Operating Manual

WT1

Industrial Weighing Terminal

© WeightechUSA, Davie FL
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 3

Operating Instructions

WT1 Date: December 07,

File: 2018

Program Version: WT1_BAE.DOCX

as of 1.28
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 5

Contents
1 Introduction ......................................................................................... 7
1.1 Safety Symbols Used In This Manual ............................................... 7
1.2 Safety Advice ............................................................................... 7
2 Weight Display And Scale Function Keys ................................................. 9
2.1 Operator Prompting ..................................................................... 11
2.2 Choose Options / Menus .............................................................. 11
2.3 Yes/No Entries Via Keys F2 (T) And F3 (0) ..................................... 12
2.4 Alphanumeric Entry ..................................................................... 12
2.5 Entry Of Whole Numbers .............................................................. 14
2.6 Entry Of Numbers With Trailing Decimals ....................................... 15
3 Switching On ..................................................................................... 16
4 Operating Modes ................................................................................ 16
4.1 Weighing Functions ..................................................................... 16
4.2 Tare Functions ............................................................................ 19
4.3 Print mode ................................................................................. 21
4.4 Auto Tare................................................................................... 21
4.5 Peak Hold................................................................................... 22
4.6 BASIC (Weigh & Print) ................................................................. 24
4.7 COUNT (Parts Counting) .............................................................. 28
4.8 FILL (Filling) ................................................................................ 38
4.9 CHECK (Checkweighing) .............................................................. 44
4.10 CHECK-IN (Special program) ....................................................... 49
4.11 ONLINE (Remote Control From PC) .............................................. 52
5 Supervisor Mode ................................................................................ 52
5.1 Input Parameters ......................................................................... 52
5.2 Data Archive .............................................................................. 54
5.3 Software Updates ....................................................................... 56
5.4 Software ID ................................................................................ 57
5.5 MAC/IP Address ......................................................................... 57
5.6 Master Mode .............................................................................. 57
6 Transport, Maintenance And Cleaning ................................................... 57
6.1 Transport ................................................................................... 57
6.2 Maintenance ............................................................................... 58
6.3 Cleaning..................................................................................... 58
7 Trouble Shooting ................................................................................ 59
8 Error Messages................................................................................... 60
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9 Technical Data ................................................................................... 63

10 Dimensions ...................................................................................... 64
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1 Introduction
WT1 is a universal weighing terminal with additional functions for data
logging, data transmission, parts counting and filling.
1.1 Safety Symbols Used In This Manual
Safety relevant information is shown with corresponding symbols as follows:

WARNING
Failure to observe this precaution could result in serious injuries or fatal
accidents. Please make absolutely sure that these precautions are
observed in order to ensure safe operation of the equipment.

CAUTION
Failure to observe this precaution could result in damage to or destruction
of the equipment or bodily harm! Please make absolutely sure that these
precautions are observed in order to ensure safe operation of the
equipment.

Note: This indicates an advice for the designated use of the equipment and/or
additional information to avoid inappropriate handling.

1.2 Safety Advice

WARNING
Disconnect all power to this instrument before opening the housing! Risk
of electrical shock!

WARNING
Exercise utmost care when making checks, tests and adjustments that
can actuate movable parts such as feeding devices, gates, flaps,
conveyors, etc. Make absolutely sure that nobody is within reach of
movable parts.
Failure to observe this precaution could result in bodily injury!

WARNING
This unit must not be operated in a potentially explosive atmosphere! It is
the sole responsibility of the user to classify the area of installation
(zones, groups, temperature classes). To this effect the assistance of the
competent Labor Inspectorate or the Technical Inspection Services may
be used.

CAUTION
Input voltage of the instrument must comply with local mains supply!
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CAUTION
Disconnect all power to this instrument before cleaning and servicing!

Notes:
• The unit has a configurable on/off switch. If this switch is deactivated, the
unit is operational immediately after connection to the power supply!
• This unit must be installed, serviced, and operated in strict compliance with
all locally applicable safety regulations and the rules for the prevention of
accidents!
• This module and its associated equipment must be installed, adjusted and
maintained by qualified personnel only!
• Only permit qualified personnel to operate this instrument!
• Keep this manual for future reference!
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2 Weight Display And Scale Function Keys

Tare Key Set Zero Key

for taring of currently displayed weight or to set the displayed scale to zero (only within zero setting
clearing the tare weight. range, selectable in calibration mode).
(Function can be disabled in application program) (Function can be disabled in application program)

Electronic Marking Plate (only for single-range/single-interval scales)

Scale No. W1 Always 1
Max Load e.g.: Max 3000 kg Maximum load (without additive tare), selectable in calibration
mode.
Min Load e.g.: Min 20 kg Permissible minimum load.
Division e / d e.g.: e=d=1 kg Approved division e and display graduation d
(in most cases e = d).
09:52 Display of time

Weight Display
Scale No. / W1 Always 1
No. Of Weighing Range W1.1 … W1.3 partial weighing range for multiple-range scales.
No-Motion Symbol Settled weight (printing / storing possible).
Zero Symbol >0< Scale in gross zero range (±0.2 d)
Tare 55.3 kg T Display of tare weight
Gross Weight Or e.g. 1250 Switching from gross weight to
Net Weight e.g. 650 Net net weight with Tare-key.
Net Weight Symbol Net Scale is tared.
Unit e.g. kg Weight unit, selectable in calibration mode.
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Confirmation Of Entry / Chosen Function

Every entry or selected function / parameter must be confirmed by pressing the
Enter-key (even if not explicitly stated in the text). Subsequently, the program
is continued in the next step.

Softkeys
The assignment of softkeys is defined in the respective program step. The
currently valid assignment is shown in the lower display line above the function
keys.

Key Function Comment

F1 -key On/off (if enabled)
Select Scrolling forward
Service Call up Service Mode during display of program version
Press once: Delete individual characters
Clear
Hold down: Delete all entries
Taring (autotare), or clear tare when scale is tared
Taring
(repetitive tare possible)
+1 -key Increase entry by 1 or proceed to next parameter option
Yes Activate an option
=> Scrolling by one character
Zero -key Set gross weight to zero (only within zero setting range)
x10 -key Appending a zero to the numeric entry (x10).
No Deactivate an option

↑ -key Return to previous program step

↵ -key Confirm entry and continue in next program step

Call up Supervisor Mode during display of program
Setup
version
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2.1 Operator Prompting

The following sections describe the operating sequence of the weighing
terminal with operator prompts and the requested entries.
The contents of the display is shown in a frame on the left hand side:
Password _ Entry of Service Mode password

Prompts or entries that apply only under certain conditions are shown in an
extra frame. The condition is shown in bold face in the upper left hand corner
of the frame:
Wrong password entry:
Invalid password! Error message: Invalid Password!

