Weight classes and statistics Instruction manual GLM-I
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Settings are required for the following attributes:
"Nominal weight
": Nominal weight of the article.
"TO": Upper tolerance weight: From the nominal weight, the device
works out the upper tolerance weight in accordance with "NIST
Handbook 133". You can change the value.
"TU1": Lower tolerance weight. From the nominal weight, the device
works out the lower tolerance weight in accordance with "NIST
Handbook 133". You cannot change the value.
"Lower limit": Minimal weight for good packages.
"Too light": Specify a divider or package ejector if too light packages should
be sorted. In the standard setting "Do not eject" no packages
are separated.
"Good": Specify the divider or package ejector when accepted packages
need to be ejected. In the standard setting "Do not eject" no
packages are separated.
"Too heavy": Specify a divider or package ejector if too heavy packages
should be sorted. In the standard setting "Do not eject" no pack-
ages are separated.
"USA - USDA standardized"
This selection criterion is valid for all meat and poultry products that are produced in facto-
ries monitored by the USDA authorities
. The device checks and manages the packages in
accordance with the specifications of "NIST Handbook 133". All attributes are identical to
the selection criteria "USA - Non USDA standardized".
"USA - USDA only liquid mater."
This selection criterion is valid for all products in liquid form that are produced in factories
monitored by the USDA authorities
, e. g. for baby food. The device checks and manages
the packages in accordance with the specifications of "NIST Handbook 133". All attributes
are identical to the selection criteria "USA - Non USDA standardized".
"Free selection"
The device checks and manages packages in accordance with lower and upper limits that
have been specified
. The mean value of the packages may not undershoot the specified
nominal weight.
Settings are required for the following attributes:
"Nominal weight": Nominal weight of the article.
"Lower limit": Minimal weight for good packages.
"Upper limit": Maximum weight for good packages.
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