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General| Brand | Gedge Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | GS3100 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Lists key features like optional analog output, MODBUS, PLC compatibility, and advanced serial I/O.
Describes how to operate the GS3100 using its front panel or remote computer.
Explains power-on behavior, settings retention, and serial I/O considerations.
Details error messages, status indicators, and key locking mechanisms.
Explains the GS3100's display and the function of its indicator lamps.
Details the function of each key on the GS3100's front panel.
Lists the sequence of steps for installing the GS3100 and its options.
Instructions for unpacking and verifying the correct mains supply voltage.
Discusses the importance of clean electrical supply and potential issues.
Details the physical installation and adjustment of the Analog Output Option6HPF.
Explains how to use load simulation for calibrating the analog output.
Describes the connections and specifications for the Option6HPF.
Guides on installing serial cards and configuring baud rates.
Explains how to select isolated or non-isolated modes for serial option cards.
Details how to set the baud rate for the built-in RS-232C serial output.
Provides instructions for connecting load cells to the GS3100.
Instructions for safely connecting the GS3100 to the mains power supply.
Details the specific key sequence required to access calibration and programming.
Illustrates the keys used for calibration and programming functions.
Describes the procedure to enter the Digital Setup menu for programming.
Lists and explains the various settings available in Digital Setup.
Setting the display resolution and number of decimal places.
Adjusting update rate, standstill detection, and auto-zero settings.
Locking out specific front panel and serial I/O functions.
Configuring set point testing and output modes (Analog/Serial).
Setting the baud rate for MODBUS communication.
Defining serial communication word composition and stream output.
Setting units of measure and defining data string characters.
Setting device number and applying weight unit labels.
General info, zeroing dead load offset, and calibration prerequisites.
Procedure to calibrate the scale using a known weight.
Details connections for RS-232C output and set point control outputs.
Specifies the electrical characteristics of the set point outputs.
Explains how to use snubber circuits for inductive loads.
Details serial data word composition and XON/XOFF flow control.
Explains the purpose and selection criteria for serial output options.
Guides on installing, configuring, and setting up serial output options.
Details optical isolation settings and power supply requirements for option cards.
Shows output and power supply connections for serial output option cards.
Explains the purpose and selection criteria for serial input/output options.
Guides on installing, configuring, and setting up serial input/output options.
Details optical isolation settings and power supply requirements for I/O option cards.
Discusses baud rates, response delays, and timing for serial I/O.
Settings for serial I/O, including device number and digital setup.
Shows input/output and power supply connections for serial I/O option cards.
Explains flow control mechanisms for serial I/O.
Strategies for managing multiple GS3100 units on an RS-485 bus.
How to handle command timeouts and clear the buffer.
Details on acquiring zero and handling missed commands.
Explains the format of commands and replies for serial communication.
Command for setting and retrieving the ID number.
Commands to set and read set point values and check output status.
Commands for controlling the GS3100 and requesting weight data.
Commands to request system status, version, and configuration details.
Controls the GS3100 via remote computer, managing display and keyboard.
Commands for entering/exiting terminal modes and managing display.
Commands for different terminal modes and display operations.
Commands to check security settings and send text to the display.
Introduces the MODBUS protocol and its application with the GS3100.
Setting up MODBUS transmission modes, speeds, and slave numbers.
Describes the ASCII and RTU coding systems and their parameters.
Details supported MODBUS functions, exception responses, and timing considerations.
Compares MODBUS modes timing and details the 20 holding registers.
Details the GS3100's 20 holding registers used for MODBUS communication.
Explains extra features provided by the battery RAM in the MODBUS option.
Procedure for installing and setting up the MODBUS option.
Guide for testing MODBUS communications with the GS3100.
Specifications related to the load cell input, physical dimensions, and power.
Lists and describes available user-installed and factory-fitted options.
