GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL 242433 48 Inch Pallet Scale User Guide

GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL 242433 48 Inch Pallet Scale

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSTALLER/USER TO COMPLETELY READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY INFORMATION BEFORE INSTALLING/ USING THIS PRODUCT. FOLLOWING THESE INSTRUCTIONS WILL ENSURE PROPER FUNCTION AND SAFETY.

• Do not overload. Maximum capacity:
  Model No. 242433 – 5,000 lb. (3,000 kg.)
  Model No. 242434 – 10,0001b. (5,000 kg.)

• 2 people are required to move platform.

• Use only on leveled floors.

• For indoor use only. Use only in dry locations.

• Avoid vibrations, direct sunlight, big temperature changes and areas with big air flow.

• Do not jump on top of the unit or drop the load over the platform.

• Clean this product regularly to maintain the lifespan. Do not use chemicals or abrasives.

• Use only Global Industrial Optional Ramp for this product.

• Leg anchor plates must be used to lock platform glides when ramp is used.

• Anchor ramp to floor when used.

• Do not overload accessory ramp. Maximum capacity 10,000lbs

• Do not open display. No user replaceable parts inside. Risk of electric shock.

WARNING: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authorization to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Product Description

I Main Specifications

• Capacity Model No. 242433 – 5,000 lb. (3,000 kg.)
  Model No. 242434 – 10,000 lb. (5,000 kg.)

• Platform Low Profile Textured Non Skid Steel

• Color Gray

• Platform Size 48″L x 48″W x 4″H

• Display Indicator Cable 16’L

• Power Adapter Cord 5’L

• RS-232 Cable 9′-10″L

• Feet Adjustable Height Non Skid Feet

• Connectivity RS-232 Serial Port

• Power Source AC Power (DC 6V Adaptor Included) Or 3 AAA batteries

• Indicator ABS – Wall Mountable

• Display 6 Digits (20mm High) LCD Display With Backlight

• Readability 1 lb.

• Accuracy Class OIML

• Tare Range 2%~100% Max. Capacity

• Initial Zero Range ± 10% Max. Capacity

• Manually Zero Range ±2% Max. Capacity

• Operation

• Temperature/Humidity -10~+40°C ; :s;90%RH

• Storage Temperature -40~+ 70°C

• Features Low Power Consumption; Low Battery Detection And Warning; Automatic Power Off Function; Hold Function; Zero/tare Function

INSTALLATION

1. Open the compartment lid marked “components enclosed” located on the edge of the platform with a Philips screw driver (not included). Remove the component boxes from the compartment.
2. Lift one side of the Platform Scale (at least two people are required); then, insert the 4 glides provided in each threaded hole at the bottom of each corner.
3. Place the Platform Scale at the desired location (room corners are recommended to prevent people from tripping). Adjust feet height with a flat screw driver to ensure the platform is leveled (see picture). Once the Platform Scale is leveled, tighten the nut on each foot glide.
4. If optional ramp (Model No. 236466) is used, anchor the ramp to the floor using the 4 holes at the ramp sides (hardware not included). Use leg anchor plates (included with ramp) to lock the platform glides. Make sure the gap between Ramp and Platform Scale is approximately 3/16″.
5. Fix the Display Indicator Cable on the platform wall cut out. Consider the distance to the Display lndicatior location and that the cable doesn’t interfere with the path for people or machinery before fixing the strain relief. Then, put compartment lid back and re-tighten screws.
6. Remove Display Indicator from its box; and mount it in desired location.
7. Connect the Display Indicator Cable from the platform to the connector of the Display Indicator.
8. Plug the Power Adapter into a 115V (6GHz) outlet and plug the other end of cord to the back of Display Indicator.
9. If serial communication with another device (not included) is desired, use the RS-232 Serial Cable to connect the Display Indicator to the device.

OPERATION

Power ON
Press “ON/OFF” button for 1 second to power indicator on. The unit will automatically perform a self-inspection before showing “O” on the indicator display.
Power OFF
Press “ON/OFF” button for 1 second to power indicator off. See
“Parameter Settings” to activate auto power off mode.
Zero/Tare
When weighing exceeds> 2% max. capacity and is stable, press ZERO to enter into Net weight mode, net weight mode will use O as base, calculate this weight as tare.
When weighing is::; 2% max. capacity and is stable, press ZERO to enter into Gross mode, gross weight mode will use O as base, treat this weight as tare.
To tare a load on the platform (e.g. the weight of a container):

1. Place the load on the platform.
2. Press the button marked “ZERO” one time. The display will show “O” and unit will be ready for use. To zero out, remove the weight and press “ZERO” again.

