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User’s ManualModel 7620UBench Scale

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual10Figure 17620 U Switch LocationMenu ModeGravity ModeThere are three modes available to you withSwitch 1 in the M

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual11Figure 27620U Menu Structure(1) To change the ‘Local’ gravity setting, press the ZERO key to increase the value

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual12Diagnostics ModeDiagnostic (DIAG) ModeThe Diagnostic (DIAG) mode menu lets you testspecific areas of the scale’

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual13Step-by-StepInstructions forDIAG ModePress the ZERO key toscroll through lists ofselectionsPress the F1 keyto m

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual14DIAG will flash every10 seconds during thehigh resolution test toremind you that youare doing a test andnot see

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual15Configuration ModeConfiguration(CONFIG) Mode18. Press the F1 key to stop the test.19. When you are finished wit

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual16Step-by-StepInstructions forCONFIG ModeFollow these steps to access and configure theitems in the CONFIG menu.

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual17Calibration Mode10. Press the F1 key.Parity selection is stored.11. Press the ZERO key…“PROT” is displayed.12.

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual18Division size for ascale calibratedas a:6-30:0-6 kg x 0.001 kg6-30 kg x 0.005 kg5-30:0-5 kg x 0.001 kg5 -30 kg

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual19Gravity ModeThe CAL-GR andLOC-GR values maybe viewed anytime.See Review ScaleSetting section.Warning: Using thi

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual2Risk of electrical shock. Do not remove cover. No user serviceableparts inside. Refer servicing to qualified ser

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual20Press the ZERO key tomove to the next itemin the menu.Press the F1 key toselect the displayeditem to view.When

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual21CommunicationsInterface CableNCI STDCommunicationsProtocolThe NCI 7620U scale comes factory configuredas a seri

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual22StandardCommandsOptionalCommandsW<CR>Scale Response<LF>xxxx.xxuu<CR><LF>hhh <CR>&

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual23Error CodesH-100 CommunicationsProtocolThe “H” command isto be used for non-type approvedapplications only.761

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual24TroubleshootingPerform the following steps in the order pre-sented until the described problem is corrected.If

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual25Scale will not return to zero, or incorrectweight is displayed1. Press the ZERO key.2. Check for interference

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual26Display shows upper “ _ _ _ _ “ dashes(Indicates the scale is over capacity.)1. Remove all items from the scale

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual27Spare Parts ListingDESCRIPTION PART NUMBERKeyboard Panel 1163-16188Display PCB 7405-15990-01I/O PCB 7405-15550-

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual28Notes

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual29Notes

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual3Specifications ... 4Initial Setup ...

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual30Notes

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Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual4Specifications7620-30 (6-30)0-6 kg x 0.001 kg n1 =6000 d6-30 kg x 0.005 kg n2 =6000 d7620-30 (5-30)0-5 kg x 0.00

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual5Power RequirementsOperating TemperatureConstructionOverload ProtectionDisplayScale LevelingZero WindowUnder Capa

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual6Internal ResolutionDynamic ResponseCommunications1 part in 2,000,000The time interval of weight applied to scale

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual7Initial SetupUnpacking the ScaleInstalling the Scale1. Check container for any obvious evidence ofdamage.2. Rem

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual8If the scale is outsidethe ±10% zerowindow, center dashesare displayed.“_ _ _ _”Reapply power toreset the initia

Model 7620U Bench Scale User’s Manual9Operational ControlsRemote DisplayAccessing theMenu ModeAccessing theGravity Setting ModeZERO Key – The ZERO key