Rice Lake SCT-1SX Series User manual

SCT-1SX Series
Firmware version 01.21.01
Webserver Manual
PN 221633 Rev A
January 4, 2024

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specications and design of the equipment without notice.
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Network connection 4
Network parameters 4
Web page login 5
Main screen 6
Operating Mode 7
Network Configuration 7
Backup 7
Restore 7
Change Password 8
Sign Out 8
Instrument Information 8
Zero 9
Tare 9
A/D Converter Points 9
Calibration Parameters 9
Calibration 10
Theoretical Calibration 10
Commands 11
Setpoint 11
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Table of Contents

ETHERNET I/O PORT 1 ETHERNET I/O PORT 2
8 9763 4 51 2
13 12 11 10
ANALOG
OUTPUT
(optional)
17 1619 18 15 14
LOAD CELL ON
CAL
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Connect the instrument to the network using the available Ethernet ports:
Network Connection
Thank you for purchasing this product.
This manual contains webserver information for the following SCT-1SX digital weight transmitters:
• SCT-1SX-E/IP
• SCT-1SX-MODTCP
• SCT-1SX-PRONET
It is recommended that you carefully follow the instructions for programming the weight transmitter; performing actions not indicated in
this manual could compromise the functionality of the scale.
iManuals are available from Rice Lake Weighing Systems at www.ricelake.com/manuals
Warranty information is available at www.ricelake.com/warranties
Any problem with the product must be reported to the manufacturer or to the retailer where it was purchased.
Always TURN OFF THE POWER SUPPLY prior to installation or repair action.
Introduction

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Ethernet/IP Profinet
module SN
Password
Sign in
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Type the IP address of the instrument into a web browser. If the instrument has been configured correctly, the login window will be displayed:
Enter the password “00000” and sign in.
Web Page Login
Once logged in, it is possible to change the password (Change password).
Contact Rice Lake Weighing Systems for password recovery.
Only one PC is allowed to access the instrument's web page at a time, if you login from a second PC, the first one will automatically
disconnect.
Logging into the instrument web page interrupts the communication with the PLC if the Read only check box is disabled.
Network Parameters
The IP address, subnet mask and gateway of the instrument can be configured using the procedure indicated in the "Fieldbus
configuration" paragraph in the instrument Quick start guide.
In most applications it is sucient to set the IP address of the instrument in the same class as the PC.
For advanced configuratios it is recommended to contact your network administrator.

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0
0
0
0
10000
0
Cal. points Check stability1
Weight ADC
1.78348
0
0
0
mV/V
ID GROSS NET TARE UNIT STATUS ZERO
TARE
~ >0< UL OL
IN1 IN2 OUT1 OUT2
kg0508508
1
Fieldbus Pronet SN 22625 Fw release 1.06
Zero
SCALE REBOOT
WRITE PARAMETERS
THEOR. CALIB.
ZERO CALIB.
KEYB. LOCK KB. UNLOCK
Point 1
Point 2
Point 3
ADC 123456
Home Operative Mode Network Backup Restore Change password Sign out
Decimals 0
Capacity 1
Capacity 2 0
Setpoint 1 on
Setpoint 1 o
Setpoint 2 on
Setpoint 2 o
10000
Division 1 1
Division 2
Unit kg
PARAMETERS CALIBRATION COMMANDS
SETPOINTS
Release 6.1
WRITE SETPOINTS
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Main screen

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Profinet module SN
22625
Password
Read configura�on
Set configura�on
Sign in page
NoAuto config.
Big EndianByte order
Uns. integerData format
192.168.0.100IP address
255.255.255.0Subnet mask
0.0.0.0Gateway
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Operating Mode
Network Configuration
Not available for SCT1SX / SCT1SP models.
You can change the network parameters and the displayed data format:
• IP address, Subnet mask, Gateway (enable "Auto config." for DHCP).
• Byte order: Big endian / Little endian.
• Data format: Unsigned integer / Signed integer / Float.
• Profinet name: up to 16 characters (only SCT1SX-PRONET)
(only SCT-1SX-PRONET)
Changing the parameters will disconnect the transmitter. To reconnect, you must enter the new IP address in the search bar.
By clicking on the "Backup" button the browser starts receiving the instrument configuration.
When reception is complete, the "setup.mot" file is automatically downloaded. This file is compatible with the Rice Lake Tools program.
By clicking on the "Restore" button you can select a configuration file to load on the instrument.
WARNING: the configuration file must have ".mot" extension.
Backup
Restore

