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Loadrite Sprint User Manual

Loadrite Sprint
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Weighing System
MANUAL
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Loadrite Sprint Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLoadrite
ModelSprint
CategoryScales
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1 Introduction

Indicator Lights

Describes the function and meaning of indicator lights on the LCD screen.

Keypad

Explains the special functions of the keypad buttons beyond numeric entry.

3 Weighing Overview

Weighing Mode

Explains the system's ability to accumulate weight, referred to as Total mode.

Short and Long Totals

Details the two independent totals stored by the Loadrite for accumulated weights.

Accurate Weighing

Provides essential conditions for achieving accurate weight measurements with the system.

General Method of Weighing

Outlines the step-by-step procedure for weighing a load.

2 Quick Start Guide

Switching On

Details the automatic power-up sequence when the loading machine ignition is switched on.

Standby

Explains how to put the Loadrite into standby mode and how to restart it.

The Warm Up Screen

Describes the screen displayed after extended shutdown and the warm-up procedure.

The Ready Screen

Explains the status displayed when the Loadrite is ready to weigh.

Weighing a Load

Illustrates the process of lifting and weighing a load using the system.

Static Weigh function

Describes an optional mode where the display is always live without a trigger.

Adding a Load

Details the procedure for adding the weight of a lifted load to the totals.

Clearing the Short Total

Explains how to reset the short total to zero for a new operation.

Zeroing

Describes the basic importance and process of zeroing the Loadrite.

Check Zero Prompt

Explains automatic reminders to perform a zero check and how to clear them.

Zeroing when Auto-Add is On

Details a specific zeroing procedure for when Auto-Add is active.

4 Weighing Procedures

Adding a Load

Details the process of adding a lifted weight to the totals.

Auto-Add

Explains the optional automatic addition of loads as they are lifted.

Subtracting a Load

Describes how to remove a previously added load from the totals.

Zeroing Procedure

Provides a detailed explanation of the zeroing process and error handling.

Recalling Last Load

Explains how to re-display and potentially re-apply the last recorded load.

Viewing Long Total

Details how to access and view the accumulated long total.

Clearing Totals

Explains how to clear both the short and long totals from the system.

5 Menu Options

Setup...

Accesses installation functions requiring a security code.

Language

Allows changing the language setting of the Loadrite.

Clock

Enables changing the internal clock (date/time) setting.

Scale #

Allows selection of the correct scale for different implements.

Long Total

Option to view the long total of the current product.

Auto Add

Setting to enable or disable the auto add function.

Trigger Screen

Displays a bar graph showing the rotary trigger's current position.

Module

Examines properties and status of the connected data logger module.

Usage

Displays the current usage of the internal logging buffer.

Reset

Allows deletion of data in the internal logging buffer.

Self Test

Tests various internal memory and devices of the Loadrite.

Uplink

Enables PC communication for programming product names and data lists.

6 Print Functions

Printed Data

Details how weight data can be printed when a Loadrite printer is connected.

7 Obtaining the Best Accuracy

Lifting Speed

Explains how lifting speed affects accuracy and recommends keeping engine revs constant.

Trigger Point

Emphasizes lifting at a steady speed past the trigger point for accuracy.

Bounce

Discusses how machine bounce affects accuracy and how to minimize it.

Centre of Gravity

Explains how the load's center of gravity affects hydraulic pressure and measurement.

8 Error Messages

Check Power

Indicates a problem with the power supply voltage to the Loadrite.

Check Transducer

Signals a fault in the pressure transducer or its connecting cable.

Check Trigger

Detects a fault in the trigger mechanism or its cable.

Check Zero

Reminds the operator to perform a zero check, indicating a potential zero error.

Lift Under Range

Indicates that the detected lift pressure was too low.

Module Data Lost

Occurs when the data logger module is full or absent, causing data loss.

Module Error

Reports an error during writing to the data logger module.

Module Full

Indicates the data logger module has reached its storage capacity.

No Lock

Means the interlock was not closed during lifting, preventing weight addition.

Overload

Signals that the lifted weight exceeds the system's full scale capacity.

Printer Disabled

Indicates the printing function was disabled during installation.

Printer Error

Reports a fault with the connected printer, such as being offline.

Recall Disabled

Indicates the recall function is not available, likely due to Static Weigh mode.

Too Heavy, Zero Aborted

Occurs when the zero function is attempted on a weight exceeding scale limits.

Warm Up Lift

Message displayed after extended shutdown, requiring a warm-up lift.

9 Specifications

Suitable Applications

Lists the typical vehicles and uses for the Loadrite system.

Minimal Weighing Delay

Notes the minimal delay due to weighing during a normal lift.

Power requirements

Details the supply voltage and current requirements for the indicator and printer.

Signal Inputs and Outputs

Lists the types of signal inputs and outputs for the system.

Display

Describes the type of display used by the Loadrite system.

Keypad

Specifies the number of keys and their backlight status.

Clock

Details the built-in clock's compliance and format.

Physical

Provides physical specifications like protection ratings and weight.

Available Options

Lists optional features like printer, data logger, and remote button.

10 Output / Input Connections

Transducer

Lists the pin connections for the transducer.

Power/Control

Details the pin connections for power supply and control signals.

Printer

Lists the pin connections for printer communication.

Appendix i Time and Date

To set the time and date

Provides instructions and a flow chart for setting the system's time and date.

Time of day screen

Details how to edit and confirm the time setting on the display.

Day and month screen

Explains how to edit and confirm the date setting.

Year screen

Describes how to edit and confirm the year setting.

Time of Day Screen (24Hr Format)

Details how to set the 24-hour format for the time display.

Appendix ii Span Calibration Adjustment

Checking the Adjustment

Explains how to verify the calibration adjustment.

Notes to remember

Provides important reminders for accurate calibration.