Keys and
Confirm entry, continue in next program step

Back to previous program step

2.2 Choose Options / Menus

–––––
Input Parameters
Select Return Continue

Example:
Select
Input Parameters

Select
Weight Storage

etc.
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2.3 Yes/No Entries Via Keys F2 (T) And F3 (0)

–––––
With Printer? N
Yes No Return Continue

Example:
With Printer? N No
'N' is shown, function or parameter is
disabled / deselected.

With Printer? Y Yes

'Y' ('Yes') is shown, function or
parameter is enabled / selected.

With Printer? Y Continue

Confirm choice.

2.4 Alphanumeric Entry

Service Mode active

–––––
FTP pwd:E1c
Clr Abc...123 => Return OK

Example: E1c:
FTP pwd:

FTP pwd: Clr

Delete.

FTP pwd:A_ =>

Press to create a new position for an
entry.
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FTP pwd:A Abc...123

Hold down to select entry mode.
The display changes continuously
between:
A=Upper case characters
a= Lower case characters
0=Numbers and special characters

FTP pwd:E Abc...123

Press repeatedly until the desired
character appears, e.g.: E.

FTP pwd:E_ =>

Press to create a new position for an
entry.

FTP pwd:E0 Abc...123

Hold down to select entry mode.

FTP pwd:E1 Abc...123

Press repeatedly until the desired number
appears, e.g.: 1.

FTP pwd:E1_ =>

Press to create a new position for an
entry.

FTP pwd:E1a Abc...123

Hold down to select entry mode.

FTP pwd:E1c Abc...123

Press repeatedly until the desired
character appears, e.g.: c.

FTP pwd:E1c OK
Confirm entry.
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2.5 Entry Of Whole Numbers

–––––
Cons.No. 123
Clear +1 x10 Return Continue

Example: 1234:
Cons.No. 123

Cons.No. Clear
Delete all entries.

Cons.No. 1 +1
Press repeatedly until desired number is
shown, e.g. press once = 1.

Cons.No. 10 x10
Press to create a new position for an
entry.

Cons.No. 12 +1
Press repeatedly until desired number is
shown, e.g. press twice = 2.

Cons.No. 120 x10

Press to create a new position for an
entry.

Cons.No. 123 +1
Press repeatedly until desired number is
shown, e.g. press three times = 3.

Cons.No. 123 x10

Press to create a new position for an
entry.

Cons.No. 1234 +1
Press repeatedly until desired number is
shown, e.g. press four times = 4.

Cons.No. 1234 Continue

Confirm entry.
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2.6 Entry Of Numbers With Trailing Decimals

–––––
1st setpoint 1.23
Clear +1 x10 Return Continue

Example: 1.23:
1st setpoint 0.321

1st setpoint 0.0 Clear

Delete all entries.

1st setpoint 1 +1
Press repeatedly until desired number is
shown, e.g. press once = 1.

1st setpoint 10 x10

Press to create a new position for an
entry.

1st setpoint 1. +1
Press repeatedly until decimal separator
appears.

1st setpoint 1.0 x10

Press to create a new position for an
entry.

1st setpoint 1.2 +1

Press repeatedly until desired number is
shown, e.g. press once = 2.

1st setpoint 1.20 x10

Press to create a new position for an
entry.

1st setpoint 1.23 +1

Press repeatedly until desired number is
shown, e.g. press three times = 3.

1st setpoint 1.23 Continue

Confirm entry.
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3 Switching On
After switching the unit on the program version, date/time and the chosen
operating mode are shown briefly. After that the program branches to the basic
step.
System Startup... Start of weighing terminal (approx.
Please wait 40 sec).

WT1 9.99 Display of version, date and time and

chosen operating mode.

Initial step of operating sequence (in the

operating modes CHECK and FILL first the
target value must be entered).

4 Operating Modes
4.1 Weighing Functions
The basic step for all operating modes is the display of the weight. In this step
the elementary scale functions are accessible.
For the sequences described below Service Mode settings are required as
follows: 'Print mode: Standard,' 'Auto Tare? = N' and 'Peak Hold?=N'
(operating mode BASIC).
See section 'Print mode,' 'Auto Tare' and 'Peak Hold.'
Contact your supplier for further details.

4.1.1 Zero Setting

0.2 kg
Total Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

0.2 kg

0.0 kg Set gross weight to zero (only

Set Zero

within selected range for

Set Zero pushbutton zero)
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4.1.2 Taring

8.0 kg
Total Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

8.0 kg Place container on scale

0.0 Net/kg Tare scale (Net indicates net

Tare

mode)
Taring...

0.0 Net/kg

8.0 kg Set scale back to gross weight

Tare

Note:
Only with setting
'Tare mode: Gross/Net,'
(see section 'Tare functions')

4.1.3 Weighing

25.60 kg
Total Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

13.0 kg Put item into container

13.0 kg Printing / data transmission of

Weigh

weight
Weighing...
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4.1.4 Show Weight With Tenfold Resolution

Operating mode BASIC, FILL, CHECK and CHECK-IN
Notes:
• Operating mode BASIC: Only with Supervisor Mode setting
'With Totals? = N.'
• Operating mode FILL or CHECK: Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With
Totals? = N' and if a target value has been entered.

13.0 kg
Net(X) Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

13.0 kg Display of gross weight

13.0 kg Weight display with tenfold

Net(X)

resolution.
Net(X) 13.03 kg Display is switched back after 5
sec.

Operating mode COUNT and ONLINE

13.0 kg
Ref.Wgt. Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

13.0 kg Display of gross weight

13.0 kg From basic step of chosen

Return

operating mode switch to display

WT1 9.99 of version message.
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13.0 kg Show current weight with tenfold

Net (X)

resolution.
Net(X) 13.03 kg Display is switched back after 5
sec.

4.2 Tare Functions

In the Service Mode, Group 'General' one of 3 different tare modes can be
chosen.
For the sequences described below Service Mode settings are required as
follows: 'Print mode: Standard' and 'Auto Tare? = N' (operating mode BASIC).
See section 'Print mode' and 'Auto Tare.'
Contact your supplier for further details.

