Rice Lake MSI-3460 Challenger 3 - Manual (Page 25)

Configuration 21
4.6 Set Points
The MSI-3460 supports three setpoints. Common uses of setpoints are for warnings or
process control. The MSI-3460 comes standard with LED outputs for a triggered set
point. Setpoint 1 and 2 are Blue LEDs and Setpoint 3 is Red. The MSI-3460 has an
audible output option that is triggered by Setpoint 1. Contact MSI for other setpoint
output options.
1) With the 3460 Off, press and
hold the USER key, then press
the POWER key.
...or while the 3460 is on, press USER
and POWER simultaneously.
2) Scroll through the setup menu
choices by pressing the USER
key. Stop when the LED displays
StPt1, StPt2, or StPt3.
3) When the desired setpoint is
displayed, press TARE . The
display blinks OFF, or if
previously programmed, the last
set mode.
4) Select the setpoint mode by
scrolling through the choices with
the
USER key. GrEAt (greater
than) indicates the setpoint will
trigger when the weight exceeds
the value. LESS (less than) will
trigger the setpoint when the
weight is less than the value.
This
example scrolled through all available
choices for illustration purposes only.
5) When the desired setpoint
mode is displayed, press TARE
6) Next select the type of weight
value the setpoint is assigned
to. Use the
USER key to scroll
through the choices.
This example scrolled through all
available choices for illustration
purposes only. In this example, we’ll
enter gross as a weight mode because
we are going to use the setpoint as a
safety warning.
7) When the desired weight mode
is shown, push TARE . Next the
current setpoint value is
displayed.
If there was a previous
value, it is displayed. If no value has
been entered, a zero will appear. To
keep the displayed value, press
ZERO
Setpoint Setup
VWSW
UHDW
TARE
TARE
USER
F
QHW U
USER
F
WFQW
USER
F
URV6
TARE
WRWDO
USER
F
blinking
blinking
blinking
blinking
USER
F
POWER
Hold
USER
F
2II
blinking
USER
F
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USER
F
USER
F
UHDW
URV6
blinking

blinking
Set Point responds to Gross Weight regardless of the display.
Set Point responds to Net or Gross Weight.
Set Point responds to the Totaled Weight.
Set Point responds to the Total Count (number of samples).
Set Point responds to Gross Weight regardless of the display.
Figure 4-6. Set Point Setup