RAMSEY

INTEGRATOR MINI 11-101 P/F

MINI 11-101F

MINI 11-101P

OPERATING AND SERVICE MANUAL

 DIRECTIVES STANDARDS

CEE 93/68 EMI : EN 55011 - CEI 110-6

CEE 89/336 (EMI-EMC) EMC : EN 50082-1, IEC 801-2e, IEC 801-4
CEE 73/23 (Low Voltage Dir.) LVD : EN 61010-1

On request, this manual is available in ITALIAN language

File : MN-11101PF-D002A(En)

REVISION
DATE DECEMBER 2004

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 PLEASE READ AND OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS FOUND THROUGHOUT THIS MANUAL

DANGER

FAILURE TO OBSERVE WILL CAUSE VERY SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

WARNING

FAILURE TO OBSERVE COULD CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJUTY.

CAUTION

FAILURE TO OBSERVE MAY CAUSE MINOR OR MODERATE PERSONAL INJURY

OR DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

1.0 INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................... 1-1

1.1 GENERAL .......................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................... 1-1
1.3 WARRANTY ....................................................................................................... 1-2
1.4 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION ...................................................................... 1-3
1.5 STORAGE ...........................................................................................................1-3
1.6 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................1-4
1.6.1 Enclosure .........................................................................................1-4
1.6.2 Temperature (Ambient)....................................................................1-4
1.6.3 Power Requirements .......................................................................1-4
1.6.4 Load Cell (Weight) ...........................................................................1-4
1.6.5 Digital Inputs ....................................................................................1-5
1.6.6 Relay Outputs ..................................................................................1-6
1.6.7 Analog Output ..................................................................................1-7
1.6.8 Printer Port .......................................................................................1-8

2.0 INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................2-1
2.1 GENERAL............................................................................................................2-1
2.1.1 Site Selection ...................................................................................2-1
2.2 INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................2-1
2.2.1 Mounting ..........................................................................................2-1
2.2.2 Wiring ...............................................................................................2-3
2.3 MINI 11-101F INTEGRATOR CONFIGURATION...............................................2-4
2.3.1 Configuration Jumpers and Switches ..............................................2-4

3.0 OPERATION ...........................................................................................................................3-1

3.1 GENERAL............................................................................................................3-1
3.2 OVERVIEW .........................................................................................................3-1

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3.3 FRONT PANEL ...................................................................................................................... 3-2

3.3.1 Display ................................................................................................................ 3-2
3.3.2 Keypad Description ............................................................................................ 3-2
3.3.3 Status Indicators................................................................................................. 3-3
3.4 KEYPAD OPERATION 3-4
3.4.1 Navigating the Menus..........................................................................................3-4
3.4.2 Entering Numbers................................................................................................3-4
3.4.3 Making Selection .................................................................................................3-4
3.5 MENUS ......................................................................................................3-4
3.5.1 Run Menu ......................................................................................................3-4
3.6 SET-UP MENUS 3-7
3.6.1 Protection Scroll (PROTECTION) .......................................................................3-7
3.6.2 Scale Data Scroll (PROTECTION)......................................................................3-7
3.6.3 Calibration Data Scroll (CAL DATA)....................................................................3-9
3.6.4 Input/Output Data Scroll (I/O DATA) ................................................................3-11
3.6.5 Alarm Scroll (ALARMS) 3-13
3.6.6 Print Scroll (PRINT)..........................................................................................3-14
3.6.7 Test Scroll (TEST) ............................................................................................3-16
3.7 CALIBRATION MENU .....................................................................................................3-17
3.7.1 (ZERO CALIBRATION) .....................................................................................3-17
3.7.2 (SPAN CALIBRATION) 3-17
3.7.3 (TEST DURATION) ............................................................................................3-18
3.8 CALIBRATION PROCEDURES ............................................................................................3-18
3.8.1 Acquire Test Duration........................................................................................3-18
3.8.2 Scale Capacity 3-19
3.8.3 Calibration Constant and Calibration Mode .......................................................3-20
3.8.4 Damping .............................................................................................................3-23
3.8.5 Current Output Option .......................................................................................3-24

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3.8.6 Divide Out Remote Counter...........................................................3-24

3.8.7 Pulse Duration Remote Counter ....................................................3-25
3.9 MINOR CALIBRATION PROCEDURE .............................................................3-25
3.10 AUTO ZERO TRACK (AZT) ..............................................................................3-27
3.10.1 Enabling Auto Zero Track ..............................................................3-27
3.11 MATERIAL CALIBRATION - AUTO SPAN .......................................................3-28
3.11.1 [POST SPAN ] .........................................................................3-28
3.12 MENU TREE......................................................................................................3-32
3.12.1 Run Menu Tree ..............................................................................3-32
3.12.2 Set-Up Menu Tree .........................................................................3-33
3.12.3 Calibrate Menu Tree ......................................................................3-37
3.13 PERMANENT SCROLL RECORD - SET-UP SCROLLS .................................3-39

4.0 MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................3-43

4.1 SERVICE AND REPAIR....................................................................................3-43
4.2 FREQUENT CHECKPOINTS............................................................................3-43
4.3 TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................3-44
4.3.1 Load Cell Excitation and Signal Voltage........................................3-44
4.3.2 Resetting Master Total Procedure .................................................3-44
4.3.3 To Remove a Forgotten Password ................................................3-45
4.3.4 Mini 11-101F Integrator Cold Start ................................................3-45
4.4 DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE .............................................................3-45

5.0 REPLACEMENT PARTS ......................................................................................................3-46

5.1 GENERAL..........................................................................................................3-46
5.2 ORDER INFORMATION ...................................................................................3-46
5.2.1 Parts List 3-47

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 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURE NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE

Mini 11-101F Integrator ................................................................................... 1-1

1-1 Speed Sensor Input......................................................................................... 1-5
1-2 General Purpose Digital Inputs ....................................................................... 1-6
1-3 General Purpose Outputs................................................................................ 1-6
1-4 High-Level Analog Output ............................................................................... 1-7
1-5 Printer Option .................................................................................................. 1-8

2-1 Typical Mini 11-101F Integrator Installation .................................................... 2-1

2-2 Outline and Mounting Dimensions .................................................................. 2-2
2-3 Power Input ..................................................................................................... 2-5
2-4 Mother Board................................................................................................... 2-6
2-5 Relay Board..................................................................................................... 2-8

3-1 Mini 11-101F Integrator Front Panel ............................................................... 3-2

APPENDIX

Drawing N° TITLE

ST11-101P/F/04 General Terminal Wiring

ST11-100/101F/P-04S2 Serial Connection RS422
ST11-100/101F/P-04S1 Serial Connection RS423
DV16-079 Mod.11-101F Overall Dimensions
DV17-006 Mod.11-101P Overall Dimensions

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 CHAPTER 1.0
INTRODUCTION

1.1 GENERAL
This instruction manual contains information on the installation, operation, calibration, and
maintenance of the Mini 11-101 Integrator.

1.2 DESCRIPTION
The Mini 11-101Integrator is a micro-computer driven instrument used for deriving rate and quantity of
flowing material from signals representing the weight of a segment (pounds/foot) of moving material and its
velocity (feet/minute).

By suitable processing of these two input signals, the Mini 11-101 Integrator delivers visible and
electrical output representing the rate of material movement and visible and electrical output
representing total amount of material which has passed the weighbridge. For remote indicating, three
options are available:
1. Remote totalization.
2. Remote flow rate.
3. Print.
The Mini 11-101 Integrator has provisions for three programmable logical inputs, and four
programmable logical outputs.
Many automatic and check functions are available to the operator for calibration and maintenance.

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1.3 WARRANTY
THERMO ELECTRON WARRANTY
The seller agrees, represents, and warrants that the equipment delivered hereunder shall be free from defects in material and
workmanship. Such warranty shall not apply to accessories, parts, or material purchased by the seller unless they are
manufactured pursuant to seller's design, but shall apply to the workmanship incorporated in the installation of such items in
the complete equipment. To the extent purchased parts or accessories are covered by the manufacturer's warranty, seller
shall extend such warranty to buyer.

Seller's obligation under said warranty is conditioned upon the return of the defective equipment, transportation charges
prepaid, to the seller's factory and the submission of reasonable proof to seller prior to return of the equipment that the defect
is due to a matter embraced within seller's warranty hereunder. Any such defect in material and workmanship shall be
presented to seller as soon as such alleged errors or defects are discovered by purchaser and seller is given opportunity to
investigate and correct alleged errors or defects and in all cases, buyer must have notified seller thereof within one (1) year
after delivery, or one (1) year after installation if the installation was accomplished by the seller.

Said warranty shall not apply if the equipment shall not have been operated and maintained in accordance with seller's written
instructions applicable to such equipment, or if such equipment shall have been repaired or altered or modified without
seller's approval; provided, however, that the foregoing limitation of warranty insofar as it relates to repairs, alterations, or
modifications, shall not be applicable to routine preventive and corrective maintenance which normally occur in the operation
of the equipment.

