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User Manual
Scales of TMX series
Manual number:
ITKU-36-06-09-11-A
Terminal E2R Ewidencja v. 1.1.6.119
MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC
WEIGHING INSTRUMENTS
RADWAG 26 – 600 Radom 28 Bracka Street - POLAND
Phone +48 48 38 48 800, phone/fax. +48 48 385 00 10
Selling department +48 48 366 80 06
www.radwag.com
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Page 1 - User Manual

User Manual Scales of TMX series Manual number: ITKU-36-06-09-11-A Terminal E2R Ewidencja v. 1.1.6.119 MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRON

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8. LOGGING ON You have to log on every time you start the scale. Caution: Logging on is necessary in order to record weighing results and to choo

Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

In the configuration, get access to change the parameters stored in a config.e2r - number, weight and data on the SQL database. Window settings SQL

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Options for loading and saving configuration can be found in the Configuration menu. Where: Wczytaj aktywną - Load configuration from file Config

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29. WEIGHING PARAMETRES SETTING User can change basic weighing setting using Weighing Server program. 29.1. Weighing Server program starting S

Page 6 - 3. WARRANTY CONDITIONS

29.2. List of software menu Hold finger for about 2 s on scale software window, menu list of accessible software will be displayed: 29.3. Para

Page 7 - 4. MAIN DIMENSIONS

29.4. Setting a filtering level Procedure: • Readout parameters according to point 29.3.1 of the manual, • Press and rewind Filter parameter val

Page 8 - 5. DESCRIPTON OF CONNECTORS

After selecting the required value save changes according to 29.3.2 of the manual. 29.6. Autozero function The autozero function has been int

Page 9 - 7. GETTING STARTED

After selecting the required parameter value save changes according to 29.3.2 of the manual. 29.7. Scale software settings After starting progr

Page 10 - 8. LOGGING ON

Notice: Additional weighing platform module MW02 is working on port COM2. Languages available: • Auto - Setting language version compatible with t

Page 11 - 9. SCALE WINDOW DISPLAY

Example: Setting in a scale a pattern adequate for the following label: 31.1. Label pattern making Procedure: 1. Start EDYTOR ETYKIET R01 co

Page 12 - 10. WEIGHING PROCEDURE

4. In order to add text to a label, click on the left task bar, then following window will be displayed 5. Start the keyboard pressing:

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Caution: „Operator 1” has got the „administrator’s” authority, what makes a scale’s user have direct access to all the program functions. The app

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7. Click again on and in the window „Enter text” insert {4}, and confirm by pressing and place the required variable in the right place on the l

Page 15 - 11. WINDOW NAVIGATION

12. Using keyboard enter variable in <Codebar value> space {52}. 13. Accept changes with and put a code in appropriate label place. 14.

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- 112 - {31} Platform number {35} Counting pieced: unit mass in calibration unit {48} Product: Temperature {49} Product: Description {50} Product:

Page 17 - 12. PRODUCT CHOICE

In counting pieces variable {6} „Net mass in present unit” presents the number of pieces {10} the current unit is “pcs”. In case of variable {64},

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32.3. RS232 printer cable RS232 printer (CITIZEN, EPSON) cable PT0019. 32.4. Ethernet cable Ethernet cable P0198: 32.5. RS232 terminal – compu

Page 19 - 13. CHOICE OF A CONTRACTOR

32.6. RS232, RS485 cable – colours Colours for “M12” standard cables. The figure gives an example of the type of cable. 32.7. RS232C cable – colo

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33.1. RS232, RS485 connector (plug in side view) 33.2. Ethernet connector

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34. SPECIFICATION OF ADDITIONAL MODULES Apart from standard interface, it is possible to equip terminals PUE 5 with additional module increasing

Page 22 - 14. CHOOSING A PACKING

- 118 - 34.1.1. Module technical specification Maximal number of convertor units 8 388 608 OIML class III Number of verification units 6000e Max

