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User’s manual
This guide is intended for i 40 BS indicator users. It
allows mastering the equipment quickly. For electrical
connection and installation, refer to the following manuals:
• Wiring diagram: 04-55-01 DD
• Installation manual: 04-55-01 MI
Safety
For devices connected through a power outlet, the
NF EN 60 950 standard requires to have this outlet installed
close to the equipment and easily accessible. For equipment
connected permanently to mains, an easily accessible cut-off
device must be included to the permanent installation.
Table of Contents
Foreword
Document Conventions ........................................................................................... 2
Recommendations ................................................................................................... 2
Overview
Keyboard .................................................................................................................. 3
Navigation principle .................................................................................................. 5
Screen ..................................................................................................................... 6
Help area – Valid key indication detail ..................................................................... 6
Basic parameters ..................................................................................................... 7
Operator functions
Introduction .............................................................................................................. 8
Power up ................................................................................................................. 8
Menu for Resetting ................................................................................................... 9
Information viewing .................................................................................................. 12
Metrological information ........................................................................................... 13
Operator configuration
Introduction .............................................................................................................. 14
Parameter configuration .......................................................................................... 14
Saving ...................................................................................................................... 15
Alarms
Managing the alarms ................................................................................................ 16
List of faults .............................................................................................................. 16
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Foreword
Document conventions
Pictograms
Important warning concerning people safety
Remark concerning the preservation and proper equipment maintenance.
Note aiming to:
- facilitate reading the manual.
- optimally implement the equipment.
Terminology and abbreviations
The menu options or parameters are noted:
• OPERATOR / OPTION 1 / OPTION 2... / PARAMETER
or
• INSTALLER / OPTION 1 / OPTION 2... / PARAMETER
In this manual, the functions are all executed in OPERATOR mode, the notations are
abbreviated as follows:
• OPTION 1 / OPTION 2... / PARAMETER
Recommendations
For optimum accuracy and equipment preservation::
• Do not submit the indicator and scale to shocks or overloads
• Do not store any load on the instrument unload it as soon as weighing is complete.
• Never use solvents or abrasives for cleaning.
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Overview
Keyboard
• Version i 40-SS BS
Function
+ Restart Press and hold these keys to restart the indicator.
Escape
Escape a menu or the input without having it taken
into account.
Configuration mode
Keep this key pressed during power-up or reboot
to access configuration mode.
Validation
Input in a menu or take into account the current
input.
Arrow keys
Navigating the menu or list options
Indication < > in the help area.
Zero
Metrology Allows accessing the Metrological screen.
Printing
In operating mode, allows you to print the given
batch.
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• Versions i 40-PM BS and i 40-DR BS
In these indicator versions, the navigation keys are combined with three function keys:
Keys Function (Use)
Printing. Metrology Zero
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Navigation principle
• The navigation keys allow moving in menus and lists of predefined values. They
are active when the symbols < > are displayed in zone 3 of the screen (See
“Screen”, page 6.):
1. Scroll through the options at the same level (or possible
values).
2. Validate the selected option (or the selected value).
• In the same case for the consultation of recorded values:
Scroll through the displayed information.
• Entering an alphanumeric value:
1. Access the previous or next position in the string to
be entered.
2. Enter a character: Select the next or previous
character in alphabetical order (or numeric).
• In case of navigation error:
Exit a menu, a section or option (up one level).
• Reach the store option (configuration mode):
Back to the configuration top level menu to reach the
storage option.
Press the key repeatedly, if necessary.
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Screen
1
6
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2
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4
Function
Title / Symbol Operating mode
1. - Average flow rate.
Data fields - Speed.
- Weight.
2. User field Display subtotal or grand total.
3. - Additional unit (/h, /flow, /m, /weight)
Information field - Indication of valid keys.
See details below
- Unit (m/s, m/min, ft/s, rpm).
4. Weight g, kg, t, lb
5. Min. threshold
6. Max. threshold
Help zone - Detail of an indication of valid keys
<> Choice of menu, of value.
0-9 Numerical input.
0-Z Alphanumeric input.
1-6 Numeric entry between two specified values (e.g.: Between 1 and 6).
<> Indication of a menu (even if there is only one option).
ESC Output of a screen showing data display only.
$ Validation by if necessary.
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Basic parameters
Language
• PARAMETERS / LANGUUAGE
Choose English or French.
Display unit
• PARAMETERS / DISPLAY / BRIGHTNESS adjusts the backlight intensity:
3 levels or extinction.
• PARAMETERS / DISPLAY / COLOUR sets the background colour of the
screen: 7 possible colours.
