RADWAG PUE CY10 User manual

PUE CY10
WEIGHING INDICATOR
OPERATING MANUAL
ITKU-133-01-02-23-EN

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FEBRUARY 2023

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SAFETY MEASURES AND PRECAUTIONS
Before you start installing, using or maintaining the device, you are required to
get familiar with this operating manual and follow its guidelines.
Before use, please read this Operating Manual carefully and use the
device as per its intended use.
Secure the device against excessive temperature fluctuations, solar
radiation and UV radiation, substances that cause chemical reactions.
The device must not be used in explosive atmospheres (gas or dust).
Do not use sharp tools (e.g. knife, screwdriver, etc.) to use the touch
panel.
In case of failures, unplug the device immediately.
The device that is to be withdrawn from service must be disposed of in
accordance with applicable rules of law.
In case you store the device for a long time at low temperatures, do not let
the storage battery get discharged.
Wi-Fi®is a registered trademark owned by Wi-Fi Alliance. This trademark
has been used is this document for reference only and is not intended to
mark compliance of any products with products certified by Wi-Fi Alliance.

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Table of contents
1. INTENDED USE .................................................................................................................................................5
2. GUARANTEE TERMS........................................................................................................................................5
3. CLEANING .........................................................................................................................................................6
3.1. Cleaning ABS Elements..............................................................................................................................6
3.2. Cleaning Stainless Steel Elements .............................................................................................................6
3.3. Cleaning Powder-coated Elements.............................................................................................................6
3.4. Cleaning Aluminum Elements .....................................................................................................................7
4. STRUCTURE......................................................................................................................................................7
4.1. Dimensions..................................................................................................................................................7
4.2. Description of connectors............................................................................................................................8
4.3. Technical parameters..................................................................................................................................9
5. INSTALLATION..................................................................................................................................................9
5.1. Unpacking and Assembly............................................................................................................................9
5.2. Switching on ................................................................................................................................................9
6. HOME PAGE....................................................................................................................................................10
7. NAVIGATION IN THE MENU...........................................................................................................................11
7.1. Scale Keyboard .........................................................................................................................................12
7.2. Return to Weighing Function.....................................................................................................................12
8. INSTALLER......................................................................................................................................................12
8.1. Connection of the 6-wire Load Cell...........................................................................................................13
8.2. Connection of the 4-wire Load Cell...........................................................................................................14
8.3. Connection of Load Cell Screen................................................................................................................15
9. OPTIONAL EXTENSION MODULES ..............................................................................................................15
9.1. Additional Weighing Platform ....................................................................................................................15
9.1.1. Technical Specification...................................................................................................................16
9.1.2. Colors of Signal Wires from Weighing Platform.............................................................................16
10. FACTORY PARAMETERS............................................................................................................................17
10.1. Access to Factory Parameters................................................................................................................17
10.2. List of Global Parameters........................................................................................................................18
10.3. List of Factory Parameters......................................................................................................................20
10.4. Factory Adjustment .................................................................................................................................22
10.4.1. External Factory Adjustment........................................................................................................22
10.4.2. Determination of Factory Start Mass ...........................................................................................23
10.5. Interval Correction...................................................................................................................................23
10.5.1. Corrections...................................................................................................................................23
10.5.2. Linearity Deletion..........................................................................................................................24
10.6. Gravitational Correction ..........................................................................................................................24

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1. INTENDED USE
The PUE CY10 weighing indicator is intended to construct industrial
and laboratory scales on the basis of load cells. It is equipped with an ABS
and aluminum housing and a 10” high-resolution color display.
In the standard variant, the weighing indicator is supplied with 2 USB type-A
connectors, a USB type-C connector, Ethernet, wireless connection, Hotspot,
2 proximity sensors, RFID sensor, HDMI port, loudspeakers, camera
and microphone. The device cooperates with receipt and label printers,
barcode scanners and PC equipment (mouse, keyboard, USB flash memory).
2. GUARANTEE TERMS
A. RADWAG undertakes to repair or replace the elements that prove
defective in terms of manufacture or structure.
B. It is allowed to specify defects of unclear origin and establish methods
of eliminating them only in cooperation with representatives of the
manufacturer and user.
C. RADWAG shall not be held responsible for defects or losses deriving
from unauthorized or improper production or servicing.
D. The guarantee does not cover the following:
mechanical damage arising from wrong use of the scale, and thermal,
chemical damage, or damage caused by atmospheric discharge,
overvoltage in the power system or other random event,
maintenance works (cleaning).
E. The guarantee cover becomes invalid when:
the repair is conducted out of the authorized service center,
the service technician detects unauthorized intervention in the
mechanical or electronic structure of the scale,
other version of the operating system is installed,
the scale does not hold any company protective marks.
F. The rights on accounts of the guarantee for storage batteries supplied
with devices cover a period of 12 months.
G. Detailed terms of the guarantee can be found in the service log.
H. The contact phone number for the authorized service center:
[phone].

