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Chapter 6: JAGXTREME Terminal Operations
Normal Operating Mode
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Normal Operating Mode
The terminal goes through a power-up sequence when it is turned on. This may include
a countdown timer to give it a sufficient warm-up period before it advances to normal
operating mode. After power up, the normal operating mode is active.
The terminal’s top weight display shows the current gross or net weight values. The top
display annunciators indicate the status of the display and the weighing mode (NET or
GROSS). The bottom display shows the current unit of measure in normal operation
mode. If enabled, the lower display shows the tare value or auxiliary units in net mode.
The following table illustrates JAGXTREME terminal’s display conditions.
Normal Weight Display
Condition Top Display Data
Bottom Display Data
Display Example
GROSS mode gross weight units
Gross
189.8 lb
GROSS
NET mode
Pushbutton tare active
Display tare enabled
net weight tare units
TARE
100.2 189.8 lb
TARE
NET mode
Preset tare active
Display tare enabled
net weight tare units
PT
190.0 100.0 lb
PT
NET mode
Display tare disabled
net weight units
NET
100.2 lb
NET
In a POWERCELL scale in run-flat mode, after a load cell has been detected, “est” is
displayed in the lower display to indicate the weight is estimated weight.
Operator Functions
Zero the Scale
If Pushbutton Zero is enabled, you can press ZERO to establish a new zero center of
reference for the scale when in gross mode.
1. Press the ZERO key. One of the following situations occurs:
• If Pushbutton Zero is disabled, the lower display reads ZERO INHIBITED, and
returns to Normal Operating mode.
• If Pushbutton Zero is enabled and the scale is in net mode, the lower display reads
ZERO REQ FAILED, and returns to Normal Operating mode.
• If Pushbutton Zero is enabled and the residual weight on the scale is greater than
the Pushbutton Zero range, the lower display reads ZERO REQ FAILED. In this case,
a new zero value cannot be established using the ZERO key. The terminal returns to
Normal Operating mode.