"EXCEPT FOR THOSE WARRANTIES SPECIFICALLY CONTAINED HEREIN, SELLER DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES
WITH RESPECT TO THE EQUIPMENT DELIVERED HEREUNDER, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR USE. THE SOLE LIABILITY OF SELLER ARISING OUT OF THE WARRANTY
CONTAINED HEREIN SHALL BE EXCLUSIVELY LIMITED TO BREACH OF THOSE WARRANTIES. THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE
REMEDY FOR BREACH OF THE WARRANTIES SET OUT ABOVE SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF
ANY DEFECTIVE ACCESSORY, PART OR MATERIAL WITH A SIMILAR ITEM FREE FROM DEFECT, AND THE CORRECTION OF
ANY DEFECT IN WORKMANSHIP. IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES."

FIELD SERVICE

Purchaser agrees to underwrite the cost of any labor required for replacement; including time, travel, and living expenses of
Thermo Electron
Thermo Electron Field Service Engineer at closest factory base.

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1.4 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION
The Mini 11-101 Integrator has been properly packaged for shipment and storage, when necessary.
Refer to the appropriate manual in the Appendix for unpacking procedures for optional equipment.
Inspect all packages for damage before opening as oftentimes the carrier may be responsible for
shipping damage. Refer to the appropriate manual in the Appendix for inspection procedures for
optional equipment.

1.5 STORAGE

The Mini 11-101 Integrator can be safely stored, with cover latches secured, between
-20° to +158° F (-20° to +70° C). The units should be protected against moisture.

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1.6 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS

PANEL MOUNTING VERSION - MODEL 11-101P

Dimensions: 190x94x254mm (DIN) Protection: Front Panel IP54, all housing IP00
Weight: 3.5kg
FIELD MOUNTING VERSION - MODEL 11-101F
Reinforced fiberglass housing
Dimensions: 300x250x160mm Protection: IP65
Weight: 6kg

1.6.2 Temperature (Ambient)

1. Storage: (-20°C to +70°C)
2. Operating: (-10°C to +50°C)
1.6.3 Power Requirements
1. Nominal voltage: 115 or 230 VAC, selectable, +10%-15%
2. Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz
3. Power: 15 VA
4. Fusing: L1 side of line
- 0.5A, Slo-Blo, 230V
- 1.0A, Slo-Blo, 115V

5. Power Switch: Switches both L1 (line) and L2 (Neutral).

1.6.4 Load Cell (Weight)
1. Number: Up to four 350 ohm load cells in parallel. Cable distance 200 ft. or
less without sensing.
2. Sensitivity: 1.0 mV/V to 3.5 mV/V (keyboard selectable).
3. Input impedance: 700 ohm minimum.
4. Maximum usable signal: 114% of 3mV/V.
5. Input signal: -25mV/+25mV.
6. Excitation: 10 VDC ± 0.5% @ 120 mA maximum
7. Excitation sense: 6 wire system. Cable distance over 200 ft. (Not to exceed 2000 ft.)
Jumper selectable: local or remote sense.
8. Filters: Analog low pass filter (5th order), preset to 10 Hz. Can be
optionally set from 1 to 100 Hz.

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1.6.5 Digital Inputs

1. Digital Speed Sensor Input (Figure 1-2)

- Optically isolated
- Power supply: +14 VDC
- Built in current source for dry contact type
- Jumper selectable: Voltage/current speed sensor
Range 0.25Hz to 2.0 KHz
Contact closure speed sensor
Range 0.25 to 30 Hz
- Cable Length: 1 mile, using 18 AWG shielded cable, Ramsey speed sensors.

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 2. Three (3) general purpose digital inputs (Figure 1-3)
- Type: Static, for dry contact or open collector
- Insulation: Optical, 2500 Vrms (UL E 67349)
- Voltage: 14 VDC (internal source available)
- Current: 6 mA

GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL INPUTS 2, 3, &4

FIGURE 1-2

1.6.6 Relay Outputs

1. Four (4) general purpose outputs (Figure 1-4)
- Type: Relay, dry contact, normally open
- Insulation: Galvanic, 10000 MOhm
- Voltage: Maximum 240 VAC, 48 VDC
- Current: Maximum 0.5 A

GENERAL PURPOSE OUTPUTS

FIGURE 1-3

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1.6.7 Analog Output
1. One (1) flow rate only (Figure 1-5)
- Type: Selectable: 0=-20mA, 4-20mA, 20-0 mA, 20-4mA
- Maximum
Load: 500 Ohms
- 12 bit (4096 divisions)
- Linearity: 0.1%
- Insulation: Galvanic, 1500 Vrms

HIGT-LEVEL ANALOG OUTPUT

FIGURE 1-4

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1.6.8 Printer Port
RS 423 Null Modem (Ready/Busy Signal)

Wires Connection Terminal Block

Signals TX, RX, CTS, RTS

Speed 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 baud (selectable via keyboard)
Word Length 7, 8 bits (selectable via keyboard)
Stop Bits 1, 2 bits (selectable via keyboard)
Parity ODD, EVEN, NONE (selectable via keyboard)
Clock Calendar

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 CHAPTER 2.0
INSTALLATION

2.1 GENERAL
This chapter describes the Mini 11-101F Integrator installation procedure.
2.1.1 Site Selection
The Mini 11-101F Integrator mounting site should be selected with care. The enclosure
should be mounted as close to the load cell as possible (within 200 feet) without being
exposed to excessive vibration, heat, or moisture. The ideal mounting location would be on a
separate wall or beam in view of the scale (Figure 2-1). In some applications, it may be
necessary to mount the Mini 11-101F Integrator more distant than 200 feet from the scale. In
such cases, a special six-wire shielded cable is recommended for wiring the load cell and
remote excitation sense lines.

2.2 INSTALLATION
2.2.1 Mounting
Mount the Mini 11-101F Integrator to a rigid fixture in an area of minimum vibration. Mounting
dimensions are shown in Figure 2-2, Outline and Mounting Dimensions. The Mini 11-101F
Integrator is mounted with the door hinge on the left and at a height which allows comfortable
viewing of the displays and access to the front panel, keypad, power switch, and field wiring
terminals.

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TYPICAL MINI 11-101 INTEGRATOR INSTALLATION

FIGURE 2_1

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 NOTES :
1. ENCLOSURE - GRAY POLYESTER
- IP65
ONE TRIANGULAR LOCK - TRASPARENT WINDOW
2. ALL CONDUIT ENTRANCE TO BE MADE THROUGH BOTTOM OF ENCLOSURE
3. 2 POSITION MOUNTING FEET

MINI 11-100F OUTLINE AND MOUNTING DIMENSIONS

FIGURE 2-2

Model 11-101P (Version Panel) is supplied for mounting on a covered front panel.
The instrument must be positioned with a suitable height in order to easily read the display and
conveniently access the key board

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2.2.2 Wiring
Use the Typical Field Wiring Diagram (Figure 2-3) as a guide if you do not have a specific
wiring diagram for your system. Follow your local electrical codes and regulations for
minimum wire size and routing.
NOTE: All conduits should enter the bottom of the enclosure. Do not run conduit through
the top or sides of the enclosure.
1. Critical wiring conditions:
A. Insure power is off.
B. Do not route load cell and signal cables in the same conduit with power cables or
any large source of electrical noise.
C. Earth ground all enclosures and conduits. A ground connection between all
conduits is required.
D. Connect the shields ONLY where shown.
E. Check that all wires are tight in their connections.
F. Never use a "megger" to check the wiring.

THE INSTRUMENT MUST BE CONNECTED WITH

EQUIPMENTS INSTALLATION CLASS (III)
Electrical connections to terminals have to executed using flexible cable section
1.5mm max (certified by IEC227 or IEC245 standards) provided with cables terminal.
For Model11-101F the input/output cables must be executed using press cables
(certified by standards) for the keep the instrument protection IP65.

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2.3 MINI 11-101 INTEGRATOR CONFIGURATION
The Mini 11-101 Integrator is normally configured to the customer's specification. Configuration is
repeated here in the event a change is needed.
Switches and removable jumpers are described in this section. The default position is noted in each
description and, in most cases, is not changed.
2.3.1 Configuration Jumpers and Switches
1. 115 or 230 VAC is switch selectable by INT.2 located on the power input module (Figure
2-4). Normal default is 115 VAC.
2. Connect line power to terminal strip M1 located on the power input module.
3. 50 or 60 Hz is selectable by switch SW1 located in the center of the mother board. 50 Hz
is the closed position and 60 Hz is the open position. Normal default is 60 Hz (Figure 2-
5).
4. Speed input selection is controlled by selectable jumper J13 located on the lower, right
hand center section of the Mini 11-101F Integrator mother board (see Figure 2-5). The
jumper should be in the default position "A" for speed inputs from Ramsey Model 60-xx
or 60-xxx Speed Sensors.

