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General| Brand | BIS |
|---|---|
| Model | Scale House AFW Series |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Details how to connect the load cell cable to the weight indicator's male connector.
Explains powering the instrument via a 240 Vac adapter or the fitted battery.
Describes operating the scale using the battery, charging indicators, and battery life considerations.
Explains the function of each key on the scale's front panel, including secondary functions.
Describes the meaning of the 'Charging' indicator on the scale's display.
Explains the auto zero function at scale start-up and error handling if weight is outside tolerance.
Details how to manually zero the scale and the automatic re-zeroing function for drift.
Describes the process of taring the scale to measure net weight, including negative value display.
Explains the overload message ('-OL-') and the need to remove excess weight to prevent damage.
Describes accumulating weights manually or automatically and how to view/clear totals.
Explains how to use the scale as a piece counter by setting a reference quantity and calculating APW.
Describes the quantity check function with weight thresholds, acoustic alarms, and visual indicators.
Explains how to configure acoustic alarms to trigger on 'OK', 'HI', or 'LO' symbols.
Describes how HI, OK, and LO symbols indicate weight relative to configured thresholds.
Explains how to convert between different units of measure using the 'U' key.
Provides a visual block diagram illustrating the structure and flow of the set-up environment functions.
Details the procedure for setting the lower and upper weight thresholds for quantity checking.
Explains how to clear accumulated weight totals from memory using the 'ZERO' key.
Describes how to enable or disable secondary units of measure for conversion function.
Details how to program backlighting modes and configure acoustic alarm triggers.
Configures totalisation modes, transmission speed, protocol, and printer format/type.
This section is noted for manufacturer use only.
Entry point for the scale configuration menu, requiring a password and leading to parameter settings.
Sets metric parameters including zero tracking (AZn) and automatic zero at start-up (0Auto).
Guides through configuring scale parameters like decimals, division, capacity, and performing calibration.
Displays A/D converter points and allows setting gravity zone for calibration and use.
Allows enabling a filter for stability or the totalisation in unloading function.
Explains different data transmission modes (PAUTO, PPRT, P CONT) and their formats.
Details the physical connection of a TPR printer to the AFW scale using specific cables.
Lists serial commands such as R, T, and Z for scale operations and their respective functions.
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