Sewha SI 410 - User Manual

Digital Weighing Indicator
SI 410
User Manual
Ver 2.0 2017.04.05

Summary

BEFORE INSTALLATION

Caution; Warning Marks

Marks indicating potential death or serious injury.

INTRODUCTION

2-2. Cautions

Important safety precautions for using the indicator.

SPECIFICATION

3-1. Specification

Detailed technical specifications of the SI 410 indicator.

Rear Panel Overview

3-4. Rear Panel

Diagram and explanation of the rear panel connections.

INSTALLATION GUIDE

Load Cell Installation Procedures

4-3. Load cell Installation

Instructions and precautions for connecting load cells.

SET-UP MODE

5-1. Set-up mode

Accessing and navigating the setup menu.

5-1-1. How to enter Set-up mode

Step-by-step guide to access the setup menu.

CALIBRATION MODES OVERVIEW

5-2. Test Weight Calibration Mode (Using test weight)

Adjusting weight balance using test weights.

5-2-1. Calibration

Process of adjusting weight balance using test weights.

TEST WEIGHT CALIBRATION

5-2-2. Start Test Weight Calibration Mode

Steps to initiate the test weight calibration process.

5-2-3. Setting “Capacity of weighing Scale”

How to set the maximum weighing capacity.

SPAN VALUE CALCULATION

5-2-6. Calculating span value

Steps to calculate the span value for calibration.

CALIBRATION COMPLETION

Span value calculation

Process of calculating the span value during calibration.

SIMULATION CALIBRATION MODE

5-3. Simulation Calibration Mode (Calibrate without Test weight)

Calibrating without test weights using load cell capacity.

5-3-1. Simulation Calibration Mode Start

Steps to start the simulation calibration process.

SIMULATION CALIBRATION CONFIGURATION

5-3-2. Setting Capacity of Load Cell

Setting the capacity of the connected load cell.

5-3-3. Decimal point and division setting

SIMULATION CALIBRATION STEPS

5-3-5. Inputting Max Output (Rated Output Voltage; mV)

Inputting the load cell's rated output voltage.

CALIBRATION ERROR TROUBLESHOOTING

Error handling during calibration

Information on calibration errors and troubleshooting.

F-FUNCTION SETTING GUIDE

5-4. F-FUNCTION Setting

Guide to setting various F-Functions in the indicator.

5-4-1. F-FUNCTION Setting

Step-by-step guide to setting F-Functions.

F-FUNCTION LIST

5-4-2. F-Function List

Comprehensive list of F-Functions and their definitions.

F-Function List (Continued)

Continuation of the F-Function list.

WEIGHING MODES

Weighing mode 1. - Limit mode (A Dry contact)

Weighing mode 2. - Limit mode (B Dry contact)

Weighing mode 3. - Checker mode 1.

Weighing mode 4. - Checker mode 2.

Weighing mode 5. - Random Packer mode

Weighing mode 6. - Accumulation mode 1.

Weighing mode 7. - Accumulation mode 2.

HIDDEN FUNCTION ACCESS

5-4-3. Hidden Function

Accessing and using hidden functions.

Password Setting (4 digit)

Analog Output Use Setting

Minimum Analog Output Setting

HIDDEN FUNCTION SETTINGS

Maximum Analog Output Setting

SubNet Mask Check; Modification (Continued)

ETHERNET Port Number Check; Modification

Near Zero value Check; Modification

Simulation calibration Setting

Factory Reset

Server Ip Address Check and modification

Ip Address Check; Modification

Ethernet Card Mode

GateWay Check; Modification

SubNet Mask Check; Modification

SET POINT VALUE INPUT

5-5. Set Point value input (SP1~SP4)

How to input Set Point values.

TEST MODES OVERVIEW

5-6. Test Mode

Accessing and using the test modes.

DIAGNOSTIC TEST PROCEDURES

5-6-1. Analog value Chcek

5-6-2. Analog Deviation Check Mode

ANALOG OUTPUT DIAGNOSTIC TEST

5-6-7 Analog Output (4~20 mA, 0~10 V) Check Mode

INTERFACE OPTIONS

6-1. Serial Interface

6-1-1. Main Serial Interface

Details on the main RS-232 serial interface.

SERIAL INTERFACE CONFIGURATION

RS - 422 Interface

RS - 485 Interface

DATA FORMATS

6-1-3. Data Format

COMMAND MODE AND READ COMMANDS

6-1-4. Command Mode

6-1-5. Read Command

List of commands to read data from the indicator.

WRITE COMMANDS

6-1-6. Write Command

List of commands to write data to the indicator.

COMMAND DETAILS (F-FUNCTION 202;212-01)

6-1-7. Read COMMAND for SI410 (Under F-function 202;212-01)

Details of read commands for F-function 202/212-01.

6-1-8. Write COMMAND for SI410 (Under F-function 202;212-01)

Details of write commands for F-function 202/212-01.

COMMAND DETAILS (CONTINUED)

Read COMMAND (Continued)

Continuation of read command details.

Write COMMAND (Continued)

Continuation of write command details.

COMMAND DETAILS (F-FUNCTION 202;212-2)

6-1-9. Read COMMAND (F-function 202;212-2)

Details of read commands for F-function 202/212-2.

6-1-10. Write COMMAND (F-function 202;212-2)

Details of write commands for F-function 202/212-2.

MODBUS MEMORY MAP

6-1-9. Modbus Memory Map

Overview of the Modbus memory map.

INPUT;OUTPUT INTERFACE DETAILS

6-2. External input

6-3. Relay output

CURRENT LOOP INTERFACE DETAILS

6-4. Current loop

ANALOG OUTPUT (4-20 mA) INTERFACE

6-5. Analogue I-Output Interface: 4~20 mA

Details on the 4-20mA analog output interface.

6-5-1. Specification

Specifications for the 4-20mA analog output.

6-5-3. Output Adjustment

ANALOG OUTPUT (0-10 V) INTERFACE

6-6 Analog V-Output Interface: 0~10 V

Details on the 0-10V analog output interface.

6-6-1. Specification

Specifications for the 0-10V analog output.

6-6-3. Output Adjustment

ETHERNET AND SD CARD OPTIONS

6-11. Ethernet card

6-12. SD Option Card

ERROR AND TREATMENT GUIDE

7-1. Load Cell Installation

Troubleshooting errors related to load cell installation.

CALIBRATION ERROR TROUBLESHOOTING

7-2. Calibration Process

Troubleshooting calibration errors.

DIGITAL WEIGHING INDICATOR ERROR CODES

7-3. Digital Weighing Indicator

Troubleshooting common display errors.

Sewha SI 410 Specifications

General

Brand	Sewha
Model	SI 410
Category	Accessories
Language	English