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1. cccccssssscececeeeeseeeeeeaeeseeeceseeeseeeeeseauaeeeeeseaaageeeeessneaes 46 15 4 Cooperation with a transponder card reader cccccooonnccnnccccnocnnnccncnnonnonnnnonnnccnnnnonnnnnnnnnononannnnnnnnnas 46 15 4 1 Selecting of communication POlt cccccoonnnccncccconccnnccccnnnnnnnnonononcnnnononnnrennnnornnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnonnnos 47 15 4 2 Procedure of ascribing card numbers to operators ooooccccccoonnconnccnnnncnnnnnonnnanncnnnnonannnnnnnnns 47 15 5 Cooperation with an additional diSplay coooooonnncnnccconononnnnnnnnonccnnnnnnnncnnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnns 48 15 5 1 Selecting a communication PON 0 A AA A ces 48 15 5 2 Selecting an additional display type sess 49 16 DATE 7 TIME SETTING cocos adas 50 16 45 TMe VIO WS acra cob dis 50 16 2 TIMES CUINA 50 AA O A rA E E A A UM 51 Qr uu greltyp mec ao 52 EET o ore C erect E 52 17 2 Printout of stable 7 unstable dal 53 17 3 Checkwe eighing Mode etsera genie asa her aai a a a aai deos E nU eaa ia aE 54 17 4 Nonesstandard printouts 5 accused an oir depo td xo Een lll it did lines 55 17 5 Designing non standard printouts ooccooncccccocccnconoccnccnnnnnnnnnccnnnnnonnnnnnrrnnonannnnnnnrrnnnnnnnnrnnnrrenenanins 55 17 6 Texts in non standard printouts ii date ee LE er Ya e ER Cot Y eo dente A Ev ea ver A EE v kr veu A debe ds 56 17 61 Gode Tomas ition ESI EHE a a esse tud a s A saca a ELDER a 56 17 6 2
2. 19 1 Editing reports While in any work mode press and then pn cnn WOU PARAMETERS ma nenn ENTER bug 4 G 7 N REPORTS Return to weighing See 11 3 76 19 2 Printouts of reports After entering see ch 19 1 you will see the following display START DATE 001 06 20 13 07 x A X Begin date Time i ENTER e To edit variables press HR ENTER F1 e To filter according to the selected variable press ES and you will see the following window e Confirm changes by pressing M x 0 500 START GATE 5 Filtering off i e Press to go to the next variable Caution Code filter of assortment or operator can have folowing values F2 e ALL key X 7 complex report comprising weighings for each product or operator separately F3 e NON ZERO key complex report comprising weighings for each product or operator separately An example of complex report pattern is described in ch 32 5 of this manual T e After editing all variables go to the next item PRINT REPORT f by pressing ENTER e Press Cem you will see the window e Press 9 Return to weighing to print out the report See 11 3 Caution If a user disables filtering according all the variables the program will print out a report from all the weighings 20 CONFIGURATION OF EXTERNAL INPUTS OUTPUTS 20 1 Configu
3. 24 3 control according to an inscribed standard mass While in weighing mode users can define MIN MAX Procedure 0 9 e Using ar numerical keys inscribe a MIN threshold irm wi and confirm with L 2 J 96 e You will see the following display 9 e Using ar numerical keys inscribe a MAX threshold and confirm with L 2 J e Software returns to WEIGHING While setting these thresholds following features are important e Symbols Min OK Max in the upper line of the display load mass grater than the II nd threshold load mass between thresholds load mass lower than the l st threshold e Designation of the proper interval OK on the bargraph NA interval between lower and upper threshold e Three fields of signalling LEDs over the display Left red when this field shines the mass is lower than the Min threshold Middle green Designation of the proper interval OK between MIN and MAX thresholds Right red when this field shines the mass is higher than the Max threshold 97 Notice Users can use this function in other work modes like counting pieces weighing in percents etc Only values and units can change 24 4 Maximal force latch Procedure Enter the TOP work mode TOP selection is signalled by the Max pictogram in the upper line of the display When a force acting on the pan changes on the display only the maximal value can
4. 27 3 Relay module PK1 Relay module PCB PK1 This is an alternative solution for reed relay outputs present on the main board in the standard solution The usage of this module excludes the usage of standard reed relay outputs The advantage of using this module are the electrical parameters of contacts All outputs can be freely configured from the level of parameters The cable is led out via a gland on the back wall of the housing 3m length Caution PK1 modules constitutes an alternative solution for reed relays present on board Using this module disables reed relays outputs 27 3 1 Technical specification Quantity of relays 0 14 0 5mm cuentcaltying cCapacily Or Jas A cem SOV DG SA contacts Caution When inductive load it is advisable to use a suppression circuit LC or voltage dependent resistors installed next to the receptor Parameters of these circuits are determined by clients 27 3 2 Installing in PUE C41H indicators These module are intended to mount inside PUE C41H indicators It is mounted to the main board to the 10 pin J3 connector An additional gland is installed on the back wall and a 3m cable is led out through it Wires should be free from insulation 125 Installing procedure AUN oo Unplug the scale from mains Unscrew and take off the back wall of the housing Install your module in J3 on the main board During installation turn your attention to pl
5. ET Ethernet module AN analogue outputs module PK 1 relay outputs module WE 8 8 inputs 8 outputs module WE 4 4 inputs 4 outputs module DP 1 Additional A D converter module for second platform RS D1 RS485 led out via a gland Main board view with some additional modules being installed amp 1 o al lalalalalala W ls n iino A 1 z Ja El TiO J8 Jand jo J20 Jumper s lor m 240 05465 h amp amp amp amp mm m a a 5 x 5 RS4B5 gertineps I EA Jii cable conector p TD E Fui Li 171 5U putput duse EE 4 additional A D module Ethernet module relay outputs module analogue output module AUN 117 Main board view with connectors for additional modules diapla TOP AsO converter modul Jia Solder jumpers nue mL connector JTAG Factory Accusulator luse setings J e is j a 12 Bodul H548 A 05232 45465 J10 13 JB 4 4e ooo 23 e Jumpers for 25405 TEI ELME PE cable connector 421 J18 DP 1 module J1 Ethernet ET 1G ET 1 D module J3 Relay module J12 WE 8 module J12 AN module 27 1 Ethernet module ET alan a pe EITHRHITIDEM af Z190Y8 IZ an Y w FREE s Ag 270 Ethernet module PCB 118 This module is designed according to TCP IP 10 100 Mbit s standard It comprises two signalling LED s e D2 lights Ethernet connecti
6. 239 COM PORTS PARANETERS SHUD RATE 51600 Return to weighing See 11 3 14 1 2 Baud rate of RS 485 Procedure e Enter P2 COM PORTS PARAMETERS gt according to 11 2 and then ze L COM PORTS PRRARETERS Fe BRUD RATE ES BAUD RATE Return to weighing See 11 3 34 14 1 3 RS 232 parameters Procedure Enter lt P2 2 RS232 1 gt and press ER Using scroll to lt P2 2 2 DATA BITS gt and press E3 Peed a DATA BITS 7 d osi ENTER The selected value confirm with ER 1 Using go to lt P2 2 3 PARITY BIT gt and press ER R gt none EVEN SUU PARITY BIT NONE Hea ENTER The selected value confirm with 3 1 Using go to lt P2 2 4 STOP BITS gt and press E3 ENTER The selected value confirm with E Return to weighing See 11 3 Caution Search chapter 32 2 2 of this manual to find details on connecting the scale with EDYTOR WPW via RS232 235 14 1 4 Setting of RS 485 parameters Procedure Enter lt P2 1 RS485 gt and press 258 v Using go to lt P2 1 2 DATA BITS and press ER The selected value confirm with EN Using go to lt P2 1 3 PARITY BITS and press 8 m 4 7 NONE I c l i 0DD PARITY BIT NONE ENTER The selected value confirm with EN Using go to lt P2 1 4 STOP BITS and press EN ENTER The selected value confirm with EN Return to weighing See 11 3
7. ENTER e Press ET aa 7 QUTI C ura i I L OUTI r 4 x mn 0 e Confirm the selected value with 3 e Using go to the next function Notice You can ascribe all functions to outputs accordingly Hemember that the standard solution has only 3 reed relay outputs Return to weighing See 11 3 21 STATISTICS 21 1 Updating statistics All statistics are updated in real time after every subsequent measurement after putting a load on the pan reaching equilibrium and pressing ER Number of weighings and sum are show in the lower line of the display Quantity of weighings Total mass of all loads Statistics can be calculated globally does not depend on the selected product or separately for every product from the assortment database It can be set in parameters lt P6 6 STATISTICS gt 80 Procedure e Enter lt P6 DATABASES gt according to 11 2 and then P5 DATABASES ENTER md GENERAL global statistics ASSORT Statistics for every product Return to weighing See 11 3 21 2 Printouts of statistics Users can print out statistics in any work mode Procedure 1 SUA 3 800 MO AMCAN q LI CILILI Q STATISTICS E 81 y pt Using users can view the current statistics SUM total mass of all details AVG every mass of all details MIN minimal mass MAX maximal mass Printout example N27 numbe
8. Weighing time Operator code Assortment code Contractor code Number of series Platform number Batch number This program includes a standard pattern of printouts from the database pattern name AWG014 with following variables Net mass of weighing Date Time Caution Remember that the name of a new printout design should have the following pattern XWGXXX where XX subsequent number of printout 58 17 6 4 Variables for printouts of reports from weighings 70086 Weighing status threshold for weighing MIN OK or MAX 130 Marking of the space for weighings in a complex report the variable needs to be situated at the beginning and in the end of the requested printing space Variables for complex report pattern i e with heading and footer An example of complex report is described in ch 32 5 of this manual The program includes 4 patterns of reports from weighings XRP02X is the English equivalent of XRPO1 and XRPO04X is an English equivalent of XRPO3x Name Comprised variables XRPOTX Sum of weighings Number of weighings Start date End date XRPO3X Operator code Assortment code Contractor code Sum of weighings Number of weighings Start date End date Caution 1 Remember that the name of a new printout design should have the following pattern ARPXXX where XX subsequent number of printout 59 2 Standard software do not include a database of contracto
9. 1 9 emsSHup2 0 1 Return to weighing See 11 3 OUTPUT MOD Threshold Rough Precise dosing dosing 107 Caution If dosing is initiated when the indication is gt LO after reaching the indication below LO output outputs will be automatically switched on Subsequent dosing process can be started when indication goes below LO 24 8 5 Tarring mode setting The parameter lt P7 4 5 TARRING gt allows to enable disable automatic tarring in DOSING mode Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt and then P gt WORK MODES lA Return to weighing See 11 3 24 8 6 Corrections Work mode DOSAGE can have automatically corrected nominal mass in the dosing procedure that allows to optimize the procedure considering pressure changes of dosed substance in the hopper or other container In parameters group lt P7 4 6 DOSING CORRECTIONS users can set parameters that refer to introducing mass correction 108 24 8 6 1 Correction mode Procedure e Enter lt P7 WORK MODES gt and then Fi VORKA MODES NONE Correction function disabled CONSTAN Dosing refered to a constant nominal value of T correction AUTO enabling automatic correction Return to weighing See 11 3 24 8 6 2 Initial correction value In parameter lt P7 4 6 2 START CORRECTION a user can set a mass value to be subtracted from or added to the nominal mass Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt and th
10. 3 outputs in connector have a task to perform a two threshold dosing bulk precise dosing in the manual mode with external buttons START and STOP process Caution Simple dosing systems can use one of three different methods 1 manual mode 2 automatic mode 3 negative dosing see ch 24 8 1 Procedure 1 According to ch 11 2 e Enter the group of parameters lt P8 1 EXTERNAL BUTTONS and configure the buttons according to the table below TAREE PRINT B ZERO B START B IN1 STOP B IN2 EXTERN START 163 Supply IN HOLD B NO CHUTE ENABLE Enter the submenu P8 2 OUTPUT CONF and configure outputs according the table below THRESHOLD 1 THRESHOLD 2 CHUTE Return to weighing according to ch 11 3 Connect the cable Scale I O see ch 25 and then install external buttons START STOP terminal inputs and subsequent devices to the terminal outputs according to the drawings below TERMINAL TERMINAL supply OUT 5V DC to 24V DC 0 1V DC AC to 30V DC AC Imax 0 54 Enter the DOSING operating mode according to ch 24 8 6 Press to enter thresholds setting MIN mass value over which the bulk dosing changes to the precise dosing MAX mass value over which dosing is completed and CHUTE starts Before you start dosing unload the pen container silo or tare the scale pressing Z Start the process by pressing the external START button w pictogram starts to
11. SUI ACRLF command accepted and in progress MASS FRAME mass value in current unit is returned immediately Frame format AAA RA CE Example S UI CR LF computer command SUI AX 58 237 kg CRLF command executed and mass returned 28 4 10 Switch on continuous transmission in basic unit oyntax C1 CR LF Possible answers C1 I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed C1 ACRLF command comprehended and in progress MASS FRAME mass value in basic unit is returned Frame format e e e e e e RA CEN 146 28 4 11 Switch off continuous transmission in basic unit Syntax CO CR LF Possible answers CO I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed CO_A CR LF command comprehended and executed 28 4 12 Switch on continuous transmission in current unit Syntax CUA CR LF Possible answers CU1_I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed CU1 ACRLF command comprehended and in progress MASS FRAME mass value in current unit is returned Frame format ARE ELA epe osece ain nese ice ont for 28 4 13 Switch off continuous transmission in current unit syntax CUO CR LF Possible answers CUO I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed CUO ACRLF command comprehended and executed 147 28 4 14 Lock the scale keyboard Syntax K1 CR LF Possible answers K1 I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed K1 OK CRLF command exe
12. only digits 0 to 9 ALPHANUM alphanumeric password Return to weighing See 11 3 18 4 Type of codes There is possible to select a type of codes You can set this in database settings Procedure e Enter P6 DATABASES according to 11 2 and then ro ORTABASES G 7 CODES TYPE ALPHARNUA M 64 NUM only digits 0 to 9 ALPHANUM alphanumeric password Return to weighing See 11 3 18 5 Access to edition of databases Procedure r1 LI ER NET tl mnnn 0 LI Li TADA DATABASES i Return to weighing See 11 3 Caution Users can access different things in the menu according to their Access levels lt also concerns an access to databases 18 6 Quick searching in databases Users can search databases using different criteria e Code e Name e Record number This procedure is applicable for operators and assortment 65 18 6 1 Quick code search Procedure F1 e While in any work mode press select view products in the assortment database and then l SERRLH LUDE e Inscribe the product code you search and then press ER e he program displays the product you search in the bottom line Caution If the search result is not successful the NO RECORD message in the bottom line is displayed for 1 second and then software returns to displaying the current record Return to weighing See 11 3 18 6 2 Quick name search Procedure F1 e While
13. 236 14 2 ETHERNET setting ETHERNET can be configured in lt P2 4 ETHERNET gt Inventory of default parameters No NAME VALUE DESCRIPTION Ethernet connection as Server or Client SERVER scale waits for connection WORK MODE SERVER CLIENT CLIENT scale initiates the connection to a HOST IP ADDRESS 192 168 0 2 Setting an IP address an IP Setting an IP address oy SUBNET MASK 255 255 255 0 Setting a subnet mask for Ethernet connection pzas GATEWAY 192146801 168 0 1 Setting a gateway for Ethernet connection EE a local port for Ethernet connection Only for devices that A AUS AP work as SERVER Servers waits for connection on the specified port Setting a host IP address IP of a device HOST IP 192 168 0 3 to connect with Applicable only for devices configured as CLIENTS Setting a Host port a port for connection P2 4 7 HOST PORT 2000 with a computer Applicable only for devices configured as CLIENTS Time in seconds after which none active Ethernet connection is being Pe PEE broken Set to 0 to stop breaking the connection Caution 1 For appropriate setting of lt P2 4 2 IP ADDRESS gt lt P2 4 3 SUBNET MSK gt lt P2 4 4 GATEWAY contact the supervisor of the net to connect with 2 The way of connection via ETHERNET to the program EDYTOR WPW is described in chapter 32 2 3 3 The scale does not allow the automatic fetch of net configuration from DHCP servers e Return to weighing See
