RADWAG PUE HY10

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10. INDICATING WINDOW

Main view:

In the main application window one can see two separate parts:

• Top bar,

• Workspace.

10.1. Top bar

The top bar on the display contains the following data:

Pictogram and name of an active working mode

Logged user

Pictogram of an active connection with a computer

Symbol for active connection with E2R SYSTEM

Main Page

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 Intended Use9
2 Precautionary Measures9
- Precautions9
- Operation in a Strong Electrostatic Field9
- Scale Washing10
3 Warranty Conditions11
4 Unpacking and Mounting12
5 Weighing Indicator Structure13
- External View13
- Main Dimensions13
- Description of Connectors14
- Connectors' Pins Layout15
- Inputs/Outputs16
  - Inputs/Outputs: Technical Specifications16
  - Inputs/Outputs Schematic Diagram17
6 Getting Started17
7 Keypad Overlay17
8 Functions of Keys18
9 Program Structure19
10 Indicating Window20
- Top Bar20
- Workspace21
11 Loggingg in21
- Logging in - Procedure21
- Logging out Procedure22
- Authorization Access Levels22
12 Navigating Within the Menu23
- Keys23
- Return to Weighing25
13 Weighing25
- Conditions of Operational Use25
- Zeroing26
- Tarring27
- Weighing for Dual Range Scales27
- Toggling between Weighing Units28
14 Scale Parameters29
- Median Filter29
- Filter30
- Autozero30
- Minimum Weight for Different Functions (LO)31
- Last Digit31
15 Communication32
- RS 232 Settings32
- ETHERNET Setting33
- TCP Protocol Setting33
- Wi-Fi34
16 Devices36
- Computer36
- Printer39
- Printouts Activation42
- Barcode Scanner43
- Transponder Card Reader47
  - Com Port for Transponder Card Readers47
  - Procedure of Attributing the Card Number to an Operator48
- Additional Display48
  - Additional Display Port48
  - Communication Protocol Frame49
- Modbus RTU49
  - Communication Port50
  - Address50
- Advanced Settings50
17 Display51
- Display Components52
- Mass54
- Text Strings55
  - Display Templates55
- Function Keys57
- Bargraph57
18 Inputs / Outputs63
- Configuration of Inputs63
- Configuration of Outputs64
19 Authorization65
- Anonymous Operator65
- Date and Time66
- Printouts66
- Databases Edition67
- Delete Older Data67
- Set Element from the Database68
- Pgc69
20 Units69
- Units Accessibility69
- Start Unit70
- User Defined Units71
- Acceleration of Gravity71
21 Other Parameters72
- Languages72
- Setting Date and Time72
- Sound Signal73
- Screen Brightness74
- Energy Saving Mode74
- Screen Timeout75
- Log out Automatically When Time Elapses75
- Permissible Quantity of Unsuccessful Logging76
- Logging in Required76
- Start Logo76
- Error Information Preview Time77
- Export / Import of Settings78
22 User Adjustment78
- Adjusting Procedure79
- Start Mass Adjustment80
- Report from Adjustment Process81
- Adjustment Track Record82
23 Software Update82
- ON-LINE Updating83
- Update from Pen Drive84
- Changes in Software85
24 Special Functions of Working Modes86
- Working Modes Accessibility87
- Save Mode88
- Down-Weighing88
- Checkweighing89
- Tare Mode89
- Labelling Mode90
- Statistics95
- Differential Weighing95
  - Local Settings96
  - Reporting Completed Processes of Differential Weighing96
- Peak Hold97
- Information about Saved Measurement98
- Packaging Quantity Query98
25 Working Mode - Weighing99
- Starting the Working Mode99
- Local Setting of a Working Mode99
26 Working Modes - Parts Counting100
- Starting the Working Mode100
- Local Settings of the Working Mode100
  - Automatic Correction of Reference Mass101
  - Minimum Reference Mass102
- Setting a Reference Unit by Entering Known Piece Mass103
- Setting a Reference Unit by Weighing a Sample103
- Setting the Reference Mass by Entering Single Piece Mass Directly to the Database104
- Entering the Unit Mass to the Database104
27 Working Modes - Percent Setup (Deviations)105
- Starting the Operating Mode105
- Local Settings of the Working Mode105
- Reference Unit Mass Estimated by Weighment106
- Entering Reference Unit Mass into the Memory106
28 Working Modes - Dosing107
- Starting the Working Mode107
- Dosing Process Structure108
- Local Setting of a Working Mode108
- Description of Functions and Setting Dosing Process109
- Creating a New Dosing Process112
- Instances of Dosing Processes113
- Reporting of Completed Dosing Processes120
