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but this also RESETS the coil and can reactivate the circuit. Please be aware of
this when making connections.
Printer Port Connections:
If the printer option is selected, the connection location is at TB13. When
connecting an RS 232 printer, the connection is as follows: At TB 13, #1 =
Transmit, and #3 = Return.
When connecting an RS 485 printer, the connection is as follows: At TB 13, #1 =
Receive+, #2 = Receive - , #3 = Shield, #4 = Transmit - , #5 = Transmit+.
After these connections have been made, double check to be sure that the
correct wires are connected in the correct location to prevent electrical damage
to the scale and its components.
Now you are ready to plug the Model 1099™ indicator into the wall power supply
source. When you plug in the indicator, you will see the LED display show a
number, and the LCD display flash a message of the version number of the
software, then it will show a reading “SCALE X (UNIT) NET WEIGHT”. In
order to view the other channels (if activated) press the <SCALE SELECT> key.
IV. General Operation Keys:
The following instructions are IMPORTANT FOR THE GENERAL OPERATION
OF THE MODEL 1099™. These are general rules that apply to the navigation of
the menus and sub-menus. The term: COMMON DISPLAY SCREEN refers to
the screen that you see upon start-up. It is the screen that says Total, or Scale
X (where x represents a channel number between 1-4) “Net Weight”. This
screen may always be returned to by pressing the Esc key from any menu, but
be aware that if you are making changes to any sub-menu that has not been
completed, and you press ESC, you will erase your most recent changes! Make
sure to “complete” a sub-menu by returning to the first screen of that sub-menu.
For example, the “first screen” of the Zero a Scale sub-menu shows the
following: “Zero A Scale <ENTER> “. Please refer to the Pro-Gram™ Guide for
a pictorial illustration of this concept. The Pro-Gram™ Guide makes this concept
very obvious. It is the best tool for helping you to navigate the options!
1. The ESC key is used to escape from any state (color code red on Pro-Gram™
Guide):
a. If in Operator’s Menu:
1] If in a sub-menu of the Operator’s menu, and ESC is pressed,
the changes of that specific sub-menu will be erased. The screen
will return to the head of that sub-menu first. Pressing ESC again
returns the user to the Common Display Screen.
2] If at the head of a sub-menu, changes are not discarded. User
will return to the Common Display Screen.
b. If in Set-up Menu:
1] If currently in the Set-up menu, at the head of a sub-menu,
return to the Operator’s menu screen that says “GO TO SETUP
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