14. 8 KEYBOARD C 3C 3C Tan 014 0 000 YO Sul 0 006 9 PICTOGRAMS No Pictogram Description 17 0 Zero indication Autozero zone Ra ET OOOO Kg 8 Weighing mode et Tare has been introduced Mm lowrhesod OOOO OK Propermass oo Max UbperiweshodorTOPmode fe Comimppems Animals weighings E In E Communication with a computer 14 9 1 Battery charge indication ww pictogram is situated in the upper right corner informed about the discharge level or charging process e mw pictogram blinks accumulator damaged or no accumulator e mW pictogram displayed continuously it is charge between 70 and100 e _l pictogram displayed continuously it is charge between 30 and70 e amp pictogram displayed continuously it is discharge less than 3096 connect to the mains to charge e Internal elements of a pictograms are displayed in sequence charging e No IAN pictogram power supply from mains battery charges 10 FUCTIONS OF KEYS Keys Description Turning on off the scale Toggling between weight units 151 Changing active platform D Inscribing tare value Zeroing Te Tarring Function key entering the menu Esc Leaving a function without saving or reaching a higher level of the menu Ey Printing out the result or confirming some entered data Selection viewing of articles f
15. AUTO backlight switched off automatically Return to weighing See 11 3 87 22 5 2 Backlight power supply from the accumulator Procedure e Enter lt P9 OTHER gt according to 11 2 and then Return to weighing See 11 3 Notice Backlight operation shortens time between subsequent recharges of the accumulator 22 6 Beep sound key press reaction Procedure e Enter the P9 OTHER according to 11 2 and then 88 PS ES OTHER JKL POG BEEP YES POS BEEP na NO no beep after pressing keys YES beep after pressing keys Return to weighing See 11 3 22 7 Keypad modes The program allows to chose between alphanumeric keypad modes for inscribing texts Procedure e Enter P9 OTHERS according to 11 2 and then moc ee KEYPAD TYPE 2RBCL 89 2ABC Digits come first after pressing a key ABC2 Letters come first after pressing a key Return to weighing See 11 3 22 8 Software version view Users lt P9 7 SOFT VER can view a software version number Procedure e Enter P9 OTHER according to 11 2 and then Return to weighing See 11 3 23 SCALE CALIBRATION An option only for non verified scale Scales require to recalculate internal divisions to more suitable ones e g g kg etc In order to do this they require a calibration factor It is adjusted during the calibration procedure using a mass standar
16. F Entering the main menu special characters in the editing field Entering the search procedure of records in databases Moving up left Moving down right Adding records in a database Adding characters in an editing field Clearing the editing field Erasing a record in a database Selecting and editing general purpose variables START of dosing procedure START of weighings animals Deleting characters in editing field Clearing editing field Deleting database Zeroing statistics Entering submenus Entering parameters Confirming changes Skipping changes Leaving the menu level 20 11 2 2 Quick access It is possible to move quickly within the parameters menu using to WAYE Procedure M Of 11 no sun pen UU PARAMETERS Mis GATE TIRE Pu i DISPL TIRE 11 3 Return to weighing Press X L7 until you see SAVE CHANGES Then you press 32 9 J confirms changes or X skips changes Then the scale returns to weighing a 2T 12 WEIGHING Put a load you want to weigh on the weighing pan When the m pictogram appears it means that the result is stable and ready to read 12 1 Operating conditions In order to assure long term operation and appropriate measurements of weighted loads following precautions should be taken into consideration e Loads should be placed on the pan delicately and carefully in order to avoid mechanical shocks bs BS
17. Sum of weighings 79087 WO Description of applied variables RADWAG WAGI ELEKTRONICZNE company name header 90129 The name of present record for the complex report 90130 Marking the line for beginning printing weighings in the complex report variable have to be placed twice to create the beginning and the end of the loop for printing weighings and separates weighings from other report parts 073 Net mass of a weighing from the database 90075 Weighing unit for printing weighings from the database 90076 Dates of weighings for printing weighings from the database 90077 Times of weighings for printing weighings from the database 90089 Number of weighings footer 90087 Sum of weighins footer NO Termination of the report necessary How to print the report e Enter the report edition according to ch 19 1 of this manual e According to ch 19 2 of this manual Set the product code filter to lt NON ZERO gt Goto PRINT REPORT gt and choose the report pattern you have modified Press and then the report is being printed on the connected printer 167 RADWAG WAGI ELEKTRONICZNE 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 27 2009 05 27 2009 05 27 Number of weighings Sum of weighings RADWAG WAGI ELEKTRONICZNE 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 2009 05 22 weig
18. as your barcode scanner requires default 9600b s See details for cooperation with barcode scanners in chapter 32 1 of this manual 15 3 1 Select a communication port for the scanner Procedure e Enter lt P3 3 BARCODE SCANNER gt and then select a communication port with the barcode scanner 44 BSRRCODE SE RANMNER esegeres 9955 E NX RS232 1 BARCUD LON R5dz3e Ci Return to weighing See 11 3 15 3 2 Setting the START parameter Procedure e Enter lt P3 3 BARCODE SCANNER and then set the START parameter a character number in barcodes that is to be analysed during the assortment database search Pas GARCOCE SCANNER 45 Return to weighing See 11 3 15 3 3 Setting the LENGTH parameter Procedure e Enter lt P3 3 BARCODE SCANNER gt and then set the LENGTH parameter the number if character in barcodes counting from START that is to be analysed during the assortment database search Pas BRRLODE SCANNER Return to weighing See 11 3 15 4 Cooperation with a transponder card reader Operators can be logged in after powering up the device or previous logging out by e Inscribing a password using the scale keyboard e Using transponder cards to log in 46 Caution In parameters P2 COM PORTS PARAMETERS gt set the baud rate for the one that requires the barcode scanner default 9600b s 15 4 1 Selecting of communication port In para
19. 11 3 15 EXTERNAL DEVICES 15 1 Cooperation with a computer WPW scales can cooperate with computers of IBM PC class In submenu lt P3 1 COMPUTER gt you can configure interfaces WPW scales can cooperate with the EDYTOR WPW program The indicator window reflects the view of a typical indicator display with all necessary pictograms The program allows to configure a scale easily design printout patterns supervise databases set parameters collect and save printouts etc Caution 1 Installation version of EDYTOR WPW is accessible on the Internet www radwag com Look up Products Measuring indicators PUE C41H 2 Check chapter 32 2 for details on cooperation with EDY TOR WPW 15 1 1 Select the communication port scale computer The computer can be connected to RS 232 1 RS 232 2 RS 485 Ethernet Procedure e Enter lt P3 DEVICES gt according to 11 2 and then 38 Pa B I DEVICES S E ETHERNET vali da 85232 2 2523201 ENTER _ Caution Standard scales can communicate with computers only via RS232 1 or RS485 Return to weighing See 11 3 15 1 2 Type of printout scale computer Procedure e Enter P3 DEVICES according to 11 2 and then COnP PRINT NONE STANDARD PRINTOUT 3 PRINTOUT 1 m j F PRINTOUT e P3 13 O COnP PRINT RS485 39 Caution The procedure of designing non standard printouts is described in chapter 17 6 of this man
20. 112 2 QUICK ACCES S usn A E abs o anes stl eit A O ne a ca teh Ui lide ease EL 21 171 3 Return TO weighing ens oa 21 12 WEIGHIN cime M 22 12 AOPSraling conditions 0 A A A A A n 22 A A T ETC 23 12 3 InschibDInd Late Valeo 23 T NEA rop MD ru 24 12 5 Welighirigs In WO TANG OS 2 Lena rede natis so oa ro d road ausi Leere oet e ERA x gus due SA ea aatis ap edes an 25 12 6 Toggling between weight UNI S ccooonccccoccnocononncnonncnnnnnnnnononncnnnnnnnncnonnononnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanenonanans 25 12 6 T 5elecuon or Dasic Uribe ouo o UR Eoo ee ove Eo oe Pe dee dv Fa EE Du Y ed E 25 12 6 2 Toggling between weight UNI S cooonccconcccnccnonoconnccnncnonnnnnononoconnnnonnonornronnnnnnoncnncnnnnns 26 12 7 SWitehing between platforms i oic eet S ree o ED elio he ed i E led S e m 26 13 MIAIN PARAMETERS enrii saiaren ore tarot ct ve 22 oO CC nudare dace aa ad Ce tus va aa cen eap cen uae oa CE Edd 27 TS t Eterna Tevel s oops ho io NO 27 19 2 Median filter acti oiii Stt o A pi idu poet aud E Essere ie EDU acse dude adi 28 13 3 Dosing do o ed de 28 13 4 Minimal mass parameter ds 30 1350 are functio erae e oea UT T UTE 31 TOA ZOO coria Ea 32 14 PORTS PARAMETERS osnacinonaas rc lla 33 1413292 RS 485 s CTK S 33 142171 Band Tale 0f RS eroe 33 1412 Baud Tale ORSAI o A eii 34 14 1 3 R9 232 paratTIelels s 5 ec cis euet oon oia
21. Ede error rn na 35 14 1 4 Setting of RS 485 parameters oooccccccoonnononococcnonnnnoncnnononncnononnnnnnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnononnnnnnnnnnnos 36 14 27 ETHERNET Setting Aedes aS 37 15 EXTERNAL DEVICES uni decai 38 15 1 Cooperation WIth a COMPUIGR uae sio eiii aee pae AAA AA uode id s 38 15 1 1 Select the communication port scale computer occcoooocccnncccnnoconnncnnnnccnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnonancnnnnnnnos 38 15 1 2 Type of printout scale COMPU 39 EE A eiit rte qua Doc e pvo E A tutu caet e a s t dU 40 15 1 4 Order operating of communication protocol ccccooonnnccccccnonoccnnnnnononennnnnonanonnnnonnnannnnnnnnnns 40 15 1 5 Cooperation with E2R SySIelfTI cec ete a 41 15 1521 Enabling E2R SVSIGIT 3 iro ERE Dore E COE re tae vete rt CORE evi 41 15 71 52 Butter TOF WEIGMINGS e eed o dt ee dee en tr e easi 42 15 1 5 9 Thedock of produet Ghatige ssa Per Eb ee ee lom e Uer e DE ees tom te eee 43 15 2 Cooperation WIth PASS dd A sees 43 15 2 1 Communication port scale prHPMer a e e e Dd 43 15 3 Cooperation with a barcode scanner cccccccoooccccccccnononnnnnconnnnnnnnnonnncronnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanrrnnnnnnnnnes 44 15 3 1 Select a communication port for the SCaMeT ooococcccococnncnnncnonoconnnnnnnncnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnonancnnnnnnnns 44 15 3 2 oet mg tlie LARS pararieter co eost o e S 45 15 3 3 Setting the LENGTH parameter
22. F4 e To add or modify a record inscribing only digits 0 to 9 press E4 l F4 E e To clear a field press when you are in e Using appropriate keys inscribe a variable and confirm it by pressing ER v ft e You can browse the variables using or by inscribing gt 0 a variable position number to WW to get a quick access Return to weighing See 11 3 18 11 2 General purpose variables in printouts The database of general purpose variables can comprise up to 100 records Each record can hold up to 320 characters Each variable has prescribed a code number formatted as XXX or X XXX YY XXX inserting to the printer buffer a dedicated variable where XXX is between 801 to 900 which is equivalent to subsequent records in the database e g code 802 is equivalent to the 2nd position in the database XXX YY inserting to the printer buffer a dedicated variable where YY is a declared quantity of characters from a variable XXX Example RADWAG Date Time Mass 75 Where lt RADWAG gt is a universal variable No 3 After entering non standard printouts see 17 5 we design a printout 8NINCATDATE 0021C1TTIME OO031C1T M 19 REPORTS FROM WEIGHINGS Users can print reports from weighings Reports can be filtered according to start date end date Operator code assortment code type of weighing weighing platform number number of series batch number
23. It is intended to mount inside the indicator DP1 modules require an additional gland to led in the platform cable 132 27 6 1 Technical specification Useful number of internal divisions 8 388 608 Number of verification divisions 6 000 Maximal change of input signal Maximal voltage per verification divisions 3 3 UV Minimal voltage per verification divisions Minimal tensometer impedance Maximal tensometer impedance Tensometer excitation voltage Types of tensometers 4 or 6 wires shield 27 6 2 Colours of wires RADWAG Colour Designation of soldering Designation pads on PCB s J according to the rule EKRAN yellow green of connecting shields 133 27 6 3 Connecting additional platforms Connecting 6 wire tensometers MODULE DP 1 TENSOMETER WEIGHING PLATFORM E tensometer cable shield REF SENSE from tensometer JP1 not soldered REF SENSE from tensometer JP2 not soldered IN OUTPUT from tensometer IN OUTPUT from tensometer 5V INPUT from tensometer AGND INPUT from tensometer 134 Connecting 4 wire tensometers MODULE DP 1 AS m mmm ums ums oum um mm wm aw aw TENSOMETER WEIGHING PLATFORM E tensometer cable shield REF solder jumper JP1 REF solder jumper JP2 IN OUTPUT from tensometer IN OUTPUT from tensometer 5V INPUT from tensometer AGND INPUT from tensometer
24. STAS EEE Ex GREEN D NON STAB RED LEDS NONSTAB diodes start to lit after exceeding the LO threshold see 13 3 RED LEDS STABLE diodes start to lit after exceeding the LO and reaching equilibrium RED LEDS OFF diodes not work GREEN LEDS NONSTAB diodes start to lit after exceeding the LO GREEN LEDS STABLE diodes start to lit after exceeding the LO and reaching equilibrium GREEN LEDS OFF diodes not work Return to weighing See 11 3 85 22 4 Automatic power down Changes can be made in lt P9 3 POWER SAVE gt When the POWER SAVE function is enabled the device switches off after 5 min Provided no changes on the pan appeared no changes on the display power save mode for the internal power supply Procedure e Enter P9 OTHER according to 11 2 and then a WXY P93 POWER SAPE na Return to weighing See 11 3 86 22 5 Backlight According to the requirements e g intensity of external light it is possible to e Switch on off or set the backlight operation to AUTO when supplied from mains e Change the backlight intensity in the scale of 0 to 100 when supplied from an accumulator lower backlight intensity increases the operation time when supplied from the accumulator 22 5 1 Backlight power supply from mains Procedure e Enter P9 OTHER according to 11 2 and then NO backlight switched off YES backlight switched on
25. Variables appearing in all ITIOdes 000 Rt pe pe c va Rua o oet cera a ue vo ot 57 17 6 3 Variables for printing out weighings from the database ooooccccccconcccnncccnnocnnnnncnonancnnnnnnns 58 17 6 4 Variables for printouts of reports from WeighiNgS ooocccccccoooccnnnccnnoconnnononononnnnnnnnnancnnnnnnos 59 17 6 5 Special characters that can be used in non standard printouts ssssssuusse 60 NRI CN LI ILLI c H 60 15 orare iare IN srn A es c em 60 A M TD 62 18 2 1 Access level to edition of databases ccccoononnccccoccnonononnnnonanncnnononnnncnnnnonnnnnnnnnononannnnnnnnnas 62 18 2 2 Access level for disabled logging oie eir rr tuere ret otia to daras 62 Usk ASS WOLSEY DOSacdai E o EN dta tet E a 63 194 TYPO O0 CDE 64 18 5 Access to edition r databases do 65 16 5 Quick searching In databases oai huc be Sep shes depot eub ee sep added cie peste eb n esM 65 10 6 T QUICK CONS e SE CO E Ad 66 16 5 2 QUICK name search o ci iced oido de eta dote db A ADV Aaa d u 66 18 65 37 GQuiICK n mber search sodio o laica 67 FNERIT Meier p Mp pr PD 68 T6 9 Assortment databases ee peer nc po tob e de ene eec Ee a v e AnS 70 19 9 Weidlillids Ca laD ASE un uec ete da Mop A AA EA EA aa 72 18 10 Database of tare VALES ia A ia 73 18 11 General purpose variables o orit M D Se de lado de 74 18 11 1 Edit
