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Operating instructions
Part B main screen overview
GB
We are Fliegl.
LastChangedRevision: 24575LastChangedDate: 2019-01-08
Manual operation
Control
Materials used
Roof
Start
DigiTouch Bio welcomes you.Select the word "START" to accessthe main menu.
Start screen
Main menu
Menu controlIn this menu you can controlfilling and hand operations. When theblack circle is crossed through, themenu is thus inactive, because theincorrect operating mode is currentlyselected.
This is the main menu.By pressing the "Home" symbolyou can return here at any time.If the letter "R" appears next tothe alarm symbol, you can reset the FC.With the letter "Ü" you can return tothe overview page, with "Q" you will enterFeeding.
2
Control
Main menu
Status
Alarms
Operation modes
Settings
-990 kg
Off
Automatic
Manual
Filling
Operation modes
Manual
Manual0
0
Thestatus menu is described from page 8onwards in this manual.
Page overview
Menu status
Operating mode selectionPART A of themanual has a more detailed descriptionof the selection of the operationstart. The selected operation start isindicated with a triangle. There arecircumstances where the pressing of abutton does not necessarily lead to amode being changed, since for example,the return must be carried outfirst.
The overview page allows youto obtain a quick summary of theactual situation. You can see allessential states on a singlepage.Portion 0 kg
Ü
Current time
15:54:39
Manual
Ü
Manual
-990 kg
3
Alarms
H
Basic settings
Settings
Parameter
Timer
Miscellaneous
Product
The pendingalarms are shown here. Alarms, whichare not in the queue, disappear fromthis list immediately. The alarms neednot be confirmed or acknowledged.Particular executions of the frequencyconverters are an exception.With button "H" a history of pastalarms can be shown.
mode being changed, since for example,
Page alarms
Menu settingsInthis menu the equipment can beconfigured. A separate description ofeach individual point can be foundbelow.
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Feed
Manual
Manual
10 kg0 kgPortion
1 Portion
Off
Automatic
Filling
No Portion 0 kg
Ü
Current time
15:54:39
Manual
Ü
Manual
-990 kg
GESREST FÜLL
2GRAS
1MAIS
3MIST
5GPS
4GETR
6CCM
8RUEB
7SONN
9KART
0 0
0
0 0 0 0
0 0 -990
0NULL
Materials used
Manual
No. Time Target kgActual kg Duration
Nr Zeit sollkg istkg Dauer beg. kg
Weighing history
Product Target amountShort
Product
01234
NULL
MAIS
GRAS
MIST
GETR
NullMaisGrasMist
Getreide
30003000300030003000
Menu materials used
Weighing history
Edit product
This menu offers the samefunctions as the radio remote control.It provides a way of replacing thisshould, for example, the batteriesfail.
Hereactual and target quantities, feedingtime and duration are shown.
This menu allows you to enterboth the name of the product and thetarget amount.
5
Roof
Roof 1
++ --
Roof 2
++ --
Basic settings
Language
Scale
Analogue output
RoofBy pressing the "++" buttonopens the roof. The "--" buttoncloses the roof.
Miscellaneous
Diagnosis
Default values
Operator
USB
Weighing history
Menu default settings
Menu miscellaneous
Very basic settings can beconfigured in this menu. Norrmally notrequired by the user!
Additionalmenu items, which are only selectedoccasionally.
6
Timer
No
0 minOffset from 00:00 hours
Next start=Current time
Timer active
16:00:0015:54:40
Interval 60 min
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Go
USB
USBThis maskserves to read the feed material logbooks. Alternatively this data can beretrieved using an Ethernetconnection.You have to press "Go" several timesuntil the message concerning the saferemoval of the USB stick isdisplayed.
TimerHereyou can edit the integrated timersettings . You can enable or disablethem below.ATTENTION: When there is an externalcontrol present, this would normallytake over the function of the timer.This should then be set to inactivehere.
7
TimerTimer
Current time TOD#15:54:39
1 0 T D
5 - 20
TOD#05:00 - TOD#20:00
Here you canactivate night mode (T) or continuousmode (1) or continuous-OFF (0)
Type 0
Status
Manual
Manual operation
All off
Status display
Manual operation
DigiTouchScale only
In thismask, the actual stage is indicatedabove.Below there are 5 symbolsrepresenting the different statusindicators.
This screen providesno function.