29 Working Modes - Formulation121
- Starting the Working Mode121
- Local Setting of a Working Mode122
- Creating a New Formulation123
- Formula Making Process126
- Reporting from Completed Formula Making Processes128
30 Working Mode - Pgc (Control of Prepacked Goods)129
- Starting the Working Mode130
- Control Settings Mode Window131
- Local Setting of a Working Mode132
- Editing a Product to be Controlled133
- Control Start Procedure135
- Control Aborting Procedure136
- Logging out from a Control Process in Progress137
- Non-Destructive Average Tare Control Mode138
- Performing Non-Distructive Testing in Mode Empty-Full144
- Performing Destructive Testing in Modes Empty-Full and Full-Empty145
- Control in Accordance with Internal Criteria146
  - Abort of Control - Procedure148
  - Procedure of Control Completion149
- Simultaneous Carrying out Two Control Processes150
- Report from Estimating Average Tare151
- Report from Product Testing153
31 Working Modes - Density155
- Starting the Working Mode155
- Local Setting of a Working Mode155
- Carrying out Density Determination Procedure156
- Reporting from Completed Density Determination Processes163
- Table of Density Parameter for Water164
- Table of Density Parameter for Ethyl Alcohol164
32 Working Modes - Animal Weighing165
- Starting the Operating Mode165
- Local Setting of a Working Mode165
- Carrying out Animals Weighing Procedure166
33 Working Mode - Vehicle Scale166
- Working Mode Activating Procedure166
- Working Mode Local Settings168
- Vehicle Transaction Course168
  - Entrance / Exit Transaction168
  - Control Weighment Transaction172
- Open Transactions Table174
- Printout Templates for an Ongoing Transaction175
- Executed Transactions - Reporting176
34 Databases177
- Database Configuration178
- Searching Databases181
  - Quick Name Search182
  - Quick Code Search182
- Adding New Items in Databases182
- Deleting Items in Databases183
- Printing Items from Databases183
- Context Menu184
- Database Edit Window185
35 Reports195
- Reports Configuration195
- Deleting Older Data198
- Weighment Date Search198
- Reports from Weighment Records199
- Reports Preview205
36 Identification Processes213
- Identification Process - Creation214
- List of Identification Process Functions215
- Identification Process - Activation Procedure217
37 Communication Protocol222
- General Information222
- List of RS Commands223
- Respond Message Format224
- Command's Description224
- Manual Printouts / Automatic Printouts236
38 Modbus Rtu Communication Protocol236
- Memory Map238
  - Output Address238
  - Input Address239
- Description of Variables239
  - Output Variables239
  - Input Variables243
39 Cooperation with Peripheral Devices246
40 Optional Extensions Modules247
- Additional I/O Module247
- 4In/4Out - 4In249
- Analog Outputs Module251
- Module for an Additional Platform - DP4253
  - DP4 Module: Technical Specifications253
  - Colours of Weighing Platform Signal Wires253
- RS485 Module (309Rxxxx)254
- PROFIBUS Board255
- Additional Modules Positioning256
  - Exclusions for Additional Modules Installation256
41 Profibus Communication Module257
- Socket Topology257
- Memory Map258
  - Output Address258
  - Input Address259
- Description of Variables260
  - Output Variables260
- Input Variables263
42 Diagrams of Connection Cables267
43 Additional Equipment269
44 Technical Parameters270
45 Error Messages271
46 APPENDIX 01 - Variables for Printouts272
- Inventory of Variables272
- Formatting Variables280
- Mathematical Function282
47 APPENDIX 02 - Functions of Programmable Buttons284
48 APPENDIX 03 - Label Template290
- Designing a Label from the Indicator Level290
- Designing a Label on a Computer291
- Saving Label Templates in the Scale295
- Attributing a Label to a Product295
- Attributing a Label to a Client296
- Printing Labels296
49 APPENDIX 04 - CITIZEN Printer Setting296
50 APPENDIX 05 - ZEBRA Printer Setting297
51 APPENDIX 06 - Communication with Barcode Scanners297
APPENDIX 07 - Computer Program „Viewerktp298
52 APPENDIX 07 - Computer Program „Viewerktp”300
53 APPENDIX 08 - Cooperation with HRP Weighing Platform300
- External Ambient Conditions300
- LO Threshold for Automatic Functions301
- Automatic Adjustment301
- Internal Adjustment303
- Automatic Adjustment Time-Triggered304

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