26. While the function is active it compares the results continuously with constant frequency If two sequentional results differ less than the declared value of autozero range so the scale will be automatically zeroed and the pictograms mz and O will be displayed When AUTOZERO is disabled zero is not corrected automatically However in particular cases this function can disrupt the measurement process e g slow pouring of liquid or powder on the weighing pan In this case it is advisable to disable the autozero function Procedure e Enter P1 SCALE PARAMETERS according to 11 2 and then Di 1 1 m I User 4 SERLE PARANETERS User eMe iN S AA DTIC rl Lo RUTOZER ON YES NO Autozero disabled YES Autozero enabled Return to weighing See 11 3 14 PORTS PARAMETERS It is possible to connect external devices printer computer to the ports RS 232 1 RS 232 2 RS 485 Ethernet Configuration can be done in P2 COM PORTS PARAMETERS gt 14 1 RS 232 RS 485 setting For setting RS 232 RS 485 use following parameters e Baud rate 2400 115200 bit s e Data bits 7 8 e Stop bit 119 2 e Parity NONE ODD EVEN Caution There is impossible to set data bits and stop bits for RS 232 2 They are internally set to 8 bits and 1 stop bit 14 1 1 Baud rate of RS 232 Procedure e Enter lt P2 COM PORTS PARAMETERS gt according to 11 2 and then
27. blink and threshold 1 THR 1 bulk dosing is performed 164 Caution The way how outputs operates in thresholds is set in P7 4 4 OUTPUT MOD see ch 24 8 4 For this example this parameter is set to 1 2 8 After the MIN value equivalent to THR 1 is overpassed the bulk dosing is switched off and precise dosing is switched on THR 2 9 After the MAX value equivalent to THR 2 is overpassed the precise dosing is switched off and chute can be performed 10 When the indication reaches the value lower than LO see ch 13 4 program starts to count down the time set in P7 4 3 CHUTE TIME see ch 24 8 3 and then completes the dosing process with the message DOSING END in the bottom line Caution You can stop dosing time by pressing the external STOP button 32 4 Example of designing non standard printouts RADWAG DATE TIME MASS After entering the non standard printouts edition see ch 17 5 we design the printout y RADWAG 1C1TDATE 0021C1T TIME 003 C TMA 32 5 Example of creating a complex report Let us assume that a user wants to designe a complex report including weighings for subsequent products The user wants to include the company name header and simple statistics for weighings of subsequent products as the number and sum of weighings footer 165 Procedure of designing the report pattern 1 Run program EDYTOR WPW and initiate communication with the scale accordi
28. current contact l 0 2A DC capacity Maximal forward voltage 50V DC Parameters of inputs Quantity of inputs Wire diameter Control voltage range 127 27 4 2 Colours of cables for I O INPUTS OUTPUTS wire number description wire number description 2 N2 7 OUT2 N3 8 OUT3 4 ona 2909 OUTA GND IN 10 us i COMMON green 27 4 3 Installing method in PUE C44H indicators WE 4 modules are equipped in two cables one for inputs and one for outputs Installing procedure 1 Unplug the scale from mains 2 Unscrew and take off the back wall of the housing 3 If inputs and outputs are installed it the same time dismount I O socket and install a PG9 gland instead LED the PT0016 cable through it the same way like in case of relay outputs If only 4 inputs or 4 outputs are installed unplug one of the existing glands and led the PT0016 cable through it 4 Connect the PT0016 cable to the J5 connector for inputs or to the J4 for outputs on the main board of PUE C41H 5 The cable connect to the group of wires unhook band clips fastening the group of wires lay the cable and hook the band clips Band clips of multiple usage 6 Screw down the back wall 128 Main board C Cm Co B3 Tone wh oe BOR OR 9 Go w d b d 4 Installing WE4 modules on the main board of PUE C41H 27 5 WE8 8 inputs 8 outputs module 8 inputs 8 outputs PCB WE 8 WE 8 mo
29. eeeeeeeseeeeee eene nennen nnne nennen nnne nn nnne 117 211 Ememet module E eH 118 27 1 1 Mounting way in PUE C41H ii SS A A oe ees 119 27 1 2 Drawings of sockets and cables for Ethernet ooooccccccnoonccnnccncnnccnnnnnnnnnnnonnnnonanccnnnnonnnoos 121 27 2 Module of Analogue Outputs os 121 21 2 1 o ile os su doses oru eos A epe x a Eoo uta ded Uns 122 27 2 2 The way of installing inside PUE C4A1H esssssesseeeen ene 122 27 2 3 Configuration of work modes of analogue modules ooooooccnnccconoccnnnonnnnnocnnnnnnnanccnnnnnnnnoos 123 27 2 4 Connections to AN module cocta hoch Dt reus Dette sa tomens Tos vss e t ibsoei tubam ee EE 124 27 9 Relay Module PR Tau const ausis ica 125 21 9 1 Technical SDecifICatlOLl csi dida 125 27 5 2 Installing in PUE CATH indicators sassi toe eoe eot pax bn te ee tear eec on pa ln fondest 125 27 3 3 Drawing of cables and outputs 5 5 o eo Eget coh ye e ERE o i ee 127 27 4 WE 4 4 inputs 4 outputs module seessssessssseeseee nennen nnne enne nennen 127 2141 1 Technical speelfIC all DI ono o a ea ptu EM ers 127 21 4 2 Colours of cables Tor I O saronno E E eo AAA A ME e cela aa 128 27 4 3 Installing method in PUE C41H indicators cccoooonncccnocccoooncnnccnnnncnnnnnnnnnonnnnnnnnnncnnnnnnnnnoos 128 27 5 WE 8 8 Inputs 8 outputs module oido ea ano doa erbe pn e Ea reae tinae pene eaa Pee ELA eeu 129 24 9 1 Technical SUCCIICANOM sus dada AO Sanc ON co
30. housing top side view 120 Ethernet cable for ET 1D version for a SWITCH 27 2 Module of Analogue Outputs PET AA Module of analogue outputs 121 Module accessible in three configurations e Voltage output AN 0 10V e Current output AN 4 20mA e Current output AN 0 20mA 27 2 1 Technical specification 4 20mA 0 20mA 0 10V 16 bit Current output resistance 500f Voltage output resistance 400 Power supply 24V DC 12 30V DC max 40mA 27 2 2 The way of installing inside PUE C41H These modules are intended to mount inside PUE C41H They need to be connected to the 10 pin J12 connector For all configurations of AN there is a gland installed on the back wall of the housing A 3 meter shielded cables are led out via the gland Wires should be free from insulation Installation procedure pwnd O 9 Unplug the scale from mains Unscrew and take off the back wall of the housing Install your module in J12 on the main board During installation turn your attention to plastic columns They should be placed one side in mounting holes in the main board and the other side in the mounted module Led the PT0015 cable through one of the free glands Connect the PT0015 cable to J3 on the analogue module according to the description below Connect the PT0015 cable shield to the housing screwed terminator 4mm diameter The cable connect to the group of wires unhook band clips fastening the
31. is the basic unit users can toggle between g kg Ib oz ct N For verified scales b oz N are not accessible Notice The terminal always starts working with the main calibration unit 12 7 Switching between platforms If a scale is equipped with two platforms press to change the platform The active platform is signalled by pictograms in the top left corner of the display 26 13 MAIN PARAMETERS Users can adjust the scale to external ambient conditions filtering level or particular needs autozero operation tare memory This parameters are present in P1 SCALE PARAMETERS gt 13 1 Filtering level Procedure e Enter P1 SCALE PARAMETERS and then D 7 ri SCALE PARAMETERS FAST AVERAGE Return to weighing See 11 3 Notice The higher filtering level the longer stabilization time 13 2 Median filter This filter eliminates short mechanical shocks Procedure e Enter P1 SCALE PARAMETERS and then 1 i SCALE PARAMETERS NO filter disabled YES filter enabled Return to weighing See 11 3 13 3 Dosing filter setting In PUE 41 terminals an special averaging filter for dosing process has been implemented The result of this filtration instead of traditional filters for static weighing is compared with dosing setpoints The filter parameter is the number of samples from the A D converter 1 to 10 When the filter is set to 1 every reading from the A D converter
32. pin3 TxD green pin3 GHDRS ai pin4 A yellow pins GNDRS grey J Y pin6 5VDC pink SHIELD PT0018 Solder side view Cable PUE C41H KAFKA Scale Kafka or scale KyoLine printer cable 113 LS2208 RS232 PUE C41H Sygnaly z miernika pin2 RxD pin3 TxD pins GNDRS pind 5 vDCc widok wiycrki od siromy zaciskow Scale barcode scanner LS2208 EPSON CITIZEN printer DB25 M male 13 PUE C41H 25 fe o Signals from scale Signals from printer o pin1 B white GND pin y e pin2 RxD brown RXD pin3 gt pin3 TxD green TXD pin2 o pin4 A yellow o pin5 GNDRS grey e SHIELD pin6 5VDC pink 14 PTOO19 Solder side view Cable PUE C41H EPSON CITIZEN Scale printer CITIZEN EPSON cable ZEBRA printer DB9 M male PUE C41H Signals from scale pini B white pin2 RxD brown Signals from printer 9 pin3 TxD green GND pin5 pin4 A yellow RXD pin3 gt pin5 GNDRS grey TXD pin2 6 SHIELD pin6 5VDC pink PT0022 Solder side view Cable PUE C41H ZEBRA Scale Zebra printer cable 114 PUE C41H SHIELD pint OUT3 COMM yellow pin2 OUT2 IN3 are aisi IN2 pink ping COMM IN1 blue pin5 IN3 GNDIN red 7 e OUTS white E OUT 2 brown ping GNDIN OUT green Cable PUE C41H 3IN 3OUT RSTS 8 184 2M Scale 3IN 30UT RSTS 8 184 2M cable PUE C41H pum wg pin1 NC pin2 NC pin3 NC pin
33. set to Ethernet see ch 15 1 1 Set parameters from the P2 4 ETHERNET group see ch 14 2 Parameter lt P2 4 1 WORK MODE should be set to SERVER Parameters lt P2 4 2 IP ADDRESS gt lt P2 4 3 SUBNET MASK gt lt P2 4 4 GATEWAY should be set according to the network supervisor directions lt P2 4 5 LOCAL PORT gt set the same as in the computer program in networks some ports can be taken Parameter lt P2 4 8 TIMEOUT gt set to 0 in order to prevent breaking connection Press the Settings button Program options Transmission settings Others Language Select communication mode Ethernet transmission T CP IP address 1 f 0 10 9 15 Port IP address 2 IP address 3 IP address 4 IF address 5 IP address 6 Cancel Help 162 e Inthe overlap Transmission setting Set the communication type Ethernet Transmission TCP IP address 1 the same as lt P2 4 2 IP ADDRESS gt in the scale j Port Com the same as lt P2 4 5 LOCAL PORT gt in the scale e Confirm the changes by clicking e e Rerun the program e Press the Connect button e he appropriate communication with scales is signalled by pictogram Ld in the left part of the display e Transmission problems are signalled by the message window EDY TOR WPW v1 2 2 e No transmission or inappropreate transmission parameters 32 3 Example of dosing application A standard WPW scale 3 inputs
34. w v pictogram is displayed Press to start a dosing process After starting it starts blinking keyboard is blocked until the process is completed The process completion is signalled by displaying a message lt END OF DOSING gt in the bottom line of the display F4 This process can be stopped only by pressing ES A message will be displayed in the bottom line lt STOP DOSING gt When the procedure is broken or completed wis displayed continuously Dosing process can be also terminated by pressing r2 You will see 125 54 blinking pictogram TERMINATED 112 o FS Pressing will cause the process to continue MN Pressing will cause the process to break Return to weighing See 11 3 25 DIAGRAMS OF CONNECTION CABLES The scale in STANDARD version can cooperate with e computers e Slip printers KAFKA EPSON KYOLINE e label printers CITIZEN ZEBRA e external buttons PRINT TARA ZERO e internal I O module of 3 optoinsulated inputs 3 reed relay outputs COMPUTER DB3 F female PUE C41H signals from scale pin1 B white pin2 RxD brown pin3 TxD green Signals from computer ND pi pin4 A yellow Du a V Sa pins GNDRS grey RXD pin2 SHIELD pin amp 5VDC pink PT0020 Solder side view Cable PUE C41H COMPUTER KAFKA printer PUE C41H DINS plug Signals from scale pin1 B white Signals from printer green Lm pin2 RxD brown pini RxD
35. 012 cable connecting to the main board of PUE C41H 5 Connect the PT0012 shield to the housing 4mm screwed terminal on the back wall 6 The cable connect to the group of wires unhook band clips fastening the group of wires lay the cable and hook the band clips Band clips of multiple usage 7 Screw down the back wall 27 7 2 RS 485 PT0012 cable drawing PT0012 RS485 cable 30 A colours green and orange B colours white green and white orange 139 28 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL 28 1 General information A A character protocol scale terminal has been designed for communication between RADWAG scales and external devices via RS 232 interface B It consists of commands sent from an external device to the scale and a responses from a scale C Responses are sent every time after receiving a command reaction for any command D Using commands allows users to receive some information about the state of scale and or influence the operation e g Requesting weighing results display control 28 2 A set of commands for RS interfaces Stop dosing filling Set lower threshold 140 Set upper threshold Read lower threshold Read upper threshold Send all implemented commands Notice 1 Each command have to be terminated in CR LF 2 The best Policy for communication is not sending another command until the former answer has been received 28 3 Respond message format After sending a re
36. 019 Statistics maximal value in the calibration unit 70020 Statistics unit Single pcs mass 70022 Standard nominal mass in Checkweighing 00023 Platform number 024 Operator name 025 Operator code 70038 Article name assortment 70039 Article code assortment 70040 Article EAN code assortment 70042 Minimal mass of article assortment 043 Maximal mass of article assortment 70044 Article tare value assortment 70056 Net mass Ib 70058 Number of digits after the point calibration unit 70059 Number of digits after the point current unit 70060 Net mass in EAN 13 6 character code 70061 Net mass in EAN 13 7 character code 70064 Net mass in EAN 128 57 70067 Net mass Ib in EAN 128 70068 Gross mass EAN 128 70070 Date in EAN 128 70126 Reference quantity for counting pieces 0 427 Difference of tare values i a product tare value subtracted from present tare value 70128 Batch number 6 characters 70131 Dosing net mass in calibration unit 70132 Present number of records in the weighing database 70134 Batch number 10 characters 70136 Present correction for dosing in calibration unit 70137 Present corrected MAX threshold for dosing 70138 Loss in weight in per cents 70139 Net mass in calibration unit decreased by loss in weight 70140 Net mass in present unit decreased by loss in weight 17 6 3 Variables for printing out weighings from the database Weighing net mass Weight unit Weighing date
37. 1 J2 for outputs and J3 J4 for inputs on module 8IN 8OUT according to description given in table Connect cable IN OUT to group of conductors undo band clips fastening group of conductors lay the cable and clamp band clips multiple use band clips Assembly cover of indicator casing 130 Assembly hole fot Assembly hole fot a plastic column a plastic column ans A E 10 CH o sk S SSS 23 iB e ess i os 2 gt oF o 5 EE 2 e o S u RADWAG 228R0701 e abate BdbbbBa Main connector Connect to J12 the main board GaGa BEBE v p 9 ue m ooo 24 50 4 35 AZ A e a o EE Lo y e EE Z T 35 272 S E S u A WE 8 module placement on the main board of PUE C41H 27 5 3 I O diagram WES inputs diagram 131 IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 IN 4 IN 5 IN 6 IN 7 IN 8 GND IN Q 0O OUT 1 Q O OUT2 Q O ouT3 Q 0O OUT4 Q 0O OUTS5 O 0O oOouT6 Q O OUT7 0 OUTS COMMON WES outputs diagram 27 5 4 Description of input output wires Signals led out with two cables10x0 5mm with numbered conductors INPUTS OUTPUTS description Wirenumber description OUT1 OUT2 Ne 86 Oue 7 Ne 8 OuTe_ GNDN 9 COMMON 27 6 DP1 module for an additional platform DP1 PCB DP1 modules increase functionality of PUE C41H indicators by possibility of adding an additional platform
38. 18 2 1 Access level to edition of databases Any administrator is able to set one of three levels of edition of databases administrator advanced operator or operator Procedure e Enter lt P6 DATABASES gt according to 11 2 and then Po DATABASES DL Fr c c BASE EDIT BASE EDIT OPERATOR Return to weighing See 11 3 Notice This setting is valid although the standard logging is disabled 18 2 2 Access level for disabled logging The scale program gives possibility to set an access level in case of disabling logging procedure Procedure e Enter P6 DATABASES according to 11 2 and then Em OPERATOR ADVANCED OP ADMIN Return to weighing See 11 3 18 3 Password type p rH Li I BO LEVEL ANON OPERHIUR Can perform weighings edit P1 P4 P9 parameters cannot edit databases and erase statistics cannot change weighing thresholds Min Max cannot adjust the standard mass in modes counting pieces and deviations Can perform weighings and edit parameters except P8 P10 and P6 1 P6 2 P6 3 can edit databases except operators Have a full access to parameters and databases can perform user calibration in non verified scales It is possible to set the password type to inscribe Procedure e Enter P6 DATABASE according to 11 2 and then 63 Po DRTRBRSES X de ESOS PASS TYPE NU EME PASS TYPE ALPHANUA NUM