INPUT
FREQUENCY J13

Greater than 29 Hz "A" Default

Less than 30 Hz "B"

5. Load Cell Sense

Load cell sense is controlled by switches S1 and S2, located on the lower left hand
section of the mother board behind terminals 15 and 16. The switches should be
closed for local sense if the distance is less than 200 feet between the load cell and
MINI 11-101 Integrator.

For distances greater than 200 feet and less than 2,000, the switches should be open.
A special 6-wire cable is required. Refer to the field wiring drawing for jumper
requirement in the scale junction box.

SWITCHES

MODE S1 S2

Less than 200 feet Close Close Default

Greater than 200 feet Open Open

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POWER INPUT
FIGURE 2-3
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6. General Purpose Digital Inputs
There are three (3) user definable, optically isolated, normally open, dry contact-type,
general purpose, digital inputs (Figures 1-3 and 2-6).
The power supply for the general purpose digital inputs is a +14V unregulated DC
supply.
The user definable input choices are:
Not Used - Default No. 4 Input
Clear Total - Default No. 2 Input
Belt Running
Clear Alarms - Default No. 3 Input
Auto Zero
Cal Switch
Print - Requires optional Communication Board

7. General Purpose Digital Outputs

There are four (4) user definable, relay normally open, dry contact general purpose,
digital outputs (Figure 2-6). Maximum voltage 110 VAC or 48 VDC. Maximum current is
0.5 A. (Figure 2-6.)
The user definable output choices are:
Not Used - Default
Alarm - Default No. 2 Output
Instrument Ready - Default No. 1 Output
Low Rate
High Rate - Default No. 4 Output
Totalizer - Default No. 3 Output
Fail

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8. Analog Output
One jumper selectable flow rate analog output is available. Jumper J16, located
on the bottom right hand side of the mother board, selects between current or
voltage output (Figure 2-5). Available selections are 0/4-20 mA or 20-0/4 mA.
Default is 4-20 mA.

ANALOG OUTPUT J16

0/4-20 mA "A"

0-10 VDC "B"

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 CHAPTER 3.0
OPERATION

3.1 GENERAL
Thermo Electron Ramsey Belt Scale System is capable of accurate weighing, provided it is
installed, calibrated, operated, and maintained in complete accordance with the instructions
contained in this manual, along with your scale frame installation manual.

3.2 OVERVIEW
Mini 11-101 Integrator is a micro-computer based instrument that accepts and conditions
speed and weight signals and provides visual and electrical outputs for total weight and rate
of flow. A stable 10 volt DC excitation voltage capable of exciting up to four strain gauge
load cells is produced by the Mini 11-101 Integrator. Sense lead terminations are also
provided for six wire load cell cable.
Auto Zero Track enables the belt scale system to automatically zero itself during extended
periods when the conveyor belt is running empty. Auto Zero Track is menu selectable
because some installations may not desire this option. A "Z" will appear on the left hand side
of the rate to indicate the selection of this option.
Programmable data is permanently stored in the NVRAM. No battery backup is required nor
is there a time limit for data retention if power is continuously off. The print option COMM
board does have battery backup for time and date retention.
Errors may occur during initial calibration and their reason must be corrected during initial
calibration. During normal operation, an error would most likely indicate a failure in the
system or improper operation.

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3.3 FRONT PANEL
The front panel contains the display status indicators and keys to enable the operator
to perform calibrations and all required operations after the Mini 11-101 Integrator has been
configured in Section 2.3. See Figure 3-1.
3.3.1 Display
The single line display consists of 16 alphanumeric digits used for displaying variables and
messages.
3.3.2 Keypad Description
The keypad has seven multifunctional keys. Initial setup and routine calibration is performed by using the
multifunctional keys.
1. RUN/SET-UP Key
Run mode and the set-up menus.
Switches between the RUN menu and the SET-UP menu. The RUN menu is the normal
operating position, displaying either flow rate or total, depending on the selection made
with the RATE/TOTAL key.
The SET-UP menu allows programming the Mini 11-101 Integrator by entering actual field
data necessary for calculating the calibration constant (CalCon) and for actual weighing
operations.
The RUN/SET-UP key return the Mini 11-101 Integrator to the RUN menu form any other
menu when pressed .

MINI 11-101F INTEGRATOR FRONT PANEL

FIGURE 3-1

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 2. CAL Key
Pressing the CAL key enters the CALIBRATION menu. The CAL menu contains scrolls
for routine zero and span calibration. The menu also allows for span calibration by
preweighed or postweighed material. Test duration and acquiring test duration for zero
and span calibration is a part of this menu.
3. RATE/TOTAL
Switches between Master Total, Reset Total, Flow Rate, Alarms and Print Total if the
Print option is installed.
4. UP ARROW
The UP arrow key scrolls up one level in the menu scrolls, scrolls set-up menus at the
same level, scrolls up digits for numerical entries and scrolls options in option entries.
5. DOWN ARROW
The DOWN arrow key scrolls down one level in the menu scrolls, scrolls set-up menus at
the same level, scrolls down digits for numerical entries and scrolls options in option
entries.
6. RIGHT ARROW
Scrolls to the next digit in numerical entries.
7. ENTER
The ENTER key opens a field for entry, confirms a newly entered value and enables
going down one level in the menu structure.
3.3.3 Status Indicators
The five red LED indicators show the status of the Mini 11-101 Integrator.
1. READY
On when power is on, the scale is calibrated and no failure has occurred.
2. ALARM
On when an alarm or failure has occurred.
3. SPAN CALIBRATION
Flashing when SPAN Calibration is running.
4. ZERO CALIBRATION
Flashing when AUTO ZERO is running. Does not flash when Auto Zero Track is auto
zeroing.
5. RUN
On when the belt is running. (If the "belt running" input is not used, the LED is always
on.)

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3.4 KEYPAD OPERATION
The following section enables the operator to become familiar with the multifunctional keys.
3.4.1 Navigating the Menus
The following shows the menu structure of the Mini 11-101 Integrator. The rules for navigating the menus
are the following:
1. To move down one level: Use the ENTER key

2. To move up one level: Use the key

3. To scroll at the same level: Use the key

3.4.2 Entering Numbers

To enter or change a numerical constant, do the following:
1. Press ENTER. The number is displayed with all the digits, including left-most zeros.

2. Use the → key to position the cursor at the digit to be altered.

3. Use the keys to scroll the numbers until the desired number is displayed.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all digits to be changed.

5. Press ENTER to confirm or the RUN key to escape.
3.4.3 Making Selections
To change a previous selection or the default constant, do the following:
1. Press ENTER. The current selection is displayed. If a change is necessary, press
ENTER a second time and the display flashes.

2. Use the keys to scroll the selections until the desired selection is displayed, or use

the → key and keys for numerical entry.

3. Press ENTER to confirm or the RUN key to escape.

3.5 MENUS
The Mini 11-101 Integrator is a menu-driven machine that allows the operator to access all set-up, test
and calibration parameters.
The Mini 11-101 Integrator may be password protected if desired, to prevent unauthorized access.
Menus can be accessed at any time by pressing the appropriate key.
3.5.1 Run Menu
The RUN menu is the normal mode of operation. At any time, pressing RUN returns the Mini
11-101 Integrator to the Run mode, even if a calibration or some other function is in
progress.The selectable displayed information in the RUN menu is:
1. Flow Rate
2. Master Total
3. Reset Total
4. Print Total if optional COM board is installed
5. Alarms
6. 1st Set-up Menu

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Changing from flow rate to total and to reset total is done by pressing the RATE/TOTAL key.
When the RUN key is pressed, the first displayed variable is the one that was displayed the
last time the RUN menu was used.
The following example shows how the operator can obtain the desired display:
Key pressed Display
Rate
RATE / TOTAL Total
RATE / TOTAL Reset Total
RUN / SETUP First Set Up scroll
. .
. .
RUN / SETUP Reset Total
RATE / TOTAL Rate

The Rate, Reset Total and Master Total are displayed as follows:
Rate:
1. [RATE XXXXXX uuuu]
xxxxxx Actual rate including decimals
uuuu Units, can be: Lb/h Tph, LTph, kg/h, t/h
Total:
2. [MT XXXXXXXX uuuu]
xxxxxxxx Master Total
uuuu Units, can be: Lb, Ton, LTon, kg, t
Reset Total:
3. [RT XXXXXXXX uuuu]
xxxxxxxx Totalized quantity
uuuu Units, can be: Lb, Ton, LTon, kg, t
If ENTER is pressed while the Reset Total is on the display, the following screen
appears:
4. [CLEAR TOTAL? ]
If ENTER is pressed again, the Reset Total is cleared. Press RUN to escape.
Print is available if the optional Serial Communication card is installed:
5. [ PRINT TOTAL ]
if ENTER is pressed, a report is printed. The format of the report depends on the set up.
The standard (default) format is as follows:
PRINT TOTAL
DATE XX-XX-XX
TIME XX:XX:XX

RATE XXXXXXX t/h

MASTER TOTAL XXXXXXXX t
RESET TOTAL XXXXXXXX t

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 An optional customer defined report is available. The above data plus three
alphanumerical strings will be printed in a position that the user can define by entering
row and column numbers per each item to be printed.
Alarms:
6. [ ALARMS ]
Press ENTER.
If there are no alarms, pressing ENTER advances to the following screen:
7. [NO ALARMS ]
If one or more alarms exist, an alarm message is displayed per each. Scrolling between
alarms is done using the DOWN ARROW key, exit with the RUN key. Each alarm can be
reset if the alarm condition has cleared using the ENTER key when the given alarm
message is on the screen. To reset all the alarms, press ENTER until the NO ALARMS
message is displayed.

