Adam Equipment AELP Pallet Beams GCREVC6 User Manual

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12.1.1  F1 -CALIBRATION 
To enter the calibration parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F1” “CAL” is displayed.  
The  scale  should  be  calibrated  using  a  mass  of  appr oximately  2/3Maximum  to  
Maximum.    If  the  scale  has  been  calibrated  previous ly  the  value  will  be  stored.  
Details of calibration are given is section 8. 
 
12.1.2  F2 –PIN  
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F2”   “Pin”  is shown. 
   The  “Weight”  display will show  “Pin 1” 
   Enter  the  new  password.  The  “Unit  Weight”  display  will  show  dashes. 
Press  [Tare] . 
   The  “Weight”   display  will  change  to  “Pin  2 “,  Enter  the  password  again 
and press  [Tare]. 
   The  display  will  show  “donE”  indicating  the  new  password  has  been 
accepted and will return to the menu.  “F3”   “Unit” is shown.  
   Record the new password in a secured place. 
   Press  [Zero]  to return to weighing. 
 
12.1.3  F3 –Unit  
   To  enter  this  parameter,  press  the   [Tare] key  when   “F3”      “unit”  is 
shown. 
   This parameter allows the user to enable or disable  the weighing units 
available in his scales.    
   The display will show the first available weighing  unit and if it is On or 
Off.  
   Press  the  [U.Wt./Units]   key  to  change  the  value.  Press   [Tare] to 
accept the displayed setting and go to the next uni t.    
   Press the  [Zero] key to return to the menus. Press the  [Zero] key again 
to return to normal weighing.  
  
						

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12.2  USING “2006” TO ENTER THE SERVICE PARAMETERS 
Before  setting  the  parameters  for  units,  decimal  po int,  capacity  and  increment  the 
user  should  make  sure  they  understand  how  the  scale   should  be  configured.    The 
scale is limited to 30,000 scale divisions. To dete rmine the number of scale divisions 
divide the capacity by the desired increment.  For  example a 500kg scale reading to 
0.01kg  would  have  50,000  divisions,  a  value  not  all owed.    However  a  500kg  scale 
with interval of 0.02kg is 25,000 divisions, an acc eptable number.  
 The    order  of  the  settings  will  request  the  defaul t  weighing  unit  first.  This  is  to 
assign a weighing unit to the first calibration, re gardless of what he user may select 
later.  If  the  indicator  has  been  configured  for  use   in  the  USA  the  choice  can  be 
grams,  kilograms  or  pounds.  For  the  rest  of  the  wor ld  it  is  kilograms  or  grams  only.  
This  setting  should  match  the  type  of  masses  you  ha ve  for  calibration,  imperial  or 
metric.  
The next 2 parameters will set the decimal point po sition, capacity and increment.  It 
will  be  necessary  for  the  settings  to  be  within  all owable  limits  for  a  setting  to  be 
accepted.      For  example,  it  is  only  allowed  that  th e  grams  can  be  set  to  45,000  or 
less.    If  you  try  to  set  the  capacity  to  50,000  gra ms  it  is  not  allowed,  use  kilograms 
for  the  default  unit  and  set  the  capacity  to  50kg.      When  setting  the  interval  the 
options shown will only be those that allow the num ber of divisions to be 30,000 or 
less.      For  example  setting  capacity  to  5000g  and  t he  decimal  point  to  0.0,    the 
increment  of  1  (=0.1g)    is  not  allowed.  Only  the  in crement  of  2,  5,  10  or  20  is 
allowed.   
PROCEDURE:
    
   Press  the   [Tare]  key  during  the  display  counting  when  turned  on.  Th e 
display will ask for a code number,  “Pin    “ on the Weight Display.  
   Enter  the  number  2006  when  “Pin    “  is  displayed  and    then  press  
[Tare]. The displays will show the first parameters, called  “F1”  “CAL”.   
   To  select  another  parameter  press  the   [U.Wt./Units]  key  to  advance 
through the parameters.   
   Press  the   [Tare] key  to  enter  a  parameter.    To  exit  a  parameter,  pre ss 
the  [Zero]  key.   
   The  Weight   window  will  show  the  parameter  number  and  the  Unit 
Price  and Count  windows will show the word describing the function.    
   When  a  parameter  is  entered  by  pressing  the   [Tare]  key,  the  displays 
will  guide  you  through  the  parameter  selected  and  t he  options 
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The parameters available are:  
“F1”  “Unit”
      Default Weighing Unit 
“F2”   “dPP”       Decimal Point Position 
“F3”   “CAP”       Select capacity and increment  
“F4”   “CAL”       To enter the Calibration      
“F5”   “init”            “ZEro”   Initial Zero Range  
“F6”   “rE”               “ Zero”   Re-Zero range 
“F7”    “SCSivE”    “ tArE”   Successive Tare Enable 
“F8”   “Ad”              “CoUnt”   Display the A/D counts         
“F9”   “Pin”        To set the password 
“F10”   “Lvd”             “mode”    Low voltage detection 
“F11”  “trACk”        “ZEro”    Zero track setting 
 