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3. CLEANING
To clean the device safely, unplug it in the first place. Next disassemble
the weighing pan and other moving elements of the scale.
If you clean the weighing pan while it is installed, you can
damage the scale.
3.1. Cleaning ABS Elements
Dry surfaces are cleaned with clean cellulose or cotton cloths that do not leave
streaks or colors. It is also allowed to use water solution and cleaning agent
(soap, dishwashing liquid, window cleaner). While cleaning surfaces, it is
necessary to regularly press the cloth against the surface,. The surface must
be wiped and then dried. Cleaning can be repeated if necessary.
In case of stubborn dirt, such as glue, gum, tar, polyurethane foam, etc., you
can usE special cleaning agents based on aliphatic hydrocarbons. Before using
the cleaning agent, it is advisable to conduct usability tests for all surfaces.
Do not use abrasive agents.
3.2. Cleaning Stainless Steel Elements
While cleaning stainless steel, it is essential that you avoid cleaning agents
based on caustic chemicals, e.g. bleaches (chlorine-rich products). It is
forbidden to use abrasive preparations. Always remove dirt with a microfiber
cloth so that protective coatings of the elements cannot be damaged.
In case of daily care and stain removal, follow the steps below:
1. Remove dirt with a cloth immersed in warm water.
2. For the best results, you can add a drop of dishwashing liquid.
3.3. Cleaning Powder-coated Elements
The first step is to pre-clean elements under running water or with a large-pore
sponge and large amount of water in order to eliminate loose or stubborn dirt.
It is forbidden to use abrasive agents. Next, using a suitable cloth and water
solution and cleaning agent (soap, dishwashing liquid), apply a regular
pressure of the cloth against the surface while cleaning.
Never dry-clean with a very detergent as it may damage the coating. It is
advisable to use a large amount of water or water solution with a cleaning
agent.

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3.4. Cleaning Aluminum Elements
For cleaning aluminum, use products based on natural acids. The following
products will be perfect: synthetic vinegar, lemon. It is forbidden to use
abrasive agents. Do not use coarse brushes that can easily scratch aluminum.
A soft microfiber cloth will be the best choice.
To clean polished surfaces, make circular movements. After removing all dirt,
polish the surface with a dry cloth to dry the surface and make it glow.
4. STRUCTURE
4.1. Dimensions
Dimensions of the PUE CY10 indicator

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4.2. Description of connectors
1
Reboot or on/off button
2
Left loudspeaker
3
Right loudspeaker
4
USB type-A port
5
USB type-A port
6
Microphone
7
Kensington Lock
8
Ethernet port.
9
Power supply power
10
Power supply port –USB type-C
11
HDMI port
12
Media box port
13
RFID sensor
14
Reflective sensors
15
Camera
16
Camera LED light
17
Signal LED light
18
Weighing platform cable glands

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4.3. Technical parameters
Max. number of verification units
10000
Max impedance of load cell
1200Ω
Min. impedance of load cell
50Ω
Max voltage per verification unit
3,25µV
Min voltage per verification unit
0,4µV
Connection of load cells
4 or 6 wires + Screen
Load cell supply voltage
5V
Max. signal gain
19,5mV
Display unit
10” - touch screen
Protection degree
IP43
Housing
metal + plastic
Number of weighing platforms
Standard 1, max.2
Power supply
12÷15V DC
Max. current consumption
up to 1A
Working temperature
from -10°C to +40°C
Interfaces
2 x USB type-A, 1 x USB type-C, Ethernet,
HDMI port, Hotspot, wireless connection
Multi-range nature
YES
5. INSTALLATION
5.1. Unpacking and Assembly
A. Remove the weighing indicator from the factory box.
B. After connecting to the weighing platform indicator, position the device in
the place of use, on an even and hard flooring, away from sources of heat.
C. Turn adjustment feet to level the scale. Leveling is correct if the air bubble
is in the center of the level that has been positioned in the scale base:
5.2. Switching on
The device can be plugged in only with the use of the original feeder cable
supplied. The rated voltage of the feeder cable (given in dedicated rating plate)
should correspond to the mains rated voltage.

