.
ÿ Manual and automatic control: On means automatic control.
ÿ Alarm: Flashing indicates a fault event.
ÿ Batch processing: When it is on, it enters batch operation.
ÿ Run: When it is on, the weighing operation has been started.
Instrument button functions:
1ÿ - Enter the main display (weighing operation interface).
2ÿ - Enter the main menu.
3ÿ (Scroll Up/Down) - Scrolls the menu options.
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4. - Input data parameters.
5ÿ (Soft key) - Executes the function option on the screen above the key.
6ÿ - Enter a decimal point.
7. - Clear incorrect input.
8. - Remote and local operation conversion.
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9. - Automatic and manual operation conversion.
10. - Entering the running state, when there is no external stop signal input, press this key to
Enter the running state.
11. - Enter the stopped state.
12. - Press and hold this button when powering on to enter the contrast adjustment interface.
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2. Technical Specifications
Power supply 220V ± 15%ÿ50Hz/60Hz
range Power <30W
consumption -10~50ÿ
Operating ÿ95%RH
temperature and humidity range Dimensions Wall-mounted: 315 mm (width) x 380 mm (height) x 148 mm (depth)
Embedded: 280 mm (W) x 140 mm (H) x 340 mm (D)
Protection IP54
level <4.0 kg
Weight 0.01FS
Linearity 0.1%
Measuring 0-99999900 t
accuracy Accumulative range Instantaneous flow range 0.0020-99999.9 t/h
Measuring units: 0.001kg, 0.01kg, 0.1kg, 1kg, 0.01t, 0.1t, 1t…optional
Speed sensor power supply DC 24V, 50mA
Speed input frequency ÿ3000Hz

Weighing signal input range ÿ30mV
Weighing sensor sensitivity ÿ3 mV/V
Sensor excitation voltage DC 9V, 200mA, 1-4 weighing sensors can be connected in parallel
Speed sensor type Photoelectric / electromagnetic / Hall sensor / proximity switch
Load cell type: resistance strain gauge
Display 128*64 LCD/VFD display
window Analog 4-20mA, flow setting signal
input Analog output 4-20mA, 2 outputs
Flow signal: instantaneous flow signal
Control signal: Feed rate control signal
Switch input Passive contact, DC 24V. Total 3 channels
Programmable settings, see input settings in main menu 4
Switching output Contact capacity, AC 220V, 5A. 3 circuits in total
Programmable settings, see output settings in main menu 4
The accumulated pulse output outputs pulses according to the selected measurement unit.
Frequency: <10Hz, Width: 50-1000ms
Communication interface RS 232: Distance 1.5m
(RS232/RS485) RS 485: Distance 1000m
The communication format is optional, the baud rate is
4800/9600/19200/384000
Default value: 9600
MODBUS: Fieldbus Technology
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3. Use and Operation
3.1 Overview This
chapter introduces the installation of the instrument, the calibration method of input/output analog current, and the parameter setting of system calibration in detail.
And the basic operation of the instrument.
Warning: Do not install, run or operate the system before reading this chapter.
1. Do not connect the instrument to the power supply before fully understanding the manual.
2. Strictly follow the warnings and operating procedures in this manual to avoid personal injury and equipment damage.
3.2 Installation
1. The instrument has two types of cabinet structures: embedded and wall-mounted.
The embedded structure is suitable for installation on the system electric control cabinet or instrument electric control box. Its overall dimensions are: 280 mm (width)
x140 mm (height) x 340 mm (depth), recommended installation panel opening size: 282 mm (width) x142 mm (height).
The wall-mounted structure is also called the on-site direct installation type. It is generally installed on the belt scale site. It is fixed through four fixing holes on the back panel of the chassis.
It is installed vertically on a solid and flat wall or board. Its external dimensions are: 315 mm (width) x 380 mm (height) x 148
mm (depth). Installation dimensions: 232 mm (width) x 406 mm (height), installation hole diameter ø 13 mm.
2. The instrument should be kept away from direct sunlight, rain, moisture, dust, collision and severe vibration.
3. The instrument should be installed in a workroom where the ambient temperature and humidity do not change dramatically and there is no strong electromagnetic field interference.
The field installation type should also be installed not far from the belt scale, but in a suitable operating room.
There should be a reliable grounding point, and the instrument casing and metal conduit should be grounded at one point.
4. The wiring distance between the instrument and the belt scale should be less than 1000 meters.
5. The power supply and signal cables should be connected strictly according to the instrument terminal definition and signal polarity, and the contacts should be correct and firm.
6. The connecting cables of the weighing sensor and the speed sensor should be configured strictly according to the selected sensor model specifications.
Shielded cable, wire diameter not less than 0.5mm.
7. Signal cables, power cables and power cables should be routed separately and should not be bundled or inserted in the same cable duct.
Inside.
8. The instrument power supply should first pass through a specially configured circuit breaker and then be connected to the instrument power supply terminal.
9. The terminal wires and conduits of the wall-mounted instrument should enter and exit from the bottom of the chassis. There is a conduit at the bottom of the chassis.
Line opening.
10. To ensure wiring safety, make sure the power is disconnected before connecting the instrument. It is also strictly forbidden to use a "megohmmeter" to check the circuit.
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3.3 Initialization
The controller must be initialized when used for the first time. The initialization method is as follows: Turn off the power, press and hold the C key, open
Power on until the screen asks for a password, enter 5.04, press the confirm key, and initialization is complete.
Notice: After initialization, if the periodic pulse is not established, the flow rate is 0 and no accumulation occurs.
3.4 Current Verification
Before the meter leaves the factory, the analog current values of input and output have been standardized and calibrated.
When the control instrument is connected to the host computer, PLC or DCS, in order to avoid the value difference in the current transmission between the instrument
and the system, the current of the instrument can be calibrated again to meet the requirements of on-site use.
3.4.1 Output current verification
Turn off the power, hold down the C key, turn on the power, and wait until the screen asks for a password. Enter 4.00 and press the "Confirm" soft key. The
instrument displays the analog current lower limit calibration interface. The value after "menu adjustment" on the screen is the corresponding DA code value. Connect
the on-site standard ammeter (mA) to the "analog current" port of the instrument.
Analog current (0mA) Press
Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Main Display, Menu
Adjustment 30 Exit Confirmation
1) Analog current output calibration: a.
Adjust the DA code value (press plus 1, press minus 1, press plus 10, press minus 10, the same below) to make the current meter 0mA, and press the "Confirm" soft key
to save. The instrument displays the analog current upper limit calibration interface again.
Analog current (20mA) Press Scroll
Up, Scroll Down, Main Display, Menu
b. Adjust the DA code value to make the current meter read 20mA, and press the "Confirm" soft key to save. The instrument displays the lower limit of the control current.
Verification interface, connect the ammeter to the "control current" port of the instrument.
Control current (0mA) Press
Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Main Display, Menu
2) Control current output calibration: a.
Adjust the DA code value to make the ammeter 0mA, press the "Confirm" soft key to save, and the meter will display the control current upper limit
calibration interface.
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Control current (20mA) Press
Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Main Display,
Menu Adjustment 960 Exit Confirmation
b. Adjust the DA code value so that the ammeter is 20mA, press the "Confirm" soft key to save, and press the "Exit" soft key to complete the output current
calibration.
3.4.2 Input current verification
Turn off the power, hold down the C key, turn on the power, and wait until the screen asks for a password, enter 4.02, and press "Confirm"
Press the soft key to perform flow set value input current calibration, and the instrument displays the input current (voltage) lower limit calibration interface.
When the input current (voltage)

