GSE 355 - User Manual

AWT35-500349 Issue AA June 2009
Model 350/355
Digital Weight Indicator
User Instructions

Summary

2.0 Keypad and Display

3.0 Operation

3.1 Entering a Tare Value (Model 350)

3.2 Entering a Tare Value (Model 355)

3.5 Parts Counting

3.5.1 Model 350 Parts Counting

3.5.2 Model 355 Parts Counting

3.5.2.1 Sample selectable fixed counts

3.5.2.2 Sample using variable counts

3.6 Percentage Checkweigh

3.6.1 Enter a Target Value

Steps to enter the target value and tolerances for percentage checkweighing.

3.6.2 Start Checkweighing

3.7 Fill

3.7.1 Enter a Target Value

Steps to enter the target value and pre-act values for the fill operation.

3.7.2 Start Fill

3.7.2.1 Activation Method

3.7.3 Fill Example

3.8 Batch

3.8.1 Enter a Target

Steps to enter target and pre-act values for batching up to three ingredients.

3.8.2 Start Batch

3.8.2.1 Activation Method

3.8.3 Batch Example

3.9 Discharge

3.9.1 Enter a Target

Steps to enter target and pre-act values for discharge operations.

3.9.2 Pre-acts

3.9.3 Start Discharge

3.9.3.1 Activation Method

3.9.4 Discharge Example

3.10 Fill and Discharge

3.10.1 Enter a Target

Steps to enter target and pre-act values for combined fill and discharge operations.

3.10.2 Pre-acts

3.10.3 Activation Method

3.10.5 Fill and Discharge Example

3.11 Absolute Checkweigh

3.11.1 Enter a Target Value

Steps to enter target values and absolute tolerances for checkweighing.

3.11.2 Start Checkweighing

3.11.3 Absolute Checkweighing Example

3.12 Target Deviation Checkweigh

3.12.1 Enter a Target Value

Steps to enter target values and tolerances for target deviation checkweighing.

3.12.2 Start Checkweighing

3.12.3 Target Deviation Checkweighing Example

3.13 Batch 2

3.13.1 Enter a Target

Steps to enter target values for Batch 2 operations.

3.13.2 Activation Method

3.13.3 Batch2 Example

4.0 Troubleshooting

4.1 Operational Errors

Details common operational errors (Code02, Code03, etc.) and their causes.

4.2 Miscellaneous Errors

Describes miscellaneous errors (e.g., T.X.YYYY trap error) and how to handle them.

4.3 Hardware Errors

4.4 Communication Errors

5.0 Specifications

PERFORMANCE

Details performance metrics like full scale, resolution, and operating temperature.

ELECTRICAL

Information on power requirements, enclosure types, and transformers.

PROCESS CONTROL

Specifies process control inputs, outputs, and capabilities.

COMMUNICATION

Details communication interfaces, protocols, and optional modules.

GSE 355 Specifications