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MANUFACTURER
OF ELECTRONIC WEIGHING INSTRUMENTS
PRODUCENT WAG ELEKTRONICZNYCH ,,RADWAG”
26 – 600 Radom, Bracka 28 Street
POLAND
Phone +48 48 38 48 800, phone/fax. + 48 48 385 00 10
Selling Department + 48 48 366 80 06
www.r
adwa
g.c
om
- 187 -
186
Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Ntended Use
7
Precautionary Measures
8
Precautions
8
Accumulator / Battery Pack
8
Operation in a Strong Electrostatic Field
9
Washing Scales Intended for Meat Processing Industry
9
Warranty Conditions
11
Main Dimensions
12
Descripton of Connectors
12
Unpacking and Mounting
13
Getting Started
13
Keyboard
14
Pictograms
14
Battery Charge Indication
15
Fuctions of Keys
15
Menu - Parameters
16
Overview of Parameters
16
Navig Ting Within the Menu Level
20
Keyboard
20
Quick Access
21
Return to Weighing
21
Weighing
22
Operating Conditions
22
Tarring
23
Inscribing Tare Value
23
Zeroing
24
Weighings in Two Ranges
25
Toggli G between Weight Units
25
Selection of Basic Unit
25
Toggling between Weight Units
26
Switching between Platforms
26
Main Parameters
27
Filtering Level
27
Median Filter
28
Dosing Filter Setting
28
Minimal Mass Parameter
30
Tare Function
31
Autozero
32
Ports Parameters
33
RS 232, RS 485 Setting
33
Baud Rate of RS 232
33
Baud Rate of RS 485
34
RS 232 Parameters
35
Setting of RS 485 Parameters
36
ETHERNET Setting
37
External Devices
38
Coop Ation with a Computer
38
Select the Communication Port Scale-Computer
38
Type of Printout Scale - Computer
39
Address Setting
40
Commands Operating of Communication Protocol
40
Cooperation with „E2R System
41
Enabling „E2R System
41
Buffer for Weighings
42
The Lock of Product Change
43
Coop Ation with Printers
43
Er 1 5.2.1. Communication Port Scale - Printer
43
Coop Ation with a Barcode Scanner
44
Select a Communication Port for the Scanner
44
Setting the START Parameter
45
Setting the LENGTH Parameter
46
Coop Ation with a Transponder Card Reader
46
Selecting of Communication Port
47
Procedure of Ascribing Card Numbers to Operators
47
Coop Ation with an Additional Display
48
Selecting a Communication Port
48
Selecting an Additional Display Type
49
Date / Time Setting
50
Time View
50
Time Setting
50
Date Format
51
Printouts
52
Printout Type
52
Printout of Stable / Unstable Data
53
Checkweighing Mode
54
Non-Standard Printouts
55
Designing Non-Standard Printouts
55
Texts in Non-Standard Printouts
56
Code Format
56
Variables Appearance in All Modes
57
Variables for the Labelling Mode Only
58
Variables for Printing out Weighings from the Database
59
Variables for Printouts of Reports from Weighing
60
Special Characters that Can be Used in Non-Standard Printouts
61
Dat Bases
62
Logging Procedure
62
Access Level
63
Access Level to Edition of Databases
63
Access Level for Disabled Logging
64
Password Type
65
Type of Codes
65
Access to Edition of Databases
66
Quick Searching in Databases
67
Quick Code Search
67
Quick Name Search
68
Quick Number Search
69
Database of Operators
69
Assortment Database
71
Database of Weighings
73
Atabase of Tare Values
74
General Purpose Variables
75
Editing General Purpose Variables
76
General Purpose Variables in Printouts
77
Atabase of Materials
77
Database of Contractors
79
Reports from Weighings
81
Editing of Reports
81
Printout of Reports
82
Configuration of External Inputs / Outputs
83
Configuration of External Buttons
83
Configuration of Outputs
84
Sta Istics
85
Updating Statistics
85
Printouts of Statistics
86
Zeroing Statistics
87
Other Parameters
88
Language Setting
88
LED Power Setting
89
Work Modes for Leds
89
Automatic Power down
91
Backlight
92
Backlight - Power Supply from Mains
92
Backlight - Power Supply from the Accumulator
93
Beep" Sound - Key-Press Reaction
93
Keypad Modes
94
Software Version View
95
Sca E Calibration
95
Calibration Procedure
96
Start Mass Adjustment
97
Work Modes
98
Setting Accessibility of Work Modes
98
Programmable Keys
99
Control According to an Inscribed Standard Mass
101
Maximal Force Latch
103