39. 20 Read lower threshold ias 149 28 4 21 Read upperthreshold 2 52 A AA od Rs dep Ie gode pk rude ga ades vk dide Pip Suns Ses 149 28 4 22 Send all implemented COMMANQdS occcccccconncnncoccnoconnnnnnononnnnnnnnnnnccnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnneos 150 28 5 Manual printouts automatic printOutS ccooooonnccnnccconnccnncnnnnoconnnnnnnonnnonnnnonanncnnnnonnnrnnnnnnnnnannnnos 150 28 6 Continuous transmission e d 2adoa2 3 Orate a A A Aoi Due ETUR SS 151 26 4 Configuring DEIMOUS PR TTE ida 151 29 ERROR MESSAGES Sisi lla unas saceuraaadsinnacuccunnvabbaapnassactetaaasneniascecanneabbacuessaccunas 152 30 TROUBLE SHOOTING incio cool 152 31 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS aeeai spino ran dai cuoc E up Gas En cna cba E ce Ni 153 3141 96al68s TOL l CONTO li ias 153 31 2 Multifunctional scales of WPW Senasa di 154 31 3 Multifunctional scales of WPW H series cccccoconnccccccccnoconnnccnononnnnnononnnrcnnnnononnnnnnnnnonancrnnnnnnnnoos 155 231 4 Dosing scales of WPW ID SSTIOS stes ide e Seres us pex ea 156 31 5 Dosing scales of WPW D H series cessoiiiad n ceavcerdisaidedsnasstentcicdeed i auae pu Aio cdd 157 SZ VAP PEND AA ET 159 32 1 Communication with barcode scanners cceececccceseeeececeaaeeeeeececeeaseeeeeseauaaeeeeesauaseeeeesenaaeess 159 32 2 Cooperation with EDYTOR WPW PC software tool ooocccccccncccoccccnnccoococonononnncnnncnononononos 160 32 2 A aoesanteleeeed ceavenndbasadedsrencssaninied
40. 3 13 4 Minimal mass parameter Parameter PROG LO is related to following functions automatic tare automatic operation weighing animals The next automatic tarring can be performed after the indication reaches the gross value below LO THRESH For automatic weighing the next weighings can be performed after the indication reaches the net value below LO THRESH The procedure of weighing animals will start after the gross animal mass is greater than LO THRESH Procedure e Enter P1 SCALE PARAMETERS according to 11 2 and then 30 Fi SCALE PARANMETERS P ji LO THRESH 0 6 LO THRESH 0 055 Return to weighing See 17 3 13 5 Tare function This parameter allows to set appropriate parameters for tarring Procedure e Enter P1 SCALE PARAMETERS according to 11 2 and then Pi SCALE PARAMETERS PLL 5 E m NODE NORMAL MORARL A RUTOTRRE EE y AUTO disable automatic tare the mode is remembered after restart NORMAL tarring by pressing tr MEMORY tare memory mode the last tare value is being kept in a non volatile memory Net pictogram is displayed SUM sum of tares summing up a product tare value with a tare from the database of tare values or with an inscribed one Return to weighing See 11 3 13 6 Autozero The autozero function has been implemented in order to assure precise indications This function controls and corrects 0 indication
41. B9 NONE P 7 2 5 BO NONE P 7 3 ANIM WEIGH P 7 3 1 WEIGH TIME 15 P 7 4 DOSAGE P 7 4 1 DOSING NAM 4 P 7 4 2 DELAY 5 P 7 4 3 CHUTE TIME 5 P 7 4 4 OUTPUT MOD 12 P 7 4 5 TARRING NO P 7 4 6 DOSING CORRECTIONS P 7 4 6 1 MODE NONE 18 P 7 4 6 2 START CORRECTIONS P 7 4 6 3 MAX CORRECTIONS P 7 4 6 4 AVERAGING VALUE P8 1 0 CONFIG P 8 1 EXTERNAL BUTTONS P 8 1 1 P 8 1 2 P 8 1 3 P 8 1 4 P 8 1 5 P 8 1 6 P 8 1 7 P 8 1 8 TARE BUTT PRINT BUTT ZERO BUTT START BUTT STOP BUTT EXT START TERM BUTT CHUTE PERM P 8 2 OUTPUT CONF P 8 2 1 P 8 2 2 P 8 2 3 P 8 2 4 P 8 2 5 P 8 2 6 P 8 2 7 P9 OTHER MIN OK MAX STABLE THRESH 1 THRESH 2 CHUTE P 9 1 LANGUAGE P 9 2 DIODES P 9 2 1 P922 P 9 2 3 LED POWER RED DIODES GREEN DIOD P 9 3 POWER SAVE P 9 4 BACKLIGHT P 9 4 1 P 9 42 BL MAINS BL BATTER P 9 5 BEEP P 9 6 KEYPAD TYPE P 9 7 SOFT VER P 10 USER CALIB P 10 1 PLATF 1 CALIB P 10 1 1 STRT M ADJ P 10 1 2 CALIBRATION P 10 2 PLATF 2 CALIB P 10 2 1 STRT M ADJ P 10 2 2 CALIBRATION 19 0 000 0 000 NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO ENGLISH 100 NON STAB STABLE NO YES 100 YES ABC2 WTLS 1 7 5 FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION 11 2 Navigating within the menu level Use keyboard to browse the menu 11 2 1 Keyboard 3 E 3 Y amp te ETI T ENTER Q E an
42. E Fi NO e Loads should be placed centrally on the pan errors caused by eccentric weighing are outlined by standard PN EN 45501 ch 3 5 and 3 6 2 e Do not load the pan with concentrated force YES 299 e Avoid side loads particularly side shocks should be avoided 12 2 Tarring In order to determine the net mass put the packaging on the pan After stabilising press Net pictogram will be displayed in the left upper corner and zero will be indicated O SUR 0 000 After placing a load on the weight pan net mass will be shown Tarring is possible within the whole range of the scale After unloading the pan the display shows the tarred value with minus sign Caution Tarring cannot be performer when a negative or zero value is being displayed In such case Err3 appears on the display and a short beep sound will be emitted 12 3 Inscribing tare value You can also inscribe a tare value Procedure While in weighings mode M CER e Press e Inthe lower line you will see an editing field ENTER e Press ER e The scale return to weighings mode The inscribed tare value can be seen on the display with sign Tare can be inscribed anytime in weighings mode 12 4 Zeroing To ZERO the scale press C The scale will display zero and following pictograms and mua Zeroing is only possible within the scope of 2 of full scale While zeroing outside the sco
43. E i caos De rax auod a DUE adis 130 27 5 2 Installing method in PUE C41H indicators cccooooonnccnccccoooccnnccnnnncnnnnnnnnnnnncnnnnonancnnnnnonnnoos 130 210M OAQIAGIOIN AA IT codeine ie Sat arse etude sean tacdediaade deat nando 131 27 5 4 Description of Input output WIRES ea 132 27 6 DP1 module for an additional platforM oooocccnccconnccnnnccnnnnnnnnnnnnnanccnnonnnancnnnononannnnnnnonnnannnnss 132 27 6 1 Techrilcal specification zi iier eoe ria o haeo o Eit REN aD daci n 133 21 62 Qo nd rue i eem 133 27 6 3 Connecting additional platforms oe acce aa e oa RE Fe he PET io cT ERE ET eo oo eee qe 134 27 6 4 Installing in PUE C41F Aosta ad 136 2 Ro9485 led outvia RS 1D gland iie ado 138 27 1 1 Installing inside the PUE C41H housing occcccccccoonnncccnnnoonccnnncnnnncnnnnnonnnannnnnnnonanccnnnnnnnnnos 138 2 2 RS495 1T1T09012 3ble dFaWIFlg 35 eto acetone Eme o tur DO diac tu cd ad ice EEEE 139 28 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL eeeeeeseseeeese eene rr rr nn anar RR nnns a nnn nnn nnne nnns nnne nnn nnn nnne nnn n nn nnne 140 28 1 General IMTORMALON ER TRE 140 28 2 A set of commands for RS interfaces cesis see treten rune en dex naar c raa YR Ra des aaa ras 140 20 s Respond message e A LEE eo 141 28 4 Command s GESCKIDUON adiu dona redet o eps eee cera DAR e Ede RM Po iii o GAES 141 284 MIU y e ERE UH E 141 2042 A odio v ebat No I ett v tans et avr Eden ena ato over Rr c a
44. EOUT P3 DEVICES P 3 1 COMPUTER P 3 1 1 COMP PORT P 3 1 2 ADDRESS P 3 1 3 COMP PRINT P 3 1 4 BASIC TRS P 3 1 5 SYSTEM E2R P 3 1 5 E2R SYSTEM P 3 1 5 1 ACTIVE SYS P 3 1 5 1 WEIGH BUFFER P 3 1 5 1 LOCK ASSOR P 3 2 1 PRINT PORT P 3 3 BARCODE SCANNER P 3 3 1 BARCOD COM P 3 3 2 START P 3 3 3 LENGTH P 3 4 TRANSP CARD READER P 3 4 1 READER COM AVERAGE YES 20 d STDRD kg YES 1 0 9600 NO 9600 8 NO 1 9600 NO SERVER 192 168 0 2 255 255 255 0 192 168 0 1 4001 192 168 0 3 2000 60 NO NONE YES NO NO NO NO NO 17 P 3 5 ADDITIONAL DISPLAY P 3 5 1 DISPL PORT NO P 3 5 2 DISPL TYPE LCD P 4 DATE TIME P 4 1 DISPL TIME FUNCTION P 4 2 SET TIME FUNCTION P 4 3 DAT FORMAT YY MM DD P 5 PRINTOUTS P 5 1 AUTO PRINT WHEN STAB P 5 2 STAB PRINT YES P 5 3 CHECKWEIGHING NO P 5 4 PRINTOUT STANDARD P 5 5 PRINTOUT 1 FUNCTION P 5 6 PRINTOUT 2 FUNCTION P 5 7 PRINTOUT 3 FUNCTION P 5 8 PRINTOUT 4 FUNCTION P 6 DATABASES P 6 1 LOGGING NO P 6 2 EDITION ADMIN P 6 3 ANON ACC ADMIN P 6 4 PASS TYPE NUM P 6 5 CODE TYPE NUM P 6 6 STATISTICS GENERAL P7 WORK MODES P 7 1 MODE ACCES P 7 1 1 WEIGHING YES P 7 1 2 TOP YES P 7 1 3 COUN PCS YES P 7 1 4 CHECKWEIGH YES P 7 1 5 ANIM WEIGH YES P 7 1 6 DOSAGE YES P 7 1 7 INTER TERM YES P 7 2 BUTTONS FUNCTIONS P 7 2 1 B6 NONE P 7 2 2 B7 NONE P 7 2 3 B8 NONE P 7 24
45. P1 Main connector connect to J18 on the main board assembly hole for a plastic column Q a e AGN VIDIT Jem uenis Bae c g U sv Mi ean ee IN Ole Jm an OI I L Jp2 ale fia Ice doh jumpers for REF HOJICE y ly fe f hia 4 wire load cells RE Us fo STEA as C O RADWAG 227R0612 assembly hole for assembly hole for a plastic column a plastic column Installing DP1 module on the main board of PUE C41H 5 Led a tensometer cable through the PG7 gland next to the gland of main platform 6 Put on a ferrite core on the cable core of appropriate internal diameter 7 Turn the wires on the ferrite core 5 turns 8 Solder the wires to the pads on the DP1 Use soldering iron no solder guns or Rother inductive devices 9 Fasten the cable to the housing using a band clip to the screwed terminal on the back wall of the housing 10 Screw down the back wall 137 27 7 RS485 led out via RS 1D gland A version with the RS485 interface led out via a gland in the standard solution RS485 is present in a socket A 3m cable is led out through the gland 27 7 1 Installing inside the PUE C41H housing 1 Unplug the scale from mains 2 Unscrew and take off the back wall of the housing 3 Unplug one of the unused glands and led out the PT0012 cable through it 4 Connect the PT0012 cable to the J20 connector ARK type on the main board of PUE C41H 138 gland PG9 PT0
46. PC K1 K0 DH UH ODH OUH S1 S0 OT UT command executed the indicator have sent all the implemented commands 28 5 Manual printouts automatic printouts Users can general manual or automatic printouts from the scale e Manual printouts can be performed after loading the pan and stabilizing indication by pressing L e Automatic printouts can be performed only after loading the pan and stabilizing indication Notice If a scale is verified printouts of immediate values are blocked Format frame s Stability character space if stable if not stable if an indication over the range v if fan indication below the range sign space for positive values or for negative values mass 9 characters justified to the right unit 3 characters justified to the left command 3 characters justified to the left 150 Example 1 A 1832 0 g CRLF the printout generated from the scale after pressing ENTER PRINT Example 2 7 2 237 b CRLE the printout generated from the scale after pressing ENTER PRINT Example 3 A 0 000 kg CRLF the printout generated from the scale after pressing ENTER PRINT 28 6 Continuous transmission The indicator can work in a continuous transmission mode It can be switched on or off in parameters or using RS232 commands Frame format sent by the indicator when continuous transmission is set EEE UM NEGESETEAEJA Stability character space if stable if n
47. Some symbols on accumulators identify harmful elements Pb lead Cd cadmium Hg mercury 2 3 Operation in a strong electrostatic field If the device is about to operate in a strong electrostatic field e g printing houses etc it should be connected to the earthing Connect it to the clamp terminal signed i 2 4 Washing scales intended for meat processing industry Weighing platforms are made of stainless steel according to standards PN 0H18NS9 EN 1 4301 AISI 304 and silicon elements There is an exception zinc coated overhead scales and painted livestock scales made of mild constructional steel with aluminium cover plate on the platform polyester overlays and stainless steel or polyamide glands Caution Washing and disinfection agents should be matched to the scale Platforms of ramp and livestock scales as well as load bearing structures and weighing tracks of overhead scales can be washed with jet of water temp up to 80 C with an appropriate washing agent Washing measuring indicators weighing terminals with the jet of hot water is not allowed Caution It is advisable to cover measuring indicators weighing terminals while washing their surrounding with the jet of water To wash waterproof platform scales and indicators terminals neither jet of water nor hot water shall be used in order not to damage the silicon gaiter that covers the load cell inside the platform and the overlay or glands in the ind
48. The rules of connecting shields from tensometer cable For assuring appropriate operation use the description below to connect the shield of the tensometer properly In both cases 6 and 4 wire cables the same way rule are valid 135 platforms electrically connected to indicators metal housings e g pillars racks platforms connected to indicators in metal housing via a cable only Load cells without internal shield connection to the tensometer body Load cells with internal shield connection to POINT C POINT C the tensometer body POINT C Point C screwed terminal electrically connected to the metal housing of the indicator possible using of soldering eye E soldering pad on a DP1 PCB The way of checking connection between the shield and the tensometer body Use an ohmmeter for this purpose TENSOMETER SHIELD WEIGHING PLATFORM 27 6 4 Installing in PUE C41H housing DP1 modules are intended to mount inside PUE C41H housings It is mounted to the main board to the 10 pin J18 connector For DP1 module an additional gland is installed on the back wall of the housing 1 Unplug the scale from mains 2 Unscrew and take off the back wall of the housing 3 Install your module in J18 on the main board 136 4 During installation turn your attention to plastic columns They should be placed one side in mounting holes in the main board and the other side in the mounted module D
49. User Manual Manual number ITKU 10 03 11 11 A WPW T scales for fast loads control WPW Multifunctional scales WPW D dosing scales nApwAa MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC WEIGHING INSTRUMENTS RADWAG 26 600 Bracka 28 Street POLAND Radom phone 48 48 384 88 00 phone fax 48 48 385 00 10 Sales Department 4848 366 80 06 www radwag com NOVEMBER 2011 Da Table OF CONTENTS 1 INTENDED USE 2 2 2 2 022 9 pnr aa 7 2 PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES etecccuti dades eoe o deecreupu euet econ geet intend cs up xr ed ob eeu 8 pl OO 8 22 Accumulator Dale DO deci ice 8 2 3 Operation in a strong electrostatic field occoonnnnccncocooonnnonnnnononcnnnnnonnnncnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanrnnnnnonanens 9 2 4 Washing scales intended for meat processing industry cccccooonncnccoccnnonccnnnnnnnanonnnnnnonannnnnnnnanncnnnnnns 9 3 WARRANTY CONDITIONS aiii 11 SN izhienrdeeemm aaa ii oli 12 5 DESCRIPTON OF CONNEC TOR S outra aida 12 6 UNPACKING AND MOUNTING 0201 Gb sico saeta 13 T E CI NWH ICE ap pibe 13 9 REYBOARD Sound PERADI KS Odia ai Mom A EV anat 14 9 PICTOGRAM Mc c A A A Ad AR 14 9 1 Batey Charge Mal ia 15 10 FUCTIONS OF KEYS airinn aaae a O Ea 15 11 MENU PARAMETERS coacciones di 16 11212 OVEIVIEW o An 16 11 2 Navigating within the menu level ooocccoooccccconcnononococnnononononnnonnonncnnnnnnnnnnonannncnnnnnnnonnnnnnnns 20 NEU M ROY voro M 20
50. accumulator 6V Battery operation Up to9h time Display LCD with backlight WPW60 WPW150 WPW60 WPW 150 es H3 K H3 K H4 K H4 K Max capacity 60kg 150kg 60kg 150kg Readability 20g 50g 20g 50g Tare range 60kg 150kg 60kg 150kg Pan size 410 x 410mm 500 x 500mm Work temperature 10 C to 40 C Interfaces RS 232 RS 485 Ingress protection rating IP 66 67 Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation time Up to 9 h Display LCD with backlight 155 AN WPW 150 WPW300 WPW60 WPW 150 WPW 300 yee H5 K H5 K H5 K H6 K H6 K Readability 509 209 509 1009 Work temperature 10 C to 40 C Interfaces RS 232 RS 485 Ingress protection IP 66 67 rating Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation Up to 9 h time Display LCD with backlight 31 4 Dosing scales of WPW D series Scale type WPW D WPW D 6 C1 K 15 C1 K 30 C1 K 60 C2 K Max capacity 6kg 60kg Work temperature 10 C to 40 C Interfaces RS 232 RS 485 Ingress protection rating IP 66 67 Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation time Up to9h Display LCD with backlight 156 150 C2 K 300 C2 K 150 C3 K 300 C3 K Max capacity 300kg Readability 509 509 1009 Pan size 500 x 700mm Work temperature 10 C to 40 C Ingress protection rating IP 66 67 Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operatio
