Model 920i

The 920i industrial weigh controller is suitable for most weighing applications. It offers a vast range of option and features including Profibus®, Ethernet, DeviceNet, AB remote I/O, Analogue output / input, pulse input. RS232/485.

The 920i can control up to 32 weighing systems, with up to 16 350Ω load cells per system. Panel mount, wall mount and universal enclosure options.

Simple programming, powerful control.

110-240 VAC supply OIML approved.

Features

  • Large 117mm by 86mm back lit LCD graphic dispaly.
  • Selectable character sizes from 6mm to 30mm.
  • Control and display up to 32 separate weighing systems.
  • Displays up to 4 scales with legal for trade information per screen.
  • Front panel or serial configuration / calibration.
  • IP66 stainless steel enclosure.
  • Multiple screens (program control).
  • Four bi-directional communications ports.
  • Operator prompts.

Options/Accessories

  • Digital I/O 24 per card.
  • Dual or single channel scale cards.
  • Analogue output.
  • Dual Analogue input.
  • 0-4 kHZ pulse input.
  • Memory card 1MB
  • DeviceNet™
  • AB remote I/O
  • Profibus DP®
  • Ethernet TCP/IP 10/100 Base-T module.
To order, or find out more about this product, fill in the form here or call 0118 946 1900
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Frequently Asked Questions

Our engineers are strategically positioned across the UK to ensure prompt responses when needed. Customers with a service agreement benefit from preferential call-out rates and response times. For more information, please contact ServiceDesk@aw.co.uk

Load cell cables can be cut to tidy the installation. However, it is advisable to ensure that each load cell in the system has cables of similar length. This helps maintain uniform load cell sensitivities and prevents potential cornering issues.

No. Each load cell in a weighing system should have the same capacity. Using load cells of different capacities will result in varied outputs among the load cells, causing weighing errors.

The calibration frequency will depend on your system and application; also, on your ISO requirements, if any. As a standard the calibration is carried out once a year, with more frequent checks on systems and more often recalibration if necessary.

Yes, Filtering is applicable for both display values and analogue values.