FOR MEASURABLE SUCCESS
COUNTING SCALE 9222
Operating Manual
Trade, Commerce and Industry
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
■ Application
The Soehnle Professional Counting Scale 9222 is
designed for weighing goods and calculating unit
totals.
■ Cleaning
All you need to clean the equipment is a damp
cloth and a commercial cleaning agent. Do not use
scouring agents.
■ Safety Notices
■ Maintenance and Service
Read the operator manual carefully before using
the equipment for the first time. It contains impor-
tant information on the installation, correct use and
maintenance of the equipment.
The scales do not require regular maintenance.
However, it is worth checking their accuracy at
regular intervals. The frequency will depend on
the application and condition of the scales.
The manufacturer shall not be held liable if the
following notices are not complied with: Observe
the regulations in place when using electrical com-
ponents with important safety requirements. Never
carry out work on energised scales. Improper instal-
lation will invalidate the warranty. The electrical
connections must comply with the ratings printed
on the power supply unit.
The equipment is designed for use in buildings.
Note the permissible operating ambient tempera-
tures (specifications).
The equipment complies with electromagnetic
compatibility requirements. Avoid exceeding the
maximum values specified in the standards. If
you have any problems, contact your Soehnle
Professional service partner.
■ Note
In accordance with European directive 89/336/EEC
this device is fitted with noise suppression. How-
ever, the display reading can be affected by extreme
electrostatic or electromagnetic interference, e.g.
using a radio or mobile phone in the immediate
vicinity of the equipment. At the end of the inter-
ference the product can be used again for its pur-
pose, however it may need to be switched on
again. In the event of permanent electrostatic inter-
ference we recommend earthing the platform.
This device is a measuring instrument. Drafts, vibra-
tions, rapid changes in temperature and solar irradi-
ation can affect the scale reading.
The scales comply with safety rating IP 54. High air
humidity, steam, aggressive fluids and contamination
must be avoided.
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■ Warranty/Liability
■ Specifications
If the supplied goods contains a defect attributable
to Soehnle Professional, Soehnle Professional shall
be entitled to rectify the defect or provide a replace-
ment. Replaced parts shall become the property
of Soehnle Professional. Should the rectification
or replacement not prove unsatisfactory, statutory
provisions shall apply. The warranty period is for
2 years and starts on the day of purchase. Please
keep your invoice as a receipt. For service please
contact your dealer or the Soehnle Professional
customer service department.
Weighing range:
Numeral script:
Accuracy:
6 kg / 15 kg / 50 kg
0,2 g / 0,5 g / 1 g
1/30.000 / 1/30.000 / 1/50.000
Operating temperature: 0° – 40°C
Power supply:
Interface:
9V / 500 mA, AC-Adapter;
6V-Akkus eingebaut
RS-232
■ Disposal
Faulty batteries must be disposed of in
accordance with national and local envi-
ronmental regulations and raw materials
must be recycled.
No liability shall be accepted in particular for
damage arising from the following situations:
Unsuitable, improper storage or use, faulty assem-
bly / commissioning by the buyer or third parties,
natural wear, modification or tampering, faulty or
negligent handling, in particular overuse, chemical,
electro-chemical, electrical interference or humidity,
insofar as these are not attributable to Soehnle
Professional.
PB
Should operational, climatic or other effects result
in a significant change to the operating conditions
or the condition of the material, the warranty for
the overall operation of the equipment shall be-
come invalid. Where Soehnle Professional provides
a warranty in individual cases, this implies freedom
from defects to the goods for the duration of the
warranty period.
Soehnle Professional GmbH & Co. KG
Manfred-von-Ardenne-Allee 12
DE-71522 Backnang
Phone +49 (0) 71 91 / 34 53-0
Keep the original packaging in case it is required
for returning the goods.
Fax
+49 (0) 71 91 / 34 53-211
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2. USING THE SCALES FOR THE FIRST TIME
■ Supplied Contents
■ Switching on/off
On
button, and off
•
•
•
Scales
Switch the scales on using the
Off
button (see illustration). Do not load
Platform
Wall power supply
using the
the scales at this point.
Attention: Carefully place the items to be weighed
on the scales. Do not permanently load the platform.
Avoid impacts or overloading beyond the specified
maximum load as this could damage the scales.
