Adam Equipment Coin Counting Scale CCSArevC1 User Manual

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Ada\b Equ\fp\bent 
CCSA  
Co\fn Count Scale 
(P.N. 6949, Rev\fs\fon C1, October 2009)    
						

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     Easy Reference:  
    
Model name of the scale: 
 
 
Serial number of the unit: 
 
 
Software revision number  
(Displayed when power is first turned on): 
   
Date of Purchase: 
 
 
Name of the supplier and place: 
 
 
          
						

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CONTENTS 
1.0  INTRODUCTION ....................................... ............................................................... 5 
1.1   FEATURES ........................................... ................................................................ 5 
2.0   SET UP............................................. ........................................................................ 6 
2.1   LOCATING AND PROTECTING YOUR SCALE................. .................................. 6 
2.2   DISPLAY WINDOWS.................................... ........................................................ 7 
2.3   KEY DESCRIPTIONS ................................... ........................................................ 7 
2.4   BATTERY CHARGING ................................... .................................................... 10 
2.5   BACKLIGHT OPERATION................................ .................................................. 10 
2.6   TEMPORARY WEIGHT DISPLAY ........................... ........................................... 10 
2.7   SETTING DATE AND TIME .............................. .................................................. 11 
3.0   BASIC OPERATION.................................... ........................................................... 12 
3.1   ZEROING THE DISPLAY ................................ ...................................................12 
3.2   TARING ............................................. ................................................................. 12 
3.3   COIN COUNTING ...................................... ......................................................... 13 
3.4   MEMORY ACCUMULATIONS ............................... ............................................. 14 
3.5   MEMORY RECALL ...................................... ....................................................... 16 
4.0   RS-232 INTERFACE ................................... ........................................................... 17 
4.1   RS-232 OUTPUT ...................................... .......................................................... 17 
4.2   PRINTING ........................................... ................................................................ 17 
4.3   INPUT COMMANDS ..................................... ...................................................... 20 
5.0   PARAMETERS ......................................... .............................................................. 21 
5.1   SETTING COIN WEIGHT ................................ ...................................................21 
5.1.1  Procedure .......................................... .......................................................... 22 
5.2   DETERMINING NEW COIN OR TOKEN WEIGHTS .............. ............................ 24 
5.2.1  Procedure .......................................... .......................................................... 24 
5.3   SECURED FEATURES ................................... ...................................................25 
5.4.1  
F1
F1F1
F1- Baud Rate Setting ................................
...................................................26 
5.4.2  
F2
F2F2
F2- PARITY ...........................................
....................................................... 28 
5.4.3  
F3
F3F3
F3- SLEEP............................................
........................................................ 29 
5.4.4  
F4
F4F4
F4- Weight Calibration ...............................
...................................................30 
5.4.5  
F5- Access Code Number ............................... ............................................. 31 
6.0   SECURE PARAMETERS .................................. ..................................................... 33 
6.1   SETTING UP SECURED PARAMETERS ...................... .................................... 33 
6.1.1  
F6- SETTING ASCII VALUE FOR PRINTED LEGENDS............................................ 34  
6.1.2  
F7- Denomination Values .............................. ................................................ 36 
6.1.3  
F8- Linearity Calibration............................ .................................................... 37 
6.1.4  
F9- Factory Calibration Value ........................ ............................................... 39 
6.2   OTHER SETTINGS ..................................... ....................................................... 41 
6.2.1  Restore Factory Calibration ........................ ................................................. 41 
6.2.2  Shortcut to Calibration without using Functions .... ....................................... 41 
7.0   ERROR MESSAGES ..................................... ........................................................ 42 
8.0   SPECIFICATIONS..................................... ............................................................. 43 
9.0   WARRANTY STATEMENT ................................. ...................................................45 
  
						

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1.0  INTRODUCTION 
  
The CCSA Coin Counting Scale provides accurate, fast and versatile method 
of  counting  coins  and  determining  the  value  of  a  gr oup  of  coins.    It  can  also 
be used to count tokens with a weight that is deter mined by the user. 
1.1  FEATURES 
 
 
CCSA-20 
 
 
 
   Weighing 
   Automatic tare 
   Coin/token Counting 
   Memory Accumulation 
 
 Stainless steel weighing platform 
 Level  indicator  with  adjustable  
leveling feet 
 Colour coded, sealed, keypad 
 Large liquid crystal displays (LCD) 
 Displays for  Denomination , Quantity 
and  TOTAL  value 
 Battery operated for portability 
 50+  hours  battery  life  when  fully  
charged 
 The  scales  can  be  upgraded  when  
new coins are released 
 Tokens can be counted  
 Standard bi-directional RS-232  
 Date and time printed   
   
						

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2.0  SET UP 
2.1  LOCATING AND PROTECTING YOUR SCALE 
In  order  to  keep  your  balance  functioning  at  its  be st  we  suggest  that  you  do  the 
following:  
  Avoid extremes of temperature. Do not place in dire
ct 
sunlight or near air conditioning vents. 
 
Make sure the scale is located on a strong table an d free 
from vibration.  
  Avoid unstable power sources. Do not operate near l
arge 
users of electricity such as welding equipment or l arge 
motors. Do not let the balance battery go flat –
 if you are not 
using it for a long time you should charge the batt ery up 
periodically to make sure the battery dose not lose  its 
charge.  
 