 
12.2.1   F1 –DEFAULT WEIGHING UNIT 
To  set  the  weighing  unit  that  will  be  used  initiall y  for  calibration  and  setting  the 
calibration. This weighing unit will always be avai lable to the user.   
   To  enter  this  parameter,  press  the   [Tare]  key  when   “F1”  is  shown.  The 
display will show the current setting. 
   Press  the   [U.Wt./Units]   key  to  change  the  value.  Select  from  the  units 
displayed,  typically    kilograms  (kg),    grams  (g)    o r  pounds  (lb)  for  USA 
sales and kilogram or grams for the rest of the wor ld. 
   Press  [Tare]  to accept the displayed value. 
 
12.2.2  F2 –DECIMAL POINT POSITION 
   To set the value for the decimal point location.  T he options are  0, 0.0,  
0.00,  0.000,  0.0000   
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F2” is shown. 
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  Press  the  [U.Wt./Units]   key  to  change  the  value.  Select  from  0,  0.0,  
0.00,  0.000,  0.0000   
   Press  [Tare]  to accept the displayed value. 
 
12.2.3   F3 – CAPACITY 
   To  enter  this  parameter,  press  the   [Tare] key  when  “F3”  is  shown.  The 
display will show the current capacity.  
   Enter  the  numeric  values  using  the  keypad.        The  s cale  will  check  the 
number  of  divisions    n  =  maximum/increment  is  less  than  30,000 
divisions.   
   Press  [Tare]  to accept the displayed value. 
NOTE: 
 The scale use load cells suitable  for the capacit y selected.   
   The display then will go to the increment setting.     
   To  set  the  value  for  the  increment  of  the  scale.    F or  example  100kg  x 
0.01kg  the increment is 10grams. but the last digi t increments by 1. 
   The display will show the current increment value.   
   Press  the  [U.Wt./Units]  key  to  change  the  value.  The  indicator  will 
determine  what  the  minimum  and  maximum  increment  is   possible  for 
the capacity and decimal point you have set.  
   Press  [Tare]  to accept the displayed value. 
   
12.2.4  F4 -CALIBRATION 
   To  enter  the  calibration  parameter,  press  the  [Tare] key  when  “F4” is 
displayed.  The scale will be calibrated using 2 ma sses of approximately 
1/3Maximum  and  Maximum.    If  the  scale  has  been  cali brated  once  the 
values  will  be  stored.    If  this  is  the  first  time  t he  scale  is  calibrated  the 
user must enter the values for the calibration mass es.   
   The  display  will  instruct  you  to  remove  any  weight  from  the  scale, 
“UnloAd” . Press [Tare]. 
   The  display  will  tell  you  to  add  the  first    weight  to  the  scale: “LoAd 1” “    
40” “kiloS” 
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  The display will tell you to add the second   weigh t to the scale: “LoAd 2 “    
100” “kiloS” 
   Remove the weight. 
   The  display  will  show  “SPAn”  “PASS”  if  the  calibration  is  OK.  Or  it  will 
show  “SPAn” “FAIL”  if calibration could not be completed correctly.  A fter 
calibration  the  scale  will  return  to  normal  operati on.  If  you  wish  to  set 
any  of  the  following  parameters  enter  the  Service  m enu  again  and  skip 
the first settings by pressing the  [U.Wt./Unit] key. 
  
12.2.5   F5 –INITIAL ZERO RANGE
 
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F5” is shown. 
   The display will show the current initial zero rang e.      
   Press  the  [U.Wt./Units]   key  to  change  the  value  and  press   [Tare]  to 
accept the value. 
   Press  [Zero]  to return to weighing. 
  
12.2.6   F6 -RE-ZERO RANGE
 
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F6” is shown. 
   The display will show the current re-zero range.       
   Press the  [U.Wt./Units]  key to change the value. 
   Press  [Tare]  to accept the value. 
   Press  [Zero]  to return to weighing. 
 
