Fairbanks NexWeigh User Manual

51216 © 2009 - 2014 by Fairbanks Scales, Inc. Revision 6 -- 04/14 All rights reserved NexWeigh Weight Instrument Operator’s Manual

04/14 10 51216 -- Rev. 6 Section 2: Service Policy Information 2.1. GENERAL SERVICE POLICY Prior to installation, always verify

Section 2: Service Policy Information 04/14 11 51216 -- Rev. 6 2.2. CONFERRING WITH OUR CLIENT • The technician must be prepa

Section 2: Service Policy Information 04/14 12 51216 -- Rev. 6 2.2.1. Service Technician’s Responsibilities • All electronic

04/14 13 51216 -- Rev. 6 Section 3: Installation 3.1. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION 1. Review the pre-Installation checklist. 2. Speak

Section 3: Installation 04/14 14 51216 -- Rev. 6 3.1.2. Unpacking Follow these guidelines when unpacking all equipment: • Check

Section 3: Installation 04/14 15 51216 -- Rev. 6   IMPORTANT INSTALLATION NOTICE   • All load cells, load cell

Section 3: Installation 04/14 16 51216 -- Rev. 6 3.2. MOUNTING AND WIRING THE INSTRUMENT 3.2.1. Basic Installation Steps The

Section 3: Installation 04/14 17 51216 -- Rev. 6 3.2.2. Connecting to the Load Cells Connect the platform interface cable w

Section 3: Installation 04/14 18 51216 -- Rev. 6 3.2.3. Remote switches The NexWeigh has three available remote switch inputs.

04/14 19 51216 -- Rev. 6 Section 4: Programming Configuration 4.1. OVERALL STEPS Follow these steps to program the NexWeigh Inst

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 20 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.3. KEYPAD FUNCTIONS, PROGRAMMING MODE. This chart shows what ac

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 21 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5. PROGRAMMING STEPS 4.5.1. Setup Menu 1. Press and hold the

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 22 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.1. Setup Menu, Continued Port 1: Programming Port 1: The displ

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 23 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.1. Setup Menu, Continued oPti: Include time data with transmi

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 24 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.1. Setup Menu, Continued bAud: Programming Port 2 baud rate:

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 25 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.1. Setup Menu, Continued Int: Display brightness setting: Th

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 26 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.2. Configuration Menu, Continued UnitS: Programming the scal

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 27 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.2. Configuration Menu, Continued CuSt: Custom units. The di

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 28 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.2. Configuration Menu, Continued O.r: Programming the zero r

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 29 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.2. Configuration Menu, Continued tArE: Programming the tare

04/14 3 51216 -- Rev. 6 Amendment Record NEXWEIGH INSTRUMENT Document 51216 Manufactured by Fairbanks Scales Inc. 821 Locust

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 30 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.2. Configuration Menu, Continued d rAtE: Programming the dis

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 31 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.3. APP Menu 7. Press and hold the PROGRAM/ENTER key or press

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 32 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.3. APP Menu, Continued AOut: Autoprint and autoaccumulate ou

Section 4: Programming Configuration 04/14 33 51216 -- Rev. 6 4.5.4. 4-20mA output setup Introduction The 4-20mA analog output

04/14 34 51216 -- Rev. 6 Section 5: Serial I/O 5.1. INTRODUCTION The NexWeigh Instrument is equipped with two (2) serial outpu

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 35 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.3. PRINT DATA STRINGS Serial Data String – Demand Mode: Gross <WWWWWWW&

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 36 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4. PRINTERS 5.4.1. 3550 Tape Printer The NexWeigh should be programmed for

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 37 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.2. TM-U295 Ticket Printer The NexWeigh should be programmed for Port 1 Outp

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 38 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.3. TM-U590 Ticket Printer The NexWeigh should be programmed for Port 1 Outp

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 39 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.4. Okidata 186T Form Printer The NexWeigh should be programmed for Port 1 O

04/14 4 51216 -- Rev. 6 Disclaimer Every effort has been made to provide complete and accurate inf

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 40 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.4. Okidata 186T Form Printer, Continued Printed menu’s changes per Printer E

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 41 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.4. Okidata 186T Form Printer, Continued Serial PCB Assy Switch Settings: (SW

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 42 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.4. Okidata 186T Form Printer, Continued (SW2) (** indicates typical Fairban

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 43 51216 -- Rev. 6 SELEXITPOWERSHIFTALARMLFGROUPMicro FeedDownFF/LOADMicro FeedUpITEMMENUTEARSETPARKP

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 44 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.5. Okidata 420 Form Printer, Continued (GROUP) (ITEM)

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 45 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.5. Okidata 420 Form Printer, Continued Set-Up Graphics

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 46 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.6. Remote display The NexWeigh can be connected to a 1600 Series remote disp

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 47 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions Commands are received and handle

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 48 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued f) Gross mode Definit

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 49 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued k) Recall Settings De

04/14 5 51216 -- Rev. 6 Table of Contents SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION ...

