Operating Manual: Universal Control For DMS Transmitter

Operating manual Universal control for
DMS transmitter
MEAG-DMST
MEAG-DMST-66698-7-1-1506-
en-US
Table of contents
1 Important information 5
1.1 Availability of the instructions ....................................................................... 5
1.2 Applicable documents ................................................................................... 5
1.3 Contact .......................................................................................................... 5
1.3.1 Feedback regarding this manual .................................................. 5
1.4 Personnel qualifications ................................................................................ 5
1.4.1 Electrician ...................................................................................... 5
2 Safety 6
2.1 Intended use ................................................................................................. 6
2.2 Technical state .............................................................................................. 6
2.3 ATEX designation ......................................................................................... 6
2.4 Personnel qualifications ................................................................................ 6
2.5 Installation ..................................................................................................... 7
2.6 Earthing ......................................................................................................... 7
3 Technical data 8
3.1 Housing ......................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Ambient conditions ........................................................................................ 8
3.3 Electrical data ................................................................................................ 8
3.4 Force transducer (DMS/LC) .......................................................................... 9
3.5 Interfaces ....................................................................................................... 9
3.6 Miscellaneous ................................................................................................ 9
3.7 Design versions ............................................................................................. 9
4 Description 10
4.1 Nameplate ..................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Operating principle ........................................................................................ 10
4.3 Operating mode ............................................................................................ 10
5 Connection 11
5.1 Circuit board EBD 1312 ................................................................................ 11
5.2 Jumpers EBD 1312 ....................................................................................... 12
5.3 Connection for power supply ........................................................................ 12
5.4 RS-485 SIO_0 interface ................................................................................ 13
5.5 RS-485 SIO_1 interface ................................................................................ 13
5.6 Profibus DP or RS-485 SIO_2 ..................................................................... 14
5.7 CAN interface ................................................................................................ 14
5.8 24 V inputs .................................................................................................... 15
5.9 24 V outputs .................................................................................................. 16
5.10 0 … 5 V or 0/4 … 20 mA analog inputs ..................................................... 18
5.11 0/4 … 20 mA analog outputs ....................................................................... 19
6 Operation 20
6.1 Display operating elements .......................................................................... 20
6.2 Parameters and parameter groups .............................................................. 21
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7 Configuration 23
7.1 Setting the application .................................................................................. 23
7.2 Device-specific settings ................................................................................. 23
7.3 Using the input wizard .................................................................................. 24
7.4 Scale calibration ............................................................................................ 24
7.5 Restoring factory settings ............................................................................. 25
8 Parameters 26
8.1 Notes for the parameter details ................................................................... 26
8.2 Application parameters ................................................................................. 26
8.2.1 USER (operating parameters) parameter group .......................... 26
8.2.2 MAIN (main parameters) parameter group .................................. 27
8.2.3 TCON (configuration parameters) parameter group .................... 28
8.3 Basic parameters .......................................................................................... 30
8.3.1 SYS (system configuration) parameter group .............................. 30
8.3.2 ADC (Analog/Digital Converter) parameter group ....................... 36
8.3.3 HOST (SIO_1/SIO_2 serial interface) parameter group .............. 40
8.3.4 ENET (Ethernet) parameter group ............................................... 42
8.3.5 TCP (Ethernet TCP/IP) parameter group ..................................... 45
8.3.6 PBDP (Profibus DP) parameter group ......................................... 47
8.3.7 SERV (service information) parameter group .............................. 50
9 Alarms and messages 56

9.1 Application alarms ......................................................................................... 56
9.2 Basic alarms .................................................................................................. 56
9.3 Display alarm *No Comm An* ...................................................................... 61
9.4 Display status 7-segment display ................................................................. 61
9.5 Status messages ........................................................................................... 63
9.6 Short messages ............................................................................................ 64
10 Spare parts 66
10.1 Basic versions ............................................................................................... 66
10.2 Options .......................................................................................................... 66
10.3 Spare parts in stock ...................................................................................... 67
10.4 Spare parts lists ............................................................................................ 67
11 Appendix 69
11.1 Force transducer connections ...................................................................... 69
11.1.1 Force transducer types and wire colors ....................................... 69
11.1.2 4-wire force transducer ................................................................. 69
11.1.3 6-wire force transducer ................................................................. 69
11.2 DMS terminal box ......................................................................................... 70
11.2.1 Dimensions and technical specifications for terminal box
VKK1-4 .......................................................................................... 70
11.2.2 Dimensions and technical specifications for terminal box
VKK2-8 .......................................................................................... 70
11.2.3 4-wire force transducer with connection box ............................... 71
11.2.4 6-wire force transducer with connection box ............................... 71
11.3 LC module ..................................................................................................... 71
11.3.1 Dimensions and technical specifications ...................................... 71
11.3.2 4-wire force transducer with LC module ...................................... 72
11.3.3 6-wire force transducer with LC module ...................................... 72
11.4 CAN expansion modules .............................................................................. 73
11.4.1 Types ............................................................................................. 73
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11.4.2 Connection ..................................................................................... 73
11.4.3 LED display ................................................................................... 73
11.5 Remote control .............................................................................................. 75
11.5.1 Installation version ......................................................................... 75
11.5.2 Table or wall version ..................................................................... 76
11.5.3 Connect to MEAG circuit board SIO_0 ........................................ 76
11.6 EU declaration of conformity ........................................................................ 78
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1 Important information
1.1 Availability of the instructions

These instructions constitute part of the product.
► Retain the instructions and other applicable documents over the entire life-
time of the product and keep them at hand for reference.
► Pass on the instructions and other applicable documents to the next owner
or operator of the product.
1.2 Applicable documents

The following documents supplement these operating instructions.
The documents are written for programmers. The descriptions are therefore only
available on request and only in German or English.
Designation Identification number

Profibus DP protocol MEAG-MDDx-66499
Description of the serial interface RS-485 MEAF-66435
1.3 Contact
► If you have any questions, please contact the nearest branch of Bühler
Group. See www.buhlergroup.com.
► Keep the instructions ready at hand.
► Keep the machine number ready to hand.
1.3.1 Feedback regarding this manual
Requests and suggestions relevant to this manual

technical.documentation@buhlergroup.com.
1.4 Personnel qualifications

1.4.1 Electrician
Individuals who work on electrical equipment must be technically trained or have

attended and passed the manufacturer's training.
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Chapter 1 Important information 5
2 Safety
2.1 Intended use

The device controls exclusively the machine indicated on the title page.
► Use the device only for its intended purpose.
2.2 Technical state

If the control is operated when defective, the safety, function and availability will
be impaired.
► Only operate the control when it is in perfect technical condition.

► Comply with the maintenance schedule.
► Only use original spare parts.
► If the operational behavior of the control changes, check the machine for
general defects.
► Eliminate any faults immediately.
► Do not convert or alter the control without authorization.
2.3 ATEX designation

The ATEX designation specifies under which conditions the control system can
be used in or attached to an Ex zone.
► Note the nameplate.
2.4 Personnel qualifications

Unqualified personnel cannot recognize risks and are thus exposed to greater
danger.
► Only charge qualified personnel with tasks described in these operating in-
structions.
► The plant operator must ensure that personnel comply with local laws and
regulations for safe and hazard-conscious work.
► The plant operator must assign responsibilities and make these known. Pro-
vide keys and passwords only to assigned personnel.
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2.5 Installation
1
Ensure degree of protection IP65 and seal integrity for ATEX zone 22:
► Secure housing with BÜLTE retaining rings supplied (1).
2.6 Earthing
Earthing housing:
► Ensure that the housing is correctly earthed.
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Chapter 2 Safety 7
3 Technical data
3.1 Housing
Designation Value Unit
Height 300 mm
Width 380 mm
Depth 155 mm
Weight, approx. 10 kg
Degree of protection IP65
3.2 Ambient conditions

Temperature range (during operation) –10 … +50 °C
Temperature range (switched off) –10 … +75 °C
Humidity, non-condensing max. 95 %
3.3 Electrical data
Power supply

24 V DC variant according to DIN 19240 24 V DC
(+20 % / –15 %)
Network version (+10 % / –15 %) 100 … 240 V AC
43 … 67 Hz
Power consumption, max. 40 VA
24 V inputs (8)

Current consumption, max. 15 mA
24 V outputs (12)

Load, short-circuit-proof, max. 200 mA
Total load, max. 1 A
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Analog outputs 0/4 … 20 mA (2)

Load resistance, max. 500 Ω
Resolution 1000 Parts
Analog inputs 0/4 … 20 mA (2)

Input resistance 230 Ω
Resolution 900 Parts
Can be switched to 0 … 5 V
Input resistance at power input 10 kΩ
3.4 Force transducer (DMS/LC)

Bridge feed 5 V DC
Input measuring range –19 … 19 mV
Internal resolution for input measuring range, 1 000 000 Parts
approx.
Calibratable resolution, max. 5000 d
Load cell resistance 43 … 1100 Ω
Load cell resistance (calibratable) 43 … 350 Ω
Max. 8 load cells with 350 Ω
Min. permissible input signal (calibratable) 0.6 / calibration μV
value
Max. line length (at 0.5 mm2) 50 m
Max. line length (at 1.0 mm2) 100 m
3.5 Interfaces
■ Profibus-DP: Profibus-Slave, 9-pin D-Sub socket
■ USB: USB device interface for service
■ CAN: CAN interface for expansion modules
■ RS-485: Serial HOST interface
3.6 Miscellaneous
■ Flash memory for program and data logger
■ Battery-powered RAM for parameters: Data protection for at least 20 years
■ Noise emission (emission): EN 50081-1 class B complied with
■ Noise immunity (immunity): EN 50082-2 industrial sector complied with
3.7 Design versions

See page 66, chapter “Basic versions”.
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4 Description
4.1 Nameplate
Bühler AG, CH-9240 Uzwil

Type: MEAG
No.:
Drawing No: EKP -80012-810
Built in:
Un: 24 V DC In: 1 A
II 3D A22 tD 70 °C IP65 50 °C X
Class II Div 2 Group G
Fig. 4.1 Nameplate (example)

Do not remove or cover up the nameplate.
4.2 Operating principle

MEAG universal control units control, regulate and monitor processes for ma-
chines and apparatus such as scales, bagging scales, slide gates and flow bal-
ancers.
The control unit software can be configured for various applications. It is operat-
ed in the same way for all applications.
4.3 Operating mode

The DMS transmitter converts a load cell signal into a digital weight value. This
weight value (gross weight) is transmitted in various ways:
■ As a value on the display screen.

■ As a digital output signal to the 24 V outputs.
8 bits are available in the basic version.
With a CAN / I/O expansion, 20 output bits are available in binary format.
Output in BCD format is also possible.
■ RS-485 serial interface according to Bühler standard protocol.
■ Profibus DP with various protocols.
■ 0/4 … 20 mA analog output.
Caution: this output is less precise.
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5 Connection
5.1 Circuit board EBD 1312
X50
+24V 1
0V 2
PE 3
X1
X55
F1 26 25
Battery
USB
X80
X41 1 6
H1 2 5
3 4
X100 2 1
CAN
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4 X51
S10_0
X30
X71 X70
B B B
A A A
OUT 0 … 3
H200
A-OUT
RUN CAL
1 1 1
H201 X81
2 2 2
1 6
S2
H202 2 5
3 3 3
3 4 X10 LC
H203
4 4 4
1
5 SIO_1 X31 5
2
6 X7
3
X40 X2 X62
1 1
H100 V V
4
Profibus H104
2 2 A A
H204 H208
5
H101 H105
1 1 3 3
H205 H209
6
2 2 4 4 1
7
H206 H210
3 3 5 5 2
X314
H207 H211 H102 H106
4 4 6 6 3 1 6
H103 H107 2 5
5 5 7 7 4 3 4
6 WIRE 1 6 6 WIRE
6 6 8 8 5 2 5
4 WIRE 4 WIRE
3 4
OUT 4 … 7 OUT 8 … 11 IN 0 … 3 IN 4 … 7 A - IN
X313
X3 X4 X5 X6 X8 EBD 1312
Fig. 5.1 EBD 1312
F1 Safety fuse, 2 A, delay-action.