51. ad mode some functions Start mass adjustment procedure user calibration Setting counter N1 number of weighings which triggers off automatic printing of c label Setting mass M1 mass of weighings which triggers off automatic printing of c label Setting counter N2 number of weighings which triggers off automatic printing of cc label Setting mass M2 mass of weighings which triggers off automatic printing of cc label Setting the number of C labels to be printed 95 CC LABELS NO MULTIPLIER RECIPE CODE RECIPE REPORT CONTRACTOR CODE MATERIAL CODE PRINT C PRINT CC NEW ASSORT NEW CONTRACT NEW MATERIAL NEW RECIPE DIGIT BATCH NO ALPHA BATCH NO LOSS OF MASS Setting the number of CC labels to be printed Setting the recipe multiplier Inscribing a recipe code for a quick search of recipes Access to the database of reports from recipes e g for printing them Inscribing a contractor code for a quick search of contractors Inscribing a material code for a quick search of materials Printing a C label Printing a CC label Adding a new product to the assortment database Adding a new contractor to the database of contractors Adding a new material to the database of materials Adding a new recipe to the database of recipes Inscribing 10 digit batch number Inscribing 10 character batch number Loss of mass in per cents This function is not attached to the STANDARD software
52. are tool Standard WPW scales can be supervised by the accompanied program EDYTOR WPW that can work as an additional display on the monitor and e Edit and change user parameters filters date time backlight configuring I O port parameters etc e Create upload edit download databases e Receive and save printouts in text files e Define the bottom line e Define non standard printouts 32 2 1 Main window Em EDYTOR WPW v1 2 2 Exit View Em m Settings E s Save ET Display EA Scale s printout 10 Parameters E P1 Scale parameters _ P2 Ports parameters C P3 Devices GS P4 Date Time EE P5 Printouts ES P6 Databases C P Work modes C P8 1 0 configuration ES P9 Others Databases fus Databases sizes 7 Databases SY Non standard printouts del FF Bottom line definition de W eighings f Operators Assortment Labels material Contractors FF General purpose variables Platform 1 tares Platform 2 tares Caution The installation file of EDYTOR WPW is accessible on RADWAG website www radwag com In Products Measuring indicators PUE C41H 160 32 2 2 Setting RS232 parameters On order to establish the connection with EDYTOR WPW through RS232 interface follow the remarks below Run EDYTOR WPW Connect the scale to a computer using cable PTOO20 see ch 25 Set the port for communication with a computer parameter lt P3 1 1 COMP PORT gt
53. astic columns They should be placed one side in mounting holes in the main board and the other side in the mounted module PK1 Led the PT0016 cable through one of plugged glands Connect the PT0016 cable to J2 connector on the PCB according to the description below The cable connect to the group of wires unhook band clips fastening the group of wires lay the cable and hook the band clips Band clips of multiple usage Screw down the back wall assembly hole a Main connector connect plastic column to J3 on the main board es PA va Ed Rubr GOO jG s 3 2 1 G 25 Ow TO CF x TN EN CE CN Z YT A F 225555 assem bly hole a zz0000 assem bly hole a plastic column o o plastic column o o Installing a PK1 module on the main board of PUE C41H 126 27 3 3 Drawing of cables and outputs Relay outputs diagram O O OUT SIGNALS AND DESIGNATIONS ee OF CONDUCTORS og TEA OUT 1 MEE eo pz OUT 2 TRE OUT 3 COMMON OUT 4 5 yellow green 27 4 WE 4 4 inputs 4 outputs module WE 4 module comprises 4 optoinsulated inputs and 4 optoinsulated outputs of reed relays The input output wires are led out via a gland on the back wall of the housing 3m length Caution As standard indicator is equipped with 3 in and 3 out sockets 27 4 1 Technical specification Parameters of outputs Quantity of outputs Type of outputs Reed operation contacts Wire diameter 0 14 0 5mm Maximal load
54. be seen Remove the acting force Press before the next measurement Return to weighing See 11 3 24 5 Counting pieces The standard software is equipped in a counting pieces procedure If counting pieces is to be proceeded in a package container tare the package container first 98 24 5 1 Enabling work modes ENTER e COUNTING PCS procedure is active when oe pictogram is displayed 24 5 2 Setting standard mass by inscribing the mass of a single piece Procedure e Enter COUNTING PCS and then Press to initialise COUNTING PCS with automatic setting of standard mass Notice The mass of a single piece cannot be lower than 0 1d and greater than the full scale 99 24 5 3 Setting the standard mass by declaring the quantity of a sample Procedure e Enter COUNTING PCS and then While inscribing a sample quantity it should be remembered that the mass of a single piece should not be lower than 0 1 d and the total mass of a sample all pcs should not be lower than 1 d An error appears when this two conditions are not performed e After inscribing a required sample quantity press ENF Jano you will see w b blinking pictogram If pieces are to be weight in a container put the container first and tare it Then put a load of pieces wait for the equilibrium i confirm it by ENTER pressing E73 Software automatically calculates a single piece mass and goes to Coun
55. bles from different work modes mass date thresholds etc Non standard printout design can include max 320 characters Non standard printout sent to a printer can include max 640 characters e Up to 4 non standard printouts can be designed Caution 1 During designing non standard printouts all special characters like CRLF tabulators etc have to be added 2 Examples of designing non standard printouts can be found in chapter 32 4 17 6 Texts in non standard printouts 17 6 1 Code format XXX sending to a printer a variable XXX value XXX YY sending to a printer YY declared characters of XXX variable value justified to the left Caution Every non standard printout should be terminated with 10 character 56 17 6 2 Variables appearing in all modes CODE DESCRIPTION Mass in a basic unit of the active platform Mass in a current unit of the active platform Date 003 Time Date and time 005 Calibration unit 006 Current unit Min threshold for checkweighing Max threshold for checkweighing Min threshold for checkweighing 7 digits Max threshold for checkweighing 7 digits Net mass in the calibration unit Gross mass in the calibration unit Display result in a present unit 014 Tare in calibration unit 70015 Statistics ordinal number 70016 Statistics sum in the calibration unit Statistics average value in the calibration unit 70018 Statistics minimal value in the calibration unit 70
56. ccccsssscceceeseecceeeeceneuseeceeasecensuseseeseeeeenssesesseeecensasesesseaess 88 2271 KOVDAG MOUS Tc 89 22 0 SOftWare Version MEW 0d AAA beneaten veu e a quaa CE 90 23 SCALE CALIBRATION titan n 90 231 6 alBratO0n procedure a A AA A DLE S 91 29 2 tartmass QUISE 92 24 WORK A s 93 24 1 Accessibility OF WOFKImOGOGOS opone papas ob etd aso drid idiota 93 24 2 Prtogrartirmable KEYS evoked dz cte EX hus do adnate Meteo EA ARS 94 24 3 control according to an inscribed standard MaSS ooocccccccoonccnnccncnoconnnnnnnonnncnnnnonannnnnnnnnnnannnnnos 96 24 4 Maximal force lat hi soe eee eo To e do tree aee cde 98 24 5 Counting Pieces onto S erento eu al teu A A Le DU aS 98 24 01 ENADIING WORK MOTOS ii A acid 99 24 5 2 Setting standard mass by inscribing the mass of a single piece oooooccnnccccooccnnconnnonnnnns 99 24 5 3 Setting the standard mass by declaring the quantity of a sample 100 24 6 Deviation in percents in relation to a standard MaSS oooocccconcccccnncnononnconcnnnnnnnonnccnnonannncnnncrnnnnnns 101 24 6 1 Starling werghing IN Der Cells oi iiid pae Fal die ona oia iii 101 24 6 2 Weighing a standard mass ccccecccccssececcessececeeeeeeeeesecessaeeesseeeecenseeeessasecensaeesensaeeeens 101 24 6 3 Inscribing a standard MASS iios rette A ph ERR AAA A AAA 102 24 7 Welghing eSmitTiele d b sides desid
57. cuted Caution This command is not remembered after restart 28 4 15 Unlock the scale keyboard Syntax KO CR LF Possible answers KO OK CR LF command in progress 28 4 16 Initiating of dosing filling syntax 1 CR LF Possible answers 1 I CRLF command comprehended but cannot be executed 1 OK CRLF command in progress 28 4 17 Stop of dosing filling Syntax S0 CR LF Possible answers S0 I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed SO OK CRLF command in progress 28 4 18 Set lower threshold Syntax DH XXXXX CR LF where XXXXX mass format 148 Possible answers DH_OK CR LF command executed ES CRLF command not comprehended wrong mass format 28 4 19 Set upper threshold Syntax UH XXXXX CR LF where XXXXX mass format Possible answers UH OK CR LF command executed ES CRLF command not comprehended wrong mass format 28 4 20 Read lower threshold syntax ODH CR LF Possible answers DH_MASA CR LF command executed Frame format poe ace E oom for Mass 9 characters justified to the right Unit 3 characters justified to the left 28 4 21 Read upper threshold Syntax OUH CR LF Possible answers UH_MASA CR LF command executed Frame format 149 Mass 9 characters justified to the right Unit 3 characters justified to the left 28 4 22 Send all implemented commands oyntax PC CRLF Possible answers PC A Z T S SI SU SULC1 C0 CU1 CUO
58. d 45V yellow pin5 IN3 grey pin IN2 pink pin IN1 blue ping NC i r j SHIELD Possibility of optional configuration of inputs from the level of PUE C41H software P T0021 External Buttons PRINT TARA ZERO to PUE CATH PRINT TARA ZERO external buttons cable 26 CONNECTORS Caution In accordance to the number of mounted modules the number and the placement of glands and connectors can vary Connectors and glands mentioned in the standard solution appears in every option in the same place regardless of the option 26 1 3IN 3OUT connector e Colours of cable 3IN 3OUT conductors Cable M12 8pin e g RSTS 8 184 2M 115 INPUTS OUTPUTS GND IN RED COMMON YELLOW IN1 BLUE OUT1 GREEN IN2 PINK OUT2 BROWN IN3 GREY OUT3 WHITE e Description of connector 3IN 3OUT pint OUTS NC pin2 OUT2 NC pins OUT1 NC pind COMMON 45V pind IN3 IN3 pin6 IN2 IN2 pin IN1 IN1 pinB GNDIN NC IN OUT 3IN 30UT connector Exemplary scheme of connections for inputs SCALE Voltage for inputs Max voltage for outputs from 5V DC to 24V DC 24V 0 5A DC AC 26 2 RS232 RS485 connector pint B pin RxD pin3 TxD ping A pin5 GNDRS pin 5VDC RS232 RS485 RS232 RS485 connector 116 27 SPECIFICATION OF ADDITIONAL MODULES Apart from standard interface it is possible to equip terminals with additional module increasing functionality of devices
59. d Calibration should be made when weighing a standard mass shows a different mass value 90 23 1 Calibration procedure Enter lt P10 USER CALIB gt according to 11 2 and then Unload the pan Press ER During adjusting a start mass you will see ADJ START MASS in the bottom line After completing this procedure you will see the following window OO AG lt ENTER gt Place the required mass on the platform 1 then press During the calibration process you will see ADJ CALIB FACTOR in the bottom line After the procedure is completed you will see in UNLOAD THE PAN in the bottom line After taking off the calibration weight LALIBRAT Return to weighing saving parameters Return to weighing See 11 3 91 23 2 Start mass adjustment It is possible to adjust only a start mass it helps to correct the start zero when the span does not change Procedure e Enter lt P10 USER CALIB gt according to 11 2 and then PIO Ro USER CALIB LR N amp e Unload the scale e Press E During adjusting a start mass you will see ADJ START MASS in the bottom line e After completing this procedure the scale will return to the following window e Return to weighing saving parameters Return to weighing See 11 3 92 24 WORK MODES 24 1 Accessibility of work modes In lt P7 1 ACCESSIBILITY gt users can declare work modes that are accessible after pre
60. dules can be connected as an alternative to the module of analogue output and relay module Its task is to expand the functionality of an indicator for 8 inputs and 8 outputs freely configurable It expands functionality of terminals It comprises on board optoinsulated inputs and outputs freely configurable from the level of indicator Caution If WE 8 module is installed in it does not allow to install AN analogue output module and or PK 1 module of relays 129 27 5 1 Technical specification Parameters of outputs Quantity of outputs Reed operation contacts Qumyoimus A Wire diameter 27 5 2 Installing method in PUE C44H indicators Module is designated for assembly inside indicator PUE C41H Module is assembled to main board of indicator to 10 pin J12 connector For module WES gland is installed on casing lid 3m cable ended with insulated conductors is led through gland Installing procedure BONA Unplug the indicator remove the plug from socket 230V Unscrew the casing lid back part of indicator casing Install the module in connector J12 on main board While installing module pay attention to plastic posts fastening to main board They should be placed in assembly holes in main board and in assembly holes in module WE 8 In one of free glands remove the stopper and led through it cable IN OUT if necessary use bigger gland depending on cable diameter Connect the cable IN OUT to joint J
61. e A AA AA A 103 24 7 1 Welghifig UMSS li 103 24 1 2 Starting Ihe work AAA A 104 24 7 3 Procedure or weighing animals eire e tx ad eet er utl dodo ce etae 104 ZAS DOSING scccccsuances T XY 105 249 1 DOSING Mode settings mrret i n 105 24 8 2 Time interval between changing dosage thresholds ooooccccoocccnccocccconoccnnnnnncncnnnannnnns 106 24 8 3 Time interval completing process leeeesseeeesseeeee enne nennen nnne nnn nnns 106 24 8 4 Mods for OUTPUTS a couette t eR iei b ore m to bo EPA RS oue eu Nos 107 24 8 5 FACING mode Seti icio di A A Savi ede Pa E ELO PIE Ste sis 108 24 0 5 A sesto d A O RD ec LRQ 108 LASA GOITOCHOn ITIOUB sar do E a E datiuo catre Les Ao es Ee STO D Urs c cet 109 24 8 6 2 Initial correction VAS oute ne ncecso ai 109 24 8 6 3 Maximum correctional value ccccccccsssccccceececsesecceceeeeessaeceeeeeeeesseneeeenseeeensaneeees 110 24 8 6 4 Averaging from subsequent dosing cycles ccooooocccccoccnococcnncnnonononnnononanononnnnnnannnnos 111 24 8 Staring Work TOO 2 ec isoece coe der iei ent toe rb eg od EN EGO nO tons 112 25 DIAGRAMS OF CONNECTION CABLES eeeeeesseeeeee esee nennen nnn nnne n nnn nnne nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn 113 FAO ziepel efe S 115 202 IN SOU NT CONO rta ra acid ais 115 20 2 R9232 RS405 CGODIeG iD n secca sene iso ici diia deidad sea 116 27 SPECIFICATION OF ADDITIONAL MODULES
62. ect xnaneandetsaduadsbarssanbaiddectapaneessneeededs 160 32 2 2 439g 19232 DaralTiGLOrs ed ere as 161 32 2 5 SEUING Ethernet paramietels ii oe er voe eoe i PO e o eo ont eoe o pO ede oeque 162 32 9 Example of dosing appliCallOri 2 2 e E E TN Ea ERU 163 32 4 Example of designing non standard printOutS cccccccononnccnnccnonoconnnnonnncnnnnnonnnonnnnnononanrrnnnnnnnnoos 165 32 5 Example of creating a complex report eeessssssssssssseesseeee eene nennen nnn nennen nis 165 32 5 Examples Ol surge prote cHOliSes us e e D Dec SQUE 168 1 INTENDED USE Scales with PUE C41H terminal are industrial scales with a possibility of working in high humidity and a wide temperature range 10 40 C The terminal is equipped with fields of LEDs light emitting diodes Tarring within the whole range of measurement allows to determine the net mass of loads Functions Tarring within the whole measuring range Inscribing tare value Automatic tare Automatic print Continuous transmission Printout configuration stable immediate Designing printouts Minima mass Force measurements in Newtons Cooperation with computers Cooperation with printers Cooperation with external industrial buttons ZERO TARA PRINT Cooperation with a barcode scanner Cooperation with a transponder card reader Totalizing control checkweighing Deviation in percents Top mass latch Dosing Counting pieces W
