Eci

ECI Multi Functional Weighing Controller Operating Manual
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1 Considerations
• Do not power-up the device before making sure that the device connections are made according to this
manual.
• Do not open the case or disconnect-insert the connections before disconnecting the device from the power
source.
• Note that the load cell and communication cables are not very close to the energy lines.
• Note that the cables are not crushed.
• Operate the device within the stated temperature range.
• The device has been developed for indoor use. Do not expose sunlight, rain and other external factors.
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Table of Contents
1 Considerations ........................................................................................................................................................... 4
2 Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................. 15
3 Physical Dimensions ................................................................................................................................................ 17
4 Specifications........................................................................................................................................................... 19
4.1 Technical Specifications .................................................................................................................................... 19
4.2 Use Properties................................................................................................................................................... 20
5 Installation and Connections .................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1 Standard Modules ............................................................................................................................................. 24
5.1.1 Slot1: Terminal (Supply and Communication Module) ................................................................................. 25
5.1.2 Slot2: Weighing (Load Cell) Module ........................................................................................................... 28
6 Screenshots ............................................................................................................................................................. 32
6.1 Weighing Main Screen ...................................................................................................................................... 32
6.1.1 Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................................. 33
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6.1.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 33

6.1.3 Keys............................................................................................................................................................ 35
6.2 Menu Screen ..................................................................................................................................................... 36
6.2.1 Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................................. 36
6.2.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 37
6.2.3 Keys............................................................................................................................................................ 38
6.3 Change Parameter Screen (Numeric or Alpha-Numeric Entry Type) ................................................................. 39
6.3.1 Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................................. 39
6.3.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.3.3 Keys............................................................................................................................................................ 40
6.4 Change Parameter Screen (Selective Type) ...................................................................................................... 42
6.4.1 Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................................. 42
6.4.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 43
6.4.3 Keys............................................................................................................................................................ 43
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6.5 Ordered Menu Screen ....................................................................................................................................... 44

6.5.1 Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................................. 44
6.5.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 45
6.5.3 Keys............................................................................................................................................................ 46
6.6 Confirmation Screen .......................................................................................................................................... 47
6.6.1 Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................................. 47
6.6.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 48
6.6.3 Keys............................................................................................................................................................ 48
6.7 Message Screen ............................................................................................................................................... 49
6.7.1 Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................................. 49
6.7.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 50
7 Using the Device...................................................................................................................................................... 52
7.1 Program Selection ............................................................................................................................................. 53
7.1.1 Start-up Screen ........................................................................................................................................... 53
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7.1.2 Program Selection Screen .......................................................................................................................... 54

7.2 Menu List........................................................................................................................................................... 55
7.3 Using the Menu ................................................................................................................................................. 56
7.3.1 Terminal Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 56
7.3.2 Weighing Menu ........................................................................................................................................... 85
7.3.3 Optional Communication Menu ................................................................................................................. 104
7.3.4 Optional In/Out Menu ................................................................................................................................ 116
7.3.5 Optional In/Out Menu ................................................................................................................................ 124
7.3.6 Optional Expansion Menu ......................................................................................................................... 133
7.4 Indication Program .......................................................................................................................................... 140
7.4.1 Zeroing ..................................................................................................................................................... 140
7.4.2 Tare .......................................................................................................................................................... 140
8 Calibration ............................................................................................................................................................. 141
8.1 Load Calibration .............................................................................................................................................. 141
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8.2 mV/V Calibration ............................................................................................................................................. 146

8.3 Coefficient Calibration ..................................................................................................................................... 150
8.4 Zero Calibration ............................................................................................................................................... 153
9 Software Update .................................................................................................................................................... 157
10 Annex 1: Optional Modules .................................................................................................................................. 162
10.1 Slot3 (Optional Communication Slot) : ........................................................................................................... 162
10.1.1 E-MDL-COM (Serial Communication Module): ....................................................................................... 162
10.1.2 E-MDL-PRF ............................................................................................................................................ 166
10.2 Slot4 (Optional Input/Output Menu): .............................................................................................................. 167
10.2.1 E-MDL-RLY (Relay Module): ................................................................................................................... 167
10.2.2 E-MDL-DAC (Analogue Output Module): ................................................................................................. 169
10.3 Slot5 (Optional Input/Output Menu) ............................................................................................................... 172
10.4 Slot6 (Optional Expansion Slot) ..................................................................................................................... 172
10.4.1 E-MDL-BCD (Binary Output Module)....................................................................................................... 172
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10.4.2 E-MDL-EXP (Relay Expansion Module) ................................................................................................. 175

11 Annex 2: Batching Program ................................................................................................................................. 180
11.1 System Operation.......................................................................................................................................... 180
11.2 Batching Program Screen.............................................................................................................................. 182
11.2.1 Screen Layout ......................................................................................................................................... 183
11.2.2 Keys........................................................................................................................................................ 185
11.3 Batching Program Status Messages .............................................................................................................. 186
11.4 Batching Menu .............................................................................................................................................. 187
11.5 Batching Menu Usage ................................................................................................................................... 188
11.6 Batching Program Application........................................................................................................................ 205
11.6.1 Up to 4 Silos ........................................................................................................................................... 205
11.6.2 Up to 16 Silos.......................................................................................................................................... 205
11.6.3 Batching Connections ............................................................................................................................. 205
11.6.4 Identifying the Batching System to the Device ......................................................................................... 211
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12 Annex 3: Filling Program ...................................................................................................................................... 217

12.1 Filling Program Features ............................................................................................................................... 217
12.2 System Operation.......................................................................................................................................... 218
12.2.1 Bag Filling: .............................................................................................................................................. 219
12.2.2 Scale Filling: ........................................................................................................................................... 220
12.3 Main Screen Overview .................................................................................................................................. 221
12.3.1 Screen Layout ......................................................................................................................................... 222
12.3.2 Keys........................................................................................................................................................ 223
12.4 Filling Program Status Messages .................................................................................................................. 224
12.5 Filling Menu: .................................................................................................................................................. 226
12.6 Using the Filling Menu ................................................................................................................................... 227
12.7 Filling Program Application ............................................................................................................................ 245
12.7.1 Different Application Examples................................................................................................................ 246
12.7.2 Filling Connections .................................................................................................................................. 247
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12.7.3 Identifying the Filling System to the Device ............................................................................................. 251

13 Annex 4: Batching Configurator ........................................................................................................................... 259
14 Annex 5 Modbus Usage ....................................................................................................................................... 266
14.1 Device Menu Settings.................................................................................................................................... 266
14.2 Connection Point Settings ............................................................................................................................. 266
14.3 Modbus Commands ...................................................................................................................................... 267
14.4 Modbus Directly Accessible Memory Map ..................................................................................................... 267
14.4.1 Indication Program .................................................................................................................................. 270
14.4.2 Batching Program ................................................................................................................................... 271
14.4.3 Filling Program ........................................................................................................................................ 272
14.5 Examples: ..................................................................................................................................................... 274
14.5.1 Reading more than one register. ............................................................................................................. 274
14.5.2 Writing to the register. ............................................................................................................................. 276
14.5.3 Removing the Security Lock.(Command Register =1, RegA =1357h, RegB=2192h) ............................... 277
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14.5.4 Writing to EEPROM section .................................................................................................................... 278

14.6 Command Register Functions ....................................................................................................................... 279
14.6.1 Taring ..................................................................................................................................................... 281
14.6.2 Selecting Recipe ..................................................................................................................................... 281
14.6.3 Start Batching ......................................................................................................................................... 282
14.6.4 Stop Batching.......................................................................................................................................... 282
14.6.5 Setting the Relay 1 Minimum Value......................................................................................................... 283
14.6.6 Setting the Relay 2 Maximum Value........................................................................................................ 284
15 Annex 6 Profibus Addresses ................................................................................................................................ 286
15.1 Indication Program ........................................................................................................................................ 286
15.2 Batching Program .......................................................................................................................................... 287
15.3 Filling Program .............................................................................................................................................. 288
16 Annex 7 Ethernet IP Addresses ........................................................................................................................... 291
16.1 Indication Program ........................................................................................................................................ 291
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16.2 Batching Program .......................................................................................................................................... 292

16.3 Filling Program .............................................................................................................................................. 293
17 Error, Warning and Information Messages ........................................................................................................... 295
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2 Introduction
ECI is a smart signal converter and control device which is designed for weigh measuring systems. It is a
fast, sensitive device with a high accuracy class. It is designed suitably for using at industrial applications and standard
weigh measuring areas. It is used as weigh, force and pressure measuring areas. Many optional modules can be
added/modified easily thanks to the modular smart “plug and play” expansion structure.
This operating manual contains exemplary wording related to the installation, operation and field operation
of the ECI.
All written and visual materials contained in this operating manual are the property of ESİT Elektronik
Sistemleri İmalat ve Tic. Ltd. Şti.
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3 Physical Dimensions
Standard Model
Weight 360 g
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4 Specifications
4.1 Technical Specifications
Model ECI, E Series
Load Cell Input +/- 2.50–160mV/V
A/D Speed (/second) 1600
Screen Resolution 6 digit (1/1.000.000)
Supply 12-24V DC
Display LCD (101x33 pixel graphic, 4.5 inch)
Communication Terminal (Standard) RS-232 (9600-115200bps)
Communication Remote Display (Standard) For Remote Display (Opto-Coupler)
Communication Option Module (Optional) RS-232-RS-485 / RS-422 (E-MDL-COM insulated)
Load Cell Feeding 10 VDC (280mA, maximum 10 load cells)
Operating Temperature -10C / +50C
Protection Class IP65 (Front Panel)
(Standard: Supplied as standard hardware with the device)

(Optional: Inserted to the device as additional hardware)
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4.2 Use Properties

• Multi-language support
• 5 touch keys
• Plain use and setting thanks to the indexed menu system structure
• Internal batching and filling program
• Smart “plug and play” expansion structure
• Gain setting adjustable according to the sensor output (capable of reading between ±20mV and ±1.6V)
• Connectivity up to 10 load cells (350R)
• Software update by using USB
• Calibration without installation on the basis of the load cell data
• Facility to carry the calibration information between different devices.
• Easy test opportunity with the service menus (Serial Output, Digital inputs/outputs, LCD, memory, ADC input)
• 3 sectional weighing range (Wide Range , Multi Partition options)
• Automatic scale interval (e) and dot space adjustment
• gResolver, Smart numerical filter technology
• Storing current weighing device values and calibration info
• Monitoring the Load Cell info real time as mV/V from the service menu
• 16 recipe and double speed batching up to 8 silos
• Up to 24 optional digital output and up to 16 digital input
• Optional 2 x 0/10V – 4/20mA analogue output
• USB reporting
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5 Installation and Connections

The number of each slot is shown as follows on the back cover of the ECI device
Slot Numbers
Slot6 Slot5 Slot4 Slot3 Slot2 Slot1
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• Slot1: Used for the Terminal (Supply & Communication) Module. Following module(s) can be used;
E-ECI-PWR (Standard) module can be inserted.
• Slot2: Used for Weighing (Load Cell) Module. Following module(s) can be used;
E-ECI-LC (Standard) module can be inserted.
• Slot3: Used for optional Communication Module. Following module(s) can be used;
E-MDL-COM (Optional), RS232 + RS485/RS422 Module
E-MDL-PRF (Optional), Profibus Module
E-MDL-EIP (Optional), Ethernet IP Module
• Slot4: Used for Optional Input/Output modules. Following module(s) can be used;
E-MDL-RLY, 4in/4out Module (Optional)
E-MDL-DAC, 0-10V / 4-20mA Analogue +2in/1out Module (Optional)
• Slot5: Used for Optional Input/Output modules. Following module(s) can be used;
E-MDL-RLY, 4in/4out Module (Optional)
E-MDL-DAC, 0-10V / 4-20mA Analogue +2in/1out Module (Optional)
• Slot6: Used for Expansion modules. Following module(s) can be used;
E-MDL-EXP, 8in/16out expansion module (Optional)
E-MDL-BCD, 20out/2In Optical Insulated BCD or Binary Output Module (Optional)
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5.1 Standard Modules

Standard modules are the units that are given in the base mode with the ECI E series devices. Respective
modules and explanations are given below.
Terminal Module
Weighing
Module
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5.1.1 Slot1: Terminal (Supply and Communication Module)
RS232
C ti
Remote Display Connection
Supply Connection
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5.1.1.1 Supply Connection
5.1.1.2 Communication Connections
Note: When the “R.Display” output is used with Esit brand Remote displays, red and White cables of the Display must
be short circuited
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5.1.1.3 Printer Connection

ECI, supports EPM203-MRS model printer. Printer connection must be as follows.
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5.1.2 Slot2: Weighing (Load Cell) Module

5.1.2.1 Esit Load Cell Connection
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5.1.2.2 Six (6) Cable Load Cell Connection
Sense +
Esit Colours
Sense - Sense + Blue
Sense - Orange
Out + Out + White
Out - Red
Out - Supply + Green
Supply - Black
Supply +
Supply -
Grounding
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5.1.2.3 Four (4) Cable Load Cell Connection
Esit Colours
Sense - Green
Sense - Black
Out + Out + White
Out - Red
Out - Supply + Green
Supply - Black
Supply +
Sense-terminal is short
Supply -
circuit with Supply – terminal
and Sense+terminal is short
Grounding
circuit with Supply + terminal
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6 Screenshots
6.1 Weighing Main Screen
Main screen shot will be as shown at side
The screen will be displayed as shown at side when the tare is

removed
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6.1.1 Screen Layout

1. Weighing Indicator
2. Keys 3 4
3. Weighing Range 5
1 6
4. Mobility
5. Zero Indicator 7
6. Tare Status
2
7. Unit
6.1.2 Symbols
Indicates current weighing range. It is displayed when the measuring type is
Weighing
selected as “Multi Partition” or “Multi Range”. E1: Lower Zone, E2: Upper Zone
Range
and E3 represents the final zone.
Shows that the change in the weight value is within the stagnancy limits for a
Stagnancy certain period
(less than a one scale interval).
Mobility Shows that the change in the weight value is out of the stagnancy limits.
Zero
Indicates that deviation from zero is less than 1/4e (resolution).
Indicator
Net Shows that the tare has been removed and the displayed value is the net value.
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6.1.3 Keys
Reset Key Used for resetting the display.
Tare Key Used for taking the weight on the load cell as tare.
Tare Clean Key Used for cancelling the tare value and showing the gross value.
Menu Key Used for bringing the display menu where the device settings are made.
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6.2 Menu Screen

Menu screenshot is as shown at side.
6.2.1 Screen Layout

1
1. Menu Logo
2. Menu No 2 3 4
3. Lock
4. Menu Names
5. Keys 5
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6.2.2 Symbols
Menu Logo Respective menu logo.
Menu No Respective menu number.

