Installation manual
Operation Manual for LCD Digital Readouts  Page 36 of 48 
Circuit Board Jumpers 
JP1    FACTORY USE ONLY 
JP2    Encoder Technology Voltage    Default = Position A 
When this jumper is in the position A, the DRO is compatible with all current 
ProScale 150, 250, 180, 280, 380 and 580 systems. In order to use this digital 
readout with older ProScale Model 100 & 200 systems and other more recent 
products based on Capacitive Incremental Technology, (see picture below) this 
jumper must be set to the position B. 
If your Scale looks like this:           set JP2=B 
There is NO JP2 Circuit Board Jumper on the Panel Mount DRO. 
This readout does not support legacy Model 100 & 200 ProScale systems. 
JP3    Programming Lock-out    Default = Position A 
Front panel programming of the Digital Readout can be enabled or disabled 
though the use of this circuit board jumper. 
Front panel Programming is enabled when the shorting jumper is installed in 
position A. To disable Front panel Programming, install jumper on position B. 
When programming is disabled, the user cannot access the programming 
functions via the front panel as described in the Section 4: PROGRAMMING 
PARAMETERS.  This provides a method of configuring the Digital Readout with 
specific parameters then preventing unauthorized or accidental configuration 
changes. 
JP4    DRO Power Selection    Default = Position B 
The General Purpose and Panel Mount DRO will operate on either on internal 
battery power or external 24VDC. When this jumper is installed in position A, 
the DRO is powered by an external DC power source via the power connector 
When this jumper is installed in the B position, the DRO is powered from the 
internal battery(ies). 
JP5    Input/Output Selection     Default = Position A 
The General Purpose and the Panel Mount DRO have multipurpose connectors 
used for External Power and, either an Input or Output connection. The Input & 
Output functions are mutually exclusive. This jumper is used to configure the 
connector to be used as an Input or an Output. In position A, the connector is 
configured for OUTPUT.  In the B position, the connecter is configured for 
INPUT and is connected directly to the IN1 solder pad on the circuit board. 
See: EXTERNAL KEYPAD INPUT & PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT OPERATION UNDER ADVANCED 
PROGRAMMING. 










