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DIGI-STAR EZ 3200 - User Manual

DIGI-STAR EZ 3200
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Part Number: D3570A
10/24/2001

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Summary

1. About the product

FEATURES OF MODELS EZ3200, EZ3200 V AND EZ3200 V RC

Lists key features and capabilities of the scale models.

OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS

Details temperature range, power requirements, and power consumption.

HOUSING

Describes physical dimensions, weight, display type, and enclosure rating.

2. Mounting and connection

INDICATOR MOUNTING

Instructions for physically attaching the indicator using a bracket and screws.

POWER CONNECTION

Guidance on connecting the power cable to a vehicle battery or regulated supply.

REMOTE ALARM CONNECTION

How to connect a remote 12 Vdc alarm to the indicator's orange wire.

REMOTE INPUT CONNECTION

Instructions for connecting a momentary switch or relay to the blue wire for remote control.

LOAD CELL CONNECTION

Details on connecting strain gauge load cells using the J902 connector and color coding.

LIGHTNING PROTECTION

Recommends grounding rods for additional protection against lightning.

TECHNICAL MANUAL

Information on how to request the technical manual for the EZ3200.

3. Setup and Calibration Requirements

TO RUN THE SELF TEST

Step-by-step guide to initiate and navigate the indicator's self-test procedure.

4. Matching EZ scale to another scale

SCALE MATCHING EXAMPLE

Illustrates how to calculate a Calibration Multiplier to match scales.

SCALE INFORMATION SHEET

Placeholder for original scale setup and calibration numbers.

SCALE MATCHING WORK SHEET

A template for recording scale readings to calculate the calibration multiplier.

CONNECTING EZ INDICATOR TO OTHER LOAD CELLS

Discusses using different load cells and contacting a service center for new numbers.

CHANGE SETUP AND CALIBRATION VALUES

Detailed instructions on how to modify the indicator's SETUP and CAL numbers.

TO RETURN TO WEIGH MODE

Procedure to exit setup mode and return to normal weighing operations.

5. Getting started

6. System operation

TURNING ON THE SCALE

Steps to power on the indicator and enter the GROSS weighing mode.

TURNING OFF THE SCALE

Procedure for powering down the scale indicator.

TO ZERO BALANCE THE SCALE

How to set a zero point for the empty trailer, bin, or platform.

USING THE HELP KEY

Explains how to access additional information using the Help key.

TO SELECT GROSS MODE

How to ensure the scale is in Gross Mode, showing weight change since last zero.

TO SELECT NET MODE

Steps to switch to Net Mode, which displays weight change after a Tare.

TO SELECT HOLD MODE

How to freeze the displayed weight to prevent changes from zero shift.

TO EXIT HOLD MODE

Procedure to deactivate Hold Mode and re-activate scale adjustments.

TO CANCEL HOLD MODE

How to cancel Hold Mode without adjusting the Zero/Balance.

TO ENTER A PRESET

Guide to setting a target weight and understanding different display modes.

TO CLEAR THE PRESET ALARM

Methods to clear an active preset alarm and reset for a new preset.

TO CLEAR THE PRESET ALARM USING THE TR OPTION

Using the Remote Enter Preset Feature to clear the alarm.

TO PRELOAD A TARE VALUE

How to preload a known container weight for net weighing.

TO ENTER MENU 4 OF THE LONG FORM SETUP

Steps to access and navigate Menu 4 for setup options like PRETAR.

TO ENTER MENU 2 OF THE LONG FORM SETUP

Steps to access and navigate Menu 2 for setup options like TAREAP.

TO USE THE PRE-ALARM

Explains the pre-alarm feature as an early warning for presets.

TO CHANGE THE PRE-ALARM VALUE

Instructions for setting the pre-alarm method and value in Menu 4.

TO START THE MIX TIMER

Procedures for starting the mix timer using two different methods.

TO CLEAR THE MIX TIMER

How to stop and reset the mix timer alarms.

TO RESTART THE MIX TIMER

How to restart the mix timer with previously entered time.

TO START THE ROTATION COUNTER

Steps to begin counting rotations using two methods.

