What to do if MZ electronic Cash Counter shows overcurrent?
If your MZ electronic Cash Counter displays an overcurrent warning, it means the sensor is measuring current exceeding the set alarm value. First, check the electric system's operation. Then, you can reset the alarm by pressing any key.
How to fix MZ electronic EV-020 if sensor is not working?
If your MZ electronic Cash Counter displays a 'No Sensor' message, even when pressing the UP or DOWN keys, it indicates the instrument isn't receiving a signal from the magnetic sensor for more than 5 seconds. Here’s what you should do: * Check the sensor's electrical connections. * Verify the sensor is operating correctly; replace it if necessary. * Check the sensor and magnet position on the gipsy and their distance (3 mm). * Examine the operation of the electric installation or anchor windlass.
Why MZ electronic Cash Counter displays low voltage?
If your MZ electronic Cash Counter shows a 'Low Voltage' warning, it means the power supply voltage is below 10V. To resolve this, verify the battery charge or the operation of the electrics system.
What to do if MZ electronic Cash Counter shows low voltage?
If your MZ electronic Cash Counter displays a low voltage reading, it means the power supply voltage is lower than 10V. To resolve this, verify the battery charge or check the operation of the electrical system.
How to fix MZ electronic Cash Counter when it displays 'No Sensor'?
If your MZ electronic Cash Counter displays 'No Sensor', it indicates that the instrument isn't receiving a signal from the magnetic sensor for more than 5 seconds, even when the UP or DOWN keys are pressed. Here's what you can do: * Check the sensor's electrical connections. * Verify if the sensor is operating correctly; if not, replace it. * Check the position and distance (3 mm) between the sensor and magnet. * Examine the operation of the electrical installation or anchor windlass.
General| Brand | MZ electronic |
|---|---|
| Model | EV-020 |
| Category | Cash Counter |
| Language | English |
Attaching the magnetic sensor to the anchor windlass gipsy for accurate chain counting.
Steps for mounting the magnetic sensor on vertical shaft anchor windlasses.
Steps for mounting the magnetic sensor on horizontal shaft anchor windlasses.
Guidance on physically installing the chain counter unit and its associated components.
Details on electrical connections and the 6-pole rear connector pinout for the chain counter.
Procedure for initial power-on, understanding the main display, and key functions.
Accessing and navigating the primary configuration menu for the chain counter.
Configuration options related to chain measurement and units.
Setup for alarms, automatic functions, and default settings.
Adjustments for display contrast, backlight, and keyboard beep.
Options for selecting the user interface language.
Calibration steps for sensor detection, gipsy circumference, and factors.
Diagnostic checks for sensor, LCD, software version, and operating hours.
Instructions for using the ON, UP, and DOWN keys to control anchor ascent and descent.
Methods for resetting the chain measurement count via key combinations or menu.
Enabling and utilizing the automatic anchor lowering feature for convenience and safety.
Identifies common faults, their potential causes, and recommended corrective actions.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and duration of the product warranty.
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