Eagle Microsystems EI-2000 - Manual (Page 11)

P116 Threshold (0 to full-scale)
This applies to operating modes 2 through 5. This sets the point (in lbs or kgs) that the meter
will enable, depending on the operating mode, switching to remaining or enabling adjustment
of the gross weight calibration or remaining weight.
P117 Start (0 to full-scale)
This parameter applies to operating modes 3 & 4. This is the value of the remaining weight
(in lbs or kgs) when the scale channel is “started.” See the “operating modes” section of this
manual.
P2xx, P3xx & P4xx
Parameters P2xx, P3xx and P4xx are identical to the P1xx set but control scale bases two
through four, respectively. Inactive channel parameters are hidden. If the EI-2000-EXP is not
installed, P3xx and P4xx parameters are not available.
P500 Set point A mode selection
Off Set points are disabled
Lo(w)-level Low-level, remaining weight set point
Hi level High-level, remaining weight set-point
The set points have a 1% hysteresis (based on the full-scale) and an activation delay of three
seconds. For example, if the full-scale is 300lbs, the set point is 10lbs, and the low-level set
point mode is selected, the relay is energized when the remaining weight is equal to or below
10lbs for three seconds. The relay is de-energized when the remaining weight goes above
13lbs. If the high-level set point is enabled, the relay is also energized at 10lbs after three
seconds, but it’s de-energized at 7lbs.
P501 Set point B mode selection
This parameter is used if either the EI-2000-EXP or EI-2000-I/O board is installed or if the EI-
1000 meter has only one channel enabled. The selections are identical to the P500
parameter.
P510 Set point A value for channel 1
P511 Set point B value for channel 1
P520 Set point A value for channel 2
P521 Set point B value for channel 2
P530 Set point A value for channel 3
P531 Set point B value for channel 3
P540 Set point A value for channel 4
P541 Set point B value for channel 4
These are the set point values for each channel; they are set in lb or kg units, depending on
the unit selection switch, S1-3.