Identifying Balancer Model and Software Version
Press and hold “Enter” key while turning on power.
The left weight digits display the balancer model as determined by the configuration
jumpers.
“910” Indicates a DSP9100 (No Dataset® arms).
“96d” Indicates a DSP9600-D (Inner Dataset® arm only).
“6dd” Indicates a DSP9600-DD (both Dataset® arms installed).
The software version number is shown on the right weight digits.
Changing Software (Replacing EPROM)
Must use a chip puller tool, 221-548-2 (or equivalent), to avoid damaging the socket.
Place the chip puller hooks in the slots at the upper right and lower left corners of the
socket, squeeze lightly and pull straight out.
Place new EPROM in the same orientation. Letters on the chip will be upside down
and the notched corner of the chip will be at the bottom right.
Lay the new chip FLAT AGAINST ALL FOUR SIDES OF THE SOCKET BEFORE
pushing straight down to seat the chip.
Hold the “Enter” key and turn on the power. Check the software revision number
displayed in the right weight digits.
Skip Inner Arm Calibration and Calibrate Outer Arm
Boot up normally. Outer arm must be installed.
Press Setup/Cal key to select arms calibration, then hold the Stop key and press
Enter to begin calibration.
Inner arm calibration will be skipped. Follow normal outer arm calibration steps.
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