S2 Calibration switch to prevent settings being changed without authorization.
Normal mode: Set calibration switch RUN.
Setting parameters: Set calibration switch to CAL.
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5.2 Jumpers EBD 1312
X80
1 6
2 5
3 4
X71 X70 X81
B B B 1 6 X314
2 5 X62
A A A 1 6
3 4 2
V V 5
A A 3 4
6 WIRE 1 6 6 WIRE
2 5
4 WIRE 3 4 4 WIRE
X313
EBD 1312
Fig. 5.2
X71 left B = Profibus at X40 A = RS-485 SIO_2 at X40

X71 right B = Hardware test OFF A = Hardware test ON (at factory)
X70 left B = Profibus at X40 A = RS-485 SIO_2 at X40
X70 right B = Profibus at X40 A = RS-485 SIO_2 at X40
X62 A = Current input at X8 V = Voltage input at X8
(left AI0, right AI1)
X81 1 ... 6 = Pullup 2 ... 5 = Term 3 ... 4 = Pulldown, SIO_1

X80 1 ... 6 = Pullup 2 ... 5 = Term 3 ... 4 = Pulldown, SIO_0 display
X313 1 ... 2 = 6 wire 5 ... 6 = 6 wire 6-wire force transducer
2 ... 3 = 4 wire 4 ... 5 = 4 wire 4-wire force transducer
5.3 Connection for power supply

The power supply unit is only available in the 115/230 V AC version.
115/230 V AC version according to nameplate

Feeder unit G1
N Neutral
100...240 V AC
L Phase
24 V DC
Terminal (yellow/green) PE
24 V DC version Circuit board

EBD 1312
X1 MEAG
1 1 +24 V
2 2 0 V
3 3 PE
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5.4 RS-485 SIO_0 interface
The plug is reserved for (local or remote) control.
X30 Pole Function

1 1 +24 V
2 2 0 V
3 3 RXD TXD +
4 4 RXD TXD –
X Signal Description
X30:1 +24 V +24 V output voltage. Provides voltage for local
and/or remote control.
X30:2 0 V 0 V and shield connection
X30:3 RXD TXD + RS-485 SIO_0 positive signal
X30:4 RXD TXD – RS-485 SIO_0 negative signal
Connect bus terminating resistor to X80. All 3 jumpers are connected as stand-
ard.
■ If remote control is available as well as local control, remove the central

jumper X80:2–5.
■ If both controls are available, activate bus terminating resistor X54 = B.
5.5 RS-485 SIO_1 interface

Used primarily as a HOST interface.
X31 Pole Function

1 1 +24 V
2 2 0 V
3 3 RXD TXD +
4 4 RXD TXD –
X31:1 +24 V +24 V output voltage. Do not use. Communication
takes place via X31:3 and X31:4.
X31:3 RXD TXD + RS-485 SIO_1 positive signal
X31:4 RXD TXD – RS-485 SIO_1 negative signal
Connect bus terminating resistor to X81. No jumpers are connected as standard.
■ If the control system is the last device on the bus, plug in middle jumper
X81:2–5.
■ If the HOST has no bias resistors, connect external jumpers X81:1‑6 and
X81:3‑4 to last device.
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5.6 Profibus DP or RS-485 SIO_2
Switching with the X70 (left and right) and X71 (left) jumpers between Profibus
DP and RS-485 SIO_2:
■ B = Profibus DP
■ A = RS-485 SIO_2
Always leave right jumper X71 at position B.
5
9
4
8
3
7
2
6
1
X40:3 RS485_B Profibus-DP / RS-485 SIO_2, positive signal
X40:4 RTS Profibus DP norm
X40:5 0 V_EX Profibus DP norm
X40:6 +5 V_EX Profibus DP norm
X40:8 RS485_A Profibus-DP / RS-485 SIO_2, negative signal
5.7 CAN interface

X100 Pole Function
1 1 +24 V
2 2 0 V
3 3 CAN H
4 4 CAN L
X100:1 +24 V +24 V output voltage. Supplies CAN module with
voltage.
X100:3 CAN H CAN positive signal
X100:4 CAN L CAN negative signal
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5.8 24 V inputs
X5/X6 Terminal Function Function
X5 X6
1 1 +24 V_IO +24 V_IO
2 2 DI_0.0 DI_0.4
3 3 DI_0.1 DI_0.5
4 4 GND GND
5 5 +24 V_IO +24 V_IO
6 6 DI_0.2 DI_0.6
7 7 DI_0.3 DI_0.7
8 8 GND GND
DI X Signal Description
0.0 X5:2 Zeroing 24 V pulse lasting at least 200 [ms].
Gross and net weight are set to 0.
0.1 X5:3 Zeroing ±4 % 24 V pulse lasting at least 200 [ms].
Gross and net weight are set to 0 if the cur-
rent scale weight is < 4 % of the maximum
scale weight ADC.MAXR or TCON.MAXW.
0.2 X5:6 Taring 24 V pulse lasting at least 200 [ms].
Net weight is set to 0.
Remote display (optional) switches to net
weight.
0.3 X5:7 Gross display 24 V pulse lasting at least 200 [ms] or sus-
tained signal.
Remote display (optional) switches to gross
weight.
0.4 X6:2 Net display 24 V pulse lasting at least 200 [ms] or sus-
tained signal.
Remote display (optional) switches to net
weight.
0.5 X6:3 Clear alarm 24 V pulse lasting at least 200 [ms].
Acknowledge alarm (see the chapter entitled
"Alarms").
0.6 X6:6
0.7 X6:7 Accept weight / 24 V pulse lasting at least 200 [ms].
Print The gross and net weight are saved in the job
memory with ID numbers. Device begins print-
ing the gross and net weight (optional).
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5.9 24 V outputs
X2/X3/X4 Terminal Function Function Function
X2 X3 X4
1 1 D0_0.0 D0_0.4 D0_0.8
2 2 D0_0.1 D0_0.5 D0_0.9
3 3 D0_0.2 D0_0.6 D0_0.10
4 4 D0_0.3 D0_0.7 D0_0.11
5 5 GND GND GND
6 6 GND GND GND
DO X Signal Description
0.0 X2:1 Weight sign 24 V = Positive
0 V = Negative
0.1 X2:2 Scale standstill 24 V = Standstill
0 V = No standstill
0.2 X2:3 Operation SYS.AINV = OFF:
24 V = Alarm (alarm or control when in cali-
bration mode)
0 V = Operation
SYS.AINV = ON:
24 V = Operation
0 V = Alarm (alarm or control when in calibra-
tion mode)
0.3 X2:4 Data ready 24 V weight outputs are valid
0 V weight outputs are invalid
When changing the weight output bits, the
“Data Ready” signal is at 0 V. The signal
switches to 24 V after a delay TCON.TDRD.
0.4 X3:1 Weight bit 1 24 V = Logical “1”
0.5 X3:2 Weight bit 2 0 V = Logical “0”
The gross weight is sent to the digital outputs
0.6 X3:3 Weight bit 3
in binary format or in BCD format. (for configu-
0.7 X3:4 Weight bit 4 ration, see TCON.OFOR.) The significance of
0.8 X4:1 Weight bit 5 bit 1 (LSB) corresponds to the set division val-
ue TCON.DDIV.
Example:
0.10 X4:3 Weight bit 7 Gross weight: = 915.7 kg
0.11 X4:4 Weight bit 8 TCON.DDIV: = 0.10 kg (significance of bit 1)
TCON.OFOR: = BIN20
Decimal value: = 9157
Binary value: = (MSB) 0000 0010 0011 1100
0101 (LSB)
Hex value: = 023C5 (023C5h)
Level outputs when TCON.OFOR = NIV
DO_0.4 = 24 V when current weight ≥ MAIN.NWT1
DO_0.5 = 24 V when current weight < MAIN.NWT1
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DO_0.6 = 24 V when current weight ≥ MAIN.NWT2
DO_0.7 = 24 V when current weight < MAIN.NWT2
Digital I/O expansion module 1 (optional)
The module must have address 1 and TCON.OFOR = BIN20, BCD20 or

BCD24.

X101 X102 X103
1 1 +24 V_IO +24 V_IO
2 2 DO_1.0 DO_1.4
3 3 DO_1.1 DO_1.5
4 4 GND GND
5 5 +24 V_IO +24 V_IO
6 6 DO_1.2
7 7 DO_1.3
8 8 GND GND
1.0 X101:2 Weight bit 9 See weight bit 1 … 8
Digital I/O expansion module 2 (optional)
The module must have address 2 and TCON.OFOR = BCD24.
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X101 X102 X103
1 1 +24 V_IO +24 V_IO +24 V_IO
2 2 DO_2.0
3 3 DO_2.1
4 4 GND GND GND
5 5 +24 V_IO +24 V_IO +24 V_IO
6 6 DO_2.2
7 7 DO_2.3
8 8 GND GND GND
2.0 X101:2 Weight bit 21 See weight bit 1 … 8
5.10 0 … 5 V or 0/4 … 20 mA analog inputs

X8 Terminal Function
1 1 + AI_0.0
2 2 GND
3 3 + AI_0.1
4 4 GND
5 5 + 5V_A
AI X8 Signal Description
0.0 X8:1 + 0/4 … 20 mA
X8:2 - X62 on the
left = A
0 … 5 V
X62 on the
left = V
0.1 X8:3 + 0/4 … 20 mA
X8:4 - X62 on the
right = A
0 … 5 V
X62 on the
right = V
0 mA or 4 mA can be set at SYS.AI. Use shielded cables for connections. Con-

nect the shield to electric terminal X8:2 or X8:4.
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5.11 0/4 … 20 mA analog outputs
X7 Terminal Function
1 1 + AO_0.0
2 2 GND
3 3 + AO_0.1
4 4 GND
5 5 GND
AO X7 Signal Description
0.0 X7:1 + 0/4 … 20 mA Gross weight analog.
X7:2 - 20 mA corresponds to the TCON.MAXW rate.
0.1 X7:3 + 0/4 … 20 mA
X7:4 -
0 mA or 4 mA can be set at SYS.AO. Use shielded cables for connections.

Connect shield to electric terminal X7:5.
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6 Operation
6.1 Display operating elements
H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6
lb
kg
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8
H1 Remote control
H2 Not used
H3 Not used
H4 Not used
H5 Current scale weight is in the zero range.
H6 Scale standstill. See ADC.MOT.
H7 Weight unit (lb)
H8 Weight unit (kg)
S1 <Accept weight / Print> key

Lit for 1 s = weight acceptance has been activated.
S2 <Zero> key. See page 30, parameter “TCON.KEY_S2”.
S3 <Clear alarm> / <Lamp test> / <ESC edit> key.
When flashing, alarm is pending.
S4 <Function> key with special function depending on parameter.
When lit, special function is available. See page 30, parameter “TCON.KEY_S4”.
S5 <Arrow> key for changing the parameter group or position when editing.
S6 <Data input> key for changing or applying values.
S7 <Plus> key for selecting the next parameter or increasing a value.
S8 <Minus> key for selecting the previous parameter or decreasing a value.
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6.2 Parameters and parameter groups
Parameters in this document have the notation “Parametergroup.Parameter”, e.g.
SYS.TYP is the parameter TYP of the parameter group SYS. The decimal preci-
sion of the displayed weight values depends on the ADC.DIV parameter. Set the
weight unit at the ADC.UNIT parameter.
The following diagram shows the structure of the parameter groups. P1, P2 and
P3 represent the individual parameters.
USER
S5
S5
+ > 1s
S6
S5 S5 S5 S5 S5
MAIN SYS ADC HOST PBDP SERV
P1 ... ... ... ... ...