63. eighings animals User functions may have attribute of accessibility For this reason it is possible to adjust scale to individual needs to provide access to only these functions which are currently needed Attribute determination accessible inaccessible is possible in user menu and described in further part of manual 2 PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES 2 1 Precautions A Please read carefully this user manual before and use the device according to its intended use B Devices that are to be withdrawn from usage should be sent back to the producer or in case of own utilization do it according to the law 2 2 Accumulator battery pack WPW scales include gel cell accumulators SLA Sealed Lead Acid type 6V 3 to 4Ah of capacity The device connected to mains inteligently monitors the battery state and charges it if possible After sudden lack of power supply from the mains the device automatically switches to accumulator without breaking operation In case of an prolonged storage period in low temperatures it is not allowed the full discharge of the accompanied batteries The worn out accumulator can be exchanged to a new one by the authorized sernice of the manufacturer The equipment including accumulators does not belong to your regular household waste The European legislation requires that electrical and electronic equipment be collected and disposed separately from other communal waste with the aim of being recycled Notice
64. en 109 e Use the scale keyboard a starting correction value and confirm it by f ENTER pressing ema Notice 1 The starting correction value is estimated experimentally in at least 2 subsequent cycles of dosing 2 In correction mode CONSTANT 2 the start correction is always the correction value but in correction mode AUTOS the declared start value is used only in the first dosing cycle Then it can be modified Return to weighing See 11 3 24 8 6 3 Maximum correctional value The introduced maximum value in parameter P7 4 6 3 MAX CORRECTION gt for corrections is intended to limit the range of operation for automatic calculation of correctional value Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt and then 110 e Use a keyboard to enter a maximum value for the process and confirm it by pressing 78 Return to weighing See 11 3 24 8 6 4 Averaging from subsequent dosing cycles In parameter lt P7 4 6 4 AVERAGING VALUE users can set a number of subsequent dosing cycles to consider for calculating the correctional value Averaging is always calculated form subsequent dosing cycles Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt and then e Enter the required number of dosing cycles using the scale keyboard acceptable settings are 1 to 10 and confirm it by pressing CH Return to weighing See 11 3 111 24 8 7 Starting work modes Attor entering the DOSING mode the
65. et immediate results from both platforms in basic units Syntax SIA CR LF Possible answers SIA ICRLF command comprehended but cannot be executed at the moment MASS FRAME P1 CRLF MASS FRAME P2 CRLF mass values are immediately returned from both platforms in basic units Frame format with mass from subsequent platforms as indicator reply FE E e e e e peee pem m 144 n weighing platform number mass 9 characters justified to the right unit 3 characters justified to the left Example Let us assume that both platforms are connected to indicator PUE C41H S A CR LF computer command P1 118 5 g CRLF P2 36 2 kg CRLF command done mass values from both platforms are returned in basic units 28 4 8 Send the stable result in current unit Syntax SU CR LF Possible answers SU ACRLF command accepted and in progress SU ECRLF timeout while waiting for stable results SU I CRLF command comprehended but cannot be executed SU ACRLF command accepted and in progress MASS FRAME mass value in current unit is returned Frame format KC CO EC CIO CO CO CCA CCE Example S U CR LF computer command SU ACR LF command accepted and in progress SU 172 135 N CRLF command done mass value in current unit is returned 145 28 4 9 Send the result immediately in current unit Syntax SUI CR LF Possible answers SUI I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed
66. group of wires lay the cable and hook the band clips Band clips of multiple usage Screw down the back wall 122 i Main connector connect assembly hole for a plastic column to J12 on the main board a0 Taj O BeBBgeBBe TO3 TO To 2 BEBE voltage output current output operation mode configuration switch see the table below assembly hole for a plastic column assembly hole for a plastic column terminals for connecting an external power source MODULE CONFIGURATION ANALOGUE OUTPUTS MODULE CURRENT 0 10V LOOP 4 20 mA SET AS DEFAULT 4 20mA 0 20mA 0 24mA Mounting of AN module on the main board of PUE C41H 27 2 3 Configuration of work modes of analogue modules A work mode of analogue modules can be set using S1 switch according to the drawings above table configuration of analogue modules Near the S1 switch on the PCB you can find a description 123 27 2 4 Connections to AN module Drawing of connections of voltage output COLOURS OF WIRES Drawing of connections of current loop COLOURS OF WIRES PUE CATH receirer AN 4 20mA AN 0 20mA PT0015 Analogue outputs cable 40 dp M Uout Pink pink Uout GND gray gray GND lout white X ee eee eee white _ lout 24v yellow 7 I yellow 24v OND Gen A Ri mm green GND 24V brown brown 24V 0 50 3m 90 gt connect to the indicator housing Cable for analogue output 124
67. hings Sum of weighings 32 6 Examples of surge protections e Connection diagram of dosing indicators outputs with protection for DC DOSAGE ELEKTRO VALVES D4 D2 np 1N4007 np 1N4007 i j Di YI1CIZ 03 Y2 J np 14007 l kadd nj wir wre Y1 YZ valve coils D1 D4 safety diodes 4 N H H H GHD AT OuT 3 UT OUT 0 Batching indicator RADWAG DUT CON 168 e Connection diagram of dosing indicators outputs with protection for AC DOSAGE ELEKTRO VALVES 1000 wi y L t00nF eL RC protection circuit Batching indicator RADWAG 169 MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC WEIGHING INSTRUMENTS R A DW G PRODUCENT WAG ELEKTRONICZNYCH RADWAG 26 600 Radom Bracka 28 Street POLAND Phone 48 48 38 48 800 phone fax 48 48 385 00 10 Selling Department 48 48 366 80 06 www radwag com em DIN EN ISO 9001 2000 CERTIFICATE NO 71 100 C208
68. icator terminal To wash pans of platform scales they should be taken off first Then they can be washed ether with the jet of water or by immersion Tue Water with Jet of Hot water yP detergent water max 80 C Platforms with tracks yes ys yes Ramp scales To w m Plator whaling e ye ves Livestock scales indicatoriterminal ELE sc Load bearing structure Overhead scales with he load cell Indicator terminal M EN GNE HN Platform 4 9 AR Platform es Indicator termina waterproof scales y Taken off pan 10 3 WARRANTY CONDITIONS A RADWAG is obliged to repair or change those elements that appears to be faulty because of production and construction reason Defining defects of unclear origin and outlining methods of elimination can be settled only in participation of a user and the manufacturer representatives RADWAG does not take any responsibility connected with destructions or losses derives from non authorized or inappropriate not adequate to manuals production or service procedures Warranty does not cover e Mechanical failures caused by inappropriate maintenance of the device or failures of thermal or chemical origin or caused by atmospheric discharge overvoltage in mains or other random event e Inappropriate cleaning Loss of warranty appears after e Access by an unauthorized service e Intrusion into mechanical or electronic construction of u
69. in any work mode press select view products in the assortment database and then 66 SEARCH NANE 0UU0 e Inscribe the product name you search and then press ER e he program displays the record you search in the bottom line Caution You can inscribe a part of the product name to start searching The program will display the first string it encounters with the same beginning as the inscribed one If the search result is not successful the NO RECORD message in the bottom line is displayed for 1 second and then software returns to displaying the current record 18 6 3 Quick number search Procedure F1 e While in any work mode press select view products in the assortment database e Scale program displays the record number one in the bottom line 9 e Using numeric keys ar enter a required record number e Scale program displays the record in the bottom line 67 Return to weighing See 11 3 18 7 User database The database of operators can hold up to 100 records in standard setting of databases Procedure e Enter databases according to 18 5 and then z 0 000 DATABASES n nnn Li LILILI Y l DPERATORS F1 e Press to add an operator e Inthe bottom line you will see the first line for inscribing data e You can enter the edition end confirm any data by pressing 508 You can select fields using HA 68 Fields in an operator record NAME Opera
70. ing general purpose variables coooccccconononnonccnccnonnononnonononnnnonnnnonncononnnnnoncnanonanos 74 18 11 2 General purpose variables in printouts cccoooonncnnccccnonnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnonnncnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnos 75 19 REPORTS FROM WEIGHINGS 1e asp ebc tock cua acu ocu io ge boob ada 76 19 1 Editing FO DOIS 25xunitscex eh bue atc etc etu dela Selina 76 19 2 PFINLOULS Ol TO POMS crac ide Lf 20 CONFIGURATION OF EXTERNAL INPUTS OUTPUTS eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee enne nennen nnn 78 20 1 Contiguration of external BUNLONS A 78 20 2 Configuration Ol OULDULS oes isa niea aa iaa les 79 ZV OSU AIS TICS aa E AE UE EE 80 21T Updating tal SES a D ED 80 21 2 Printouts of SLAUSUCS renegona eaaa aaan a E EORR AE Eaa E EGLAR 81 2V Zoro Statiste Szen Ns e oE aa 82 22 OTHER PARAMETERS us sirio a ahasan ges sent eme Reb aa Ebr S dER c CREE pp dedika khaan eeen sasha 83 22 1 Language Setting ass e emp 83 22 2 LED power Setting eT ia id di EERE 84 22 3 Work modes TORES O ieas 84 22 4 Automatic power GOWN ses A TAE O A AA AE a 86 22 94 1 161 6 eM A a sree a a S Scum A ne aed 87 22 5 1 Backlight power supply from mains ooocccccccocnncnnncccnoccnnnononononnnnnnonnnnnnnnonnnrrnncnnonannnnnnos 87 sa 22 5 2 Backlight power supply from the accumulator c oooonnccccccccocnccnnccnononcnnnnnnnncnnnnnnnnannnnnnos 88 22 6 Beep sound key press reaction c
71. is compared with the dosing setpoints which does not introduce any delay If the filter parameter is set to n gt 1 the filtering result will be calculated as an arithmetic average from the last n measurements n M X where M is a filtering result from samples X4 to X m 28 As dosing is a kind of dynamic state which results in continuous changes in measurements the averaged number of samples in the filter have an effect on the result An example situation is illustrated below Filtration in dosing process The upper blue line represents results for n 1 samples in the filter buffer averaging is off The lower red line represents the same process when the filter is set to n 10 The difference depends on the dynamics dosing rate of changes either The theory shows that the best filter parameter is n 1 because the setpoints can be compared with the current dosed mass But in practice there is a noise from different vibration sources registered and sometimes external forces connected with kinetic and potential energy of the poured material It causes that the filter setting should be matched experimentally Caution 1 The subsequent readouts of the measured value from the A D converter is performed every 100 ms 2 This filter operates only in dosing procedures 29 Procedure e Enter P1 SCALE PARAMETERS gt according to 11 2 of the manual P E SCALE PRRAMETERS a Return to weighing See 11
72. l 142 ZEA Gettare ValU8 s uo nee el ll dle od Ah tas 142 28 44 Bl lare Value eee db vissuta b ceci tse vus quei ered ata o D M 143 28 4 5 Send the stable result in basic unit 143 28 4 6 Send the result immediately in basic Unit ooooonncccccnnonnccnnccnnnncnnnnnnnnnnnncnnnnnonnncnnnnnnnnnos 144 28 4 7 Get immediate results from both platforms in basic UNIS oooccccconoconnccnncononnnonnnnnnnnoos 144 28 4 8 Send the stable result in current unit occcccccononcnnncccnnnonnnnnnnnnnconnnncnononnnnnnnonannnnnnnonnnnos 145 28 4 9 Send the result immediately in current unit sese 146 28 4 10 Switch on continuous transmission in basic UNit ooooonncccnccconoccnnnnnnnonnnonnnnonancnnnnnnnnnoos 146 28 4 11 Switch off continuous transmission in basic UNit oooonnccnncccconnccnnnonononnnonnnnnnnnncnnnnonnnoos 147 28 4 12 Switch on continuous transmission in current unit 147 28 4 13 Switch off continuous transmission in current UNit oooonccnnccccnnccnnnnnnnnnnncnnnnnnnanonnnnonnnoos 147 28 4 14 Lock the scale KeyDOAa d s uses tore exiret rne pckee riduce ox dd aa REDDE A RN 148 28 4 15 Unlock the scale KeyDbOGSEG siste rra A 148 28 4 16 Initiating or dosing filling a 552555 5 o 5623 ora ad adas 148 28 A 17 Stop of dosing filliig visir diri 148 284 160 561 OWE IMCS OIG txt ea e EE e 148 284 19 Sat upper thresholds s eode eise ee e ear Eo iae to Poet DE Cie tod Seat 149 28 4
73. l display type Procedure e Enter lt P3 5 ADDITIONAL DISPLAY gt according to 11 2 and then Return to weighing See 11 3 49 16 DATE TIME SETTING Enter lt P4 DATE TIME gt to set these parameters 16 1 Time view Procedure Return to weighing See 11 3 16 2 Time setting Procedure e Enter the DATE TIME and then a DATESTIME PY DISPL TINE FLE SEI TIRE 50 ENTER e After pressing you will see ri a T an SET YERR x e Enter an appropriate value and confirm it with ER e You will have to enter the following variables in sequence MONTH DAY HOUR MINUTE e After confirming the last value with you Will see the current date and time Return to weighing See 11 3 16 3 Date format Date can be displayed in different format Procedure e Enter P4 DATA TIME and proceed as follows 51 DAT FORMAT DO AM 9Y Pa CAT FORMAT YY MM DD YY DD MM DD MM YY Return to weighing See 11 3 17 PRINTOUTS 17 1 Printout type 99 8M D0D ENTER ida ENTER year month day year day month day month year Setting the lt P5 1 AUTO PRINT gt parameter can set a type of printout Procedure e Enter lt P5 PRINTOUTS gt according to 11 2 and then 52 3 PRINTOUT NO manual printout WHEN STB automatic printout after stabilising CONTIN c
74. meters lt P3 4 TRANSP CARD READER gt and then select a communication port with the transponder card reader TRANSP CART READER CAA RERDER CGH Mf i iru RSezde 2 iii de RSen LICO Return to weighing See 11 3 15 4 2 Procedure of ascribing card numbers to operators In order to log in using a transponder card you need to have it previously ascribed to a specific operator Procedure e Connect a transponder card reader to RS232 RS485 on the back wall of the terminal e Select a communication port see 15 4 1 A7 In parameters lt P2 COM PORTS PARAMETERS gt set the baud rate default 9600b s Enter the database of operators and then find and edit the required operator Find CARD CODE gt field j JDD 2 x DLUDU RO OPERATORS 414 v p k LL OPERATOR 1 MANE OPERATOR I Approaching a card to the reader results in displaying the card number in the CARD CODE gt field ENTER Press to confirm Return to weighing chapter 11 3 15 5 Cooperation with an additional display 15 5 1 Selecting a communication port Additional displays can be connected to e RS232 1 e RS 232 2 e RS 485 Procedure Enter lt P3 5 ADDITIONAL DISPLAY gt according to 11 2 and then 48 ENTER m R5232 2 i M RS232 1 eS Return to weighing See 11 3 15 5 2 Selecting an additiona
75. n time Up to 9 h Display LCD with backlight 31 5 Dosing scales of WPW D H series 3 H1 K 6 H2 K 15 H2 K 15 H3 K 30 H3 K Work temperature 10 C to 40 C Ingress protection IP 66 67 rating Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation Up to 9 h time Display LCD with backlight 157 60 H3 K 150 H3 K 60 H4 K 150 H4 K Max capacity 150kg Readability 209 509 209 50g Work temperature 10 C to 40 C interfaces RS 232 RS 485 Ingress protection rating IP 66 67 Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation time Up to 9 h Display LCD with backlight 150 H5 K 300H5 K 60H5 K 150 H6 K 300 H6 K Readability 509 209 509 1009 Ingress protection IP 66 67 rating Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V ind operation Up to 9 h ime Display LCD with backlight 158 32 APPENDIX 32 1 Communication with barcode scanners 1 Barcode with required prefix and suffix in hexadecimal format For communication with barcode scanners RADWAG scales use RS232 interfaces and simplex transmission one direction without handshaking Only two wires are required for assuring such a transmission Used scanners should be equipped in such interface with disabled both hardware and software handshaking Both scales and scanners have the possibility of setting of transmission parameters Both devices are required to have the same pa