8
Type 10
Status
Manual
L
R
Manual operation
All off
screw 1
ON
Mixer
L
R
Rondomatlower feed
Status display
Manual operation
In thismask, the actual stage is indicatedabove.Below there are 5 symbolsrepresenting the different statusindicators.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
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Type 11
StatusManualManualManual
L
R
Manual operation
screw 2
screw 1
All off ON
Mixer
L R
Status display
Manual operation
Rondomatupper feed
In thismask, the actual stage is indicatedabove.Below there are 5 symbolsrepresenting the different statusindicators.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
10
Type 12
Status
Manual
L
R
Manual operation
screw 2
screw 1
All off ON
Mixerscrew 3
L R
1
Status display
Manual operation
Rondomatupper rear feed
In thismask, the actual stage is indicatedabove.Below there are 5 symbolsrepresenting the different statusindicators.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
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Type 20
Status
Manual
L R
Manual operation
MixerFloor
forward backONfast
speed I: 00
0 A
speed S:
All off
screw 1
L R
1 2 3 4
Status display
Manual operation
extension Rondomatlower feed
In thismask, the actual stage is indicatedabove.Below there are 5 symbolsrepresenting the different statusindicators.
only be used when manual operation has
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
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Type 21
Status
Manual
L R
Manual operation
MixerFloor
forward back
ONfast
speed I: 00
0 A
speed S:
All off
screw 1
screw 2
L R
1 2 3 4
Status display
Manual operation
extension Rondomatupper feed
In thismask, the actual stage is indicatedabove.Below there are 5 symbolsrepresenting the different statusindicators.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
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Type 22
Status
Manual
L R
Manual operation
MixerFloor
forward back
ONfast
speed I: 00
0 A
speed S:
All off
screw 1
screw 2
screw 3
1 2 3 4
LR
Status display
Manual operation
extension Rondomat upperrear feed
In thismask, the actual stage is indicatedabove.Below there are 5 symbolsrepresenting the different statusindicators.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
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Type 30
Status
Manual
L
R
Manual operation
Floor
forward back
All off
screw 1
1 2
3 4
5 6screw 3
L R
Status display
Manual operation
Duplex lower feed
Thecurrent stage is displayed at the topand the active motors (rotating bar)directly in the middle of this screen.Below there are 5 symbols representingthe different status indicators. Inaddition, the limit switches arevisualized.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
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Type 32
Status
Manual
L
R
Manual operation
Floor
forward back
All off
screw 1
screw 2
screw 3
1 2
3 4
5 6
L R
Status display
Manual operation
Duplex upper feed
Thecurrent stage is displayed at the topand the active motors (rotating bar)directly in the middle of this screen.Below there are 5 symbols representingthe different status indicators. Inaddition, the limit switches arevisualized.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
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Type 40
Status
Manual
L R
Manual operation
All off
screw 1
ON
Mixer
ON
L1
MixerL2
Status display
Manual operation
Thecurrent stage is displayed at the topand the active motors (rotating bar)directly in the middle of this screen.Below there are 5 symbols representingthe different status indicators. Inaddition, the limit switches arevisualized.
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
Double Rondomatlower feed
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only be used when manual operation has
Status
Manual
L R
Status display
Thecurrent stage is displayed at the topand the active motors (rotating bar)directly in the middle of this screen.Below there are 5 symbols representingthe different status indicators. Inaddition, the limit switches arevisualized.
StatusManual
L R
Status display
Double Rondomat as Duplex lower feed
Double Rondomat as Duplex upper feed
Type 50 / 51 / 52
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Thecurrent stage is displayed at the topand the active motors (rotating bar)directly in the middle of this screen.Below there are 5 symbols representingthe different status indicators. Inaddition, the limit switches arevisualized.
Type 50 / 51 / 52
Manual operation
All off
screw 1Floor L1
forward back
Floor L2
forward back
screw 2
screw 3
Thisscreen facilitates manual operation ofthe individual drives. Normally thisis not necessary. WARNING: Nomonitoring in this case. Screen canonly be used when manual operation hasbeen selected.
Manual operation
Mixer
ONfast
speed I: 00
0 A
speed S:
Mixer
ONfast
L1 L2
Manual operation
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Symbol "kg" (portion)
Symbol "s" (timer)
Herethe portion is adjusted. In addition,the feeding calculation is visiblehere. The next target weight iscalculated depending on the fillingquantity, the number of dosings sincethe filling and the size of theportion. With this new procedure thecontainer s will be empty "on thedot". ATTENTION: The portion can onlybe adjusted in filling mode!