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 50 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued p) Set Units of Recor

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 51 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued u) Set Weight Display

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 52 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued z) Set Flush Filter B

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 53 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued ff) Set Primary Grads

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 54 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued kk) Set Date Definiti

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 55 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued qq) Set Output Time E

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 56 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.4.8. NexWeigh Serial Commands and Definitions, Continued vv) Set 4 to 20 ma D

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 57 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.5. CONFIGURING THE ETHERNET INTERFACE The NexWeigh Ethernet Interface utilizes

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 58 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.5.4. Assigning an IP Address and Network Class 1. Click the Start button on t

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 59 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.5.4. Assigning an IP Address and Network Class, Continued 5. Enter the IP add

Table of Contents 04/14 6 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.5. Configuring the Ethernet Interface ...

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 60 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.5.6. Configuration 1. Double-click the unit in the list. ─ This displays de

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 61 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.5.7. LEDs / Troubleshooting, continued

Section 5: Serial I/O 04/14 62 51216 -- Rev. 6 5.5.8. Device Server COM Port Settings Listed below are the default COM Port set

04/14 63 51216 -- Rev. 6 Section 6: Operations 6.1. BASIC SCALE OPERATIONS Upon power up the Instrument performs a warm-up cycle

Section 6: Operations 04/14 64 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3. INSTRUMENT WEIGHING FUNCTIONS 6.3.1. Basic Weighing Ensure platform is emp

Section 6: Operations 04/14 65 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.5. Weight Accumulation A. Starting Accumulation mode. 1. If instrument is

Section 6: Operations 04/14 66 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.5. Weight Accumulation, Continued C. Port 1 set to Auto and Aout set to no.

Section 6: Operations 04/14 67 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.5. Weight Accumulation, Continued E. Port 1 set to button and Aout set to n

Section 6: Operations 04/14 68 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.5. Weight Accumulation, Continued G. Clearing Accumulated Weight and Total.

Section 6: Operations 04/14 69 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.5. Weight Accumulation, Continued J. Accumulation Notes. 1. No units switc

04/14 7 51216 -- Rev. 6 Section 1: General Information 1.1. INTRODUCTION The NexWeigh Series Instrument is designed for light

Section 6: Operations 04/14 70 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.5. Weight Accumulation, Continued 2. The display will now freeze on the lar

Section 6: Operations 04/14 71 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.7. Check Weighing, Continued 7. Press OVER/UNDER/NEXT to toggle between n

Section 6: Operations 04/14 72 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.7. Check Weighing, Continued 16. The entire UNDER bar graph and the first s

Section 6: Operations 04/14 73 51216 -- Rev. 6 6.3.7. Check Weighing, Continued 22. The entire UNDER bar graph and the first s

04/14 74 51216 -- Rev. 6 Section 7: Scale Maintenance 7.1. EXPANDED DISPLAY MODE. The NexWeigh can be placed in expanded resolut

04/14 75 51216 -- Rev. 6 Appendix I: Keypad reference TB3 connections to keypad shown below.

04/14 76 51216 -- Rev. 6 Appendix II: ECOLAB Instrument Sanitation A. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS  When using potentially harmful clean

Appendix II: Ecolab Sanitation 04/14 77 51216 -- Rev. 6 B. SANITATION PROCEDURES, CONTINUED 8. Rinse all surfaces and scale pl

04/14 78 51216 -- Rev. 6 Appendix III: Data Output Strings A. POLL MODE: Gross <WWWWWWW> <SP> <lb><SP&

Appendix III 04/14 79 51216 -- Rev. 6 B. CONTINUOUS MODE: Gross (Stable) <WWWWWWW> <SP> <lb><SP><GR

Section1: General Information 04/14 8 51216 -- Rev. 6 1.2. SPECIFICATIONS FEATURE DESCRIPTION Display •••• 1.25” Segmented L

NexWeigh Instrument OPERATORS MANUAL DOCUMENT 51216 Manufactured by Fairbanks Scales, Inc. 821 Locust Street Kansas City, MO 64106 www.fairban

Section1: General Information 04/14 9 51216 -- Rev. 6 1.3. ETHERNET SPECIFICICATIONS FEATURE DESCRIPTION Models with Ethernet