4.2.1 Set / Clear Tare (Tare mode: Gross/Net)

With each actuation of the tare key the display is switched from gross to net
and back (setting: 'Tare mode: Gross/Net'). This is the usual tare function
which is appropriate for most applications.

8.0 kg Place container on scale

0.0 Net/kg Tare scale (Net indicates net

Tare

mode)
Taring...

0.0 Net/kg

8.0 kg Clear tare and return to display

Tare

of gross weight.

4.2.2 Auto Clear Tare (Tare mode: Auto clear)

The loaded scale can be tared only once, and the net display is automatically
switched back to gross when the scale returns to the zero range.
This function is useful for serial weighings with changing tare weight.
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8.0 kg Place container on scale

0.0 Net/kg Tare scale (Net indicates net

Tare

mode)
Taring...

13.0 Net/kg Put item(s) into container

13.0 Net/kg Output weight on printer and/or

Weigh

transmit to host.
Weighing...

-8.0 Net/kg Remove filled container from

scale

0.0 kg Tare is cleared automatically

4.2.3 Repetitive Tare (Tare mode: Net=0)

With each actuation of the tare key the scale is tared anew and the display
shows the net weight. If the scale is fully unloaded, tare is automatically
cleared and the display is switched back to gross weight.
This function is used to subsequently fill several components into one
container.

8.0 kg Place container on scale

0.0 Net/kg Tare scale (Net indicates net

Tare

mode)
Taring...

13.0 Net/kg Put first item into container

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13.0 Net/kg Printing / data transmission of

Weigh

weight
Weighing...

0.0 Net/kg Tare scale anew.

Tare

Taring...

13.0 Net/kg Put second item into container

13.0 Net/kg Output weight on printer and/or

Weigh

transmit to host.
Weighing...

-21.0 Net/kg Remove filled container from

scale.

0.0 kg Tare is automatically cleared.

4.3 Print mode

In the group 'Application' of the Service Mode the function of the ↵ -key can
be configured for the operating mode BASIC.
Contact your supplier for further details.
• Standard: Standard function of ↵ -key
• Auto: Automatic printing after exceeding the first setpoint S1
• Once: One print only after pressing the ↵ -key. Next print release only
possible after unloading the scale or after weight falls below
the first setpoint S1.

4.4 Auto Tare

In the group 'Application' of the Service Mode automatic taring can be enabled
for operating mode BASIC. Contact your supplier for further details.
• Automatic taring when Gross greater S1 and Gross smaller S2.
• Tare is automatically cleared when scale is settled and weight below S1.
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4.5 Peak Hold

In the group 'Application' of the Service Mode automatic saving and display of
last net-weight peak can be enabled for operating mode BASIC. The display
can be turned on/off and cleared manually by the operator.
Activate Display
Notes:
• The peak display must be activated by the operator each time the terminal is
started.
• The net peak value is continuously saved in the background even if the peak
display has not been activated.

13.0 kg Display of gross weight

13.0 kg From basic step of chosen

Return

operating mode switch to display

WT1 9.99 of version message.

13.0 kg Activate display of last net-

Peak On

weight peak.
Peak value: 25.6 kg

Reset Peak Value

13.0 kg Display of gross weight

Peak value: 25.6 kg

13.0 kg From basic step of chosen

Return

operating mode switch to display

WT1 9.99 of version message.

13.0 kg Reset net-weight peak value

Peak Clr

Peak value: 13.0 kg

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Deactivate Display
Note: The net peak value is continuously saved in the background even if the
peak display has not been activated.

13.0 kg Display of gross weight

Peak value: 25.6 kg

13.0 kg From basic step of chosen

Return

operating mode switch to display

WT1 9.99 of version message.

13.0 kg Deactivate display of net-weight

Peak Off

peak.
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4.6 BASIC (Weigh & Print)

In operating mode BASIC the weighing terminal works as a simple scale with
weigh & print function.

0.2 kg
Total Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

Weighing with container

0.2 kg

0.0 kg Set scale to zero

Set Zero

Set Zero

8.0 kg Place container on scale

0.0 Net/kg Tare scale (Net indicates net

Tare

mode)
Taring...

13.0 Net/kg Put first item into container

13.0 Net/kg Printing / data transmission of

Weigh

weight
Weighing...

If 'Tare mode: Gross/Net' (Service Mode in group 'General')

21.0 kg Set scale back to gross weight

Tare

Taring...
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Weigh further items

0.0 Net/kg Tare scale

Tare

Taring...

13.0 Net/kg Put second item into container

13.0 Net/kg Printing / data transmission of

Weigh

weight
Weighing...

Weigh next item

Calculate totals and terminate weighing cycle

Note: Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Totals? = Y.'

13.0 Net/kg Totalizing: Show number of

Total

items
Weighings 4

13.0 Net/kg Show total net weight.

Continue

Total 358.6 kg

Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Printer? = Y'

13.0 Net/kg Print totals

Continue

Printing...

13.0 Net/kg
Continue

Delete totals?
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Clear memory or return

Delete
Clear memory
13.0 Net/kg
Totals deleted

or:
Continue
Return to basic step without
13.0 Net/kg clearing totals

Remove filled container from

-34.0 Net/kg scale

Next weighing cycle

Notes:
• Printout or data transmission is only possible when:
– Printer or data transmission is enabled in Supervisor Mode.

– A print format is configured. Contact your supplier for further details.

• The function 'Totalizing' can be disabled in Supervisor Mode in the step

'With Totals? = N.'

Digital inputs and outputs:

Input E0 Input E1 Output A0 Output A1

Signal
Signal Depending on Service Mode setting:
Capture weight /
Taring 'Assignment of outputs'
set to zero *
* Depending on Service Mode setting: 'Assignment of input E0'
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Flowchart BASIC

13.0 Net/kg
Total

Weigh

Weighings 4
Weigh item, print and
transmit data Continue
save in W&M approved
memory (if applicable)

Weigh next Total 50.5 kg

item
Continue

Print
net total

Delete totals?
Continue
Delete

Clear totalizing
memory

Continue with
new cycle
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4.7 COUNT (Parts Counting)

Operating mode COUNT permits the counting of an unknown number of pieces
with identical piece weight, based on weighing a specified number of reference
parts and the comparison of their weight with the unknown quantity.

