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General| Protection Class | IP69K |
|---|---|
| Housing material | Aluminum |
| Interfaces | RS232, Ethernet |
| Display | 7" Touchscreen |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Power Supply | 10 - 30 V DC |
| Operating voltage | 10 - 30 V DC |
Explains symbols indicating danger points or hazardous situations.
Details symbols and illustrations used in the manual for clarity.
Specifies the intended applications for the scale, focusing on legal-for-trade use.
Details FCC and IC certification compliance for the device.
Highlights life-threatening situations arising from incorrect scale operation.
Instructions for positioning the scale horizontally for accurate weighing.
Guidance on operating the scale within specified temperature limits.
Step-by-step instructions for powering on the weighing unit.
Explains the layout and elements of the main weighing program interface.
Details available functions and options within the scale's menu system.
Defines the meaning of various symbols shown on the weight display.
Procedure for performing dynamic zeroing of the scale.
Procedure for performing static zeroing of the scale.
Explains forced zeroing and warm-up procedures required by the system.
Step-by-step guide for conducting a dynamic weighing operation.
Step-by-step guide for conducting a static weighing operation.
Procedure for dynamic weighing specifically for forklift applications.
Details options available in the Loading menu, such as favorites, cash sales, and settings.
Guide on selecting and managing master data for weighing processes.
Instructions for connecting a USB stick to transfer data.
Guide to transferring data using the PFREUNDT Web Portal.
Accessing information about software version and hardware.
Viewing general messages, error messages, and calibration events.
Configuration and use of the printer function within applications.
Viewing and printing tamper-proof load and weighing data.
Installing or uninstalling additional functions or applications.
Creating evaluations of loading, order, and summary documents.
Managing and editing information for weighing in the master data application.
Creating and managing users and changing the current user.
Entering or copying target weights to avoid overloading vehicles.
Assigning materials to a delivery note and managing summary documents.
Configuring the date and time settings for the scale.
Configuring standby functions, including automatic scale shutdown.
Configuring the WLAN network connection for the scale.
Configuring the mobile network connection for the scale.
Accessing and configuring various settings for the WK60.
Selecting protocols for transferring weighing data to external computers.
Configuring hardware interfaces like Bluetooth and GPS.
Selecting and processing loading orders, often with the Web Portal.
Completing loadings, orders, and summary documents as cash sales.
Storing loading information on RFID chips.
Extending voucher numbers with a customizable prefix.
Connecting and using external relays with the weighing unit's MIO connections.
Details supply voltage, power consumption, protection class, and interfaces.
Covers position determination, data memory, weight, and environmental conditions.
Instructions for cleaning the WK60 weighing unit, pPrinter matrix, and touchscreen.
Advice on cleaning the mechanical components of the scale.