Theindividual timers are displayedhere.By pressing the "E" buttonadditional timers are displayed.
Times
I 0 S 3Emptying stroke
Filled with -990 kg
0 kg
Target
-990 kg-990 kg
10 kg
Portion
0 kg
fed 0 kg
Actual
Weight
Portion
only be used when manual operation has
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Max. push time
Times
Change-over delay 5.00s
Mixer slow EXTRA 0.00s 0.00s
Mixer fast EXTRA 0.00s 0.00s
Maximaldruck 120.00bar -62.50bar
Symbol "A" (power display)The power indicator remainsblank when in idle mode. A valueindicating power as well as the limitvalue is only displayed when aparticular motor is running. If alimit value is exceeded, the conveyerfrom the previous stage is stopped inorder to reduce material supply. As aresult, blockages and overloads arereduced and prevented!
Symbol "1" (feed)The top button puts theequipment in continuous mode. Feedingthen runs continuously until thebutton is pressed again. Button 2allows an individual portion to beintroduced. Pressing the button againstops the dosing, even when theportion has not been used. If you wishto interrupt the process in thisphase, button 3 can be used forthis.
Feed
Duration No
1 Portion No
CancelStop run down
Manual
screw 1
screw 2
screw 3Metering screw 6
speed 00
5.00A
5.00A
5.00A
95.00%
95.00% 95.00%
95.00%
12.50AMixer
0.00A
0.00A
0.00A
-50.00%
-50.00% -50.00%
-50.00%
0.00A
Current limit
Metering screw 1 95.00% -50.00%
9.00A
8.50A
2.50A
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Times 1
Agitator 1.7s
Prerun (startup)Afterrun (run down)
1.7s
screw 1 1.7s 1.7s
screw 2 1.7s 1.7s
screw 3 1.7s 1.7s
Mixer slow 1.7s 1.7s
Mixer fast 1.7s 1.7s
Times 2
Metering screw1 1.7s
Prerun (startup)Afterrun (run down)
1.7s
Metering screw2 1.7s 1.7s
Metering screw3 1.7s 1.7s
Metering screw4 1.7s 1.7s
Metering screw5 1.7s 1.7s
Metering screw6 1.7s 1.7s
Times 1
Times 2
Configure parameter/sSetting the operatingparameters
Pre- and afterrun times.ATTENTION: The menu conforms to theequipment configuration.
Pre- and afterrun times.ATTENTION: The menu conforms to theequipment configuration.
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Times 3
Pushing pause 10s 8s
Push ram 2s 4s
Dosing time 600s
Time No.
Emptying stroke 20s 3 x
small big
Times 3
Cycle time of the slidingfloor. Must be adapted to thematerial.Maximum dosing time --> Switch- offdue to exceedance.Emptying stroke - when the endposition is reached the wall retractsrepeatedly in order to reduce theresidue quantities.
Times 4
DUMP-Signal 1.7s
Waage Beruhigen 1.7s
Mixer slow EXTRA 0s
Mixer fast EXTRA 0s
Times 4
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Current limit 1
screw 1 95%
screw 2
screw 3
Metering screw 1
95%
95%
95%
5A
5A
5A
Attenuation 2 s
Miscellaneous
Max. return 1200s
Retraction 10s
Minimum weight 900 kg
3000U
3000U
3000Uscrew 1
screw 2
screw 3
Current limit
Miscellaneous
Power limit in A or in %depending on equipment.Mixer activation in A and speed whenequipped with FC.
Maximumtime for the valve return. Time forretraction (pre- compression). Minimumweight, below which the equipmentswitches off.
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big
Current limit 2
9A
12.5A
1500U
3000U
small
Mixer
Push ram MIN
Push ram MAX
2.5A
8.5A
Type 0
DigiTouch Solo
DigiTouch Solo
Equipment model 3 The menus shown here are forthe setup mode and not intended forthe user. They are protected with acode.