4.7.1 Counting Into An Empty Container

0.2 kg
0 pcs.
Ref.Wgt. Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

0.2 kg
0 pcs.

Place empty container on scale

8.0 kg
0 pcs.

Tare
Taring
0.0 Net/kg
Taring...

Ref.Wgt.

0.0 Net/kg
Select Function

Entry of reference weight

Input
Enter reference weight
0.0 Net/kg
Piece wgt(g) 000.0

+1 x10

0.0 Net/kg
Piece wgt(g) 100.0

Continue

0.0 Net/kg
0 pcs.
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or
Weigh reference parts
Weigh
Set scale to zero / taring
0.0 Net/kg
Taring...

Put 10 parts (reference parts)

1.0 Net/kg into container
No. of parts 10

Continue
Average piece weight of
1.0 Net/kg reference parts is displayed
Piece weight 100.0 g

Opt.
Optimization of reference weight
1.0 Net/kg possible
More parts 10 pcs.

Add further (uncounted) parts,

3.0 Net/kg the average piece weight is
More parts 30 pcs. optimized.

Continue
Terminate optimization.
3.0 Net/kg
Piece weight 100.0 g

Continue
Confirm value.
3.0 Net/kg
30 pcs.

Change number of reference parts

In the cycle described above 10 reference parts were used. The number of
reference parts can be changed freely:

2.0 Net/kg
No. of parts 10

2.0 Net/kg Clear value

Clear

No. of parts 0
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2.0 Net/kg Change number of parts

+1 x10

No. of parts 20

2.0 Net/kg Average piece weight of

Continue

reference parts is displayed.

Piece weight 100.0 g

2.0 Net/kg Confirm value.

Continue

20 pcs.

Count pieces
Add parts for counting unknown
10.0 Net/kg quantity or to reach desired
100 pcs. number. Example: Add further
parts (70 in this case) to reach
100.
Weigh
Printing / data transmission of
10.0 Net/kg piece count

Weighing...

Remove filled container from

0.0 Net/kg scale, empty out and place on
0 pcs. scale again

Count further pieces

Empty container on scale
0.0 Net/kg
0 pcs.

Fill parts into container until

10.0 Net/kg desired number is reached
100 pcs.

Weigh
Printing / data transmission of
10.0 Net/kg piece count
Weighing...
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Remove filled container from

0.0 Net/kg scale, empty out and place on
0 pcs. scale again

Calculate totals and terminate cycle

Note: Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Totals? = Y.'

0.0 Net/kg Show version, date, time and

Return

chosen operating mode.

WT1 9.99

Total
Totalizing: Show number of
0.0 Net/kg weighings
Weighings 4

Continue
Show total number
0.0 Net/kg
Total 200 pcs.

Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Printer? = Y'

0.0 Net/kg Print totals

Continue

Printing...

0.0 Net/kg
Continue

Delete totals?

Clear memory or return

Delete
Clear memory
0.0 Net/kg
Totals deleted

or:
Continue
Return to basic step without
0.0 Net/kg clearing totals
0 pcs.
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Remove filled container from

-34.0 kg scale
340 pcs.

Continue with next weighing

cycle
• Notes: See at the end of this chapter.

4.7.2 Counting From A Filled Container

0.2 kg
0 pcs.

Place filled container on scale

108.0 kg
100 pcs.

Tare
Taring
0.0 Net/kg
Taring...

Ref.Wgt.

0.0 Net/kg
Select Function

Entry of reference weight

Input
Enter reference weight
0.0 Net/kg
Piece wgt(g) 000.0

+1 x10

0.0 Net/kg
Piece wgt(g) 100.0

Continue

0.0 Net/kg
0 pcs.
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or
Weigh reference parts
Weigh
Weigh reference parts
0.0 Net/kg
Taring...

Take 10 pieces (reference parts)

-1.0 Net/kg out of container.
No. of parts 10

Continue
Average piece weight of
-1.0 Net/kg reference parts is displayed.
Piece weight 100.0 g

Opt.
Optimization of reference weight
-1.0 Net/kg possible
More parts 10 pcs.

Take out further (uncounted)

-3.0 Net/kg parts, the average piece weight
More parts 30 pcs. is optimized.

Continue
Terminate optimization.
-3.0 Net/kg
Piece weight 100.0 g

Continue
Confirm value.
-3.0 Net/kg
30 pcs.

Change number of reference parts

In the cycle described above 10 reference parts were used. The number of
reference parts can be changed freely:

-2.0 Net/kg
No. of parts 10

-2.0 Net/kg Clear value

Clear

No. of parts 0
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-2.0 Net/kg Change number of parts

+1 x10

No. of parts 20

-2.0 Net/kg Average piece weight of

Continue

reference parts is displayed.

Piece weight 100.0 g

-2.0 Net/kg Confirm value.

Continue

20 pcs.

Count pieces
Take out parts for counting
-10.0 Net/kg unknown quantity or to reach
100 pcs. desired number. Example: Take
out further parts (70 in this case)
to reach 100.
Weigh
Printing / data transmission of
-10.0 Net/kg piece count

Weighing...

Count further pieces

Container (from which pieces
-10.0 Net/kg have already been taken out) is
100 pcs. still on scale.

Tare
Taring
0.0 Net/kg
Taring...

Take out parts from container

-10.0 Net/kg until desired number is reached.
100 pcs.

Weigh
Printing / data transmission of
-10.0 Net/kg piece count
Weighing...
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Take out further parts or remove

-10.0 Net/kg container from scale.
100 pcs.

Calculate totals and terminate cycle

Note: Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Totals? = Y.'

0.0 Net/kg Show version, date, time and

Return

chosen operating mode.

WT1 9.99

Total
Totalizing: Show number of
0.0 Net/kg weighings

Weighings 4

Continue
Show total number
0.0 Net/kg
Total 200 pcs.

Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Printer? = Y'

0.0 Net/kg Print totals

Continue

Printing...

0.0 Net/kg
Continue

Delete totals?

Clear memory or return

Delete
Clear memory
0.0 Net/kg
Totals deleted

or:
Continue
Return to basic step without
0.0 Net/kg clearing totals
0 pcs.

Continue with next weighing cycle

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Notes:
• The function 'Totalizing' can be disabled in Supervisor Mode in the step
'With Totals? = N.'
• Output of piece count and weights on printer or host system is only possible
when:
– Printer or data transmission is enabled;

– A print format is configured. Contact your supplier for details.