S8
P2 ... ... ... ... ...
P3 ... ... ... ... ...

S7
... ... ... ... ... ...
… … … … … …
Fig. 6.1 Example of a parameter structure

Complete parameter structure:
The control system is operated via the USER parameter group and subordinate
parameter groups such as MAIN, SYS etc.
The control system's display changes after 600 seconds by default without user
input to the first parameter of the USER parameter group.
Function Description
Invoke subordinate parameter
Press and for 1 second.
group.
Change to the next subordinate pa-
button.
rameter group.
Select parameters. + to the next parameter.
to the previous parameter.

Edit parameters.
Press for 1 second until cursor or
parameter flashes.
Select decimal point with .

Increase parameter value. +
Press .
Decrease parameter value.
Press .
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Chapter 6 Operation 21
Function Description
Save parameter value.
Press .
Invoke USER parameter group.
Press for 1 second.
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7 Configuration
7.1 Setting the application

Select the desired application with the SYS.TYP parameter.
Prerequisites:
■ The application is not in operation.

■ Calibration switch in CAL position.
Further information about the calibration switch: See page 11,
chapter “Circuit board EBD 1312”.
Important
The control system application is normally already set in the factory.
► Only carry out the following procedure if the application was reset or not
set.
1. Press and for 1 second.

→ Changes to the subordinate parameter group.
2. Press until the SYS parameter group is selected.

→ The TYP parameter is displayed with the default value NOAPP.
3. Press for 1 second.

→ The parameter value flashes.
4. Press + or until the application is displayed.

5. Press again.
→ The parameter value lights up. The application is selected.
The program restarts automatically.
7.2 Device-specific settings

► Select application.
► SYS.TYP = DMS-T
► Set division.
► Set a meaningful division value at the ADC.DIV parameter appropriate to
the weight range used. If the device is not being used in an area that is
subject to calibration, the division value must be approximately 1/10,000
of the maximum weight, e.g. 0.01 kg for a 100-kg scale.
► Set Profibus-DP.
► If Profibus-DP is being used, set the desired protocol at the PBDP.MPDP
parameter and the address at PBDP.ADR.
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7.3 Using the input wizard
Enter parameter values with the input wizard.
Important
This procedure is used to change important settings that have normally al-
ready been set in the factory.
► Only carry out this procedure if the most important parameters were not
configured in the factory or if the control system is to be reset.
1. Calibration switch in CAL position.

2. Press until the SYS parameter group is displayed.
3. Press .
→ The message ASSIST ON lights up briefly. The input wizard is activated.
flashes.
4. Change the displayed parameter. To do this, press for 1 second.

→ The parameter value flashes.
5. Press + or until the desired parameter value is displayed.

6. Press again.
→ The parameter value is set.
7. Press to move to the next parameter.

8. Repeat steps 3 to 6 until all parameters have been set.
→ The message ASSIST OFF lights up briefly. The input wizard is deacti-
vated. disappears.
7.4 Scale calibration

If there are several scales present, perform this process separately for each
scale. Select the individual scales with the ADC.CHNR parameter.
Prerequisites
■ Calibration switch is in CAL position.

■ If still present, remove transport locking device from weighing container or
weighing platform. Weighing containers or weighing platform hang freely.
■ The scale is empty.
1. Switch on the control. After switching on, wait at least 10 minutes.

2. Zero scale:
► Select ADC.ZERO parameter.
► Press for 1 second.
→ A rotating clock symbol is displayed. Do not touch the scale during this
process.
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3. Calibrate scale:
► Select ADC.CALW parameter.
► Enter the total weight of the calibration weights. The calibration weight
should be 30...100 % of the load capacity.
► Fasten the calibrations weights symmetrically in the intended places.
► Press for 1 second.
→ A rotating clock symbol is displayed. Do not touch the scale during this
process.
4. Select ADC.WT parameter.

5. Check whether the value displayed matches the calibration weight value.
6. Remove the calibration weights.
→ 0 is displayed for ADC.WT parameter.
7. For scales with several load cells:

► Place a weight of 0.1 … 20 kg (depending on scale size) on each of the
load cells in turn.
► If the weight is not displayed correctly, eliminate the fault following the
scale's operating instructions.
8. Set calibration switch on main circuit board to RUN.
7.5 Restoring factory settings

The parameters of the universal control are reset to the factory settings with the
following procedure.
CAUTION
All set values are overwritten.
► All parameters that differ from the factory setting must be reentered.
1. Select the “SYS.INIT” parameter.

2. Press for 8 seconds.
→ The universal control is reset to factory settings.
Indicated on the display: NOAPP.
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8 Parameters
8.1 Notes for the parameter details

The letter after “Step” indicates to what extent the corresponding parameter is
locked for the change when the input lock is activated. The following values ap-
ply:
Step Description
No information. Parameters can always be adjusted.
C Parameters can be adjusted when the calibration switch is set to CAL.
L Parameter can be adjusted if LOCK parameter = OFF.
Locked if LOCK parameter = LOW/MED/HIGH.
M Parameter can be adjusted if LOCK parameter = OFF/LOW.
Locked if LOCK parameter = MED/HIGH.
H Parameter can be adjusted if LOCK parameter = OFF/LOW/MED.
Locked if LOCK parameter = HIGH.
A Hide parameter if SYS.HIDE = ON.
The input lock is set with the “SYS.LOCK” parameter. It is deactivated by de-
fault. See page 33, parameter “SYS.LOCK”.
8.2 Application parameters

When an “x” or an “n” comes after the parameter name, this corresponds to the
channel number.
8.2.1 USER (operating parameters) parameter group
Notes on the “parameter number”:
The value of the “parameter number” stands for the parameter that is displayed
after a certain time if no button is pressed during this time. It is set in the
“SYS.SD” parameter.
If the SD parameter has the value 1, for example, the parameter of the USER
parameter group whose parameter number has the value 1 is used.
This data is only used in the USER parameter group.
USER 0 Gross weight

P-Pos: 0
Additional display of net weight if TCON.DISPWT = NETBRT.
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► Zero ± 4 % (of ADC.MAXR or TCON.MAXW) or tare: press for 1 sec-
ond.
► See page 30, parameter “TCON.KEY_S2”.
► See page 30, parameter “TCON.KEY_S4”.
► Accept weight / Print: press for 1 second.
USER.NET Net weight

P-Pos: 1
► Tare: press for 1 second.

► Accept weight / Print: press for 1 second.
USER.TARE Tare weight

P-Pos: 2
Display value only shown when taring.
► Set tare weight to zero: press for 1 second.
8.2.2 MAIN (main parameters) parameter group
MAIN.DOWT Gross weight for digital outputs
► Format weight in the TCON.DDIV division for sending to the digital outputs
and Profibus DP: press .
MAIN.OTST Test digital outputs

Level: C Default value: OFF
Test sequence: ON for 5 seconds, OFF for 5 seconds, all outputs individually in
a one-second cycle.
► Start test: press .
MAIN.NWT1 Level weight 1

0 … 999,999
Range of val- Level: M Default value: 10.00
ues:
Switch threshold for level outputs 1.

Outputs only active if TCON.OFOR = NIV.
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MAIN.NWT2 Level weight 2
0 … 999,999
Range of val- Level: M Default value: 10.00
ues:
Switch threshold for level outputs 2.

Outputs only active if TCON.OFOR = NIV.
MAIN.JOBID Display job memory
The job ID of the last job is displayed as standard.
► Switch between the job IDs for the job data: press .
► Switch to next or previous entry: press and + or .
► Switch to last entry: press , + and .
8.2.3 TCON (configuration parameters) parameter group
TCON.MAXW Maximum weight in scale, analog output

Range of val- 1000 … 999,999 Level: C Default value: 20.00
ues:
Is also used as a reference value for zeroing ± 3 %. Gross weight at 20 mA.
TCON.DDIV Division
Range of val- 0 … 999 Level: C Default value: 0.01
ues:
Unit: kg
Division (resolution) of the digital outputs and Profibus DP. Automatically set to
DIV when changing the ADC.DIV parameter.
TCON.LDOV Limit value

Range of val- OFF / 8BIT / 12BIT / Level: C Default value: OFF
ues: 16BIT / 20BIT
Limit value for the DOUT OVF alarm and limitation of the digital outputs or Pro-
fibus DP.
TCON.TDRD “Data ready” time

Range of val- 2 … 15 Level: C Default value: 10
ues:
Unit: ms
When changing the weight output bits, the “Data ready” signal is at 0 V. If there
is a delay after TCON.TDRD, the signal switches to 24 V.
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TCON.OFOR Output format
Level: C Default value: BIN8
Value Function
BIN8 8-bit binary format without the optional digital I/O.

BIN20 20-bit binary format with the optional digital I/O.
BCD8 8-bit BCD format (2 digits) without the optional digital I/O.
BCD20 20-bit BCD format (5 digits) with an optional digital I/O.
BCD24 24-bit BCD format (6 digits) with two optional digital I/Os.
NIV Level outputs according to MAIN.NWT1/NWT2.
TCON.OMODE Status of data output

Level: C Default value: STD
Value Function
STD Data output compatible with MEAF / ERG.

MP85 Data output compatible with Micro/Minipond 85.
TCON.REMD 6-digit remote display

Value Function
OFF No remote display.

SIO1 6-digit remote display connected to SIO1.
SIO2 6-digit remote display connected to SIO2.
TCON.SOMP Micro/Minipond serial output

Replacement for Micro/Minipond with MWES or MWEA.
Value Function
OFF No serial data output like Micro/Minipond.

SIO1 Data output to SIO1.
SIO1DP Data output to SIO1 with at least one decimal place.
SIO2 Data output to SIO2.
SIO2DP Data output to SIO2 with at least one decimal place.
► Set TCON.OMODE = MP85 so that the data is output at the correct time.
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TCON.PBDAT Data on Profibus DP
Level: C Default value: JOBID
Value Function
JOBID Job identification in received data set 1.

DOVAL Weight value with DDIV resolution in data set 1.
For more details, see the description of Profibus DP DMS-T data set 1.
TCON.DISPWT Display at USER 0 parameter (gross weight)

Level: C Default value: BRT
Value Function
BRT Display showing gross weight.

NETBRT Display showing net and gross weight.
TCON.KEY_S2 Assignment of <S2> key

Value Function
OFF Key not assigned.

ZERO Zeroing.
ZEROL Zeroing only possible in local mode.
TCON.KEY_S4 Assignment of <S4> key

Level: C Default value: ZERO
For USER 0 parameter (gross weight).
Value Function
ZERO Zeroing.
TARE Taring.
8.3 Basic parameters

8.3.1 SYS (system configuration) parameter group
SYS.TYP Select application

Level: C Default value: NOAPP
Value Function
NOAPP No application selected.

No signal from the outputs, e.g. when switching on for the first time after data
loss.
DMS-T DMS transmitter.
FBAL Automatic flow balancer MZAH.
BAG Bagging scale.
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Value Function
DUMP Dump scale (all types).

