Dini Argeo DFW - Tare Function Limitations; Auto Power Off

BASIC FUNCTIONS
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6.2.4 AUTOMATIC/LOCKED/UNLOCKED/DISABLED TARE SELECTION
By pressing the keys F and 2 in the indicator to 17 keys or by pressing the MODE key twice in succession,
you can quickly select the mode of operation of the tare:
 LOCKED TARE: when a tare value has been acquired or entered (manually or from memory),
after unloading the scale, the display shows the tare value with a negative sign.
In case of MANUAL TARE or FROM DATABASE, the net weight before unloading the scale must
be greater than 2 divisions and stable.
 UNLOCKED TARE: the tare weight is automatically cleared each time the scale is unloaded
 AUTOMATIC TARE: placing a weight on the unloaded scale, it is automatically tare, only if there
isn’t a tare and there is a stable gross weight of at least 5d.
 TARE DISABLED: all tare operations are disabled.
The indicator stores the last selection made even after turning off.
6.3 LIMITATION OF THE TARE FUNCTIONS
If the weighing system is used for direct sales to the public, the tare functions must be limited through a
setting in SETUP depending on the application:
a) Using a scale below a capacity of 100 kg and without repeater client side, all tare functions will be
disabled
b) In all other case, above balance with capacity above 100 kg or repeater client side.
1) The SEMIAUTOMATIC TARE value can’t be changed with a manual tare or from database, then
the manual tare or from database can be entered or modified only with an UNLOADED scale
and after the tare weight setting.
2) It’s possible to cancel the tare value only with an UNLOADED scale, by pressing the ZERO key
key or by entering a manual tare equal to zero.
6.4 AUTO POWER OFF FUNCTION
It is possible to enable in SETUP ( ) the auto power off function indicator: the auto power off takes place
when, with unloaded scale, the weight has not been moved or a key has not been pressed for the time set
(from 1 to 255 minutes) the display shows the ““ blinking message and an acoustic signal is emitted;
after this the indicator turns off.