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I.View Manual for Wheel Loader

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INDEX

2 SAFETY DIRECTIONS
3 SAFETY DIRECTIONS
4 CONTROL BOX

5 WORKING SCREEN
6 KEYS
7 SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY

8 SETTING A NEW TARE

9 OPTIONS MENU

10 OPTIONS MENU
Graphics “COLOURS”
11 OPTIONS MENU
Countdown
12 OPTION S MENU
OnDemandSum
13 OPTIONS MENU
Clock Settings
14 OPTIONS MENU
Alarm Clock

15 REMOTE CONTROL
16 LOAD ZEROING
DELETE
17 DATABASE
MATERIAL
18 DATABASE
CUSTOMER
19 DATABASE
TRUCK
20 DATABASE
PROJECT
21 DATABASE
OPERATOR
22 MULTI-PRODUCT and MULTI-TRUCK FUNCTIONS
23 DATABASE
TOTALS SUMMARY
24 PRINTER STP6

25 PRINTER STP6

26 PRINTER STP6
27 PRINTER STP6
28 PRINTER STM295

29 PRINTER STM295

30 PRINTER STM295
31 CORRECTION
32 ALARMS
33 MAX VALUES SHOWN

34 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

35 NOTES

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SAFETY DIRECTIONS

1.1 Use of the System

The following directions should enable the person responsible for the system, and the person who actually uses the
instrument, to anticipate and avoid operational hazards.
The person responsible for the instrument must ensure that all users understand these directions and adhere to them.
1.1.1 Permitted use
The permitted uses of the system is the following:
• Weigh indication of the load in the machine bucket.
1.1.2 Prohibited uses
• Using the system without instruction
• Using outside the stated limits
• Opening of the equipment by using tools (screwdrivers etc.)
• Carrying out modification or conversion of the product
• Use after misappropriation
• Use of accessories from other manufacturers without the express approval of 3B6
• Inadequate safeguards at the surveying site (e.g. when measuring on roads, power lines)
• Use of the device indications to avoid contacts with power lines, gas or oil pipes an so on.
WARNING:
The chance of injury, malfunctions and damage to the equipment if not used as specified. The owner has to inform the user
! of the hazards in use, protective and counter measures to take.

1.2 Limit To Use

Environment:
The display unit is suitable for use inside of the cabin of a mobile machine.
The sensors and cables can be mounted on booms.

1.3 Areas of Responsibility

1.3.1 User responsibilities
WARNING:
The person responsible for the instrument must ensure that the equipment is used in accordance with the instructions. This
! person is also accountable for the deployment of personnel and for their training and for the safety of the equipment when
in use.
The Person in charge of the instrument has the following duties:
• To understand the safety instructions on the product and the instructions in the User Manual.
• To be familiar with local safety regulations relating to accident prevention.
• To inform 3B6 immediately if the equipment becomes unsafe.
1.4 Checks the user must perform
To ensure continuous and safe operations of the system the following checks must be performed regularly by the user.
The system do not require recalibrations.
Before to start to work with the system, following checks should be made:
• Cable integrity and connectors tightening
• Angle Sensors integrity and tightening
• Laser catcher integrity and cleaning.
• Display Unit welcome screen sensor failure messages.
1.5 Hazards in Use
Important hazards in Use
WARNING:
The absence of instruction, or the inadequate imparting of instruction, can lead to incorrect or prohibited use, and can
! give rise to accidents with far-reaching human, material, financial and environmental consequences.
Precautions:
All users must follow the safety instructions given by the manufacturer and the directions of the person responsible for the
instrument.
Maintaining the system
The system do not need particular maintenance. A cleaning with a soft cloth may be required for transparent window screen of the
front panel or of the Laser catcher. Also may be sometime required, if necessary, to tight the knob on display unit arm mounting.
Because of use of static equipment with digital Can Bus data transmission (Main Unit, Sensors ), adjustments are not required.
Re-calibration of boom or bucket parameters maybe will be required only after sensors or central unit replacements.