Shows that a parameter has to be changed in order to Access the
Software Lock
menu.
Shows that it is required to add or replace hardware in order to
Hardware Lock
Access the menu.
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6.2.3 Keys
Left Arrow Key Used for shifting to an upper menu on the menu screen.
Up Arrow Key Used for browsing among the options on the menu screen.
Down Arrow Key Used for browsing among the options on the menu screen.
Right Arrow Key Used for shifting to an lower menu on the menu screen.
Enter Key Used for entering to the menu next to the menu number.
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6.3 Change Parameter Screen (Numeric or Alpha-Numeric Entry

Type)
The change parameter screen will be displayed as shown
at side:
Note: The values entred in the screen must the multiplies of the
“Resolution” parameter. For example if the ”Resolution” is selected as 5 and the value entered in this screen is 101, an
information message appears and the number is automatically rounded to 100 and returned to the parameter
changing screen.
6.3.1 Screen Layout 1 2

1. Menu No
2. Menu Title 3
3. Value to be Adjusted
4. Keys 4
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6.3.2 Symbols
Title Name of the current menu
Option Value to be adjusted
6.3.3 Keys
Used for returning to the menu screen from the parameter settings
Exit Key.
screen
Left Arrow Key Used for shifting the cursor to the left.
Used for decreasing the digit on which the cursor is located in the
Minus Key areas where numerical value is entered in the parameter setting
screen.
Used for increasing the digit on which the cursor is located in the areas
Plus Key
where numerical value is entered in the parameter setting screen.
Right Arrow
Used for shifting the cursor to the right.
Key
Confirm Key Used for confirming the selected screen.
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6.4 Change Parameter Screen (Selective Type)

The selective type change parameter screen will be
displayed as shown at side:
6.4.1 Screen Layout

1 2
1. Menu No
2. Menu Title 3 4 5
3. Option No
4. Option
5. Arrow 6
6. Keys
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6.4.2 Symbols
Menu Title Name of the respective parameter.
Option No Number of the parameter option.
Option Explanation of the respective parameter option.
Shows if there is any option above or below the
Arrow
selection list
6.4.3 Keys
Used for returning to the menu screen from the parameter settings
Exit Key.
screen
Up Arrow Key Used for browsing among the options in the selection list.
Down Arrow Key Used for browsing among the options in the selection list.
Enter Key Used for conforming the value selected.
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6.5 Ordered Menu Screen

Ordered menu is made for providing convenience in the menus
with more than one sub-menu. For example, there are Unit,
Capacity, Resolution and Measuring Type sub-menus in the
Settings menu under the Weighing menu. When you enter this
menu, you can change every parameter related to the weighing
setting subsequently. The ordered menu screenshot will be as
sown at side
6.5.1 Screen Layout

1. Menu No
2. Menu Title 1 2
3. Sub-Menu Title 3 4 5
4. Sub-Menu No
5. Sub-Menu 6 7 8
Number
6. Option No 9
7. Option
8. Arrow
9. Keys
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6.5.2 Symbols
Menu Title Name of the current menu.
Sub-Menu Title Name of the current sub-menu.
Sub-Menu No Sub-Menu number.
Number of Sub-
Number of Sub-Menus of the respective menu
Menu
Option No Option number
Option Respective option
Shows if there is any option above or below
Arrow
the selection list
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6.5.3 Keys
Return Key Used for returning to the previous menu in the ordered menu.
Up Arrow Key Used for browsing among the options in the selection list.
Down Arrow Key Used for browsing among the options in the selection list.
Forward Key Used for forwarding to the next menu in the ordered menu.
Used for returning to the menu screen from the ordered menu
Exit Key.
screen
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6.6 Confirmation Screen

When key is pushed after entering to menu and changing
any parameter, the confirmation screen as shown at side will
appear before saving the new parameter.
6.6.1 Screen Layout

1
1. Screen Title
2. Confirmation Logo
3. Parameters Changed 2 3 4
4. New Parameter Values
5. Keys 5
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6.6.2 Symbols
Confirmation Screen
Respective menu title.
Title
Confirmation Screen
Respective menu logo.
Logo
Parameters Changed Name of the parameter changed
Parameter Value New value of the parameter changed.
6.6.3 Keys
Cancel Key Used for returning to the previous menu without saving the parameters changed.
Confirm
Used for saving the parameters changed.
Key
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6.7 Message Screen

The message screen shown at side will display when it is
necessary to inform the user.There are 3 types of message
These are information, warning and error messages.
6.7.1 Screen Layout

1 2
1. Message Screen Title
2. Message No 3 4
3. Message Logo
4. Message
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6.7.2 Symbols
Message Screen Title Indicates the message type

Respective message
Message No
number.
The logo related to the
Message Screen Logo
message type.
Message The message content
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7 Using the Device

The device is turned on by supplying energy after making the Supply and Load Cell connections. Start-up logo and
version number will be displayed on ECI LCD screen during the start-up. Then the functional test will be performed
and the Optional card inserted will be recognized and tested. Lastly, the main screen will be displayed and the
measuring starts.
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7.1 Program Selection

ECI, supports more than one operating screens (programs) (such as "Weighing," Batching", "Filling" etc).
Operating screen selection is made when the first energy is given to the device. After giving the first energy, when
the following screenshot appears, the 1. and 3. keys from the left are pushed together
7.1.1 Start-up Screen

The desired program is selected from "Select Program"
menu appeared. Related screenshot is shown below.
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The status of the outputs may change when the program is

changed. Thus, the respective warning message is
displayed before the program selection screen.
7.1.2 Program Selection Screen

After selecting the desired program, selection is confirmed
with key and it is shifted to the desired operating
program.
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7.2 Menu List

Menu List is as follows:
1. Terminal 2. Weighing 3. Optional Communication Menu

1.1. Language 2.1. Security Type 4. Optional In/Out Menu
Selection 2.2. Settings 5. Optional In/Out Menu
1.2. Date 2.3. Filter 6. Optional Expansion Menu
1.3. Time 2.4. Zero/Tare
1.4. Communication 2.5. Calibration
1.5. USB Recording 2.6. Service
1.6. Keys
1.7. Service
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7.3 Using the Menu

7.3.1 Terminal Menu
The menus related to the Terminal module inserted to slot 1
of the device are displayed under this menu.
Terminal
It is the main menu that contains the device settings and the settings related to Slot1.
Language Selection
The language selection for the device. The options
are;
1) Turkish
2) English
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Date
Date settings are made. The date data can be changed
in dd.mm.yyyy format.
Time
Time settings are made. The time data can be
changed in hh.mm format.
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Communication
Serial Out
Contains the terminal serial out settings. This menu is an ordered type menu. Sub-menus are Mode
and Period. It functions differently in Indication, Batching and Filling programs. Explanation is made
below for each program
Indication Program
Mode
It is the communication type selection. The
options are;
1) Speed: Net weight information is sent

continuously.
(Baudrate is 115200bps)
For example;
The screen value of "2148.0kg" is sent as follows.
Character ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘ 2‘ ‘ 1‘ ‘ 4‘ ‘ 8‘ ‘.’ ‘ 0‘ CR
Ascii 32 32 32 32 50 49 52 56 46 48 13
Hex 20 20 20 20 32 31 34 38 2E 30 0D
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2) Accuracy: Net weight information is sent continuously. (Baudrate is 9600bps)The format of the
data string sent is same as the Speed mode
3) Detail: The weight information is sent in detail.(Baudrate is 9600bps).The format of the data
string sent is as follows.
Net TAB Tare TAB Gross TAB Date TAB Time TAB Status CR
169.2 Chr 9 128.5 Chr 9 297.7 Chr 9 12/02/2013 Chr 9 09:52 Chr 9 S CR
Status
E:Error
Z:Absolute Zero
S:Stagnancy
- :This symbol appears when non of the abovementioned conditions occur.
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4) Stability: Net weight information is sent 10 times when the stability is observed.(Baudrate is
9600 bps.) The format of the data string sent is same as the Speed mode.
5) Command: Functions as a query from a remote computer or similar device (Baudrate is

9600bps)
Not case sensitive
Command List:
'R' : Resets the device (Reset).
'Z' : Functions as reset key.
'T' : Functions as tare key.
'W' : Recovers the existing measurement results
'A' : Returns ADC internal count value.
'V' : Returns device version number.
'GIn' : Rotates the card type numeric entries of the modules inserted in slot 4 and 5. The card
types and inputs in slot 4 and and 5 are rotated with GI0 and GI1 commands respectively.
'GOn' : Recovers the card type numeric entries of the modules inserted in slot 4 and 5.
Yuvadaki modüllerin sayısal çıkışlarını geri döndürür.GO0 komutuyla 4.
Are rotated with GI0 and GO1 commands Yuvadaki çıkışlar döndürülür.
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For example;
Command: GI0
Response: 1001->LSB(Input1)
1 0 0 1
Input4 Input3 Input2 Input1
0: No Input:
1: Input exists
For example;
Command: GO0
Response: 3
The binary number system equivalent of the response received: 0011
0 0 1 1
Exit4 Exit3 Exit2 Exit1
1: Exit
0: No Exit
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6) Printer: It is the printer connection option. This option is locked as it is not active under the
indication program.
Period
Selection for RS232 serial out sending frequency.
The options are;
1) 6/Min
2) 1/Sec
3) 10/Sec
4) 100/Sec
5) 400/Sec
6) 800/Sec
Not: Period menu is not shown when "Command" or "Stability" modes are selected.
When "Speed" Mode is selected, Period can be selected as 100-800/Sec
When "Accuracy" mode is selected, Period can be selected as 6/Min-10/Sec
When "Detail" mode is selected, Period can be selected as 6/Min-10/Sec
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Batching Program
Mode
options are;
1) Speed: Net weight information is sent

continuously during the batching operation.
For example;
Character ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘ 2‘ ‘ 1‘ ‘ 4‘ ‘ 8‘ ‘.’ ‘ 0‘ CR
Ascii 32 32 32 32 50 49 52 56 46 48 13
Hex 20 20 20 20 32 31 34 38 2E 30 0D
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2) Accuracy: Net weight information is sent continuously during the batching operation. (Baudrate
is 9600bps)The format of the data string sent is same as the Speed mode
3) Detail: The information is sent in detail after the batching operation is over. (Baudrate is
9600bps).The format of the data string sent is as follows.
Silo
Meter TAB TAB Silo Weight TAB Total TAB Date TAB Time CR
Name
2 Chr 9 Silo3 Chr 9 300 Chr 9 1200 Chr 9 16.04.2013 Chr 9 08:50:19 CR
Meter Total number of Batching Resets when the recipe is changed or the device is
restarted.
Silo No Number of the last silo from which good was taken
Silo Weight Quantity of the goods taken from the last silo
Total Last batching amount
Date Last batching date
Time Last batching time
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4) Stability: The total batching weight is sent after the batching is over.(Baudrate is 9600 bps.) The
format of the data string sent is same as the Speed mode.
Command: This mode is not active in batching mode.
5) Printer: It is the printer connection option.
Auto Print
It is the printer operation mode selection. The
options are;
1) Manuel: Printing is only possible from the
"Report" screen.
2) After Filling: Printing operation is made
according to the settings in "Printer Settings
Menu" after the batching is completed. key
is also used for manual printing at the report screen.
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Period
The options are;
7) 6/Min
8) 1/Sec
9) 10/Sec
10) 100/Sec
11) 400/Sec
12) 800/Sec
Not: Period menu is not shown when "Command" or "Stability" modes are selected.
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Filling Program
Mode
options are;
1) Speed: The filling weight is sent continuously

during the filling.
For example;
Character ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘ 2‘ ‘ 1‘ ‘ 4‘ ‘ 8‘ ‘.’ ‘ 0‘ CR
Ascii 32 32 32 32 50 49 52 56 46 48 13
Hex 20 20 20 20 32 31 34 38 2E 30 0D
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2) Accuracy: The filling weight is sent continuously during the filling.

(Baudrate is 9600bps)The format of the data string sent is same as the Speed mode
3) Detail: The information is sent in detail after the filling operation is over. (Baudrate is
9600bps).The format of the data string sent is as follows.
Filling
Meter TAB TAB Tare TAB Gross TAB Date TAB Time CR
Quantity
Chr Chr Chr Chr Chr
3 1000 100 1100 16.04.2013 09:25:50 CR
9 9 9 9 9
Meter Total number of filling. Resets when the product is changed or the device is restarted.
Filling
Value of the Last Filling
Quantity
Tare The weight value on the weighing platform when the filling started
Gross Sum of the filling quantity and the Tare value
Date Date of the Last Filling
Time Time of the Last Filling
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4) Stability: The final filling weight is sent after the filling is over.(Baudrate is 9600 bps.) The format
of the data string sent is same as the Speed mode.
5) Command: This mode will be shown as locked as it is not active in filling program.
6) Printer: It is the printer connection option.
Auto Print
It is the printer operation mode selection. The
options are;
1) Manuel: Printing is only possible from the
"Report" screen.
2) After Filling: Printing operation is made
according to the settings in "Printer Settings
Menu" after the filling is completed. Key is
also used for manual printing at the report screen.
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Period
The options are;
1) 6/Min
2) 1/Sec
3) 10/Sec
4) 100/Sec
5) 400/Sec
6) 800/Sec
Not: Period menu is not shown when "Command" , "Stability" or "Detail modes are selected.
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Remote Display(In Indication and Filling Programs)

It is the section that contains the remote display out (opto-coupler) settings. This menu is an ordered
type menu. Sub-menus are Mode and Baudrate.
Mode
The options are;
1) Inactive: No data transfer can be made to the
remote display.
2) Gross: Gross value is sent to the remote
display.
3) Net: Net value is sent to the remote display.
4) Stable-Net: The "Net" value is sent to the remote display when the Stagnancy indicator( ) is
active.
Baudrate
It is the selection for remote display
communication speed. The options are;
1) 1200
2) 2400
3) 4800
4) 9600
Not: The Baudrate menu is not displayed when "Inactivate" mode is selected
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Remote Display(In Batching Program)

