Flintec II PC-BASED - Manual (Page 18)

FlintWeigh Technical Manual, Rev. 3.03 November 2011 Page 18 of 32
7.3. Scale with Standard Load Cells
Important: The sensor type already has been set to “LDU” (see Fig. 8.2; Register “Communication“).
If you have to configure a multi scale system, then select the wished scale no. ("1" or "2") within the weight
display (Fig. 7.1).
7.3.1. Define the Scale Parameters
Fig. 8.7 Register ”Calibration“
For sensor type “LDU“ and
single-interval scale
Selected scale
Sensor address:
Defines the address for the LDU (see table below for the factory settings) and enables
the LDU (by activating the check box besides the input field)
Note: The address in parentheses will be used for the second LDU, if two LDUs of the
same type will be used.
LDU-Typ Sensor address Comment
68.1 1 (2) Legal for trade
69.1 3 (4) Legal for trade
78.1 5 (6) Legal for trade (see chapter 4.4)
68.2 7 (8) Not approved
Scale type:
Setting Comment
Single-interval The scale has exactly one weighing range with a constant scale
interval
Multi-range The scale has 2 or 3 weighing ranges with different scale intervals. If
the current gros value of the measured weight falls within the next
weighing range and larger scale interval (changeover threshold 1 and
2), then the larger scale interval remains active until the scale will be
unloaded and will return to the zero point.
Multi-interval The scale has 2 or 3 weighing ranges with different scale intervals.
The current gros value of the measured weight determines the active
weighing range and the active scale interval at any time.
Scale interval 1/2/3: Step size of the display resolution for the scale respective the weighing range
Decimals: Number of digits after the decimal point
Unit: Weight unit for the displayed weight: g, kg, t or lb
No-motion range /
period: Condition for a stable scale (no. of scale intervals, no. of measured values);
Default: 2d and 10 values in legal for trade applications; in industrial applications these
criteria may be modified
Max. capacity: Maximum load of the scale (as a multiple of the scale interval e1)