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General| Brand | Loadrite |
|---|---|
| Model | PRO |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Details the function of the four indicator lights below the LCD screen.
Describes the special functions of the keys beyond their numeric input values.
Explains how the Loadrite automatically powers up with the machine's ignition.
Details how to put the Loadrite into standby mode using the EXIT key.
Describes the screen displayed when the machine has been off for over an hour.
Shows the product name and short total, indicating readiness for weighing.
Guides the user through the process of lifting a load past the trigger point.
An optional feature for live weight display without using a trigger.
Explains how to add the lifted weight to the short and long totals.
Resets the short total to zero for a new loading operation.
Details the procedure to zero the Loadrite to ensure accurate readings.
Explains error messages related to zeroing when the weight is too high.
Describes the automatic reminder to check the zero function periodically.
Describes various weighing modes: Total, Target, Batch, Mix, and Blend.
Explains the two independent totals stored for each product.
Provides essential tips for achieving the best weighing accuracy.
Details the step-by-step process for performing a standard weigh operation.
Explains how to add the lifted weight to the short and long totals for a product.
An optional feature for automatically operating the ADD function after each lift.
Describes how to subtract a portion of a load from the current total.
Details the procedure for zeroing the Loadrite, especially with bucket material build-up.
Allows recalling and displaying the last load added, subtracted, or timed out.
Instructions on how to view the long total for the currently selected product.
Procedures for clearing the short total and all totals for consistency.
Explains two methods of using the Tare function: lifted weight or total weight.
Details how to measure a tare weight for components like pallets on forks.
Steps to select a different product from the available list.
Allows entering up to five data fields for additional information with each load.
Explains how to enter letters and numbers using the keypad's telephone style input.
Using keys to scroll or dial an index to recall names from a list.
Stores and recalls target values for different trucks based on input or list.
Recalls tare values similar to auto target value lookup.
Data value automatically increments when the Short Total is cleared.
Displays and updates odometer, distance, or mileage value if enabled.
Automatically prompts for data field entries when a new product is selected.
Temporarily suspends all data values, setting them to zero.
Steps to enter Target mode and set a new target weight for loading.
Resets the target after finishing loading a truck to the original target value.
Instructions for exiting Target mode and returning to the standard Total mode.
Illustrates batch mode with a recipe of three products and their proportions.
Details the operations available once the Batch screen is accessed.
Automatically scrolls through recipe details, showing product proportions.
Steps to clear an existing recipe and enter a new one.
Instructions for entering or accepting the total target weight for the batch.
Details the process of weighing individual loads within a batch.
Allows changing the product being weighed at any time during batch operations.
Clears the totals for all products in the recipe and returns to Ready mode.
Illustrates mix mode with a recipe, defining proportions for products.
Details the operations available from the Mix screen interface.
Explains the process of weighing loads in Mix mode, tracking targets per product.
Allows changing products during weighing operations in Mix mode.
Clears the totals for all products in the Mix recipe.
Illustrates blend mode with a recipe specifying total buckets per product.
Details the operations available from the Blend screen interface.
Explains the process of weighing loads in Blend mode, tracking bucket counts.
Illustrates split mode for loading a truck with a trailer into sub-totals.
Method to tip a measured amount of product from the bucket into the truck.
Method to dump product until the correct amount for loading is achieved.
Important usage notes and limitations for the Tip-Off function.
Accesses installation functions like span calibration, requiring a security code.
Allows changing the Loadrite's internal clock date and time settings.
Selects the correct scale for the attached implement, if multiple scales are enabled.
Clears all stored long totals to zero.
Enables or disables the automatic ADD function feature.
Displays a bar graph showing the rotary trigger's current position.
Examines properties and status of the connected data logger module.
Allows overriding data settings, including auto-increment type data.
Manually edits a data list, typically a list of customer names.
Turns the internal alarm clock feature on or off.
Allows the user to change the set alarm time.
Performs tests on various internal memory and device components.
Communicates with a PC for programming product names and data lists.
Displays the available Print menu options for accessing print data.
Describes how weight data is printed as loads are weighed.
Prints data stored between the two last CLEAR events.
Prints the total amount of each product loaded today.
Prints all stored print data in Loadrite memory since midnight.
Prints a summary report grouped and summarised by Data1 (e.g., customer).
Allows simple reports to be printed with various options for type, period, and grouping.
Sets the number of docket copies to be printed for each CLEAR event.
Prints a list of all Data1 names (Customers) configured in the Loadrite.
Prints a list of all Product names configured in the Loadrite.
Prints a list of all product conversion factors configured in the Loadrite.
Prints the service contact details of the local Loadrite dealer.
Displays current usage of the internal print buffer and free storage percentage.
Deletes all data in the temporary internal print buffer.
Explains how lifting speed affects accuracy and provides recommendations.
Emphasizes the importance of reaching the trigger point at a steady speed.
Discusses how pneumatic tires cause bouncing and affect weight measurement.
Explains how the center of gravity of a load affects hydraulic pressure.
Error message when lift arms bounce significantly during weighing.
Indicates an unstable power supply has been detected.
Indicates a fault in the pressure transducer signal input.
Indicates a fault in the trigger or its connecting cable.
Message reminding the operator to check the zero function periodically.
Error message when the lift pressure detected is too low.
Error message when data storage is full and some data has been lost.
Indicates a fault when writing data to the LD941 data logger module.
Indicates that the LD941 data logger module is completely full.
Message indicating the interlock was not closed during lifting.
Message indicating lifted weight exceeds the target value.
Message indicating lifted weight exceeds the full scale capacity.
Warning message when weighing error is close to the tolerance limit.
Indicates that the print function has been disabled at installation.
Indicates a fault has been detected in the printer.
Error message when the return pressure detected is too low.
Message indicating changing speed as arms pass the trigger point.
Message when zero function cannot be used due to excessive weight.
Message appearing if Loadrite was off for more than 1 hour.
Lists typical vehicles and applications for the Loadrite system.
States the typical accuracy for most bucket loaders.
Describes the minimal weighing delay during normal lift operations.
Details the supply voltage and current requirements for the unit.
Lists pressure transducer, trigger, and serial communication inputs/outputs.
Describes the LCD display and its backlight.
Details the number of keys and their associated functions.
Provides information regarding the built-in clock feature.
Details physical specifications including weight and protection ratings.
Lists optional features such as printer, data logger, and remote buttons.
Lists the electrical connections for the pressure transducer.
Lists the electrical connections for power supply and control signals.
Lists the electrical connections for printer and data logger interfaces.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to set the system's time and date.
Important safety warning regarding the use of the span calibration function.
Details the procedure for adjusting the Loadrite's calibration using an example.
Instructions on how to check the calibration adjustment by comparing values.
Key reminders concerning calibration and the importance of tare weights.
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