76. nauthorized people e Removing or destroying protection stickers F The detailed warranty conditions one can find in warranty certificate Contact with the central authorized service 48 48 384 88 00 ext 106 or 107 TT 4 MAIN DIMENSIONS Main dimensions of PUE C41H 5 DESCRIPTON OF CONNECTORS Terminal connectors 1 I O connectors 2 RS232 RS485 connector 3 Tensometer gland 4 Power supply gland 5 Earthing terminal 6 Additional platform gland option 7 Ethernet gland option 8 analogue output gland voltage or current loop option 12 Notice In accordance to the number of mounted modules the number and the placement of glands and connectors can vary Connectors and glands mentioned in the standard solution appears in every option in the same place regardless of the option 6 UNPACKING AND MOUNTING A Take the device out of the package B Put the scale on an even stiff ground C Level the platform using an external or internal level condition indicator Use levelling feet to do it o o level OK level incorrect 7 GETTING STARTED I e Switch off the scale using keep pressing it for about 0 5 sec e Wait for the test completion e hen you will see zero indication and following pictograms displayed Zero mud equilibrium kg weight unit If the indication is not zero press zero button 13
77. ne 1 User DL 1 LON i l P 3 2 m7 ul 7 ETR l l 4 i N DOSING NAN j Te F3 1 manual operation after pressing E 2 automatic operation T F3 3 negative dosing after tarring and pressing Es Return to weighing See 11 3 105 24 8 2 Time interval between changing dosage thresholds By setting P7 4 2 DELAY gt parameter users can set a delay time between changing dosing thresholds Procedure e Enter lt P7 WORK MODES gt and then e Using numeric keys inscribe the required value 0 to 60 s and confirm by pressing ER Return to weighing See 11 3 24 8 3 Time interval completing process Users can set lt P7 4 3 CHUTE TIME gt parameter to change time of completing a process of dosing after indication drops below LO Procedure e Enter lt P7 WORK MODES gt and then NO l DEF 106 Using numeric keys inscribe a requires value 0 to 60 s and confirm ENTER by pressing ER Return to weighing See 11 3 24 8 4 Mode for OUTPUTS Software includes three different algorithms operating on OUTPUTS that allows the device to readjust to the customer s requirements Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt and then Ct c al E E e WORK MODES 7 ea N r GHI DN mul TE Us te 1 OUTPUT MOD 1 M 2 le 12_1 DO LL Fl 4 13 1 ASA OUTPUT nOD 12 Tarso 1 9 aers 0 3 aers
78. ng to ch 32 2 of this manual 2 Open database labels at Databases Databases Labels Press to upload data from the scale Em EDYTOR WPW v1 2 2 Exit View eu Scale 1 Settings Save a En Display AA Scale s printout a al Partio Bed Edit Remove Remove LM Erase table Erase LM Erase table P1 Scale parameters P2 Ports parameters P3 Devices P4 Date Time P5 Printouts P6 Databases P7 Work modes 1 0 configuration Others atabases i Databases sizes FF Databases p Non standard printouts FF Bottom line definition Ja Weighings Communication with scale 2 Operators ao Assortment l Labels v Scale reading H Save in the scale Name Pattem 1 RCP1 1 RAPORT Z RECEPTURY C 2 RAPO1 i gt SUMA 2087 088 CN 089 CC 3 RPO02 s SUM 2 087 088 CN Z089 CS 4 RPO3 x KOD 0 20924CKOD A 209340 5 6 APO4 1 z 0 CODE Z0921CA CODE 2093 w01 x 073 207502076 207 7160 amp T amp 308 g ACCC 3 Edit one of the existing report patterns RP01 RP02 RPO3 or RP04 Edit record Label Name code Pattem Insert file 1b 2 000 Mass in a basic unit of the active platform Cancel 166 4 Enter the new report pattern RADWAG WAGI ELEKTRONICZNE Product 79129 Weighings 70130975089 75073 970075 9 0076 99077 Number of weighings 99089
79. nt to the database of the computer program Procedure e Enter lt P3 1 COMPUTER gt according to 11 2 and then rm 7 R gt f A f User COMPUTER AB mao TL 2 Po o Lo a WEIGH BUFFER e e Type on the scale uml the required buffer length and confirm by pressing button Erd Caution The buffer equal to 0 results in saving all weighings in the database in case of operating OFF LINE 42 Return to weighing See 11 3 15 1 5 3 The lock of product change Users can lock changing products by scale operators cooperating with E2R SYSTEM Procedure e Enter lt P3 1 COMPUTER gt according to 11 2 and then DOTE ENTER r 3 1 3 IDAS LOCK ASSOR YES Sec Return to weighing See 11 3 15 2 Cooperation with printers Press to send the current measurement together with the weighing unit to a printer 15 2 1 Communication port scale printer Following ports can be used RS 232 1 RS 232 2 RS 485 Ethernet 43 Procedure e Enter lt P3 2 PRINTER and then 2 PLE PRINTER pe RS485 ETHERNET RS232 1 R5232 t2 e DI J 7 J E PRINT PORT RSe3e 1 Return to weighing See 11 3 15 3 Cooperation with a barcode scanner The scale gives possibility to cooperate with barcode scanners It is used for quick search of database of assortment Caution In P2 COM PORTS PARAMETERS gt set the baud rate for the same
80. oe for or Tare 9 characters with decimal point justified to the right Unit 3 characters justified to the left 142 28 4 4 Set tare value oyntax UT TARE CR LF where TARE tare value Possible answers UT OK CRLF command executed UT I CRLF command comprehended but cannot be executed ES CRLF command not recognised possible wrong tare format Notice This protocole uses the dot character as a decimal point for separating the decimal fraction part 28 4 5 Send the stable result in basic unit Syntax S CR LF Possible answers S ACRLF command accepted and in progress S ECRLF time limit for stable result exceeded S I CRLF command comprehended but cannot be executed S ACRLF command accepted and in progress MASS FRAME mass value in basic unit is returned Frame format Oe IvpwIepepe Example S CRLF computer command S _ACRLF command accepted and in progress S 8 5 g CRLF command done mass value in basic unit is returned 143 28 4 6 Send the result immediately in basic unit Syntax SI CR LF Possible answers SI I CR LF command comprehended but cannot be executed at the moment SI_A CR LF command accepted and in progress MASS FRAME mass value in basic unit is returned Frame format P CI O CO ERICO CAI EE ee sem Example S CR LF computer command SI x 18 5 kg CRLF command done mass value in basic unit is returned immediately 28 4 7 G
81. on established e D1 blinks transmission 10Mbit s or 100Mbit s Module accessible in two versions ET 1G with external connector on the scale housing ET 1D with cable twisted pair about 3m length led out via the gland on the scale housing Intended for connecting to a switch not computer Terminated with a standard RJ45 plug 27 1 1 Mounting way in PUE C41H This module is intended for mounting inside PUE C41H indicators It is mounted to the main board to the 10 pin J1 connector e For ET 1G version of module a 4 pin Ethernet connector is installed on the back wall of the housing e For ET 1D version of module a gland is installed on the back wall of the housing through which a shielded cable is led out twisted pair 3m length terminated with RJ45 plug Mounting procedure Unplug from mains Unscrew the back wall of the housing Install the module in J1 on the main board During installation turn your attention to plastic columns They should be placed one side in mounting holes in the main board and the other side in the mounted module 5 For ET 1G unscrew one of the plugged glands and install a socket instead 6 For ET 1G version connect wires from PT0017 socket to J2 and J3 connectors on the Ethernet module according to the description below 7 ForET 1D version unplug one of the glands and led the PT0014 twisted pair cable out 8 For ET 1D version connect the shield of PT0014 cable to the indicator hou
82. ontinuous printouts LAST STB printing the last stable result after taking of a load before reaching the LO value ONE PRINT Single print over LO EACH STABILE Automatic printout of each stable measurement over the LO Return to weighing See 11 3 17 2 Printout of stable unstable data Enter lt P5 2 STAB PRINT gt to set the printout as e Stable data e mmediate data E C Procedure e Enter lt P5 PRINTOUTS gt according to 11 2 and then Poe Ro STAB PRINT PS 2 O 57TRB8 PRINT na Return to weighing See 11 3 Notice In case of verified scales P5 2 STAB PRINT gt is not accessible for users 17 3 Checkweighing mode In this mode printout is possible only when the result is between Min Max thresholds Procedure e Enter P5 PRINTOUTS according to 11 2 and then 2 JKL Si CHELKUEIDH 54 Return to weighing See 11 3 17 4 Non standard printouts Users have possibility to design non standard printouts in lt P5 4 PRINTOUT gt Procedure e Enter lt P5 PRINTOUTS gt according to 11 2 and then Return to weighing See 11 3 17 5 Designing non standard printouts To create a non standard printout e Enter lt P5 PRINTOUTS gt according to 11 2 and then 55 PRINTOUT 1 e After pressing E2 you will see a cursor Software is ready to accept your data Non standard printout can comprise Constant texts Varia
83. ot stable if an indication over the range v if fan indication below the range sign space for positive values or for negative values mass 9 characters justified to the right unit 3 characters justified to the left command 3 characters justified to the left 28 7 Configuring printouts If some information included are redundant or not sufficient and there is a necessity of changes you can design a non standard printout There is possible to create up to four standard printouts see the chapter 17 151 29 ERROR MESSAGES ERROR XXX ESC RETURN TO PREVIOUS SETTING where XXX parameter name confirmed with ENTER of a wrong value in the user s menu Err2 Value beyond the zero range Err3 Value beyond the tare range Err4 Calibration mass or start mass adjustment error 1 for weight 10 for start mass Err5 Mass of a single piece lower than the 0 1 of scale division Err6 Mass of all pcs declared as standard lower than one division Err8 Tarring zeroing operation time exceeded NULL Zero value from the AD converter FULL2 Measurement range overflow HI Display range overflow LH Start mass error the mass on the weighing platform is beyond the acceptable range 20 of start mass 30 TROUBLE SHOOTING Probie oase souon In lt P9 OTHERS gt change lt P9 3 AUTO SWITCH gt to NO Scale switches off t1 parameter set to YES automatically Power sa
84. pe of 2 you will see Err2 Zeroing is possible only in stable state Caution Zeroing is possible only within 2 of full range around zero If the zeroed value is beyond the interval of 3296 Err2 is displayed and a short beep sound will be emitted LAA 12 5 Weighings in two ranges Switching between the I range and the Il range happens automatically exceeding Max of the I range Weighings in the second range is signalled by a pictogram in the top left corner of the display Then weighings is done with the accuracy of the Il range to the moment of returning to zero autozero range where the scale switches back to the I range 12 6 Toggling between weight units 12 6 1 Selection of basic unit This function sets the unit that will be set after powering on Procedure e While In weighings mode press and then x 0 000 ER gt Ene eng Fi SCALE PARAMETERS Selection e When the main unit is kg users can select among kg Ib oz ct N g for verified scales b oz N are not accessible e When the main unit is g users can select among g Kg Ib oz ct N for verified scales b oz N are not accessible 12 6 2 Toggling between weight units Press the Units key to toggle between weight units kg Accessible units e When kg is the basic unit users can toggle between kg lb oz ct N g For verified scales b oz N are not accessible e When g
85. quest message you can receive XX_A CR LF command accepted and in progress command completed appears only after XX_A command comprehended but cannot be executed command comprehended but time overflow error appeared command comprehended but the indication below the XX _ OK CRLF Command done ES CRLF Command not comprehended I CR LF error while executing command time limit for stable result XX ECRLF X tase d exceeded limit time is a descriptive parameter of the scale XX command name substitutes spaces 28 4 Command s description 28 4 1 Zeroing Syntax Z CR LF Possible answers Z ACRLF command accepted and in progress Z DCRLF command completed 141 Z ACRLF command accepted and in progress Z CRLF command comprehended but zero range overflow appeared Z ACRLF command accepted and in progress Z ECRLF time limit for stable result exceeded Z CRLF command comprehended but cannot be executed 28 4 2 Tarring Syntax T CR LF Possible answers T ACRLF command accepted and in progress T DCRLF command completed T ACRLF command accepted and in progress T vCRLF command comprehended but tare range overflow appeared T ACRLF command accepted and in progress T ECRLF time limit for stable result exceeded T I CRLF command comprehended but cannot be executed 28 4 3 Get tare value Syntax OT CRLF Possible answers OT TARA CRLF command executed Frame format epe 1e om w
86. r of weighing SUM 3 800 kg total mass AVG 0 543 kg average mass of all loads MIN 0 200 kg minimal mass MAX 1 000 kg maximal mass 21 3 Zeroing statistics Users can delete statistics to start a new series of measurements Procedure 412 mi b ad if m ar ENTER LI i 5 LL Es I DELETE SERILE F 0 600 Return to weighing See 11 3 82 Caution 1 When a user changes a work mode all statistics are automatically deleted 2 Statistic data are common from all platforms connected no separate calculations 22 OTHER PARAMETERS Users can set parameters that influence the weighings procedure There are included in P9 OTHER e g language backlight BEEP sound 22 1 Language setting Procedure e Enter P9 OTHER according to 11 2 and then 4 PU RI Ep A ENGLISH DEUTSCH Boer 031 E LANGUAGE ENGLISH Return to weighing See 11 3 83 22 2 LED power setting According to the requirements e g intensity of external light it is possible to change the light flux from LEDs in the scale of 0 to 100 Procedure e Enter lt P9 2 DIODES gt according to 11 2 and then LEG POWER Return to weighing See 11 3 22 3 Work modes for LEDs In lt P9 2 DIODES gt users can chose a work mode for LEDs Procedure e Enter lt P9 2 DIODES gt according to 11 2 and then 84 6 n DIOD o do e a E OFF NON
87. rameters set baud rate number of data bits parity control stop bits e g 9600 8 N 1 baud rate 9600 bit s data 8 bits no parity control 1 stop bit Barcode scanners can send additional information apart from the expected barcode e g symbology type of barcode It is advisable to disable such information because RADWAG devices and software do not use it Some RADWAG systems can omit unnecessary information by using parameters that mark the beginning and the length of the code required to analyse A special protocol is required in order the code be received by RADWAG equipment It is required to program an appropriate prefix and suffix Prefix one byte 01 hexadecimally suffix one byte OD hexadecimally Most barcode scanners allow to enable disable different symbologies barcode types Programming of scanners is usually performed by reading special barcodes or by using an external software tool Scanners marketed together with RADWAG systems are always configured according to the rules above Barcode without required fixes in Code type ASCII format 01 30 30 32 31 30 31 32 36 0D 00210126 EAN 8 01 43 4F 44 45 20 33 39 20 54 45 53 54 OD CODE 39 TEST CODE 39 01 31 31 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 31 OD 1101234567891 EAN 13 01 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 0D 0123456789 01 43 6F 64 65 20 31 32 38 20 54 65 73 74 OD CODE 128 Test CODE 128 159 32 2 Cooperation with EDYTOR WPW PC softw