DIFF Differential metering scale (all types).
CHECK Check weigher for bag filling lines.
DCOS Metering control for batch scale or loading.
BAGD1 Differential bagging scale MWBC, single scale system.
BAGD3 Differential bagging scale MWBC, triple scale system.
SLIDE Metering slide gate.
ICONV Pulse converter.
MWEJ MWEJ retrofit for MWBD/F.
DEVICE Temperature controller (MBHA, MBDA, DSDC, DNCB, OTW).
DUMP2 Tandem dump scale.
GSCREW GRAVISCREW MSDR.
BSPB Vertical grinder TOPWHITE.
BAG2 Double bagging scale.
CONWD Moisture regulation (MYFD, MOZG; MFYE, MOZH).
SAM Sample collector MZET.
NIR Measuring instruments with NIR technology.
DIFFS Loss-in-weight feeder with servo drive.
SYS.REM Local/Remote operation

Level: L Default value: LOC
Value Function
LOC Local: Operation on the display.

REMS Remote – Serial: Set point specification via serial interface.
Not supported: SORT, OLFB.
REMA Remote – Analog (nominal rate 0/4 … 20 mA).
Not supported: SORT, OLFB.
REMP Remote – Profibus DP: Control exclusively via Profibus. Set-point specification
and control signals via Profibus active.
REMTCP Remote – Network, protocol according to “SYS.ENET”.
REME Remote – Profinet or Ethernet-IP.
Only possible if “SYS.ENET” = P-NET or ETH-IP.
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SYS.RIN 24 V input remote
Level: L Default value: OFF
Value Function
OFF There is no remote input.

ON With 0 V remote input, device in local operation.
With 24 V remote input, operation according to “SYS.REM” parameter.
SYS.EIN 24 V input release

Value Function
OFF Input has no function.

ON Input is always active.
ONLOC Input is only active in manual operation mode.
ONREM Input is only active in remote operation mode.
OFF_PB The three inputs DI0.0 … DI0.2 have no function and can be freely used via
field bus DP.
SYS.DISP Remote control

Value Function
OFF No remote control.

LOC Local operation (remote control display only).
REM Remote operation (local display only).
BOTH Both local and remote operation.
SYS.EDIS Extended keyboard

Value Function
OFF No extended keyboard.

ON Extended keyboard present (numbers block and function keys F1 … F8).
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SYS.PSAV Power saving mode
Level: L Default value: STOP
Value Function
OFF Display is constantly lit.

STOP Standby when stopped and when no button is pressed for 10 minutes. An LED
flashes.
ON Standby if no key is pressed for 10 minutes. An LED flashes when stopping.
Running light with one LED each if not stopped.
SYS.SD Standard operating parameters

0 … 9
Range of val- Level: L Default value: 0
ues:
The value entered for the “SYS.SD” parameter relates to the parameter numbers
of the individual parameters in the USER parameter group. See tables for USER
parameter group. The parameter of the USER parameter group, the parameter
number of which corresponds to the value given here, is shown on the display
after 600 seconds as standard if no key is pressed during this time. The stand-
ard time for the change (600 seconds) can be changed in the SDT parameter.
The range stated here depends on the number of parameters in the USER pa-
rameter group for the respective application.
SYS.SDT Automatic change to the standard operating parameter

0 … 9999
ues:
Unit: s
Value Function
0 No automatic change.
>0 If no button is pressed during the set time, the display changes to the standard
operating parameter. See “SYS.SD” parameter.
SYS.LOCK Input lock

Default value: OFF
The “SYS.LOCK” parameter prevents certain parameters from being entered and
changed. It is always possible to display the parameters.
Value Function
OFF No lock. All parameters can be adjusted.

LOW Low lock. Parameters marked as L are locked.
MED Medium lock. Parameters marked as M and L are locked.
HIGH High lock. Parameters marked as H, M and L are locked.
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SYS.MSG Display messages
Level: L Default value: ALL
Value Function
OFF Display no messages.

ALL Display all messages.
STPOFF Do not display "stop" messages.
SYS.ACLR Clear alarm

Value Function
OFF Alarms are acknowledged automatically.

ON
Alarms are only acknowledged with , via the interface, field bus or the 24 V
input “Clear alarm”.
SYS.AINV Invert alarm output

Level: L Default value: ON
Value Function
OFF 24 V upon alarm.

ON 0 V upon alarm.
SYS.AO.x Analog outputs

0 / 4
ues:
Unit: mA
Mode of the analog outputs. Switchover 0 / 4 … 20 mA.
► Select additional analog outputs: Press and hold down and press + .
SYS.AI.x Analog inputs

0 / 4 mA or 5 V
Range of val- Level: L Default value: 0 mA
ues:
Mode of the analog inputs. Switchover 0 / 4 … 20 mA or 0 … 5 V.
► Select additional analog inputs: Press and hold down and press + .
► Note the setting at jumpers X62.
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SYS.AOADJ.x Align analog outputs
Range of val- 90.0 … 110.0 Level: L Default value: 100.0
ues:
Unit: %
The current value will be changed in percentage increments.
► Select additional analog outputs: Press and hold down and press + .
SYS.AIADJ.x Align analog inputs

ues:
Unit: %
The current value will be changed in percentage increments.
► Select additional analog inputs: Press and hold down and press + .
SYS.HIDE Hide parameters

Value Function
OFF Do not hide parameters.

ON Parameters with step = A are hidden.
SYS.CANBR Baud rate of CAN bus

ues:
Unit: kBaud
The Bühler standard baud rate of 200 and CAN-Open baud rates are supported.
■ 200
■ 10
■ 20
■ 50
■ 125
■ 250
■ 500
■ 800
■ 1000
► If lines are longer than 200 meters: Reduce the baud rate.
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SYS.ENET Ethernet interface ProfiNet or Ethernet/IP
Value Function
OFF Ethernet interface switched off. EBD1325/EBD1326.

P-NET Profinet EBD1326.
ETH-IP Ethernet-IP EBD1325.
SYS.TCP Ethernet interface TCP/IP

Value Function
OFF Ethernet TCP/IP - interface switched off. EBD1330.

ROPTCP Remote operation protocol via TCP. Connection to MEAT operating element.
TCP-IP Profibus protocol via TCP.
SYS.INIT Basic initialization of all parameters

Level: C
Resets all parameters to factory settings.
► Reset all parameters: See page 25, chapter “Restoring factory settings”.
8.3.2 ADC (Analog/Digital Converter) parameter group
ADC.CHNR Channel number of values displayed

0 … 3
Range of val- Default value: 0
ues:
Parameter is only available if several LC channels are used.
Value Function
0 LC input main circuit board.

1 LC module 1.
2 LC module 2.
3 LC module 3.
ADC.WT.x Current scale weight

Unit: kg
► Display current scale weight to one more decimal place: press .

► Always display scale weight to one more decimal place: press and hold
down and press + at the same time (for CAL).
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ADC.ZERO.x Zero scale
Level: C
The zeroing process sets the scale to a weight of zero. A rotating clock symbol
is displayed when zeroing.
► Zero scale: press for 1 second.
ADC.CALW.x Calibration weight

Range of val-10.000 … 1000.000 Level: C Default value: 40.000
ues:
Unit: kg
The input value corresponds to the applied calibration weight. When calibrating,
a rotating clock symbol is displayed.
► Calibrate: press for 1 second.
ADC.MAXR.x Weight range monitoring

Range of val- 0.000 … 999 999.999 Level: C Default value: 0.000
ues:
Unit: kg
Value Function
0 Weight range monitoring turned off.

> 0 Alarm AD-converter when current weight > MAXR +9 DIV or < –5 % MAXR
(calibratable > MAXR +9 DIV or < 0).
ADC.DIV Resolution of weight readings

Range of val- 0.001 … 50.000 Level: C Default value: 0.001
ues:
Corresponds to pitch d. The smaller the value, the more accurately the scales
indicate the weight. If DIV is adjusted, all weight values are given a different val-
idity.
ADC.UNIT Weight unit

Level: C Default value: KG
Value Function
NO No weight unit.
KG Weight unit kg. The "kg" LED is lit up when weight values are displayed.
LB Weight unit lb. The "lb" LED is lit up when weight values are displayed.
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ADC.FILT Number of weight values for digital filtering
2 … 128
Range of val- Level: C Default value: 2
ues:
ADC.MOT.x Standstill tolerance in the number of d (DIV)

ues:
Value Function
0.0 Switched off. Always at standstill.

> 0 Determination of standstill status active.
ADC.TMOT Standstill delay time

Range of val- 0 … 9.9 Level: C Default value: 0.0
ues:
Unit: s
ADC.AZER Automatic zeroing

ues:
Unit: kg
Tolerance in kg.
Value Function
0 Automatic zeroing is turned off.

> 0 If the current weight value is within the set tolerance and there is a standstill,
the scale performs automatic zeroing.
MAXR > 0: zero range ± 4 % of MAXR.
MAXR = 0: zero range according to AZER value.
ADC.NORM Calibratability
Level: C Default value: INDST
Value Function
INDST Industrial operation for internal applications.

OIML Control unit for applications which can be calibrated.
(Clear total only in step 1.)
NTEP Control unit for applications which can be calibrated in North America.
(Clear total only in step 1.)
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ADC.BCHNR Base channel
0 … 1
ues:
Number of the first measuring channel.
Value Function
0 LC input main circuit board.

1 LC module 1.
► Set this parameter to 1 when using calibratable versions.
ADC.PUPT Power-up time

ues:
Unit: s
Corresponds to waiting time between switching on the device and the weight
value being displayed.
► Set this parameter to 300 when using calibratable versions.
ADC.ZADV.x Internal AD converter value. Zero point (ZERO).

–524 288 … +524 287 Level: C
ues:
ADC.DADV.x Internal AD converter value

0 … 999 999
Range of val- Level: C Default value: 100 000
ues:
Difference between calibration value and zero point (CALW-ZERO).
ADC.ADV.x Internal AD converter value
ADC.SWVERS Weight registration software version
Is only shown for calibratable applications. The display shows the value when
powering up too.
ADC.DEVNR Device number for LC module identification

ues:
Is only shown for applications which can be calibrated. Corresponds to device

number at the top right on the calibration plate. If an LC module displays a dif-
ferent number, the "A073 DEVNR" alarm is triggered.
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8.3.3 HOST (SIO_1/SIO_2 serial interface) parameter group
Bühler standard scale protocol
HOST.SIO RS-485 interface

Level: L Default value: SIO1
Value Function
OFF No interface is being used. Neither interface, SIO_1 or SIO_2, is being used for
the host.
SIO1 Host interface connected to SIO_1 on the main circuit board.
SIO2 HOST interface connected to SIO_2 at X40.
Profibus DP not used, see X70, X71.
SIO12 HOST interface connected to SIO_1 on main circuit board and SIO_2 connected
to X40.
RS422 HOST interface RS-422 with transmitter connected to SIO_1 on the main circuit
board and receiver connected to SIO_2 at X40.
HOST.ADR RS-485 communication address

Range of val- 0 … 255 Level: L Default value: 0
ues:
HOST.BAUD Baud rate of the serial interfaces

Level: C Default value: 4800
■ 4800
■ 9600
■ 19 200
HOST.PARITY Parity bit of the serial interfaces

Level: L Default value: NO
The data itself is always 8 bits.
Value Function
NO No parity bit.
EVEN Even parity bit.
ODD Odd parity bit.
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HOST.TOUT Timeout of the serial interfaces
ues:
Unit: s
The device stops metering if no more communication has taken place during the
timeout time.
Value Function
0 No timeout monitoring.
1 … 99 Timeout in seconds. The monitoring is only active when “SYS.REM” = REMS.
HOST.WFOR Weight format for serial interfaces

Level: L Default value: FIX
Value Function
FIX Fix format same as in old scale control units.