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34.1.3. Weighing platform connecting • 6-wire strain gauge sensor platform connection 6-wire strain gauge sensor can be connected to weighing modu

Page 24 - 15. STORE CHOOSING

9.2. Buttons’ functions Zeroing of scale Tarring Hand-operated tare entering 10. WEIGHING PROCEDURE Put a load on the scale pan. When appear

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SIGNAL FROM WEIGHING MODULE SIGNAL FROM TENSOMETER NOTICE E EKRAN (according to the rule of connecting shields) REF+ - (JP1 solder) REF- - (JP2 so

Page 26 - 16. LOT CHOOSING

34.1.4. The way of installing inside PUE 5 Module is designated for assembly inside terminal PUE5. Module with address 1 is assembled to main bo

Page 27 - 18. QUANTITY NUMBER CHOOSING

Pcs. Component name 1 Motherboard 2 Weighing module 3 Round ferrite core 4 Ferrite core 4. While installing the module in the plastic socket on

Page 28 - 19. DATABASES

- 123 - 34.2.1. Technical specification Parameters of outputs Quantity of outputs 8 Type of outputs Reed operation contacts Wire diameter 0,14 -

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34.2.3. I/O diagram WE8 inputs diagram WE8 outputs diagram 34.2.4. Description of input output wires PT0082: SIGNAL LEADS NUMBER (FOR JZ-5

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- 125 - GND IN 9 OUT 1 10 OUT 2 11 OUT 3 12 OUT 4 13 OUT 5 14 OUT 6 15 OUT 7 16 OUT 8 17 COMMON (18) YELLOW GREEN 34.3. WE 4 - 4 inputs / 4 outp

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34.3.2. Colours of cables for I/O PT0083: SIGNAL LEADS NUMBER (FOR JZ-500 108G0,5) IN 1 1 IN 2 2 IN 3 3 IN 4 4 GND IN 5 OUT 1 6 OUT 2 7 OUT 3 8 OUT

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34.4. Analogue output module AN series Module of analogue outputs Module accessible in three configurations: • Voltage output AN 0-10V • Curre

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4. During installation turn your attention to plastic columns. They should be placed one side in mounting holes in the main board and the other si

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34.4.4. Connections to AN module Drawing of connections of voltage output: COLOURS OF WIRES Colour Signal Pink UOUT + Gray GND Yellow +24V DC Gree

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• Do not load the pan with concentrated force: • Avoid side loads, particularly side shocks should be avoided 10.1. Tarring In order to g

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34.5. Profibus interface DP V1 Profibus Plug-In Module PUE5 weighing terminals can be optionally equipped in Profibus Plug-In Modules of DPV1 st

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Installing procedure: 1. Unplug the terminal from mains; 2. Unscrew and take off the back wall of the housing; 3. Install your module in J9 on th

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Switch settings SW1: 1 – ON 2 – ON 3 – OFF 7. Connect socket SUB-D with a cable, 8. Remove the hole plug from one of the free glands and led th

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- 133 - 36. TECHNICAL PARAMETERS Technical data: TMX/E 1,5/3/H1 TMX/E 3/6/H1 Maximal capacity 1,5/3 kg 3/6 kg Minimal load 10 g 20 g Reada

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- 134 - 37. APPENDIX A – SETTING A BARCODE SCANNER 1. RADWAG scales use RS232 interface with transmission in one direction to communicate with a

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PRODUCENT WAG ELEKTRONICZNYCH RADWAG WAGI ELEKTRONICZNE 26 – 600 Radom, Bracka Street 28 Main line tel. +48 48 38 48 800, tel./fax

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After unloading product and packing from the pan the display shows the tarred value with “minus” sign: Notice: Tarring process cannot be performed

Page 43 - 20. COUNTING PIECES

Notice: Zeroing is possible only within the range of ±2% of maximum scale’s capacity. If the zero value is beyond this range, Err2 message will be di