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Procedure:
Plug the feeder cable into the mains socket and put the feeder cable plug
into the port at the back of the weighing indicator housing.
The operating system and RADWAG software loading procedure will
initiate in a moment. While the program is being launched, a signal LED
light and LED lights at the lower frontal part of the indicator will flash.
Once the start-up procedure has ended, the home page will be displayed.
The weighing indicator starts with the operator being unlogged (no user).
To start working, log in (logging procedure has been described below).
Switch the scale on without any load –with the empty
weighing pan. As per EN 45501 standard, in verified scales
the mass value of less than -20e must not be displayed.
Therefore when the result drops below this value, the
home page will display <Lo mass>. This being the case,
zero the scale by pressing .
If the program crashes during operation, reboot it. To do
so, press and hold the button in the scale head for about 5
seconds. The program will restart and device will reload.
6. HOME PAGE

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The home page can be divided into 5 fields:
The upper part of the screen shows information on current working mode,
logged user, date, time, active connection to PC.
The weighing result and scale leveling box is displayed below.
The field provides additional information related to ongoing actions.
Information in this field can be freely programmed. Defining
method can be found in ‘PUE CY10 indicator software
manual’.
The on-screen functional buttons are showed below:
The scale operator can define on-screen functional buttons.
Defining method can be found in „PUE CY10 indicator
software manual”.
At the bottom of the screen you can see permanent functional buttons:
7. NAVIGATION IN THE MENU
Navigation in the menu is intuitive and user-friendly. Thanks to the touch
screen display, it is very easy to use the program. Press the screen button
or field in the screen to activate the assigned operate or function.

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7.1. Scale Keyboard
Enter main menu
Confirm changes
Return to previous window and do not change values
Add item in database
Search item in database by date
Search item in database by name
Search item in database by code
Print item from database
Select variables for printout template
Return to previous menu level
7.2. Return to Weighing Function
Any changes made in the scale memory are automatically recorded in the
menu after going back to the home screen.
Procedure:
Press button a couple of times to make the scale return to home
screen.
Press in the lower bar to return to home page immediately.
8. INSTALLER
Based on the PUE CY10 weighing indicator, load-cell scales can be
constructed.

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8.1. Connection of the 6-wire Load Cell
A 6-wire load cell can be connected to the motherboard as showed in the figure
below:
Connection of a 6-wire cell load
Radwag A/C transducer board
Signals from load cell
NOTES
E
-
See 8.3
REF+
SENSE +
JP5 not soldered
REF-
SENSE -
JP4 not soldered
IN+
OUTPUT+
IN-
OUTPUT-
+5V
INPUT+
GND
INPUT-

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8.2. Connection of the 4-wire Load Cell
A 4-wire load cell can be connected to the motherboard as showed in the figure
below:
Connection of the 4-wire load cell
Radwag A/C transducer board
Signals from load cell
NOTES
E
-
See 8.3
REF+
-
Soldered jumper pin JP5
REF-
-
Soldered jumper pin JP4
IN+
OUTPUT+
IN-
OUTPUT-
+5V
INPUT+
AGND
INPUT-

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8.3. Connection of Load Cell Screen
Load cell with galvanically
connected screen of the
signal wire.
Load cell without galvanical
connection of the screen
of the signal wire
Compact structure of the scale (scale
with indicator on the mast, arm, etc.).
Point A
E
Scale with a weighing indicator in the
metal housing connected to the
weighing platform only through the
signal wire of the load cell.
Point A
Point A
E–Soldering point on A/C transducer boards.
Point A –Galvanically threaded pin connected to housing (metal housing).
9. OPTIONAL EXTENSION MODULES
9.1. Additional Weighing Platform
Similar to the basic platform, the additional weighing platform must be
connected through the A/C transducer board (584R) to the additional J6 port
(ADC2) on the 582R motherboard of the indicator. A/C transducer boards must
be connected to plates by means of tapes. The additional platform must be
connected as showed in the figure below:
Connection of the 6-wire load cell

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9.1.1. Technical Specification
Working temperature
-10°C ÷ 40°C
OIML
III
Number of verification units
10000
Max input signal
19,5mV
Max voltage per verification unit
3,25µV
Min voltage per verification unit
0,4µV
Min impedance of load cell
50 Ω
Max impedance of load cell
1200 Ω
Load cell power supply
5V
Connection of load cells
4 or 6 wires + Screen
Multi-range nature
YES
9.1.2. Colors of Signal Wires from Weighing Platform
RADWAG marking
Color
Terminal marking (soldering pads)
on RADWAG A/C transducer boards
+INPUT
brown
+5V
-INPUT
green
AGND
+OUTPUT
yellow
+IN
- OUTPUT
white
-IN
SENSE
gray
+REF
- SENSE
pink
- REF
SCREEN
yellow and green
as per screen connection rules
A/C transducer board

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10. FACTORY PARAMETERS
When you activate the factory settings mode in the scale, you can change both
user parameters and all factory parameters. This means that you can define
parameters of the entire scale.
10.1. Access to Factory Parameters
Remove the label that secures access to the motherboard button.
Label securing access to motherboard button
Supply power to the weighing indicator.
The startup procedure occurs automatically.
During the startup, press and hold the motherboard button, reaching
through the hole at the bottom of the housing. It is advisable to use a thin
and rigid tool, e.g. screwdriver.

