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Chapter 14 Data Registers and ID's (Programmable) Technical Reference Manual

P636. - - %Accy

Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for the

Percentage of accuracy achieved after a sample

parameter.

P637. - - Sampl

Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for the Last

Sampled Amount parameter.

14.6 Alarm and Recalled time Parameters

Alarm parameters can be custom named, making their

intended usage more specific to the scale user. These

parameters are pre-named for standard alarm purposes.

Some applications might require a custom name. The

name can be any length so as it does not exceed 49

characters. The name length greater than ten characters

is fine if its sent to a printer. Only the first ten characters

will be displayed in the ten character auxiliary display

(2-lines, 5x7 dot matrix) when the data entry mode is

accessed. If the name is five characters or less in length,

the bottom line (five characters) of the ten character

auxiliary display will still show the word "value". This

is part of the default name as it would be displayed if the

variable or register had not been named. If it is desirable

to have the variable name five characters or less, simply

add a (space) to the sixth character name location. No

matter what character length is specified it will be used

as the column name if the parameter is specified as a

column in a database. Refer to chapter 20 Database

(option) for more information on setting Weighing/

Counting parameters, VARS, REGS and ID"s as column

headings.

Naming Alarms (P650-P654)

P650. - - Rtime

Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for the

recalled time parameter.

P651. - - A1Tim

Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Alarm

number 1.

P652. - - A2Tim

Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Alarm

number 2.

P653. - - A3Tim

Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Alarm

number 3.

P654. - - A4Tim

Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Alarm

number 4.

14.7 Numeric Parameter Setup (VARS

and REGS)

Variables (VARS) and Registers (REGS) can be named,

making their intended usage much more apparent to the

scale user. The 574 has ten (10) VARS and four (4)

REGS that can have a custom name associated with

each. The name can be any length so as it does not

exceed 49 characters. The name length greater than ten

characters is fine if its sent to a printer. Only the first ten

characters will be displayed in the ten character auxiliary

display (2-lines, 5x7 dot matrix) when the data entry

mode is accessed. If the name is five characters or less

in length, the bottom line (five characters) of the ten

character auxiliary display will still show the word

"value". This is part of the default name as it would be

displayed if the variable or register had not been named.

If it is desirable to have the variable name five characters

or less, simply add a (space) to the sixth character name

location. No matter what character length is specified it

will be used as the column name if the parameter is

specified as a column in a database. Refer to chapter 20

Database (option) for more information on setting

VARS, REGS and ID"s as column headings.

Naming VARS (P680-P689)

P680. - - Var#0