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Verify package contents and inspect for damage upon delivery.
Identify the ACT350 model number and its configuration details from the data plate.
Details on factory-configured PLC interface options like PROFIBUS DP, EtherNet/IP, and PROFINET IO.
Specifications for the physical size and enclosure dimensions of the ACT350 transmitter.
Description of the ACT350 front panel layout, including display, keys, and indicators.
Explanation of the status indicated by the SCL, PWR, NW, and DEV LEDs for normal operation and errors.
Accessing and displaying transmitter information such as model, serial number, firmware, and network settings.
Steps for adjusting the transmitter's display for accurate weight readings using zero and span calibration.
Procedures for resetting transmitter settings to factory defaults or specific configuration data.
Guidelines for mounting the ACT350 transmitter onto a standard DIN rail.
Key electrical connection types including power, fieldbus, and analog scale interfaces.
Explanation of the functions controlled by DIP switches 1 and 2 for Legal for Trade and reset operations.
Requirements for setting the transmitter to legal for trade mode, including DIP switch settings and sealing.
Details on the external DC power input voltage range and current/power consumption for the ACT350.
Introduction to the Standard Automation Interface (SAI) protocol for data exchange with automation systems.
Steps to diagnose and resolve problems when the ACT350 does not communicate with a PLC.
Introduction to the PC tool for configuring, saving, and upgrading the ACT350 transmitter.
Instructions for installing the Setup+ software and accessing its user guide.
Steps for setting up the ACT350 webserver and configuring the PC for access.
Procedure for determining and applying the GEO code during initial scale calibration.
Method for adjusting calibration when reinstalling the transmitter at a different geographic location.
Specific electrical connection requirements for the Trigger Weight application.
A typical system example illustrating the Trigger Weight mode operation.
Steps for calibrating the ACT350 for the Trigger Weight application.
Setting up parameters like scale speed, object length, and digital inputs for Trigger Weight mode.
List and explanation of VA commands used for configuring and reading Trigger Weight application data.
General| Housing Material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP65 |
| Measurement Principle | Strain Gauge |
| Internal Resolution | 24 bit |
| Communication Interfaces | Ethernet/IP, PROFINET, PROFIBUS DP, Modbus TCP |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -10 °C to +40 °C (14 °F to 104 °F) |
| Output Signal | Digital |
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