is 4mA (1v), press 12216 to
confirm.
Exit Confirm Continue
a. Connect 4mA current (or 1v voltage) to the "remote current" input of the meter and wait until the displayed AD value stabilizes.
After confirming, press the "Confirm" software key to save, and the instrument will display the input current (voltage) upper limit value calibration interface again.
When the input current

(voltage) is 20mA (5v), press
confirm 52254
Exit Confirm Continue
b. Connect 20mA current (or 5v voltage) to the “remote current” input terminal of the instrument. After the displayed AD value stabilizes, press the
“Confirm” soft key to save, and press the “Exit” soft key to complete the input current calibration.
3.5 System Verification
After the belt scale feeding system is installed, the system must be calibrated through the instrument, including establishing the test cycle number,
Zero point calibration, interval calibration (weighing verification), where interval calibration is divided into chain code calibration, hanging code calibration and physical calibration (please
See related chapters). The following related parameters should be input and set before system calibration.
3.5.1 Setting the cumulative unit
Press the button twice until the following information is displayed on the screen:
-- Main Menu 2 -- Press [Menu]
to continue scale calibration
Display data
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Press the "Display" soft key and the screen displays:
-- Scroll Start -- Press the
[Scroll] key to select
Press the button to enter display scroll 1, the screen displays:
--
-- Display scroll 1 Default unit: t (ton) Select unit:
cumulative unit t, kg (kilogram)
>t<
Select Confirm
Press the "Select" soft key to switch options, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete
the setting. When the cumulative unit is selected, the flow unit is also determined. For example, if the cumulative unit is t, the flow unit is t/h.
If the cumulative unit is kg, the flow unit is kg/h.
3.5.2 Setting the maximum scale flow
Press the key to return to the main menu 2, press the "Scale Data" soft key and the screen displays:
Press the button to enter data scroll 1, the screen displays:
--Scale data scroll 1 --

Default: 1500.0t/h Minimum: 0t/h
Maximum scale
Maximum: 200,000.0t/h
flow: 500 t/h
Confirm
Use the numeric keys to enter the maximum flow rate and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
3.5.3 Select scale division
Press the button to enter data scroll 2, the screen displays:
-- Scale data scroll 2 -- Scale Default: 0.1

division > Selections: 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001,
0.1 < Select
to confirm
Press the "Select" soft key, select the appropriate scale division value, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
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3.5.4 Speed signal input form
Press the button until you enter data scroll 6. The screen displays:
-- Scale data scroll 6 -- Speed Default: External

input > External< Selections: External, Analog
Select Confirm
When the system is not connected to a speed sensor, select the "Analog" speed signal function and short-circuit the positive and negative ports of
the instrument speed input. The instrument will generate a 40Hz analog speed signal for calculation. After selecting, press the "Confirm" soft key to complete
the setting, press the key to enter the weighing operation interface, and press the key to return to the main menu 2.
3.5.5 Selecting the calibration mode
Press the key to return to the main menu 2, press the "Calibration Data" soft key, and the screen displays:
Press the button to enter calibration data scroll 1, the screen displays:
-Calibration Data Scroll 1-

Default: Chain code calibration
Calibration Mode
Selection: Chain code calibration Hanging code calibration
> Chain Code
Calibration < Select Confirm
Select the desired calibration method and press the "Confirm" soft key.
3.5.6 Enter the weight of the hanging weight or chain weight
If the calibration mode is code calibration, the screen displays:
-Calibration data scroll 2- Maximum value: 10000
Hanging weight: Minimum value: 1
1000 kg Default value: 10
Confirm
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If the calibration mode is chain code calibration, the screen displays:
-Calibration Data Scroll 2- Chain Maximum value: 10000
Weight: 100.00 kg/ Minimum value: 0.01 Default
m Confirm value: 10
Press the numeric keys to enter the weight of the hanging weight or the specifications of the chain weight, and then press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
3.5.7 Enter the length of the metering section
-Calibration data scroll 3-

Maximum value: 50000
Measuring section
Minimum value: 100
length: 1000
Default value: 1000
mm Confirm
Enter the weighing length of the belt scale carrier, press the numeric keys to enter, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
3.5.8 Entering calibration constants
Press the button to enter calibration data scroll 4. The screen displays

Maximum value: 100000 Minimum
Calibration Constants
value: 0.1 Default value:
100.000 t
10
confirmed
If you correctly input the weight of the chain or hanging weight and the length of the weighing section, the instrument will automatically calculate the correct calibration
constant. You can also calculate the calibration constant based on the on-site parameters. After entering the calibration constant using the numeric keys, press the "Confirm" soft
key to complete the setting. The calculation
method is as follows: If the calibration mode is
hanging weight calibration: Calibration constant = hanging weight/measuring section
length*belt circumference If the calibration mode
is chain weight calibration: Calibration constant = chain weight*belt circumference
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3.5.9 Establishing a testing cycle
(Note: To ensure accurate weighing when using for the first time, the test cycle should be performed at least twice in
succession) Press the key to enter calibration data 5, and the screen displays:
Establish Test Cycle
Automatic Manual
Select the "Auto" soft key and the screen displays:
Enter the belt length