DUMP, DIFF: kg.
DIFF device type MSDE or MSDF: g.
BAG: according to “ADC.DIV” parameter.
DIV According to the “ADC.DIV” parameter.
HOST.ENBL Start / stop via the serial interface

Value Function
OFF Start/stop function deactivated.

ON Start/stop function activated.
HOST.COMP Compatibility mode MEAF

Value Function
OFF Interface is defined according to MEAG interface protocol.

ON Interface is defined according to MEAF interface protocol.
► Switch on when replacing MEAF with MEAG.
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8.3.4 ENET (Ethernet) parameter group
When “SYS.ENET” = OFF, the parameter group is not visible.
ENET.ADR Profinet address

Level: L Default value: 0
Current address for Profinet communication. The MEAG registers with this ad-
dress.
meag-123 (ENET.ADR = 123)
Only available with ProfiNet - “SYS.ENET” - P-NET.
In addition, the current bus status is shown.
Value Function
NoCom No communication available.

ERROR Error on the additional circuit board EBD1325/EBD1326.
WIRED A cable was connected.
RUN The connection was established successfully.
ENET.MPDP Ethernet operating mode

Level: L Default value: EXTD_L
Value Function
NORM Normal protocol with 24-byte data for sending and receiving. For description,
see operating manual 66499.
SHORT Compact protocol DMS-T. Output byte not consistent (IM308B).
SHORTK Compact protocol DMS-T. Output byte consistent (IM308C).
EXTD_S Short extended protocol. Contains the NORM protocol with additional 32-byte
data.
EXTD_L Long extended protocol. Contains the NORM protocol with additional 48-byte
data.
ENET.IP IP address
Display showing the IP address currently set or the server status.

Only available with Ethernet/IP - SYS.ENET - ETH-P.
Value Function
192.168.15.29 IP address currently set.

SERVER The server starts up.
START
SERVER ER- No connection to server.
ROR
SERVER CON- The server settings are updated.
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ENET.SUBNET Subnet mask
Display showing subnet mask currently set.

ENET.STDGW Standard Gateway
Display showing standard gateway currently set.

ENET.IPSET.x Input new IP address. x = 0 … 3

0 … 255
ues:
The 4 bytes of the IP address are input as a single value.

Example: 192.168.15.1
“ENET.IPSET.0” = 192
► Select next byte: Press and + .

► Start control system with new IP address: Press for 10 seconds.
ENET.SNSET.x Input new subnet mask. x = 0 … 3

ues:
The 4 bytes of the subnet mask are input as a single value.

Example: 255.255.252.0
“ENET.SNSET.0” = 255

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ENET.GWSET.x Input new standard gateway. x = 0 … 3
0 … 255
ues:
The 4 bytes of the standard gateway are input as a single value.

Example: 192.168.15.10

ENET.TOUT Timeout for Ethernet

ues:
Unit: s
The device triggers an alarm if no communication takes place during the timeout
time.
■ The monitoring is only active when “SYS.REM” = REME.
ENET.STATUS Status indicator of the communication
Value Function
NoCom No communication available.

ERROR Error on the additional printed board assembly EBD1325/EBD1326.
WIRED A cable was connected.
RUN The connection was established successfully.
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ENET.COM Communication status indicator
Displays the communication status.

Examples:
■ 0×C0000140 = RCX_E_NETWORK_FAULT
■ 0×C0000141 = RCX_E_CONNECTION_CLOSED
■ 0×C0000142 = RCX_E_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT
■ 0×C0000143 = RCX_E_LONELY_NETWORK
■ 0×C0000144 = RCX_E_DUPLICATE_NODE
■ 0×C0000145 = RCX_E_CABLE_DISCONNECT
Number, left (netx communication status):
■ 0 = RCX_COMM_STATE_UNKNOWN
■ 1 = RCX_COMM_STATE_NOT_CONFIGURED
■ 2 = RCX_COMM_STATE_STOP
■ 3 = RCX_COMM_STATE_IDLE
■ 4 = RCX_COMM_STATE_OPERATE
Number, right (netx number errors):
■ 0 = no error
■ > 0 = Error code in accordance with netx description “netx Dual-Port Memo-
ry Interface DPM”.
8.3.5 TCP (Ethernet TCP/IP) parameter group
If “SYS.TCP” = OFF, the parameter group is not visible.
TCP.MPDP Ethernet operating mode

Level: L Default value: EXTD_L
Value Function
NORM Normal protocol with 24-byte data for sending and receiving. For a description,
EXTD_S Short advanced protocol. Contains the NORM protocol with additional 32-byte
data.
EXTD_L Long advanced protocol. Contains the NORM protocol with additional 48-byte
data.
TCP.IP IP address
Display showing the IP address currently set or the server status.
Value Function
192.168.15.29 IP address currently set.

SERVER The server starts up.
START
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Value Function
SERVER ER- No connection to server.

ROR
SERVER CON- The server settings are being updated.
FIG
TCP.SUBNET Subnet mask
Display showing subnet mask currently set.
TCP.STDGW Standard gateway
Display showing standard gateway currently set.
TCP.IPSET.x Input new IP address. x = 0 … 3

ues:
The 4 bytes of the IP address are input as a single value.

Example: 192.168.15.1
“TCP.IPSET.0” = 192
► Select next byte: press and + .

► Start control system with new IP address: press for 10 seconds.
TCP.SNSET.x Input new subnet mask. x = 0 … 3

0 … 255
ues:
The 4 bytes of the subnet mask are input as a single value.

Example: 255.255.252.0
“TCP.SNSET.0” = 255

► Start control with new IP address: press for 10 seconds.
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TCP.GWSET.x Input new standard gateway. x = 0 … 3
ues:
The 4 bytes of the standard gateway are input as a single value.

Example: 192.168.15.10

► Start control system with new IP address: press for 10 seconds.
TCP.TOUT Timeout for Ethernet TCP/IP

0.1 … 99.9
Range of val- Level: L Default value: 1.0
ues:
Unit: s
The device triggers an alarm if no communication has taken place within the
specified time.
■ Monitoring is only active when “SYS.REM” = REMTCP.
TCP.COM Communication counter

Level: L
The counter is increased when a valid data packet arrives.
► To clear the counter: press .
8.3.6 PBDP (Profibus DP) parameter group
PBDP.ADR Profibus DP communication address

ues:
In addition, the status of the connection is displayed:
Value Function
NoCom No communication with the host.

ERROR Hardware defect.
TIMOUT Timeout was triggered.
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PBDP.TOUT Timeout for Profibus-DP
0.1 … 99.9
Range of val- Level: L Default value: 1.0
ues:
Unit: s
The device stops metering if no more communication takes place during the
timeout time.
■ The monitoring is only active when “SYS.REM” = REMP.
PBDP.WFOR Weight format for the Profibus DP protocol

Level: L Default value: FIX
Value Function
FIX Fix format same as in old scale control units.

DUMP, DIFF: kg.
DIFF device type MSDE or MSDF: g.
BAG: according to “ADC.DIV” parameter.
DIV According to the “ADC.DIV” parameter.
PBDP.MPDP Profibus DP operating mode

Level: L Default value: NORM
Value Function
NORM Normal protocol with 24-byte data for sending and receiving. For description,
EXTD_S Short extended protocol. Contains the NORM protocol with additional 32-byte
data.
EXTD_L Long extended protocol. Contains the NORM protocol with additional 48-byte
data.
PBDP.COMP Compatibility mode MEAF

Value Function
OFF Interface is defined according to MEAG interface protocol.

ON Interface is defined according to MEAF interface protocol.
► Switch on when replacing MEAF with MEAG.
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PBDP.CTRLB Control bits display
Display showing first 4 bytes of received data of Profibus NORM protocol as

hexadecimal value. Example: F010050A.
Sequence on display: byte 3 | byte 2 | byte 1 | byte 0.
Bits 7 … 0.
PBDP.STATB Status bits display
Display showing first 4 bytes of transmitted data of Profibus NORM protocol as

hexadecimal value. Example: 00340B11.
Sequence on display: byte 3 | byte 2 | byte 1 | byte 0.
Bits 7 … 0.
PBDP.DSDIR Data set direction analysis filter

Default value: RXD
Use analysis filter to select a data set from the Profibus protocol. Its value is
displayed via “PBDP.DAT”.
Value Function
RXD Received data (PLC → device)

TXD Transmitted data (device → PLC)
PBDP.DSNR Data set number analysis filter

Range of val- 0 … 255 Default value: 0
ues:
PBDP.DSIDX Data set index analysis filter

0 … 255
ues:
PBDP.DSBYTE Data set byte analysis filter

8 … 23
ues:
PBDP.DSTYPE Data set type analysis filter

1, 2, 4
ues:
Unit: BYTE
Number of bytes in the value under consideration.
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PBDP.DAT Data set value display
Value of the data set defined with the filter.

The value is updated when the corresponding data set is accessed. Note
“PBDP.DSCNT” access counter to check.
PBDP.DSCNT Access counter data set
The counter is increased by 1 each time the data set defined by the filter is ac-
cessed.
Reset counter: Press .
8.3.7 SERV (service information) parameter group
SERV.ID Display identification text
Displayed identification text transmitted by a host (e.g. B1 SCALE). A maximum

of 28 characters are possible.
► Extension of the text: Press .
SERV.V_PROG Program version
Entire program, application and basic system (e.g. V18A).
SERV.V_APPL Application version
Version and name of the application (e.g. V17A).
SERV.V_BASE Basic system version
Version of the basic system (application-independent software, e.g. V15D).
SERV.V_BOOT Bootloader version
SERV.DATE Date
Range of val- 00.01.01 … 99.12.31 Level: L
ues:
SERV.TIME Time
Range of val- 00.00.00 … 23.59.59 Level: L
ues:
The clock is switched on by default. A battery test is performed every 24 hours.
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SERV.ERR.x List of alarms
The last alarm is displayed in the form ERR.0 A006. The second to last alarm is
displayed with ERR.–1 etc.
► Display older entries: Press and hold down and press .

► Display newer entries: Press and hold down and press + .
► Display details (alarm text, date and time) of entry in turn: Press and hold
down .
SERV.EVT.x List of events
For operation, see “SERV.ERR” parameter.

All events (incl. alarms) are displayed.
SERV.ALLEVT.x List of alarms and events
For operation, see “SERV.ERR” parameter.

Alarms and events are displayed mixed.
SERV.CPU Computer load
Display left: Current CPU utilization in %.

Display right: Maximum time in [ms] for a program execution.
► Reset maximum value: Press for 1 second.
SERV.SADR System address in the case of a program error
SERV.PCNT Counter for power failures
SERV.ELOG Internal recording of the events

Level: C Default value: ON
Value Function
ON Recording activated.
OFF Recording deactivated.
► Delete entries: Press for more than 5 seconds.
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SERV.VLOG Internal recording of values
Value Function
► Delete entries: press for more than 5 seconds.
SERV.CLOG Internal recording of cyclical data

Value Function

► Delete entries: Press for more than 5 seconds.
SERV.JLOG Internal recording of job data

Value Function
► Delete job data: Press for more than 5 seconds.
SERV.SIMM Simulation mode

Inputs are simulated by means of the output signals.

