9750a – Rice Lake MSI-9750A CellScale RF Portable Indicator User Manual

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9750A

HANDHELD RF REMOTE INDICATOR for

ELL

CALE

SETUP SELECT MENU

1 Function Keys

2 Set Points

3 System

4 Password Locks

5 Display Preview

6 Total

7 MORE 1/2

COMM PORT 2

1 Enter/Edit Strings

2 Output Interval

3 Control Settings

4 Serial Settings

5 Motion Check ON

6 Data Logging

SETUP SELECT MENU

1 Channel & Calibrate

2 Display

3 RF Modem

4 Comm 2 & Strings

5 Product ID Codes

6 Tare

7 MORE 2/2

BAUD RATE

1 3ØØ 8 19.2k

2 6ØØ 9 28.8k

3 12ШШ Ш 38.4k

4 24ØØ F1 57.6k

5 48ØØ F2 76.8k

6 96ØØ F3 115.2k

7 14.4k F4 23Ø.4k

2 Data Bits 7

2 Data Bits 8

HANDSHAKING

1 Hardware DCE

2 Hardware DTE

3 Hardware RTR/CTS

4 None

5 Software XON/XOFF

MODE

1 Duplex

2 Listen

3 Off

4 Talk

Text Editing

Screen. See

general text

editing

section.

INTERVAL MILLISECOND

ESC exits no change

ENTER saves value

Ø-9 replaces value

5Ø

min = Ø, max = 95Ø

^ incs, v decs digit

Shortcut

TRIGGER PRINT ON

-Current Mode-

1 Total

2 Set Point 1 (SP1)

3 Set Point 2 (SP2)

4 SP1 And SP2

5 SP1 Or SP2

6 MORE 2/2

TRIGGER PRINT ON

-Current Mode-

1 Continuously

2 Send/Print Key

3 Comm 2 CTS

4 Weight Change

5 Stable Load

6 MORE 1/2

COMM 1 STRINGS

1 Data Out String

2 End of Line

3 Start of Line

4 Wait Character

5 Aux String

6 Ack String

7 Overload String

OUTPUT INTERVAL

Print Once on Trig

1 Milliseconds

2 Seconds

3 Minutes

4 Hours

5 Days

CLR = Print Once

SERIAL SETTINGS

1 Baud Rate 96ØØ

2 Data Bits 8

3 Parity NONE

4 Handshake NONE

5 Mode DUPLEX

6 Setup Settings Dump

5 Motion Check OFF

5 Motion Check ON

DATA LOGGING

1 Output Memory 1

2 Output Memory 2

3 Abort Output

4 Erase Memory 1 XX%

5 Erase Memory 2 XX%

6 FKey to Memory 1

7 AutoPrint to Mem 1

AUTO PRINT TO MEMORY

1 Print to Memory 1

2 Print to Memory 2

3 Auto Log Msg OFF

4 Auto Clr IDStr1 OFF

5 Auto Clr IDStr2 OFF

6 Bar1 OFF 8 Bar3 OFF

7 Bar2 OFF 9 Bar4 OFF

3 Parity EVEN

3 Parity NONE

3 Parity ODD

1-5 Key

1 Key shown

for example

NET/GROSS

B/G

COMM 1 STRINGS

OUTPUT INTERVAL

TRIGGER PRINT ON

SERIAL SETTINGS

DATA LOGGING

COMM PORT 2

SETUP SELECT MENU

INTERVAL MILLISECONDS

BAUD RATE

HANDSHAKING

MODE

AUTO PRINT TO MEMORY

SETUP SELECT MENU

ESC

SETUP

SEND/PRINT

for software handshaking commonly used in communicating with computers. Use “Hardware DCE”

[2]

for interfacing with

devices with an RTS output and CTS input. Use “Hardware DTE”

[3]

if the 9750A must produce RTS as an output and CTS

as an input. “Hardware RTR/CTS”

[4]

protocol provides a symmetrical interface. When a device is ready to receive data, i.e.,

there is no unread data in the serial port receive register, the device asserts the RTR signal. A device does not begin transmitting

data until the CTS signal is asserted. Use NONE

[1]

(default) for situations where no handshaking is required or possible. It is

recommended that hardware handshaking is used for all high baud rate applications (>19200 Baud).

[3]

TRIGGER PRINT ON: The

“Trigger Print On’ menu designates

the condition that causes the 9750A

to output data. The Send / Print key

will always work unless speciﬁ -

cally locked out or the function key

is reassigned. When the designated

trigger condition occurs, the print

string speciﬁ ed in the “Data Out

String” will be output on Comm 1. If

the “Motion Check” parameter is set

to “ON”, the weight must be stable

before the 9750A will output data.

If a valid trigger occurs, the 9750A

will wait for the next settled (out of

Motion) reading before it will output

data. See descriptions of the Trigger

Print modes in the “Trigger Print”

section above.

[4]

SERIAL SETTINGS: The

Serial Settings menu is used to set

standard Comm Port parameters.

See “To Set The Baud Rate” for an

example of how to use these setting

menus.

STOP BITS: Stop Bits are not changeable and
set to 1.

1) BAUD RATE: Standard Baud

Rates available are 300, 600,

1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400,

19200, 28800, 38400, 57600,

76800, 115200, and 230400. The

9750A defaults to 9600 Baud.

2) DATA BITS: Either 7 or 8 Data

Bits can be set. If 7 bit mode is

set, Data Characters above 127dec

cannot be sent or received. The

default is 8 bits.

3) PARITY: Parity mode is NONE

Parity, EVEN or ODD. The

9750A defaults to “NO Parity”.

4) HANDSHAKE: Comm Port

Handshaking is set in this menu.

Use “Software XON/XOFF”

[5]

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