Maximum value: 3000
Minimum value: 0.5

100.00 meters exit
Default value: 100
confirmation
Measure the length of the belt on the conveyor belt, enter it and press the "Confirm" soft key, the screen displays:
Start belt and
other signs through the reference
point press the
start key to exit start
Make a clear mark on the belt, take a certain position on the scale frame as the reference point, start the belt to run at the maximum speed, and when the
mark on the belt passes the reference point, press the "Start" soft key.
Mark Each time you pass the reference
point, press the count key
once 0000 seconds 000
cycles Stop and complete counting
When the belt runs the required number of cycles, press the "Finish" soft key and the screen displays:
Test cycle XXXXX Length: XXX.XX
meters Time: XXX seconds Continue
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Press the "Continue" soft key to enter calibration data scroll 6. The screen displays:
Maximum Belt Speed
XXXÿXX m/s Confirm
After the operation is stable, press the "Confirm" soft key to complete
the setting. In the establishment of the test cycle, if you select "Manual" (recommended), this method requires direct input of the belt running time and
Parameters such as belt length are usually used when the operator cannot directly observe the belt. The screen displays:
Enter the belt length

Maximum value: 3000
Minimum value: 1
100.00 meters exit
Default value: 100
confirmation
After entering the belt length, press the "Confirm" soft key.
Enter the number of belt revolutions

Maximum value: 100
Minimum value: 1
1 week
Default value: 1
exit confirmation
Enter the number of belt rotations within the test time and press the "Confirm" soft key.
Enter belt running time Maximum value: 65535
Minimum value: 1
100 seconds Default value: 100
to exit confirmation
After inputting the belt running time within the test time, press the “Confirm” soft key, and the instrument will establish the test cycle according to
the input parameters (belt running time = number of weeks * weekly running time).
Belt running time
Exit in XX
seconds
If you press the "Exit" soft key during the above process, the manual test cycle establishment operation will be terminated.
Note: Changing the calibration mode, chain weight (or hanging weight), measuring section length, belt length, and test cycle number will change the
calibration constant! Therefore, when using chain weights or hanging weights for calibration, check the calibration constant before calibration. If it is
inconsistent with your calculation, please verify whether the parameters you entered are correct or directly change the calibration constant to the value you
calculated!
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3.5.10 Zero point calibration
During automatic zero calibration, the belt runs at maximum speed.
Press the button until the screen displays the main menu 1.
--
-- Main menu 1 Press
[Menu] to continue zero point
interval physical calibration
Press the "Zero Calibration" soft key, the screen displays:
--Automatic zero point calibration--
Idle belt and
press the start button
to exit and start manual
After pressing the "Start" soft key, the screen displays:
Remaining time
for automatic zeroing XXX XXX.X t/h
Accumulated XXXX tons
When the remaining time is 0, the screen displays:
Auto zero adjustment completed
error XXX.X % Change zero point?
Change Exit
conversion
Press the "Convert" soft key, and the screen will display the error or accumulated weight.
If you want to use a new zero point, press the "Change" soft key, and the screen will display:
Zero point has changed Old
zero point: XXXXX New zero
point: XXXXX Run menu
3.5.11 Interval calibration (weighing calibration)
After the zero point calibration is completed, press the key to return to the main menu 1, press the "Interval Calibration" soft key, and the screen displays:
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-- XX Calibration Interval --
Start the belt
and press the start
button again to exit and start manual
Interval calibration can use two different simulated load calibration methods: hanging weight calibration and chain weight calibration. The instrument is
calibrated according to the calibration method and calibration constant selected in the calibration data.
During calibration, add a simulated load and start the belt. Press the "Start" soft key and the instrument displays:
Automatic interval
calibration remaining time XXX
XXX.X tons/hour cumulative
XXXX tons
During the automatic interval calibration, the meter resolution is 10 times higher than normal. When the remaining time is 0, the screen displays:
Automatic interval calibration
completed Error XXX.X % Change
interval? Abort
change
To use a new interval value, press the “Change” soft key and the screen displays:
Interval Changed New
Interval XXXXX Old Interval
XXXXX Run Menu
If the meter displays:
-- Input error -- Maximum
value: 68000000 Minimum
value: 1000 Return
Please check whether the input parameters are correct and consult our engineers if necessary.
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3.6 Operation Details
3.6.1 Menu Display
The instrument uses an interactive Chinese menu to prompt the operator to perform various operations such as parameter setting, calibration and testing.
In any state, you can press the button to cycle through the main menus 1-6, press the corresponding soft key to select the required submenu, and
Use the or key to further select an operation item.
--
-- Main Menu 1
Press [Menu] to continue
Zero interval object
Calibration Calibration Calibration
-- Main Menu 2 -- Press
[Menu] to continue
Scale Calibration
Display data data
[Menu] to continue
diagnosis
[Menu] to continue
Input and output alarm
Settings Settings Settings
[Menu] to continue
Wave
Special rate address communication
[Menu] to continue
Batch class
Processing Information Control
3.6.2 Operation Display

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After the meter is powered on, the weighing operation interface is displayed. You can also press the button in any menu to enter the weighing operation interface.
interface:
XXXXÿXX t
XXXÿX t/h
The first line shows the main cumulative
amount. The second line shows the
instantaneous flow rate. The third line shows the speed, time or blank (the operation is completed in the "Display" item in the main menu 2). The
fourth line shows the print shift cumulative
value: In the weighing operation interface, press the key to enter the flow setting interface, and press the key to display the shift cumulative value.
Class XXXXX
XXXXX t/h
Print clear
Press the "Print" soft key, and the printer will print out the current shift production and flow data. Press the
"Reset" soft key and the instrument prompts:
Will the class cumulative score be reset to zero?
whether
Press the "Yes" soft key, the instrument clears the current shift cumulative data and returns to the shift cumulative display; press the "No" soft key to directly return to the
shift cumulative display.
Alarm
Processing When an alarm occurs, the right soft key will prompt an alarm and the alarm LED will flash.
XXXXXXX t
00ÿ0 t/h
Call the police
Press the "Alarm" soft key and the screen displays:
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Call the police
XXXXXX
Reset Continue
If the alarm flashes continuously, it means that an alarm has not been recognized. Press the "Reset" soft key to cancel the alarm information.
After the fault is eliminated, the instrument will generate an alarm display
again after identification. Press the "Continue" soft key, and the instrument will prompt other existing alarm
event information. Note: The alarm light will go out only when the fault that generated the alarm is eliminated.
3.6.3 Control Display
In the weighing operation interface, press the or key, and when the control mode is automatic, the following display interface will be entered;
XXXX t/h
XXXX t/h Set