Setup menu
25
DigiTouch Relais
Type 1
DigiTouch Solo
Equipment model 3
Type 10
Equipment model 1Rondomat "solo"
Lower feed
Upper feed
ObenHinteneinbringer
Type 11
Type 12
Equipment model 2
Type 20
Lower feed
Upper feed
ObenHinteneinbringer
Type 21
Type 22
Rondomat Vario with BAC
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Equipment model 4
Type 30
Lower feed
Upper feed
Type 32
Duplex
Equipment model 5
Type 40
Lower feed
Rondomat "solo" x2
Type 41
Upper feed
Type 42
ObenHinteneinbringer
Equipment model 5
Type 50
Lower feed
Rondomat Vario with BAC x2
Type 51
Upper feed
Type 52
ObenHinteneinbringer
Equipment model 2
Type 60
Lower feed
Upper feed
Type 61
oekomat 0
Equipment 3
Metering screw1
Metering screw2
Metering screw3
Metering screw4
Metering screw5
Metering screw6
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Equipment 2Agitator
Mixer
Mixer FU
Emergency stop
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Floor Yes
Mixer FU RE Yes
Mixer RE Yes
Equipment 1
screw 1
screw 2
screw 3
screw 1 FU
screw 2 FU
screw 3 FU
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Equipment
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Equipment 4
Roof 1
Roof 2
Yes
Yes
NoPortion ( ++ / -- )
NoRoof ENDL
Omit, add or activate portionhere!
Equipment 5
screw 1 RE
screw 2 RE
screw 3 RE
No
No
No
Time delayed switch off Yes
setable Profibus ID ? Yes
Analogue output
CAN-Modul 32 Yes
Yes
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Equipment 6
Noextern Pausieren Neg.
Information
Diagnosis
Free space
EXTERN
Project info:
Bus Diagnosis
EXTERN2
Battery present with the voltage of 3,3V
IP Address 10.20.10.2
Serial number 270004800-00215
Module name DC1005M T MP266 00 1131PA CL IO
Use Serial port COM1User Only
Battery OK
DC1005M T
27 °C
Firmware version
Firmware date
MAC
2.34.0
27.09.2017
00 E0 BA 90 79 84
Information
Free space
483 MB
39 MB
9 %
Total
Used
Used
419 MBFree
Free set
8192 KB
1672 KB
20 %
6520 KB
Diagnosis
Information
Free space
Menuoverview for diagnosis!
Project information, such astype, program version, dateetc.
Amount offree memory. Button to delete thealarm history and to freememory.
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Default values
F12345_AU-123456_PR-D12345678_Muster.ini
F12345_AU-123456_PR-D12345678_Muster_STD.ini
setset
Default values
Biogas_PrintoutManual.pro
Project date: DT#2019-01-08-13:34:20
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Project author: $LastChangedBy: hoepffr $
Project description: $HeadURL: svn://localhost/ENI2/Projects2/DEVELOPMENT/Biogas/PrintoutManual/STD/WorkspaceInformation.pin $
Project ID: 98796
Retain size: 2396
Project info:
Project:
Version: $LastChangedRevision: 24564 $
Information
Operator
Chassis no.
Job no.
Short name
AU-123456
F12345
Muster
PR-D12345678
Operator
Set default values
Project information, such astype, program version, dateetc.
Chassis andjob number
Setthe default values as the actualvalues.PIN protected:
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Bus load :
0.2%
CAN Diagnostics
CAN Diagnostics 1
Bus Diagnosis
CAN Diagnostics 2
Modbus RTU
PROFIBUS
PROFINET
Bus Diagnosis
CAN bus load
Diagnosis of the differentbus systems.
Bus load on theCAN bus
Simulation
30000 kg
4 mA 20 mA
Analogue output
3.47 mA 0 kg
Analogue output 4..20 mA
Parameterisation of theanalogue output.Simulation can be used, in order tomake a comparison with the higher-level control system.