Alarms are:

[ LOW RATE ]
[ HIGH RATE ]
[ REM CNT OVRFL ]
[ BLT PLS CNT OVF ]
[ COLD START ]
[ LOAD CELL FAIL ]
[ MAX ZERO CORR ]
[ MATH ERROR ]

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3.6 SET-UP MENUS

Set-up Menus can be accessed by pressing the RUN/SET-UP key. The Set-up Menu scrolls can be
accessed by pressing the arrow key. The scrolls are:
1. Protection
2. Scale Data
3. Cal (calibration) Data
4. I/O (input/output) Data
5. Alarms
6. Print (optional)
7. Test
3.6.1 Protection Scroll [PROTECTION]
ACTIVE or NOT ACTIVE is selected in this scroll. To change the level, press ENTER. Enter
the password and confirm with ENTER. The password is set in the TEST scroll and defaults
to 20000000.
3.6.2 Scale Data Scroll [SCALE DATA]
[SCALE DATA]
Master total units are selected in this position. Flow rate units are selected at the same
time. Available selections are:

Units Display Rate Weigtt Length

Pounds Lb Lb/h Lb ft
Tons TON TPH Lb ft
Long Tons LTN LTph Lb ft
tons t t/h kg m
kg kg Kg/h kg m

Default:
Tons TON TPH
2. [DECIMAL PLACE ]
Number of displayed decimal places.
Available selections:
Decimals Total Reset Total Rate
0 xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx
1 xxxxxxx.x xxxxxxx.x xxxxxx.x
2 xxxxxx.xx xxxxxx.xx xxxxx.xx
3 xxxxx.xxx xxxxx.xxx xxxx.xxx
Default :
1 xxxxxxx.x xxxxxxx.x xxxxxx.x

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During zero and span calibration, the Mini 11-101F Integrator operates in a X 10 mode.
This feature increases the resolution and the setting of the calibration. The decimal point
moves one place during calibration.

3. [SCALE CAPACITY ]
Enter Scale Capacity in engineering units.
Min: 1
Max: 100000
Default: 200.0

4. [LCELL CAP ]
Enter load cell capacity in engineering units.
Min: 10.00
Max : 15000.00
Default: 250.00

5. [CELLS NUMBER]
Enter the number of load cells in the weighbridge. Refer to the System Data Sheet in
front of the manual if number is unknown.
Min: 1
Max : 4
Default: 1

6. [FILTER ]
Allows changing the rate filter damping of the display. Does not dampen the rate output.
Min: 0 sec
Max: 30 sec
Default: 2 sec

7. [LOW RATE SET ]

Enter the low rate value for the low rate alarm.
Min: 0%
Max: 100%
Default: 0%

8. [HIGH RATE SET ]

Enter the high rate value for the high rate alarm.
Min: 0%
Max: 100%
Default: 105%

9. [RATE ALARM DLY]

Enter the number of seconds for the low and high rate alarms delay.
Min: 0 sec
Max: 60 sec
Default: 5 sec

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 10. [AZT RANGE ]
Auto Zero Tracking is enabled by entering a value other than zero. When enabled, a Z
will appear in the left hand side of the flow rate display.
The value entered defines the range of action of the AZT with reference to the scale
capacity (rate). A flow rate greater than the range setting deactivates AZT.
Min: 0.0 %
Max: 20.0 %
Default: 0.0 % (Disabled)

11. [LIMIT AZT ]

The value entered defines the maximum amount of zero error (with reference to the scale
capacity) that AZT can automatically compensate.
Min: 0.0 %
Max: 20.0 %
Default: 2.0 %

12. [DEAD BAND]

The dead band is a percentage of the scale capacity (rate) in which the rate is ignored (if
any) and a zero rate is forced. Also, totalization is frozen when the rate is below the
dead band setting.
Min: 0.0 %
Max: 5.0 %
Default: 0.0 %

3.6.3 Calibration Data Scroll [CAL DATA ]

[CALIBRATION MODE]
Selects the calibration method.
Available selections: Electronic Res (R-Cal), Weights or Chains
Default: Electronic Res (R-Cal)
2. [RCAL MODE]
The Mini 11-101F Integrator automatically calculates and installs the Electronic Res (R-
Cal) calibration constant if Automatic CalCon is selected. The following scale parameters
must be installed and the belt parameters in the Test Duration scroll installed to enable
automatic calculation.
Select the method for calculating R-Cal CalCon.
Available selections: manual calcon, automatic calcon
Default: automatic calcon
3. [CELL mV/V]
Enter the load cell sensitivity in mV/V. The nominal sensitivity for the 10-30 scale is
1.800 and for other scales is 3.00 mV/V. The actual value is marked on the end of the
load cell cable.
Min: 1.000 mV/V
Max: 3.500 mV/V
Default: 1.800 mV/V

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4. [CELLS RESIST]
Enter the resistance of the load cell(s). The resistance for the load cell has been
recorded on the System Data Sheet in the front of your belt scale manual. (It is also
stamped on the load cell cable.) Enter the ohms for the load cell(s).
Min: 50.000 ohms
Max: 1000.000 ohms
Default: 350.000 ohms

5. [CALIBRATION RES]
Enter the resistance in ohms of the R-Cal resistor installed in your Mini 11-101F
Integrator. Default value installed is 49,810 ohms. See the System Data Sheet for exact
resistance.
Min: 50000 ohms
Max: 1000000 ohms
Default:165000 ohms

6. [LEVER RATIO]
The lever ratio is the ratio between the weigh idler and load cell. See the scale manual
for exact dimensions. The three most common weighbridge lever ratios are as follows:
Weighbridge Ratio
10-20-1 18" to 36" width 0.75
10-20-1 42" to 72" width 0.6319
10-30 All widths 1.0

Min: 0.001
Max: 2.000
Default: 1.000

7. [IDLERS SPACING]
Enter the scale area idler spacing in feet or meters. Fractions must be entered as
decimal equivalents.
Example: 42-1/2 inch spacing = 3.542 feet
Min: 0.001 ft
Max: 999.999 ft
Default: 3.000 ft

8. [IDLERS NUMBER]
Enter the number of weigh idlers mounted in the weighbridge.
Min: 1
Max: 6
Default: 1

9. [CONVEYOR ANGLE]
Enter the belt conveyor’s angle of inclination.
Min: -25.0 degrees
Max: +25.0 degrees
Default: 0.0 degrees

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 10. [CALCON RCAL]
The installed R-Cal CalCon can be factored or changed after automatic calculation if
desired.
Min: 1
Max: 999.999
Default: 0

3.6.4 Input/Output Data Scroll [I/O DATA]

1. [RANGE MA ]
Select and enter the current output range for remote flow rate.
Available selections: 0-20 mA, 4-20 mA, 20-0 mA, 20-4 mA
Default: 4-20 mA
2. [CURRENT DAMPING]
Enter a damping factor if necessary. The damping factor is the time for the output to stabilize after
a step change.
Min: 0 sec
Max: 30 sec
Default: 2 sec

3. [DIVIDE OUT]
Select and enter the divisor for the remote counter. If 1 is entered, the remote counter totalizes the
same as the Master Total.
Available selections: 1, 10, 100
Default: 1
4. [PULSE WIDTH]
Select and enter the minimum pulse duration for the remote output relay.
Entry will be rounded to steps of 1 mS.
Min: 0.010 S
Max: 0.300 S
Default: 0.100 S

5. [SPEED INPUT]
Select and enter if the belt speed input is PULSE (from a speed sensor) or SIMULATED.
You must provide a run conveyor dry contact if simulated speed is selected.
Selections: Pulse, Simulate
Default: Pulse
6. [LANGUAGE]
The Mini 11-101F Integrator is a dual language machine. Choose USA or Spanish.
Selections: English, Spanish
Default: English
7. [INPUT 2 ]
Selects the function of the digital input 1.
Selections: NOT USED, CLEAR TOTAL, BELT RUNNING, CLEAR ALARMS, AUTO ZERO,
PRINT (opt), *CAL SWITCH
Default: CLEAR TOTAL
8. [INPUT 3 ]
Selects the function of the digital input 2.
Selections: NOT USED, CLEAR TOTAL, BELT RUNNING, CLEAR ALARMS, AUTO ZERO,
PRINT (opt),* CAL SWITCH
Default: CLEAR ALARMS