Program and control system are tested without product.
Value Function
ON Simulation activated.
OFF Simulation deactivated.
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SERV.SERM Service mode
Set digital and analog outputs for test purposes.
Value Function
ON Function activated.
OFF Function deactivated.
TEST Test mode for the print test.
SERV.DIN Digital inputs
Also applies to options with digital inputs (e.g. 1.0 … 1.11).
► Select input (0.0 … 0.x): Press and hold down and press + or .
SERV.DOUT Digital outputs
Also applies to options with digital outputs (e.g. 1.0 … 1.11).
► Select output (0.0 … 0.x): Press and hold down and press + or
.
► Set or delete outputs if “SERV.SERM” = ON: Press .
SERV.DISPIN Digital inputs of the display circuit board
Displays the current state of the 24 V inputs.

■ 0 = 0 V
■ 1 = 24 V
(Display 000 → IN 3 / IN 2 / IN 1)
SERV.AIN.x Analog input circuit board

Unit: V / mA
Current voltage or present current.
► Select input: Press and hold down and press + or .
SERV.AOUT.x Analog outputs

Unit: mA
Present current.
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► Select output: Press and hold down and press + or .
► Set output voltage if “SERV.SERM” = ON: Press .
SERV.LC DMS input

Unit: mV
Current input voltage.
► Select input: Press and hold down and press + or .
SERV.TINT Current temperature on the display circuit board

Unit: °C
SERV.SIO1 Serial interface 1
Serial interface 1 RS-485 to host or other use. If the “HOST.SIO” parameter is

not activated for the corresponding interface, " --- OFF" is displayed. The follow-
ing elements are displayed from left to right:
■ Communication counter. Is raised by 1 (0 … 9999) per communication.
■ Bus activity. “*” means that a signal was received.
■ Command. Identification of the data with different telegrams. “-” means that a
command with lower-case characters was received.
■ Error number:
□ 0 = no error
□ 1 = timeout or no answer
□ 2 = undefined command or undefined identification
□ 3 = incorrect checksum
□ 4 = incorrect data length
SERV.SIO2 Serial interface 2
Serial interface 2 RS-485 to host or other use. For description, see

“SERV.SIO1”.
SERV.USB USB status display
If OFF is displayed, no USB cable is connected. The following elements are dis-
played:
■ Left: Number of data packets received.
■ Right: Current utilization of the data transfer as %.
20 KByte/s = 100 %.
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SERV.P-DP Profibus DP status display
Display options:
Value Function
WPAR Wait for the parameterization via the bus.

WCFG Wait for the configuration via the bus.
DEXC Normal operation. Data exchange without error.
TIMOUT Data exchange too slow. Timeout error.
INIERR Initialization error hardware module general.
LENERR Initialization error hardware module data lengths.
SERV.CALCNT Counter for calibration switch activation
Is incremented by 1 each time RUN is switched to CAL. Is only shown for appli-
cations which can be calibrated.
SERV.CALDAT Date the calibration switch was last activated
Is only shown for applications which can be calibrated.
► Display date: Press .
SERV.PUPDAT Power-up date
Date on which the control system was last activated.
SERV.PDWDAT Power-down date
Date on which the control system was last deactivated.
SERV.TEST Function test

■ Not present in DIFFS application.
Value Function
OFF Function test stopped.

ON Function test starts (for internal production only).
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9 Alarms and messages
Alarms and messages have the following syntax: The letter A for alarm or W for
warning followed by a three-digit number.
Example: A073.
If a number follows the alarm or warning, it is a device-specific warning. The

number then indicates the device number.
Example: A073.2
If no further details are provided about the acknowledgement, the acknowledge-

ment of the alarm depends on the “SYS.ACLR” parameter. See page 34,
parameter “SYS.ACLR”.
■ “SYS.ACLR = OFF” = Automatic acknowledgement if the cause of the alarm

has been remedied or when a change has been made to Step 1.
■ “SYS.ACLR” = ON: No automatic acknowledgement. Acknowledgement only
possible with or 24 V input “Clear alarm”.
9.1 Application alarms

A015 DOUT OVF
Cause Correction
Digital outputs exceeded. The ► Increase the alarm limit (TCON.LDOV).
weight cannot be displayed with the ► Increase the division of the digital outputs (TCON.DDIV).
digital outputs.
9.2 Basic alarms

A001 FLASH
Cause Correction
The FLASH is defective. ► Switch device off and on.
► If the alarm is repeated, replace main circuit board.
A002 RAM
Cause Correction
The RAM is defective. ► Switch device off and on.
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A003 RUNTIME
Cause Correction
Runtime error during the program ► Switch device off and on.
execution. Software or hardware ► If the alarm is repeated, note down “SERV.SADR” and
problem. contact Bühler customer service.
► Initialize data or load new program version.
A004 WATCHDOG
Cause Correction
Timeout during a program cycle. ► Switch device off and on.
Software or hardware problem. ► If the alarm is repeated, note down “SERV.SADR” and
contact Bühler customer service.
► Initialize data or load new program version.
A005 NO 24V
Cause Correction
The voltage is too low (< 18 V). ► Measure voltage at X1.
► If the voltage is lower than 18 V, locate the cause. The
power supply unit may be faulty or overloaded.
► If the voltage exceeds 18 V, replace main circuit board.
A006 DATALOST
Cause Correction
Loss of data in the battery-buffered ► Check that battery base is firmly in place.
RAM. The parameters and various ► If new software was loaded, acknowledge alarm.
data are reset to the original value. ► Disconnect the control system from the mains. Wait
Can occur during software down- 15 minutes. Switch on the control. If the alarm is repeat-
loads. ed, replace battery.
A007 RANGE
Cause Correction
The measuring range has exceed- ► Recalibrate.
ed or fallen below the normal limits. ► Check jumper X313.
► Check for foreign material on the weighing container,
e.g. have the transport locking devices been removed?
► Increase the value of the “ADC.MAXR” parameter or set
it to 0.
► Check the installation position of the force transducers.
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A008 ADCAL
Cause Correction
There are too few AD values for ► Recalibrate.
calibration. ► Check jumper X313.
► Check for foreign material on the weighing container,
e.g. have the transport locking devices been removed?
► Check the installation position of the force transducers.
► Apply sufficient weight for calibration to take place.
A009 ADFCT
Cause Correction
The AD converter module supplies ► Replace the main circuit board.
no values.
A011 LOW4MA
Cause Correction
Set point < 4 mA. Only possible if ► Measure the current.
the analog set point is 4 … 20 mA ► Set the counterpart to 4 … 20 mA.
(“SYS.REM” = REMA). ► Rectify line interruption.
► Check jumper X62.
A012 HOST COM
Cause Correction
Timeout on host interface. The host ► Run the host system.
system no longer communicates ► Check functionality or wiring of the interface cable.
with the device. ► Check jumper X31.
► Increase the timeout value of the “HOST.TOUT” param-
eter or set it to 0.
W013 EXTDISP
Cause Correction
Serial communication to remote ► Check the wiring.
control device interrupted. Only ► Check adjustment of X80.
possible with optional remote con- ► Check the value of the “SYS.DISP” parameter.
trol device.
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A014 PROFI-DP
Cause Correction
Profibus error or communication ► Check the wiring.
has been interrupted (time-out). De- ► Check the address setting in the value of the
vice stopped. Alarm only if “PBDP.ADR” parameter.
“SYS.REM” = REMP. ► Check the adjustment of the operating mode in the val-
ue of the “PBDP.MPDP” parameter.
► Increase the timeout value of the “PBDP.TOUT” parame-
ter.
► Check master configuration.
W016 PRINTER
Cause Correction
Printer fault ► Refill with paper.
► Check whether printer is selected.
► Check value of “PRN.PSIO” parameter.
► Check the wiring.
W017 DISPLAY
Cause Correction
Communication to the primary dis- ► Check adjustment of X80.
play is interrupted. The display it- ► Set address on the display (see display alarm *No
self can no longer display the error. Comm An*).
► Check the wiring.
W018 BATTERY
Cause Correction
Buffer battery has insufficient volt- ► Check that battery base is firmly in place.
age or clock has stopped. ► Replace battery while device is switched on, then switch
control system off and back on again.
A070 CAN Ctn
Cause Correction
Interrupted communication with a ► Note error display on CAN module. Refer to description
CAN module. t = A (EBD 1317) of CAN extension modules in appendix.
t = D (EBD 1318/20) ► Check the wiring.
t = L (EBD 1319) n = 1…31 (mod- ► Check address setting on CAN modules.
ule address). If CAN COM is dis- ► Check whether configured CAN modules are present.
played, the whole bus is faulty.
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A071 CAN Mtn
Cause Correction
A CAN module transmits an error. ► Note error display on CAN module. Continue in accord-
t = A (EBD 1317) ance with the module description in the Appendix.
t = D (EBD 1318/20) ► Replace CAN module.
t = L (EBD 1319) n = 1…31 (mod-
ule address).
A072 CAN Dtn
Cause Correction
A CAN module has an output error. ► Note error display on CAN module. Continue in accord-
t = D (EBD 1318/20) ance with the module description in the Appendix.
t = L (EBD 1319) n = 1…31 (mod- ► Check wiring of digital outputs.
ule address). ► Check whether alarm stops when output plug connector
is disconnected.
A073 DEVNR
Cause Correction
The LC module has an incorrect in- ► Use the correct LC module.
ternal device number. Only with ► Set the upper device number from the calibration plate
calibratable make. on MEAG. See page 39, parameter “ADC.DEVNR”.
W075 WARNTEMP
Cause Correction
The temperature in the device is ► Check the temperature in the device.
too high. The temperature sensor is ► Install the device in a cooler location.
located on the display circuit board.
A076 HIGHTEMP
Cause Correction
The permissible maximum tempera- ► Check the temperature in the device.
ture in the device has been ex- ► Install the device in a cooler location.
ceeded. The temperature sensor is
located on the display circuit board.
A077 DIGOUT
Cause Correction
One or more of the outputs deviate ► Remove external voltage or overload sources.
from expected behavior.
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9.3 Display alarm *No Comm An*
If this error is displayed, the connection to the circuit board is interrupted. The
configured address is displayed.
■ Address 1 = local display in the front door

■ Address 3 = remote control
Enter address:
1. Press 5 times, for approx. ½ second each time.

