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RS232 communication protocol

communication between a PC and a Scout Pro balance equipped with an optional accessory outlet, will take place through a RS232C serial port or USB, depending on the adapter purchased.
RS232C adapter cable is supplied with a 9-pin RS232C, right (without crossing Tx to Rx and all attached signs). The USB adapter is supplied with a software (driver) RS232C emulator. Thus, any program you use to control or interrogate the balance will see your balance Scout Pro as if it were attached to a COM port.
If you use the USB connection, you should ask the driver to emulate COM ports 3 or 4 since many programs are not prepared to recognize the port numbers of higher order. You should also tell the driver the speed and data format to be communicated.

The default data format is 2400/7-N-1, without control of handshake. We recommend keeping this setting active, especially if using the scale with the Data Studio software. We found that in many cases, distributors, and even factory reset 9600/8-N-1 communication. This will cause many programs just does not "see" the balance. To make everything work the way expected, you must restore the communication format to its default value through the setup menu of the scale, which is accessed through the buttons ON / OFF and PRINT. Warmly recommend you have your balance manual before attempting any changes.

Ohaus Scout Pro and maintain the SP Switch down the power button until the MENU (or CAL). 7/N/1 Add Choose Sensor

recipe for connecting a USB Pro Scout with Data Studio

Use the PRINT button to display MENU

Browse the menu to find the sub BAUD Adjust speed to 2400

Adjust the format to 7 NONE handshake Set to None. Connect

Scout Pro USB port When Windows asks the Driver, providing the CD that comes with the balance Then go to: Start -> Settings -> System -> Hardware -> COM Ports Locate

LPT port emulated just installed and edit Properties Ask is COM 3 or COM 4 Set communication speed to 2400 baud format

Set Close

Boot Configuration Data Studio Click the Settings button Click

interface connect request Pasporto

Instrumental

Finally Ohaus

choose Configure the experiment, adding graphics indicators, needle, histograms, etc.
Save the file with a name easy to remember: Ohaus.DS? "ScoutPro.DS?

Ready! The next time you only need to: Switch the balance

Double-click the file Ohaus.DS Press the button Start / Stop Data from the Studio to take the data

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