ÿÿ><
Confirm
The first row is the actual flow, the second row is the set flow, and the third row shows the deviation scale between the actual flow and the set
flow. When the control mode is manual, enter the following interface. The flow setting is entered in % ratio, and 100% corresponds to the
maximum scale flow.
XXXX t/h
XX%
XXXX
OK
The flow setting operation can be performed using the numeric keys and decimal point keys.
3.6.4 Batch Display
Select "Batch Processing" in the main menu 6, and in the weighing operation interface, press the or key to enter the following display interface:
Batch: 1 Batch: 500
Allocated: 0 Print
Batch: the number of batches being batched, Batch: the set batching amount for each batch, Already batched: the completed batching amount. If there
is an unexpected power outage during batch batching, the batching information will not be lost after power is restored; the buttons during batching will also be
The ingredient information for the current batch will not be cleared.
If you want to end the current batch, just change the batch in the batch setting to start a new batch of ingredients. When a batch of ingredients
is completed, the instrument will output a stop signal. Therefore, when using this function, you must select the output terminal of the instrument (set
one of the output terminals to the stop or start signal).
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Just press the button for a batch.
3.6.5 Calibration
Main menu 1 includes “Zero Calibration”, “Interval Calibration” and “Object Calibration” menus, refer to Sections 3.5.10,
3.5.11 and 4.1.3 respectively.
4. System Menu
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4.1 Main Menu 1
Main menu 1 includes zero calibration and interval calibration. Press the button to display main menu 1.
--
-- Main menu 1 Press
[Menu] to continue zero
point interval physical calibration
calibration
Press the "Zero Calibration" soft key and the screen displays
-- Automatic zero point calibration
-- Idle belt and
press the start button
again to exit and start manual
4.1.1 Read the current zero point and set the zero point manually
Press the "Manual" soft key and the screen displays:
-- Manual zero adjustment --

XXXX t/h Zero
Minimum value: 0
point: XXXXX Exit
Default: 10000
confirmation
The second line shows the current flow rate, and the third line shows the current zero AD code
value. Use the numeric keys to set a new zero value.
4.1.2 Reading interval and manual calibration interval
Select the “Interval Calibration” soft key in the main menu 1, and the screen displays:
-- Interval calibration --
Start the belt
and press the start
button to exit and start manual
Press the "Manual" soft key and the screen displays:
-- Manual interval adjustment --

XXXXX t/h Interval:
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XXXXX Confirm to exit
Minimum value: 100
Default value: 100000
The second line shows the current flow rate and the third line shows the current interval value. Use the numeric keys to set a new interval value.
4.1.3 Physical Calibration
Physical calibration is to use actual materials to calibrate the belt scale. Before or after the material passes through the belt scale, the calibration object must be
Weigh the material accurately to obtain the actual value of the
material. In the main menu 1, press the "Physical Calibration" soft key, and the screen displays:
Physical calibration
belt idle and then press the start button
Exit Start
Start the belt, and press the "Start" soft key after the belt speed stabilizes.
Convey a certain amount of material on
the scale
continue
Let the calibration material pass through the belt scale carrier. The instrument will start weighing and accumulating. Press the "Continue" soft key.
Display: The first line shows the real-time accumulated weight, and the second line shows the current material flow:
XXXXÿXX t
XXXÿXX t/h Press
the Finish key to
end Abort Complete
When performing physical calibration, the resolution of accumulation and flow is 10 times higher than normal. When the calibration material has completely
passed through the belt scale, press the "Finish" soft key (if you press the "Abort" soft key, the physical calibration process will be exited), and the first line will display the
weighing result value of the calibration material.
XXXXÿX t
Enter reference weight
XXXÿX t
Abort Confirmation
After using the numeric keys to input the actual weight of the material passing through the belt scale, press the "Confirm" soft key and the instrument displays:
Interval calibration completed

24 Error XXX.X % Change interval?
Exit Change
Press the "Change" soft key, the instrument automatically calculates and enters the new interval value, and the instrument displays:
Interval Changed New
Interval XXXXX Old Interval
XXXXX Run Menu
Press the "Run" soft key, and the meter will enter the weighing operation state.
If the meter shows that the new interval is less than 10000, you should reselect the cumulative unit to ensure the weighing accuracy of the meter. If the
interval is still not guaranteed to be greater than 10000, please check whether the input parameters are correct and consult our engineers if necessary.
4.2 Main Menu 2
Press the button to display the main menu 2, which includes the system main parameter configuration menu.
[Menu] to continue scale
calibration Display
data
4.2.1 Display
Press the "Display" soft key and the screen displays:
4.2.2 Select the accumulation unit
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--
-- Display scroll 1
Default unit: t (ton) Select unit: t, Kg
cumulative unit
>t<
Select Confirm
Note: When the cumulative unit is selected, the flow unit is also determined. For example, if the cumulative unit is t, the flow unit
If the unit is t/h and the cumulative unit is kg, the flow unit is kg/h.
4.2.3 Zero dead zone
-- Display scroll 2 -- Zero