Digital inputs and outputs:

Input E0 Input E1 Output A0 Output A1

Signal
Signal Depending on Service Mode setting:
Capture weight /
Taring 'Assignment of outputs'
set to zero *
* Depending on Service Mode setting: 'Assignment of input E0'
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 37

Flowchart COUNT

10 pcs.
Ref.Wgt. Return

Select Function WT1 9.99

Input Weigh Total

Piece wgt(g) 100.0 No. of parts 10 Weighings 4

Continue Continue Continue

or change
or change
number of
piece weight
reference parts Total
count

0 pcs. Apply Total 200 pcs.

10 reference parts
Continue

Piece weight 100.0 g

Continue

Print
net total

10 pcs. Delete totals?

Continue
Delete

Add more pieces

Clear totalizing
30 pcs. memory

Add pieces until

desired number is reached Continue with
new cycle
100 pcs.
Weigh

Output of piececount
on printer / host
save in W&M
approved memory
(if applicable)

Next parts
counting cycle
38 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

4.8 FILL (Filling)

In the operating mode FILL a complete 2-speed filling cycle can be carried out.
Before filling is started, the target and the preact values must be entered. The
switching point from fast to slow speed filling is calculated as target value
minus setpoint S1, whereas the cutoff point for filling in slow speed is
calculated as target value minus setpoint S2.
Prior to the start of a filling cycle the setpoints must be entered in the
Supervisor Mode.

Enter target weight

0.2 kg
Target 0.0
Clear +1 x10 Return Continue

0.2 kg Enter target weight

+1 x10

Target 100.0

0.2 kg Ready to start

Continue

Filling

0.2 kg
Total Set Zero Return Start

0.2 kg

8.0 kg Place empty container on scale

Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 39

0.0 Net/kg Start filling with ↵ key or

Start

external signal E0 (e.g. push

Taring... button). Scale is automatically
tared or set to zero.

0.0 Net/kg Feeding device for fast-speed

feeding is controlled with output
Coarse -100.0 kg signal A0. Container is filled in
fast speed until setpoint S1 is
reached (fast / slow switching
point).
In this example at:
100—20=80 kg. (S1=20 kg)

95.0 Net/kg Feeding device for slow-speed

feeding is controlled with output
Fine -5.0 kg signal A1. Container is filled in
slow speed until setpoint S2 is
reached (cutoff point).
In this example at:
100—5=95 kg. (S2=5 kg)

100.0 Net/kg After both signals have been

switched off, the material that is
Ready 100.0 kg still between the feeder and the
scale falls into the container.

100.0 Net/kg Weight is captured and added to

totalizing memory.

0.0 kg Remove container from scale

Filling of further containers

8.0 kg Put empty container on scale

40 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

Scale is automatically tared and

0.0 Net/kg
Start

next filling cycle started

Taring...

Calculate totals and terminate cycle

Note: Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Totals? = Y.'
Total
Totalizing: Show number of
0.0 Net/kg weighings
Weighings 4

Continue
Show total net weight
0.0 Net/kg
Total 400.0 kg

Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Printer? = Y'

0.0 Net/kg Print totals

Continue

Printing...

0.0 Net/kg
Continue

Delete totals?

Clear memory or return

Delete
Clear memory
0.0 Net/kg
Totals deleted

or:
Continue
Return to basic step without
0.0 Net/kg clearing totals

Remove container from scale

0.0 kg

Next batch
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 41

Interrupt filling

30.0 kg The cycle can be interrupted

during fast- or slow-speed filling.
Coarse -70.0 kg

30.0 kg Interrupt filling with F1 key or set

Stop

external signal E1
Stop

31.0 kg Continue filling with ↵ key or

Continue

reset external signal E1

Coarse -69.0 kg

Abort filling

30.0 kg The cycle can be aborted during

fast- or slow-speed filling.
Coarse -70.0 kg

30.0 kg Interrupt filling with F1 key or set

Stop

external signal E1
Stop

30.0 kg Press to abort cycle (e.g.

Finish

ruptured bag or material short).

Start next filling cycle

Notes:
• If parameter 'Start Key: Disabled' is set in Service Mode, start with ↵ -key is
disabled and cycle can only be started via input E0.
• The function 'Totalizing' can be disabled in Supervisor Mode in the step
'With Totals? = N.'
• Preact correction: If the automatic trend-sensing preact correction is enabled
in Supervisor Mode, the value for preact slow (=cutoff point slow-speed
feeding) is recalculated with every completed filling cycle and saved. The
operator may manually change this value. e.g. to shorten – after change of
material – the learning curve that the controller needs to again reach target
(usually within 4 filling cycles).
42 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

Overview setpoint settings

Example Target weight: 100 kg
Setting S1 (fast) S2 (slow) Filling sequence
S1 greater 20 5 • up to 80 kg filling fast speed
S2 • up to 95 kg filling slow speed
• material in flight up to 100 kg
S2 = 0 20 0 • up to 80 kg filling fast speed
• up to 100 kg filling slow speed
S2 greater 20 ≥ 20 • up to 80 kg filling fast speed
or equal S1 • material in flight up to 100 kg
(filling slow is disabled, filling is only
controlled via output A0)

Digital inputs and outputs:

Input E0 Input E1 Output A0 Output A1

Signal Signal Controls the feeder in Controls the feeder in
Start Interrupt fast speed slow speed
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 43

Flowchart FILL

Target 0.0

Enter setpoints in
Supervisor Mode:
S1 = preact fast
S2 = preact slow

Return to
normal sequence

Target 10.0

Continue

or edit
target

Start Total

Start
filling

Coarse -10.0 kg Weighings 4

Filling fast, Continue

display of fill weight

Switch to filling slow
when preact S1 is reached
Total 40.2 kg
Fine -2.5 kg
Continue

Filling slow
Stop filling when
preact S2 is reached
Print
net total
Ready 10.0 kg
Delete totals?
Continue filling
with next container Delete
Continue

Clear totalizing
memory

Continue with
new cycle
44 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

4.9 CHECK (Checkweighing)

In operating mode CHECK the weighing terminal works as a plus/minus
checkweigher, classifying the weight of a test object in 3 zones (plus / ok /
minus). The minus threshold is defined as target weight minus value of setpoint
S1, while the plus threshold is defined as target weight plus value of setpoint
S2.
Prior to the start of checkweighing the setpoints must be entered in the
Supervisor Mode.
Enter target weight

0.2 kg
Target 0.0
Clear +1 x10 Return Continue

0.2 kg Enter target weight

+1 x10

Target 50.0

0.2 kg Ready to start

Continue

Checkweighing

0.2 kg
Total Tare Set Zero Return Weigh

0.2 kg

0.0 kg Set scale to zero

Set Zero

Set Zero
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 45

55.2 kg Place test object on scale; check

and display of check result:
o.k. +5.2 kg weight is within tolerance band
(O =ok), in this example
between 45 kg and 60 kg

55.2 kg Printing / data transmission of

Weigh

weight
Weighing...

