Industrial Data Systems IDS Scale Basic - Manual (Page 37)

Scale Basic 4.2E Reference
Flags 10 -16
Purpose: Enables control of status LEDs on display panel (Gross, Net, Motion. Zero, Lb, Kg)
Remarks: Flag 10 is used to allow turning on and off the status LED displays, flags 11-16.
Example: Use the F1 & F2 keys to toggle on and off the all the displays. Individual LEDs could
be used to show an over under or between status, high or low status as a bar graph or
to emulate a masters display in a master/ slave network.
Set CFG 57 to 1. F1 key will execute user Fn 1, turn on all LEDs.
Set CFG 58 to 2. F2 key will execute user Fn 2, turn off all LEDs.
Fn. 1:
Flag on, 10 Enable LED control flag 10
Flag on, 11 Flag on, 11 = Gross LED on
Flag on, 12 Flag on, 12 = Net LED on
Flag on, 13 Flag on, 13 = Motion LED on
Flag on, 14 Flag on, 14 = Zero LED on
Flag on, 15 Flag on, 15 = Lb LED on
Flag on, 16 Flag on, 16 = Kg LED on
Display, Gross Display the gross weight
Fn. 2: All off Turns all flags to false and off.
NOTE: The all off instruction turns off all flags, setpoints & timers, one may use
the ( flag off, 10 thru 16 for individual control of each LED ).
Input 1..6 61…66
Purpose: true if TTL input is idle (TTL high)
Remarks: the TTL inputs are normally high. They are often used to detect a switch closure
which connects the TTL input to Ground (TTL low). The TTL inputs use negative logic!
Example: If, Input5 test for input 5 idle
If not, Input5 test for input 5 ON
Ktare / Wtare 112 / 113
Purpose: true if the tare register data was entered from the keyboard (Ktare) or read from the
scale (Wtare).
Minus 102
Purpose: true if previous calculation result was negative.
Motion 107
Purpose: true if the scale is in motion.