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Kobastar WEI User manual

WEI WIRELESS INDICATOR
USER MANUAL
CONTENTS
1. General Description
2.Technical Specifications
3. Description of Function Keys
4.Use of the Device
5.Menular Login
6.Menu Tree
2021/0
3 V1.05
1.GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS
WEI uses high reliability, good accuracy weighing devices, including wireless weighing indicator, high
precision load cell and the most advanced ∆-∑ type A / D converter.
WEI Wireless indicator is a wireless industrial weighing indicator that can communicate up to 100
meters in an open area designed especially for axle scales, cranes and dynamometers.
WEI, which can be connected to 16 different load cells, can display all incoming weight information
individually and in total on the graphic display.
8 load cells (350 Ohm) can be connected to the wireless transmitter module it works with.
Tensile and breakout tests can be performed with the Peak hold feature.
When more than one balance is connected, it can zero and tare each scale separately.
It can be connected to computers and printers with RS232 output.
2. TECHNICIAL SPECIFICATIONS
•Display 128x64 Dot Matrix GLCD
•6 status indicators
•Keypad 13 functions
•ADC ∆-∑ Delta-Sigma 24 bits
•A / D conversion speed 10 times/second
•Supply voltage 5V DC
•7.4V/2500mAH rechargeable lithium battery
•8.4V/1A Charger Adapter
•Radio Frequency 433MHZ
•Wireless transmission distance 100m
•Division 1/2/5/10/20/50/100
•Filtering 5-Step Digital
•RS232, Baud Rate 9600
•Operating temperature -10°C~45°C
3. EXPLANATION OF FUNCTION KEYS
It collects and saves the weight value shown on the screen each time it is pressed. This saved
value can be deleted with the Clear key.
Performs zero calibration in weighing condition.
Each time it is pressed, it sends the weight information to the printer.
It is used to enter the menus and to switch the menus.
Enters the Peak menu. Keeps the current peak value of the weighing. The desired scale can
be selected with the up arrow or down arrow.
Deletes total weighing record or deletes tare in Tare menu.
Turns the screen backlight on or off.
Enters the tare menu. It is used for net weight display. The desired scale is selected with the
up arrow or down arrow.
Used to exit menus.
Turns the device on or off.( Hold for 1 second.)
4. USE OF THE DEVICE
1) This icon indicates the wireless signal strength. If there is more than one transmitter, it shows the
signal strength of the farthest transmitter. If no transmitter sends a signal, a no signal sign will
appear.
2) The display of the STB icon indicates that the weight weight data has become steady state.
3) Displaying the Tare icon shows the net weight of the weigh weight data.
4) The display of the M + symbol indicates that the weighing weight data has been saved.
5) This icon shows the battery status.
6) This value shows the sum of weighing weight data.
7) This icon shows the unit of the weighing weight data.
8) Shows the time.
9) Shows the date.
10) M + key gathers the weight value on the screen and keeps it in memory.
4.1
MAIN SCREENING FORM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
4.2 SINGLE SCREENING FORM
Press the key to switch from the main display to the single display.
In single display, the transmitter number and the load value are displayed opposite it. If the
transmitters do not work or there is no signal, the line is shown.
4.3 RESET SCREEN
Press the key to enter the reset menu.
Group reset or single reset is selected to reset the weighing. If group reset is selected, all of the scales
are reset. If single reset is selected, the desired scale can be reset. Press * ESC + key to exit the menu
and return to the main display.
In group reset, the total of weighing weight data of the scales is displayed. In this menu if you press
the key resetting is done in all scales. Press * ESC + key to exit the menu and return to the main
display.
In the single reset menu, the desired scale is selected with the up arrow or down arrow and the
weighing weight data of the selected scale is displayed on the screen.In this menu if you pres the
key, resetting is done in the selected scale. Press * ESC + key to exit the menu and return to the
main display.
4.4 PEAK SCREENING
Press the key to enter the Peak menu.
The Peak weight menu keeps the peak value of the current weighing weight data. Scales can be
selected with up arrow or down arrow. *Clear + key brings the value on the screen to the current
weight value. Press * ESC + key to exit the menu and return to the main display. After exiting this
menu, the captured peak value will not be lost.
4.5 TARE SCREENING
Press the key to enter the tare menu.
The taring menu is used to display the net weight. Scales can be selected with up arrow or down
arrow. If the key is pressed, the weight value of the selected scale is taken as tare and the screen
is reset. If * Clear + is pressed in this menu, Tare is canceled. After taring, the Tare icon is shown in
the main display. If you want to cancel the tare while in main display, press * Clear + key after
entering this menu and selecting the desired scale. Press * ESC + key to exit the menu and return to
the main display.
4.6 RS232 Output Connection and Printer Format
D-Sub 9 pin female RS232 serial port connector is used on WEI. Connection method is as follows.
