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CAS CI-200 Series User Manual

CAS CI-200 Series
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CAS CI-200 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCAS
ModelCI-200 Series
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Cautions for Your Safety

Safety Warning and Attention Definitions

Defines 'Warning' for severe risks and 'Attention' for minor risks to safety and property.

Preface

1. Features

1-1. Features Overview

Lists various features of the CI-200 series weighing system.

1-2. Major Functions

Details the primary functions and capabilities of the weighing indicator.

1-3. Analog and A/D Conversion Specifications

Technical specifications related to analog input and analog-to-digital conversion.

1-4. Digital and Display Specifications

Information on digital display types, character sizes, and status indicators.

1-5. General Specifications

Covers AC adapter, operating temperature, product size, and weight.

1-6. Communication and Options

Details communication interfaces like RS-232, RS-485 and available options.

2. Specifications in Appearance

2-1. External Dimension (CI-200A, CI-201A)

Provides dimensional drawings and measurements for CI-200A and CI-201A models.

2-1. External Dimension (CI-200S, CI-200SC)

Provides dimensional drawings and measurements for CI-200S and CI-200SC models.

2-2. Front Panel Descriptions (CI-200A)

Details the buttons, indicators, and display layout of the CI-200A front panel.

2-2. Front Panel Descriptions (CI-201A)

Details the buttons, indicators, and display layout of the CI-201A front panel.

Main and Status Display Descriptions

Explains the main weight display and status indicator lamps.

CI-200S Front Panel Layout

Details the buttons, indicators, and display layout of the CI-200S front panel.

CI-200SC Front Panel Layout

Details the buttons, indicators, and display layout of the CI-200SC front panel.

Main and Status Display Descriptions (CI-200S/SC)

Explains main display and status indicators for CI-200S/SC.

2-3. Rear Panel Descriptions (CI-200A, CI-201A)

Identifies and describes the ports and connectors on the rear of CI-200A and CI-201A.

2-3. Rear Panel Descriptions (CI-200S, CI-200SC)

Identifies and describes the ports and connectors on the rear of CI-200S and CI-200SC.

3. How to Install

3-1. How to Connect Load Cell

Instructions on connecting the load cell to the indicator, including pin assignments.

Load Cell Connection Details

Further details on load cell connection, including wiring diagrams and pin functions.

Load Cell Connection Diagrams and Formulas

Explains load cell connection diagrams, pin functions, and provides formulas for system design.

4. Weight Setup (Calibration) Mode

What is Weight Setup?

Defines weight setup as calibration to match displayed value with actual weight.

Accessing Weight Setup Mode

Explains the procedure to enter the weight setup mode.

4-1. Weight Setup Menu (CAL1 – CAL9)

Lists the available calibration functions and their corresponding codes.

CAL 1: Setting Maximum Value

Details the function and steps for setting the maximum value in calibration.

CAL 2: Minimum Division and Decimal Position

Details the function and steps for setting minimum division and decimal position.

CAL 3-1: Setting Multi Calibration Step

Describes setting the multi-calibration step for load cell curve correction.

CAL 3-2: Zero Calibration

Explains the procedure for zero calibration.

CAL 3-3: Setting Weight

Details the process of setting the weight for calibration.

CAL 3-4: Weight Calibration (Span Adjustment)

Explains the function and steps for weight calibration (span adjustment).

CAL 7: Gravity Adjustment

Describes the gravity adjustment function for location-specific calibration.

CAL 8: Zero Adjustment

Details zero adjustment procedures for when zeroing errors occur.

CAL 9: Factor Calibration

Explains factor calibration, noting its limited use for general users.

CAL 10: Setting Dual Range

Covers setting the dual range function for the indicator.

4-2. How to Seal the Indicator

Step-by-step guide to sealing the indicator after calibration, involving CAL switch bolt and wire.

5. Set Mode

5-1. How to Enter the Set Mode

Instructions on how to access the Set Mode using specific key presses.

5-2. Key Operations in Set Mode

Explains the function of keys like ITEM, SET, and CLEAR within the Set Mode.

5-3. Set Menu Descriptions (F01-F19)

Details general functions, key assignments, and unit settings.

5-3. Set Menu Descriptions (F21-F48)

Covers communication protocols, printer settings, and data initialization.

5-3. Set Menu Descriptions (F50-F99)

Describes checker, password, and default initialization functions.

5-3-1. General Function (F01-F05)

Explains date/time change, power off, A/D speed, and digital filter settings.

5-3-1. General Function (F06-F08)

Details vibration filter, motion detection, and auto zero tracking compensation.

5-3-1. General Function (F09-F14)

Covers weight backup, hold types, auto hold range, zero range, and key availability.

Function Key Settings (F16-F19)

Details front key input, function key assignment, and unit selection.

Function Key Code Table

Lists key codes for assigning functions to F1 and F2 keys.

Initial Zero Range and Excessive Weight Check (F21, F23)

Explains settings for initial zero range and excessive weight check.

Backlight Operation (F24)

Configures backlight behavior on the CI-201A model.

Backlight and LED Brightness (F25)

Details settings for backlight and LED brightness levels.

RS-232 Device ID and Parity Bit Settings (F26-F27)

Covers device ID settings and parity bit configuration for serial communication.

COM1 Serial Communication Settings (F28-F31)

Details COM1 baud rate, usage, output format, and output mode settings.