Maximum value: 5.0
dead zone range
Minimum value: 0.0
0.0%
Default value: 0.0
Confirm
When the flow rate is less than the zero dead zone multiplied by the maximum scale flow rate, the flow rate is
tracked and set to zero. Note: When performing interval calibration or physical calibration, it must be set to zero.
4.2.4 Set the display traffic buffer time
-- Display scroll 3 – Flow
decay time 3 seconds Maximum value: 200
confirmed seconds Minimum value: 0
seconds Default value: 3 seconds
The flow rate displayed on the weighing operation interface can filter out flow fluctuations by setting the flow decay time to stabilize the flow display.
Show.
4.2.5 Scale data
Press the key to return to the main menu 2, press the "Scale Data" soft key, and the screen displays:
4.2.6 Setting the maximum scale flow rate
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Press the button to enter scale data scroll 1, the screen displays:
--Scale data scroll 1 -- Maximum

Default: 1500.0 Minimum:
scale flow: 10.0 tons/
0.1 Maximum:
hour Confirm
100000.0
Use the numeric keys to set the maximum scale flow rate, press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
4.2.7 Select scale division
-- Scale data scroll 2 -- Scale

Default: 0.1
division > 0.1
Selection: 1 0.1 0.01 0.001
< Select to
confirm
Press the "Select" soft key to select the appropriate division value, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
4.2.8 Automatic zero tracking
-- Scale data scroll 3 --

Automatic zero tracking Maximum value: 5%
Minimum value: 0%
range 5 % Confirm Default value: 0%
The zero point tracking range is the percentage value of the current zero point. When the difference between the current AD sampling value and the zero point is within the set value, the zero point tracking range is the percentage value of the current zero point.
When the instrument is within the zero tracking range, it will automatically perform zero tracking and recalculate the zero
point. Use the numeric keys to enter the zero tracking range and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
4.2.9 Remote cumulative output division value

Accumulated
Minimum value: 0.01
output
Default value: 1
1.58 Confirm
The remote cumulative pulse division value should be appropriately set according to the maximum flow rate of the instrument during operation.
The counting output port generates counting pulses in units of the cumulative output division value.
4.2.10 Remote Accumulated Pulse Width
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Accumulated pulse
Minimum value: 10
width 500
Default value: 100
ms Confirm
The cumulative pulse width should ensure that the output frequency of the counting pulse is ÿ10Hz.
4.2.11 Define the speed signal format
Press the key to enter scale data scroll 6, the screen displays:
-- Scale data scroll 6 -- Speed Default: External
input > External< Selections: External, Analog
Select Confirm
When the system is not connected to a speed sensor, the "analog" speed signal function should be selected, and the positive and negative speed
input ports of the meter should be short-circuited. The meter will generate a 40Hz analog speed signal for counting. This method can also be used when
the belt speed remains unchanged.
4.3 Main Menu 3
Main menu 3 contains system test and diagnostic functions. Press the button until the screen displays:
-- Main Menu 3 -- Press [Menu]
to continue
diagnosis
4.3.1 Diagnosis
Press the "Diagnosis" soft key to enter the scroll start, and the screen displays:
4.3.2 Diagnosis 1 (AD)
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Press the key to enter the diagnostic scroll 1, the screen displays:
--
-- Diagnostic Scroll 1
XXXXX A/D
The second line shows the raw data of the weight signal after the AD converter. When there is an "external" speed signal input, the third line shows the raw data of the weight signal after the AD converter.
Display the number of pulses per minute and the frequency division number during speed measurement.
4.3.3 Diagnosis 2 System Time
Press the key to enter the diagnostic scroll 2, the screen displays:
--Diagnostic Scroll 2--
System Time
Time: XX:XX:XX: Confirm
In this menu, you can set the system time. Hours, minutes, and seconds each occupy two digits, and hours range from 0 to 23.
4.3.4 Diagnosis 3 System Date
Press the key to enter diagnostic scroll 3, the screen displays:
-- Diagnostic Scroll 3 --
System Date
Date: XX:XX:XX: Confirm
In this menu, the system date can be set, with the year, month and day occupying two digits each.
4.3.5 Diagnosis 4 Security Settings
Press the button to enter the diagnostic scroll 4. The screen displays:
--Diagnostic Scroll 4--
Security Settings
Keyboard Data Modification
Lock Password
In this menu, you can lock the keyboard and data. When the keyboard lock is off, the keyboard operation is closed.
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When you press the button, the instrument will display the following prompt menu:
Please enter the keyboard password
ÿÿÿÿÿÿ
confirm
The password is a natural number of 1 to 8 digits. If the password is entered incorrectly ten times in a row, the instrument will prohibit keyboard operations. It
will be restored only after power is turned on
again. (1) If the "Keyboard Lock" soft key is pressed, the following menu will be displayed:
-- Keyboard Status --
>On<
————
Conversion confirmation exit
The “Switch” soft key switches the state between on and off. After entering the password using the numeric keys, press the “Confirm” soft key
to complete the keyboard lock
password setting. (2) The operation of the data lock is the same as
that of the keyboard lock. (3) Press the “Change Password” soft key to change the keyboard and data password (the factory password is
88888888). The screen displays:
--.Change password.--
Keyboard data
password password exit
Select "Keyboard Password" or "Data Password" to modify.
4.4 Main Menu 4
Main menu 4 is used to define digital input, digital output and alarm functions. Press the button until the screen displays:
[Menu] to continue input/

output alarm settings
4.4.1 Input Settings
Press the "Input Settings" soft key to enter the digital input settings. The screen displays:
-- Digital Input Settings --
port port port one two three
Press the soft key corresponding to port 1, 2, or 3 to enter the corresponding port setting menu.
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-- Digital input port X-- ÿ

XXXXÿ ÿNXÿ
Normally
open selection confirmation normally closed
The instrument main board provides 3 programmable input interfaces. Press the "Select" soft key to select the input signal corresponding to the port.
Press the "NO/NC" soft key to select the logic state of the port, and press the "OK" soft key to complete the setting.
Input information
includes: None, External Alarm 1, External Alarm 2, External Alarm 3, Accumulative Reset, Alarm Reset, Auto Zero, Start, Stop
machine.
4.4.2 Output Settings
In main menu 4, press the “Output Setting” soft key to enter the digital output setting. The screen displays:
-- Digital Output Settings --
port port port one two three
Press the soft key corresponding to port 1, 2, or 3 to enter the corresponding port setting menu.
-- Digital output port X -- >