12.2.7   F7 -SUCCESSIVE TARE  
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F7” is shown. 
   The display will show if the successive tare is on  or off. 
     Press the  [U.Wt./Units]  key to change the value. 
   Press  [Tare]  to accept the displayed value. 
   Press  [Zero]  to return to weighing. 
    
						

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12.2.8   F8 –ADC COUNTS  
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F8” is shown. 
   This parameter allows you to view the A/D counts fr om the internal A/D 
converter. This can be an aid to service. 
   Press the  [Tare] key to return to the PARAMETER menu. 
   Press the  [Zero] key to return to weighing. 
   Typical  value  at  zero  is  30,000-90,000  (approx.)  Ty pical  value  at  full 
capacity is 500,000 (approx.) 
  
12.2.9  F9 –PIN 
 
This parameter allows setting of password to enter  the user parameters, see section 
12.1. The default value is  “0000”.  
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F9”   “Pin” i s shown. 
   The  “Weight”  display will show  “Pin 1” 
   Enter  the  new  password.  The   “Unit  Weight”  display  will  show  dashes. 
Press  [Tare] . 
   The  “Weight”   display  will  change  to  “Pin  2 “,  Enter  the  password  again 
and press  [Tare]. 
   The  display  will  show  “donE” indicating  the  new  password  has  been 
accepted  and  will  return  to  the  menu.  “F9”   “Pin”  is  shown.  Record  the 
new password in a secured place. 
   Press  [Zero]  to return to weighing. 
  
12.2.10  F10 –LOW VOLTAGE DETECTION  
  This parameter allows detection of low voltage when  the battery wears 
down. 
   To enter this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F10” is shown. 
   The display will show if the LVD Mode is set to  “on” or “oFF” . 
   Press the  [U.Wt./Units]  key to change the value. 
   Press  [Tare]  to accept the displayed value. 
   Press  [Zero]  to return to weighing.  
						

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12.2.11  F11 –ZERO TRACK SETTING  
   This  parameter  allows  the  amount  of  zero  track  corr ection.    To  enter 
this parameter, press the  [Tare] key when  “F11” is shown. 
   The display will show the current setting, i.e. “ 0 .5d “  resenting one-half 
a division.  Other possible settings are  1d, 2d, 4 d and Off. 
   Press the  [U.Wt./Units]  key to change  the value. Press  [Tare] to accept 
the displayed value. 
   Press  [Zero]  to return to weighing.  
						

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13.0  REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 
If you need to order any spare parts and accessories, contact your supplier or Adam 
Equipment. A partial list of such items is as follo ws- 
   Main Power cord 
   Power supply  (GC-a) 
   Replacement Battery  
  In use cover 
   Printer 
 
  
						

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14.0  SERVICE INFORMA\bION  
This  ma\f\bal  covers  the  details  of  operatio\f.  If  yo\b  have  a  problem  with  the  scale 
that  is  \fot  directly  addressed  by  this  ma\f\bal  the\f  co\ftact  yo\br  s\bpplier  for 
assista\fce.  I\f  order  to  provide  f\brther  assista\fce,  the  s\bpplier  will  \feed  the 
followi\fg  i\fformatio\f  which  sho\bld  be  kept 
ready:
A. Details of your company 
 -Name of yo\br compa\fy: 
 -Co\ftact perso\f’s \fame: 
 -Co\ftact telepho\fe, e-mail,   fax or a\fy other methods: 
B.  Details of the unit purchased 
   
  (This  part  of  i\fformatio\f  sho\bld  always  be  available  for  a\fy  f\bt\bre  correspo\fde\fce. 
We s\bggest yo\b to fill i\f this form as soo\f as the \b\fit is received a\fd keep a pri\ft-o\bt i\f 
yo\br record for ready refere\fce.)
 
Model \fame of the scale: GC _____ 
Serial \f\bmber of the \b\fit: 
Software revisio\f \f\bmber 
(Displayed whe\f power is first t\br\fed o\f): 
Date of P\brchase: 
Name of the s\bpplier a\fd place:
C.   Brief description of the problem 
 
I\fcl\bde a\fy rece\ft history of the \b\fit. For example: 
 -Has it bee\f worki\fg si\fce it’s delivered 
 -Has it bee\f i\f co\ftact with water  -Damaged from a fire 
-Electrical Storms i\f the area 
-Dropped o\f the floor, etc.