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 9. [INPUT 4 ]
Selects the function of the digital input 3.
Selections: NOT USED, CLEAR TOTAL, BELT RUNNING, CLEAR ALARMS, AUTO ZERO,
PRINT (opt), *CAL SWITCH
Default: NOT USED
* CAL SWITCH FUNCTION can be used for memorize 2 zero and 2 span adjustements for applications on reversible direction belts.
INSERT FUNCTION PROCEDURE
Selects the function CAL SWITCH on digital input.
Defines condition (A) for Digital Input OPEN – BELT CLOCKWISE DIRECTIO
Defines condition (B) for Digital Input CLOSED – BELT COUNTER CLOCWISE DIRECTION
The condition (A) or (B) is displayed on RUN MENU
To execute the zero and span adjustement for condition (A) and (B)
Then to verify if the digital input condition is OPEN for BELT CLOCKWISE DIRECTION and CLOSED for BELT COUNTER
CLOCKWISE DIRECTION.
10. [OUTPUT 1 ]
Selects the function of the digital output 1.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, INSTRUMENT READY, LOW RATE, HIGH RATE, TOTALIZER,
FAIL
Default: INSTRUMENT READY
11. [OUTPUT 2 ]
Selects the function of the digital output 2.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, INSTRUMENT READY, LOW RATE, HIGH RATE, TOTALIZER, FAIL
Default: ALARM
12. [OUTPUT 3 ]
Selects the function of the digital output 3.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, INSTRUMENT READY, LOW RATE, HIGH RATE, TOTALIZER, FAIL
Default: TOTALIZER
13. [OUTPUT 4 ]
Selects the function of the digital output 4.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, INSTRUMENT READY, LOW RATE, HIGH RATE, TOTALIZER,
FAIL
Default: HIGH RATE
14. [OUTPUT 5]
Selects the function of the digital output 5.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, INSTRUMENT READY, LOW RATE, HIGH RATE, TOTALIZER, FAIL
Default: NOT USED
15. [ALTERNATE RATE - TOTAL]
Display alternates between total and rate. Entering 0 seconds disables this function.
Min: 0 sec
Max: 20 sec
Default: 0 sec

16. [CLOCK]
Select the “Clock” component installed
Selections: MM58174, MM58274, NOT USED
Defaults: NOT USED
To identify the installed component read the reported code on the white label attached over the
integrated circuit installed on the left side of the battery (Top view with terminals toward the
top).

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 17. [DATA FORMAT]
This parameter is shown only if the clock has been setted-up.
Selects calendar format if optional COMM board is installed.
Selections: MM-DD-YY, DD-MM-Y
Default: MM-DD-YY
3.6.5 Alarm Scroll [ALARMS]
1. [LOW RATE]
Selects the function of the LOW RATE alarm.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: NOT USED
2. [HIGH RATE]
Selects the function of the HIGH RATE alarm.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: NOT USED
3. [REM CNT OVRFL]
Selects the function of the remote counterlarm overflow.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: ALARM
4. [BELT PLS CNT OVF]
Selects the function of the belt pulse count alarm overflow.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: ALARM
5. [ COLD START]
Selects the function of the cold start alarm.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: ALARM
6. [ LOAD CELL FAIL]
Selects the function of the load cell fail alarm.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: NOT USED
7. [ MAX ZERO CORR.]
Selects the function of the alarm max zero correction.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: ALARM

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 8. [ MATH ERROR]
Selects the function of the math error alarm.
Selections: NOT USED, ALARM, FAIL
Default: ALARM
3.6.6 Print Scroll [PRINT ]
1. [BAUD RATE]
Selects the baud rate of the serial printer.
Selections: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
Default: 9600
2. [STOP BITS]
Selects the number of stop bits of the serial printer.
Selections: 1, 2
Default: 1
3. [PARITY]
Selects the parity of the serial printer.
Selections: NONE, ODD, EVEN, NOT USED
Default: EVEN
4. [WORD LENGTH]
Selects the word length of the serial printer.
Selections: 7, 8
Default: 8
5. [HANDSHAKE]
Selects the handshake of the serial printer.
Selections: NOT USED, CTS, XON-XOFF
Default: NOT USED
6. [END OF LINE]
Selects the combination of characters at end of line of the serial printer.
Selections: CR, LF, CR+LF
Default: CR+LF
7. [DELAY END OF LINE]
Selects the delay at end of line of the serial printer.
Selections: 0 to 5 seconds
Default: 0 seconds
8. [PRINT INTERVAL]
Specifies the interval of time between automatic printouts of the totals.
Selections: 0 to 127 minutes. When 0 is entered, automatic printing is not performed.
Default: 0 minutes.

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9. [REPORT FORMAT]
Selects the kind of report to be printed.
Selections: DEFAULT, USER DEFINED
Default: DEFAULT
10. If the USER DEFINED report is selected, the following menus will be displayed:
[STRING #1]
Defines if the first optional alphanumeric string has to be included into the print report.
Selections: YES, NO
Default: NO
11. [CONTENTS STRING#1]
Defines the first optional alphanumeric string.
Selections: Any string
Default: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
12. [STRING #1 POS]
Defines row and column of the first optional alphanumeric string.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 01
13. [STRING #2]
Defines if the second optional alphanumeric string has to be included into the print report.
Selections: YES, NO
Default: NO
14. [CONTENTS STRING#2]
Defines the second optional alphanumeric string.
Selections: Any string
Default: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
15. [STRING #2 POS]
Defines row and column of the second optional alphanumeric string.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 02
16. [STRING #3]
Defines if the third optional alphanumeric string has to be included into the print report.
Selections: YES, NO
Default: NO
17. [CONTENTS STRING#3]
Defines the third optional alphanumeric string.
Selections: Any string
Default: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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 18. [STRING #3 POS]
Defines row and column of the third optional alphanumeric string.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 03
19. [RATE POS]
Defines row and column of the rate.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 04
20. [MTOTAL POS]
Defines row and column of the master total.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 05
21. [RTOTAL POS]
Defines row and column of the reset total.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 06
22. [DATE POS]
Defines row and column of the date.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 07
23. [TIME POS]
Defines row and column of the time.
Selections: CC RR
Default: 01 08
3.6.7 Test Scroll [TEST ]
1 [PASSWORD]
Insert or visual code of data protection.
2. [A/D GROSS]
Displays the gross counts of the A/D converter.
3. [A/D NET]
Displays the net counts of the A/D converter.
4. [PLS/MIN]
Displays speed sensor frequency in pulses for minute.
5. [SP] (Belt Speed)
Displays the actual speed in engineering units.
6. [LO] (Belt Loading)
The actual belt loading in engineering units.

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 7. [LC SUP ] (Load Cell Output)
Displays the load cell signal in mV.
8. [C_ZERO]
Correction zero for current output.
9. [C_SPAN]
Correction span for current output.
10. [SOFTWARE VER]
Software version of the program.
11. [MEMORY TEST]
Test RAM memory.
12. [INPUT TEST]
Test digital inputs.
13. [OUTPUT TEST]
Test digital outputs. When ENTER is pressed, the message WARNING is first displayed,
to indicate that the function may cause equipment to start. Press ENTER again to
acknowledge the message and ENTER to execute the test.
14. [LAMP TEST ]
Actual integration is not interrupted. All leds, segments and decimal points will alternately
turn on and off.
15. [FORCE VALUE]
Force the current output to a known value.
16. [TIME]
Sets 24 hour clock if optional COMM board is installed.
Setting: HH:MM:SS
17. [DATE]
Sets the date if optional COMM board is installed.
MM-DD-YY or DD-MM-YY is set in I/O Scroll [Data Format].

3.7 CALIBRATION MENU

3.7.1 [ZERO CALIBRATION]
1. [ZERO CALIBRATION]
AUTO ZERO allows automatic adjustment of zero to produce a zero accumulation when
no material is passing over the belt scale. It is specifically intended for "zeroing out" the
belt and its variations in weight over a period specified by the Test Duration.
3.7.2 [SPAN CALIBRATION]
1. [AUTO SPAN ]
AUTO SPAN allows automatic adjustment of span when calibrating to a simulated or
known weight standard. "Calibration Constant".
2. [MATL CALIBRATION]
Method of material calibration by comparison to a static reference scale using the automatic features
incorporated in the MINI program

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 3. [POST SPAN ]
Compare belt scale weight with static scale weight of the same material to compute a
new span value.
3.7.3 [TEST DURATION ]
Test duration is an exact number of pulse from the speed sensor proportional to feet of belt
travel.
1. [LENGTH ] (Test Length)
Enter or change the belt length used for Zero and Span Calibration. Length equals belt
length times N revolutions on the belt. Where N equals the number of belt revolutions
equal to or more than 6 minutes.
Enter or change the length of the test.
2. [ACQUIRE TEST DURATION]
Acquire test duration accumulates and stores the number of speed pulses equal to the
above length.
3. [DURATION]
Duration is the number of speed pulse accumulated during acquire test duration. The
pulses are stored in memory.
Test duration pulses may be viewed or changed.
4. [PRESCALE]
Prescale is automatically set during acquire test duration. Prescale is the divider
between actual incoming pulses and displayed pulses.
Prescale may be viewed or changed.
5. [MANUAL ZERO]
Zero number may be viewed or changed.
6. [MANUAL SPAN]
Manual span may be viewed or changed.

