Adam Equipment Coin Counting Scale CCSArevC1 User Manual
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3.5 MEMORY RECALL
Pressing the [MR/
] key will allow you to view each set of data
stored into the memory.
The first time [MR/
] is pressed the first set of data is shown with
Denomination window showing “ ≡ 1 ≡” for 1 second followed by
the Denomination , Quantity and TOTAL windows showing the
quantity and value for this first item.
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3.5 MEMORY RECALL
Pressing the [MR/
] key will allow you to view each set of data
stored into the memory.
The first time [MR/
] is pressed the first set of data is shown with
Denomination window showing “ ≡ 1 ≡” for 1 second followed by
the Denomination , Quantity and TOTAL windows showing the
quantity and value for this first item.
“ 1 ” “ ” “ ” for 1 second and then...")
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A display produced as shown in the previous example is as follows:
“ 0.20 ” “ 285” “ 57.00”
Press [M+]
“ 1 ” “ 285” “ 57.00”
Printed record shows as follows:
Any time the [Total /
] key is pressed the current totals held in memory ar e
printed. After the 2
nd weighing in the previous sample, the printed recor d
shows as follows:
Date: 2009/01/05
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A display produced as shown in the previous example is as follows:
“ 0.20 ” “ 285” “ 57.00”
Press [M+]
“ 1 ” “ 285” “ 57.00”
Printed record shows as follows:
Any time the [Total /
] key is pressed the current totals held in memory ar e
printed. After the 2
nd weighing in the previous sample, the printed recor d
shows as follows:
Date: 2009/01/05
Time:...")
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The [MC/
] key is active when the total values are displayed. If [MC/
] is
pressed the memory will be cleared.
After 2 seconds the scale will return to normal ope ration.
The [Print] key will record a list of all sets of data stored in the memory and
the total amounts. For the sample above, the print ed record is:
Date: 2009/01/05
Time: 12:23:15
Record 1
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The [MC/
] key is active when the total values are displayed. If [MC/
] is
pressed the memory will be cleared.
After 2 seconds the scale will return to normal ope ration.
The [Print] key will record a list of all sets of data stored in the memory and
the total amounts. For the sample above, the print ed record is:
Date: 2009/01/05
Time: 12:23:15
Record 1
Denomination...")
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4.3 INPUT COMMANDS
The following commands duplicate the functions of keys. All commands are
terminated by carriage return/line feed.
Z Same as [Zero] key. Zeros the display.
M+ Same as [M+] key.
P Same as [Print] key.
T Same as [Total] key.
MC Clears memory.
The following are for the factory to set new denomi nations and coin weights.
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4.3 INPUT COMMANDS
The following commands duplicate the functions of keys. All commands are
terminated by carriage return/line feed.
Z Same as [Zero] key. Zeros the display.
M+ Same as [M+] key.
P Same as [Print] key.
T Same as [Total] key.
MC Clears memory.
The following are for the factory to set new denomi nations and coin weights.
The format is to send the key number, followed by t he...")
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5.1.1 Procedure
To enter this section of the program you will need the access code number. It
may be that your manager has changed the default ac cess code number to
another number. The default access code is 0000.
A restore code 4455 will set all coin weights as in the above table.
Press the [New/Old] key and then apply power. Then release the
key.
The displays will show:
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5.1.1 Procedure
To enter this section of the program you will need the access code number. It
may be that your manager has changed the default ac cess code number to
another number. The default access code is 0000.
A restore code 4455 will set all coin weights as in the above table.
Press the [New/Old] key and then apply power. Then release the
key.
The displays will show:
“ Pin ” “...")
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Unit weight is 1.987 grams for the new style and 3.960 for the old
style.
Press the [Total/
] key to reset the value desired. The unit
weight will change to 0.000 and flash.
“ 0.10” “ 0.000 ” “ 0.00”
Use the numeric keys to enter a new unit weight. F or example
press 1, 9, 8, and 5 to set, the numeric keys are s hown with small
numbers in the corner of the keys.
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Unit weight is 1.987 grams for the new style and 3.960 for the old
style.
Press the [Total/
] key to reset the value desired. The unit
weight will change to 0.000 and flash.