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32
PROFIBUSBaudrate
Node-ID 25
Max. Node-ID
--++
in Config
Available
Error
500
25
Nodes with Errors: 1
PROFIBUS
PROFINET
Connection State
Provider State Controller
Consumer State Controller
Provider State Device
Consumer State Device
States
V 1.2.0VersionCPU
63%
PROFINET
532 9733 9734 9735 9736 9737 97
CAN Diagnostics
Node: Bus status:
38 9739 9740 97
CAN Diagnostics
Thedifferent CAN devices: From the top:CAN-Master Analogue output FC1 .. FC4.The status in detail:
MASTER:Status 0,1,2: They run from the masterautomatically and in the first cyclesfollowing an SPS start. Status 3:Status 3 of the master will beretained for some time. Status 5:Status 5 is the normal operating modefor the master. SLAVE: Status -1: Theslave is reset by the NMT message[reset node] and changes independentlyinto status 1. Status 1: The slavechanges after a maximum time of 2seconds, or immediately afterreceiving its boot-up message intostatus 2. Status 2: The slaveautomatically changes into status 3after a delay of 0.5 seconds. Thistime confirms that many open CANdevices are not immediately ready toreceive their configuration SDOs,after they have sent their boot-upmessages. Status 3: In status 3 theslave is configured. Slaves where aproblem arises during theconfiguration phase, stay in status 3or change directly into a failurestate following the configurationphase (status > 5). Status 5:Status 5 is the slaves normaloperating mode. Status 97: A nodechanges into status 97 when it isoperational (Operational device in theCAN configuration) and not on the SDOrequest, after the object hasresponded with 0x1000. Status 98: Anode changes to Status 98, when thedevice type (object 0x1000) does notcorrespond to the configurationtype.
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Modbus RTU
ADAM module
ADAM module 1
1-4
ADAM module 1
Done 0Timeout 0
ADAM module
0Active
1 ADAM moduleADAM module 1
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
Busy 0 0.00 HzEnabled
0FALSE
1FALSE
2FALSE
3FALSE
4FALSE
5FALSE
6FALSE
7FALSE
I 0O 0
Modbus RTU
ADAM module
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Language
remote
On panel
i
On panel
english
Français
Türkce
Deutsch
Español
Italiano
Cestina
EnglishGB F
TR
D
E
IT
CZ
MagyarHU
PolskiPL
SlovenskýSK
NederlandsNL
Local language selection
Language switch - local. Thelanguage of the touch screen ischanged and saved in such a way, thatit is still available at the nextstart (power fail- safe).
Language selection
Here you can specify ifworking locally or at a remotelocation.
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Language
Meldungen.xml:
modi.xml:
sprachen.xml:
alarmmeld.xml:
weiteres.xml:
allgemein.xml:
$LastChangedRevision: 19152 $
$LastChangedRevision: 19152 $
$LastChangedRevision: 19152 $
$LastChangedRevision: 23293 $
$LastChangedRevision: 19152 $
$LastChangedRevision: 19694 $
weiteres2.xml:$LastChangedRevision: 19152 $
remote
English
English
French
Turkish
German
Spanish
Italian
Czech
EnglishGB F
TR
D
E
IT
CZ
HungarianHU
PolishPL
SlovakSK
DutchNL
Languageswitch - remote. Here the language canbe changed using a remote console,e.g. via the Web.
Language selection removed
Language file information
Thelanguage file version is shown here.This is to check whether a file updatewas successful.
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Scale
CellsExternal display
Radio remote control 0Active
Scale detailPorts
Login
Miscellaneous
Ports
COM1
COM2
COM3
9600
2400
9600
Scale
ports
The overviewmenu enables access to all weighingscale setting and diagnosisfunctions.
Display of the 3 COM portbaud rates. For diagnosticpurposes!
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COM
Scale detail
0 kgC
0 kgD
0 kgE 1.00 sAttenuation
-1000 kgF 1000 kgUnladen weight
-1000 kg 100.00 %FactorG
-990 kgStagesH 10 kg
-0-
1-4
Cell 1
Done 0Timeout 0
0 kg
Cell 2
Done 0Timeout 0
0 kg
Cell 3
Done 0Timeout 0
0 kg
Cell 4
Done 0Timeout 0
0 kg
Cells
0 kg 0Active
1 Cell detailCell 1
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
0 kg
Busy 0
A
0 kg
0.00 HzEnabled
0 kgC
1Filter1 4
A0 0 kg1 kgDivision
Cells 1-4
Cell 1
Settings scale all
Overview of 4 cells each.Arrows for browsing. Touch box toactivate Touch bar to getdetails.
Detail menuincluding setting minimum maximum cell loading;filter A and C
Maximum and minimum weighingcapacity; total filter;increments
(identical 5-8; 9-12)
(identical 2ff)
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Ronan 2 line
Done 0Timeout 0
-990 kg
Dinamica
Done 0Timeout 0
-990 kg
Fliegl RD65
Done 0Timeout 0
-990 kg
External display
0ActiveTimer
Fliegl 84 2 line
Done 0Timeout 0
-990 kg
1 Display detail
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
Busy 0
0.00 HzEnabled
Ronan 1 line
-990 kg
2 Display detail
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
Busy 0
0.00 HzEnabled
Ronan 2 line
-990 kg
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
Busy 0
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
Busy 0
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
Busy 0
External display 1-4
Display 1 detail (1 line)
Display 2 detail (2 lines)
Activating an externaldisplay. ATTENTION: Many settingsrequire a new start for them to takeeffect.