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Factory parameters access button
Use to enter main menu with two submenus displayed: <Global> and
<Factory>.
10.2. List of Global Parameters
Menu
level
NAME
RANGE
DESCRIPTION
Scale defining
-
Function for quick defining of the scale
with automatic setting of key metrological
parameters.
Serial number
-
Serial number of the device.
Weighing record
storage period
[days]
-
Protection against deletion of data from
the base of weighing, controls and
average tares in the form of weighing
storage period in days.
Number of stored
weighing records
-
Number of stored weighing records.
Run wizard
No, Yes
Activation of the wizard (configuration)
after starting the device.
Working modes
settings
-
Menu with additional working modes
settings.
Industrial scale
No, Yes
Activation of the industrial version of scale
software.

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Program mode
Standard, PGC
Comparator,
Mass control,
Moisture
analyzer,
Sample
magnetism,
magnetism
Selection of program type:
Standard –all weighing modes available;
Comparator –weighing and comparison
only; Mass control –weighing and mass
control only (automatic feeder);
PGC -scale with PGC mode (Packed
Goods Control).
Available working
modes
-
Activation/deactivation of working modes
availability.
Moisture analyzer
-
Additional settings for <Moisture
analyzer> program.
Access to functions
-
Menu with access settings for program
functions and additional modules.
WI-FI
No, Yes
Activation/deactivation of Wi-Fi module.
Administrator’s access
to minimum sample
No, Yes
Activation/deactivation of administrator
access to minimum sample settings.
Ambient conditions
-
Parameters specifying signaling visibility
and ambient conditions preview in the
home screen.
Factory logo
No, Yes
Activation/deactivation of logo displayed
during scale software startup.
Parameters
management
-
Menu with import, export and backup
copy settings.
Import
-
Importing settings from pendrive memory
into scale.
Export
-
Exporting settings to pendrive memory.
Backup copy
-
Menu with backup copy load/record
functions of global and factory
parameters.
Import parameters from
4Y
-
Importing parameters from 4Y scale via
pendrive.
Set default
-
Restoring default settings.
Advanced settings
-
Menu with advanced settings.
NTEP
No, Yes
Activation/deactivation of changes to
„Counting parts” working mode for verified
scales (American market).
Internal weight
correction
No, Yes
Activation/deactivation of internal
adjustment weight mass correction by the
value specified in <Internal weight
correction> parameter during internal
adjustment.
RTC correction
coefficient
-
Synchronization of RTC clock.
Rounded tare mode
No, Yes
Activation of rounded tare mode.
Delete system image
-
Deletion of operating system image.

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10.3. List of Factory Parameters
Menu level
NAME
RANGE
DESCRIPTION
Number of platforms
1, 2, 3, 4
Number of platforms declared.
Platform 1
-
Menu with platform 1 parameters.
Weighing module type
ME-01, MI-01,
MI-02, ADC1,
ADC2
Type of connected weighing module:
ME-01, MI-01, MI-02 –electromagnetic
module; ADC1, ADC2 –load cell
module.
Address
-
Address assigned to weighing module
(not applicable to load cell module).
Default value: 253.
Scale description
-
Name of device and metrological
information displayed in top bar.
Scale description [ct]
-
Name of device and metrological
information [ct] displayed in top bar.
Weighing module
Platform 1 parameters.
Metrology
-
Metrological settings.
Type
PUE CY10, CY10
Selection of scale type (depending on
type –relevant settings are available –
e.g. filters).
Mass divisions
-
Transducer divisions displayed.
Reading unit: range 1
0.0000001 50
Reading unit: range 1.
Verification unit:
range 1
None, 0.001 ÷ 50
Verification unit: range 1, ‘none’ value -
non-verified version.
Reading unit: range 2
0,0000001 50
Reading unit: range 2.
Verification unit:
range 2
None, 0.001 ÷ 50
Verification unit: range 2, ‘none’ value -
non-verified version.
Range
-
Range of weighing + exceeded limit.
Range 2
-
Second scale range switch point.
For single-range scales –set 0.
Adjustment
-
Factory adjustment menu.
Determination of
factory start mass
-
Determination of start mass (see 10.4.2
of the manual).
External factory
adjustment
-
Scale adjustment (see 10.4.1 of the
manual).
Start mass
Current start mass in divisions.
Adjustment factor
Current adjustment factor.
Factory start mass
Value of start mass given in units from
transducer, read during factory
adjustment.