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Hi Cletus,

I do communications with a Mettler/Toledo Jaguar and JagXtreme scale interfaces. I don't have any experience with Compsee, though.

Most scales can be programmed to report the weight in several different ways. I know that the ones we have are able to send the weight automatically when the weight on the scale settles. They're also able to send it when the user presses a button on the scale interface.

On the Jaguar models that I work with, you're able to do more complex things as well. I can write entire programs that run on the scale and can do whatever you dream up. The JagXtreme even has a sockets interface so it can connect TCP/IP to my RPG programs and talk to them.

My recommendation to you is to find the manual for the scale. You might even want to talk to the manufacturer to see if they have a separate programming manual (separate from the basic "owner's manual") since that will help you out tremendously.

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Scott Klement  http://www.scottklement.com


On Thu, 28 Apr 2005, Cletus Robinson wrote:

I have a client that wants to replace their existing old terminals with
thin clients - but there is one problem. The person that did the
interface to the scales in the shipping department was let go. I am
wanting to know if anyone has interfaced with a scale before? I know
it's connected to the serial port, but how do I direct commands to the
scale to read the weight?

We are changing out the terminal and scanners. The current configuration
uses a PSC 5310IP4302 scanner with a Compsee QL501 interface connecting
to an NCI 7880 scale.


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