It is the section that contains the remote display out (opto-coupler) settings. This menu is an ordered
type menu. Sub-menus are Mode and Baudrate.
Mode
The options are;
1) Inactive: No data transfer can be made to the
remote display.
2) Silo: The value of the silo filled is sent to the
remote display.
3) Total: Total batching value is sent to the
remote display.
4) Weight: Gross weight value is sent to the remote display.
Baudrate
It is the selection for remote display
communication speed. The options are;
1) 1200
2) 2400
3) 4800
4) 9600
Not: The Baudrate menu is not displayed when "Inactivate" mode is selected
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USB Recording
It is the menu where the recording settings are made. This menu is an ordered type menu. Sub-menus
are Mode and Period. It is active under filling and indication programs.
Mode
It is the recording type selection. The options are;
1) Inactive: No recording is made.
2) Weight: Net weight value is recorded.
3) Detail: Weight data is recorded in detail.
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The format of the data recorded in indication program is as follows.
USB recording mode "Weight"
Net CR
169.2 CR
USB recording mode "Detail"
169.2 Chr 9 128.5 Chr 9 297.7 Chr 9 12/02/2013 Chr 9 09:52 Chr 9 S CR
Status
E:Error
Z:Absolute Zero
S:Stagnancy
The name of the saved file is as "YearMonthDayeMode" format. For example; 20130412D
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The format of the data recorded in batching program is as follows.
Net CR
100 CR
Meter TAB Date TAB Time TAB Total TAB Silo1 TAB Silo2 CR
1 Chr 9 12/02/2013 Chr 9 09:52 Chr 9 100 Chr 9 75 Chr 9 25 CR
Meter It is the batching number. Resets when the recipe is changed or the device is
turned on.
Date Date data in Day.Month.Year format.
Time Time data in Hour.Minute.Second format.
Total The amount of goods batched
Silo1 Quantity of the goods taken from Silo1
Silo2 Quantity of the goods taken from Silo2
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The name of the saved file is as "YearMonthDayeMode"_RecipeName format. For example;

12042013W_RECETE1
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The format of the data recorded in filling program is as follows.
Net CR
1000 CR
Meter TAB Total TAB Tare TAB Gross TAB Date TAB Time CR
1 Chr 9 1000 Chr 9 100 Chr 9 1100 Chr 9 12/02/2013 Chr 9 09:52:23 CR
Meter It is the batching number. Resets when the recipe is changed or the device is
turned on.
Total The amount of goods batched
Tare It is the tare value received at the beginning of the filling when the Automatic
Tare "On" is selected
Gross Sum of the total and tare value
Date Date data in Day.Month.Year format.
Time Time data in Hour.Minute.Second format.
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The name of the saved file is as "YearMonthDayeMode"_ProductName format. For example;

12042013D_Nohut
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Period
It is the selection for USB Recording frequency. The
options are;
1) 10/Sec
2) 1/Sec
3) 1/Min
4) 4/Hour
Not: The Period menu is not displayed when "Inactivate" mode is selected
Period menu is not displayed in Batching and Filling programs.
When "Detail" mode is selected, Period can not be selected as 10/Sec
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Keys
It is the menu where the key settings are made. This menu is an ordered type menu. Sub-menus are
"Tone" and "Sensitivity".
Tone
It is the key tone selection. The options are;
1) On
2) Off
Sensitivity
It is the selection for the perception setting of the
keys The options are;
1) Sensitive: It is the option where the perception is
the highest. Suitable for using with gloves.
2) Standard: It is the state of normal operation.
3) Stable: It is the option where the perception is the
lowest.
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Service
LCDPixelTest
It is the screen test menu in LCD. Pixel and rear
light control is made.
CPU Temperature
Inside temperature of the device is displayed for 3
seconds.
Memory Test
It is used for understanding whether the memory is
functional or not.
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CommunicationTest
Terminal
It is used for understanding whether the
communication port is functional or not. The
data received from the serial port is displayed
at the receiving section. "ESIT" wording is sent
to the serial port at the same time.
Remote Display
It is used for understanding whether the
communication port is functional or not. "ESIT"
wording is sent to the remote display.
Serial No
Used for displaying the device serial number.
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Version No
Used for displaying the device version number.
FactorySettings
Used for returning the device parameters to the
Factory settings.
Note: The device can also be returned to the factory settings by pressing to the calibration key for 10 seconds while
the device is at the main screen. The warning screen appearing later on will display that the factory settings will be
returned and sound warning is given. The factory settings will be returned when it is pressed for an additional period of
25 seconds.
Restart
Used for restarting the device.
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7.3.2 Weighing Menu

The menus related to the weighing module inserted to slot 2
of the device are displayed under this menu.
Weighing
It is the menu that contains weighing device (Slot2-Load Cell Module) parameters.
Note: If the symbol presents in any of the sub-menus of the Weighing menu, then the menu cannot be accessible.
In such case, it is necessary to press the calibration case to activate in order to access the menu.
Calibration Key
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Security Type
Contains the weighing device security settings. The
options are;
1) Commercial Use:Weighing parameters and
calibration cannot be changed. (Locked)
2) CalibrationLock: Weighing parameters can be
changed but the calibration cannot be changed.
(Locked)
3) Unlocked: Weighing parameters and calibration can be changed.
Note: If the security type is selected as "Commercial Use" or "Calibration Lock", primarily the calibration key should be
pressed and the lock should be removed for making any change.
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Settings
This menu is an ordered type menu where the weighing parameters are set forth. The sub-menus are
"Unit", "Capacity", "Resolution" and "Measuring Type".
Unit
Determines the unit of the weighing device . The
options are;
1) (g)Gram
2) (kg)Kilogram
3) (t)Ton
4) (N)Newton
5) (lb)Libre
6) (lt)Litre
7) (mV/V) Input
8) (m3)Cubic meter
9) None
Capacity
It is the capacity value of the device. The capacity of
the load cell must not be exceeded.
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Resolution
It is the scale interval (e) selection.
e: It is the smallest screen change quantity.
Scale Interval
Scale Interval is automatically calculated as the
multiplies of 1, 2 and 5 depending on the capacity
parameter and presented as a selection. The options
are;
1) Capacity / 6000: The value calculated as 1/6000
as standard.
2) Capacity / 3000: The value calculated as 1/3000 as standard.
3) Capacity / 1500: The value calculated as 1/1500 as standard.
4) Custom: This option is selected if it is desired to select a resolution other than these first three
options.
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When the custom resolution is selected Multiple and Scale Interval menus appear and the product of
the values selected in these menus are determined as the walking step.
Multiples
The options are;
1) 1000
2) 100
3) 10
4) 1
5) 0.1
6) 0.01
7) 0.001
Scale Interval
The options are;
1) 1
2) 2
3) 5
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Measuring Type
Determines the operation of the weighing device. In weighing devices;
“e”: is referred as the scale interval It is the difference between two subsequent indications.
There may be a signle "e" division as well as more than one partitions. The options related to this
parameter are;
1) Single Partition
2) Multi Interval
3) Multi Partition
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Single Partition: The weighing device with a single scale interval and capacity.
Multi Interval: In this operation there are 3 different scale intervals and
capacities. There is a different scale interval in each capacity range;
Weight < LowerZoneLimit + 9e1 e1 (the first zone scale interval)
LowerZoneLimit + 9e1 < Weight < UpperZoneLimit + 9e2 e2 = 2*e1
(the second zone scale interval)
UpperZoneLimit + 9e1 < Weight < Capacity + 9e3  e3 = 2*e2 (the
third zone scale interval)
"e1" scale interval is determined with Resolution parameter. e2 and e3
are determined automatically. If the respective zone capacity +9e is
observed when the weight is increased, it is proceeded to the next
scale interval. When the weight is decreasing, it is decreased to the
previous scale interval when it is shifted from the upmost zone to the
lowest one or from the lower zone to the 1. zone. The scale interval can
be the multiples of 1,2 and 5. For example when e1=2, e2=2*e1=2*2=4 and calculated as 5 which is the next scale
interval.
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Multi Partition: In this operation there are 3 different scale intervals

and capacities. There is a different scale interval in each capacity
range;
e1 (first zone scale interval): is determined with Resolution
parameter
e2 = 2*e1 (the second zone scale interval): is determined
automatically
e3 = 2*e2 (the third zone scale interval): is determined automatically
If the respective zone capacity +9e is observed when the weight is
increased, it is proceeded to the next scale interval. However, the
scale interval does not change when shifting from the 3. zone to the
2. one or from the 2. zone to the 1. one when the weight is
decreasing. It is shifted to e1 when the weight is below 0,5 e(i).
The scale interval can be the multiples of 1,2 and 5. For example when e1=2, e2=2*e1=2*2=4 and calculated as 5
which is the next scale interval. It is shifted to 3 partition operation mode when the measuring type is selected as "Multi
Interval" or "Multi Partition". In such case, following menus are displayed respectively in order to determine the upper
and lower Zone limits.In multi partition systems Capacity>UpperZoneLimit>LowerZoneLimit must be entered.
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UpperZoneLimit:
It is activated when the measuring type is selected
as "Multi Interval" or "Multi Partition". It is the
maximum value that relates to the 2. scale interval
(e2).
LowerZoneLimit:
It is activated when the measuring type is selected
as "Multi Interval" or "Multi Partition". It is the
maximum value that relates to the 1. scale interval
(e1).
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Filter
It is the menu where the filter settings are made. This menu is an ordered type menu. The sub-menus are
"Mode", "AverageQuantity", "Speed", "Vibration" and "Stability Period".
Mode
It is the filter mode selection. The options are;
1) Gresolver: It is the advanced numerical filtering
option. The input signal is processed through
advanced mathematical functions and gives rapid and
stable results.
2) Moving Average: It is the standard numerical
filtering option. Moving average method is used.
3) No Filter: No filter is applied.
Vibration
It is the selection for the vibration intensity in the
environment. The options are;
1) Low
2) Medium
3) High
Note: When Moving Average is selected no "Vibration" is
displayed.
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Average Quantity
The selection for the number data to be used for the
moving average filter. The options are;
1) 8
2) 16
3) 32
Note: When gResolver mode is selected, "AverageQuantity" is not
displayed
Speed
It is the ADC measuring speed. The options are;
1) 6.25 Hz
2) 12.5 Hz
3) 50 Hz
4) 100 Hz
5) 400 Hz
6) 800 Hz
Note: When gResolver mode is selected, "Speed" is not displayed It is detected automatically.
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Stability Period
The options are;
1) Short (0.5 sec): Current measurement value is
monitored for 0,5 sec.
2) Medium (1.0 sec): Current measurement value is
monitored for 1 sec.
3) Long (2.0 sec): Current measurement value is
monitored for 2 sec.
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Zero/Tare
It is the menu where the zeroing and taring are made. This menu is an ordered type menu. The
sub*menus are "Mode", "Zero Limit", "Starting Zero" and "Stagnancy".
Mode
The options are;
1) Manuel: Zeroing is only made by using
key.
2) Zero Monitoring: The shifts in the weight value
are zeroed as long as the gross value is zero.
3) Start-up: The option of zeroing at start-up. It
operates with the % ratio selected in "Start-up Zero"
menu. Zero monitoring is also active.
4) Auto-Zeroing: It is the full automatic zeroing option. Start-up is also active. In case of stagnancy (
), the screen is resetted in the % ratio as selected in "Zero Limit" menu once in every 3 seconds.
Note: Zero Monitoring operates only in Indication program.
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Zero Limit
1) %1 Capacity: Zeroing is made if the weight value
of less than 1 % of the Capacity.
Start-up Zero
Determines at which ratio of the "Capacity" value will the zeroing be made at first start-up of the device.
The options are;
2) %10 Capacity: Zeroing is made if the weight
value of less than 10 % of the Capacity.
Note: The start menu is not displayed when "Manuel" mode is selected.
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Stagnancy
The options are;
1) Stab.Wait: Stagnancy( ) is necessary for
taring and zeroing. If there is no stagnancy warning
message is displayed on the screen.
2) Always: Taring and zeroing is made regardless of
stagnancy.
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Calibration
It is explained in detail in Calibration section.
Service
Sys.Doctor
System doctor interprets the values obtained from the load cell and provides detailed information on
the ambient vibration, load status and drift.
Detailed information can be seen by pressing

key.
Noise: Provides the ambient vibration.

Drift: Shows that the load is not stable and has the
tendency to dislodge continuously.
Entry Saturation: Provides the capacity
percentage of the load cell used.
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A/D Count
ADC internal count value is displayed on the
screen. Expresses the numerical equivalent of the
signal connected to the Load Cell module. Count
Value varies depending on the "Load Cell Type"
selection. Maximum values are shown in the table
given below.
Load Cell Type Maximum Value

Esit 2.0mV/V 6 400 000
2.5 mV/V …160.0 mV/V 8 000 000
A/D mV/V
ADC mV/V value is displayed on the screen.
Expresses the mV/V value received from the
sensor connected to the Load Cell module. It is
used from controlling the load cell output.
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Back-up
The Weighing settings and calibration information on ECI can be backed-up to the "Load Cell
Module" in Slot 2. Thus, the previous weighing settings can be recovered anytime by making Back-up
> Recovery operation. Furthermore the "Load Cell Module" which contains the back-up can be
inserted to another ECI and the weighing setting and calibration data can be transferred to another
device by making Back-up > Recovery operation.
Back-up
The Weighing settings and calibration
information saved on ECI are backed-up to the
"Load Cell Module".
Recover
The Weighing settings and calibration
information saved on the "Load Cell Module"
are transferred to ECI.
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Note: If not Back-up operation is made to the "Load Cell Module" before, then no "Recovery" operation can be made
and relevant message will be displayed.
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7.3.3 Optional Communication Menu

The menus related to the communication module inserted to slot 3 of the device are displayed under this
menu. If there is not any communication module, this menu is displayed under the name "Empty Slot".
7.3.3.1 Optional Serial Communication Menu
Following menus will appear if COM module is inserted to slot 3.
COM Module
This is the menu where the parameters of the COM module
are set forth.
Settings
This menu is an ordered type menu where the communication parameters are set forth. The sub-menus
are "Mode", "Baudrate", "Period" and "Modbus Mode" and "Modbus No".
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Mode
It is the communication type selection.
1) Speed: Net weight information is sent continuously. (Baudrate is 115200bps.)

For example;
Character ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘‘ ‘ 2‘ ‘ 1‘ ‘ 4‘ ‘ 8‘ ‘.’ ‘ 0‘ CR
Ascii 32 32 32 32 50 49 52 56 46 48 13
Hex 20 20 20 20 32 31 34 38 2E 30 0D
2) Accuracy: Net weight information is sent

continuously. (Baudrate is 9600bps)The format of the
data string sent is same as the Speed mode.
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3) Detail: Weight data is sent in detail. (Baudrate is 9600bps)The format of the data string sent is same
as follows.
169.2 HT 128.5 HT 297.7 HT 12/02/2013 HT 09:52 HT S CR
Status
E:Error
Z:Absolute Zero
S:Stagnancy
4) Stability:Net weight information is sent 10 times per second when stability is observed. (Baudrate is
9600bps) The format of the data string sent is same as the Speed mode.
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5) Command: Functions as a query from a remote computer or similar device (9600bps)

Not case sensitive
Command List:
'R': Resets the device (Reset).
'Z': Functions as reset key.
'T': Functions as taring key.
'W': Sends existing measurement results
'GIn': Sends digital inputs
'GOn': Sends digital outputs
'A': Sends ADC internal count value.
'V': Sends device version number.
6) Modbus: It is the Modbus operation mode selection.
7) Off: Data sending over serial port is disabled
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Baudrate
It is the selection for RS232 serial output communication speed. The options are;
1) 1200
2) 2400
3) 4800
4) 9600
5) 19200
6) 38400
7) 57600
8) 115200
Note: Only 115200 can be selected if "Speed" Mode is selected.