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SAFETY DIRECTIONS

Control Measurements:
Verify the system tare with cold and average temperature machine.
Precautions:
Periodically perform control measurements comparing the truck total indicated by the display with a certified weighing bridge.
DANGER:
Working near electrical or other energy installations (e.g. power lines, electrical power railroads, gas and oil pipelines)
! may be extremely hazardous and life endangering.
WARNING :
Insufficient securing or marking of your measurement site could cause a dangerous situation on the public highway,
! building site, or in the factory etc.
Counter measures:
Keep a safe distance away from these installations. Should it be necessary to work near such installations, then the responsible
authorities have to be informed and their instructions have to be followed.

1.6 Electromagnetic Acceptability

The term “Electromagnetic Acceptability” is taken to mean the capability of the product to function smoothly in an environment
where electromagnetic radiation and electrostatic discharges are present, and without causing electromagnetic disturbances to
other equipment.

WARNING :
Electromagnetic radiation can cause disturbances in other equipment. Although the product meets the strict regulations
! and standards which are in force in this respect, 3B6 cannot completely exclude the possibility that other equipment may be
disturbed.
CAUTION:
Disturbances caused by electromagnetic radiation can result in the tolerance limits for measurements being exceeded. Although
the product meet the strict regulations and standards which are in force in this connection, 3B6 cannot completely exclude the
possibility that the product may be disturbed by very intense electromagnetic radiation, e.g. near radio transmitters, walkie-talkies,
diesel generators, power cable. Check the plausibility of results obtained under these conditions.

1.7 FCC Statement (applicable in U.S.)

WARNING :
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the
! FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will
not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interface by one or more
of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
WARNING:
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by 3B6 for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
! equipment.

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CONTROL BOX
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Wheel Loader

ON/OFF switch

connection to the
junction box

connection to printer or P.C. connection to auxiliary external

device

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WORKING SCREEN
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Wheel Loader

In the working screen is possible to check the truck load and all the active functions.

Auto-Book

Max Load

Tare

Count Down

Buzzer

Active function row

Weighing status and instruction

Bucket number and last bucket load

Total load (material on the truck)

Truck load graphical bar

Database row with selected item number

Operator

Project

Truck

Client

Material

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KEYS
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Wheel Loader

Short press: option menu

Long press: diagnostic and calibration

Exit (back to previous menu page).

Enable/disable the weighing system

Tare
0

Printer page and total visualization

Zeroing page

Enter in the menu indicated by the above icon

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5

Ente r Confirm the selected function / enter in the selected menu

Cursor up/down in the text menu

Value decrease/increase in text menu

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SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY
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The system is based on the measurement of the pressure of the lifting cylinder in the rising
phase (by means of the pressure transducer) and the calculation of the up speed (with
proximity switches or inclinometer).

How to Weigh
Press to enable or disable the weighing system.

Follow the on-screen instruction.

If the boom is above the “start weigh” point, will be necessary to move down the boom.
When the boom will be in the correct position, with the indication “move up”, it’s possible to
perform the weighing rising up the boom.

Overtaken the “start weigh” point there will be the on screen “Weighing…” indication and the
control box buzzer will be ON.
During the weighing phase it’s necessary to:

1) Don’t stop the movement (dynamic weighing!)

2) Keep a constant speed
3) Keep the machine on a levelled ground.
4) Don’t move the machine (no fast accelerations or heavy brakes)
5) The bucket should be completely closed when you start the weigh and can’t be
manually moved during the weighing phase.

If an error happens during the weighing phase there will be the relative message on the
screen and the load will be not added to the total.

In a negative (or 0) load in the bucket will be computed, the value will be not added to the
total.

If the weighing is correct the load in the bucket will be shown on the partial weight and the
value will be also added to the total.

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SETTING A NEW TARE
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Wheel Loader

To keep the system accurate, it’s necessary to perform a new tare acquisition in
particular work conditions:
- The machine is cold (first movements of the day). Repeat the check when the oil
temperature is stable.
- The bucket has been changed (smaller/bigger).
- Some material stays in the bucket (not possible to unload it).
- The hydraulic circuit oil has been changed..

Tare zeroing procedure:

Perform an empty bucket weigh.
Press 0 to enter in the following page:

SET TARE

Tare: 0

BucketLoad: 0

Ente r save last

bucket as the
tare

exit without
changes

Tare: shows the actual set tare.

BucketLoad: load of the last weigh (last bucket).

Press Ente r
to update the tare value with the last bucket load.