Weight too small (Minus)

37.2 kg Place next test object on scale;

check and display of check
minus -12.8 kg result: minus tolerance (—), not
ok, in this example below 45 kg

37.2 kg Printing / data transmission of

Weigh

weight
Weighing...

Weight too big (Plus)

70.4 kg Place next test object on scale;

check and display of check
plus +20.4 kg result: plus tolerance (+), not ok,
in this example above 60 kg

70.4 kg Printing / data transmission of

Weigh

weight
Weighing...

Calculate totals and terminate cycle

Note: Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Totals? = Y.'
Total
Totalizing: Show number of
70.4 kg weighings
Weighings 4

Continue
Show total weight
70.4 kg
Total 162.8 kg
46 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

Only with Supervisor Mode setting 'With Printer? = Y'

70.4 kg Print totals

Continue

Printing...

70.4 kg
Continue

Delete totals?

Clear memory or return

Delete
Clear memory
70.4 kg
Totals deleted

or:
Continue
Return to basic step without
70.4 kg clearing totals
plus +20.4 kg

Continue with next check cycle

Notes:
• A checkweighing cycle is activated when the scale is loaded with more than
10 % of target weight and settled weight is detected. Then the
corresponding output signal is set and it remains on until the weight on the
scale falls below 10 % of target. Then the signal is reset and a new cycle
can be started.
• The function 'Totalizing' can be disabled in Supervisor Mode in the step
'With Totals? = N.'
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 47

Digital inputs and outputs:

Input E0 Input E1 Output A0 Output A1

Signal
Signal Indicates Indicates
Capturing /
Taring 'Weight ok' 'Out of tolerance'
set to zero *
* Depending on Service Mode setting: 'Assignment of input E0'

With output A2 available:

Input E0 Output A0 Output A1 Output A2

Signal
'— Weight' 'Weight OK' '+ Weight'
Set zero / Taring
Note: The assignment of input E0 does not apply if an output A2 is installed.
48 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

Flowchart CHECK

Target 0.0

Enter setpoints in
Supervisor Mode:
S1 = – tolerance
S2 = + tolerance

Return to
normal sequence

Target 10.0

Continue

or edit
target

Total

Start check when

Net > 10% of target

Display of Weighings 4
zone:
o.k. +0.1 kg
minus
Continue
o.k. Weigh
plus

Weigh item, print and Total 40.2 kg

transmit data
save in W&M approved Continue

memory (if applicable)

Weigh next
item Print
net total

Delete totals?
Continue
Delete

Clear totalizing
memory

Continue with
new cycle
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 49

4.10 CHECK-IN (Special program)

In the operating mode CHECK-IN the weighing terminal works as a summing
scale adding up the weight of any number of articles. This operating mode can
be used for check-in counters, for example. The scale has to be unloaded after
each weighing.
The setpoint S1 is used to check if the scale is empty. Prior to the start of
checkweighing the setpoint must be entered in the Supervisor Mode.

Check-In weighing

0.2 kg
Net (X) Tare Set Zero Return

0.2 kg

0.0 kg Set scale to zero

Set Zero

Set zero

16.5 kg Place article on scale.

16.5 kg The no-motion control starts

when a signal E0 is set.
Total 16.5 kg The terminal reads the loaded
weight when the scale is settled.
The total is shown after
3 seconds.

0.0 kg Unload scale.

Total 16.5 kg
50 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

Summing of articles

0.0 kg Scale is empty.

Total 16.5 kg

15.1 kg Place next article on scale.

The total weight is calculated
Total 31.6 kg continuously.

14.9 kg The no-motion control starts

when a signal E0 is set.
Total 31.4 kg The terminal reads the loaded
weight when the scale is settled.
The total is shown after
3 seconds.

0.0 kg Unload scale.

Total 31.4 kg

Clear totals and terminate cycle

0.0 kg Scale is empty.

Total 31.4 kg

0.0 kg The total weight is cleared when

a signal E1 is set.

Continue with next weighing

cycle

Notes:
• The registration starts when the input E0 is set. The weight is registered and
displayed after 3 seconds when the scale is settled.
• Minimum load = setpoint S1
• The operating mode uses only the inputs E0 and E1 (e.g. via external
pushbuttons) to control the sequence.
• The next weighing is started when the weight falls below setpoint S1. E0
has to be set again.
• The total weight is cleared when the input E1 is set. The program proceeds
with the next weighing cycle.
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 51

Digital inputs and outputs:

Input E0 Input E1 Output A0 Output A1

Signal
Capture weight Signal
Transporting not used
and calculate Clear total
total

Flowchart CHECK-IN

Enter setpoint S1
in Supervisor Mode

Return to
normal sequence

Put 1st article on scale

16,5 kg

Pulse at input E0:

Capture weight
when scale is settled
Display after 3 s
Pulse at
Total 16,5 kg input E1:
Clear total Weigh
next
Start next weighing cycle
when gross< S1

Put next article on scale

Continuous calculation

Total 31,4 kg

Pulse at input E0:

Capture weight
when scale is settled
Display after 3 s

Total 31,4 kg
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4.11 ONLINE (Remote Control From PC)

In the operating mode ONLINE the weighing terminal works under remote
control from a PC over the optional serial interface or Ethernet.
Note: The ONLINE commands are also available in Supervisor Mode. For a
description of the data strings for the PC communication refer to
Technical Manual WT1.

5 Supervisor Mode
The Supervisor Mode is used to enter parameters during running operation.
Here also the W&M approved data archive and system information can be
viewed.
Return
Switch from basic step to display of
version.

WT1 9.99 Display of version, date and time and

chosen operating mode.
Setup
Call up Supervisor Mode.

