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General| Touchscreen | No |
|---|---|
| Communication Interfaces | Ethernet, RS-232, USB |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20 °C to 60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F) |
| Humidity | Max. 90% non-condensing |
Provides an overview of the IND570 terminal, including its features and capabilities.
Details the technical specifications of the IND570 weighing terminal, including enclosure, dimensions, and power requirements.
Explains how to identify the IND570 model number and its components.
Provides physical dimensions for panel mount and harsh environment enclosures.
Lists and describes the available hardware and software options for the IND570 terminal.
Describes the IND570 terminal's display layout and front panel keys.
Provides information about navigation, basic features, functions, and user notifications of the IND570 terminal.
Explains the four levels of user security and how to manage user accounts and access.
Details how to operate the terminal, including key names, commands, and examples.
Describes the Human Machine Interface, including navigation keys, softkeys, and alphanumeric keypad.
Explains how to enter data, including numeric entry, alpha entry, and special characters.
Covers essential functions like Zero, Tare, Printing, Totalization, and Unit Switching.
Details error classification, logs, information recall, and service options for troubleshooting.
Describes how to access the terminal's setup mode, including login procedures.
Explains the structure of the setup menu, including branches, sub-branches, and leaf nodes.
Summarizes the five major branches of the setup menu: Scale, Application, Terminal, Communication, and Maintenance.
Details scale configuration parameters, including scale types like Analog, IDNet, SICSpro, and POWERCELL.
Covers configuration of setup screens for specific terminal applications like Target, Comparators, and ID.
Details configuration screens for terminal settings such as Device, Display, Region, Users, Softkeys, and Reset.
Describes configuration of communication functions including Ethernet, USB, Templates, Input, Output, and Serial ports.
Covers maintenance setup for Change Log, Maintenance Log, Error Log, Calibration Management, and Test Manager GWP.
Explains how to configure automatic tare and automatic print for streamlined operations.
Details how to set up printing to a USB drive for daily data collection.
Describes how to configure and use comparators for simple targets and discrete outputs.
Explains how to configure ID sequences for guiding operator actions and data entry.
Describes how to access and view terminal status, system information, and metrology recall data.
Explains how to configure the IND570 as a remote display using serial or Ethernet communication.
Details how to configure settings for simple filling tasks, including target parameters and SmartTrac display.
Provides instructions for cleaning the IND570 terminal and general maintenance precautions.
Outlines service requirements, contact information, and recommended preventative maintenance.
Explains how to enable and configure the automatic screen saver for display clarity.
Details how to back up and restore terminal data using a USB flash drive.
Provides instructions and warnings for upgrading the IND570 terminal's firmware via USB.
Offers guidance on identifying and resolving performance issues and problems.
Describes the built-in web server utility for examining terminal operation and installed options.
Details changes in the Web Server Interface for the POWERCELL version of the IND570.
Lists parts for the IND570 harsh enclosure, including front covers and keyboard assemblies.
Lists parts for the IND570 panel-mount enclosure, including mounting brackets and covers.
Details miscellaneous parts such as hardware kits and connector kits.
Lists optional accessories like mounting brackets, adapters, and sealing kits.
Lists available software applications such as TaskExpert, COM-570, and Fill-570.
Lists factory default settings and required security levels for IND570 setup parameters.
Details default security levels for accessing functions and applications via softkeys.
Provides default template structures for output data formatting.
Describes the Alibi memory structure, records, and viewing procedures.
Details the Tare Table and Target Table structures, including fields and recall methods.
Explains the Change Log, Maintenance Log, Error Log, and GWP Log file structures.
Describes the POWERCELL Performance Log file structure and data fields.
Provides instructions on how to reset log files manually or via Master Reset.
Describes serial, Ethernet, and USB interfaces for data transfer and connection.
Outlines possible connection assignments by port, including COM, Ethernet, and USB.
Details ASCII input configuration, including preamble, data length, and termination characters.
Explains how to define custom data strings for transmission using demand or continuous output.
Describes standard and extended continuous output formats, including status bytes and data fields.
Details MT-SICS commands and responses for device control and data retrieval.
Explains how to expand discrete I/O control to remote ARM100 devices via RS-485.
Covers configuring report structures for tables, data logs, and test results.
Describes accessing shared data variables via COM1 serial or Ethernet ports.
Procedure for determining and entering the GEO code for original site calibration.
Steps for adjusting GEO code for new locations without full recalibration.
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