Load Ranger Wheel Weigh Pad System
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3.4 Weighing Procedure
The Load Ranger wheel weigh pads can be arranged in wheel-weighing systems with up to fourteen wheel weigh pads and
axle-weighing systems with only two wheel weigh pads. This section highlights the differences between the two systems.
3.4.1 Wheel-Weighing System
A wheel-weighing system consists of as many platforms as there are vehicle wheels to be weighed. This method allows the
user to weigh the whole vehicle in a single step. The Ai-1 indicator display simultaneously shows the weight of single wheels,
axles and the total gross or net weight. The Ai-1 indicator also has the ability to show the center of gravity coordinates if setup
correctly (
Section 4.3 on page 36
).
Figure 3-14. Wheel-Weighing System
Wheel-Weighing Procedure
1. Assign ID numbers to the wheel weigh pads (
Section 3.1.3 on page 13
) and pair Ai-1 indicator with the wheel weigh
pads (
Section 3.2.1 on page 16
).
2. Position the wheel weigh pads (
Section 2.2 on page 5
).
3. Select the vehicle to be linked to the weigh if necessary (
Section 3.7.4 on page 24
).
4. Perform a full scale zero (
Section 3.3.1 on page 19
).
5. Position vehicle onto the platforms.
6. Press
, once weight is stable.
• If weight is captured correctly the indicator executes the printout for the weight of each wheel and axle, if configured.
• If the scale is unable to capture the weight (
example:
due to instability) a prompt displays.
Press
to attempt weighing again or press
to cancel the weigh.
7. Press
to execute the printout of the total weight, minus the tare value if needed.
8. Remove the vehicle from the platforms.
M+
Yes
No
TOTAL