3.8 CALIBRATION PROCEDURES

The zero and span calibration test duration needs to be acquired before attempting calibration. In
addition, several calibration constants must be entered. After all information has been entered, the
integrator automatically calculates the span calibration constant.
Following zero and span calibration, the Permanent Scroll Record (Section 3.13) should be
completed. This record is useful for troubleshooting if the need arises. Test Scroll entries should be
recorded when the conveyor is running empty. A variable speed belt should be running at maximum
speed during calibration and when recording data. If the scale system has static test weights, record
the Test Scroll readings with the weights applied in addition to the empty record.
3.8.1 Acquire Test Duration
1. Test Duration is an exact number of pulses from the speed sensor proportional to feet of
belt traveled. Belt conveyor must be running at maximum speed.
2. Mark a reference point on the belt visible from the Mini 11-101F Integrator, with either
crayon or spray paint.
3. Start belt conveyor at maximum speed, no material.

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 4. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION],
[SPAN CALIBRATION],
[MATL CALIBRATION],
[POST SPAN], (See note)
[TEST DURATION ],
ENTER [LENGTH ],
[ACQUIRE TEST DUR],

NOTE: POST SPAN is not normally displayed, unless a calibration with material was
done and not completed.
5. Press ENTER to start counting. The display will periodically update to the accumulated
number of pulses.
6. Count the conveyor belt revolutions. When the number equal to test revolutions (N)
passes the reference point, press ENTER, stopping the counter.
7. The display will show the number of speed pulses for test length (Lt).
8. Press ENTER.
The display will indicate that the Test Duration Number has been acquired:
[ ACQUIRED ]
Test Duration Number will be used for Auto Zero and Auto Span.
9. Press RUN.
3.8.2 Scale Capacity
Scale capacity will normally be entered in tons per hour (TPH), but other units are available.
The right digit will normally represent 0.1 ton, unless a different number of decimals has been
programmed.
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALA DATA ]
ENTER [SCALA UNITS ]
ENTER [ TON ]

If TPH is what you want, skip to step 3.

2. Press ENTER, units will start flashing. Press the key until the desired units are
displayed, then press ENTER.
3. Press:
key display
[DECIMAL PLACE ]
ENTER [ 0000000.0 ]

If one decimal point is what you want, skip to step 5.

4. Press ENTER, the number will start flashing. Press the key until the desired decimals are
displayed, then press ENTER.

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 5. Press:
key display
[SCALE CAPACITY ]
ENTER [ XXXXXX.X ]

Use the ENTER and arrow keys to change the scale capacity to the desired number,
then confirm with ENTER.
3.8.3 Calibration Constant and Calibration Mode
To install the Electronic Calibration constant:
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
ENTER [CALIBRATION MODE]
ENTER [ELECTRONIC RES ]

If "ELECTRONIC RES" is displayed, skip to step 3. If "WEIGHT OR CHAINS" is

displayed:
2. Press ENTER, the display will start flashing. Press the ↑ key until the desired calibration
method is displayed, then press ENTER.
3. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
ENTER [AUTO SPAN ]
ENTER [CALCON RCAL ]
ENTER [ xxxxxx ]

The displayed number will be the calibration constant installed. Enter through keypad
test tons electronic calculated.
4. Press RUN.
Automatic calculate the Electronic Calibration constant:
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
ENTER [CALIBRATION MODE]
ENTER [ELECTRONIC RES ]

If "ELECTRONIC RES" is displayed, skip to step 3. If "WEIGHT OR CHAINS" is

displayed:
2. Press ENTER, the display will start flashing. Press the ↑ key until the desired
calibration method is displayed, then press ENTER.

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3. Press:
key display
[RCAL MODE ]
ENTER [AUTOMATIC CALCON]

If "AUTOMATIC CALCON" is displayed, skip to step 5. If "MANUAL CALCON" is

displayed:
4. Press ENTER, the display will start flashing. Press the ↑ key until the desired rcal
method is displayed, then press ENTER.
5. key display
[CELLS NUMBER ]
ENTER [ x ]

Insert the number of cells of the belt.

6. key display
[CELLS mV/V ]
ENTER [ x.xxx ]

Insert the value of the sensibility of the cells of the belt.

7. key display
[CELLS RESIST ]
ENTER [ xxxxx.xxx ]

Insert the value of the resistance of the cells of the belt.

8. key display
[CALIBRATION RES]
ENTER [ xxxxxxxx ]

Insert the value of the resistance of calibration of the belt.

9. key display
[LEVER RATIO]
ENTER [ xxxxx.xxx]

Insert the value of the lever ratio of the belt.

10. key display
[IDLER SPACING]
ENTER [ xxxxx.xxx]

Insert the idler spacing of the belt.

11. key display
[IDLERS NUMBER]
ENTER [ x ]

Insert the idler number of the belt.

12. key display
[CALCON RCAL ]
ENTER [ xxxxx.xxx ]

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 The calcon is calculated as:

* LR * TLEN [lu]
CALCONRCAL = WEQ [wu] [wu]
COS (ALFA) LD [lu] * IDLERSNUMBER

WEQ is the weight equivalent to the unbalancing caused by the RCAL resistance,
and it is computed as follows:

LCCAP [wu] * LCNUM LCRES [Ohm]

WEQ = * [wu]
LCSENSE 2 * RCALRES + LCRES [Ohm]
2* [V/V]
1000

where:
LCCAP Load Cell Capacity
LCNUM Load Cells Number
LCSENSE Load Cells Sensitivity
RCALRES R-Cal resistance
LCRES Load cells Resistance, calculated as follows:

n. 1 LC: LCRES = R1

n. 2 LC:

R1* R2
LCRES =
R1 + R2

n. 3 LC:
R1* R2 * R3
LCRES =
R1* R2 + R1* R3 + R2 * R3

n. 4 LC:

R1* R2 * R3 * R4
LCRES =
R1* R2 * R3 + R1* R2 * R4 + R1* R3* R4 + R2 * R3* R4

Similar formulas are used for 5 or 6 Load Cells.

13. Press RUN.
To install the Weights or Chains Calibration constant, if needed:

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 1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
ENTER [CALIBRATION MODE]
ENTER [ELECTRONIC RES ]

If "WEIGHT OR CHAINS" is displayed, skip to step 3. If "ELECTRONIC RES"

is displayed:
2. Press ENTER, the display will start flashing. Press the ↑ key until the desired
calibration method is displayed, then press ENTER.
3. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
ENTER [AUTO SPAN ]
ENTER [CAL WGH OR CHAIN]
ENTER [ xxxxxx ]

The displayed number will be the calibration constant installed. Enter through
keypad test tons, weights or chains calculated.

3.8.4 Damping
Rate filter damping determines the number of seconds required to the specific variable to
reach 100% of the value. Damping factors may vary from 0 (immediate) to 30 seconds
(slowest). The system accepts two separate damping factors, one for the readout of rate, one
for the transmission of rate via current output.
The damping factor has no effect on Cumulative Total, Reset Total, remote counter relay
contact Closure, or any function other than displayed rate and current output.
To set displayed rate damping factor:
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
ENTER [SCALE UNITS ]
[DECIMAL PLACE ]
[SCALE CAPACITY ]
[LCELL CAP ]
[FILTER ]
ENTER [ XX ]

2. The display will display the damping factor installed. Actual number can only be
determined after operating history has been established. It is suggested number 6 is
used for initial start up.
3. Press ENTER to change the displayed value if required.