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1 - Information line 2 - Recorded weighing results window 3 - Mass bar chart 4 - Database of statistics 5 - Log off/log on button 6 - Weigh

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Screen keyboard window - Window clearing - Cursor moving arrows 12. PRODUCT CHOICE In the main program window the scale’s user can choose

Page 46 - 21. TRANSACTIONS

• Choose the demanded product, then the program will automatically return to main window, where the product’s code and name will appear in approp

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12.2. Choosing a product by code Procedure: • Enter the product choosing by code mode according to point 12 of the manual so you can see : •

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- 2 - SEPTEMBER 2011

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CAUTION! Contractor’s choice window will be accessible after setting up its profile in the main application window, according to point 27.5.1 of the

Page 50 - 22. STATISTICS

As it is shown in the picture below: -Searching for contractor by code -Searching for contractor by name In order to eliminate code and name fiel

Page 51 - 23. WEIGHING RECORDING

14. CHOOSING A PACKING In the main application window the user can choose a packing by its code or name as follows: Choosing by code - 22 -

Page 52 - 24. PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONS

• Press required packing, then the program will return to the main window displaying code and name of the chosen packing • In case of large nu

Page 53 - 25. LOGGING OFF

• Using screen keyboard, enter the demanded code of packing and accept it pressing button • The program will automatically return to the main

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• Choose demanded store, then the program will automatically return to main window, displaying name of chosen store in appropriate field: • I

Page 55 - 27. PROGRAM’S OPTIONS

16. LOT CHOOSING Scale’s user can load a lot number for each weighing. In order to do that, Press the button appropriate for loading a lot number

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17. LOT 2 CHOOSING User weight for each weighing can indicate the number of LOT 2. Procedure for defining the LOT is the same as in paragraph 16

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19. DATABASES 19.1. Access to databases edition Procedure: • While in database choice window, press button, then the following will be disp

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• Access to operators’ database window will be displayed: 19.2.1. Adding an operator Procedure: • Enter the operators choosing window accor

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- 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTENDED USE ...

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And as the picture shows: name* -operator’s name field code* -operator’s code field authority -user’s authority type set up password -setting up u

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• After operator’s code and name loading, set up authority level pressing a button below; choose an option from unrolled list: • Set up operat

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this is what will appear on the screen: Complete the fields according to information in point 19.2.1 of the manual • In order to accept all ch

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19.2.4. Operator’s authority Operators’ authority table Administrator Advanced Standard Basic logging on a terminal weighing (ch

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19.3. Base of products 19.3.1. Adding products Procedure: • Using product choosing by name button in main program window enter base of products,

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Fields to be completed: Name* -name of product Code* -code of product EAN -EAN bar code of product Price -retail price of product Mass - net weigh

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After pressing a window appears in which additional information can be inscribed e.g.: ingredients. Every line (L1-Ln) can be printed separately, s

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Functions of buttons in the window: -Add a line -Edit a line -Delete a line -Change line position -Cancel changes Confirm changes 19.3.2

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Fill in the fields according to point 19.3.1 of the manual • In order to accept changes, press , • In order to refuse changes, press . 19.3

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the following will appear: • Press button or text field in order to load data. • In order to accept adding a contractor press: , • In order

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- 4 -21. TRA SACTIONS... 46 N21.1. tarti

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19.4.2. Contractor’s edition Procedure: • Using contractor choosing by name button in main program window, enter contractors base, choose a contra

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19.4.3. Contractor’s elimination Procedure: • Using contractor choosing by name button in the main program window, enter contractors’ base, choos

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• In order to accept adding a packing press: , • In order to refuse changes press: . The spaces’ meaning: Name* -name of packing Code* -code of

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complete the fields according to point 19.5.1 of the manual. • In order to accept changes, press: , • In order to refuse changes, press: . 19.5

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In the interface window tick Counting Pieces. You will see . In the interface window, select the Operating modes and Counting pieces