2. Press .
3. Select corresponding address with + or .
4. Press .
5. Press .
9.4 Display status 7-segment display

The 7-segment display H1 on the main circuit board reflects the hardware sta-
tus. If the decimal point is flashing, the control system is activated.
The 7-segment display shows the status and error messages. In the following
table, the status messages are listed on the 7-segment after the display.
Display Status
- Standard operation.
The middle seg- There are no messages.
ments are dis-
played cyclically
from top to bot-
tom.
L Software is installed and activated after the restart.
If the display is If the service tool is used, press <Activate software>. If the
flashing, the control system is disconnected from power supply, the new
download has not software is also activated.
yet been com-
pleted.
U USB connection active.
Device is connected to PC via a USB cable.
P Profibus is attached and connected.
For further information: See page 55, parameter
“SERV.P-DP”.
C New software is copied.
Program 1 is updated. Program 2 is copied. Status mes-
sage is displayed only during the startup phase.
F Program 1 is defective. Program 2 is copied.
Status message is displayed only during the startup phase.
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In the following table, the error messages are listed on the 7-segment after the
display. If an “E” flashes alternately with another symbol, an error message is
pending. “E d”, for example, indicates that “E” und “d” are flashing alternately.
1
Cause Correction
Fault in the FLASH memory. No ► Disconnect printed circuit board from power supply.
application present. No application Clean with compressed air.
started. ► Restart. If the error is repeated, replace printed circuit
board.
2
Cause Correction
Fault in the DRAM memory. No ap- ► Disconnect printed circuit board from power supply.
plication started. For example, as a Clean with compressed air.
result of a short circuit on the print- ► Restart. If the error is repeated, replace printed circuit
ed circuit board due to copper resi- board.
due.
b
Cause Correction
Fault in battery RAM memory. No ► Disconnect printed circuit board from power supply.
application started. Clean with compressed air.
► Restart. If the error is repeated, replace printed circuit
board.
E L
Cause Correction
Defective software version installed. ► Reinstall software. If the display does not change, re-
Program 1 shows an incorrect quest a new software version.
checksum. ► Disconnect device from power supply. After restart, pro-
gram 2 is used automatically.
E 3
Cause Correction
► See A003 RUNTIME
E 4
Cause Correction
► See A004 WATCHDOG
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E 5
Cause Correction
► See A005 NO 24V
E b
Cause Correction
► See W018 BATTERY
E 6
Cause Correction
► See A006 DATALOST
E C
Cause Correction
► See A070 CAN COM, A071 CAN MOD, A072
CAN DOUT
E d
Cause Correction
► See W017 DISPLAY
9.5 Status messages

Status messages provide information about the device state. The messages ap-
pear in alternation with the normal display and only while the state persists.
Alarms have higher priority and overwrite status messages.
Some of the following messages are application-specific, i.e. they do not occur
with every control.
Display State
LOCAL STOP Device was stopped manually.
STOP Device was stopped because 0 V is present at the 24 V
input “Enable/Start”.
c STOP Device was stopped because no enable is connected via
Profibus or RS-485 (HOST).
v STOP Device was stopped because the set point is too low.
m STOP Device was stopped because no motor current is meas-
ured for the grinding motors. The motors were not start-
ed or the current measurement is not working.
Σ STOP Device was stopped because the required total or a re-
quired number was reached.
WAIT PRODUCT Device is started but no product is present (e.g. product
probe is uncovered).
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Display State
REFILL Fill function is active (not normal filling).
SUSPEND The machine was started, but there is no feeding enable.
DISCHARGE Discharge function (or residual discharging) is active (not
normal emptying).
CAL MODE CAL mode is active. Calibration switch in CAL position.
SERVICE Service mode is active, i.e. “SERV.SERM” = ON (outputs
can be set).
LOCAL The device is operated locally. Only if REMOTE input is
active and 0 V is applied.
MANUAL The device is operated manually. No automatic control
sequence.
EMERGENCY Device is in emergency operation (“TCON.MODE”).
TEACHING Device is in learning mode.
HIGH SETP Set point is too high. The set point is limited to the max-
imum value.
SIM ON Simulator mode is activated, i.e. “SERV.SIMM” = ON.
SIM FREEZE Simulator mode is on but passive.
TEST Device is in test mode.
LOW SETP Set point is too low. The set point is limited to the mini-
mum or 0.
WARM UP Wait until the AD converter is stable.
STOP OPEN OK Device is stopped. All elements are in home position.
The machine may be switched off or opened.
OVERLOAD The grinding motor utilization has exceeded 130 %. The
grinding rollers were disengaged.
SAVE BUSY Automatic grinding gap adjustment has sent a save re-
quest. However, the message has not been acknowl-
edged by the host system.
HL INLET The product probe in the inlet signals that it is covered
(0 V). This message is only output if “TCON.HL IN” =
DIG_IN.
9.6 Short messages

Short messages are operating aids. They appear once at the touch of a button.
Some of the following messages are application-specific, i.e. they do not occur
with every control.
Display State
OK Input detected and applied.
Example: When a recipe has been loaded.
LOCK Parameter modification is locked.
See page 33, parameter “SYS.LOCK”.
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Display State
REMOTE The control system is in remote operation mode, e.g. via
Profibus. Parameters can only be edited in remote oper-
ation mode, e.g: “SYS.REM” = REMP.
See page 31, parameter “SYS.REM”.
PROTECT Recipes are protected from being overwritten. The rec-
ipes cannot be saved.
DATA INIT Initialization is executed. The control is reset to default
values.
See page 36, parameter “SYS.INIT”.
SET ZERO Zero adjustment is executed.
See page 37, parameter “ADC.ZERO.x”.
SET CAL Calibration is executed.
See page 37, parameter “ADC.CALW.x”.
SET TARE Taring is executed.
WT INIT Weight values are re-initialized.
Example: If “ADC.DIV” is adjusted.
WAIT The device processes an order and prompts the operator
to wait.
Do not operate the control while WAIT is displayed.
CLEAR Data is being deleted.
ESC Modification has been aborted.
Example: If is pressed during a modification.

OCCUPIED Interface is occupied.
Example: If SIO is set to host and is to be changed to
an external device.
NO EDIT Modification not possible.
Example: When attempting to modify display parameters.
NO CAL Modifications only possible if calibration switch is in CAL
position.
Example: When attempting to modify “SYS.TYP” if the
calibration switch is in RUN position.
NO LOCAL Modifications only possible in LOCAL mode.
NO STOP Modifications only possible when device is stopped.
NO SETVAL No set point present.
ASSIST ON The input assistant has been started.
ASSIST OFF The input assistant has been exited.
MANUAL START Process has been started manually.
MANUAL STOP Process has been stopped manually.
OUT OF RANGE The input value is outside the valid range.
ERROR Action has failed.
NO MODE The selected function is not available in this operating
mode.
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10 Spare parts
10.1 Basic versions

MEAG with display in the mild steel housing, IP65 protec- Part. No.
tion
115/230 V AC EKP -80058-810
24 V DC EKP -80012-810
115/230 V AC calibratable EKP -80152-810
24 V DC calibratable EKP -80151-810
MEAG with display in the stainless steel housing, IP65 Part. No.
115/230 V AC EKP -80060-810
24 V DC EKP -80081-810
115/230 V AC calibratable EKP -80154-810
24 V DC calibratable EKP -80153-810
Wall model with mounted display, IP20 Part. No.

24 V DC EKP -80123-810
10.2 Options
Option Part. No.
MEAG calibratable assembly (cover for the calibration EKP -80011-810
switch and the DMS terminals; may be installed later)
LC module in the housing (CAN extension load cell in a EKP -80118-810
terminal box; necessary for calibratability)
Analog module EBD 1317 e.g. for device type DEVICE EKP -80241-810
In stainless steel housing
Analog module EBD 1317 e.g. for device type DEVICE EKP -80242-810
In normal steel housing
MEAG display module (remote control / built-in version; EKP -80004-810
built into cabinet doors)
Remote control: table or wall model EKP -80042-810
Terminal box for 1 … 4 load cells, type VKK1-4 UXE -26527-301
Terminal box for 5 … 8 load cells, type VKK2-8 UXE -26527-303
Cable 6 x 0.75 mm², shielded UNE -30600-069
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10.3 Spare parts in stock
Stocks of spare parts and parts subject to wear are an important requirement for
the permanent operational readiness of the control system.
Bühler spare parts often fulfil special manufacturing and delivery specifications.
Bühler sells spare parts in accordance with state-of-the-art technology.
Only spare parts delivered by Bühler are inspected and approved. Spare parts
from other sources might negatively change the prescribed constructional quali-
ties of the control system and/or impair safety.
10.4 Spare parts lists

Spare parts for basic device. Strongly recommended for storage:
Designation Part. No.

Basic print, EBD 1312. With current program version. EKP -95076-810
Display print, EBD 1316 EKP -84337-810
Spare parts for corresponding design version. Recommended for storage:

Print expansion keyboard EKP -84440-810
EBD 1314
Circuit board CAN extension (analogue I/O) EKP -85360-810
EBD 1317
Circuit board CAN extension (digital I/O) EKP -85361-810
EBD 1318
Print CAN expansion load cell EKP -85371-810
EBD 1319
Print CAN module digital I/O EKP -85397-810
EBD 1320
Pulse power supply 100 … 240 V AC. Only contained in UNE -80206-001
115/230 V AC design version.
Fuse F1 (basic print, 2 A slow). UNE -22002-025
More spare parts:

Profibus plug UXE -36405-820
USB cable 1.8 m for dVice2L UXE -30802-031
Cable set (strands) numbered for CAN extension or display
circuit board:
200 mm WEWS-95011-810
500 mm WEWS-95012-810
1000 mm WEWS-95013-810
1400 mm WEWS-95014-810
4-wire cable, shielded, twisted into pairs. For serial inter- UXE -30605-301
face, CAN module or printer.
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Interface converter RS-232/RS-485 MI400e-RD. For con- UXE -36906-003
nection to PC or as connection to a printer ML3320.
Display print and foil, assembled. EKP -80004-810
Display foil (without print). EKP -10006-010
Display 4-pole ribbon cable (EBD 1312 – EBD 1316). EKP -10007-010
Battery for the RAM. UNE -74921-029
BÜLTE retaining ring. UNN -14024-005
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11 Appendix
11.1 Force transducer connections

11.1.1 Force transducer types and wire colors
Type/signal Electric Designation HBM Revere SHBx Reznicek & burster

terminal Z6… R-…-C3-SC Hlach 8523-500
DB-10-… (BSPB only)
Shield X10:1 SHIELD yellow transparent yellow
Sense+ X10:2 S+ green yellow
Feeder unit+ X10:3 OUT+ blue green black white
Signal+ X10:4 IN+ white white red yellow
Signal- X10:5 IN- red red white green
Feeder unit- X10:6 OUT- black black blue brown
Sense- X10:7 S- gray blue
11.1.2 4-wire force transducer
X10 EBD 1312

1 Shield
2 S+
3 OUT+
4 IN+
5 IN - 1
6 WIRE
6 OUT - 4 WIRE
7 S- X313
11.1.3 6-wire force transducer
X10 EBD 1312

1 Shield
2 S+
3 OUT+
4 IN+
5 IN - 1
6 WIRE
6 OUT - 4 WIRE
7 S- X313
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11.2 DMS terminal box
11.2.1 Dimensions and technical specifications for terminal box VKK1-4
Version and order number: See page 66, chapter “Options”.
Material Aluminum
Weight 1 kg
11.2.2 Dimensions and technical specifications for terminal box VKK2-8
Version and order number: See page 66, chapter “Options”.
Material Steel plate

Weight 2.5 kg
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11.2.3 4-wire force transducer with connection box
Load cell Output 1 Shield EBD 1312

gn
2 S+
bl bl
3 OUT+
wh wh
4 IN+
rd rd
5 IN - 1
blk blk 6 WIRE
6 OUT - 4 WIRE
gr
ye ye
7 S- X313
X10
11.2.4 6-wire force transducer with connection box
Load cell Output 1 Shield EBD 1312

gn gn
2 S+
bl bl
3 OUT+
wh wh
4 IN+
rd rd
5 IN - 1
blk blk 6 WIRE
6 OUT - 4 WIRE
gr gr
7 S- X313
ye ye
X10
11.3 LC module
11.3.1 Dimensions and technical specifications
200
160
IO 24...27 IO 28...31
LC
1 1
H324 H328
2 2
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
CAN
H325 H329
3 3 1
4 4 2
150
110
5 5 3
H326 H330 H350
6 6 4
H327 H331
7 7 X100
8 8
X301 X302 X303 ON ON
1 2
OFF OFF
Out 28…31
Out 24…27 X99
EBD1319 3 4
NC
X312 S300
Order numbers: See page 66, chapter “Options”.
Technical data
Material Steel plate
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Technical data
Weight approx. 1 kg
Cable cross section max. 1.5 mm2
Lid can be lead sealed
Height 80 mm
11.3.2 4-wire force transducer with LC module

X313
1
6 WIRE
1 SH 4 WIRE
S+ X100
3 5V X100 CAN
4 1 1
I+ 24V
5 2 2
I- 0V
6 3 3
0V R/T+
4 4
S- R/T-
1
X301 ON
OFF
X99
EBD 1319 EBD 1312
11.3.3 6-wire force transducer with LC module

X313
1
6 WIRE
1 SH 4 WIRE
2 S+ X100
3 5V X100 CAN
4 1 1
I+ 24V
5 2 2
I- 0V
6 3 3
0V R/T+
7 4 4
S- R/T-
1
X301 ON
OFF
X99
EBD 1319 EBD 1312
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11.4 CAN expansion modules
11.4.1 Types
Circuit CAN expan- Description

board sion modules
EBD 1317 Analog I/O 8 analog inputs.
Each input can be configured for various func-
tions.
PT100
PT1000
0/4 … 20 mA
0 … 5/10 V
± 80 mV difference
2 analog outputs
0/4 … 20 mA
EBD 1318 Digital I/O 12 digital I/Os 24 V
Each of the 12 I/Os can be configured as input or
output.
EBD 1319 Load Cell 1 high-resolution load cell input
(LC), calibrat- 8 digital I/Os 24 V
able Each of the 8 I/Os can be configured as input or
output.
EBD 1320 Digital I/O 8 digital inputs 24 V
Safe Output 8 digital outputs 24 V
11.4.2 Connection
EBD 1311 / EBD1312 EBD 1317/18/19/20 EBD 1317/18/19/20

1 1
ON ON
X100 CAN OFF OFF
24 V 0 V R/T+ R/T- X100 X99 X100 X99
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
Connecting the module:
1. Wire the CAN Interface as BUS.