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 To set current output damping factor:
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
[I/O DATA ]
ENTER [RANGE MA ]
[CURRENT DAMPING ]
ENTER [ XX ]
2. The display will display the damping factor installed. Actual number can only be
determined after operating history has been established. It is suggested number 6
is used for initial start up.
3. Press ENTER to change the displayed value if required.
3.8.5 Current Output Option
Current output capability is built into the base unit, no optional hardware is required. The
output signal represents rate of flow or speed or load.
Rate output signal available is 0-20 mA DC or 4-20 mA DC or 20-0 mA DC or 20-4 mA DC
selected through keypad entry.
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
[I/O DATA ]
ENTER [RANGE MA ]
ENTER [ XXX ]
2. The display will display the current range installed.
3. Press ENTER to change the displayed value if required. Use up arrow to scroll the
selections and confirm with ENTER.
3.8.6 Divide Out Remote Counter
Enables pulse output to remote counters to follow the main totalizer by a factor of 1, 10 or
100.
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
[I/O DATA ]
ENTER [RANGE MA ]
[CURRENT DAMPING ]
[DIVIDE OUT ]
ENTER [ DIV X ]

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 2. The display will display the Divide Out installed.
3. Press ENTER to change the displayed value if required. Use up arrow to scroll the
selections and confirm with ENTER.
1 would indicate one pulse per totalized number, 10 would be 1 pulse each 10 totalized
numbers, 100 one pulse each 100 totalized numbers.
3.8.7 Pulse Duration Remote Counter
Establishes the minimum pulse duration of the Remote Counter pulses. The duration can
range from 10 to 200 milliseconds with a resolution of 1 milliseconds.
1. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
[I/O DATA ]
ENTER [RANGE MA ]
[CURRENT DAMPING ]
[DIVIDE OUT ]
[PULSE WIDTH ]
ENTER [ XXX ]

2. The display will display the Pulse Duration installed.

3. Press ENTER to change the displayed value if required. Use up arrow to scroll the
selections and confirm with ENTER.

3.9 MINOR CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

This procedure completes initial set-up and is used for subsequent calibration checks where initial set-
up is not necessary.
1. AUTO ZERO allows automatic adjustment of zero to produce a zero accumulation when no
material is passing over the belt scale. It is specifically intended for "zeroing out" the belt and
its variations in weight over a period specified by the Test Duration.
2. Start belt conveyor, maximum speed, no material flowing. If belt conveyor has not been running
prior to AUTO ZERO, it should be run for at least 1/2 hour.
3. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
ENTER [AUTO ZERO ]
ENTER [PRESS ENTER ]
Auto zero light (L4) will blink, READY light (L1) will go off. Actual accumulation of tons received
during auto zero will not increment local or remote actual material totals. The display will
accumulate in "times ten" accuracy. Press during test to have rate displaying. Press again
to come back to totalizer and so on.
Accumulation will continue and terminate automatically at end of Test Duration. The accumulated tons will
flash. Record this number to determine span error. Press ENTER, the calculated error will be displayed:

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4. Press:
key display
ENTER [ERR ± XXX.X % ]
Where error is computed as:

ActualError tons
ZeroError % = x 1000
ScaleCapacity tons

5. Press:
key display
ENTER [ZERO XXXXXXXX ]

The display will display recomputed zero number installed.

6. Press:
key display
ENTER [ACQUIRED ]

7. Press RUN.
8. AUTO SPAN allows automatic adjustment so that for a given weight on the belt of simulated
weight, a total accumulated over a specified test duration equals the "Calibration Constant".
9. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
ENTER [CAL WGH OR CHAIN] (1)
[READY TO START ]

(1) If the calibration used was "Electronic Calibration" the message displayed was "Calcon
Rcal".
When calibration with Static Weights or Calibration Chain, stop belt conveyor. Apply either
weight standard and restart belt conveyor.
10. Press:
key display
ENTER [ ± XXXXXXXXX ]

Auto span light (L3) will blink, READY light (L1) will go off. The display will accumulate in "times
ten" accuracy. Accumulation will continue and terminate automatically at end of Test Duration.
The accumulated tons will flash. Record this number to determine span error. Press ENTER,
the calculated error will be displayed:
[ERR ± XXX.X % ]

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 Where error is computed as:

CalibrationConstant - TotalizedTons
SpanError % = x 100
CalibrationConstant

The new Span is calculated as:

CalibrationConstant
NewSpan = x AsFoundSpan
AccumulatedTons
11. Press:
key display
ENTER [SPAN XXXXXXXX ]
The display will display recomputed span number installed.
12. Press:
key display
ENTER [ACQUIRED ]
13. If calibration standard other than electronic was used, remove them at this time.
Static weights: Remove the weights by use of the lifting handle.
Calibration Chains: Remove by means available (reel, trough, etc.)
14. Press RUN.

3.10 AUTO ZERO TRACK (AZT)

Auto Zero Track, when enabled, allows continuous unassisted autozeroing if the flow rate is less than
an amount in per cent of scale capacity (AZT Range in scale data). The flow rate must remain below
AZT range for at least 2 test durations for a successful Auto Zero Track cycle to be completed.
A flashing "Z" on the left side of the display when rate is displayed and rate is below AZT range,
indicates that AZT is enabled. When the "Z" is steady it indicates that the actual Auto Zero Track
cycle has started. The "Z" will continue flashing until the cycle is complete and zero is automatically
changed if necessary. This procedure will continue to repeat itself as long as the belt is running and
the flow rate remains below AZT range.
3.10.1 Enabling Auto Zero Track
Auto zero track can be enabled as follows:
Press:
key display
SET-UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
ENTER [SCALE UNITS ]
[DECIMAL PLACE ]
[SCALE CAPACITY ]
[LCELL CAP ]
[FILTER ]

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 [LOW RATE SET ]
[HIGH RATE SET ]
[RATE ALARM DLY ]
[AZT RANGE ]
ENTER [ ± XX.X % ]

Use the ENTER and arrow keys to alter the number if required, confirm with ENTER.

3.11 MATERIAL CALIBRATION - AUTO SPAN

Method of calibration by comparison to another standard using the automatic features incorporated in
the MINI program.
1. Complete Minor Calibration procedure.
2. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
[MATL CALIBRATION]
ENTER [ XXXXXXXXX ]

The display will show previous calibration total (CALTOT), the span calibration led (L3) will
flash.
2. Unit is ready to accumulate new CALTOT at 10 times the normal count rate
3. Run sufficient material across scale at the normal feed rate, preferably between 50 and 100
percent of rated capacity.
4. Press ENTER. Stops acquisition of CALTOT, display is flashing.
5. Press ENTER. Stores displayed CALTOT. Normal integration resumes. The span calibration
LED goes off.
The message ACQUIRED id displayed.
6. Press RUN. The symbol _M_ will blink on the left side of the rate display to indicate that a
material calibration needs to be completed.
3.11.1 [POST SPAN ]
Compare belt scale weight with batch weighed value of same material to compute new span
value.
1. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
[MATL CALIBRATION]
[POST SPAN ]
ENTER [REF WEIGHT ]
ENTER [ XXXXXXXXX ]

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2. Enter through keypad the "actual weight" of test load. Weights must be expressed in
same units (tons, lbs, kg, etc.).
3. Press:
key display
[ERR ± XX.X % ]

Display will show the calculated span error, press ENTER to acquire the new span. Old
span is lost. CALTOT has been cleared.
4. Press:
key display
ENTER [SPAN XXXXXXXX ]

The display will display recomputed span number installed.

5. Press:
key display
ENTER [ACQUIRED ]

6. Press RUN.
The message
[ADD TOTAL ?]
will be displayed.
7. Press:
key display
RUN NOT ADDITION TOTAL
ENTER ADDITION TOTAL

8. To obtain new Rcal calibration constant follow this procedure:

9. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
ENTER [CALIBRATION MODE]
ENTER [ELECTRONIC RES ]

If "ELECTRONIC RES" is displayed, skip to step 11. If "WEIGHT OR CHAINS" is

displayed:
10. Press ENTER, the display will start flashing. Press the ↑ key until the desired calibration
method is displayed, then press ENTER.

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11. Press:
key display
[RCAL MODE ]
ENTER [MANUAL CALCON ]

If "MANUAL CALCON " is displayed, skip to step 13. If "AUTOMATIC CALCON" is

displayed:
12. Press ENTER, the display will start flashing. Press the ↑ key until the desired rcal
method is displayed, then press ENTER.
13. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
ENTER [CALCON RCAL ]
[READY TO START ]

14. Press:
key display
ENTER [ ± XXXXXXXXX ]

Auto span light (L3) will blink, READY light (L1) will go off. The display will accumulate in
"times ten" accuracy. Accumulation will continue and terminate automatically at end of
Test Duration. The accumulated tons will flash.
15. Do not press ENTER.
16. Record the displayed number for the new CALCON RCAL.
17. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
ENTER [AUTO SPAN ]
ENTER [CALCON RCAL ]
ENTER [ xxxxxx ]

18. Install new Calcon Rcal using the keypad.

19. Press ENTER to confirm newly entered value.
20. To obtain new weight or chain calibration constant follow this procedure :
21. Press:
key display
SET UP [PROTECTION ]
[SCALE DATA ]
[CAL DATA ]
ENTER [CALIBRATION MODE]
ENTER [WEIGHT OR CHAINS ]

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 If "WEIGHT OR CHAINS" is displayed, skip to step 24. If "ELECTRONIC RES" is
displayed:
22. Press ENTER, the display will start flashing. Press the ↑ key until the desired calibration
method is displayed, then press ENTER.
23. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
ENTER [CAL WGH OR CHAIN]
[READY TO START ]

