RD 4000

RD 4000

RD 4000

Product catalog summary
Features
  • The RD 4000 connects to any EZ indicator with a Remote Port and does not require a power cord.
  • It features LEDs that are readable in bright sunlight and a rugged steel housing rated NEMA4 / IP67.
  • The device mounts using a standard indicator bracket and four 3/8” (10mm) bolts.
  • It displays six 3.8” tall numbers or letters and has alarm LEDs visible from any angle.
  • A progress bar assists in loading ingredients and can be configured to count up or down.
  • The acrylic lens is easily replaceable if damaged.
Operation
  • When the EZ indicator is turned on, the RD 4000 also activates, displaying the full alphanumeric display of the EZ indicator.
  • It supports six annunciators: Lb, Kg, Load, Net, Data, and Gross.
  • The alarm LEDs activate in sync with the EZ indicator alarm lamp.
Installation
  • Mounting dimensions are provided for installation.
  • The RD4000 interface cable connects from the remote port (J903) on the EZ indicator to the RD4000.
  • Y-cables can be used to connect multiple remote indicators to the EZ indicator, with up to two RD4000s and one other remote connectable to an EZ III series indicator.
Progress Bar
  • The progress bar is compatible with version 5.B software or greater on specific EZ indicators (EZ 2000, EZ 2400, EZ 3200, EZ 3400, EZ 3500, EZ 3600, EZ 4300, EZ 4600).
  • For older software versions, a software upgrade is recommended.
Bar Graph Mode
  • With EZ software revision 5.A or greater, the bar graph can be set to various modes, displaying from left to right or right to left for Presets, Timer/Counter, and Gross Full Scale Weight.
  • The Gross Full Scale Weight setting activates all LEDs of the bar graph, with an example provided for clarity.
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RD 4000-1

Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin USA Panningen, The Netherlands www.digi-star.com

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RD 4000-2

Diai-StarJ^ Features ■ Connects to any EZ indicator with a Remote Port ■ No power cord is required ■ LEDs are readable even in bright sunlight ■ Rugged steel housing is NEMA4 / IP67 rated ■ Mounts using the standard indicator mounting bracket ■ Mounts using four 3/8” (10mm) bolts ■ Six 3.8” tall numbers or letters ■ Alarm LEDs on both ends of display are visible from any angle ■ Progress bar assists operator when loading ingredients ■ Progress bar can be configured to increase or decrease when counting up or down ■ Acrylic lens easily replaced if damaged When the EZ indicator is turned on, the...

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RD 4000-3

Installation Manual Mounting Dimensions Connecting RD4000 Interface Cable Connect the RD4000 interface cable from the remote port (J903) on your EZ indicator to your RD4000. ■ Use Y-cables to connect more than one remote indicator to your EZ indicator. ■ Place the Y-cable close to the EZ indicator when using more than one RD4000. ■ Connect up to two RD4000s and one other remote to your EZ III series indicator. Progress Bar The progress bar works with version 5.B software or greater on the following indicators: EZ 2000 EZ 2400 If your EZ indicator has a previous revision of software, contact your...

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RD 4000-4

Diai-StarJ^ The RD4000 displays only alphanumeric characters and annunciators on EZ 150, EZ 210 and EZ 320 indicators. Bar Graph Mode With EZ software revision 5.A or greater the bar graph is functional and can be set to the following settings: Menu #2 BARGRP - (D.A.N. 236) 0 = OFF. 1 = Display from "left to right” for Presets and Timer/Counter only. 2 = Display from "left to right” for Presets, Timer/Counter & Gross Full Scale Weight. 3 = Display from "right to left” for Presets and Timer/Counter only. 4 = Display from "right to left” for Presets, Timer/Counter & Gross Full Scale Weight. Menu...

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