1200-115200 can be selected if "Accuracy" Mode is selected.
9600-115200 can be selected if "Detail" Mode is selected.
1200-115200 can be selected if "Stability" Mode is selected.
1200-115200 can be selected if "Command" Mode is selected.
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Period
Selection for optional module serial out transmission frequency. The options are;
1) Stable: Transmission is made when stability is observed (10Hz).
2) 6/Min: Option for transmission frequency per minute.
3) 1/Sec: Option for transmission frequency per
second.
second.
second.
second.
7) 800/Sec: Option for transmission frequency per second.
Note: Period can be selected as only "Stable" when "Command" or "Stability" modes are selected.
When "Accuracy" or "Detail" mode is selected, Period can be selected as 6/Min-10/Sec
No Period can be selected when "Off" mode is selected.
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Modbus Mode
It is the Modbus communication mode. The options
are;
1) RTU: Each byte data to be sent is meaningful and
the transmission is made by coding with CRC control
byte.
2) ASCII: Each byte data to be sent is sent as two
separate bytes and in coding that can be displayed as
Ascii. For example; for 26 (hex:1A) decimal data transmission, the characters "1" and "A" are set. Thus
the communication speed is slower than RTU.
Modbus No
The identity number to be used by the device during
Modbus communication.
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Service
It is used for understanding whether the communication
port is functional or not. The data received from the
serial port is displayed at the receiving section. "ESIT"
wording is sent to the serial port at the same time.
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7.3.3.2 Optional Profibus Communication Menu

Following menus will appear if Profibus module is inserted to slot 3.
Profibus Module
This is the menu where the parameters of the Profibus module are set forth.
Profibus Address
The address number to be used by the device for the
profibus communication.
Service
The screen where the profibus communication
settings are displayed.
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7.3.3.3 Optional Ethernet IP Communication Module

Following menus will appear if Ethernet IP module is inserted to slot 3.
Ethernet IP
This is the menu where the parameters of the Ethernet IP module are set forth.
IP Address
The address number to be used by the device for the Ethernet IP communication.
IP.xx.xx.xx
1. part of the IP address. Value between 1-255 can
be entered.
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xx.IP.xx.xx
be entered.
xx.xx.IP.xx
be entered.
xx.xx.xx.IP
be entered.
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Service
The screen where the Ethernet IP communication
settings are displayed.
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7.3.4 Optional In/Out Menu

The menus related to the In/Out module inserted to slot 4 of the device are displayed under this menu. If
there is not any In/Out module, this menu is displayed under the name "Empty Slot".
7.3.4.1 Optional Relay Menu
Following menus will appear if Relay module is inserted to slot 4.
Relay Module
This is the menu where the parameters of the Relay
module are set forth.
Outs
It is the menu where the relay settings are made.
Relay1
It is the menu where the Relay1 settings are made. Following expressions are valid when "Norm.On"
is selected as the "Contact type".
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Mode
It is the relay operation mode selection. The
options are;
1) Inactive: The relay is not active.
2) Net Value: Operates according to the NET
value. Taring affects the operation of the relay.
3) Gross Value: Operates according to the
gross weight. Relay set values function independent from the Tare.
4) Ready Signal: Relay contacts are short circuit as long as the device is in operation.
5) Error Signal: In the occurrence of any of the following error situations relay contacts are short
circuit , but open circuit in other situations.
Error situations:
LoadCellError (error of the sensor connected to the load cell)
Maximum Load! (The situation where the measured values exceed the Maximum Capacity)
ADC Data Error! (Load Cell Module Error)
No Load Cell Module! (Load Cell Module could not be recognized error)
6) Stagnancy: If the change in the measurement result is less than a scale interval (if
symbol is displayed on the screen), the relay contacts are short circuit otherwise (if is
displayed on the screen) open circuit.
7) Tare Signal: While taring ( when symbol is displayed), relay contacts are short circuit,
when the tare is removed (when symbol is displayed ), the relay contacts are open circuit.
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Minimum
It is active when "Net Value" or "Gross Value"
mode is selected. It is the lowest value of the
weight range where the relay contact will be
active.
Maximum
It is active when "Net Value" or "Gross Value"
mode is selected. It is the highest value of the
weight range where the relay contact will be
active.
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Delay
Determines the period after which the relay
contact will change state after the desired
situation occur.
Contact Type
Determines the start-up positions of the relays
contacts. The options are;
1) Norm.On:Relay contact is open circuit at
start-up.
2) Norm.Off:Relay contact is short circuit at
start-up.
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Contact Status
Mode : Net Value, Gross Value
Contact Type : Norm.On
Off Delay Delay
On Screen Value
Minimum Maximum
Contact Status
Mode : Net Value, Gross Value
Off
Delay Delay
On Screen Value
Minimum Maximum
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Contact Status
Mode : Ready Signal, Error Signal, Stagnancy, Tare Signal
Off Delay. Delay
On Signal Status (Weight)

None Yes None
Contact Status
Mode : Ready Signal, Error Signal, Stagnancy, Tare Signal
Off
Delay. Delay
On Signal Status (Weight)

None Yes None
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Relay2
Relay3
Relay4
Relay2, Relay3 and Relay 4 menus are same as Rela1 menu.
Inputs
It is the section on the relay module where the digital input settings are made.
Input1
The parameter that contains options related to the
input. The options are;
1) Inactive: No task is appointed for the input
signal
2) Zeroing: The device performs zeroing operation
when input signal is detected.
3) Tare: The device performs taring operation when input signal is detected.
Input2
Input3
Input4
Input 2, Input 3 and Input 4 are same as the Input 1 menu.
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Service
Inputs
The status of the inputs can be monitored and
controlled real time from this menu. The inputs that
are applied 12-24 V DC are displayed as 1 and
other are displayed as 0.
Outputs
In this menu when key is pressed, relays are
pulled in order and the relays pulled are displayed
as 1 and other are displayed as 0.
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7.3.5 Optional In/Out Menu

The menus related to the In/Out module inserted to slot 5 of the device are displayed under this menu. If
there is not any In/Out module, this menu is displayed under the name "Empty Slot".
7.3.5.1 Optional DAC Menu
Following menus will appear if DAC module is inserted to slot 5.
DAC Module
This is the menu where the parameters of the DAC module
are set forth.
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Analogue Output
This menu contains the Analogue Output module settings.
Voltage Output : between- 0,500V / 10.500V range.
Current Output : between 0mA / 20.320mA range.
Vmax>Vmin, Wmax>Wmin or Vmax>Vmin, Wmax<Wmin or

Vmax<Vmin, Wmax<Wmin Vmax<Vmin, Wmax>Wmin
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Mode
1) Gross: Analogue Output will function according
to the Gross value.
2) Net: Analogue Output will function according to
the Net value.
Weight Ref
Minimum:
The weight value that corresponds the start
value of the analogue output.
For example if it is desired that the Analogue
output tension varies between 1000g and
2000g, the value 1000g is entered here.
Maximum:
The weight value that corresponds the end
value of the analogue output.
output tension varies between 1000g and
2000g, the value 2000g is entered here.
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Volt.Ref
Minimum:
It is the start value of the Analogue Output
output voltage varies between 0 V and 10 V,
the value 0 V is entered here.
If it is desired to use current (0-20mA) output instead of the voltage (0-10V) output, the current
values corresponding to the voltage output are as follows.
Voltage Output 0Volt 2Volt 5Volt 10Volt
Current Output 0mA 4mA 10mA 20mA
Maximum:
It is the end value of the Analogue Output.
output voltage varies between 0 V and 10 V,
the value 10 V is entered here.
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Digital Output
The section of the DAC module which contains the settings related to the Digital Output.
Mode
It is the output operation mode selection. The
options are;
1) Inactive: The relay is not active.
2) Net Value: Output is given between the
minimum and maximum values of the net value,
otherwise no output is given.
3) Gross Value: Output is given between the
minimum and maximum values of the gross value, otherwise no output is given.
4) Ready Signal: Output is given as long as the device is in operation.
5) Error Signal: Output is given when any of the error situations stated below emerges, otherwise no
output is given. Error situations:
LoadCellError LoadCellModule reading error!
Maximum Load! LoadCell Module Hardware error!
6) Stagnancy If the change in the measurement result is less than a scale interval (if symbol
is displayed on the screen), output is given, otherwise (if symbol is displayed on the screen) no
output is given.
7) Tare Signal: While taring (when symbol is on the scree) output is given. When tare is
removed (when symbol is on the scree) no output is given.
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Minimum
It is active when Net Value or Gross Value mode is
selected. It is the lowest value of the weight range
where the output is active.
Maximum
It is active when Net Value or Gross Value mode is
selected. It is the highest value of the weight range
where the output is active.
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Delay
Determines the period after which the output will be
activated after the desired situation occur.
Output Type
Determines the status of the digital output signal at
start-up. The options are;
1) Norm. On: There is digital output signal at start-
up.
2) Norm. Off: There is no digital output signal at
start-up.
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DigitalInput
Input1
1) Inactive: The input is not active.
2) Zeroing: The device performs zeroing
operation when input signal is detected.
3) Tare: The device performs taring operation
when input signal is detected.
Input2
Same as Input1.
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Service
Inputs
Real time status of the inputs can be monitored
from this menu.The inputs that are applied 12-24 V
DC are displayed as 1 and other are displayed as
0.
Outputs
When key is pressed in this menu, the output
is periodically activated in order to control it. When
the output is active 1, otherwise 0 is displayed on
the screen.
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7.3.6 Optional Expansion Menu

The menus related to the expansion module inserted to slot 6 of the device are displayed. EXP Module or
BCD Module can be inserted to this slot. If there is not any expansion module, this menu is displayed under
the name "Empty Slot".
7.3.6.1 Optional BCD Module Menu
Following menus will appear if BCD module is inserted to slot 6.
BCD Module
This is the menu where the parameters of the BDC module
are set forth.
Mode
1) BCD Output: BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) is the
binary coding of the numbers in Decimal number
system 41/2 digit (39999) output data is coded.
2) Binary 2’ All: BINARY'2 is the integrated output in
binary number system. 1 sign + 19 bit (±524.287)
output data is provided.
3) BinaryAbsolute: It is the absolute output coded in
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binary number system. 1 sign + 19 bit ( 524.287) output data is provided. Binary functions in the same
way with the complement.
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BCD Output:
12495 kg -1780 kg ERROR
SIGN 0 1 1
D18 0 0 0
D17 0 0 0
D16 1 0 0
D15 0 0 0
D14 0 0 0
D13 1 0 0
D12 0 1 0
D11 0 0 0
D10 1 1 0
D9 0 1 0
D8 0 1 0
D7 1 1 0
D6 0 0 0
D5 0 0 0
D4 1 0 0
D3 0 0 0
D2 1 0 0
D1 0 0 0
D0 1 0 0
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Binary 2’ All
12495 kg -1780 kg ERROR
SIGN 0 1 1
D18 0 0 0
D17 0 0 0
D16 0 0 0
D15 0 1 0
D14 0 1 0
D13 1 1 0
D12 1 1 0
D11 0 1 0
D10 0 0 0
D9 0 0 0
D8 0 1 0
D7 1 0 0
D6 1 0 0
D5 0 0 0
D4 0 0 0
D3 1 1 0
D2 1 1 0
D1 1 0 0
D0 1 0 0
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BinaryAbsolute
12495 kg -1780 kg ERROR
SIGN 0 1 1
D18 0 0 0
D17 0 1 0
D16 0 1 0
D15 0 0 0
D14 0 0 0
D13 1 0 0
D12 1 0 0
D11 0 0 0
D10 0 1 0
D9 0 1 0
D8 0 0 0
D7 1 1 0
D6 1 1 0
D5 0 1 0
D4 0 1 0
D3 1 0 0
D2 1 1 0
D1 1 0 0
D0 1 0 0
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Service
This menu is used for making the control and testing of the inputs and outputs of the "BCD Module".
Inputs
The status of the inputs can be monitored real time
from this menu. The inputs that are applied 12-24 V
DC are displayed as 1 and others are displayed as
0.
Outputs
When key is pressed in this menu, one of the
outputs activate while the other remain inactive.
The active out is displayed as 1 and others are
displayed as 0.
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7.3.6.2 Optional EXP Module Menu

Following menus will appear if EXP module is inserted to slot 6.
EXP Module
Outputs
It is the menu where the Digital Output settings are made. Same as the relay module output menu.
Output1
.
Output16
Inputs
Same as the relay module input menu.
Input1
.
Input8
Service
Same as the relay service input menu.
Inputs
Outputs
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7.4 Indication Program

This program is the standard weight indicator.
7.4.1 Zeroing
Used for zeroing the indication value.
7.4.1.1 Manuel Zeroing:
key is used in order to make zeroing operation within the limits in Zero/Tare menu.
7.4.1.2 Auto Zeroing
Zeroing is made at start-up. Furthermore in case of stagnancy ( ), the screen is resetted in the %
ratio as selected in "Zero Limit" menu once in every 3 seconds.Other resetting options are explained in
Zero/Tare menu.
7.4.2 Tare
7.4.2.1 Manuel Tare
key is used for taring operation. After taring, the load with the weight of at least 20*e (Resolution) is
left on the weighing platform and if any stagnancy is observed, the tare is automatically cancelled when
the gross value is 0.
7.4.2.2 Auto Tare
There is no auto Tare function in ECI device.
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8 Calibration
8.1 Load Calibration
It is the operation of identification of a mass with a known weight to the device. It must be made by using real
weights.
1) It is entered to menu 2.5 for the load calibration.
2) Load cell type is selected. The options are;

1) Esit (2 mV/V)
2) 2.5mV/V
3) 5.0mV/V
4) 10.0mV/V
5) 20.0mV/V
6) 160.0mV/V
mV/V selection is made depending on the load cell model.
3) For entering to Calibration Type menu is pressed.
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4) Calibration Type is selected. The options are;

1) Load Calibration
2) mV/V Calibration
3) Coefficient Calibration
4) Zero Calibration
5) After selecting the Calibration Type as the "Load

Calibration, proceeded to the next screen by pressing first,
then key. The information screen shown at side is
displayed.
If you select the cell type wrong you can return the previous screen
by pressing key.
6) key is pressed for starting the zeroing operation.
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7) After the zeroing operation finishes, the result of the

zeroing will be displayed on the screen. If you want to
repeat the zeroing operation press key.Press
key to continue.
8) Zeroing operation is completed. Press key to

continue the operations.
9) In order to proceed to the screen where the calibration

weight value to be entered key is pressed.
For a proper calibration operation, the load used must not be less
than the amount recommended on the screen.
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10) The weight value to be used in calibration is stated in

this screen. For confirming the weight value entered
key is pressed and proceeded to the calibration screen.
Approved and certified weights must be used for a healthy

calibration.
11) By placing the load equal to the calibration weight

stated
in the message screen and pressing the key, the
calibration process is initiated.
The screen shown at side is displayed during the calibration.
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12) When the calibration operation is completed,the

calibration result is displayed. If you want to repeat the
calibration operation press key. Press key to
continue.
13) General information screen indicates that the

calibration is completed. Key is pressed for
proceeding to the next screen.
14) key is pressed to store the calibration values or

is pressed to exit from the menu without storing the
calibration values.
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8.2 mV/V Calibration

It is the calibration operation made by using the load cell values without any loading. Following operations are
carried out in order.
1) It is entered to menu 2.5 for the mV/V calibration.