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20.2. Setting reference unit mass The reference unit mass can be set by estimating single piece mass in the main program window using a function k

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The third way of setting the reference mass is to inscribe its value in the field Mass in the window above. 21. TRANSACTIONS PUE5 weighing termi

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• Press two times. • Confirm the introduced changes by pressing , 21.2. Starting a transaction There is button new in the main window to start

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Types of transaction: M-M Transaction Between Warehouses - Moving a product from one warehouse to another. SPR Sell - Transaction of selling that r

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Accessible warehouses: Code 1 - Sell Code 2 - Purchase Code 3 - Warehouse1 After choosing all necessary parameters in the main program window de

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- 5 -230. ERROR MESSAGES...107 9.8. Closing Weigh

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From the list of transactions choose the one you want to continue and press Ok. Until the transaction is closed it is accessible on the list of

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23. WEIGHING RECORDING All weighing results are saved in MS SQL database, which is stored locally or on another weighing terminal or server.

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The primary filter, the filter weights is presented as of the date - to date. By default, when you start windows are presented last two days. Afte

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25. LOGGING OFF Log off button in the main program window is used for logging off and switching off the terminal. The options are accessible if the

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• Then press Change-log button: • List of accessible users will be displayed; after one of users is chosen, the program returns to its main wind

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26. CHECKWEIGHING THRESHOLDS In the main program’s window user can see checkweighing thresholds’ results (MIN,MAX) in a bar chart Checkweighing t

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• Window with weighing parameters will be displayed automatically Weighing Server program configuration platforms connected by weighing module M

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Then the window with accessible operator’s options will be displayed: 27.2.1. Operator’s edition Edition, that is adding, changing or eliminati

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• Choose logging procedure: Accessible option will be marked with . • in order to accept loaded changes, press:, • in order to refuse chang

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27.2.3. Authorization Procedure: • Enter operator’s options as instructed in point 27.2 of the manual, then press: • Choose authorization m

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- 6 - 1. INTENDED USE Scales of TMS series with TERMINAL E2R EWIDENCJA are intended to be used for measuring and at the same time recording the

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Note that: Without authorization -In order to log on to a program, the user is supposed to enter chosen operator’s password Password -While loggin

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• Accessible devices will be displayed in the window below: 27.3.1. Scales The option enables configuration of scales connected to the weighi

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• Choose a scale to be edited then press: . • Set up appropriate data in parameter edition window - 62 -

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Note that: Description - optional characteristics of scale Host - host’s IP address, default 127.0.0.1 specifies local computer’s address, Port - sc

Page 97 - 28. CONFIGURATOR PROGRAM

• Then window of options accessible for designing and labelling printer prints setting will be displayed • In order to accept changes press:

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Labels printing active while measurement recording -Additional options associated with printing labels, which allows you to disable printing of label

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27.3.3. CGM – Apparatus for testing conformation The program works with the apparatus to examine the conformation which allows registration at the w

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27.3.4. Output mode Output mode options allows you to configure the two selected outputs are activated depending on the current position in relation

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OUTPUT MODE THRESHOLD STATE OF MASS Dosing rough Dosing accurate 1 0 - MIN 1 1 Threshold 1,2 to MIN Threshold 2 to MAX 2 MIN- MAX 0 1 1 0 - MIN 1 0

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27.4. Reports The option enables preparing and printing the weighing results report or write a report on the terminal disk in a file format PDF, X

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D. Warranty does not cover: • Mechanical failures caused by inappropriate maintenance of the device or failures of thermal of chemical origin or

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27.4.1. Date Date is the main criterion of report preparing. Procedure: • Enter reports window as instructed in point 27.4 of the manual • Se

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27.4.2. Laps Using laps( Report 1, Report 2 ) located on the left, user sets various report displaying options. Following options can be used

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• Menu In order to get access to extended menu, you need to hold your finger a bit longer on a column. Note that: Sort ascending -displayin