Hold
While in “data hold” mode (factory default), put the load on the platform and when weight is stable press “HOLD” button to keep the current weigh, and press “HOLD” again to release the hold function.
The indicator is preset from the factory in “data hold” mode. Please see “Parameter Settings” to select a different mode and/or activate hold time.
While in “peak hold” mode, press “HOLD” button to keep the peak weight when the platform is loaded (it shows the highest value), then press HOLD again to release hold function.
While in “auto hold” mode, the indicator automatically keeps the weight of the load when it gets stable. Press “HOLD” button to release the hold function.

Unit (lb/oz/kg)
To change the unit of the displayed weight, press “UNIT” button. “lb”, “oz” or “kg” will appear on the right side of the display which will show if the unit of the value shown is in lb, oz or in kg.
The indicator is preset from the factory in “kg/lb/oz” mode. Please see “Parameter Settings” to select a different mode.

PARAMETER SETTINGS

1. Press “HOLD” and “UNIT” buttons to enter into user parameter setting.
2. Press “UNIT” button to change parameter.
3. Press “HOLD” to confirm parameter

(Factory default settings are highlighted.)

Auto power off

|

OFF (0)

| =0 close auto power off

=10 10minutes auto power off

=30  30 minutes auto power off

=60  60 minutes auto power off

=90  90 minutes auto power off

Back light mode

|

BL (1)

| =0 close back Iight

=1 auto Back light (15 second)

=2 stay Back light

Units switch function

|

UnS (3)

| =0 close units switch function

=1 kg/lb

=2 lb/oz

=3 kg/lb/oz

Hold function

|

Hold (2)

| =0 close hold function

=1 peak hold

=2 data hold

=3 auto hold

Hold time

|

Ht (0)

| =0 no time limit (manual release by pressing “HOLD” again)

=1 15 seconds

=2 30 seconds

=3 45 seconds

=4 1 minute

=5 no time limit (automatic release after removing the load from the platform scale)

Communication mode

|

trn (1)

| =0 close serial communication

=1 continuous send mode

=2 manual send mode

=3 command mode

Baud rate

|

baud (1)

| =1 9600bit/s

=2 4800bit/s

=3 2400bit/s

=4 1200bit/s

=5 600bit/s

RS-232 SERIAL PORT COMMUNICATION

• Option 1: While in “Continuous send” mode, the indicator continuously sends data to the connected device.
• Option 2: While in “Manual send” mode, press “UNIT” button for 1 second to send the data to the connected device.
• Option 3: While in “Command send” mode, send ASCII R or hexadecimal 52 from the data receiver to the indicator.

Communication format: ASCII code

• S1: weight status, ST= standstill, US= not standstill, OL= overload
• S2: weight mode, GS=gross mode, NT =net mode
• S3: weight of positive and negative,”+” or “-“
• S4: Uint: “kg” or “lb”
• Data : weight value, including decimal point
• CR: Carriage return
• LF: Line feed

Communication interface: RS232: Communication interface via D89 Pin.

TROUBLESHOOTING

ERR1

| Weight data is missing, or

data exceeds maximum capacity

| Input correct value to calibrate again. It is

recommended to use a calibration load of around 80% of the maximum weight capacity.

ERR2| Calibration load is too light| Use heavier calibration load.

ERR3

| Signal data from sensor is minus| Check the sensors are connected right in junction box and recalibrate.

ERR4

| ****

Signal data is not stable

| Make sure the weight and scale are leveled and re-calibrate.
ERRS| EEPROM error| Change PCB Board.

ERR6

| Weight on the scale is greater than 10%of maximum capacity during startup self-inspection.| Tighten the cable between sensor box and indicator display. Ensure platform is on a level surface, remove objects on the platform, press ‘ZERO’ button, and then data on the display will turn into 0. If still doesn’t work, recalibrate scale.

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