ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS OF THE 17-KEY INDICATOR
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7 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS OF THE 17-KEY INDICATOR
7.1 STORED TARE MEMORY VALUES
It’s possible to store up to 30 tare memory values, identified by the location numbers 1 to 30, which the
user can recall when needed.
To insert or modify a tare value:
- press the keys “F”+ “9” in sequence - the display will indicate "
". in which
is the storage number
to be entered. For example, by pressing “01” and then ENTER/PRINT, the display will indicate "
"
or any value that already exists in the tare memory location "01."
- Insert the tare value with the numeric keyboard (with the C key one quickly zeros the entered value) and
press ENTER/PRINT.
- Repeat the sequence for the following memory positions.
The value must be entered as a multiple of the scale’s minimum division.
RECALLING STORED TARE VALUES
To recall a stored value:
- Press the keys “F” + “1” in sequence. The display will indicate "
" in which
is the storage
number to be entered.
- Press the keys corresponding to the desired tare value location in memory (01-30) and then
ENTER/PRINT, the tare will be enabled.
7.2 ENTERING THE IDENTIFICATION CODE
It is possible to insert 2 numerical codes of up to 10 digits in length (maximum) to use as a reference during
printing:
- Press the “F”+ “3” keys in sequence. The display will indicate "", in which identifies the code
number which one wants to enter.
- Press 1 or 2: the display will show
or the last entered value.
- Enter the code through the numeric keyboard and confirm with ENTER/PRINT or press C to exit without
saving the modifications. During the entry, just the last 6 digits entered will be displayed; in any case it is
possible to scroll all the digits using the MODE key.
- After its entry, the code will automatically be printed with its abbreviation (ID1 or ID2) in each printing
that will be made. The non significant zeros are not printed. It is also possible to set the automatic
cancellation of the code after the printing is made.
IN ANY CASE, the stored codes are cancelled when the instrument is turned off.
NOTES:
- The values between 0'000'000'001 and 9'999'999'999 are valid; by entering 0'000'000'000 the code is
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