Page 107 - 31. LABEL DESIGNING

Full Collapse * -winding up all the results Clear Grouping * -elimination of grouping accessible after choosing a grouping field *) – options acc

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In order to clear up loaded data displaying column filter, press in main window. • Sorting Sorting is possible after column or menu pressin

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Mass Gram - Mass of weighing in gram unit Masa unit - Mass unit set in the base of the product Unit - Unit set up in the database of the produc

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After having prepared appropriate report, press: . In print monitoring window, ready report view will be displayed: Buttons displayed in the win

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zoom in zoom in in order to see enlarged part of the report print monitoring closing closing the report print monitoring PDF File -Export to PD

Page 112 - Platform number

Procedure: • Enter program’s options as instructed in point 27 of the manual, then press: • Choose demanded option from Others window 27.5

Page 113 - • computers

Fields of the main screen: − contractor choosing button − packing choosing button − target store button − source store button − lot number loadi

Page 114 - Ethernet cable P0198:

5. DESCRIPTON OF CONNECTORS Back side view of PUE 5 Connectors in standard version: 1 Strain gauge cable gland 2 USB connector 3 USB connector

Page 115 - 33. CONNECTORS

• Choose elements (functions) of main program window from interface view window. • In order to accept changes press: , • In order to refus

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27.5.1.2. Operating mode Tab transactions module provides transaction activation button in the main terminal and the function of enforcing the win

Page 117 - Weighing module MW-02

Counting pieces Tab provides activation counting module in the main terminal. Tab CGM provides activation of cooperation with the camera module to

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Orders tab allows you to order, including the module which is an extension module for transaction orders sent from the E2R transactions from your PC.

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27.5.1.4. Response On the behavior can activate the functions performed by the program. Tarring after saving allows you to automatically tare the p

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27.5.2. Buttons’ functions User is able to configure main program’s window programmable (functional) buttons. Procedure: • Enter Others option a

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• After choosing button’s visibility, choose adequate function: - 86 - • In function choosing window, choose one of accessible functions:

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• To accept the changes, press: , • To refuse the changes, press: . • After having chosen button’s function, enter button’s label. - 87 -

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Accessible functions list: − No − statistics clearing, − Record of printing a single label, − Record label without printing, − Operator’s logging

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• Choose required language and accept it pressing: , CAUTION! Changing program’s language version does not influence Weighing Server (weighing p

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6. UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY A. Remove the scale from the packaging, B. Place the scale on even and hard surface far from heat sources, C. Scale

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• Accept the choice in application closing window. 27.6. Alibi E2R Terminal has the ability to save records of weighings in a place independe

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• In the full terminal window will appear weighing Alibi memory. • Using the Actions you access to options related to memory Alibi. - 91 -

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27.6.1. Enabling write memory Alibi Enabling the Alibi is pressing the select button, Operations and Active record measurements as described below.

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27.6.3. Export measurements alibi to a csv file All listed measurements are saved to a file in *. csv separated by semicolons. Each time a record wi

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27.7. IN/OUT configuration For terminal equipped PUE5 derived I / O configure their operation. Procedure: • Enter Others option as instructed in

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The list of available functions assigned to the input: • Disabled, • Tarring, • Zeroing, • Increased accuracy, • Print. 27.7.2. Outputs configurat

Page 132 - 35. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT

The list of available functions assigned to the input: • Disabled • Mass first stable > LO • Mass below LO • Mast last Stable > LO • Mass o

Page 133 - 36. TECHNICAL PARAMETERS

28. CONFIGURATOR PROGRAM 28.1. Basic Configuration Terminal to Terminal PUE5 E2R records that has the settings allow you to work in the local SQL

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The next window allows you to enter server parameters and settings. Where: Server - Name or IP of the server and SQL instanceE2R SYSTEM works for

Page 135 - PRODUCENT

The window definition ID for terminal, which is unique in the case of terminal operation in the system E2R. Once fully configured, restart the prog

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