Shering Command Model 920

Specifications

Shering Command 920 Digital Weight Indicator

  Load Cell Interface
Zero Range 0-16mV
Span Range Minimum 3mV @ 3000 div, Maximum 24mV
Resolution 6000 approved
30,000 non-approved
8,388,608 internal counts
Display Updates 10 per second
Stability Span temp coef. <10ppm/ºC>
Zero temp coef. <0.1µV/ºC>
Excitation Voltage 8VDC  12 load cells @ 350 ohms per load cell
Load Cell Sensitivity 0.1mV/V to 3mV/V
Load Cell Cable Length 100m MAX
  Communication
Serial Port Provides an RS232 interface
(Optional RS232 to Current Loop or RS485 converters are available which convert the output to either passive 20mA current loop or RS485/422 communications)
Data Format 1200-19,200 Baud
7-8 data bits
1-2 stop bits
Parity = odd, even, or none
Power Requirements 86-260VAC 48-62Hz
12/24VDC
Power Rating 10VA
  Tested to
Mains Interference Immunity to 10 millisecond blackouts
1KV, 50 nanosecond electrical spikes
RFI Immunity The Instrument (DWI) is tested over a frequency range of 26-1000MHz at a field strength of 3V/m to EN45501 (Metrological aspects of non-automatic weighing instruments)
ESD (Electrostatic discharge) Immunity to 8KV air discharges
6KV contact discharges
Power Interruption Power fail detect, automatic restart
  Metrological Characteristics
Centre of Zero Indicator illuminated when within ¼ division of gross zero
Over Capacity Indicated on weight display by 0-----kg
Under Zero Display Displays a negative weight
Zero Tracking Compensates for gradual weight changes when the weight display is displaying gross zero
Motion Detection Zero setting, semi-auto tare and printing are inhibited while the weight display is changing
  Mechanical
Weight Display Backlit LCD with 27mm high characters, 6 digit display
Annunciator Symbols are available for indicating centre of zero, gross weighing mode, net weighing mode
Keyboard Tactile membrane keyboard with audible feedback
Mountings Wall, Desktop, Panel
  Optional
Setpoint Card The instrument has up to 3 internal trip points with status display on the front panel. There are three input/output lines on the auxiliary connector. Each one may be configured as a remote input or as a setpoint drive output.

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