“ 0.10” “ 0.000 ” “ 0.00”
Use the numeric keys to enter a new unit weight. F or example
press 1, 9, 8, and 5 to set, the numeric keys are s hown with small
numbers in the corner of the keys.
“ 0.10” “...")
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5.4 WEIGHING PARAMETER FUNCTIONS
The following functions control the weighing system in the scale. To set these
functions, follow the procedure-
Turn the scale on while holding the [Total/
] key down and then
release the key.
“ Pin ” “ ” “ “
Enter the default access code “0000”.
“ Pin ” “ - - - - ” “ “
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5.4 WEIGHING PARAMETER FUNCTIONS
The following functions control the weighing system in the scale. To set these
functions, follow the procedure-
Turn the scale on while holding the [Total/
] key down and then
release the key.
“ Pin ” “ ” “ “
Enter the default access code “0000”.
“ Pin ” “ - - - - ” “ “
Press the [Total/
] key. The first function...")
21 | P a g e © Adam Equipment Company 2009 5.0 PARAMETERS 5.1 SETTING COIN WEIGHT There are 9 coins and 2 tokens available for the us er in the South African version. Other versions of this scale may use othe r combinations. See the Secured Parameters Section (6.0) for details on how this can be changed. In addition each coin has a weight associated with the old style or a new style. For South Africa the initial values set for the coi ns are: Coin Denomination New (Wt1) Old (Wt2) Token1 , T0 0.000 0.000 Token2 , T1 0.000 0.000 1c 1.489 2.996 2c 2.995 3.974 5c 4.489 2.505 10c 1.987 3.960 20c 3.488 5.934 50c 4.910 9.488 R1 3.995 11.971 R2 5.470 7.006 R5 9.509 6.965
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5.1.1 Procedure
To enter this section of the program you will need the access code number. It
may be that your manager has changed the default ac cess code number to
another number. The default access code is 0000.
A restore code 4455 will set all coin weights as in the above table.
Press the [New/Old] key and then apply power. Then release the
key.
The displays will show:
“ Pin ” “ ” “ ”
Enter the access code (4 numbers) using the numeric keypad. An “-” will be
displayed for each number.
“ Pin ” “ - - - - ” “ ”
Press the [Total/
] key. If the access code number was correct it
will advance to the unit weight setting program, ot herwise it will
return the scale to counting. The first value displ ayed is the first
token value. The displays show:
denomination unit weight
“ t1 ” “ 0.00” “ 0.00”
To select another denomination press the key for th at
denomination. To select either the old or new styl e press the
[New/Old] key. Note the arrow in the Quantity window.
For example the 10c key will show:
“ 0.10” “ 1.987 ” “ 0.00”
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Unit weight is 1.987 grams for the new style and 3.960 for the old
style.
Press the [Total/
] key to reset the value desired. The unit
weight will change to 0.000 and flash.
“ 0.10” “ 0.000 ” “ 0.00”
Use the numeric keys to enter a new unit weight. F or example
press 1, 9, 8, and 5 to set, the numeric keys are s hown with small
numbers in the corner of the keys.
“ 0.10” “ 1.985 ” “ 0.00”
Press [Total/
] to store the new value. “ SAVE” will be displayed
briefly.
Repeat the procedure for any other changes necessar y.
If a printer is connected press the [Print] key to list of all the
denominations and their values. .
At any time press the [CE /Esc] key to escape the function.
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It is then necessary to enter this value (rounded t o 3 places:
x.xxx) into memory as above. For example 12883g fo r 2000
tokens is an average of 6.4415 grams, Enter 6.442 g rams.
5.3 SECURED
FEATURES
The CCSA Coin Counting scale has a number of functi ons that can only be
accessed by a qualified user.
Two levels of security are available. For the firs t level of security, a user
password is required to allow the access to change the piece weight for the
different denominations of coins. See Section 5.1.
The second level of security will allow more functi ons to be set. See section
6.0.
