D730
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D730 Remote Display Installation Manual

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Display Display D730 – Six (6) LED digits with decimal points for displaying numeric, semi-alpha characters at 120 degrees viewing angle. • Character size (H x W) – 75mmx40mm (3"x1.6") • 28 LEDs per digit • 35mm (1.4") round RED and GREEN traffic lights Performance Visibility Greater than 20m (66 feet) at 120 degrees viewing angle Update Rate Dependant on data update rate Operating Environment Temperature: –10 to +50°C, -14 to 122°F case temperature Humidity:<90%RH non-condensing Storage: –20 to +60°C, -4 to 140°F ambient Digital Setup Automatic detection of protocol Full non-volatile...

NTEP Multi Zero support Multi zero support only applies to supported indicators and protocols. If the division size is 1x or higher, when the weight display returns to Zero the D730 will also display the trailing zero. Example: With the count set to 20, an indicator displays 00 at zero load. The D730 will also show 00 at zero as there is no leading zero blanking. NTEP is the National Type Evaluation Program in the US. Optional Accessories Weather Hood Pole mounting plate (RAM and VESA mounting compatible)

Introduction The D730 is a 7 segment super bright LED remote with 75mm (3") high digits and traffic lights. The D730 remote display is capable of interpreting and displaying formatted weight transmissions from digital weight indicators. Additionally it can be used to display semi-alpha text. The D730 can display up to 6 semi-alpha/numeric digits in 7 segment format. This unit is suitable for use in external applications and is designed to an IP65 rating. An optional weather hood is available to minimise effects of direct sunlight. The unit can be mounted on a flat surface with standard...

Power Connection Use an AC power source of 110-240VAC. The Protective Earth pin 4 MUST be connected to AC mains earth for both safety and EMC regulation compliance. Note: The power connection should be performed in accordance with local regulations. Use a power cable of min 0.75mm2 (AWG 20) to max 2.5mm2 (AWG 14) Figure 2 - AC power supply socket connection Communication connections 2.4.1. Earthing Requirements for Cable Shields Cable shields should ideally be connected to earth at one end for the communications option below. As there is no provision for the shield connection at the...

RS-232 Receive Only RS232 is not recommended for long cable runs or electrically noisy environments. Recommended maximum cable distance for RS232 is 15m. Figure 5 - RS232 Socket connection RS-485 Receive Only RS485 is the preferred serial connection for long cable runs. Multi-dropping is supported. A 120Ω resister is provided for termination. Recommended maximum cable distance for RS485 is 1,200m. Figure 6 - RS485 Socket connection Mounting Options Two stainless steel mounting brackets are used to mount the unit on a flat surface. These brackets are bolted to rear of the housing using the...

D730 Installation Manual Rev 1.01 2.5.2. Weather Hood (Optional) The optional weather hood can be used to minimise effects of direct sunlight. The Weather Hood mounting holes line up with the wall mounting holes on the brackets for easy fitment. Note: It is recommended when fitting the optional weather hood the two bottom bolts are loosely installed first to support the remote. 2.5.3. Optional Mounting Plate The optional mounting plate supports VESA, RAM and pole mounting. Figure 8 - Optional mounting plate Figure 9 - VESA, RAM and Pole mounting examples

Error Messages Underweight - the weight is below the minimum allowable weight reading. Check indicator Overweight - The weight is above the maximum allowable weight reading. Check indicator Error - The indicator is reporting an error. Check indicator No valid data from indicator and unit has timed out. Check serial input, protocol/baud/data-bits are supported then power cycle remote to reset.

Appendix A : Supported Protocols On power up the display will attempt to automatically detect one of the following protocols. Note that compatibility is not guaranteed and manufacturers may change their protocol at any time without notice. Serial Traffic light support NTEP multi zero support Protocol commonly used by indicators from: Custom software Refer Remote Display Protocol Manual for detailed protocol descriptions.