1) Esit(2 mV/V)
2) 2.5mV/V
3) 5.0mV/V
4) 10.0mV/V
5) 20.0mV/V
6) 160.0mV/V
3) For entering to Calibration Type menu key is pressed.
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4) It is the Calibration Type selection. The options are;

1) Load Calibration
2) mV/V Calibration
4) Zero Calibration
“mV/V Calibration” is selected and key is pressed.
5) mV/V calibration is made according to the total load cell

capacity of the system. The information screen indicating
this is shown. Key is pressed to proceed.
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6) Total load cell capacity is entered. If there are more than

one load cells in the system, the total value of the
capacities of the load cells are entered. To proceed press
Key.
7) mV/V calibration is made according to the mV/V value of

the average load cell of the system. The information screen
indicating this is shown. Key is pressed to proceed.
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8) The average mV/V value of the system is entered. If one

load cell is used in the system, then the certificate value is
valid. Otherwise the average of the load cell certificate
values must be taken. For confirming the value entered
press key.
9) An information screen indicating that the calibration has

been completed appears. key is pressed to proceed
to the next screen.
10) Key is pressed to store the calibration values or

calibration values.
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8.3 Coefficient Calibration

1) It is entered to menu 2.5 for the coefficient calibration.

1) Esit(2 mV/V)
2) 2.5mV/V
3) 5.0mV/V
4) 10.0mV/V
5) 20.0mV/V
6) 160.0mV/V
3) For entering to Calibration Type menu key is pressed.
4) Coefficient Calibration is selected as the Calibration

Type.
The options are;
1) Load Calibration
2) mV/V Calibration
4) Zero Calibration
5) To proceed press Key.
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For skipping the information screen appeared key is

pressed.
6) Coefficient value is entered. For confirming the value entered press key.
For example;
Load Cell Type: is selected as 2.0 mV/V and if the load
cell of 10 kg with the output of 2.0 mV/V is fully loaded, the
screen value will be 10000 for the coefficient=1,562500
Other sample values will be as shown in the following table
Coefficient Scale Interval (e) Screen Value

1.000000 1 6400
1.000000 1.0 6400.0 𝐸𝑘𝑟𝑎𝑛 𝐷𝑒ğ𝑒𝑟𝑖(𝑇𝑎𝑚 𝑌ü𝑘𝑡𝑒)
𝐾𝑎𝑡𝑠𝑎𝑦ı =
1.000000 1.000 6400.000 6400
0.250000 1.0 1600.0
1.562500 1 10000
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7) key is pressed to finish the calibration.
8) Key is pressed to store the calibration values or

calibration values.
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8.4 Zero Calibration

The following operations must be performed respectively for the zero calibration.
1. It is entered to menu 2.5 for the zero calibration.
2. Load cell type is selected. The options are;
1) Esit(2 mV/V)
2) 2.5mV/V
3) 5.0mV/V
4) 10.0mV/V
5) 20.0mV/V
6) 160.0mV/V
3. For entering to Calibration Type menu key is pressed.
“Zero Calibration” is selected as the calibration type.
The options are;
1) Load Calibration
2) mV/V Calibration
4) Zero Calibration
4. For proceeding to the zeroing screen key is pressed.
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5. Weighing platform is emptied and Key is pressed for

starting the zeroing operation.
The screen shown at side is displayed during the zeroing operation.
6. After the zeroing operation finishes, the result of the zeroing

will be displayed on the screen. If you want to repeat the
zeroing operation press key. Press key to continue.
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7. Key is pressed to proceed to the calibration

confirmation screen.
8. Key is pressed to store the calibration values or is

pressed to exit from the menu without storing the calibration
values.
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9 Software Update
EECI, provides software update support by using USB disk.
Warning: You may lose your existing settings after the device software update. Thus please review the changes
brought by the update carefully and store/note old settings if necessary. The outputs (Relay, input etc) connected to
the device may behave different as the routine operation of the device will be disabled during the software update.
Thus it is recommended to disconnect or shutdown the connectors connected to the device.
The following steps must be followed in order for the software update;
1) The "image.s19" file to be installed is transferred to an USB disk that

is formatted as FAT32.
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2) USB disk is inserted to the USB slot of ECI.
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3) When the device is supplied power by keep pressing to the calibration key by means of a clip or stable, the
software update operation will start.
USB Input
Calibration Key
The LCD screen will be blank when the update starts. Do not cut the power of the device and wait during the
update. When the operation is completed the device will start operating automatically.
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4) The version number is the start screen must be control in order to verify that the installation after the
update is performed.
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10 Annex 1: Optional Modules

ECI is a device with Smart "Plug-Play" Module structure and optional modules can be changed easily thanks to this
feature.
10.1 Slot3 (Optional Communication Slot) :

10.1.1 E-MDL-COM (Serial Communication Module):
This module is an galvanic insulated serial communication module. RS232/R485 or RS422 communication
mode can be selected with the selection switch on it. Maximum Baudrate is 115200bps.
“RS232 & RS485”-“RS422” Selection Switch

Note: Before making the connections check “RS232 & RS485”-“RS422” Selection Switch of the respective module.
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10.1.1.1 Connection Example (RS232)
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10.1.2 E-MDL-PRF
10.1.2.1 Connection Example
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10.2 Slot4 (Optional Input/Output Menu):

E-MDL-RY or E-MDL-DAC modules can be connected to Slot4. Detailed information about these modules are
given below.
10.2.1 E-MDL-RLY (Relay Module):
This is an input -output module with 4 digital inputs (Optically insulated 12-24 V DC) and 4 relay outputs
(250V/2A).
10.2.1.1 Terminal Explanations
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10.2.1.2 Connection Example
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10.2.2 E-MDL-DAC (Analogue Output Module):

This is a module with 1 analogue output (4-20 mA or 0-10 V), 2 Digital inputs (12-24 V DC) and 1 opto-coupler
output (maximum 100 mA).
10.2.2.1 Terminal Explanations
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10.2.2.2 Connection Example (Digital Input-Output)
Load External Supply
External Supply
Digital Input Connection Digital Output Connection (Open Collector)
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10.2.2.3 Connection Example (Analogue Output)
0-20 Ma Analogue Output
0-10 V Analogue
External Supply
External Supply
Analogue Output Connection (0-10 V) Analogue Output Connection (0-20

mA)
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10.3 Slot5 (Optional Input/Output Menu)

E-MDL-RY or E-MDL-DAC modules can be connected to Slot5. Module explanations are as shown in Slot4.
10.4 Slot6 (Optional Expansion Slot)

E-MDL-EXP or E-MDL-BCD modules can be connected to Slot6. The connections are given below in detail.
10.4.1 E-MDL-BCD (Binary Output Module)
This is a BCD or Binary output (19 + 1 Bit) module.
The outputs are active when the pin no 11 (VCC_INN) and pin no 24 (OUT_EN) are short circuited. If the user
wants to receive data continuously, the pins 11,24 are short circuited. No data transfer occurs as long as the
pin no 11 is empty.
-0 (minus zero) value is sent from Binary and BCD outputs before the measurement and in cases of errors.
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10.4.1.1 Connector Explanations

Output Connector
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10.4.1.2 Connections
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10.4.2 E-MDL-EXP (Relay Expansion Module)

It is used for providing output to the external relay card. It is used with Es Relay card. 16 relay outputs (10 A
250 V) and 8 digital input signal control can be provided with this module.2 es relay cards are necessary for 16
outputs and 8 inputs.
10.4.2.1 Connector Explanations
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Output Connector
10.4.2.2 Connections
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10.4.2.3 Es Relay Card
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11 Annex 2: Batching Program

11.1 System Operation
1) It is waited for the start entry or pressing start key.
2) Tare is taken.
3) Start-up Delay period is waited (if "Start-upDelay" period is entered)
4) Ready input is waited.
5) Fast output, slow output and next silo output are activated.
6) Stability delay period is waited.(If "StabilityDelay" period is entered)
7) When the filling value reaches to the Target Value-(Shot Value + Sensitive Amount), the fast output
becomes passive.
8) Stability delay period is waited.(If "StabilityDelay" period is entered)
9) When the filled value reaches to the target-shot value, slow output also becomes passive.
10) It is waited for a period of the desicion period (200 ms)
11) Shot value is updated if Auto-Shot "On" is selected.
12) The quantity taken is transferred to the total.
13) If the quantity taken is out of tolerance, the system goes idle and error output is given (if the
RecipeTolerance value is entered)
14) For the next silo, if any, the operations after the 2.step are repeated.
15) If there is no silos, the discharge input is waited.
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16) When the discharge input is detected, it is waited for the discharge delay period. (1.5 sec)
17) The discharge output is activated
18) When the weight value <(Tare-Zero Stripe), it is waited for the closing delay. (500ms)
19) The discharge become passive.
20) Stagnancy is waited.
21) If the number of batches is finished, then the operation is finalized.
22) If the number of batches is not finished, Ready input is waited.
23) It is repeated from step 2.
Note:
If, during the operation, any stop entry is observed or stop key is pressed, then the batching operation is terminated.
If there is no change about 10 scale intervals during the fast or slow filling periods, silo time lapse error is given.
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11.2 Batching Program Screen

Batching program main screen shot will be as shown at side;
The screenshot during the batching will be as shown at side;
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11.2.1 Screen Layout

1 2
3
5 6
4
7 8 9 10
11
1) Recipe Name The name of the recipe selected is shown.

2) Total batching quantity request is shown
3) Number of the silo currently filled / total number of silo used in the recipe.
4) Filling speed indicator. Filling speed is indicated as two levels.
5) Current quantity of the material taken from the silo that is filled or the quantity of materials discharged during the
discharge.
6) Total quantity of the material filled.
7) The occupancy rate indicator of the weighing scale proportional to the target value. It shows the scale capacity
status as 5 levels.
8) Name of the silo filled.
9) The quantity calculated (to be filled) from the filled silo according to the recipe.
10) Filling (Batch) number / Total filling (Batch) number.
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11) Keys/Status Messages(During filling).
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11.2.2 Keys
Batching Start Key Starts filling operation.
It is used for quick accessing to the recipe selection and total filling
Recipe Key
value selection menus for the filling operation.
It is used for bringing the menu where the settings related to the
Batching Menu Key
batching are made.
Setting Menu Key Used for bringing the menu screen where the device settings are made.
Pause Key Used for pausing the operation during the filling.
Stop Key It is used for terminating the filling operation.
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11.3 Batching Program Status Messages

During the batching operation status messages are
displayed at the bottom of the screen. The messages displayed and their
explanations are stated below.
Filling Started The Filling operation Started

Quick Filling Quick Filling in progress
Slow Filling Slow Filling in progress.
Stagnancy.Wait Awaiting stability for the operation completion.
DischOutWait Awaiting input signal for starting the discharging operation.
Discharging Discharging in progress.
Filling Completed Filling operation is completed
Changing Silo Proceeded to the next silo
ReadySignWait Awaiting input signal for starting the filling operation.
Maximum Load! Scale capacity value is exceeded.
SystemIdle The filling has been paused temporarily as pause key is pressed.
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11.4 Batching Menu

1. Recipe Settings
2. Silo Settings
3. Start-up Setting
4. Time Settings
5. Recipe from USB
6. Printer Settings
7. Report
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11.5 Batching Menu Usage

Recipe Settings
RECIPE1
Formula
It is the menu where the recipe formulations are
adjusted. The recipe is formed by entering the units
to be used from each batch.
At this screen when and keys are used to
select the desired silo and key is pressed, the
silo ratio screen appears.
At this screen,it is determined how many units to be

used from the silo selected.
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Name
It is used for changing the recipe name.
RECIPE02
Formula
Name
…
…
…
RECIPE16
Note: Other recipes are adjusted as the Recipe1
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Silo Settings
SILO01
Name
Used for determining/changing the silo name.
Sensitive Quantity
The weight value to be filled slowly. For example if
500g to be taken from the respective silo and 200g is
entered as the sensitive quantity, 300 g is quick filled.
200 g is slow filled.
Note: The transition value from the Quick filling to Slow filling may
vary depending on the shot value.
Shot Value
When the screen value approaches to the Target
Value with the value stated here,the filling stops It is
the quantity of the material hang.
Note: This step is not visible when it is "On" in Automatic Shot Menu
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SILO02
Same as the Silo01 settings.
SILO03
.
.
.
SILO16
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Start-up Setting
It is an ordered type menu that contains the start-up settings for the batching program.The sub-menus are the
Silo Number,Scale Capacity, Automatic Shot,Zero Stripe, Recipe Tolerance and RecipeComp.
Silo Number
It is used for identifying the number of silos in the system.
The options are;
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) .
5) .
6) .
F)15
G)16
Note: If there is not -MDL-EXP Module in Slot 6, 4 silo, 5 silo,.....16 silo options are locked.
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Scale capacity
It is the maximum weight value determined for the
batching. If the total quantity intended to be batched is
greater than the "Scale Capacity", more than one filling is
made by dividing as multipliers of the Scale Capacity.
It is also used as the limit of the reservoir that is filled.
Thus, no filling with the quantity more than the value
stated in this parameter will be made to the scale.
Auto Shot
The weight value hang after the valve is closed is
calculated automatically. When this parameter is selected
"On" the error made on the target quantity of the silo is
corrected automatically.
The options are;
1) Off: Error correction is made manually
2) On: Error correction is made automatically.
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Zero Stripe
During the discharge, it is the value where it is
determined that the discharge operation is over. When
the weight value reduces under this quantity, the
discharge operation is considered done. It is used for the
material stuck to the scale.
RecipeTolerance
It is the maximum error allowed per silo. If this value is
exceeded, the device gives error and related relay output
is activated. It is valid for all silos in the recipe. In case of
false filling from any silo, the error output is activated. If
no error signal is wanted, it must be entered as 0
(deactivated).
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RecipeComp
In batches made subsequently, it determines whether the
error made in previous batches are compensated or not.
Time Settings
This menu is an ordered type menu where the timing settings are made for the batching program. The sub-
menus are StartDelay,Stability.Delay and FillingTimeLapse.
StartDelay
It determines how much time after pressing the key
will the filling operations start and also the transition
period between the silos.
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StabillityDelay
The weighing values during the period indicated in this
parameter are not taken into account and the device does
not change its state in order to prevent the
mismeasurements resulting from the vibration just after
the start of the quick filling and shifting from the quick
filling to the slow one. (Default value is 0 sec)
FillingTimeLapse
It is the maximum period that lapses during which the
weight value does not change at least 10*0 (Resolution)
during batching. The device gives error if this period is
exceeded. If no material is received although the material
intake has started, it is used for giving warning. If no error
signal is wanted, it must be entered as 0 sec
(deactivated).
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Recipe from USB