Input Parameters Basic step of Supervisor Mode

Select
• Input Parameters
• Weight Storage
• Software Updates
• Software ID
• MAC/IP Address
• Master Mode

5.1 Input Parameters

Continue
Input Parameters

Day 99 Enter date

Month 99 Enter month

Year 99 Enter year

Hour 99 Enter hour

Minute 99 Enter minute

Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 53

Cons.No. 9999 Enter / change consecutive No. 2 for

printout

1st Setpoint 0.0 Enter setpoint S1 (function depending on

chosen operating mode):
• BASIC: Threshold S1, either for
digital output or automatic
printing after scale has
settled
• COUNT: Setpoint S1 for digital
output
• CHECK: Minus tolerance
• CHECK-IN: Setpoint S1 for next
weighing
• FILL: Preact value to calculate
cutoff point for filling with
fast speed

All operating modes except CHECK-IN:

2nd Setpoint 0.0 Enter setpoint S2 (function depending on
chosen operating mode):
• BASIC: Setpoint S2 for digital
output
• COUNT: Setpoint S2 for digital
output
• CHECK: Plus tolerance
• FILL: Preact value to calculate
cutoff point for filling with
slow speed

Operating mode FILL:

Preact Corr.? N No
Preact correction disabled

Yes
Preact correction enabled

The value for preact slow S2 (=cutoff

point slow-speed feeding) is recalculated
with every completed filling cycle and
saved. The operator may manually
change this value, e.g. to shorten – after
change of material – the learning curve
that the controller needs to again reach
target (usually within 4 filling cycles).
54 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

All operating modes except CHECK-IN and ONLINE:

With Printer? N No
Without printer

Yes
With printer

With PC? N No
Without data transmission

Yes
With data transmission

With Totals? Y No
Without summing

Yes
With summing, (normal operation)

Brightness 100% Set display brightness (min. = 40 %)

-10%
Decrease brightness by 10 %

+10%
Increase brightness by 10 %

5.2 Data Archive

Note: For the W&M approved weight storage (data archive) installation of an
ASM module is required.
The data archive has a capacity of 1,000,000 entries. A record is stored for
every completed weighing cycle in the internal W&M approved data archive
consisting of weight, data and Id No. The sequence of a weighing transaction
is: weighing / data entry, entry in data archive, printing and data transmission.
In the archive each record is stored with date, ident No. and gross and net
weight. The Id No. is reset to 1 with every change of the date. To allow for a
later verification of the weighing data, date and identification No. of the
weighing have to appear on the printout or must be stored together with the
weight on the host computer.
The data archive can be used as an alternative to a log printer when data are
processed in an EDP system. The stored weights are read-only and cannot be
deleted or changed.
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 55

Continue
Weight Storage

With Printer?=Y
Select Function Show
Show data archive info

Print
Print stored weights

View Stored Records

Day 99 Enter date of weighing

Month 99 Enter month

Year 99 Enter year

ID 9999999999 Enter ID of record that is to be looked up.

W1 99.99.99
9.9 kg N
ID 99
9.9 kg
Display of:
• Scale
• Date
• ID
• Net weight (N)
• Tare weight
Prev
Back to previous record.

Next
Proceed to next record.

Continue
Return to step 'Day'

A matching record could not be found in the data archive:

Not found
Prev
Back to previous record

Next
Proceed to next record

An error was detected in the checksum of the data archive.

Error Checksum! Important note: The stored data are void!
56 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

Print Stored Weights

From day 99 Enter day of first record to be printed

From month 99 Enter month of first record to be printed

From year 99 Enter year of first record to be printed

To day 99 Enter day of last record to be printed

To month 99 Enter month of last record to be printed

To year 99 Enter year

Printing... Print records

A matching record could not be found in the data archive:

Not found Return to step 'From day'

An error was detected in the checksum of the data archive.

Error Checksum! Important note: The stored data are void!

5.3 Software Updates

All firmware updates can be traced and viewed in the 'Software Updates'
menu (logbook). It is read only and cannot be changed or deleted. A record
shows the consecutive number of the update, the file name and date and time
of the installation. The record at top is the most recent one.
Software Updates Continue
Basic step of Supervisor Mode

1 Update_99999999.9 -->
Show next step

installed at 9999-99 -->

Show next step

-99 99:99
Continue
Continue with older record

Return
Return to previous record or back to step
'Software Updates.'
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 57

5.4 Software ID
Software ID Continue
Basic step of Supervisor Mode

ID:15487782/V4.14.20 Display of identification No. of operating

system and version of approved software.
Return
Return to step 'Software ID'

5.5 MAC/IP Address

MAC/IP Address Continue
Basic step of Supervisor Mode

MAC: 99:99:99:99:99: Select

Display of MAC address

IP: 10.0.00.9 Display of IP address

Return
Return to step 'MAC/IP Address'

5.6 Master Mode

For a description of the Master Mode refer to the respective calibration manual:
• Calibration Manual WT1/WT3 for ADM/DADM, order No.:
ST.2309.1771
• Calibration Manual WT1/WT3 for DWB, order No.: ST.2309.1781
• Calibration Manual WT1/WT3 for IDN, order No.: ST.2309.1776
6 Transport, Maintenance And Cleaning
6.1 Transport

CAUTION
Transport and storage of the weighing terminal shall only be made in the
original packing with foam cushion. The module must not be exposed to
shock or vibration.

Notes:
• Transport and storage of electronic components such as boards, EPROMS,
etc. must only be made in suitable anti-static ESD bags or cases.
• Storage temperature –25 to +70 °C at 95 % max. relative humidity without
condensation.
58 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

6.2 Maintenance
WARNING
Disconnect all power to this instrument before opening the housing! Risk
of electrical shock!

The terminal is designed to require a minimum of maintenance and service,

however, depending on the environmental conditions a visual inspection at
regular intervals is recommended. The frequency at which normal maintenance
(cleaning and inspection) should be performed, when installed in a clean office
environment, should be twice a year. However, if the unit is subject to a dusty
or dirty environment the frequency should be increased as required. At these
inspections it should be made sure that all connected cables are undamaged
and that all connectors are tightly fastened.
Maintenance of scale platforms is required at regular intervals depending on
use and environment. The accuracy of scales can be affected by dirt, foreign
objects, etc. and appropriate maintenance is strongly recommended. Also
recommended is the calibration with certified test weights at regular intervals.

6.3 Cleaning
WARNING
Disconnect all power to this instrument before opening the housing! Risk
of electrical shock!

ATTENTION
Concentrated leaches or acids, solvents, pure alcohol, chloric or saline
cleaning agents must not be used.