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Operator functions
Introduction
The operator functions are available when the indicator is powered on.
Power up
1. The instrument performs a self-test.
Check the proper display operation (no
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2. The software version is displayed.
3. The self-test is complete, the instrument
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Menu for Resetting to zero
This menu allows you to perform various resets to zero according to the needs of the
user; it is accessible by pressing the key.
Zero User
The user zero function allows, when the belt speed is greater than 0 and the weight is
displayed below the taring threshold, to ensure the instrument is Reset.
1. Once in the Reset menu, select ZERO using
the directional keys.
2. Validate using key R. < >
ZERO
3. There are two possibilities:
• Display an error message if zero is not
possible.
NO SPEED
• Display the percentage of error.
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4. Validate using key R.
5. Once the user has validated his choice, the unit
returns to the previous screen and the reset has
been performed.
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Global Reset
The Global Reset can perform a reset of all totalizers as well for the batch.
1. Once in the Reset menu, select GLOBAL
RESET using the directional keys.
< >
2. Validate using key R.
GLOB. RESET
3. Once the user has validated his choice, the
device returns to the previous screen and the
reset has been completed and all totalizers are
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Partial Reset
This Reset can be made when the indicator power comes up. To do this, when powering
on, the user presses the key until the equipment starts.
This zero is the reference to other reset devices.
1. Once in the Reset menu, select PARTIAL
RESET using the directional keys.
< >
2. Validate using key R.
PART. RESET
3. Once the user has validated his choice, the unit
returns to the previous screen and the reset has
been performed.
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Batch Reset
1. Once in the Reset menu, select BATCH RESET
using the directional keys.
< >
2. Validate using key R.
BATC. RESET
3. Once the user has validated his choice, the unit
returns to the previous screen and the reset has
been performed.
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Information viewing
There are two types of information on the screen:
- Data fields,
- User field.
Data fields
Press keys and to scroll through the various information available.
• Flow.
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• Speed.
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• Weight per metre.
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User field
Press keys and to scroll through the various information available.
• Grand total.
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• Partial total.
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Metrological information
Metrological data can be viewed by pressing key and they scroll one after the
other, screen by screen.
It includes:
Information Screen display Meaning
Class CLASS Regulatory precision class
MAX MAX Maximum range.
e e Counting level.
min ¡min Minimum total.
Qmin Qmin Maximum flow passing on the belt.
Qmax Qmax Maximum flow through the tape.
L L Maximum belt length.
Vmin Vmin Minimum belt speed.
Vnom Vnom Nominal belt speed.
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Operator configuration
Introduction
1. Rearm the device by Pressing keys + at the same time.
2. Then press key at indicator power on or restart to access the operator
configuration.
Parameter configuration
• DISPLAY
LOGIN/OPERATOR/APPLI/DISPLAY
This parameter allows the user to choose what information they want displayed by
default when powering on.
• MIN. THRESHOLD
(LOGIN/OPERATOR/APPLI/MIN THRESHOLD).
This parameter sets the minimum threshold value.
• MAX. THRESHOLD
(LOGIN/OPERATOR/APPLI/MAX THRESHOLD).
This parameter sets the maximum threshold value.
• FAULTS.
(LOGIN/OPERATOR/APPLI/FAULTS).
- COLOUR:
This parameter activates a colour when there is a fault.
- CHOICE:
This parameter allows choosing the colour when there is a fault.
This parameter is only active if the COLOUR parameter is active.
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Saving
When configuration parameters have been changed, the saving can be done in two
ways:
- going back to the highest level in the configuration menu:
SAVE
< >
The SAVE option screen is displayed for about 1s
and then the choice for validating the modified parameters
or not is offered.
NO
< >
YES
< >
Select NO to return to the Select YES to return to the
configuration menu without saving the configuration menu after storing the
changed parameters. changed parameters.
- by Pressing the keys + at the same time.
Similarly, the SAVE option screen is displayed for about 1s, then the choice
whether or not to validate the modified parameters is proposed.
NO
< >
YES
< >
Select NO to turn the indicator off Select YES to turn the indicator off
without storing the modified parameters. after storing the modified parameters.
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Alarms
Managing the alarms
When a fault occurs, the lower part of the screen turns red:
1. Press key to display the description of the
alarm.
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2. The description appears at the bottom of the
screen.
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3. Press key on the main screen.
List of faults:
Fault Description
Out of converter range Outside the range of the measurement input.
Average flow < Qmin or average Flow > QMax in
Fault outside limits
Legal Metrology.
Sliding fault. Slip detection
Incorrect detection of the index of the belt when the
Zero fault
zero is segmented.
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Notes
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