Taskmaster® 780S Universal Enclosure

The Taskmaster® 780S is a high precision, highly configurable and fully programmable weight and
process controller.

It has a rugged, industrial design with a modern graphical display.

It offers a choice of batch control and communication interfaces for most industrial weighing applications.

The configuration can be carried out through the instrument and via PC application.

As a standard Taskmaster® 780S is supplied with loadcell and digital inputs, relay outputs, USB, CAN Bus,
RS232 interfaces and range of optional interfaces available.

Features

  • High precision weighing and process controller with 24 bit resolution.
  • Display resolution of up to 100,000 divisions.
  • 10-32vdc or 110-240vac power supply models.
  • High resolution, full colour 7” projective capacitive touch screen LCD display.
  • 3 volts free relay contact outputs, 3 digital inputs, loadcell input, 2 USB interfaces, CAN Bus interface and 2 RS232 interfaces.
  • Highly configurable and fully programmable for batching and control functions.
  • 3 option card slots.
  • Real time clock and calendar.
  • Capability to monitor and alarm individual load cell faults including out of range, out of balance and cable break faults via the on board CAN Bus interface when used in conjunction with the AW Intelligent load cell Junction box.
  • Designed and manufactured in the UK.

Options/Accessories

  • Optional Triple Loadcell Input Card.
  • Optional Dual Analogue Output Card.
  • AW780S weigh controller – AC version
  • AW780S weigh controller – DC version
  • Choice of applications: single or multi scale weigh indicator, batch weigher, check weigher, plant control and automation.

Click on the image to view the Taskmaster Configuration video

Click on the image to view the Taskmaster Calibration video

Manuals &
Documentation
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File Version Size Download
Manuals
Taskmaster® 580 & 780 Technical Manual Issue 4 6 MB Download
Profibus Card Datasheet Issue 1 1 MB Download
Profibus Manual Issue 1 516 KB Download
Ethernet IP Card Datasheet Issue 1 1 MB Download
Ethernet IP Manual Issue 1 511 KB Download
Profinet IRT Card Datasheet Issue 1 1 MB Download
Profinet IRT Manual Issue 1 485 KB Download
EtherCAT Card Datasheet Issue 1 1 MB Download
EtherCAT Manual Issue 1 479 KB Download
Modbus Card Datasheet Issue 1 1 MB Download
Modbus TCP Manual Issue 1 483 KB Download
Triple Loadcell Card Datasheet Issue 1 892 KB Download
Triple Loadcell Option Card Manual Issue 1 320 KB Download
Dual Analogue Card Datasheet Issue 1 1 MB Download
Dual Analogue Option Card Manual Issue 1 321 KB Download
8 Way IO Card Datasheet Issue 1 827 KB Download
8 Way IO Card Manual Issue 1 1 MB Download
Software
IP Config Setup Vers 1 1,009 KB Download
Configuration Files
AW580_00020 Profibus Config File Vers 1 2 KB Download
AW580_00040 Profinet Config File Vers 1 6 KB Download
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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.