■ Assembling the Scales
1. Remove the cover from the platform and place
the platform on the scales.
2. Assemble the scales at the application point.
3. Use the adjustable legs and the spirit level
to ensure the scales are mounted horizontally.
4. Attach the wall power supply. The installed
battery charges up (LED lit).
5. The scales are ready for operation.
Connection
for other
scales
RS-232C
interface
(inactive)
Off
On
ON and OFF
buttons
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3. INPUT AND CONTROL
■ Control Keys
01
13
02
14
03
15
ALARM
x1
7
4
1
0
8
5
2
.
9
6
Off
On
0
04
16
05
17
06
18
ADD
TOTAL
PLU
07
19
08
20
09
21
A
3
B
10
22
11
23
12
24
GN R
C
PLU shortcut keys (to call up
stored unit weights directly)
Sum total key (show overall unit totals
and weights after adding)
01
13
12
24
To input numerical values
PLU shortcut keys for saving,
loading or modifying saved unit weights
("Product Look Up")
0
9
PLU
Input the reference weight
(unit weight)
x1
Reset display to zero /
delete input
C
Input the reference amount
(unit total)
Zero setting key
Tare
0
Toggle key between 2 scales
(inactive)
A
B
Change the display between gross,
net and tare weights
Limit setting
ALARM
(max./min total weight/unit total)
Adding values
ADD
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■ Display
NET
kg
g
Total weight
PLU
kg
g
Reference weight or amount
Calculated unit total
A B C D
Hi
Lo
ACC
■ Display Symbols
Charge battery
Net weight
Display in kilograms
Display in grams
Idle
Zero report
Load above upper target weight
Load below lower target weight
PLU memory
Sum total memory
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4. WEIGHING AND COUNTING
■ Zero setting
■ Counting
If after powering up the scales there is
Counting with an unknown unit
weight (method 1)
0
no load on the scales but the display is
not zero, press
0
. Possible zero setting
•
Place the counted reference unit
total on the platform.
range –2%…+2% of the weighing range.
The display shows
.
•
Enter the unit total and press
within 4 seconds to calculate the
unit weight, otherwise the input will
be deleted automatically.
■ Calculating / Deducting
the Tare Weight
Other amounts placed on the scales will now also
be counted.
Weighing with the tare weight
calculated
•
•
Place the container on the platform.
Press
Counting with an unknown unit
weight (method 2)
.
The display goes to zero.
•
When the scales are unladen press
. "SAMPLE" appears in the sec-
ond line of the display and "100"
in the third line.
Enter the unit total.
Place the counted reference unit
total on the platform.
The display shows
.
Weighing with the tare weight
manually entered
•
•
•
Enter the known tare weight in
grams.
•
Press
display flashes.
until the value in the
•
Wait briefly until the scales have
calculated the unit weight.
•
•
Place the container on the platform.
Place the items to be weighed on
the scales.
Other amounts placed on the scales will now also
be counted.
The net weight is displayed when the scales come
Counting with an unknown unit
weight (method 3)
to rest. The display shows
.
•
Place the counted reference unit
total on the platform.
Deleting the Tare Weight
When the scales are unladen press
.
•
Press
. "SAMPLE" appears in the
second line of the display and "100"
in the third line.
•
Enter the unit total.
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•
Remove the reference pieces from
the platform and wait briefly until
the scales have calculated the unit
weight.
"LoAd. Hi" is displayed.
•
•
Enter upper target weight.
Press
ALARM
.
"LoAd. Lo" is displayed.
Other amounts placed on the scales will now also
be counted.
•
•
Enter lower target weight.
ALARM
Press
.
If the limits are exceeded a signal sounds and the
Compensating fluctuating weights
Place other reference pieces on the scales. Press
to calculate the exact unit weight.
warning arrow flashes on
or
.
Removing the limits
C
Select the target levels and delete with
.
Counting with a known unit weight
x1
•
Enter the known unit weight in
grams.
Press
■ Sum Total
x1
•
within 4 seconds, other-
•
Calculate the unit weight as
described in "Counting".
ADD
wise the input will be deleted auto-
matically.
•
Place the goods on the scales and
Other amounts placed on the scales will now also
be counted.
wait until
appears.
and empty the scales.