In the Parameter menu, the printing format to be taken from the printer is selected according to the
product used.
These formats are separate for Dynamometer and Axle Scale.
WEIGHT REPORT
--------------------------------------------
WEIGHT : 1.200 kg
Date : 23/03/2021 Time : 08:34:00
WEIGHT REPORT
---------------------------------------------
Date : 23/03/2021
Time : 08:34:00
AXLE 1 : 3000 kg
Wheel 1 : 1500 kg
Wheel 2 : 1500 kg
AXLE 2 : 2000 kg
Wheel 1 : 1000 kg
Wheel 2 : 1000 kg
TOTAL WEIGHT: 5000 kg
5. ENTER THE MENU
In order to enter the menus, the key is pressed while in the weighing menu and the password
menu is entered. Password value is selected as 0001 or 0002 or 0003. You can browse through the
menus with the * OK + key.
5.1 PARAMETER SETTINGS
5.1.1 Language
Device language is changed.
0003
With 0003 the crane hoist system equipment
selection menu is entered.
0002
The calibration menu is entered with 0002.
0001
-With 0001 the parameter settings menu is entered.
5.1.2 Closing Time
Hand terminal closing time is determined. At the end of the set time, the device turns off. If the "No
Power Off" option is selected, the device does not turn off automatically, in this case it must be
turned off with the power button.
5.1.3 Match Equipment
The equipment that will work with the hand terminal is selected.
5.1.4 Stable Duration
Indicates the time at which the weight weight data becomes steady state.
5.1.5 Filter
The filter values adjust the times the data is received and stabilized. If the filter value is 0, the time to
stabilize is minimum. If the filter value is 5, the time to stabilize is the most.
5.1.6 Division
It is the amount of change of weight values displayed on the screen.
Graduation values can be selected as 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100.
5.1.7 Unit
It is the unit of weight seen on the screen. It can be changed to kg, t, lb, kN.
5.1.8 Number of Transmitters
The number of transmitters used is entered. Maximum 16 transmitters are entered.
5.1.9 Reset Percentage
Indicates in which state the reset will be performed.
If it is 100%, resetting can be done at values of the weight up to full capacity. If it is 20%, resetting can
be done at values up to 20% of capacity by weight.
If it is 2%, resetting can be done at values up to 2% of capacity by weight.
5.1.10 Print Option
The printing format to be taken from the printer is selected according to the product used.
1- Dynamometer
2- Axle Scale
5.1.11 Channel Setting
Channel assignment is made for the transmitter used in the load cell.
The transmitter to be assigned channels is kept open and the others are turned off.
5.1.12 Number Setting
Number assignment is made for the transmitter used in the load cell.
Transmitter number assignment should be made in order from 1 to 16.
If more than one transmitter will be used, the transmitter to be assigned number is kept open and
the others are turned off.
5.1.13 Time
Clock setting can be made with the up / down / right / left buttons.
5.1.14 Date
Date setting can be made with the up / down / right / left buttons.
5.2 CALIBRATION
5.2.1 Calibration Option
Load calibration is performed by placing a reference weight in the loaded calibration.
In mV calibration, load cell capacity and millivolt values are entered and no-load calibration is
performed.
5.2.2 Selecting Hardware
Hardware / Rope - select menu for crane hoist system.
It can be selected from 0 to 5.
If the hardware / rope is desired to be changed, the password 0003 is entered as below without the
need to perform a recalibration process and the desired hardware / rope is selected in the menu that
appears.
Load
Hardware/ Rope
Load Cell
Screen
Select
10000 kg
1/1
10000 kg
10000 kg
0
10000 kg
1/2
5000 kg
10000 kg
1
10000 kg
2/4
2500 kg
10000 kg
2
20000 kg
3/6
3400 kg
20000 kg
3
20000 kg
4/8
2500 kg
20000 kg
4
30000 kg
5/10
3000 kg
30000 kg
5
5.2.3 Decimal Point
The integer and fractional part of the decimal number are selected.
DECIMAL POINT
000000
00000.0
0000.00
000.000
5.2.4 LoadCell Capacity
The maximum capacity value of LoadCell is entered.
Example: 10000 kg
5.2.5 Calibration processes
For load calibration or mV calibration, the relevant transmitter is left on and the others are turned
off.
In load calibration or mV calibration, the platform is unloaded and the * OK + key is pressed.
In the displayed menu, the open transmitter number is displayed and the zero load internal count value
is saved.
In load calibration, a calibration load of at least 1/3 of the capacity is placed on the platform and the
* OK + key is pressed.
In the menu displayed in load calibration, the loaded internal count value is taken, then the
calibration load value is entered and the * OK + key is pressed.
In mV calibration, the mV value of LoadCell is entered.
6. Menu Tree
6.
1
Parameter
Menu
,
6.2 Calibration Menu
6.2.1 Load Calibration

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