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RADWAG MW-01 Series User Manual Download Page 13

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Installation

completion

window

is displayed. Press

„Finish”

button

to complete installation process.

Software shortcut is created on the
desktop.

6. PC SOFTWARE STRUCTURE

The mass converter can be operated via a PC computer using

”MwManager”

software. The software enables mass converter adjustment, mass readout,
taring, zeroing, filters setting or setting functions for inputs and outputs.

This user manual is compliant with 'MwManager' software
version 1.0.2.1 and

with Prj215 mass converter version 2.2

or later.

Press Enter button to confirm inserted values. All changes
are saved to the mass converter upon pressing Save button.
All temporary parameters that are not saved to the mass
converter are marked red.

6.1. Weighing Result Window

Fig. 8 Weighing result window

After completed start-up procedure the following symbols are displayed:

Zero indication.

Stable weighing result.

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Summary of Contents for MW-01 Series

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Page 2: ...2 NOVEMBER 2020...

Page 3: ...nly as intended Protect the indicator against considerable temperature variation solar and UV radiation substances causing chemical reactions The device must not be operated in hazardous areas endange...

Page 4: ...Settings 14 6 2 1 Connection Settings 14 6 2 2 Language 16 6 2 3 Other 16 6 3 Parameters 17 6 3 1 User Parameters 17 6 3 2 Communication 18 6 3 3 I O Functions 21 6 4 Functions 23 6 4 1 Dosing 23 6 4...

Page 5: ...ruction B Defining defects of unclear origin and means of their elimination can only be realized with the assistance of the manufacturer and the user representatives C RADWAG does not bear any respons...

Page 6: ...load cell impedance 1200 Load cell excitation voltage 5VDC Load cell type 4 or 6 wires shield Platform quantity 1 2IN 3OUT Standard RS232 RS485 baud rate 57600 bit s by default 3 1 IN OUT Parameters...

Page 7: ...gh cable glands Communication with peripheral devices is carried out via one of the following communication protocols RS485 RS232 Ethernet Profibus The mass converter is compatible with weighing indic...

Page 8: ...232 cable fed through the cable gland Fig 3 Arrangement and description of the MW 01 mass converter s connectors on the main board 4 3 1 PROFIBUS The MW 01 ver2 mass converter for PROFIBUS is equipped...

Page 9: ...Pins arrangement PROFIBUS IN male Pin1 NC Pin2 A Pin3 NC Pin4 B Pin5 NC PROFIBUS OUT female Pin1 5V Pin2 A Pin3 GND Pin4 B Pin5 NC 4 4 Diagrams of Connection Cables Fig 4 PT0145 cable Fig 5 PT0012 cab...

Page 10: ...wMANAGER INSTALLATION If you want to install MwManager on a computer with already installed previous version of this software you have to uninstall it first Due to software update you may find that th...

Page 11: ...1 Hardware Requirements For correct operation of the software you need 2 4GHz processor or faster 512 MB internal memory or more 1 GB recommended At least 1 GB of free hard drive space computer monit...

Page 12: ...r box Select directory do not change the directory list and press Next button Window for selecting tasks is opened Upon selecting deselecting options press Next button Ready to Install box Press Insta...

Page 13: ...ing or setting functions for inputs and outputs This user manual is compliant with MwManager software version 1 0 2 1 and with Prj215 mass converter version 2 2 or later Press Enter button to confirm...

Page 14: ...ero press zero key Keys Zeroing Taring 6 2 Settings tab comprises the following settings mass converter connection language and miscellaneous parameters 6 2 1 Connection Settings tab features button p...

Page 15: ...stop bit by default TCP IP IP address IP address of the balance 192 168 0 2 by default Port Port set in the weighing module 4001 by default RS485 Port Selecting number of COM connector to which the m...

Page 16: ...ct with the device 6 2 2 Language tab features button press it to open a window for software language selection Fig 10 Language selection window Upon selecting language press Apply button to save the...

