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General| Category | Industrial Scales |
|---|---|
| Model Series | IND690 |
| Platform Size | Various sizes available (depending on model) |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Display | LCD with backlight |
| Power Supply | AC power or battery (depending on model) |
| Communication Interfaces | RS232, Ethernet, USB |
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Legal for Trade | Yes |
| Applications | Weighing, counting, checkweighing, filling |
| Enclosure | Stainless steel or painted steel |
| Approval | NTEP, OIML (depending on model) |
| Operating Temperature | -10 °C to +40 °C |
Details different unit versions and interface capabilities of the weighing terminals.
Describes the CD content and other documentation available for the weighing system.
Outlines essential safety measures for servicing IND690/IND690xx terminals, including electrical hazards.
Specific safety guidelines for the explosion-protected IND690xx model in hazardous areas.
Covers modifications, repairs, cable glands, and external device connections for Ex devices.
Details conditions and requirements for installing and retrofitting weighing systems in hazardous zones.
Safety measures during operation, static electricity prevention, and handling damaged terminals.
Safety precautions before performing maintenance work, including power disconnection.
Specifies requirements for service technicians and handling of devices in hazardous zones.
Exploded view diagram for the desk unit, identifying components.
Exploded view diagram for the panel unit, detailing its components.
Comprehensive list of spare parts with item numbers, designations, and order numbers.
Illustrates interface modules for the panel unit and their hardware connections.
Provides a checklist for visual inspection and function checks during maintenance.
Steps for performing a service check on the terminal and weighing platform.
Explains how operating errors are displayed on the terminal.
Details required voltages on the power-supply unit boards and main PCB for troubleshooting.
Specifies required voltages on the display board connector.
Lists voltage requirements for the IDNet-690 interface module.
A table listing common faults, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Step-by-step instructions for safely opening the desk and panel units for repair.
Detailed procedure for replacing the display module on both desk and panel units.
Instructions for replacing the cover on desk and panel units, including notes on sealing rings.
Specific steps for replacing the cover on the IND690 Desk unit.
Specific steps for replacing the cover on the IND690 Panel unit.
Procedures for removing, replacing the fuse, and replacing the power supply unit.
Steps for removing and installing the main board, including interface modules and EPROMs.
Procedures for closing the desk and panel units after repair.
Instructions on how to activate the service mode and the available selection options.
Overview of functions available in service mode, including software loading and settings.
Describes how to select and configure weighing platform settings within service mode.
Explains the selection and enabling of the MinWeigh function for scales.
Instructions for activating the terminal test function.
Details the process of updating the terminal's software via a serial port.
How to save or load customer-specific settings using a computer.
Explains how to reset all parameters to factory default settings.
Procedures for marking and sealing calibrated weighing systems for desk units.
Steps for mounting the ID card on new IDNet weighing platforms.
Instructions for applying the Max-Min sticker to the terminal.
Adapting old IDNet weighing platforms for use with IND690/IND690xx.
Procedures for marking analog weighing platforms, both METTLER TOLEDO and others.
Describes marking procedures for the IND690/IND690xx panel unit using stickers.
How the terminal recognizes and assigns numbers to connected weighing platforms.
Information on connecting up to 9 interface devices and their load limits.
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