ADD
•
•
Press
Place more goods on the scales and
wait until
appears.
ADD
■ Setting Target Weights /
•
Press
again and empty the
Quantities
scales...
A top and bottom limit can be set for
The number of added readings is shown on
the left. Up to 180 readings can be stored.
ALARM
weight or counted readings.
ALARM
•
Press
.
Attention
•
•
Changing the PLU deletes the sum total memory.
The same unit totals cannot be added one after
another as the scales will assume that the plat-
form has not been cleared beforehand. A warn-
ing sounds.
"PCS. Hi" is displayed.
•
•
Enter the maximum unit total.
Press
ALARM
.
"PCS. Lo" is displayed.
•
•
Enter the minimum unit total.
ALARM
Press
.
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Displaying the sum total
■ Selecting PLUs
•
Press
.
Selecting PLUs stored under
01
12
24
the PLU shortcut keys
13
Deleting the sum total in the memory
•
Press the required PLU shortcut key. For the
lower limit press the key again.
C
•
Press
.
PLU is activated.
■ Saving PLU (Product Look Up)
PLUs are used to store information on parts that are
used regularly, so that the data can be retrieved
quickly from the memory. The PLU number contains
data on the tare weight, name and unit weight.
Depending on the model, the scales can store up
to 1000 PLUs.
Selecting the PLUs stored under 0–199
PLU
•
•
•
Press
until you hear the audible signal.
Enter the PLU number.
PLU
Press
.
PLU is activated.
Note: The PLU numbers of the shortcut keys and the
numerical keys are shown identically on the right.
Note the displayed unit weight (e.g. a different value
may be stored under PLU-013 via the PLU shortcut
keys and the numerical keys).
01
13
12
24
Saving under the PLU shortcut keys
•
Calculate the unit weight
as described in "Counting".
PLU
PLU
•
•
Press
.
Press the required PLU shortcut key,
Editing PLUs
01
13
e.g.
.
•
•
•
•
Call up the PLU to be changed.
Press PLU . The unit weight will flash.
Enter a new unit weight.
For the lower value press the PLU
shortcut key again.
PLU
PLU
•
Press
.
Press
.
PLU is programmed.
The new PLU is stored.
Saving under the numerical keys 0-999
•
Calculate the unit weight
as described in "Counting".
■ Programming the PLUs
PLU
with Tare Weight
PLU
•
•
Press
.
•
•
Place the tare weight on the scales.
Enter the required numerical value
Press
.
for the PLU number.
Continue as described in "Saving PLU
(Product Look Up)".
PLU
•
Press
.
PLU is programmed.
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■ Programming the Tare Weight
•
Zero point calibration
< A/D reading
as Standard
•
Place the tare weight on the scales before
switching them on.
< reading 0 (grams)
< "Pnt 0"
•
Switch on the scales.
Make sure that the scales are empty.
Wait until the A/D reading (1st row) is stable,
Continue as described in "Saving PLU
(Product Look Up)".
then press
to continue.
•
Setting the calibration weight
■ Error Messages
< A/D reading
< calibration weight 0 (grams)
Max. weighing range exceeded
> Take the items off the scales
< "Pnt. CAL"
Place the calibration weight (min. 1/3 of the
weighing range) on the platform. Enter the
weight in grams via the keypad. Wait until
Piep
Zero setting not possible
> Deviation from zero point too high
the A/D reading is stable, then press
.
■ User Calibration
The calibration was successful.
•
Press
and switch on the scales with the
On
key.
C
•
Select using
"CAL 4"
Error Message "Err. Ad"
> Calibration weight too low
and confirm using
.
> Deviation from calibration weight
too high
•
Selecting the maximum weight
Select the maximum weight in kg
C
(2nd row) using
with
and confirm
Use a calibration weight with at least 1/3 of the
weighing range. You should calibrate in the range
in which you need to achieve the highest degree
of accuracy.
.
•
The power-up initialisation starts when the
scales are discharged.
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Counting Scale 9222
Soehnle Professional GmbH & Co. KG
Manfred-von-Ardenne-Allee 12
DE-71522 Backnang
Phone +49 (0) 71 91 / 34 53-0
Fax
+49 (0) 71 91 / 34 53-211
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