XXXX < > NX < Normally open
selection Confirmation Normally closed
The instrument main board provides 3 programmable output interfaces. Press the "Select" soft key to select the output information corresponding to the port.
Press the "NO/NC" soft key to select the logic state of the port (NC/NO), and press the confirm key to complete the setting.
The output information
includes: None, Accumulated Pulse, External Alarm 1, External Alarm 2, External Alarm 3, High Flow, Low Flow, Control Deviation, Stop, Start. When
the same
information in the external alarm is selected at the input and output ends at the same time, the external alarm information of the input port will be output
from the corresponding output port. Warning:
Changing
the digital output setting may cause the start and stop of the related equipment connected to the interface. Care should be taken to avoid incorrect operation.
causing personal injury and equipment damage.
4.4.3 Alarm Definition
All alarms of the instrument can be programmed into three modes: alarm, shutdown, and none.
Alarm: Generates alarm information to prompt the user. If the alarm mode is set, the alarm output information is saved until the alarm is reset. If the fault is not
eliminated, the instrument will generate the alarm information again.
Stop: Generates alarm information. If the stop mode is set, the stop output information is saved until the fault is eliminated. Then the instrument needs to be reset.
Restart. None:
Select “None” mode, the alarm function is blocked.
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In the main menu 4, press the “Alarm Setting” soft key, and the screen displays:
The alarm points and delay times for high flow alarm, low flow alarm and control deviation alarm can be programmed.
4.4.4 High Flow Set Point
Press the button to enter alarm scroll 1, the screen displays:
-- Alarm scroll 1 High --
Maximum value: 100

flow alarm point Minimum value: 20
100%
Default value: 100
confirmed
The set value is the percentage value corresponding to the maximum scale flow rate. Press the numeric keys to enter the set point of the high flow alarm and press the
"Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.4.5 High Traffic Delay Time
-- Alarm scroll 2 -- High flow alarm

Maximum value: 50
delay 0 seconds confirmation
Minimum value: 0
Default value: 0
Press the numeric keys to enter the delay time for alarm output and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.4.6 Low flow alarm point
-- Alarm Scroll 3 -- Low

Maximum value: 80
Flow Setpoint 10
Minimum value: 0
%
Default value: 10
Acknowledge
The set value corresponds to the percentage value of the maximum scale flow rate. Press the numeric keys to enter the set point of the low flow alarm and press the
"Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
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4.4.7 Low flow delay time
-- Alarm scroll 4 -- Low flow

Maximum value: 50
alarm delay 0 seconds
Minimum value: 0
Default value: 0
confirmation
Press the numeric keys to enter the delay time for alarm output and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.4.8 Control deviation alarm point
-- Alarm scroll 5 -- Control

Maximum value: 100
deviation set point 10
Minimum value: 0
%
Default value: 10
Confirm
Definition of control deviation: The difference between the actual flow rate and the set flow rate, expressed as a percentage of the set flow rate.
4.4.9 Control deviation delay time
-- Alarm scroll 6 -- Control

Maximum value: 50
deviation alarm delay 0 seconds
Minimum value: 0
confirmation
Default value: 0
Press the numeric keys to enter the alarm output delay time, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.4.10 Alarm Definition
Press the button to enter the alarm definition, and the screen displays:
-- Alarm definition -- Division
error
>None<
Select Confirm to continue
Press the "Continue" soft key to display the alarm events in a loop, and press the "Select" soft key to select the alarm mode of the event (alarm,
Stop, None), press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting. Alarm
event list 1. Division error
2. AD converter
failure 3. High flow alarm 4.
Low flow alarm
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5. Control deviation alarm 6.
External alarm 1 7.
External alarm 2 8.
External alarm 3
4.5 Main Menu 5
The instrument can select RS-232 or RS-485 communication mode. Main menu 5 is used to set communication parameters. Press the key until the
instrument displays main menu 5.
-- Main menu 5 -- Press
[Menu] to continue baud
rate
address communication
4.5.1 Baud rate setting
Press the "Baud Rate" soft key to enter the baud rate setting, and the instrument displays:
-- Communication board
Default value: 9600
settings
Selection range: 38400, 19200, 9600,
-- Baud
4800,
rate >4800< Select OK to return
Press the "Select" soft key to set the baud rate, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input. Press the "Return" soft key to return to the main
menu 5
4.5.2 Address Setting
Press the "Address" soft key to enter the communication address setting, the instrument displays:
-- Communication board settings

Maximum value: 250
-- Address
Minimum value: 1
Default value: 1
1 Confirm return
Use the numeric keys to set the communication address for the instrument and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete. Press the "Return" soft key to return to the
main menu 5.
4.5.3 Communication mode settings
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Keep the instrument equipped with fieldbus technology communication mode, press the "Communication" soft key to enter the communication protocol setting, the
instrument displays:
-- Communication Range: modbus, common Default value:
modbus
Settings --
Protocol > modbus< Select OK to return
Press the "Select" soft key to select the protocol, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting. Press the "Return" soft key to return to the main menu
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4.6 Main Menu 6
Press the key to enter main menu 6. Main menu 6 is used to set batch parameters, control parameters and shift parameters.
[Menu] to continue batch
processing
information control
4.6.1 Batch processing
Press the "Batch Processing" soft key to enter the scroll start mode. The screen displays:
Press the button to enter batch processing scroll 1, the screen displays:
-- Batch Scroll 1 -- Batch Weight

Default: Off
> Close <
Selection Range: On, Off
Select
Confirm
Press the "Select" soft key to select batch weight on or off, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
4.6.2 Batches
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Press the button to enter batch processing scroll 2. The screen displays:
-- Batch Scroll 2 -- Batch

Minimum value: 1
1
Default value: 1
Confirmation
Enter the batch value using the numeric keypad and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.3 Batch
-- Batch scroll 3 -- Batch 500.0

Confirm
Minimum value: 0.1
Default value: 1500
Enter the batch value using the numeric keys and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.4 Batch lead time
-- Batch scroll 4 -- Batch advance 0.00

Minimum value: 0
Default value: 0
confirm
Enter the batch advance amount using the numeric keys and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.5 Batch lead correction factor
-- Batch scroll 5 -- Batch advance