TO CLEAR THE ROTATION COUNTER

How to reset the rotation counter and its alarms.

TO RESTART THE ROTATION COUNTER

How to restart the rotation counter with a previously set count.

PROGRAMMING RECIPES

Overview of three methods for programming feeding recipes.

Entry Method #1 - Amount per Animal

Details on programming recipes based on individual animal feed amounts.

Entry Method #2 - Percent (%) per Load;Animal

How to program recipes using percentages of the total load or per animal.

Entry Method #3 - Amount per Load

Instructions for programming recipes based on specific weight amounts per load.

TO PROGRAM A NEW RECIPE

Step-by-step guide to creating a new recipe on the indicator.

TO CHANGE THE ENTRY METHOD

How to select or change the recipe programming method in Menu 4.

TO EDIT A RECIPE

Instructions for modifying existing recipes using two different methods.

TO ERASE A RECIPE

Procedures for deleting specific recipes or all recipes from the indicator.

TO PRINT A SINGLE RECIPE

How to print the details of one specific recipe from memory.

TO PRINT ALL RECIPES

Steps to print all recipes currently stored in the indicator's memory.

USING THE AUTO ADVANCE FEATURE

Explains automatic progression through recipe ingredients based on criteria.

TO CHANGE THE TOLERANCE

How to set the tolerance window for auto-advance in Menu 4.

USING DELAY TIME

Explains the delay time feature for auto-advancing ingredients.

TO CHANGE THE DELAY TIME

Instructions for setting the delay time in Menu 4, including a MANUAL option.

TO LOAD A BATCH USING A RECIPE

Guide on how to load ingredients for a batch using programmed recipes, with two methods.

TO MANUALLY ADVANCE TO THE NEXT INGREDIENT

How to manually step through recipe ingredients, especially when Delay Time is manual.

TO REVIEW A RECIPE

Steps to view programmed recipes and their ingredient amounts.

TO REVIEW INGREDIENT ACCUMULATION

How to check the total loaded/unloaded amounts for each ingredient.

TO PRINT ACCUMULATION FOR ONE INGREDIENT

Procedure to print the accumulated amount for a single ingredient.

TO PRINT ACCUMULATION FOR ALL INGREDIENTS

Steps to print the accumulated amounts for all ingredients in recipes.

TO PRINT THE INGREDIENT TABLE

How to print the list of all ingredient names and their current accumulation status.

TO RENAME INGREDIENTS

Guide to changing ingredient names in the indicator's memory.

TO ERASE ACCUMULATION FOR ONE INGREDIENT

Steps to clear the accumulated amount for a specific ingredient.

TO ERASE THE ACCUMULATION VALUES FOR ALL INGREDIENTS

Procedure to clear all accumulated ingredient amounts.

7. Optional features

REMOTE DISPLAY, TR RADIO CONTROL, AND PRINT WEIGHT DATA

Overview of remote display, radio control, and printing capabilities.

CLOCK AND ID# OPTIONS

Mentions clock option and introduces the ID number feature.

TO ENTER AND DISPLAY ID NUMBER

Procedures for entering, saving, and viewing the identification number.

TO USE FUNCTION & SELECT KEYS

Explains how to assign and use functions with the Function and Select keys.

WEIGH MEMORY OPERATIONS

Covers adding, recalling, printing, and clearing weight memory entries.

WEIGH AVERAGING

Steps to perform and print weigh averaging operations.

BLACK OUT

Explains the Black Out feature for retaining preset data during power outages.

PULSED OUTPUT

Describes the pulsed output feature indicating decreasing weight.

APPENDIX 1: Ingredient names

APPENDIX 2: Examples of programming recipes

1: Amount per animal

Example of programming recipes based on individual animal feed amounts.

2: Percent per Load - %

Example of programming recipes using percentages of total load.

3: Amount per load - lb;kg

Example of programming recipes based on specific weight amounts per load.

DIGI-STAR EZ 3200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDIGI-STAR
ModelEZ 3200
CategoryTouch Panel
LanguageEnglish

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