Command Mode Table Overview

Provides a table of commands for data request signals and output signals.

NT-200 Command Mode Table

Lists NT-200 commands, their descriptions, and status for read/write operations.

COM2 Serial Communication Settings (F32-F35)

Details COM2 baud rate, usage, output format, and output mode settings.

5-3-3. Print Function Settings (F40-F43)

Covers printer selection, print format, automatic printing, and line feed settings.

Print Format Examples (0, 1, 2)

Shows examples of data output for different print formats.

Total Print Format

Displays the format for total print, including subtotal and grand total information.

CAS DLP Protocol Variables

Defines variables and descriptions for CAS DLP protocol data transmission.

User Output Message Protocol

Describes the protocol for user-defined output messages via command.

User Output Message Input (F44)

Instructions for entering custom messages using ASCII codes and specific key sequences.

Print Output Settings (F45, F47, F48)

Configures print output, data initialization, and item number printing.

5-3-4. Checker Function (F50)

Configures weighing mode for checker or limit functions, with output examples.

Checker Function Buzzer (F51)

Controls the buzzer operation for checker and limit functions.

Other Functions (F90, F99)

Details password change and factory default reset.

6. Test Mode

6-1. How to Enter the Test Mode

Explains the procedure for entering the test mode using specific key combinations.

6-2. Test Menu (TEST 1-10)

Lists the various diagnostic tests available for the indicator.

Test 1: Key Test

Tests the functionality of each key on the indicator, displaying key codes.

Test 2: Display Test

Checks the LCD and LED display elements for proper operation.

Test 3: Load Cell and A/D Conversion Test

Verifies load cell connection and A/D converter performance by displaying internal values.

Test 4: Serial Communication Test

Tests the RS-232 communication port's transmission and reception capabilities.

Test 5: Printer Test

Confirms printer functionality and connection by printing a test message.

Test 8: EEPROM Test

Checks the status of the EEPROM operation, indicating its health.

Test 9: Battery Test

Displays the current voltage of the indicator's battery.

Test 10: Clock (RTC) Test

Monitors the progress of the real-time clock seconds display.

7. System Mode (LCD Only)

7-1. How to Enter the System Mode

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to access the System Mode.

System Mode Initial Screens

Displays initial screens for Weighing, Counting, and Percent Modes.

7-2. PCS Mode Sample Input Method

Guides users on how to input samples for Piece Counting System (PCS) mode.

7-2-2. PCS Mode Direct Input Method

Explains direct input methods for sample weight and count in PCS mode.

7-3. Percent Mode Sample Input Method

Guides users on how to input samples for percentage calculation in Percent Mode.

7-3-2. Percent Mode Direct Input Method

Explains direct input methods for sample weight and percentage in Percent Mode.

8. General Function Descriptions

8-1. Item Number Input Method

Describes how to input or register an item number (ID) for weighing items.

8-2. Key Tare Input Method

Explains how to use the tare function with specific keys.

8-3. Checking Subtotal, Total, and Weighing Count

Details how to display and print subtotal, total, and weighing count.

8-4. Entering High Limit Value

Instructions for setting the high limit value for weighing operations.

8-5. Entering Low Limit Value

Instructions for setting the low limit value for weighing operations.

9. Weighing Mode

9-1. Zeroing Function (LED)

Explains zeroing with LED indicators, considering zero point range.

9-2. Tare Function (LED)

Describes tare function with LED indicators, including saving tare and checking weights.

9-3. Hold Function (LED)

Details ordinary and automatic hold functions using LED indicators for moving objects.

9-4. Zeroing Function (LCD)

Explains zeroing with LCD display, considering zero point range.

9-5. Tare Function (LCD)

Describes tare function with LCD display, including saving tare and checking weights.

9-6. Hold Function (LCD)

Details ordinary and automatic hold functions using LCD display for moving objects.

10. Charge and Use Time

10-1. Charging the Battery

Instructions on charging the internal battery, including indicator lights and charging time.

10-2. Battery Use Time

Provides estimated battery usage times for different models and backlight settings.

11. RS-232C Interface in Detail

11-1. RS-232C Port Connection

Shows pin diagrams for connecting COM1 and COM2 ports to computers or other devices.

11-2. Connecting Serial Communication Devices

Guides on connecting auxiliary displays and label printers via serial communication.

11-3. RS-232 Communication Protocol

Introduces the RS-232 communication protocols used by the indicator.

11-3-1. 22 Bytes for CAS Protocol

Details data format, code, and transmission settings for 22-byte CAS communication.

11-3-2. 10 Bytes for CAS Protocol

Outlines data format, code, and transmission settings for 10-byte CAS communication.

11-3-3. 18 Bytes for AND Protocol

Describes data format, code, and transmission settings for 18-byte AND communication.

RS-422 & 485 Serial Communications (COM2)

Explains RS-422/485 communication, connection diagrams, and usage.

12. Error Message

12-1. Errors in Weight Setup Mode

Lists errors encountered during weight setup and their corresponding solutions.

12-2. Errors in Weighing Mode

Lists common errors during weighing operations and their resolution steps.

Appendix

Display Abbreviations

Explains abbreviations commonly shown on the indicator's display.

ASCII Code Table

Provides a reference table for ASCII character codes and their corresponding values.

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