Detailed view of the display,for all 1 line displays the mask lookslike this (1 data area).
Detailed view of the display,for all 2 line displays the mask lookslike this (4 data areas).
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Radio 15 keys
Done 0Timeout 0
Radio remote control
0Active
Radio 12 keys
Done 0Timeout 0
1 Radio remote control
DoneError
00
Timeout 0
Busy 0
0.00 HzEnabled
Radio 15 keys
Sender ID:
preselect No.:
pressed Keys:
0
0
learn0
Radio remote control
Radio remote control detail
Overview of the radio remotecontrol, currently only 1 type. Touchbox to activate Touch bar to getdetails.
Detailed view radio. Theserial number is saved here using"learn". 3 circles depict the state ofthe 3 upper keys.
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41
EXTERNDIG PB MB
PAUSIEREN
EIN_DAUER
EIN_PULS
AUS_PULS
0
0
0
0
M!PN
EXTERN
Miscellaneous
Error Free Time Weighing 2s
Show Errors Yes
Weigh Cell Timeout 72ms
Call Each x Cycle 1
Miscellaneous
EXTERNDIG PB MB
EIN_PULS
AUS_PULS
0
0
PN
Intern: 0 Extern 0
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43
0 system/alarmgroupallalarms 0
1 Emergency stop
2 Fault screw 2
3 Fault screw 3
4 Fault screw 1
5 Fault roof valve fuse
6 Fault variable frequency mixer motor
7 Fault hydraulic power unit
8 Fault right feed
9 Fault hydraulic roof power unit
10 Fault valve fuse
11 Fault roof L2 hydraulic power unit
12 Fault L2 hydraulic power unit
13 Fault L2 valve fuse
14 Fault right elevated screw conveyer
15 Fault right lateral screw conveyor
16 Fault 16
17 Fault metering screw1
18 Fault metering screw 2
19 Fault metering screw 3
20 Fault metering screw 4
21 Fault metering screw 5
22 Fault metering screw 6
23 Fault mixer
24 Fault right mixer
25 A1 card error
26Fault variable frequency mixer RE motor
27 A2 card error
28 A3 card error
29 Fault FC screw 3
30 Fault FC screw 2
31 Fault FC screw 1
32 Load cell 1 error
33 Load cell 2 error
34 Load cell 3 error
35 Load cell 4 error
36 Load cell 5 error
37 Load cell 6 error
38 Load cell 7 error
39 Load cell 8 error
40 Load cell 9 error
41 Load cell 10 error
42 Load cell 11 error
43 Load cell 12 error
44 Load cell 13 error
45 Load cell 14 error
46 Load cell 15 error
47 Load cell 16 error
48 Load cell 1 no response
49 Load cell 2 no response
50 Load cell 3 no response
51 Load cell 4 no response
52 Load cell 5 no response
53 Load cell 6 no response
54 Load cell 7 no response
55 Load cell 8 no response
56 Load cell 9 no response
57 Load cell 10 no response
58 Load cell 11 no response
59 Load cell 12 no response
60 Load cell 13 no response
61 Load cell 14 no response
62 Load cell 15 no response
63 Load cell 16 no response
64 system/alarmgroupallalarms 64
65 system/alarmgroupallalarms 65
66 system/alarmgroupallalarms 66
67 system/alarmgroupallalarms 67
68 system/alarmgroupallalarms 68
69 system/alarmgroupallalarms 69
70 system/alarmgroupallalarms 70
71 system/alarmgroupallalarms 71
72 system/alarmgroupallalarms 72
73 system/alarmgroupallalarms 73
74 system/alarmgroupallalarms 74
75 system/alarmgroupallalarms 75
76 system/alarmgroupallalarms 76
77 system/alarmgroupallalarms 77
78 system/alarmgroupallalarms 78
79 system/alarmgroupallalarms 79
Alarm texts
44
80 system/alarmgroupallalarms 80
81 system/alarmgroupallalarms 81
82 system/alarmgroupallalarms 82
83 system/alarmgroupallalarms 83
84 system/alarmgroupallalarms 84
85 system/alarmgroupallalarms 85
86 system/alarmgroupallalarms 86
87 system/alarmgroupallalarms 87
88 system/alarmgroupallalarms 88
89 system/alarmgroupallalarms 89
90 system/alarmgroupallalarms 90
91 system/alarmgroupallalarms 91
92 system/alarmgroupallalarms 92
93 system/alarmgroupallalarms 93
94 system/alarmgroupallalarms 94
95 system/alarmgroupallalarms 95
96 system/alarmgroupallalarms 96
97 system/alarmgroupallalarms 97
98 system/alarmgroupallalarms 98
99 system/alarmgroupallalarms 99
100 system/alarmgroupallalarms 100
101 system/alarmgroupallalarms 101
102 system/alarmgroupallalarms 102
103 system/alarmgroupallalarms 103
104 system/alarmgroupallalarms 104
105 system/alarmgroupallalarms 105
106 system/alarmgroupallalarms 106
107 system/alarmgroupallalarms 107
108 system/alarmgroupallalarms 108
109 system/alarmgroupallalarms 109