24. Stop belt conveyor. Apply either weight standard and restart belt conveyor.
Press:
key display
ENTER [ ± XXXXXXXXX ]

Auto span light (L3) will blink, READY light (L1) will go off. The display will accumulate in
"times ten" accuracy. Accumulation will continue and terminate automatically at end of
Test Duration. The accumulated tons will flash.
25. Do not press ENTER.
26. Record the displayed number for the new CAL WGH CHAIN.
27. Press:
key display
CAL [ZERO CALIBRATION]
[SPAN CALIBRATION]
ENTER [AUTO SPAN ]
ENTER [CAL WGH OR CHAIN]
ENTER [ xxxxxx ]

28. Install new Calcon weight or chains using the keypad.

29. Press ENTER to confirm newly entered value.
30. Press RUN, resume normal operation of scale.

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3.12 MENU TREE
3.12.1 Run Menu Tree

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3.12.2 Set-Up Menu Tree

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3.12.3 Calibrate Menu Tree

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3.13 PERMANENT SCROLL RECORD - SET-UP SCROLLS

SCALE DATA SCROLL

1. Scale Units ______________________________
2. Decimal Place ______________________________
3. Scale Capacity ______________________________
4. Loadcell Capacity ______________________________
5. Number of Loadcells ______________________________
6. Filter ______________________________
7. Low Rate Set ______________________________
8. High Rate Set ______________________________
9. Rate Alarm Delay ______________________________
10. Auto Zero Track Range______________________________
11. Limit Auto Zero Track ______________________________

CALIBRATION DATA SCROLL

1. Calibration Mode _______________________________
2. RCAL Mode _______________________________
3. Loadcell mV/V _______________________________
4. Loadcell Resistance _______________________________
5. RCAL Resistance ___________________________
6. Weighbridge Lever Ratio _____________________________
7. Idler Spacing _______________________________
8. Number of Weigh Idlers ______________________________
9. Conveyor Angle __________________________
10. Calcon RCAL ______________________________

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I/O DATA SCROLL
1 Current Output Range mA
2 Current Output Damping
3 Divide Out
4 Pulse Width
5 Speed Input
6 Language
7 Input 2
8 Input 3
9 Input 4
10 Output 1
11 utput 2
12 utput 3
13 Output 4
14 Output 5

15 Alternate - Rate & Total

16 Clock.
17 Data Format

ALARMS SCROLL
1 Low Rate
2 igh Rate
3 Remote Counter Overflow
4 Belt Pulse Counter Overflow
5 Cold Start
6 Loadcell Failure
7 Maximum Zero Correction
8 Math Error

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PRINT SCROLL
1 Baud Rate
2 Stop Bits
3 Parity
4 Word Length
5 Handshake
6 End of Line
7 Delay End of Line
8 Print Interval
9 eport Format
10 String #1
11 Contents String #1
12 String #1 Position
13 tring #2
14 Contents String #2
15 String #2 Position
16 tring #3
17 Contents String #3
18 tring #3 Position
19 Master Total Position
20 eset Total Position
21 Date Position
22 Time Position

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 TEST SCROLL
1. Password ______________________
2. A/D Gross ______________________
3. A/D Net ______________________
4. Speed Pulses/Min. _____________________
5. Belt Speed ______________________
6. Belt Loading ______________________
7. Loadcell Signal mV ____________________
8. Correction Zero ______________________
9. Correction Span ______________________
10. Software Version ______________________

CALIBRATION SCROLL
1. Test Duration Length ____________________
2. Test Duration Pulses ____________________
3. Speed Pulses Prescale ___________________
4. Manual Zero ____________________
5. Manual Span ____________________

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 CHAPTER 4.0
MAINTENANCE
4.1 SERVICE AND REPAIR
The maintenance information in this manual should meet your service needs. If
problems occur that require technical assistance.
Thermo Electron has a repair center located at our plant in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Contact our Repair Representative for assistance. To expedite your service request,
please have your machine model and serial number available.
When returning parts for repair, please use the Return Material Authorization form
located in the Replacement parts section of this manual.

4.2 FREQUENT CHECKPOINTS

The Mini Model 11-101F Integrator is a solid-state device, and as such, should
require very little maintenance. The front panel can be wiped clean with a damp
cloth, and if necessary, a mild detergent (never use abrasive cleaners, especially on
the display window). As a preventative measure, check that all wires, plugs, and
integrated circuits are tight in their connectors. Also keep the enclosure door tightly
closed to prevent dirt infiltration.
More often than not, a quick visual inspection leads to the source of trouble. If a
problem does develop, check the following before proceeding to more specific
troubleshooting procedures.
1. Check Power
A. Check that the Line Voltage Selector Switches INT. 2 are set to the
correct line voltage (see Section 2.3.1).
B. Check the line fuse.
C. Check that the power switch is ON and that power is supplied to the unit.
2. Check Connections
A. Check that all terminations are secure.
B. Check that the Display Module and Keyboard connectors are firmly seated
in their connectors.
C. Check that the Remote Counter and optional output relays are secure in
their sockets.
D Check that all Jumpers are in their correct position.

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4.3 TROUBLESHOOTING
This unit has built-in troubleshooting capabilities. A number of possible problems are
automatically detected and screen messages are displayed. Also refer to the
Diagnostics Test Scrolls in Main Menu 3.
4.3.1 Load Cell Excitation and Signal Voltage
1. Measure excitation voltage across terminal 20 negative and 24 positive in
the scale junction box. This should be 10 VDC ± 5%.
2. If the excitation voltage is incorrect, then measure the excitation voltage in
the Mini 11-101F Integrator across terminal M3-17 negative and M3-12
positive. This should be 10 VDC ± 5%.
3. Measure DC millivolt signal voltage across terminal 22 positive and 23
negative in the scale junction box. This should be within 0-30 millivolts
DC (3mV/V loadcell), or 0-18 millivolts DC (1.8mV/V loadcell).
4. Measure DC millivolt signal voltage across terminal M3-14 positive and
M3-15 negative in the Mini 11-101F Integrator. This should be the same
as Step 3 above.
5. The millivolt output is in direct relation to weight applied. As weight is
increased, output should increase.
4.3.2 Resetting Master Total Procedure
Steps required to reset Master Total:
1. Press SET-UP. The Protection Scroll appears.
2. Press ENTER three times. Left most zero is flashing.
3. Press SIDE ARROW once. Second from left zero is flashing.
4. Enter 7832500 and press ENTER. This enters a non-documented
Ramsey protection level, which is the same as NONE.
5. Press RUN.
6. Press RATE/TOTAL until MT (master total) appears.
7. Press ENTER. CLEAR TOTAL appears and is flashing.
8. Press ENTER, resetting master total to zero.
9. Clear Ramsey protection level after resetting master total.
10. Press SET-UP. The Protection Scroll appears.

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 11. Press ENTER three times. Left most zero is flashing.
12. Enter in password previously installed or if no password has been
previously installed, enter in default password 20000000.
13. Press ENTER. This sets the password to NON ACTIVE.
14. Press RUN. Returns integrator to RUN mode.
4.3.3 To Remove a Forgotten Password
1. Press SET-UP. The Protection Scroll appears.
2. Press ENTER three times. Left most zero is flashing.
3. Enter in default password 20000000 and press ENTER. This sets the
password to NON ACTIVE.
4. See Section 3.6.1 for entering a new password.
4.3.4 Mini 11-101F Integrator Cold Start
To erase memory after the Mini 11-101F Integrator has already been setup.
1. Turn power off at the mains.
2. Open the front panel.
3. Locate jumper SW4 in the upper center section of the mother board (see
Figure 2-5).
4. Remove jumper SW4 and turn power on. Memory is now erased.
5. Wait until cold start message appears.
6. Replace jumper.

4.4 DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

Disposal of Lithium batteries and soldered printed circuit boards should be in
accordance with your local Hazardous Waste Policy.
As an alternative, you may return product supplied by Thermo Electron, freight
prepaid for disposal. Contact our repair department for a Return Authorization
Number before shipping any product for disposal.

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 CHAPTER 5.0
REPLACEMENT PARTS
5.1 GENERAL
This chapter gives information on how to order replacement parts for your Mini 11-
101F Integrator.

5.2 ORDER INFORMATION

For faster service when ordering parts, fax or telephone Thermo Electron Parts
Department.
The recommended procedure for ordering parts is as follows:
1. Determine the broken or faulty part(s).
2. Locate the part(s) in the parts list given.
3. Find the part number(s) for the item(s) needed and determine the quantity you
require.
4. Write or telephone to Thermo Electron

5. With your order, list the following information:

Mini 11-101F Integrator model and serial number
Purchase order number
Date required
Method of shipment preferred
List of parts, including part number, description and quantity

Your parts order will handled as expeditiously as possible.

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5.2.1 Parts List

EQUIPMENT

Mini 11-101F Integrator

Mother Board Assembly

A/C (Relay) Output Board Assembly

Serial Printer Interface Board

Keyboard Assembly
Display Assembly

A/C Assembly with Transformer and

Relay Output Board

A/C Transformer

Fuse, 115 VAC, 1.0 amp 5 x 20 mm

Fuse, 230 VAC, 0.5 amp 5 x 20 mm

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