It is used for transferring a recipe that is created with
batching configurator program and stored in USB memory,
to the ECI.
Note: You can find information related to the usage of the Batching Configurator in Annex 4
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Printer Settings
It is the menu where the printer settings are made.
Line Selections
Line 1
The data intended to be printed in line 1 is selected
The options are;
1) Bold Text 1: In Line 1 Bold Text 1 template is

printed.
2) Bold Text 2: In Line 1 Bold Text 2 template is printed.
3) Text 1: In Line 1 Text 1 template is printed.
9) Recipe Name: In Line 1 The Recipe Name batched is printed.
10) Silo Values: In Line 1 the silo quantity for last filled is printed.
11) Meter Value:In line 1 the batching number is printed.
12) Date Time: In Line 1 Date/Time info is printed.
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13) Last Filling: In Line 1 the quantity of the last filling is printed.
14) Grand total: In Line 1 total batching quantity is printed.
15) Barcode: In Line 1 Barcode is printed.
16) Line Space: It is used for spacing in line 1.
17) Page Break: It is used for breaking the page is line 1.
Line 2
Same as Line 1 menu.
Line 3
.
.
.
.
.
Line 16
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Templates
Bold Text 1
Bold Text 1 template is indicated.
Bold Text 2
Text 1
Text 1 template is indicated.
Text 2
Text 3
Text 4
Text 5
Text 6
Barcode: Barcode template is indicated.
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Report
METER, TOTAL and LAST FILLING values can be
displayed. These values can be resetted if requested.
Key is used for manual printing the report screen.
METER: It is the total filling (Batch) number. Resets when

the recipe is changed and the device is restarted.
TOTAL: It is the total batching quantity.
LAST FILLING: It is the quantity of the last filling.
Note: If the "Printer" option is not selected in Terminal Serial Output Mode menu, the key is not displayed in the
report screen.
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Recipe Selection Menu

When key is pressed in the main screen of the batching program, the "Recipe Selection" menu is
displayed.
Recipe and target value is determined in this menu.
Recipe
It is the recipe selection menu. Selection is made from
among 96 different recipes. First 16 recipes can be
selected from the selection list. If any of the further
recipes are wanted to be selected, the "custom" option
must be selected and the recipe number must be
entered to the screen appeared.
The options are;
1) RECIPE01
2) RECIPE02
3) .
4) .
G) RECIPE16
H) Custom ->
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When “custom->” option is selected, the Recipe No screen appears and the desired recipe can be
selected by entering the number.
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Target Value
It is the quantity of the intended batching.
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11.6 Batching Program Application

In order to perform batching following module options must be inserted;
11.6.1 Up to 4 Silos
E-MDL-RLY module must be inserted in Slot 4. Other than this, the presence of E-MDL-RLY in Slot 5 or
E-MDL-EXP+EsRelay in Slot 6 is sufficient. If there is E-MDL-RLY module in Slot 5 and E-MDL-EXP+EsRelay
module in Slot 6, the E-MDL-EXP+EsRelay module in Slot 6 is used for Batching.
11.6.2 Up to 16 Silos
E-MDL-RLY module must be inserted in Slot 4.
E-MDL-EXP+EsRelay module must be inserted in Slot 6
11.6.3 Batching Connections

When the batching program is selected, the settings of the Relay modules in Slot 4 and Slot5 and the EXP Module in
Slot 6 cannot be changed and related menus will be locked. The connections of these modules must be made as
follows.
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11.6.3.1 Batching Output Connections up to 4 Silos
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11.6.3.2 Batching Output Connections up to 16 Silos
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11.6.3.3 Batching Input Connections (Slot 4)
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The menus are not accessible when 12-24 Vdc is applied to the authorization entry.
If there is no E-MDL-EXP Module in Slot 6, the relay module in Slot 5 is used for batching.
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If there is E-MDL-EXP Module in

Slot 6, this module is used for
batching.
The menus are not accessible

when 12-24 Vdc is applied to the
authorization entry.
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11.6.4 Identifying the Batching System to the Device

Sample Application:
Assume that we have 3 silos and;
Silo 1: Coffee
Silo 2: Sugar
Silo 3: Cream
.
First of all the number of silos in the systems and the silo names are identified in the system. For this
operation at the main screen, batching menu key is pressed and entered to the batching menu.
1) The number of silos are identified;

Let's select 3 from the selection list appeared in the "Silo
Number" menu with the number 3 for identifying the
number of silos.
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2) Silo names are identified;

Change the name of silo1 in the name menu 2.1.1 as
"COFFEE"
"SUGAR"
"CREAM"
In order the make the application the ratios of each of the silos defined above in the mixture are determined.
This operation is called recipe creation .
As an application of the recipe, make the mixture with 3 units of coffee, 1 unit of Sugar and 1 unit of cream.
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3) Recipe name is identified;

For identifying the recipe name, change the name
“RECIPE01” (Factory default) in the name menu 1.1.2 as
“KAHVE3U1” .
4) The mixing ratios (Formula) is determined;

In order to enter the silo ratios related to the recipe
“KAHVE3U1”, set the values of the "KAHVE" silo in the
Formula menu 1.1.1 as 3, "SUGAR" silo as 1 and
"CREAM" silo as 1.
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11.6.4.1 Operation
After making the settings and system identification, the recipe is selected by pressing key at
batching main screen and the total batching value is entered.
Recipe Selection
It is used for selecting recipe. The options are;
1) RECIPE01
2) RECIPE02
3) .
4) .
5) .
6) RECIPE15
7) RECIPE16
After selecting the recipe key is pressed and Total selection menu is displayed.
Total
It is used for setting the total batching quantity.
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When key is pressed, the batching operation will

start. During the batching operation the screenshot
will be as shown at side
While the batching operation is in progress,it can be
cancelled anytime by pressing key or paused
by pressing key .
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12 Annex 3: Filling Program

It is a program that is prepared for packaging a single type of material. The system performs the packaging operation
according to the values such as quick-low filling, delay period, net-gross packaging indicated by the user.
12.1 Filling Program Features

1) Net/Gross Filling Option
2) Ability to determine 16 different products
3) Tare and tolerance control
4) Product selection with the keypad or remote entry signal.
5) Displaying real time filling quantity, total quantity, real time filling time, average time and real time filling
percentage
6) Warning output when lower and upper tolerance limits are breached.
7) Giving output when the filling is performed in the desired interval.
8) Single or double speed filling option
9) Automatically or manual failed filling corrections
10) Ability to determine filling start, bag handling waiting and discharge waiting periods
11) Displaying and printing the filling report
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12.2 System Operation

In the filling program, two different filling types which are the "Bag Filling" and "Scale Filling" are used.
Scale Filling Bag Filling
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12.2.1 Bag Filling:

The operation sequence for bag filling is as follows.
1) Start command is waited.

2) Bag Handling Output is activated.
4) Taring is made. (If Auto Taring is selected "On")
5) Quick Filling Output and Weighing in Progress output is activated.
6) The Quick Filling Output becomes passive depending on the quantity taken
7) Slow Filling Output is activated.(If the feeding is selected as "Quick+Slow")
8) Slow Filling Output and Weighing in Progress output is deactivated depending on the quantity taken.
9) Discharge Delay period is waited (if "DischargeDelay" period is entered)
10) Bag Handling Output is deactivated.
11) Discharge Output is activated.
12) When it reduced under the Zero Stripe, Operation Completed output is activated and the discharge output
is deactivated.
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12.2.2 Scale Filling:

The operation sequence for scale filling is as follows.
1) Start command is waited.

3) Taring is made. (If Auto Taring is selected "On")
4) Quick Filling Output and Weighing in Progress output is activated.
5) The Quick Filling Output becomes passive depending on the quantity taken
6) Slow Filling Output is activated.(If the feeding is selected as "Quick+Slow")
7) Slow Filling Output and Weighing in Progress output is deactivated depending on the quantity taken.
8) Ready Signal is waited.
9) Discharge Delay period is waited (if "DischargeDelay" period is entered)
10) Discharge Output is activated.
11) When it reduced under the Zero Stripe, Operation Completed output is activated and the discharge output
is deactivated.
12) Bag Handling Output is deactivated at the end of the "BagHandWait" period (If it is activated)*
Note:*Bag Handling Output is activated when Bag handling input is detected in any time
Bag handling input is passive for 1 sec after the moment of releasing the bag
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12.3 Main Screen Overview

Filling Program main screen is as shown at side.
The screenshot after the filling operation started is as shown at

side.
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12.3.1 Screen Layout
1.. Product Name. The name of the product

selected is shown. 1 2
2.. Targeted filling quantity 3
3.. Real time filling percentage % 4
5
4.. Real time filling value 7 6
5.. Actual time
8
6.. Average filling time
7.. Real time weight value
8.. Keys
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12.3.2 Keys

Start Key Starts filling operation.
Product Selection
It is used for selecting product for the filling operation.
Key
It is used for bringing the menu where the settings related to the
Filling Menu Key
filling are made.
Used for bringing the menu screen where the device settings are
Setting Menu Key
made.
Pause Key Used for pausing the operation during the filling.
Stop Key It is used for terminating the filling operation.
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12.4 Filling Program Status Messages

During the filling operation, information on the operation
is displayed on the screen. The messages displayed and their
explanations are stated below.
ReadySignWait : Awaiting Ready Signal for the discharging operation.

Taring in progress : Taring operation is being performed.
Low Tare : Filling cannot be started as the weight is lower than the "Minimum Tare" value.
High Tare : Filling cannot be started as the weight is higher than the "Maximum Tare" value.
Pre-Waiting Mode : Start. Awaiting delay period.
Quick Filling : Quick Filling in progress
Multiplication Period : Awaiting Multiplication Period
Slow Filling : Slow Filling in progress.
Stagnancy.Wait : Awaiting stagnancy for finishing the filling operation
DischargeWaiting : Awaiting the lapse of the period entered to DischargeDelay menu.
Discharging : Discharging in progress.
Filling Completed : Filling operation is completed
Discharge Completed : Discharge operation is completed
SystemIdle : The filling has been paused temporarily as pause key is pressed.
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12.5 Filling Menu:
1.Product Setting 2. Start-up Setting 3. Control setting 4. Time Setting 5. Printer Setting 6.Report
1.1.FILL 01 Filling Type Control Mode Start. Delay 5.1.Line Selections
1.2.FILL 02 Filling Mode Shot Value DischargeDelay 5.2.Templates
1.3.FILL 03 Feeding Mode Sensitive BagHand.Wait 5.3.Printerl Mode
1.4.FILL 04 Quick Feeding Quantity FillingTimeLapse
1.5.FILL 05 Auto Tare Multiplication
1.6.FILL 06 Zero Stripe Period
1.7.FILL 07 Scale Capacity
1.8.FILL 08 ToleranceCont.
1.9.FILL 09 Tare Control
1.A.FILL 10 UserLev.
1.B.FILL 11
1.C.FILL 12
1.D.FILL 13
1.E.FILL 14
1.F.FILL 15
1.G.FILL 16
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12.6 Using the Filling Menu

Product Setting
It is the menu where the product settings are made.
FILL 01
It is the menu where the settings related to Product 1 are made. This menu is an ordered type menu.
Sub-menus are Product Name, Target Value, Lower Tolerance, Upper Tolerance, Minimum Tare and
Maximum Tare.
Product Name
Product name is set.
Target Value
The quantity intended for filling is set.
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Lower Tolerance
The error quantity accepted below the target value is
indicated. For example if the quantity to be filled is
1000g and acceptable lower limit is 990 g, it is
necessary to enter 1000-990=10 g in the Lower
Tolerance menu.
Note:This step is not visible if "Off" is selected in "ToleranceControl" menu.
Upper Tolerance
The error quantity accepted above the target value is
indicated. For example if the quantity to be filled is
1000g and acceptable upper limit is 1015 g, it is
necessary to enter 1015-1000=15 g in the Upper
Tolerance menu.
Note:This step is not visible if "Off" is selected in "ToleranceControl" menu.
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Minimum Tare
Indicates the lower limit used for the Tare Control.
Note:This step is not visible if "Off" is selected in "TareControl" menu.
Maximum Tare
Indicates the upper limit used for the Tare Control.
Note:This step is not visible if "Off" is selected in "TareControl" menu.
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FILL 02: Same as FILL 01 menu.

.
.
.
.
FILL 16: Same as FILL 01 menu.
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Start-up Setting
It is the menu for the start-up settings of the filling program. This menu is an ordered type menu. Sub-menus
are Filling Type, Filling Mode, Feeding Mode, Quick Feeding, Auto Tare, Zero Zone, Tolerance Control, Tare
Control ve UserLev.
Filling Type
The options are;
1) Increasing Weighing: It is the filling system in
which the load cell is connected to the scale to be
filled.
2) Descending Weighing: It is the filling system in
which the load cell is connected to the silo.
Filling Mode
The options are;
1) Bag Filling: The good in the silo is filled to the bag
under control.
2) Scale Filling: Filling is made primarily into the scale.
Then it is transferred to the bag.
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Feeding Mode
The filling can be performed with single or double speed.
The options are;
1) Quick: Single speed filling is made.
2) Quick+Slow: Double speed filling is made.
Quick Feeding
When the feeding mode is selected as "Quick+Slow",
quick feeding (rough filling) can be made with single or
double relay. The options are;
1) Simultaneous: Double relay (Slot4 Relay1+ Slot4
Relay2)
2) Serial: Single relay (Slot4 Relay1)
Note:This menu is not displayed when "Quick" is selected in the "Feeding Menu"
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Auto Tare
When the filling operation starts,the screen value may be
resetted temporarily. The options are;
1) On:
2) Off:
Zero Stripe
The filling scale is assumed empty under the value stated
herein.
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Scale capacity
It is the maximum weight value determined for the filling.
ToleranceCont.
If the filling is outside the lower and upper tolerances
requested, warning can be made over the respective
relay outputs. The options are;
1) Off:
2) On:
Note: Lower and Upper Tolerance menus are under "Product settings" menu.
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Tare Control
When the filling operation is started, if the weight value is
outside the Minimum Tare and Maximum Tare range, the
device may give error and not start. The options are;
1) Off:
2) On:
Note: Minimum Tare and Maximum Tare menus are under "4.Product settings" menu
UserLev.
The options are;
1) Basic: Multiplication Period menu is close.
2) Advanced: Multiplication Period menu is open.
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Control setting
It is the menu where the filling control settings are made.
Control Mode
The options are;
1) Full Automatic: Sensitive Quantity ve Shot Value are
calculated automatically.
2) Auto Shot: Shot Value is calculated automatically.
3) Manuel:Sensitive Quantity ve Shot Value are
determined by the user.
Note:Full Automatic option is not displayed when "Quick" is selected in the "Feeding Menu"
Shot Value
When the screen value approaches to the Target Value
with the value stated here,the filling stops.
Note:This menu is not displayed if "Auto Shot" or "Full Automatic" is selected in "Control Mode" menu.
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Sensitive Quantity
It is the weight value to be filled slowly. For example if
500g to be taken from the respective silo and 100g is
entered as the sensitive quantity, 400 g is quick filled. 100
g is slow filled.
Note:This step is not displayed when "Quick" is selected in the "Feeding Menu"
Multiplication Period
The period in which no weight control to be made after the
quick filling finishes is indicated.
Note: When "Basic" is selected in "UserLev." menu or "Quick" is selected in "Feeding Mode" menu, this step is not
displayed.
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Time Setting
Start. Delay
The delay period before start filling.
DischargeDelay
The waiting period before start discharging.
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BagHand.Wait
The waiting period before the Bag Handling Output is
deactivated after the completion of the filling operation.
Note:This step is not visible if "Bag Filling" is selected in "Filling Mode menu.
FillingTimeLapse
The device gives error if this period is exceeded without
changing the weight value during filling.
.
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Printer Setting
It is the menu where the printer settings are made.
Line Selections
Line 1
The data intended to be printed in line 1 is selected.
The options are;
18) Bold Text 1: In line 1 Bold Text 1 template is

printed.
19) Bold Text 2: In line 1 Bold Text 2 template is
printed.
20) Text 1: In line 1 Text 1 template is printed.
26) Product Name: In line 1 Name of the product filled is printed.
27) Weight Value: In line 1 the quantity of the last filling is printed.
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28) Meter Value:In line 1 the number of filling is printed.

