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General| Category | Industrial Electrical |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Fairbanks |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Phase | 3 |
| Enclosure Type | Weather Protected Type I or II |
| Mounting | Horizontal |
| Material | Cast Iron |
Overview of the 2800 series intrinsically safe instrument and its technology.
Technical details and performance parameters of the instrument.
List and details of optional accessories for the 2800 series instrument.
Details on the 2802 controller for interconnecting load cells.
Description of the safe area power supply accessory.
Information on the approved battery accessory for the instrument.
Guidelines and intervals for recharging the battery accessory.
Details for the 110-120 VAC battery charger.
Details for the 230 VAC battery charger.
Continued specifications for the 230 VAC battery charger.
Information on the safe area relay setpoint interface accessory.
Details on the safe area data converter for RS232 or 20mA outputs.
Specifications for the intrinsically safe interconnection cable.
Details on the analog cell input accessory.
Information on the 2900 splice box.
Details on the 2910 splice box kit with cables.
Information on the 5806 fiber optic cable.
Diagram illustrating a typical system configuration.
Diagram illustrating an alternative typical system configuration.
Format definition for computer polled data streams.
Format definition for computer polled data streams with ID.
Wiring details for the ACC 2860 communication Port A.
Wiring details for the ACC 2860 communication Port B.
Information on compatible printer cables for ACC 2860.
Defines the responsibilities of the instrument owner.
General safety precautions to be observed during operation.
Explanation of the functions of the instrument's front panel keys.
Function of the Zero key in Gross mode.
Function of the Print key for data transmission.
Function of the Gross/Net key for mode toggling.
Function of the Auto Tare key.
Function of the ID key for entering numeric IDs.
Function of the Tare key to display Tare Value.
Function of the Units key for toggling weight units.
Function of the Scroll keys for menu navigation.
Function of the Program key to enter programming mode.
Function of the On/Off key.
Function of the Start/Peak key.
Function of the Trim key.
Function of the Stop/Clear key.
Function of the Enter key for commands.
Use of numeric keys for data entry.
Description of the LCD display.
Explanation of legends displayed on the LED screen.
Definition of the Center of Zero legend.
Explanation of the Recharge legend.
Explanation of the Low Battery legend.
Description of Gross, Tare, and Net weight concepts.
Definition of Tare Weight.
Definition of Net Weight.
Definition of Gross Weight.
Procedure for performing gross weighing.
Methods for defining Tare Weights.
Procedure for entering Tare Weight automatically.
Procedure for Net Weighing using Auto Tare.
Procedure for batching operations using Auto Tare.
Procedure for entering ID numbers.
Explanation of the Peak Hold function.
How to view and control peak net weight.
Explanation of how to navigate the instrument's menu tree.
Descriptions of the main menu items.
Description of the Target menu for setting weights.
Description of the Info menu for instrument data.
Descriptions of main menu items.
Overview of the Input/Output menu.
Procedure for setting the instrument's date.
Procedure for setting the instrument's time.
Example of using the Weight-to-Gallons conversion option.
Menu item to set capacity percentage of weight shift.
Menu item for Tare options.
Menu item for entering a known Tare Weight.
Menu item for Peak Weight options.
Menu item for fiber optic distance options.
Menu item for printer formatting.
Example of printer formatting settings.
Configuration for the 4-20mA analog output.
Notes regarding PROM version 6.2+.
Menu item to set weight associated with 4mA.
Menu item to set weight associated with 20mA.
Menu item to adjust the 4mA output.
Menu item to adjust the 20mA output.
Menu item to perform an analog test.
Menu item for continuous output options.
Menu item for Port A protocol settings.
Configuration options for Port A.
Port A protocol settings for Protob.
Menu for programming setpoint target weights.
Configuration options for Port b.
Configuration for computer polled data output.
Configuration for computer polled data with ID.
Example of ID transmission.
Explanation of Setpoint operation.
Details on different Setpoint modes.
Menu for programming weight values associated with setpoint-relays.
Details on Setpoint modes and target assignment.
Explanation of target assignment within setpoint modes.
Configuration for alarm setpoints.
Configuration for automatic batching operation.
Example of automatic batching operation.
Configuration for manual batching operation.
Configuration for alarms with manual batching.
Instructions for exiting menus.
Product and manufacturer/distributor information.
Details on hazardous components and their properties.
Physical properties of the hazardous components.
Recommended protective measures for exposure.
First aid procedures for exposure.
Flammability characteristics of the components.
Reactivity data and conditions to avoid.
Control measures for storage and handling.
Procedures for handling leaks and spills.
Safety precautions related to electrical aspects.
Health hazard information for lead and sulfuric acid.
Precautions for handling sulfuric acid.
Regulations for transporting batteries.
Format definition for Fairbanks Computer (FBPUTR) data streams.
Definition of Status Word A bits.
Definition of Status Word B bits.
Definition of Status Word C bits.
Continued format definition for FBPUTR data streams.
Format definition for Consolidated Controls (CONCON) data streams.
Format definition for Weightronix (TRONIX) data streams.
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