Maximum value: 100
correction factor 3 Confirm
Minimum value: 0
Default value: 3
Enter the batch advance correction coefficient using the numeric keys and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.6 Batch Tolerance
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-- Batch scroll 6 -- Batch tolerance Maximum value: 100000
500.0 Minimum value: 0.1
Default value: 1500
confirm
Enter the batch tolerance value using the numeric keys and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.7 Proportional coefficient
Press the key to return to the main menu. 6 Press the “Control” soft key to enter the PID adjustment parameter settings.
-- Scroll Start -- Press the [Scroll]
key to select
Press the button to enter the control scroll 1, the screen displays:
--
-- Control scroll 1
Maximum value: 100%
Proportional
Minimum value: 0%
coefficient:
Default value: 50%
50% Confirm
Enter the scale factor using the numeric keys and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.8 Integration time
Press the button to enter the control scroll 2, the screen displays:
-- Control scroll 2 -- Integration time:

Maximum value: 80
5 seconds to
Minimum value: 0
confirm
Default value: 5
Enter the integration time using the numeric keys and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.9 Derivative time
Press the button to enter control scroll 3, the screen displays:
-- Control scroll 3 -- Derivative time:
0 seconds Confirm
Enter the differential time using the numeric keys and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
4.6.10 Control hysteresis
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Press the button to enter control scroll 4, the screen displays:
-- Control Scroll 4 -- Control Lag: 0
sec confirmation
After inputting through the numeric keys, press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the input.
Note: When the belt scale batching system is equipped with a pre-feeder, the belt runs at a constant speed, and the instrument changes the system's feeding
rate by adjusting the feeding amount of the pre-feeder. Usually, there is a certain distance between the pre-feeder unloading point and the belt scale weighing section.
Therefore, the instrument detects that the system feeding rate is adjusted and the expected value of the flow setting will lag at the time point. If more precise control is
required, the actual lag time needs to be measured and set.
When the belt scale is running at variable speed and the instrument adjusts the feeding rate by controlling the belt speed, this parameter should be set to zero.
4.6.11 Class Information
In the main menu 6, press the “Shift Information” soft key to enter the shift information. The screen displays:
-- Class Information --
Shift production
setting query return
4.6.12 Class Settings
Press the "Shift Settings" soft key to enter the shift operation time setting, and the screen displays:
-- Class settings --
1 Class end time:
08:00
Class confirmation return
A maximum of four shifts can be set, and the set shift time is the end time of the shift. If the actual number of shifts is less than four, the end time of the next
shift will be set to the same as the previous shift. For example: the end time of the first shift of three shifts is 08:00, the end time of the second shift is 16:00, and the end
time of the third shift is 00:00. Then the end time of the fourth shift that does not exist should also be set to 00:00, the same as the third shift. Press the "Shift" soft key to
change the shift, enter the hour and minute using the numeric
keys, and press the "Confirm" soft key to complete the setting.
4.6.13 Shift Production Query:
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Press the "Shift Production Query" soft key to enter the shift production query, and the screen displays:
-- Shift production query --
Shift 1 production on XX day of XX month:
XXÿXt
Class Date Return
Press the "Shift" soft key to select the shift to be queried, press the "Date" soft key to select the specific date to be queried, and press the "Return" soft
key to complete the query operation.
5.Terminal Definition
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Description: X1 - Instrument power supply 220V AC.

X2 - Programmable output ports, three groups.
X3 - Programmable input port, three groups.
X4 - Speed sensor connection port.
X5 - Load cell connection port.
X6 - Communications port.
X7 - Analog current input/output port.
6. Communication protocol (PROFIBUS-DP)
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1. Overview
(1) PROFIBUS-DP protocol, in accordance with: JB/T 10308.3-2005: "Measurement and Control of Digital Data Communications Industry
Fieldbus for control systems" and IEC61158: Digital data communications for measurement and control - for industrial
Part 3: PROFIBUS Specification in Fieldbus for Control Systems;
(2) This instrument is provided with a GSD file (Longx.gsd), and the PROFIBUS connection adopts
5-core terminal block, the terminal definitions are as follows:
Pin Number Pin Definition
1 +5V (isolated)
2 RS485—A Line
3 RS485—B Line
RS485—RTS line
4 5 GND (isolation)
The 9-star adapter is defined as follows:
Pin Number Pin Definition
6 +5V (isolated)
RS485—Line A
3 RS485—Line B
8 RS485—RTS line
4 5 GND (isolation)
2. Main technical features:
1) Transmission mode: PROFIBUS-DP transmission
2) Physical layer: RS485 (differential, half-duplex)
The network topology is a linear bus with active bus terminal resistors at both ends.
medium Shielded, twisted-pair copper cable, cable type A, also unshielded, depending on environmental conditions (EMC)
Number of sites When no repeater is used, the maximum number of devices per segment is 32; when a repeater is used, the maximum number of devices per segment is 126.
Number of repeaters: A maximum of 4 repeaters with signal refresh are available between two sites.
The plug connectors are A, B, GND. In the actuator 42-pin terminal connector
Data security HD=4, parity bit, start/stop delimiter.
Type A cable features:
project Cable Type: A
Characteristic 135ÿ165
impedance/ÿ Capacitance per unit length/ ÿ30
(pF/m) Loop resistance (ÿ/km) 110
Cable core diameter/ 0.64
mm Cable core cross-sectional area/mÿ ÿ0.34
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3) Data transmission rate (baud rate) bit/s:
Signal transmission speed Maximum network segment length/m Maximum network extension length/m Remark
Rate (Using a repeater)
9.6 kbit/s 1200 6000
19.2 kbit/s 1200 6000
93.75 kbit/s 1200 6000
187.5 kbit/s 1000 5000
500 kbit/s 400 2000
1.5 Mbit/s 200 1000
3 Mbit/s 100 500
6 Mbit/s 100 500
12 Mbit/s 100 500 Optional
4) Device address: 1~125 (can be set, refer to the instrument manual)
Note: The "Address" setting in the instrument menu 5 is the address setting of the instrument PROFIBUS-DP. The setting range is
1-125. The same address as the master station cannot be used. The meter is set to 1 when it leaves the factory.
5) Data description (5 bytes output, 43 bytes input)
Byte byte Byte Description
sex order
Output Bytes 1 The master sends a command byte
(Master station sends
Send and receive 2-5 Data sent by the master station
according to)
Output byte description:
Byte 1: The master sends a command byte. The command definition is as follows:
Command Byte Command Definition
080 Accumulated weight cleared
0x81 Write zero
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0x82 Write interval
0x83 Write speed mode
0x84 Write the maximum flow rate
0x85 Write traffic decay time
0x86 Write unit
0x87 Write scale division
0x88 Write test cycle
0x89 Write belt running time
0x8a Write belt length
0x8b Write zero tracking range
0x8c Write zero dead zone range
0x8d Write setting flow
Byte 2-5: Data output by the master station. For the format and range of the data, please refer to the table below. The high byte is in front and the low byte is in the middle.
After that, unused bytes are appended with 0.
Byte characteristics Byte Byte Description (Note: high byte first, low byte last)
order 1-2 Zero point, 2-byte integer, >=0 ÿ=5000
3-6 Interval, long integer 4 bytes, ÿ=100 ÿ=10000000
7 Speed mode, character type 1 byte, 0-external, 1-analog
8-11 Maximum flow rate, floating point 4 bytes, ÿ=0.1ÿ=100000
12 Traffic decay time, character type, 1 byte, >=0ÿ=200, unit: second
13 The lowest bit of a character byte is the unit, 0—t, 1—kg

