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General| Brand | Avery Weigh-Tronix |
|---|---|
| Model | WI-130 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Lists system requirements and provides instructions for installing the SimPoser software.
Describes the Configure button, which opens a tabbed dialog box for setting customizable features.
Explains the Program button, which opens the WT-BASIC text editing window for creating application programs.
Details the Format button for setting up and designing custom print formats for output.
Describes the Setpoint button for configuring setpoints to monitor or detect conditions.
Explains the Simulate button for launching the WI-130 simulator to test programs.
Explains how to download an active application program to the WI-130 via COM ports.
Details how to start the WI-130 simulator to test programs before downloading.
Explains the Configure button and its associated dialog box for setting scale parameters.
Details scale parameters like Number of Scales, Scale Type, Capacity, Divisions, Display Rate, and Zero Range.
Describes the Units tab for selecting units of measure, including custom unit configuration.
Explains the Key Enable tab for enabling or disabling keys and autotare functions.
Details the Display Values tab for enabling active display values during weighing operations.
Explains the Analog Output tab for configuring parameters for the optional Analog Output card.
Details the Bargraph tab for setting parameters for bargraph or checkweigher functions.
Explains the Counting tab for selecting parameters related to scale stability during parts sampling.
Describes the Misc tab for recording miscellaneous parameters like Date Preference, AC Excitation, and Passwords.
Explains the Time Out tab for setting Accumulate, Print, Zero, and Tare timeouts.
Details the Motion/AZT tab for enabling or disabling motion detection and Automatic Zero Tracking.
Explains the Filters tab for configuring the Harmonizer® filter to minimize interference.
Describes the ROC tab for setting up the WI-130 Indicator to calculate Rate of Change.
Explains the Serial Ports tab for setting parameters for the two WI-130 serial ports.
Details selecting the Baud Rate for serial communication, including cautions for high rates.
Explains selecting the Parity setting for serial communication, listing available choices.
Describes selecting the Data Bits for serial communication, with choices of 7 or 8.
Explains selecting the Handshake protocol for serial communication, listing available options.
Details selecting the serial port mode, such as BASIC Control or Keyboard.
Describes the program editor window for entering WT-BASIC code and saving programs as .cfg files.
Explains downloading programs to the WI-130 via COM ports, using F11/F12 as hot keys.
Details starting the WI-130 simulation using the program currently being worked on.
Details the Program Errors button for displaying and navigating program errors found during simulation.
Describes the Print Format Editor window for controlling printer output and creating up to 16 output formats.
Describes the Setpoint Editor window for defining conditions to trigger WI-130 events.
Explains how to select the active setpoint number, from 1 to 32.
Details the Mode setting for setpoints: Disabled, Input, or Output.
Describes the Input mode for receiving signals from external devices.
Explains the Output mode for sending signals to external devices or program interactions.
Details the De-Bounce time parameter for setting timer intervals for events.
Explains setting conditions for activating and deactivating output setpoints.
Describes the Above/Below condition for setpoints based on scale readings relative to a value.
Explains selecting the basis (e.g., Gross Weight, Net Weight) for setpoint activation.
Details the Inside/Outside condition for setpoints based on a range of selected values.
Explains setpoint activation based on motion, no motion, or center of zero conditions.
Details setpoint activation based on specific operations or control modes.
Explains how to start the WI-130 simulation using the Simulate button.
Describes the Close button for exiting the SimPoser program, with options to save changes.
Introduces the WT-BASIC interpreter command set for WI-130 programming, comparing it to QBASIC.
Explains event handlers in WT-BASIC, which are subroutines triggered by specific events.
Defines variables in WT-BASIC, including numeric, string, and system variables.
Details subroutine controls like SUB, END SUB, CALL, GOSUB, RETURN, and EXIT SUB.
Describes CALCSTAT for calculating statistical values based on a series of numbers.
Explains SETTIMER for regulating the frequency of SYSTEM_TIMER events.
Describes ANBASIS for setting the basis for analog output PC boards.
Explains SETANLOG for setting minimum and maximum analog output limits.
Explains DO commands (DOZERO, DOUNITS, DOTARE, DOPRINT, DOACCUM, DOSELECT) for initiating operations.
Details ASK(MSG$) for prompting the operator for a yes/no response.
Explains GETPORT for retrieving the current protocol of a selected port.
Details SETPORT for configuring serial port parameters like baud rate and parity.
Describes GETCOM$ for reading messages from a specified COM port.
Explains CONTOUT for activating continuous output of a chosen format.
Details SETPON(n) for activating a setpoint.
Explains SETPTOFF(n) for deactivating a setpoint.
Details ISSETPT for checking if a setpoint has been activated.
Details the three types of memory (Standard, Expanded, Memory Card) and their capacities.
Explains STORE and STORE$ for storing numeric and string values in memory locations.
Explains RECALL and RECALL$ for recalling numeric and string values from memory locations.
Explains creating a menu system with softkey legends and subroutine events using the MENU keyword.
Continues example of creating menu systems with different levels and routines.
Details SETPWD for setting the password for the SYSTEM_SETUP event handler.
Lists error messages related to saving files.
Lists error messages found in the Edit Menu.
Lists error messages related to downloading data.
Lists general error messages encountered during operation.
Lists error messages specific to non-mouse user operations.
Lists specific error messages for WT-BASIC syntax and logic errors.
Explains the 'undefined label' error.
Explains the 'THEN expected' error.
Lists various error messages and their meanings.
Explains the 'TO expected' error.
Explains the 'too many nested FORs' error.
Explains the 'NEXT without FOR' error.
Explains the 'too many nested GOSUBs' error.
Defines multi-scale system variables, including gross, tare, net, ROC, and motion flags.
Explains the ERR system variable for detecting and displaying system errors.
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