Intercomp Tension Link TL6000 - Print; Units; SET P1, SET P2, Audio Alarm (Optional)

TL6000, Users
Rev L, June 2008
Page 8 of 22
Press the MODE key to sequentially toggle through the modes. To edit a mode
press and hold the MODE key until the display changes. The value can be
changed by using the arrow keys:
↑
MODE
↓
TARE
←
PEAK
→
ZERO
Please see the information below for specific instructions on editing each mode.
To save the information you edited, press and hold the MODE key until the
display reads ‘Save’. The TL6000 will then return to normal measurement mode.
PRINT
This feature allows the net weight to be printed. See “Serial Output”
section for more information.
To print ticket:
Press the MODE key until the display reads “Print
PrintPrint
Print”. Press and hold the
MODE key until the display reads “Print
PrintPrint
Print” again. The net weight will be
printed and the remote returns to normal operating mode.
UNITS
Measurements can be taken in 6 different units: lb (pound), kg (kilogram),
daN (DakaNewton), N (Newton), ton (English ton), kg x1000 (Metric ton).
Changing Units
Press the mode key twice until the display reads ‘Units
UnitsUnits
Units’. Press and hold
the MODE key until it reads ‘Uedit
UeditUedit
Uedit’. Press the left and right keys (PEAK
and ZERO) to toggle through the units of measurement. The current unit
is displayed on the bottom of the LCD. To save the unit you want to
operate in press and hold the MODE key until it reads ‘Save
SaveSave
Save’. The TL6000
will return to measurement mode.
Notes: If you change the units while a tare is set, the tare will be erased.
Changing units can affect the set points. If you are using the set
points, be sure to check them after changing units.
SET P1, SET P2, Audio Alarm (optional)
When the weight displayed is equal to or greater than the set point, the
corresponding indicator is displayed on the LCD. The set point indicators
are the ‘S1’ and ‘S2’ icons located at the lower left corner of the display.
Changing units can affect the set points. If you are using the set points,
be sure to re-set them after changing units. There are set point output
signals which can be utilized by using the connector located on the side of
the TL6000. When Set Point #1 is reached, a logic ‘high’ will be present
on pin 1 of the connector. When Set Point #2 is reached, a logic ‘high’ will
be present on pin 2 of the connector.