What to do if Bilancial Touch terminal does not switch on?
If your Bilancial Touch terminal isn't turning on, ensure power is reaching the outlet. Verify the mains lead is properly connected and the ON/OFF switch is in the 'I' (ON) position. Also, inspect the fuses.
Why is my Bilancial Touch terminal display on but showing no data?
If the display backlighting is on but no data appears on your Bilancial Touch terminal, the contrast may be set to minimum. To adjust it, switch on the terminal while holding the button pressed. After a few seconds, the display will show the "CB" logo with the contrast set to maximum, after which the contrast will gradually be reduced. Release and then press it again to set the contrast at the required level.
What to do if Bilancial Touch terminals shows zeroing off-range?
If your Bilancial Touch terminal displays a zeroing off-range error upon powering on, switch off the terminal, unload the scale, and then power the terminal on again.
Confirms product compliance with EU directives for EMC and low voltage standards.
Provides manual overview, safety responsibilities, and explanation of hazard symbols.
Details the D410's capabilities, connectivity, and main features.
Lists electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications of the terminal.
Outlines forbidden applications, environments, and relevant compliance regulations.
Specifies critical precautions and checks for safe operation and installation.
Instructions for safely connecting the terminal to the mains power source.
Details on connecting the terminal to analogue or digital load cells.
Pinout and specifications for the standard RS232 serial port (COM1).
Configuration options and pinouts for the second serial port (COM2).
Explains the LCD display elements, weighing symbols, and status indicators.
Describes the function of primary keys for weighing operations like zero-set and tare.
Details the use of alphanumeric keys and menu navigation methods.
Procedure for safely powering the terminal on and off.
Guide to using keys for menu navigation and entering numeric/alphanumeric data.
Describes different display formats for weight values, e.g., 15mm or 30mm digits.
How to manage and recall predefined tare values using numeric codes.
Basic weighing mode and sequential weighing without unloading.
Modes for simple dosing operations, either loading or unloading components.
Details on the board providing additional RS232/422/485 serial ports.
Information on the permanent weight memory option for data logging.
Steps for safely replacing blown fuses in the terminal.
Common problems with the terminal and their suggested remedies.
List of error codes, their causes, and recommended troubleshooting steps.
General| Brand | Bilancial |
|---|---|
| Model | D410 |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
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