29) Date Time: In line 1 Date/Time info is printed.
30) Total Value: In line 1 Total batching quantity is printed.
31) Ave. Value: In line 1 Average batching quantity is printed.
32) Barcode: In line 1 Barcode is printed.
33) Line Space: It is used for spacing in line 1.
34) Page Break: It is used for breaking the page is line 1.
Line 2
Line 3
.
.
.
.
.
Line 16
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Templates
Bold Text 1
Bold Text 2
Text 1
Text 2
Text 3
Text 4
Text 5
Text 6
Barcode: Barcode template is indicated.
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Report
METER, TOTAL and AVERAGE values can be displayed.
These values can be resetted if requested. Key is
used for manual printing at the report screen.
METER: Total number of filling. Resets when the product is changed and the device is restarted.
TOTAL: Total quantity of the filling.
AVERAGE: Average quantity of the filling.
Note: If the "Printer" option is not selected in Terminal Serial Output Mode menu, the key is not displayed in the
report screen.
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12.7 Filling Program Application

When the filling program is selected, related optional modules must be inserted. The options for the modules that
have to be inserted are as follows.
Slot4 Slot5 Slot6

E-MDL-RLY E-MDL-RLY* -
* : the system operates even if the slot is empty. If there is E-MDL-RLY module, additional features such as the
product selection from Input, authorization key and warning outputs can also be used.
-: Cannot be used by the filling program.
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12.7.1 Different Application Examples
Bag Filling Bag Filling Scale Filling Scale Filling

Increasing Descending Increasing Descending
W i hi W i hi
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12.7.2 Filling Connections

Note: When the filling program is selected, the settings of the Relay modules in Slot 4 and Slot5 and the EXP Module
in Slot 6 cannot be changed and related menus , other than the service menus will be locked. The connections of
these modules must be made as follows.
12.7.2.1 Input Connections
Slot4 E-MDL-RLY Module Input Connections Slot5 E-MDL-RLY Module Input Connections
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12.7.2.2 Product Selection from Input

The product to be filled can be selected by using the inputs of the E-MDL-RLY module inserted to Slot 5.
The products selected according to the status of the inputs are shown in the table below.
Select Select Select Selected Product

Product 1 Product 2 Product 3
No Signal No Signal No Signal Choose from the Menu
No Signal No Signal Signal Product 01
available
No Signal Signal No Signal Product 02
available
No Signal Signal Signal Product 03
available available
Signal No Signal No Signal Product 04
available
Signal No Signal Signal Product 05
available available
Signal Signal No Signal Product 06
available available
Signal Signal Signal Product 07
available available available
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Signal available: 12-24 Vdc

No Signal: 0 Vdc
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12.7.2.3 Authorization Key Input

The menus are not accessible when 12-24 Vdc is applied to the authorization key input.
12.7.2.4 Output Connections
Slot4 E-MDL-RLY Module Output Connections Slot5 E-MDL-RLY Module Output Connections
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12.7.3 Identifying the Filling System to the Device

Sample Application:
Let's make the sample application with Bag Filling, Increasing Weighing (Different Application Samples
No:1). Assume that the material to be filled is RICE. Make make the total filling quantity 1000g in double speed
and last 50 g be slow filling.
Primarily it is necessary to make the Start-up Settings (system settings). In order to do this, it is entered to the
filling menu by pressing key on the main screen.
1) Enter “Start-up Setting” menu;

Select "Increasing Weighing" from the selection list of the
Filling Type sub-menu.
2) Proceed to the next sub-menu by pressing key.

Select Bag Filling from the selection list of the Filling Mode
sub-menu.
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Select "Quick + Slow" from the selection list of the Feeding
Mode sub-menu.

Select Ordered from the selection list of the Quick Feeding
sub-menu.

Select "Off" from the selection list of the Auto Tare sub-
menu.
.
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Enter 20g in Zero Stripe sub-menu.

Enter 60000 in the Scale Capacity sub-menu.

Select "Off" from the selection list of the Tolerance Control
sub-menu.
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Select "Off" from the selection list of the Tare Control sub-
menu.

Select "Basic" from the selection list of the "UserLev." sub-
menu.
Thus the system identification is completed.
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Now let's proceed to the product identification.

Enter the menu FILL 01 from product setting menu. Replace
the name FILL 01 with "RICE" from the name sub-menu.

Enter 1000g from "Target Value" sub-menu.
Thus the product identification is completed.
Now let's make the control settings.
12) Enter the menu "Control Mode" from Control Setting

menu. Select “Auto Shot” from the selection list.
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Enter 50g in Sensitive Quantity sub-menu.
Thus we've finished all settings related to the filling. Now

let's proceed to the application.
12.7.3.1 Operation
After making the system settings and product identification, the product is selected by pressing
key on the main screen.
SELECT PRODUCT
It is used for selecting product. The options are;
1) RICE
2) FILL 02
.
.
16) FILL16
After selecting the product, the selected product is confirmed by pressing the key.
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When key is pressed, the filling operation will start.

During the filling operation the screenshot will be as
shown at side
While the filling operation is in progress,it can be
cancelled anytime by pressing key or paused
by pressing key .
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13 Annex 4: Batching Configurator

The batching configurator is used for making the batching setting over the web and transferring to the USD disk and
then from the USB disk to the ECI.
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1) www.esit.com.trweb page is opened.

2) Login.
3) By following the » Products » Indicators and Control Devices » ECI Indıcator route
4) Quick Recipe Preparation link is clicked.
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5) Press Add New Table.
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6) Click ok by entering the table name.
7) After entering the Table name from the new Table window click button and open the table screen.
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When the Table screen appears as follows.
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At the table screen, recipe

information can be created by
following the steps below and
transferred to ECI; 1 2
5
1. Number of silo is selected.
2. Silo names are entered.
4
3. Recipe names are entered.
4. Recipe formulations are
created.
5. The recipes created are
transferred to the USB disk
by pressing the Save and
Transfer to ECI keys.
6. USB Disk is inserted to the
ECI.
7. B. The recipes which are
created by using the Recipe 3
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14 Annex 5 Modbus Usage

14.1 Device Menu Settings
Related settings are under COM Module Menu.
Mode: Modbus must be selected.
Following parameters must be set as the same on the device to be connected.
Baudrate: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
Modbus Mode: RTU-ASCII
Modbus No: 1-255
14.2 Connection Point Settings

Bits per Second 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
Parity None
Data Bits 8
Stop Bits 1
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14.3 Modbus Commands

3 Multiple Record Reading
6 Single Entry Writing
16 Multiple Entry Writing
14.4 Modbus Directly Accessible Memory Map

Case A (16 Bit, LSB to MSB)
BIT(s) Function
0-3 (/O) Program Mode: 0: Indicator, 1: Batching, 2: Filling, 3: PLC, 4-15:Out of use
4-8 (/O) (5bits) Out of use
9 (/O) 1:No load cell module inserted or it is not working, 0:load cell module is working.
10 (/O) 1:ADC input voltage over detected. It must be cleaned by the user.
11 (/O) Out of use
12 (/O) 1:ADC input voltage is very high. It is 0 when the value returns to normal.
Abnormal system operation flag. Set as 1 when wrong operation occurs. It means that the
13(Y/O)
system has been restarted due to the electricity problems.
14-15 (2bits) Out of use
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Case B (16 Bit, LSB to MSB)
BIT(s) Function
Scale Interval. (1, 2, 5 x10^n )
0-6 (/O) (7bits) 1:1, 2:2, 5: 5, 10:10, 20:20, 50:50, 100:100
101:200, 102:500, 103:1000, 104:2000, 105:5000
7 (/O) Slot 4 Relay 1 On/Off Status. 1:On, 0:Off
8-10 (/O) (3bits) This value shows on which digit from right will the point be. It can be 3 maximum
11-14 (/O) (4bits) Unit (0:g, 1:Kg, 2:t, 3:N, 4:lb, 5:lt, 6:mV, 7:m3 , 8:None)
15 (/O) Slot 4 Relay 2 On/Off Status. 1: On, 0: Off
(Y/O) Writable and Readable

(/O) Read Only
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Case C (16 Bit, LSB to MSB)
BIT(s) Function
0-2 (RW) (3bits) Load Cell Type. 0: 2mV/V, 1: 2.5mV/V, 2: 5mV/V, 3: 10mV/V, 4: 20mV/V, 5: 160mV/V
3-4 (RW) (2bits) Out of use
5 (/O) 1:Error, 0: No Error
6 (/O) 1: Calibration is possible, 0: No calibration is possible.
7 (/O) Communication lock. 1:On 0:Off
8 (/O) 1:On device menu screen, 0: On Device main screen
9 (/O) 1: Absolute Zero yes, 0: Absolute Zero no
10 (/O) 1: Stagnancy, 0:Mobility
11 (/O) 1:Maximum load yes, 0: Maximum load no
12 (/O) 1:e2 zone
13 (/O) 1:e3 zone
14 (/O) Out of use
15 (RW) Measuring Type. 1:Multi Partition or Multi Interval, 0:Single Partition

(/O) Read Only
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14.4.1 Indication Program

Word
Address Function
Number
Command register: it is used for the special functions together with the Reg A and
0 (Y/O) 1
Reg B.
1 (Y/O) 1 Reg A: General Purpose Data Register.
2 (Y/O) 1 Reg B: General Purpose Data Register.
5 1 Status A (Explanations are stated above in detail)
6 1 Status B (Explanations are stated above in detail)
7 1 Status C (Explanations are stated above in detail)
8 (/O) 2 Screen Value
10 (/O) 2 Tare Value
12 (/O) 2 Gross Value
16 (/O) 2 Tare Value (Internal Count)
20 (/O) 2 User Zero (Internal Count)
22 (/O) 2 Normalized Value (Factory Calibration has been made)
28 (/O) 2 Internal Count (Filtered)
30 (/O) 2 Internal Count (ADC)
38 (Y/O) 1 User Data Area 1
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(/O) Read Only
14.4.2 Batching Program

Word
Address Function
Number
0 (Y/O) 1
Reg B.
8 (/O) 1 Batch Number
9 (/O) 1 Silo number
10 (/O) 2 Last silo value
12 (/O) 2 Total
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16-31 (Y/O) 1 Recipe Formula Selected

32 (/O) 1 Batching Status
33 (/O) 1 Batching Operation Sequence
34 Y/O 2 Target Value
(/O) Read Only
14.4.3 Filling Program

Address Word Function
Number
0 (Y/O) 1
Reg B.
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10 (/O) 2 Tare Value
12 (/O) 2 Gross Value
14 (/O) 2 Number of Filling
16(/O) 2 Total filling Value
18(/O) 2 Average Filling Value
20(/O) 2 Target Value
22(/O) 2 Minimum Tare Value
24(/O) 2 Maximum Tare Value
26(Y/O) 2 Lower Tolerance
28(Y/O) 2 Upper Tolerance
30(Y/O) 2 Sensitive Quantity
32(/O) 1 Status
(/O) Read Only
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14.5 Examples:
14.5.1 Reading more than one register.
Such that Modbus ID:1, in order to read the data from register no 8 to register no 14
following data array is sent.
Modbus Function Start Register CRC

ID Code Address Number Data
01 03 00 08 00 06 44 0A
The response received is as follows.
Byte
Modbus Function Screen Screen Tare Tare Gross Gross CRC
Numb
ID Code Top Bottom Upper Lower Upper Lower Data
er
01 03 0C 00 00 01 F4 00 00 00 64 00 00 02 58 85 23
Accordingly
Screen Value=0x000001F4=500
Tare Value=0x00000064=100
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Gross Value=0x00000258=600
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14.5.2 Writing to the register.

Such that Modbus ID: :5, in order to write 0x0018 data to register no 1 (Reg A: General Purpose Register)
following data array is sent.
Modbus Function CRC

Address Data
ID Code Data
05 06 00 01 00 18 D9 84

Modbus Function CRC
Address Data
ID Code Data
05 06 00 01 00 18 D9 84
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14.5.3 Removing the Security Lock.(Command Register =1, RegA

=1357h, RegB=2192h)
In order to write to the EEPROM section, first of all a particular password is sent and EEPROM
Communication lock is unlocked. This lock will unlock automatically after 3 seconds. Thus, this command must
be executed before each EEPROM writing operation. Such that the Modbus ID:1, the communication lock
opening command is;
Byte Comman
Modbus Function Start Register
Numb d Reg A Reg B CRC Data
ID Code Address Number
er Register
01 10 00 00 00 03 06 00 01 13 57 21 92 F7 E9
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14.5.4 Writing to EEPROM section

Such that the Modbus ID:1, following data array is sent in order to change the Unit information at address no
47 (0x2F) on EEPROM as kilogram.
Byte Comman
Numbe d Reg A Reg B CRC Data
r Register
01 10 00 00 00 03 06 00 02 00 2F 00 01 6F 49
NOTE: As a matter of course, when a value is written to the EEPROM section, only the EEPROM
daat changes. There are two ways to update the RAM values with the EEPROM values;
1-) It is necessary to disconnect, then connect the power.
2-) 0x0A Command must be executed over Modbus. (0x0A: update parameters from EEPROM)
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14.6 Command Register Functions

Address no 0 is the command register. Following table explains the values written to this address and operations
performed
in consideration
Value Function
No operation It is used for feedback. Command denied. (This operation cannot be performed under the
-2
current status.)
-1 No operation It is used for feedback. It means that last operation is not successful.
0 No operation It is used for feedback. It means that last operation is successful.
1 Unlocking Communication lock It is used for writing data on EEPROM.
2 Writing to EEPROM, data should be written to RegB and address should be written to RegA.
3 Reading from EEPROM:Address should be written to RegA. Data is place to RegB.
5 Reset: Used for resetting the screen value.
6 Tare: Tare the screen value. (If the screen value is not 0 or negative)
7 Learning the Communication Lock: To Both RegA and RegB
8 Device Type: Data is written to RegA. ECI Family: 3000
9 Version No: Data is written to RegA.
10 Transfer device parameters from EEPROM to RAM.
12 Clean the error bits
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13 Restart the device.