The keyboard overlay is resistant to acetone, trichloro, alcohol, ether, nitric

acid (20 %), hexane, sulphuric acid (20 %) and all-purpose cleaners.
Clean the keyboard and covers with a soft clean cloth that has been dampened
with a mild window type cleaner or detergent. Do NOT use any type of
industrial solvent or the finish of the unit may be damaged. Do not spray
cleaner directly on the unit.
If cleaning agents are used that contain leach, acid or alcohol, pure water must
be used to wash off any residue.
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 59

7 Trouble Shooting
CAUTION
This unit does not contain any customer serviceable parts!
Only permit qualified personnel to service this equipment. Exercise care
when making checks, tests, and adjustments!

If any problem arises that has not been explained above, please follow this
check list:

• Power supply on (visual inspection)?

• All cables connecting to scales and peripheral devices undamaged (visual
inspection)?
• Connectors fitted correctly and tightly secured at peripheral devices (visual
inspection)?

If operational difficulties are encountered that cannot be rectified by means of

this manual, obtain as much information as possible regarding the particular
trouble, as this may eliminate a lengthy, detailed checkout procedure.
If possible, try first to determine the conditions under which the problem
occurs. Try to find out whether the appearance of the difficulties can be
reproduced under the same conditions.
For the systematic analysis of an unknown problem the information as listed
below is required:

• Serial No. of the unit and its peripheral components

• Program version as displayed on power up
• Exact wording of any error message displayed
• Type and model of peripheral devices related to the problem (e.g. scale,
printer, etc.)

To obtain professional assistance contact your service station stating the

information listed above.

CAUTION
It is suggested that assistance from trained service personnel be
requested in the event a problem should arise that is beyond the scope of
this instruction manual.
60 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6

8 Error Messages
If an error occurs during calibration or normal operation, error messages are
displayed as follows:
Error message Possible cause Corrective measure

Calibration Locked • Jumper for • Set calibration

protection of jumper to calibration
calibration position
parameters in
position 'protected'

Error Calibr. Jumper • Parameters cannot • Set jumper to correct

be saved, jumper in position, repeat
wrong position calibration

ADM not installed • No ADM installed • Check ADM

Not available • No scale selected • Check parameters in

Service Mode

ADM defect • No data received • Replace ADM

from ADM
• Short circuit in load • Check cabling
cell cable

Invalid Setupdata • Calibration data • Check scale

incompatible to configuration
selected scale driver • Repeat calibration
• ADM defective • Replace ADM

Resolution Error • Internal resolution • Select bigger

too small, must be increment size
at least tenfold the • Use load cell with
displayed resolution lower capacity

Out Of Range ADM overrange:

• Wiring error load cell • Check wiring
• Load cell defective • Check load cell
• Scale heavily • Unload scale
overloaded
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 61

Error message Possible cause Corrective measure

Overload • Scale in overload • Unload scale

-------- • Zero setting or taring • Settle scale

not possible because
scale is in motion
• CPU does not • Check internal and
receive data from external wiring and
weighing interface cabling

U n d e r l o a d • Gross weight smaller • Load scale

than –20 d (below • Set parameter
zero) 'Underload 20d' to
N= disabled

Powerup Out of Range • Error power up zero. • Unload scale or apply

This message dead load
appears on power up
if the weight on the
scale exceeds the
power up zero range
(+2 %,+10 %) or
is below the power
up zero range as set
in the calibration
(−2 %, –10 %) as
set in the calibration.

Powerup Motion • This message • Settle scale

appears on power up
if the terminal
cannot detect a
settled weight
within the specified
power up zero range
(±2 %, ±10 %).
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The following error messages can appear on the auxiliary display:

Error Message Possible Cause Corrective Measure

Scale error • general scale error • See error message on

(see error message on weight display
weight display)

Error Transmission • Host switched off or • Switch on host and

off-line start communication
program
• Data cable not • Check cable and
connected or damaged connectors
• If problem cannot be
rectified, disable data
transmission in
Supervisor Mode

Error Taring • Gross weight below • Load scale

zero
• Terminal cannot • Settle scale
detect a settled
weight within 6
seconds

Printer error • Printer switched off or • Switch on printer

off-line
• Data cable not • Check cable and
connected or damaged connectors
• If problem cannot be
rectified, disable
printer in Supervisor
Mode

Scale in Motion • Capturing weight: • Settle scale

Terminal cannot
detect a settled
weight within 6
seconds

Gross under zero • Capturing weight: • Load scale

Gross weight below
zero

Out of Zero Range • Setting to zero: • Load or unload scale

Terminal cannot
detect a settled
weight within 6
seconds
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 63

9 Technical Data
Housing Stainless steel wall/desk-top housing, protected to IP69K,
weight approx. 1.5 kg
Panel-mount stainless steel housing, fascia plate protected to
IP69K, weight approx. 1.5 kg
Blackbox version, protected to IP69K
JunctionBox version, protected to IP69K
Temperature Storage: –25 °C to +70 °C at 95 % relative humidity max.
Range without condensation
Operation: –10 °C to +40 °C at 95 % relative humidity
max. without condensation
Power Supply Supply Voltage: 110 V (–15 %)–240 V (+10 %)
AC Version: Rated Frequency: 50–60 Hz
Rated Current: 0.25–0.1 A
Power Supply Supply Voltage: 12 V (–15 %)–30 V (+10 %)
DC Version: Rated Current 1100–350 mA
Electrical Separation between primary and secondary circuits SELV, in
Safety accordance with EN 62368
Display Active color TFT, 10.9 cm (4.3")
Keyboard Membrane keyboard with tactile feedback, 5 keys incl. scale
keys and function keys, softkeys
Processor 32-bit ARM processor, 266 MHz, Linux operating system
Battery Battery CR2032
As backup for power-fail-safe date / time function, lifetime in
normal operation approx. 10 years, approx. 5 years when unit
is permanently switched off.
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10 Dimensions
162 50

80
125
177

97
52

168 74 41
115

Fixing holes Wall-mount installation

25 25 50
118
22

43
37
31

151
78

15
62

24
97
121

Panel-mount installation Cutout in panel

47
182
129 +0.5
ca.160
145

165 +0.5
Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6 65

Blackbox version
162 64

151
171
125

ø6
136

JunctionBox version

221 64
125

151
171

ø6
197
66 Operating Instructions WT1 Rev. 6