2. On the last module, switch the terminations on (X99 = ON).
3. On all others, switch the terminations off (X99 = OFF).
11.4.3 LED display
Each CAN expansion module contains a 1-digit LED display; EBD 1320 has a
2-digit display. It indicates the hardware status.
A flashing decimal point indicates that the module is in operation.
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A number from 1 … 9 indicates the address; a number from 1 … 31 for
EBD 1320. If several CAN expansion modules of the same type are present, dif-
ferent addresses must be set according to the I/O description of the application.
Set address:
1. Keep the button pressed down until the address flashes.

2. Keep pressing the button until the corresponding address is displayed.
3. Keep the button pressed down until the address does not flash any more.
If an “E” flashes alternately with another symbol, an error message is pending.

If, for example, “E” and “3” flash alternately, the fault “E 3” is pending. Meaning
of the error messages:
E 1
Cause Correction
Software error ► Switch module off and back on again.
If the message is displayed again, re-
place module.
E 2
Cause Correction
EEPROM data loss ► Switch module off and back on again.
place module.
► Check whether the correct address is
displayed.
E 3
Cause Correction
No connection to CAN interface ► Press button and check address.
► Check settings of the parameters on
the MEAG.
E 4
Cause Correction
A/D converter error ► Switch module off and back on again.
place module.
E 5
Cause Correction
Digital outputs ► One or more of the outputs deviates
from expected behavior. (External
voltage, short circuit, overload).
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E 6
Cause Correction
No external 24 V for EBD 1320 ► Check external 24 V at X105:1 plug.
LED 24 V EXT lights up when there
is voltage.
E b
Cause Correction
Automatic baud rate search (no ► Press button and check address. (For
connection to CAN interface). setting see address.)
► Check settings of the parameters on
the MEAG.
11.5 Remote control

A remote control is an additional display and control unit that is installed at an-
other location.
11.5.1 Installation version

235
206
101 101
127
113
99
Fig. 11.1
Technical data
Parts no. EKP -80004-810

Type of protection IP65
Depth 40 mm
Power supply +24 V DC from the device control system
6 bores 6 mm in diameter
Front panel section 99 x 206 mm
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11.5.2 Table or wall version
Fig. 11.2
Technical data
Parts no. EKP -80042-810

Type of protection IP65
Depth 40 mm
Power supply +24 V DC from the device control system
4 bores 5.5 mm in diameter
11.5.3 Connect to MEAG circuit board SIO_0
MEAG MEAG
Basisprint Anzeigeprint
EBD 1312 EBD 1316
X80
SIO_0 X50
1
2
6
X30
5
3 4
1 +24 V Line 1
1 1
2 0 V Line 2
2 2
3 RXD_TXD + 3 3
3
4 4 RXD_TXD - 4 4
X51
X51 SIO_0
SIO_0
X50
X30
Fig. 11.3
If the local display unit is removed from the control system and installed else-
where, it is to be connected as a remote control. Address 1 is still used, howev-
er, and the value of the parameter SYS.DISP will remain on OFF.
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With a distance of 5 m or more, use a shielded, 4-core cable.
Recommended cable: UXE -30605-301
1. Set address on the remote control.

► Press 5 times.
► Press .
► Select address 3 with the + or .
► Press .
► Press .
2. Activate interface.
► Select SYS.DISP parameter.
► Press until parameter value flashes.
► Select the corresponding value. See page 32, parameter “SYS.DISP”.
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11.6 EU declaration of conformity
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Parameter list
Production plant:
Name:
Date:
Parameter Default value Unit Customer value

USER 0
USER.NET
USER.TARE
MAIN.DOWT
MAIN.OTST OFF
MAIN.NWT1 10.00
MAIN.NWT2 10.00
MAIN.JOBID
TCON.MAXW 20.00
TCON.DDIV 0.01 kg
TCON.LDOV OFF
TCON.TDRD 10 ms
TCON.OFOR BIN8
TCON.OMODE STD
TCON.REMD OFF
TCON.SOMP OFF
TCON.PBDAT JOBID
TCON.DISPWT BRT
TCON.KEY_S2 OFF
TCON.KEY_S4 ZERO
SYS.TYP NOAPP
SYS.REM LOC
SYS.RIN OFF
SYS.EIN OFF
SYS.DISP OFF
SYS.EDIS OFF
SYS.PSAV STOP
SYS.SD 0
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80 Chapter 11 Parameter list
SYS.SDT 600 s
SYS.LOCK OFF
SYS.MSG ALL
SYS.ACLR OFF
SYS.AINV ON
SYS.AO.x 0 mA
SYS.AI.x 0 mA
SYS.AOADJ.x 100.0 %
SYS.AIADJ.x 100.0 %
SYS.HIDE OFF
SYS.CANBR 200 kBaud
SYS.ENET OFF
SYS.TCP OFF
SYS.INIT
ADC.CHNR 0
ADC.WT.x kg
ADC.ZERO.x
ADC.CALW.x 40.000 kg
ADC.MAXR.x 0.000 kg
ADC.DIV 0.001
ADC.UNIT KG
ADC.FILT 2
ADC.MOT.x 0.5
ADC.TMOT 0.0 s
ADC.AZER 0.00 kg
ADC.NORM INDST
ADC.BCHNR 0
ADC.PUPT 10 s
ADC.ZADV.x 0
ADC.DADV.x 100 000
ADC.ADV.x
ADC.SWVERS
ADC.DEVNR 0
HOST.SIO SIO1
HOST.ADR 0
HOST.BAUD 4800
HOST.PARITY NO
HOST.TOUT 0 s
HOST.WFOR FIX
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Chapter 11 Parameter list 81
HOST.ENBL OFF
HOST.COMP OFF
ENET.ADR 0
ENET.MPDP EXTD_L
ENET.IP
ENET.SUBNET
ENET.STDGW
ENET.IPSET.x 0
ENET.SNSET.x 0
ENET.GWSET.x 0
ENET.TOUT 1.0 s
ENET.STATUS
ENET.COM
TCP.MPDP EXTD_L
TCP.IP
TCP.SUBNET
TCP.STDGW
TCP.IPSET.x 0
TCP.SNSET.x 0
TCP.GWSET.x 0
TCP.TOUT 1.0 s
TCP.COM
PBDP.ADR 0
PBDP.TOUT 1.0 s
PBDP.WFOR FIX
PBDP.MPDP NORM
PBDP.COMP OFF
PBDP.CTRLB
PBDP.STATB
PBDP.DSDIR RXD
PBDP.DSNR 0
PBDP.DSIDX 0
PBDP.DSBYTE 8
PBDP.DSTYPE 1 BYTE
PBDP.DAT
PBDP.DSCNT
SERV.ID
SERV.V_PROG
SERV.V_APPL
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82 Chapter 11 Parameter list
SERV.V_BASE
SERV.V_BOOT
SERV.DATE
SERV.TIME
SERV.ERR.x
SERV.EVT.x
SERV.ALLEVT.x
SERV.CPU
SERV.SADR
SERV.PCNT
SERV.ELOG ON
SERV.VLOG OFF
SERV.CLOG ON
SERV.JLOG ON
SERV.SIMM OFF
SERV.SERM OFF
SERV.DIN
SERV.DOUT
SERV.DISPIN
SERV.AIN.x V / mA
SERV.AOUT.x mA
SERV.LC mV
SERV.TINT °C
SERV.SIO1
SERV.SIO2
SERV.USB
SERV.P-DP
SERV.CALCNT
SERV.CALDAT
SERV.PUPDAT
SERV.PDWDAT
SERV.TEST OFF
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Chapter 11 Parameter list 83
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CH-9240 Uzwil, Schweiz
T +41 71 955 11 11
F +41 71 955 33 79
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1.1 Availability of the instructions

1.2 Applicable documents

Designation Identification number

1.3.1 Feedback regarding this manual

Requests and suggestions relevant to this manual

1.4 Personnel qualifications

Individuals who work on electrical equipment must be technically trained or have

2.1 Intended use

► Use the device only for its intended purpose.

2.2 Technical state

► Only operate the control when it is in perfect technical condition.

2.3 ATEX designation

► Note the nameplate.

2.4 Personnel qualifications

► Secure housing with BÜLTE retaining rings supplied (1).

► Ensure that the housing is correctly earthed.

3.2 Ambient conditions

3.3 Electrical data

Designation Value Unit

Designation Value Unit

Designation Value Unit

Designation Value Unit

Analog inputs 0/4 … 20 mA (2)

Designation Value Unit

3.4 Force transducer (DMS/LC)

3.7 Design versions

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Fig. 4.1 Nameplate (example)

4.2 Operating principle

4.3 Operating mode

■ As a value on the display screen.

5.1 Circuit board EBD 1312

Fig. 5.1 EBD 1312

F1 Safety fuse, 2 A, delay-action.

X71 left B = Profibus at X40 A = RS-485 SIO_2 at X40

X81 1 ... 6 = Pullup 2 ... 5 = Term 3 ... 4 = Pulldown, SIO_1

5.3 Connection for power supply

115/230 V AC version according to nameplate

24 V DC version Circuit board

X30 Pole Function

■ If remote control is available as well as local control, remove the central

5.5 RS-485 SIO_1 interface

X31 Pole Function

Connect bus terminating resistor to X81. No jumpers are connected as standard.

Always leave right jumper X71 at position B.

5.7 CAN interface

Level outputs when TCON.OFOR = NIV

DO_0.4 = 24 V when current weight ≥ MAIN.NWT1

DO_0.5 = 24 V when current weight < MAIN.NWT1

DO_0.7 = 24 V when current weight < MAIN.NWT2

Digital I/O expansion module 1 (optional)

The module must have address 1 and TCON.OFOR = BIN20, BCD20 or

X101/X102/X103 Terminal Function Function Function

Digital I/O expansion module 2 (optional)

The module must have address 2 and TCON.OFOR = BCD24.

5.10 0 … 5 V or 0/4 … 20 mA analog inputs

0 mA or 4 mA can be set at SYS.AI. Use shielded cables for connections. Con-

0 mA or 4 mA can be set at SYS.AO. Use shielded cables for connections.

6.1 Display operating elements

S1 <Accept weight / Print> key

MAIN SYS ADC HOST PBDP SERV