Keep free from vibration. Do not place near heavy o r 
vibrating machinery. 
  Avoid high humidity that might cause condensation, 
and 
keep away from direct contact with water. 
 
Do not place near open windows, air-conditioning ve nts or 
fans that may cause a draught and unstable readings .  
 Keep the scales clean, and do not stack material on
 the scale 
/ balance when it is not in use. The Core has a sta cking 
feature allowing more than one unit to be stacked o n top of 
each other. For more details on this see the sectio n on 
storing.   
         
						

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2.2  DISPLAY WINDOWS 
 
 
The  Denomination   window  shows  the  current  denomination  that  has  bee n 
selected,  an  arrow  will  indicate  when  the  scale  is  at  zero  (ZERO)  and  when 
the  weight  is  stable  ( STAB)  or  if  the  scale  has  been  tared  ( Net)  and  is 
displaying a net weight.    
The  Quantity   window  displays  the  number  of  coins  counted.  An  ar row  will 
show  whether  the  weight  of  new  style  coins  ( NEW)  or  old  style  coins  ( OLD) 
was used to count them.   
The  TOTAL  window shows the value of the coins counted.  An a rrow will also 
indicate when a value has been stored in memory ( MEMORY). 
 
2.3  KEY DESCRIPTIONS 
          
The keypad has 20 keys.  Other  keypads  may  be  used  f or  different 
counties or applications.   
 
 
              
						

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The following are used for parameter entry:   Function 
[Total] 


, ENTER for completing an entry 
[MC]  , increment the value being entered or move to the  next parameter 
[MR] , Move active digit to next available digit 
[CE]  ESCAPE back to normal operation 
  
Other Keys are:   
[1c] to  [50c], 
[R1]  to  [R5], 
[Token]  keys 
 
Select the denomination of coins to be counted.   
[0] to [9]  keys   
 
Numeric keys to set values during special applicati ons. 
 
[CE/Esc]   
 
Used to clear a coin denomination.  
[New/Old]     Toggles between using new and old coin weights when
 
determining  the  quantity  and  value  of  coins  on  the  
scale.    Used  when  older  styles  of  coins  have  been  
replaced  by  new  styles  with  a  different  weight.    An  
arrow in the  Quantity window indicates the selection.
 
[M+]    Enters  a  new  entry  into  memory.    The  memory  will  
accumulate up to 99 entries.  Tokens cannot be adde
d 
to  memory  with  coins.    If  nothing  is  in  memory  then  
tokens  can  be  added  but  an  error  would  be  shown  if 
both tokens and coins are added to memory. 
 
[MR /  
 

] 
  
 
  Recalls the separate entries from memory. 
  
						

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[Total / 


]  
  Recalls the total value stored in memory 
 
[MC / 



] 
  Clears  the  memory.    If 
[MR] has  been  used  to  recall 
the  individual  samples  stored,  then  [MC]  can  be  used 
to  clear  them  from  memory.    [MC]  will  erase  the 
complete contents of the memory only when the total  is 
displayed (irrespective of whether  [Total  /


]  or  [MR]  is 
pressed when the final total is displayed). 
 
[Print]    Prints a complete record of all data stored in memo
ry. 
Displays the total count and value from memory.   
 
[CE/ Esc]    
  Resumes normal operation. 
 
 [Zero]   When the weight on the scale is within ±2% of the z
ero 
at  power  on,  pressing  [Zero]
  will  set  the  scale  to  zero.  
If it is outside this range then the Tare function  is used.  
 
[Tare]     Tare  function  allows  the  scale  to  display  zero  weig
ht 
when an empty container is placed on the platform a nd 
[Tare]   key  is  pressed.  Once  tared,  any  item  placed  in 
the container, the scale will display the Net weigh t only.
 
 
  
						

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2.4  BATTERY CHARGING 
 The  scale  has  an  internal  rechargeable  lead  acid  ba ttery.  This 
battery will allow more than 50 hours of operation  when fully charged 
or less if the backlight is on.  
 
  The  Denomination   display  will  show  an  arrow  above  the  battery 
symbol when the battery needs to be re-charged. The  battery should 
be  charged  as  soon  as  possible.  There  is  approximat ely  1/2  hour 
service still available when the indicator first ap pears. If the battery is 
not recharged in this time the power to the scale w ill be turned off to 
protect the battery from getting damaged. 
2.5  BACKLIGHT
 OPERATION 
  The  LCD  display  has  a  backlight  that  operates  autom atically.  To 
maximise  the  battery  life  it  may  be  necessary  to  tu rn  the  backlight 
off. 
 
  Hold  the  [Print]  key  for  4  seconds  to  enter  the  backlight  control 
mode. Use the  [MC / ] key to change the setting for the backlight to 
OFF, ON (set to on for full time) or AUTO (set to o n only when there 
is a weight on the scale). 
 
2.6  TEMPORARY
 WEIGHT DISPLAY 
  Press  and  hold  the  [CE/Esc]  key  for  4  seconds  for  the  display  to 
change the weight in the  Denomination window.   
 
  Pressing  any  key  except  the  [Tare]  and [CE/Esc]   keys  will  have  no 
effect  to  the  operation.  Pressing  [Tare]  will  operate  as  a  Tare 
function and  [CE/Esc] will return the scale to normal operation.