The first level of functions includes:
F1 Baud Rate
F2 Parity
F3 Sleep
F4 Calibration
F5 Access Code Number Setting
26 | P a g e © Adam Equipment Company 2009 5.4 WEIGHING PARAMETER FUNCTIONS The following functions control the weighing system in the scale. To set these functions, follow the procedure- Turn the scale on while holding the [Total/ ] key down and then release the key. “ Pin ” “ ” “ “ Enter the default access code “0000”. “ Pin ” “ - - - - ” “ “ Press the [Total/ ] key. The first function is F1 Baud Rate Setting. “ F1 ” “ bAud ” “ SEt ” Press the [MC/ ] key to advance to each of the other functions or [CE/Esc] to return to normal operation after running a self -test. 5.4.1 F1 F1F1 F1 - Baud Rate Setting To change the baud rate used with the RS-232 interf ace, follow this procedure. When the display is showing: “ F1 ” “ bAud ” “ SEt ” Press the [Total/ ] key.
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“ F1 ” “ bAud ” “ 1200 ”
Current baud rate
For setting a new baud rate use the [MC/
] key to cycle through the
options which are 600, 1200, 2400, 4800 and 9600.
“ F1 ” “ bAud ” “ 4800 ”
New baud rate
Press [CE /Esc] to escape without changes before it is stored or p ress
the [Total /
] key to confirm and store the new value.
“ F1 ” “ bAud ” “ SEt ”
To move to the next function press [MC/
]
“ F2 ” “ ParitY ” “ SEt ”
Or press [CE /Esc] to return to normal operation.
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5.4.2 F2
F2F2
F2
- PARITY
To change parity used with the RS-232 interface, fo llow this procedure.
When the display is showing:
“ F2 ” “ ParitY ” “ SEt ”
Press the [Total/
] key.
“ F2 ” “ ParitY ” “ n 8 1 ”
Current parity, N one, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit
For a new parity setting, use the [MC/
] key to cycle through the
following options:
n81 Parity = None, 8 data bits and 1 stop bit.
E71 Parity = Even, 7 data bits and 1 stop bit.
o81 Parity = Odd, 7 data bits and 1 stop bit.
“ F2 ” “ ParitY ” “ E 7 1 ”
Press [CE /Esc] to escape without changes before it is stored or p ress
the [Total /
] key to confirm and store the new value.
“ F2 ” “ ParitY ” “ SEt ”
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Press [MC/
] to advance to the next functions
“ F3 ” “ SLEEP ” “SEt ”
Or press [CE /Esc] to return to normal operation.
5.4.3 F
FF
F3
33
3
- SLEEP
The scale can be set to trun off automatically if i t is not being used. The time
can be from 1 to 10 minutes, or disabled. To change the time , follow this
procedure.
When the display is showing:
“ F3 ” “ SLEEP ” “ SEt ”
Press the [Total/
] key.
“ F3 ” “ SLEEP ” “ 1 ”
Current setting, 1 minute
For a new value, use the [MC/
] key to cycle through the options, 1, 5
or 10 minutes, 0 will disable the automatic turn off function.
Press [CE /Esc] to escape without changes before it is stored or p ress
the [Total /
] key to confirm and store the new value.
“ F3 ” “ ParitY ” “ SEt ”
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5.4.4 F
FF
F4
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4
- Weight Calibration
To calibrate the scales it is necessary to have a w eight suitable to the
capacity of the scale. It should have a mass near t o the capacity of the scale,
without exceeding it. For example use 20kg mass to calibrate the CCSA. The
calibration weight should be accurate to assure acc uracy of all weighing.
Weights of OIML Class M1 or better should be used. Other values of mass
can be used., see below.
The user calibration must verify the calibration is within 10% of this
calibration. This prevents calibration with no wei ght on the scale or with
grossly wrong weights.
When the display is showing:
“ F4 ” “ CAL ” “ SEt ”
Press the [Total /
] key. The display will show the following:
“ CAL ” “ 0.000 ” “ 12345 ”
The number in the TOTAL window is the number of int ernal
counts representing the zero weight, from the anal og to digital
converter within the scale.
Make sure no other weights are on the scale. Press the [Total /
]
key to set the zero point. The display will show:
“ LoAd ” “ 20” “ KiLoS ”
If a different mass is required from the one shown press the [CE]
key to clear the value, then enter the value of the calibration
mass, i.e. 10 kilograms.
The display will show:
“ LoAd ” “ 10” “ KiLoS ”