110 system/alarmgroupallalarms 110
111 system/alarmgroupallalarms 111
112 Low available memory
113 Very low available memory
114 RETAIN memory error
115 Time delayed switch off
116 Low available SD memory
117 Very low available SD memory
118 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID06
119 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID07
120 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID08
121 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID09
122 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID10
123 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID11
124 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID12
125 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID13
126 HAlarmGroupMemory.m.ID14
127 Wireless ID error
128 Fault CAN master
129 Fault CAN outputs
130 Fault CAN FC1
131 Fault CAN FC2
132 Fault CAN FC3
133 Fault CAN FC4
134 Fault CAN FC5
135 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID07
136 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID08
137 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID09
138 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID10
139 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID11
140 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID12
141 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID13
142 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID14
143 IAlarmGroupCANBus.m.ID15
Alarm texts
Alarmtexte sind im 1:1 Masstab dargestellt.
Alarm texts
45
46
Notification texts
0
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
Notification after switch on
Pause
Manual
Off
Filling
External pause
Minimum weight
Fault
MELDUNG_INIT
MELDUNG_PAUSE
MELDUNG_HAND
MELDUNG_AUS
MELDUNG_BEFUELLEN
MELDUNG_EXTERN_PAUSE
MELDUNG_LEER
MELDUNG_STOERUNG
10
11
12
13
21
22
23
24
Agitator startup
screw 1 startup
screw 2 startup
screw 3 startup
Metering screw 1 startup
Metering screw 2 startup
Metering screw 3 startup
Metering screw 4 startup
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_RUEHRWERK
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_FOERDERSCHNECKE1
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_FOERDERSCHNECKE2
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_FOERDERSCHNECKE3
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE1
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE2
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE3
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE4
25
26
32
33
41
52
53
62
Metering screw 5 startup
Metering screw 6 startup
Mixer slow startup
Mixer fast startup
Dosage
Mixer fast run down
Mixer slow run down
Metering screw 6 run down
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE5
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE6
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_MISCHER_LANGSAM
MELDUNG_VORLAUF_MISCHER_SCHNELL
MELDUNG_DOSIERUNG
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_MISCHER_SCHNELL
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_MISCHER_LANGSAM
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE6
47
73
80
81
82
83
84
85
0
Agitator run down
Automatic return
Emptying stroke
DUMP Signal
Retraction
Requested return
Weighing stabilization
Notification after switch on
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_RUEHRWERK
MELDUNG_AUTOMATISCHE_RUECKFAHRT
MELDUNG_ENTLEERHUB
MELDUNG_DUMP_SIGNAL
MELDUNG_FREIFAHREN
MELDUNG_ANGEFORDERTE_RUECKFAHRT
MELDUNG_WAAGE_BERUHIGUNG
0
63
64
65
66
67
70
71
72
Metering screw 5 run down
Metering screw 4 run down
Metering screw 3 run down
Metering screw 2 run down
Metering screw 1 run down
screw 3 run down
screw 2 run down
screw 1 run down
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE5
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE4
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE3
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE2
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_DOSIERSCHNECKE1
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_FOERDERSCHNECKE3
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_FOERDERSCHNECKE2
MELDUNG_NACHLAUF_FOERDERSCHNECKE1
48
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