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General| Brand | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| Model | 825 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Lists the standard features of the Cardinal Model 825 weight indicator.
Details the optional features available for the Cardinal Model 825 weight indicator.
Guidelines for handling static-sensitive components to prevent damage.
Recommendations for the operating environment to ensure optimal performance.
Details on electrical power supply and grounding for the indicator.
Measures to prevent electrical noise interference affecting instrument operation.
Recommendations for reducing electrical transients to protect the instrument.
Instructions on how to properly mount the Cardinal 825 weight indicator.
Steps for connecting load cell cables with RFI suppression.
Guidance for load cell installations exceeding 30 feet of cable length.
Information and connection details for the 825-SIB.
Procedures for preparing and installing I/O cables for the indicator.
Instructions for making RS232 serial port connections to the indicator.
Connecting I/O terminals when using the 825 as the power source.
Explanation of the various jumpers on the main PC board and their functions.
Listing and description of the connectors on the main PC board.
Explanation of the status LEDs on the main PC board.
How to use the navigation keys for menu selection and data entry.
Using alphanumeric keys for data input and commands.
Describes the functions of standard indicator keys on the weight screen.
Explains the functions of various keys on the touch screen interface.
Details on the CAL INHIBIT jumper for enabling or disabling calibration.
Step-by-step guide to begin the setup and calibration process.
Instructions for configuring the date and time settings on the indicator.
Steps for configuring the network settings, including DHCP.
Detailed settings for communication port 1: Baud, Parity, Data Bits, Stop Bits.
Available baud rates for serial communication.
Available parity options for serial communication.
Available data bit settings for serial communication.
Available stop bit settings for serial communication.
Procedure for selecting the scale number for calibration.
Setting general calibration parameters like capacity and base units.
Configuring the maximum weight capacity of the scale.
Selecting the base units of measurement for the scale.
Defining the conversion factor for custom measurement units.
Setting digital filtering levels for improved stability and accuracy.
Recommended filtering settings for non-critical sample rates.
Recommended filtering settings for critical sample rates.
Setting the sample rate for weight measurements.
Determining the number of calibration points for accurate readings.
Setting the limit for push button zero and zero tracking.
Selecting country-specific settings for calibration.
Enabling or disabling second order linearization for accuracy.
Setting up multiple weight ranges for calibration.
Configuring the totalizer to sum weights from multiple scales.
Setting the base units for totalized weight.
Configuring the interval for totalized weight readings.
Adjusting zero tracking settings for totalized weights.
Configuring motion detection range for totalized weights.
Setting the sample rate for totalized weight measurements.
Configuring the number of calibration points for totalized weights.
Performing calibration after initial scale parameter setup.
Settings for configuring the date and time display format.
Customizing beep duration and frequency for key presses.
Setting the duration of key press beeps.
Setting the pitch and octave of key press beeps.
Steps to add a new operator and configure their access permissions.
Modifying an operator's login and access rights.
Procedure for removing an operator login and its settings.
Selecting the operator login used when the indicator powers on.
Steps to begin the configuration process for the indicator.
Procedure for calibrating the touch screen for accurate input.
Steps to set up TCP/IP server parameters for weight data.
Steps to enable and configure serial ports for communication.
Overview of configuring different ticket formats and parameters.
Setting up row, column, length, and label for print tabs.
Customizing which menu items are visible on the application menu.
Configuring custom activity settings for applications.
Choosing whether to include File Manager in the application menu.
Choosing whether to include Slide Show in the application menu.
Setting an application to automatically load and run on startup.
Setting the delay time before an auto-run application starts.
Procedure to reset the indicator to factory default settings.
Interpreting weight status messages displayed concurrently with weight.
Understanding weight status messages that replace the weight display.
Meaning of momentary operation messages after user actions.
Diagnosing communication errors between mainboard and interface board.
Interpreting error codes that appear during the startup sequence.
Initial checks and remedies for common indicator problems.
Description of the information displayed on the indicator startup screen.
Steps to access and begin diagnostic tests on the indicator.
Overview of the available diagnostic tests.
Testing the communication functionality of the mainboard.
Testing the input/output connections of the mainboard.
Performing a test on the Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory.
Cautionary notes for performing the NOR Flash test.
Setting the linear coefficient for weight calculation accuracy.
Setting the second order coefficient for weight calculation.
Setting the low end of the weight range for adjustment.
Setting the high end of the weight range for adjustment.
How to access and view calibration and configuration event counters.
Accessing certification and identification information for the indicator.
Procedure to view transaction data stored in the Electronic Talley Roll.
Configuring the weight server settings related to ETR files.
Defining the starting and ending numbers for ETR reports.
Choosing the output port for ETR reports (View or Print).
Diagram showing part identification from the side view.
Diagram showing part identification from the front view.
Diagram showing part identification from the bottom view.
Diagram showing part identification from the rear inside view.
