Rice Lake MSI-9750A CellScale RF Portable Indicator - Manual (Page 52)

Page 52 MSI-9750A RF Remote Indicator • User Guide
9750A
HANDHELD RF REMOTE INDICATOR for
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ELL
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CALE
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AUDIBLE ALARMS SPXX
TRIP RESET
1 Off 6 Off
2 High F 7 High F
3 Med F 8 Med F
4 Low F 9 Low F
5 Warble 0 Warble
F3 Test F4 Test
Len 0 F4 Menu
Max 20 ENT Save
Pos 1
-Alarm String-
ALARM DISPLAY SP XX
TRIP RESET
1 Off 6 Off
2 Large 7 Large
3 Medium 8 Medium
4 Small 4 Small
5 Edit 0 Edit
F3 Test F4 Test
ALARM TO COMM1 SP XX
TRIP RESET
1 Off 4 Off
2 On 5 On
3 Edit 6 Edit
F3 Test F4 Test
SET POINT XX
1 Audible Alarms OFF
2 Alarm Display OFF
3 Alarm to Comm2 OFF
1
1
ABC
2
DEF
3
GHI
ALARM TO COMM2 SP XX
ALARM DISPLAY SP XX
AUDIBLE ALARMS SP XX
SET POINT XX
9750A RESPONSE MENU
The 9750A responds to set points in three ways: with an audible alarm, a message display, or a message sent to
comm port 1. These menus program this response.
1) Audible Alarms – 5 different tones are available
for the tripped condition and/or the reset condition.
Audible alarms stay on until either the condition
clears, or any 9750A button is pressed. Press
[F3] or [F4] to hear the tone. Adjust the volume
of the alarm tone by pressing the B/G key ( NET/
GROSS ).
2) Alarm Display – Display a message on the 9750A
LCD. Messages replace all or part of the current
weight display and fl ashes reverse characters
until the message is acknowledged. The “Large”
display [2] replaces the entire display with up to
16 characters. The “Medium” display [3] replaces
the bottom 2 lines with up to 16 characters. The
“Small” display [4] replaces the bottom line with
up to 20 characters. Alarm messages stay on until
either the condition clears, or until acknowledged
by the user by pressing any key. See a sample of
the display mode by pressing [F3] or [F4] . Edit
the message display by pressing [5] for the trip
message or [0] for the reset message.
3) Alarm to Comm1 – Provides a means to make a
printed or stored log of alarm events. The 9750A
will output a message to the Comm Port or to
datalogging memory (see Comm Port setup) when
the set point trips and/or resets. All 32 Set Point
messages are up to 64 Bytes long each and can
include MSI @Codes allowing the recording of
weight, date, time, and other data when the set
point occurs. Press [3] to edit the trip print string
or [6] to edit the reset print string. Pressing [F3]
or [F4] will cause the string to output to the comm
port or memory (depending on the Comm Port
settings).
Clearing Audible Alarms and Display Messages
The audible alarm and display message will continue until the condition is cleared or you press any key. If multiple
alarms occur, the alarms are prioritized by Set Point number. Set Point 1 has priority over all set points. Set Point
2 has priority over all set points except Set Point 1, and so on.