Page 17: ...dance with the default or last selected connection type 6 3 Parameters tab features settings for user factory and communication parameters 2 inputs and 3 outputs functions 6 3 1 User Parameters tab fe...

Page 18: ...median filter Filter Enabling disabling moving average Current unit Changing current unit in the weighing window 6 3 2 Communication tab features button press it to display a window with mass convert...

Page 19: ...ress of the balance 192 168 0 2 by default Subnet mask Ethernet subnet mask 255 255 255 0 by default Default gateway Ethernet default gateway 192 168 0 1 by default Port TCP communication port 4001 by...

Page 20: ...d rate RS485 Setting baud rate for RS485 communication interface 57600 bit s by default Peripheral devices may use Ethernet TCP IP or RS232 connection address In such a case set Module address paramet...

Page 21: ...protocol and its interface Modbus address offset Memory address offset for Modbus protocol For correct PLC operation the default value is 1 For ProfiModBusTester set value 0 Range 0 255 6 3 3 I O Fun...

Page 22: ...tive Stable Stable weighing result over LO threshold value MIN stable Stable weighing result over LO and below MIN threshold value MIN Unstable weighing result over LO below MIN threshold value OK sta...

Page 23: ...output operates in accordance with the settings of dosing parameters Upon dosing process completion the output switches to the set function 6 4 Functions tab allows you to set dosing and checkweighing...

Page 24: ...to 120 of the preset mass If the precise dosing threshold is disabled the bar graph is zoomed according to the fast dosing threshold Fig 17 Bar graph zoomed according to the fast dosing threshold Fig...

Page 25: ...selected outputs of the second dosing phase Precise dosing output no Selecting number of output or several outputs assigned to the second dosing phase Outputs available for selected dosing phase 1 Hig...

Page 26: ...tion of Inputs Inputs simulation enables simulating operation of a function assigned to a particular input The first input is the top button the bottom button simulates function assigned to the second...

Page 27: ...IN threshold is signalled above OK MAX threshold Net weight value below which OK threshold is signalled above MAX Checkweighing thresholds signals MIN OK MAX In order to enable checkweighing signals s...

Page 28: ...ressing output number The output is immediately activated on condition that no other function is assigned to it Simulation of inputs operation is available in the dosing home screen 7 WEIGHING Load th...

Page 29: ...ght corner press button or trigger zeroing function Zero indication and the following pictograms are displayed and Zeroing process is an equivalent for determining a new zero point recognized by the b...

Page 30: ...ghing range to weighing with the accuracy of the II weighing range takes place automatically when Max of the I weighing range gets exceeded Upon switching to weighing with the accuracy of the II weigh...

Page 31: ...his parameter to adjust your weighing device to ambient conditions The higher filter level the longer the indication takes to stabilise Values None Very fast Fast Average Slow Median filter Median fil...

Page 32: ...als go to section 6 4 2 of this user manual 9 1 LO Threshold LO threshold parameter specifies displayed value of the net weight above which outputs for MIN OK and MAX states are active Procedure Open...

Page 33: ...ld Parameter is a net weight value in fast dosing for which one or more dosing outputs are active Precise dosing threshold Parameter is a net weight value in precise dosing for which one or more dosin...

Page 34: ...ers to sav file This function can be used to save mass converter settings as backup in case of its malfunction and for further use of the parameters when configuring more mass converters Fig 27 An exe...

Page 35: ...ve as system window Correctly saved parameters result in displaying the following message System window look depends on installed operating system version and can differ from the one presented in the...

Page 36: ...36 Fig 29 Open system window Next using window for uploading groups of parameters select one or all parameters to be uploaded to the mass converter Fig 30 Groups of parameters selection tab...

Page 37: ...ers result in displaying the following message 12 OFFLINE MODE Offline mode enables running selected options of the software when there is no connected mass converter This way of connection enables sa...

Page 38: ...arameters and save the configuration to the file the description is to be found in point 11 1 of this user manual 13 ERROR MESSAGES Err2 Value beyond zero range Err3 Value beyond tare range Err8 Time...

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