Input Bytes 14 Scale division, character type 1 byte, >=0 <=3
(Master station receives
15 Test cycle, character type 1 byte, >0 <100
Receipt received) 16-17 Belt running time, short integer 2 bytes, >0 <10000
18-21 Belt length, floating point 4 bytes, >=0.1ÿ=100000
22 Zero tracking range, character type 1 byte, >=0 <6
23 Zero point dead zone range, character type 1 byte, >=0 <6
24-27 Set flow rate, floating point number 4 bytes, >=0 <= set maximum flow rate
28-331 Payload, floating point number 4 bytes
32-35 Speed, floating point number 4 bytes
36-39 Traffic, floating point number 4 bytes
40-43 Cumulative weight, floating point number 4 bytes
7. Parameter setting record
Main Menu 1
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Zero
interval
Main Menu 2
Display Scroll
1. Cumulative units
2. Zero dead zone
3. Flow decay time
Scale data scroll
3. Maximum flow rate
4. Scale division
5. Zero tracking range
6. Cumulative output division
7. Speed input
Calibration Data Scroll
1. Calibration mode
Chain code calibration constant
Calibration constant
2. Test cycle ÿAutomaticÿManual
Belt length
Test Weeks
Testing time
3. Maximum belt speed
Main Menu 4
Digital input settings
Port working mode Status (NC/NO)
Port 1 ________ ________
Port 2 ________ ________
Port three ________ ________
Digital output settings
Port working mode Status (NC/NO)
Port 1 ________ ________
Port 2 ________ ________
Port three ________ ________
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Alarm scroll
1. High flow alarm point ________
2. High flow alarm delay ________
3. Low flow alarm point ________
4. Low flow alarm delay ________
5. Control deviation alarm point ________
6. Control deviation alarm delay ________
Alarm Definition [ Alarm, shutdown, none ]
Division Error
Converter failure
High flow alarm
Low flow alarm
Control deviation alarm
External alarm 1
External alarm 2
External alarm 3
Main Menu 5
Baud rate
address
Function
Main Menu 6
Scale factor:
Integration time:
Derivative time:
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3. Use and Operation.................................................................................................. 9 3.1

4.2.4 Set the display flow buffer time.................................................. 26 4.2.5 Scale

VI. Communication Protocol.................................................................................................. 41

VII. Parameter Setting Records.................................................................................................. 44

the society and has the most value.

[Qualification Certificate for Production of Measuring and Weighing Instruments]

1.2 Scope of application

according to the belt speed. 2. Commonly used

continuous conveying feeding belt metering scale.

3. The belt scale with controllable pre-feeder adjusts the

feeding flow of the pre-feeder according to the belt load.

1.3 Functional features 1.

Install the environment.

and alarm shutdown function.

It has extremely high anti-interference ability.

1.4 Panel Display

ÿ Remote and local control: On means remote control.

ÿ Manual and automatic control: On means automatic control.

ÿ Alarm: Flashing indicates a fault event.

ÿ Batch processing: When it is on, it enters batch operation.

ÿ Run: When it is on, the weighing operation has been started.

Instrument button functions:

1ÿ - Enter the main display (weighing operation interface).

2ÿ - Enter the main menu.

3ÿ (Scroll Up/Down) - Scrolls the menu options.

6ÿ - Enter a decimal point.

7. - Clear incorrect input.

8. - Remote and local operation conversion.

9. - Automatic and manual operation conversion.

Enter the running state.

11. - Enter the stopped state.

Power supply 220V ± 15%ÿ50Hz/60Hz

range Power <30W

Embedded: 280 mm (W) x 140 mm (H) x 340 mm (D)

accuracy Accumulative range Instantaneous flow range 0.0020-99999.9 t/h

Measuring units: 0.001kg, 0.01kg, 0.1kg, 1kg, 0.01t, 0.1t, 1t…optional

Speed sensor power supply DC 24V, 50mA

Speed input frequency ÿ3000Hz

Weighing sensor sensitivity ÿ3 mV/V

Speed sensor type Photoelectric / electromagnetic / Hall sensor / proximity switch

Load cell type: resistance strain gauge

Display 128*64 LCD/VFD display

window Analog 4-20mA, flow setting signal

input Analog output 4-20mA, 2 outputs

Flow signal: instantaneous flow signal

Control signal: Feed rate control signal

Switch input Passive contact, DC 24V. Total 3 channels

Programmable settings, see input settings in main menu 4

Switching output Contact capacity, AC 220V, 5A. 3 circuits in total

Programmable settings, see output settings in main menu 4

Frequency: <10Hz, Width: 50-1000ms

Communication interface RS 232: Distance 1.5m

(RS232/RS485) RS 485: Distance 1000m

The communication format is optional, the baud rate is

Default value: 9600

MODBUS: Fieldbus Technology

3. Use and Operation

3.1 Overview This

And the basic operation of the instrument.