Select Recipe: It is used for selecting recipe in batching program. Recipe number should be written to
RegA.
20
Select Product: It is used for selecting product in filling program. Product number should be written to
RegA.
Start Batching: It is used for start batching in batching program.
21
Start Filling: It is used for start batching in filling program.
Start Batching: It is used for stop batching in batching program.
22
Start Filling: It is used for stop batching in filling program.
Relay 1 Minimum: It is used for setting the minimum value of the 1.relay of the relay card inserted to
128*
Slot 4 in the indication program.
Relay 1 Maximum: It is used for setting the maximum value of the 1.relay of the relay card inserted to
129*
Relay 2 Minimum: It is used for setting the minimum value of the 2.relay of the relay card inserted to
130*
Relay 2 Maximum: It is used for setting the maximum value of the 2.relay of the relay card inserted to
131*
*When the device is restarted or any parameter is changed from the menus, these values return to their value
displayed in the menu.
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Examples
14.6.1 Taring
0x06 is written to the Command register for Taring. (Modbus ID:2 was used)
Modbus Function CRC

Address Data
ID Code Data
02 06 00 00 00 06 09 FB
When the operation is performed, the same of the data string sent is returned.
14.6.2 Selecting Recipe

0x14 is written to the Command register (Address 0) for Selecting Recipe. Recipe no is written to RegA or
(Address 1). (Modbus ID:1 was used)
Modbus Function Start Register Byte Command

Reg B CRC Data
ID Code Address Number Number Register
01 10 00 00 00 02 04 00 14 00 0F F3 AF
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14.6.3 Start Batching

0x15 is written to the Command register (Address 0) for start Batching. (Modbus ID:1 was used)
Modbus Function CRC

Address Data
ID Code Data
01 06 00 00 00 15 48 05
14.6.4 Stop Batching

0x16 is written to the Command register (Address 0) to stop Batching. (Modbus ID:1 was used)
Modbus Function CRC

Address Data
ID Code Data
01 06 00 00 00 16 08 04
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14.6.5 Setting the Relay 1 Minimum Value

Following data must be sent in order to set the minimum value of the 1. relay in Slot 4 as 500.
(Modbus ID:3 was used)

Reg A Reg B CRC Data
03 10 00 00 00 03 06 00 80 00 00 01 F4 E0 0B

CRC Data
03 10 00 00 00 03 81 EA
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14.6.6 Setting the Relay 2 Maximum Value

Following data must be sent in order to set the maximum value of the 2. relay in Slot 4 as 800.
(Modbus ID:3 was used)

Reg A Reg B CRC Data
03 10 00 00 00 03 06 00 83 00 00 03 20 A5 34

CRC Data
03 10 00 00 00 03 81 EA
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15 Annex 6 Profibus Addresses

Register Address (16 Bit) Function
0 (/O) Status A
1 (/O) Status B
2 (/O) Status C
3 (/O) Screen Value Top
4 (/O) Screen Value Bottom
5 (/O) Tare Value Upper
6 (/O) Tare Value Lower
7 (/O) Gross Value Upper
8 (/O) Gross Value Lower
(/O) Read Only

Status A, Status B and Status C ”are explained in "Using Modbus section”.
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15.2 Batching Program

Register Address (16 Function
Bit)
0 (/O) Status A
1 (/O) Status B
2 (/O) Status C
3 (/O) Batch Number
4 (/O) Silo number
5 (/O) Last Silo Value Upper
6 (/O) Last Silo Value Lower
7 (/O) Total Value Upper
8 (/O) Total Value Lower
11-26 (Y/O) Selected Recipe Formula
27 (/O) Batching Status
28 (/O) Batching Operation Sequence
(/O) Read Only
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15.3 Filling Program

Bit)
0 (/O) Status A
1 (/O) Status B
2 (/O) Status C
3 (/O) Net Value Upper
4 (/O) Net Value Lower
9 (/O) Number of Filling
10(/O) Total filling Value Upper
11(/O) Total filling Value Lower
12(/O) Average Filling Value Upper
13(/O) Average Filling Value Lower
14(/O) Target Filling Value Upper
15(/O) Target Filling Value Lower
16(/O) Minimum Tare Value Upper
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17(/O) Minimum Tare Value Lower

18(/O) Maximum Tare Value Upper
19(/O) Maximum Tare Value Lower
20(/O) Lower Tolerance Value Upper
21(/O) Lower Tolerance Value Lower
22(/O) Upper Tolerance Value Upper
23(/O) Upper Tolerance Value Lower
24(/O) Sensitive Quantity Upper
25(/O) Sensitive Quantity Lower
26(/O) Filling Operation Sequence
(/O) Read Only

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16 Annex 7 Ethernet IP Addresses

TCP-IP Port No is 502.

Register Address (16 Bit) Function
512(/O) Status A
513 (/O) Status B
514 (/O) Status C
(/O) Read Only

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16.2 Batching Program

Bit)
512(/O) Status A
513 (/O) Status B
514 (/O) Status C
515 (/O) Batch Number
516 (/O) Silo number
517 (/O) Last Silo Value Upper
518 (/O) Last Silo Value Lower
523-539 (Y/O) Selected Recipe Formula
540 (/O) Batching Status
541 (/O) Batching Operation Sequence
(/O) Read Only

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16.3 Filling Program

Bit)
512 (/O) Status A
513 (/O) Status B
514 (/O) Status C
515 (/O) Net Value Upper
516 (/O) Net Value Lower
521 (/O) Number of Filling
524 (/O) Average Value Upper
525 (/O) Average Value Upper
526 (/O) Target Value Upper
527 (/O) Target Value Lower
528 (/O) Minimum Tare Value Upper
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529 (/O) Minimum Tare Value Lower

530 (/O) Maximum Tare Value Upper
531 (/O) Maximum Tare Value Lower
532 (/O) Lower Tolerance Value Upper
533 (/O) Lower Tolerance Value Lower
534 (/O) Upper Tolerance Value Upper
535 (/O) Upper Tolerance Value Lower
536 (/O) Sensitive Quantity Upper
537 (/O) Sensitive Quantity Lower
538 (/O) Filling Operation Sequence
(/O) Read Only

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17 Error, Warning and Information Messages

Type No Short Name Explanation
This message is displayed when the measured value is more than
Error 1 Maximum Load!
"Capacity" + 9e.
The load with this value cannot be zerod. It can be zeroed with zero
Error 3 Zero Limit!
calibration.
Error 5 LoadCellError Load cell may be defected or there is a problem with the connection.
Error 6 ADC Data Error! ADC Module is defective. Consult ESIT.
It shows that the coefficient calculated as the result of the calibration is out of
Error 10 Coeff.OutofLimit limit. The load used must be increased or the value to be calibrated must be
decreased.
It shows that the load used for the calibration is not sufficient. The load used
Error 11 Insufficient Load!
must be increased.
Error 12 2mV/V Only It can be used only for 2mV/V load cell.
Error 21 No record! No back-up has been made for the load cell. Thus it cannot be recovered.
Error 22 Memory 1 Error The memory unit could not read/write. Consult ESIT.
The parameter attempted to be recorded is out of the allowed limits. Check
Error 23 Wrong Value
the values
Error 24 Memory 2 Error The memory unit could not read/write. Consult ESIT.
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Error 31 PrinterTime.Out Printer Connection is wrong or there is no printer connection.

Error 42 Battery Error Date/Time info is unable to be read. Change the battery.
Error 50 No USB USB is not inserted or detected.
Error 51 No File No File in USB
Error 52 Corrupted File Reload the file
Error 53 Restart! Shut-down and turn on the device.
SensitiveQuant.Erro Sensitive Quantity cannot be more than the Target Value. (Shot Value +
Error 60
r Sensitive Quantity value) also cannot be more than the Target Value.
Shot Value cannot be more than the Target Value. (Shot Value + Sensitive
Error 61 ShotValueError
Quantity value) also cannot be more than the Target Value.
The operation cannot be started as the Tare value is lower than the value
Error 62 LowTareValue
entered to the Minimum Tare menu.
The operation cannot be started as the Tare value is higher than the value
Error 63 HighTareValue
entered to the Minimum Tare menu.
Error 64 TargetValue.Excess Target Value cannot be more than the Capacity Value.
The filling operation could not be started as the target weight is less than the
Error 66 Scale is full
the weight on the weighing platform. (When Auto Tare is Off)
Error 70 InsufficientDigit The digit is not sufficient for showing the value measured.
Error 90 ADC ModulError ADC could not be read. Consult ESIT.
Error 91 Defective Sensor The temperature sensor could not be read. Consult ESIT.
Warning 101 Mobility Zeroing or taring could not be performed due to mobility.
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Warning 102 Tare active! No zeroing can be made while the tare is active.
Warning 103 Negative Load No taring can be possible for the negative loads.
Warning 104 No taring possible No taring can be possible for the zero value.
RestoreFact.Setting
Warning 108 Factory Settings will be restored.
s
Warning 109 Restarting The device will be restarted.
Filling or discharging valves can be opened by activating the units connected
Warning 110 Output will change
to the relay outputs.
It shows that no weight change occurs during the "FillingTimeLapse" period
Warning 120 FillingTimeLapse
while filling.
It is shown when the maximum batching value of 100.000 for silo is
Warning 121 SiloValue Max
exceeded.
Warning 122 SiloValue Min It is shown when the maximum batching value of 0 for silo is calculated.
Warning 123 InsufficientCapacity Batching value is more than the capacity.
Warning 124 Total < Package Total value of the batching cannot be less than the package value.
The filling operation is unable to be started as the weight values for the silo
Warning 125 Recipe Empty!
related to the recipe intended to be batched is entered as zero.
Errors more than detected occurred at any of the silos as the result of
Error 126 ToleranceError!
batching.
Discharge.TimeLap It shows that no weight change occurs during the "FillingTimeLapse" period
Error 127
se while discharging.
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It is shown when the module required for performing the operation is not
Warning 130 No Hardware!
present.
Warning 131 Missing Module Additional module is required for the batching operation.
Informatio Product has
224 Product to be filled has been changed.
n Changed!
Informatio
200 Stored New parameter value has been stored to the memory.
n
Informatio
201 Please wait... It is displayed during the long operations.
n
Informatio
207 vX.Y It is the version number screen. X:Major, Y:Minor
n
Informatio
208 Cancelled! Parameter change has been cancelled.
n
Informatio
211 It is the terminal serial port test screen.
n
Informatio
212 It is the remote display output test screen.
n
Informatio
213 It is the E-MDL-COM module serial port test screen.
n
Informatio
220 Stopped. Batching operation has been cancelled.
n
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Informatio No product can be selected from the menu when one of the product
223 ExternalSelecActive
n selection attempts is active.
Informatio
230 Memory-1 OK Memory unit has been tested successfully.
n
Informatio
231 Memory-2 OK Memory unit has been tested successfully.
n
Informatio
232 Backing-up... Calibration parameters will be copies to E-ECI-LC card.
n
Informatio
233 Receiving... Calibration parameters in E-ECI-LC card will be uploaded to the main card.
n
Informatio
255 Setting... It is shown when key sensitivity is set.
n
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ECI Multi Functional Weighing Controller Operating Manual

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6.1.2 Symbols ...................................................................................................................................................... 33

6.5 Ordered Menu Screen ....................................................................................................................................... 44

7.1.2 Program Selection Screen .......................................................................................................................... 54

8.2 mV/V Calibration ............................................................................................................................................. 146

10.4.2 E-MDL-EXP (Relay Expansion Module) ................................................................................................. 175

12 Annex 3: Filling Program ...................................................................................................................................... 217

12.7.3 Identifying the Filling System to the Device ............................................................................................. 251

14.5.4 Writing to EEPROM section .................................................................................................................... 278

16.2 Batching Program .......................................................................................................................................... 292

(Standard: Supplied as standard hardware with the device)

4.2 Use Properties

5 Installation and Connections

Slot6 Slot5 Slot4 Slot3 Slot2 Slot1

5.1 Standard Modules

5.1.1 Slot1: Terminal (Supply and Communication Module)

Remote Display Connection

5.1.1.1 Supply Connection

5.1.1.2 Communication Connections

5.1.1.3 Printer Connection

5.1.2 Slot2: Weighing (Load Cell) Module

5.1.2.2 Six (6) Cable Load Cell Connection

5.1.2.3 Four (4) Cable Load Cell Connection

The screen will be displayed as shown at side when the tare is

6.1.1 Screen Layout

6.2 Menu Screen

6.2.1 Screen Layout

Menu Logo Respective menu logo.

Menu No Respective menu number.

6.3 Change Parameter Screen (Numeric or Alpha-Numeric Entry

6.3.1 Screen Layout 1 2

6.4 Change Parameter Screen (Selective Type)

6.4.1 Screen Layout

Enter Key Used for conforming the value selected.

6.5 Ordered Menu Screen

6.5.1 Screen Layout

6.6 Confirmation Screen

6.6.1 Screen Layout

Parameter Value New value of the parameter changed.

6.7 Message Screen

6.7.1 Screen Layout

Message Screen Title Indicates the message type

7 Using the Device

7.1 Program Selection

7.1.1 Start-up Screen

The status of the outputs may change when the program is

7.1.2 Program Selection Screen

7.2 Menu List

1. Terminal 2. Weighing 3. Optional Communication Menu

7.3 Using the Menu

1) Speed: Net weight information is sent

5) Command: Functions as a query from a remote computer or similar device (Baudrate is

1) Speed: Net weight information is sent

Command: This mode is not active in batching mode.

5) Printer: It is the printer connection option.

1) Speed: The filling weight is sent continuously

2) Accuracy: The filling weight is sent continuously during the filling.

6) Printer: It is the printer connection option.

Remote Display(In Indication and Filling Programs)

Remote Display(In Batching Program)

The format of the data recorded in indication program is as follows.