Rice Lake 520 HMI Digital Weight Indicator Installation Manual - Manual (Page 64)

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9.1.6 IQ310A Compatible Commands
Table 9-14. IQ310A Compatible Commands
Command Description of Function
AZ Sets scale to zero. Valid only in Operate Mode.
AT Tare in. Entered as “AT nnnnnnn <EOL>” where nnnnnnn is a 7-digit tare weight, no decimal point or leading
zeros. Entering “AT <EOL>” acquires the current displayed value as a tare. “pT” indicates a tare entered
through the EDP port.
FT Performs a front panel tare operation. Entering “FT <EOL>” acquires a tare like pressing the TARE key.
CT Tare out (removes the tare value)
LB Selects “lb” for weight units (if set up for “lb” or “kg” units mode)
KG Selects “kg” for weight units (if set up for “lb” or “kg” units mode)
GN Simulates a GROSS/NET key press. Entering “GN <EOL>” toggles between the gross and net display mode.
PR Sends formatted weight data to either or both serial ports (port mode must be “TICKET”). During printer
operation, EDP commands are ignored. Wait for “OK” display before sending more commands. If printing is
inhibited by scale being out of range or in SETUP mode, “??” is displayed. If the scale is in motion, the
command is executed when standstill returns. Valid only in Operate Mode.
RE Clears the EEPROM.
RS Resets system
SX Starts continuous serial transmission on the EDP port using the selected serial output data format. Serial
transmission stops in SETUP mode.
PX Starts continuous serial transmission on the printer port using the selected serial output data format. Serial
transmission stops in SETUP mode.
EX Ends continuous serial transmission on the EDP port
PQ Ends continuous serial transmission of the printer port
XG Transmits GROSS [9 characters, leading zeros suppressed (spaces), decimal point if applicable, minus sign to
left of first active digit]. Valid only in Operate Mode.
XN Transmits NET [9 characters, leading zeros suppressed (spaces), decimal point if applicable, minus sign to left
of first active digit]. Valid only in Operate Mode.
XT Transmits TARE [9 characters, leading zeros suppressed (spaces), decimal point if applicable, minus sign to
left of first active digit]. Valid only in Operate Mode.
XS Transmits a single serial string from the EDP port in the selected output format.