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Section 4: Input/ Output (I/O)
4.2.6. Customizing the Output Data Strings
The FB3000 Kernel Weight Server program can also be customized to support numerous manufacturers software interfaces and peripheral devices. When programming a Data String Protocol not formatted as one of the
Load Defaults
, the Output Data String must be
programmed manually
using the
Build,
Tokens, and Weights Tabs.
4.2.7. Steps in Customizing
Follow these steps to customize the Output Data String.
1. Locate the required Output Data String by viewing history from previous work completed with the customer, or by emailing and/or calling the company directly and asking their IT Department for this information.
2. Compare the required Output Data String with the five
Load Default
configurations.
3. Open the
Load
tab.
4. Select the
COM Port
to be configured.
5. Select the
Load Default
that most resembles the required
Output Data String format
.
6. Press the button.
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4.2.7. Steps in Customizing, Continued
7. Open the
Build
tab.
8. Left-click on the appropriate field to be generated within the specific data string, then select
Text.
─
This adds a new
Text
box to the
Output Data String.
9. Program a command within the Data
String, either enter an
ASCII
Character
, or
input text
.
─
When inputting ASCII Characters,
always precede the message with
“
0x...
” and the equivalent ASCII code up to 3 digits (i.e. 0x099).
10. Open the
Port Settings
tab.
11. Program the
Baud Rate, Stop Bits
, and the
Parity
to the appropriate settings.
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4.2.7. Steps in Customizing, Continued
A drop-down Menu Window opens when any
Data Type
choice is selected by left-clicking in the field
Window Name Description
CONFIGURE OUTPUT,
─
Build Tab
Configures the data string protocol order, written in
ASCII text.
By left-clicking in any item, a drop-down menu offers different parameters, or removes them.
Text may be added to the data string by clicking in the
Value
field, then entering it.
─ Also by clicking into the
Data Type
box and choosing text from the drop down box.
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Table of contents
- 6 SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION
- 6 1.1. Introduction
- 6 1.1.1. The FB
- 6 1.1.2. Kernel Description
- 7 Technical Specifications
- 9 Features
- 11 SECTION 2: CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY
- 11 Users’ Responsibilities
- 12 Equipment/ Component Care
- 13 SECTION 3: KEY FUNCTIONS AND MENUS
- 13 3.1. Key Functions
- 16 Backing Up Changes
- 16 Saving Changes to a Folder
- 17 SECTION 4: INPUT/ OUTPUT (I/O)
- 17 Introduction
- 17 Configure Output
- 17 Introduction
- 17 Configuring an Output Data String
- 17 Two Methods of Formatting
- 18 Load Default Data Protocols
- 18 Load the Default COM Settings
- 20 4.2.6. Customizing the Output Data Strings
- 20 4.2.7. Steps in Customizing
- 23 ASCII and Text Data Character Types
- 24 Other Data String Customization
- 30 20 mA Serial Current Loop Programming
- 32 4.4. IP Network Output
- 32 IP Setup Menu Overview
- 34 IP Network Output Setup Instructions
- 37 Testing the IP Network Output
- 38 SECTION 5: OPERATION
- 38 5.1. System Boot-up Procedure
- 39 5.2. Viewing Options
- 39 5.3. Gross Weighing
- 40 5.3.1. Using the Display Screen Function Buttons
- 41 5.4. Application Shut-Down Procedure
- 42 System Shutdown Procedure
- 43 SECTION 6: SERVICE & MAINTENANCE
- 43 Troubleshooting
- 44 Remote Service and Diagnostics
- 44 Opening the VNC Connection
- 45 APPENDIX I: GPIO PORT
- 45 Programming the GPIO Port
- 45 Reading the GPIO Data
- 45 Writing the GPIO Data
- 46 APPENDIX II: I/O ADDRESSES & CONTROL
- 46 Interrupt Controller
- 46 DMA Channel Assignment
- 47 Memory Map
- 48 Shared Memory (Kernel Mapped Output)
- 51 I/O Map
- 52 APPENDIX III: DATA OUTPUT
- 52 Remote Display Output
- 52 Configure Output
- 52 Fairbanks Data Format
- 54 Toledo Data Format
- 56 Cardinal 738 Continuous Scoreboard Data Format
- 56 Weightronix Data Format
- 57 Condec Continuous Data Format
- 57 COM Port Connections
- 58 APPENDIX IV: IP COMMAND FUNCTIONS
- 59 APPENDIX V: PROGRAMMING THE WATCHDOG TIMER
- 60 APPENDIX VI: KERNEL 20MA CODES
- 61 APPENDIX VII: SOCKS INFORMATION
- 65 APPENDIX VIII: REMOTE FUNCTIONS
- 66 APPENDIX IX: ASCII CODES