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Profinet module SN
22625
Password
New Password
Confirm Password
Change password
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Instrument Information
Shows the weight and status information of the scale:
ID Scale identification number. (only for transm mode)
GROSS Gross weight
NET Net weight
TARE Tare
UNIT Unit of measure
STATUS
Instrument status
~
>0<
UL
OL
IN1
IN2
OUT1
OUT2
Unstable weight
Gross weight equal to zero
Underload
Overload
Input 1 active
Input 2 active
Output 1 active
Output 2 active
Sign Out
Logout from the instrument web page.
Change Password
You can change your login password from this page:

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Tare
Zero
Performs the tare on the instrument.
To clear an active tare, you must perform a new tare when the scale is empty.
Performs zeroing on the instrument.
WARNING: the zero execution takes place only if the necessary conditions are met (zero parameters).
A/D Converter Points
Shows the ADC points of the converter.
Unit Unit of measure (g, kg, t, lb)
Decimals Number of decimal digits (0, 1, 2, 3)
Capacity 1 First range value (or full capacity for single range applications)
Capacity 2 Second range value (not used in single range applications)
Division 1 First range division (1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50)
Division 2 Second range division (1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50)
Calibration Parameters
Setting of the scale calibration parameters:

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647484
1292501
30741680
10000
4000
2000
0
Cal. points Check stability1
Weight ADC
0.22491
0.78523
1.89348
0
mV/V
Zero
Point 1
Point 2
Point 3
CALIBRATION
647484
4000
10000
2000
0
Cal. points Check stability1
Weight ADC
0.22491
30741680 1.89348
0
mV/V
Zero
Point 1
Point 2
Point 3
CALIBRATION
1292501 0.78523
647484
1292501
30741680
10000
4000
2000
0
Cal. points Check stability1
Weight ADC
0.22491
0.78523
1.89348
0
mV/V
Zero
Point 1
Point 2
Point 3
CALIBRATION
647484
4000
10000
2000
0
Cal. points Check stability1
Weight ADC
0.22491
30741680 1.89348
0
mV/V
Zero
Point 1
Point 2
Point 3
CALIBRATION
1292501 0.78523
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Theoretical Calibration
1. Enter the value 0 in the zero mV/V box.
2. Enter in the mV/V box related to point 1, the cell sensitivity value. If there are more load cells connected, enter the average value.
3. Enter in the weight box the load cell capacity. If there are more load cells connected, enter the total capacity.
4. Calculate ADC points by clicking THEOR. CALIB .
Calibration
1. Select the number of calibration points from the drop-down menu.
2. Enter the weight values of the calibration points in the text boxes on the left.
3. For each point, load the sample weight on the scale and click the corresponding button. The value of ADC points is automatically
acquired in the text box on the right. If you know the ADC point value, you can enter it manually.
The weight and ADC point values must be increasing:
Case 1 Case 2
4. Save the calibration by clicking WRITE PARAMETERS
If the weight and/or ADC values are not increasing (Case 2), only point 1 will be considered.
If "Check stability" is active, the calibration points are only acquired if the weight is stable.

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KEYBOARD LOCK Keyboard lock
KEYBOARD UNLOCK Keyboard unlock.
SCALE REBOOT Reboots the instrument. (You will momentarily lose communication)
WRITE PARAMETERS Saves calibration parameters.
WRITE SETPOINTS Saves Setpoints
THEOR. CALIB Theoretical calibration: By entering the weight and mV/V value of the load
cells the relative ADC points are calculated. .
ZERO CALIB. Zero calibration.
Commands
Setpoint
1. Set the output function to Gross or Net. (Ref. Quick Start Guide)
2. Enter the output on/o values in the text boxes.
3. Save setpoints by clicking WRITE SETPOINTS

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NOTES

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PN 221633 Rev AJanuary 4, 2024