Count G Pieces
103
Enabling Work Modes
104
Setting Standard Mass by Inscribing the Mass of a Single Piece
104
Setting the Standard Mass by Declaring the Quantity of a Sample
105
Devia on in Percents in Relation to a Standard Mass
106
Starting Weighing in Per Cents
106
Weighing a Standard Mass
106
Inscribing a Standard Mass
107
Weighing Animals
108
Weighing Time Setting
108
Starting the Work Mode
109
Procedure of Weighing Animals
109
Dosin
110
Dosing Mode Setting
110
Time Interval between Changing Dosage Thresholds
111
Time Interval Completing Process
111
Mode for OUTPUTS
112
Tarring Mode Setting
113
Corr Ctions
113
Correction Mode
114
Initial Correction Value
114
Maximum Correctional Value
115
Averaging from Subsequent Dosing Cycles
116
Starting Work Modes
116
Labelling
118
Triggering off „C LABEL
118
Triggering off „CC LABELS
119
Setting „N1" Counter
120
Setting „M1" Mass Value
120
Setting „N2" Counter
121
Setting „M2" Mass Value
121
Point in Mass Form in EAN-13 Code
122
Setting of the Number of Labels to Print
122
Setting of the Number of Cumulative Labels to Print
123
Setting of the Number of CC Labels to Print
124
Choosing the Labelling Work Mode
124
Description of Labelling Procedure
125
Printing Cumulative Labels
126
Printing Cumulative Labels of Cumulative Labels
127
Diagrams of Connection Cables
128
Connectors
130
3IN/3OUT Connector
130
RS232, RS485 Connector
131
Specification of Additional Modules
132
Ethernet Module - ET
133
Mounting Way in PUE C41H
134
Drawings of Sockets and Cables for Ethernet
136
Analo Ue Output Module
136
Technical Specification
137
The Way of Installing Inside PUE C41H
137
Configuration of Work Modes of Analogue Modules
138
Connections to an Module
139
Relay Module - PK1
140
Technical Specification
140
Installing in PUE C41H Indicators
140
Drawing of Cables and Outputs
142
WE 4 4 Inputs / 4 Outputs Module
142
Installing Method in PUE C41H Indicators
143
WE 8 8 Inputs / 8 Outputs Module
144
Technical Specification
145
Installing Method in PUE C41H Indicators
145
I/O Diagram
146
Description of Input Output Wires
147
DP1 - Module for an Additional Platform
147
Technical Specification
148
Colours of Wires
148
Connecting Additional Platforms
149
Installing in PUE C41H Housing
151
RS485 Led out Via RS 1D Gland
153
Installing Inside the PUE C41H Housing
153
RS 485 - PT0012 Cable Drawing
154
Com Unication Protocol
155
General Information
155
A Set of Commands for RS Interfaces
155
Respond Message Format
156
Command's Description
156
Zeroing
156
Tarring
157
Get Tare Value
157
Set Tare Value
158
Send the Stable Result in Basic Unit
158
Send the Result Immediately in Basic Unit
159
Get Immediate Results from both Platforms in Basic Units
159
Send the Stable Result in Current Unit
160
Send the Result Immediately in Current Unit
161
Switch on Continuous Transmission in Basic Unit
161
Switch off Continuous Transmission in Basic Unit
162
Switch on Continuous Transmission in Current Unit
162
Switch off Continuous Transmission in Current Unit
162
Lock the Scale Keyboard
163
Unlock the Scale Keyboard
163
Initiating of Dosing/Filling
163
Stop of Dosing/Filling
163
Set Lower Threshold
163
Set Upper Threshold
164
Read Lower Threshold
164
Read Upper Threshold
164
Send All Implemented Commands
165
Manual Printouts / Automatic Printouts
165
Continuous Transmission
166
Configuring Printouts
166
Error Messages
167
Trouble Shooting
167
Technical Parameters
168
Labelling Scales WPW/E
168
Labelling Scales WPW/E/H
169
Appendix
170
Communication with Barcode Scanners
170
Coop Ation with „EDYTOR WPW" - PC Software Tool
171
Main Window
172
Setting Parameters of RS232
172
Setting Ethernet Parameters
173
Creati G and Downloading Label Patterns to the Terminal Memory
175
Designing Label
175
Downloading Labels' Patterns to Terminals
179
CITIZEN Printer Setting
181
ZEBRA Printer Setting
182
Example of Designing Non-Standard Printouts
182
Example of Creating a Complex Report
182
Examples of Surge Protections
185
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