Rice Lake 120 Plus Digital Weight Indicator - Manual (Page 40)

36 120Plus Digital Weight Indicator Technical Manual
8.0 Appendix
8.1 Appendix A Electronic Data Processing Commands EDP
The EDP port and commands may be used to set indicator parameters, retrieve indicator parameters, and set print
formats.
To set parameter values, enter the corresponding EDP commands from the terminal. In order to set the parameter
values, use the following format:
“Command=Parameter Value"
For example: To set GRADS (graduations) to 5000, do the following:
grads=5000 (Press "Enter" on the keyboard)
OK
OK: Indicates the setting was valid.
To retrieve parameter values, send the parameter name. For example: To retrieve the GRADS (graduations) value,
do the following:
grads (Press "Enter" on the keyboard)
5000
The value of GRADS is returned as 5000.
If an unknown command is sent, or a known command is sent, but an attempt is made to set it to an incorrect value,
the indicator will respond with double question marks (??).
8.1.1 General Commands
Command Function
DUMPALL List all parameter values
VERSION Show 120 Plus software version "120 Plus X.xx"
P Show currently displayed weight with single letter unit (L for pounds, K for kilograms)
ZZ Return current displayed weight with unit Format: swwwwwww uu zzz
s: positive " ", negative "-"
wwwwwww: currently displayed weight value - - - - - - - (overload), :::::: (underrange)
uu: currently displayed unit
zzz: annunciator status value
1: lb on Annunciator 2: kg on Annunciator
4: oz on Annunciator 8: g on Annunciator
16: Hold on Annunciator 32: Net on Annunciator
64: Center of zero on Annunciator 128: Standstill on Annunciator
For example, if the annunciator status value returned with the ZZ command is 145, the
gross, standstill, and lb annunciators are lit: 145 represents the sum of the values for the
standstill annunciator, gross mode annunciator, and the lb/primary units annunciator.
BAT Battery voltage and charging current
ADS A/D converter memory map
IO List status of digital input (Remote Switch) and output (Set Point)
Table 8-1. General Commands
0 0 0 0 0
OUT2
OUT1 RSW3
RSW2
RSW1