88. ration of external buttons Following external buttons can be connected TARE BUTT PRINT BUTT ZERO BUTT START BUTT STOP BUTT EXT START TERM BUTT CHUTE PERM Tare button Print button Zero button Start button Start weighing animals button Button for breaking dosing process Button for breaking weighing animals Input signal allowing to START dosing Terminating of dosing process Perdition input signal for chute 78 Procedure e To declare a number of input ascribed to the button enter lt P8 1 EXTERNAL BUTTONS and then e Press EN you will see lt P8 1 1 TARE B gt ENTER e Press Era l ENTER e Confirm your selection with ER e Using go to the next parameter Caution You can ascribe all your buttons accordingly Hemember that the standard solution has only 3 inputs Return to weighing See 11 3 20 2 Configuration of outputs Users can configure outputs according to their needs You can declare outputs MIN OK MAX STABLE THRESH 1 THRESH 2 CHUTE Mass below the Min threshold Mass between Min and Max threshold Mass over the Max threshold Stable result over the LO threshold Threshold of passing from dosing to precise dosing in dosing mode Completing dosing process Chute control 79 Procedure e odeclare an output number connected with the function enter lt P8 2 OUTPUT CONF gt and then e Press EA you will see lt P8 2 1 MIN gt
89. rom nem the assortment database 15 Selection purpose variables N A a Fr m n Work mode selection N A Log out Inscribing MIN MAX thresholds JESSE View of statistics oO m mm N A Programmable keys Caution JK rm En 2a E D x After pressing functions of keys change while in the menu The way of using them is described farther 11 MENU PARAMETERS 11 1 Overview of parameters The menu has been divided into 10 basic groups Each group has its individual name starting with the capital letter P Names of groups and their contents are shown below PARAMETERS P1 SCALE PARAMETERS P 1 1 PLATFORM 1 PAR P 1 1 1 FITER AVERAGE P 1 1 2 MED FILTER YES P 1 1 3 LO THRESH 20d P 1 1 4 TARE MODE STDRD P 1 1 5 START UNIT kg P 1 1 6 AUTOZERO YES P 1 1 7 DOS FILTER 1 P 1 2 PLATFORM 2 PAR 16 P 1 2 1 FITER P 1 2 2 MED FILTER P 1 2 3 LO THRESH P 1 24 TARE MODE P 1 2 5 BASIC UNIT P 1 2 6 AUTOZERO P 1 2 7 DOS FILTER P 1 3 FACTORY NO P2 COM PORTS PARAMETERS P 2 1 RS 485 P 2 1 1 BAUD RATE P 2 1 2 DATA BITS P 2 1 3 PARITY BIT P 2 1 4 STOP BITS P 2 2 RS 232 1 P 2 2 1 BAUD RATE P 2 2 2 DATA BITS P 2 2 3 PARITY BIT P 2 2 4 STOP BITS P 2 3 RS 232 2 P 2 3 1 BAUD RATE P 2 3 2 PARITY BIT P 2 4 ETHERNET P 2 4 1 COMM MODE P 24 2 IP ADDRESS P 2 4 3 SUBNET MSK P 2 4 4 GATEWAY P 2 4 5 LOCALPORT P 2 4 6 HOST IP P 2 4 7 HOST PORT P 2 4 8 TIM
90. rs That is why the printout XRPOSX substitutes Contractor code with dashes lt gt 17 6 5 Special characters that can be used in non standard printouts Single character V Tabulator End of printout Every text in a non standard printout may include up to 320 characters letters digits special characters spaces Example R ADWAG Date Time Mass The inscribed data for RADWAG C TDATE 002 CA TTIME 003 C T 18 DATABASES 18 1 Logging in In case of activating of logging procedure submenu lt P6 1 LOG IN gt an operator after switching on has to perform a jogging procedure which consists in inscribing a password Operators can also use a transponder cards for this procedure provided the terminal is equipped in a transponder card reader see 15 4 60 Procedure e Enter lt P6 DATABASES gt according to 11 2 and then Po ORTARBASES Return to weighing See 11 3 Users can log in even if this procedure is disabled at the start e Turn on the device o e Press during a display test e Program will show the following window PRSSUDRD blinking cursor Notice In case there are no data in the operators database press to skip the logging procedure and add at least one operator with the highest level access If no ADMINISTRATORS are defined there will be no access to some functions designated only for administrators 61 18 2 Access level
91. se dosing of a product OUTPUT NO p p IPAR FAST DOSE f OUTPUT NO Declaration of output number for fast dosing of a product e After defining all fields press U e You will see the following inscription n nnn LI LILILI Ys ENTER e Press to save changes e You will see the products name you have edited Fi FIA pg LILILI ul e To erase the selected record press r2 F3 e oedit the selected record press F3 F4 e Toclear the database press E4 Return to weighing See 11 3 af 18 9 Weighings database Every result sent from the scale to a printer is also saved in the database of weighings There is possible to save up to 30 000 records in database in standard setting Procedure e Enter the database according to 18 5 and then 0 000 I DATABASES i a z 0 000 DPERRTO 0 000 NU RECORDS e n case when the database is not empty you will see the first record date mass unit n RF 0 LILLILILI le 30 15 D SUU KO X X X g N Time of saving of weighing N x weight unit N record No N Load mass F2 e To delete the selected record press r2 d 2s F4 e To delete all records press e To print the selected record press Notice 1 Single record can be deleted only when first in the database the oldest record 2 The printout pattern and variables for designing non standard printouts are described in ch 17 6 of his manual Re
92. set to RS232 1 see ch 15 1 1 Set transmission parameters submenu P2 2 RS232 1 gt see ch 14 1 3 Click on the button Settings to show the window below Program options Transmission settings Others Language Select communication mode R5232 transmission Com COM1 Scale address 1 Baud rate 115200 Scale address 2 Parity No Scale address 3 Data bits Scale address 4 Stop bits Scale address 5 Scale address 6 Cancel Help In the overlap lt Transmission settings gt Set the communication mode as RS232 transmission Select an appropriate com number Configure the selected port baud rate parity data bits stop bits Confirm the changes by clicking xk Rerun the program Press the Connect button The appropriate communication with scales is signalled by pictogram L in the left part of the display Transmission problems are signalled by the message window 161 EDY TOR WPW v1 2 2 e Ma transmission or inappropreate transmission parameters 32 2 3 Setting Ethernet parameters On order to establish the connection with EDYTOR WPW through Ethernet interface follow the remarks below Power up the scale and run the EDYTOR WPW program Connect the scale to a computer switch using a PT0017 or PTOO14 cable depending on the Ethernet module on board see ch 27 1 2 Set the port for communication with a computer parameter lt P3 1 1 COMP PORT gt
93. sing screwed terminator 4mm diameter b Em 119 10 11 assembly hole fot a plastic column Connect the PT0014 cable to J2 and J3 connectors on the Ethernet module according to the description Cable twisted pair or wires from the Ethernet socket connect to the group of wires unhook band clips fastening the group of wires lay the cable or conductors from the socket and hook the band clips Band clips of multiple usage Screw down the back wall Operation mode signalling LEDs Main connector Connect to J1 on the main board assembly hole fot a plastic column 42 J3 connectors for a twisted pair ET 1D or cables from a socket ET 1G RX RX TX TX TX white orange J3 TX orange Colours of wires in the twisted pair cable from PT0014 for ET 1D RX white green J2 RX green TX white TX blue J3 Colours of cables from PTOO17 for ET 1G RX4 yellow J2 RX orange Ethernet module on the main board of PUE C41H 120 27 1 2 Drawings of sockets and cables for Ethernet PT0017 Ethernet socket for ET 1G pin1 RX pin2 TX pin3 RX pind TX Ethernet socket for ET 1G version PT0014 Ethernet cable for ET 1D 3m pin 1 white orange 30 pin 2 orange white orange pin v green 8 orange 2 J3 pin 4 blue pin 5 white blue wate green pin 6 green pin 7 white brown pin 8 brown SHIELD connect to the indicator
94. ssing 3 Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt according to 11 2 and then NO mode denied YES mode accessible Return to weighing See 11 3 Caution This way you can disable enable all accessible work modes 93 24 2 Programmable keys In parameter group lt P7 2 KEY FUNCTIONS gt users can ascribe different 4 functions to keys s Ea Tw wz or to get an easiest access to different functionalities Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES and then e Using and pem a key to ascribe 8 ds 8 or 2 ENTER e Enter the parameter pressing ER y 4 e Using and select the required function and press 008 Return to weighing See 11 3 The inventory of functions accessible for ascribing to keys Name Deshblon 0000000 94 EDIT PRINTOUT 3 EDIT PRINTOUT 4 ASSORTMENT CODE EAN ASSORT CODE STAT PRINTOUT STAT PRN DELETE STAT DELETE TIME VIEW WEIGH REPORT WEIGH DATABASE VAR 1 ALPHA VAR 2 ALPHA VAR 3 ALPHA VAR 4 ALPHA VAR 5 ALPHA VAR 1 DIGIT VAR 2 DIGIT VAR 3 DIGIT VAR 4 DIGIT VAR 5 DIGIT KEYPAD MODE LO THRESHOLD STRT M ADJ CALIBRATION AVER TIME C LABELS NO Edit non standard printout No 3 Edit non standard printout No 4 Quick search of the assortment database using a product code Quick search of the assortment database using a product EAN code Inscribing universal variable No 5 40 digits Selecting a keyp
95. t pictogram in the right side of the picture 24 7 3 Procedure of weighing animals After starting ANIM WEIGH see 24 7 2 put the animal on the platform Press Es to start the process of weighing You will see a set of dashes on the display lt gt showing the progress of weighing during the time set in P7 3 1 WEIGH TIME see 24 7 1 After the procedure of weighing is completed the result will be latched Additionally you will hear a short beep sound and see Hold pictogram in the left part of the display Before initiating the next weighings press key Weighing procedure can be terminated while in progress ESC by pressing i Return to weighing See 11 3 104 24 8 Dosing Standard indicators are equipped with signalling fields and internal circuit of 3 optoinsulated inputs 5 24V DC 3 optoinsulated reed relay outputs Caution 1 Working mode Dosing does not support continuous printouts 2 See an example application in chapter 32 3 of this manual 3 Inductive loads connected to the dosing indicator should have protections against the coil induction phenomenon Example connetion diagrams of dosing indicators outputs with direct and alternative current protections are in point 32 6 of the manual 24 8 1 Dosing mode setting Users can chose one of three different modes lt P7 4 1 DOSING NAM gt Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt and then DO E Pi
96. ting pieces 100 Notice If a user confirms a sample with with the empty weight pan Err6 will be displayed Return to weighing See 11 3 24 6 Deviation in percents in relation to a standard mass Software can help to control deviations in from a standard nominal mass The standard mass can be settled by weighings or inscribing 24 6 1 Starting weighing in per cents e Selection of DEVIATIONS is confirmed by displaying 9e pictogram in the upper right corner of the display 24 6 2 Weighing a standard mass Procedure e Enter DEVIATIONS and then 101 blinking pictogram e Putaload to be a standard mass on the weight pan e After the equilibrium is reached imsi press En e You will see the indication of 100 00 e From this moment all results will be displayed in percents 96 Return to weighing See 11 3 24 6 3 Inscribing a standard mass Procedure e Enter DEVIATIONS and then From this moment all results will be displayed in percents Return to weighing See 11 3 24 7 Weighing animals 24 7 1 Weighing time setting Users can set in seconds the time of weighing an animal During this time averaging is performed Procedure e Enter P7 WORK MODES gt and then DO A r WORK NODES WEIGH TIRE 30 Return to weighing See 11 3 103 24 7 2 Starting the work mode Li LIB WGH ANIMALS mode is signalled by showing g
97. tor name max 40 characters CODE Operator code max 6 characters Password for logging max 8 characters Transponder card code max 15 digits e After defining all fields in a record of operator press Esc e Then you will see i rn man o LJ LLL SAVER ENTER e Press If you want to save e You will see an operator name and a position in the database F2 e To delete an operator press r2 e To edit a defined operator press rs F4 e odelete all records press r4 Return to weighing See 11 3 69 18 8 Assortment database The assortment database can comprise up to 3000 records Procedure e Enter databases according to 18 5 of this manual vo H s ae LI L DATABASES MEI um nnm v 006 y OPERATORS zp 000 ASSORTMER F1 e Press to add a record e Youwill see the first empty record in editing mode e Entering edition and confirming changes can be made by pressing ER Select fields to be changed using keys 70 Fields in the assortment database Product name max 40 characters Product code max 7 characters EAN Constant code that can be used as a barcode max 15 digits mn Minimal mass for checkweighing TARE Tare value it is preset automatically after selecting a product STR The mass value that is added to or substracted from the nominal CORRECTION mass in dosing DOSE Declaration of output number for preci
98. turn to weighing See 11 3 18 10 Database of tare values It is possible to hold up to 100 tare values for every platform Procedure Dl o e Press twice in any work mode e n case when there is no record you will see the following window OOdUUm m LI LILILI svn e eu e To enter a tare value F3 9 l e Using numerical keys ar inscribe a value and confirm ENTER with a e Press one more time to return us the weighing mode You ne see the entered value with F2 e To delete a selected tare press E2 F3 e To edita selected tare press rs F4 e To delete all tare press Es Ny PG e You can browse the database using or by inscribing 9 a position number using E to Caution If users confirm a tare value greater than the maximal value full scale you will see the following inscription TOO HIGH VALUE Return to weighing See 11 3 18 11 General purpose variables You can inscribe any text to be memorized for printouts You can view or edit them from the level of databases in the menu F2 or using a quick access method by pressing E from any work mode apart from dosing 18 11 1 Editing general purpose variables Procedure e Enter databases according to 18 5 and then 0 000 DATABASES 0 000 OPERATORS 0 000 GENERAL VARIABLES k GOOL w 74 e To add or modify a record inscribing characters like in mobile phones press i
99. ual Return to weighing See 11 3 15 1 3 Address setting Procedure e Enter lt P3 1 COMPUTER gt according to 11 2 and then e Inscribe a value 0 to 254 and press EN Return to weighing See 11 3 15 1 4 Order operating of communication protocol User in parameter lt P3 1 4 BASIC TRS gt has possibility to set communication protocol designed to communicate between RADWAG scale and external device 40 Procedure e Enter lt P3 1 COMPUTER gt according to 11 2 and then Return to weighing See 11 3 15 1 5 Cooperation with E2R System Scales can cooperate with computer software E2R System that is a modular system for complex production supervising by monitoring of weighings processes Caution Enabling cooperation of the device with program E2R System can be done only by the manufacturer or authorized Service 15 1 5 1 Enabling E2R System In order to allow the cooperation with E2R System enable parameter lt P3 1 5 1 ACTIVE SYS gt Procedure e Enter P3 1 COMPUTER gt according to 11 2 and then ye ee Return to weighing See 11 3 15 1 5 2 Buffer for weighings Users can declare the quantity of performed measurements to be saved in the internal buffer in the scale in case of operating OFF LINE no transmission to E2R SYSTEM After reconnecting with E2R SYSTEM all measurements from the internal buffer will be se
100. ve LH appears on the Weight pan not empty Unload the pan Indication display when switching on returns to zero 152 31 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS 31 1 Scales for control 1 5 T1 3 T1 6 T2 15 T2 Max capacity 3kg 6kg Work temperature 10 C to 40 C Interfaces RS 232 RS 485 Ingress protection rating IP 66 67 Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation time Up to 9h Display LCD with backlight Scale type WPW 60 T3 Ingress protection rating Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation time Up to 9 h Display LCD with backlight 153 31 2 Multifunctional scales of WPW series C1 K C1 K C1 K C2 K e 400 x 500mm Interfaces RS 232 RS 485 Ingress protection rating IP 66 67 Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation time Up to 9 h Display LCD with backlight WPW 150 WPW300 WPW 150 WPW 300 Beet C2 K C2 K C3 K C3 K Max capacity 300kg Readability 50g 50g 100g Pan size 500 x 700mm Work temperature 10 C to 40 C Ingress protection rating IP 66 67 Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal accumulator 6V Battery operation time Up to 9 h Display LCD with backlight 154 31 3 Multifunctional scales of WPW H series H1 K H2 K H2 K H3 K H3 K Max capacity 3kg 6kg Interfaces RS 232 RS 485 Ingress protection IP 66 67 rating Power supply 85 265V AC 50Hz and internal

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