RADWAG WPW/E - Examples of Surge Protections

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32.6. Examples of surge protections

• Connection diagram of dosing indicators outputs with protection

for DC:

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Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Ntended Use7
Precautionary Measures8
- Precautions8
- Accumulator / Battery Pack8
- Operation in a Strong Electrostatic Field9
- Washing Scales Intended for Meat Processing Industry9
Warranty Conditions11
Main Dimensions12
Descripton of Connectors12
Unpacking and Mounting13
Getting Started13
Keyboard14
Pictograms14
- Battery Charge Indication15
Fuctions of Keys15
Menu - Parameters16
- Overview of Parameters16
- Navig Ting Within the Menu Level20
  - Keyboard20
  - Quick Access21
- Return to Weighing21
Weighing22
- Operating Conditions22
- Tarring23
- Inscribing Tare Value23
- Zeroing24
- Weighings in Two Ranges25
- Toggli G between Weight Units25
  - Selection of Basic Unit25
  - Toggling between Weight Units26
- Switching between Platforms26
Main Parameters27
- Filtering Level27
- Median Filter28
- Dosing Filter Setting28
- Minimal Mass Parameter30
- Tare Function31
- Autozero32
Ports Parameters33
- RS 232, RS 485 Setting33
- ETHERNET Setting37
External Devices38
- Coop Ation with a Computer38
- Coop Ation with Printers43
  - Er 1 5.2.1. Communication Port Scale - Printer43
- Coop Ation with a Barcode Scanner44
- Coop Ation with a Transponder Card Reader46
  - Selecting of Communication Port47
  - Procedure of Ascribing Card Numbers to Operators47
- Coop Ation with an Additional Display48
  - Selecting a Communication Port48
  - Selecting an Additional Display Type49
Date / Time Setting50
- Time View50
- Time Setting50
- Date Format51
Printouts52
- Printout Type52
- Printout of Stable / Unstable Data53
- Checkweighing Mode54
- Non-Standard Printouts55
- Designing Non-Standard Printouts55
- Texts in Non-Standard Printouts56
Dat Bases62
- Logging Procedure62
- Access Level63
  - Access Level to Edition of Databases63
  - Access Level for Disabled Logging64
- Password Type65
- Type of Codes65
- Access to Edition of Databases66
- Quick Searching in Databases67
- Database of Operators69
- Assortment Database71
- Database of Weighings73
- Atabase of Tare Values74
- General Purpose Variables75
  - Editing General Purpose Variables76
  - General Purpose Variables in Printouts77
- Atabase of Materials77
- Database of Contractors79
Reports from Weighings81
- Editing of Reports81
- Printout of Reports82
Configuration of External Inputs / Outputs83
- Configuration of External Buttons83
- Configuration of Outputs84
Sta Istics85
- Updating Statistics85
- Printouts of Statistics86
- Zeroing Statistics87
Other Parameters88
- Language Setting88
- LED Power Setting89
- Work Modes for Leds89
- Automatic Power down91
- Backlight92
- Keypad Modes94
- Software Version View95
Sca E Calibration95
- Calibration Procedure96
- Start Mass Adjustment97
Work Modes98
- Setting Accessibility of Work Modes98
- Programmable Keys99
- Control According to an Inscribed Standard Mass101
- Maximal Force Latch103
- Count G Pieces103
- Devia on in Percents in Relation to a Standard Mass106
- Weighing Animals108
- Dosin110
- Labelling118
- Triggering off „C LABEL118
- Triggering off „CC LABELS119
- Setting „N1" Counter120
- Setting „M1" Mass Value120
- Setting „N2" Counter121
- Setting „M2" Mass Value121
Diagrams of Connection Cables128
Connectors130
- 3IN/3OUT Connector130
- RS232, RS485 Connector131
Specification of Additional Modules132
- Ethernet Module - ET133
  - Mounting Way in PUE C41H134
  - Drawings of Sockets and Cables for Ethernet136
- Analo Ue Output Module136
- Relay Module - PK1140
- WE 4 4 Inputs / 4 Outputs Module142
  - Installing Method in PUE C41H Indicators143
- WE 8 8 Inputs / 8 Outputs Module144
- DP1 - Module for an Additional Platform147
- RS485 Led out Via RS 1D Gland153
  - Installing Inside the PUE C41H Housing153
  - RS 485 - PT0012 Cable Drawing154
Com Unication Protocol155
- General Information155
- A Set of Commands for RS Interfaces155
- Respond Message Format156
- Command's Description156
- Manual Printouts / Automatic Printouts165
- Continuous Transmission166
- Configuring Printouts166
Error Messages167
Trouble Shooting167
Technical Parameters168
- Labelling Scales WPW/E168
- Labelling Scales WPW/E/H169
Appendix170
- Communication with Barcode Scanners170
- Coop Ation with „EDYTOR WPW" - PC Software Tool171
- Creati G and Downloading Label Patterns to the Terminal Memory175
- Example of Designing Non-Standard Printouts182
- Example of Creating a Complex Report182
- Examples of Surge Protections185

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