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3.0
User Defined Function Keys
This section describes each user function available for the F1 and F2 user keys.
Note
The Function Key setup on the MSI-8000HD is independent of the Function
Keys of the connected Scale/Dyna-Link.
To enable the USER key functions, you must set up the USER keys following the
procedures in Section 4.0.
In software release 1-XX, F3 is dedicated to the print function and cannot be changed.
The functions PRINT (F3) and TARE are available full-time on the MSI-8000HD, they do
not need to be programmed.
3.1 Off
No USER Key Function assigned. The F-Key is disabled.
3.2 Test
The
TEST
function runs an LCD test in the following order:
• Lights all LCD segments and the LEDs
• Displays the model number (8000)
• Displays the software version number
• Displays the battery level
• Display a test counting from 00000 to 99999
Internal tests are also performed and if any test fails an error code will display. See
Section 6.2 for a description of all error codes.
The
TEST
can be aborted anytime by pushing
ZERO
. The test can also be single
stepped by pushing
F2
and then using the
F1
key to step from display to display.
3.3 Total
For accumulation of multiple weighments, the accumulator uses the displayed load,
so GROSS and NET readings can be added into the same TOTAL.
Note
This feature should not be confused with the ttl.rd (Total Remote Devices)
function, which will add weight from two or more load sensors.
There are four modes of totalizing: manual and three auto modes.
The manual mode requires the TOTAL button to be pressed with the load on the scale.
The load will be added to the previously accumulated value. This assures that a
weight/load on the scale is only added to the total once.
Note
All modes require that the load on the scale return below 0.5% (relative to full
scale) of GROSS ZERO or NET ZERO before the next weighment can be
added.
Applied load must be >1% of capacity above GROSS ZERO or NET ZERO before it can
be totaled.