Press to go back to the working screen.

Press to delete the set tare.

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 OPTIONS MENU
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Wheel Loader

Short press from working screen.

OPTIONS

Brightness 100
Brightness Graphics
Key Beep OFF
Display brightness settable from 0 to 100 Wait Beep OFF
Clock Settings
Graphics
Alarm Clock
Menu to set the display item colours
OnDemandSum OFF
Key Beep Countdown OFF
OFF: no sound when a control box button is pressed
Machine N. 1
ON: sound when a control box button is pressed

Wait Beep
ON: the buzzer will flash in the ready to weigh phase (only if the inclinometer is in use).
OFF: function disabled.

Clock Settings

Time and date setting menu.

Alarm Clock

Alarm clock setting menu.

OnDemandSum

Wait for the user interaction to add the partial load (last bucket) to the total load (truck).

Countdown

Countdown function to weigh decreasing from the truck max load.

Machine N.

System can store up to 2 calibrations (same controlbox on 2 different machines). Select here the
machine in use.

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OPTIONS MENU
Graphics “COLOURS”
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Wheel Loader

COLOURS

Bucket
Menu Text
Menu Backgr
Oper.Text
Oper.Sky
Oper.Ground
Icon Backgr

Load Default
SAVE

Is possible to change the control box display item colours.

Press or to change the colour. The colour number is shown together with an
example box.
Ente r
Pressing is possible to see the complete colours palette and select the desired
colour using the arrows and then confirming it with Enter

It’s necessary to press Ente r

over SAVE to keep the change the next time the system
will be powered on.

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OPTIONS MENU
Countdown
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Wheel Loader

OPTIONS

Brightness 100
Graphics
Key Beep OFF
Wait Beep OFF
Clock Settings
Alarm Clock

OnDemandSum OFF
Countdown OFF

Machine N. 1

Ente r
Enable the Countdown function pressing on the Countdown line.

ON: The initial value for the scalar counting is the value set as maximum load (to set the
maximum load see the dedicated page in this manual).
On activating the Countdown function the maximum load value is shown on the display.
Each partial is subtracted from the maximum load and the maximum load exceeded will be
indicated on the screen with a warning when the load drops below zero.

OFF: function disabled. The partial load is added to the total load at every weighing.

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OPTIONS MENU
OnDemandSum
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Wheel Loader

OPTIONS

Brightness 100
Graphics
Key Beep OFF
Wait Beep OFF
Clock Settings
Alarm Clock

OnDemandSum OFF
Countdown OFF

Machine N. 1

Ente r
Enable the OnDemandSum function pressing on the Countdown line.

ON: function enabled. After a weighing, the bucket load is computed and shown in the
partial load value, but it’s not automatically added to the total load and the bucket number
it’s not changed. To use and add this value the operator has to press the key.
Note: with this function enabled the Booking switch quickly pressed on the Remote Control
replicates the key.

OFF: function disabled. The partial load is automatically added to the total load at every
weighing.

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OPTIONS MENU
Clock Settings
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Wheel Loader

CLOCK SETTING

Hour : HH
Minutes: MM
Seconds: SS
Day : DD
Month : MM
Year : YYYY

CONFIRM

Control box clock setting.

Set the desired value with or

Enter
Press over CONFIRM to save.

Press to exit without changes.

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OPTIONS MENU
Alarm Clock
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Wheel Loader

CLOCK SETTI OFF

Hour : 0
Minutes: 0
Day : 0
Month : 0
Year : 2009

CLOCK SETTI OFF

Hour : 0
Minutes: 0

CLOCK SETTI OFF

Hour : 0
Minutes: 0

Ente r
Enable/disable (ON/OFF) the desired alarm clock with

Change the alarm clock time over the proper line with or

Alarm clock 1 can be used to sound at a specified time.

Alarm clock 2 and 3 are useful to sound always at the same time like start and end of the
day.

When the alarm occurs, the buzzer will irregularly sound and the time indication in the
working screen will became red.

Press to disable the alarm.

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REMOTE CONTROL
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Wheel Loader

4 1

1 Print the total (truck) ticket.

Quick press:
Partial value (last bucket) zeroing.
2
Kept pressed for 5 seconds:

Total value (truck) zeroing.

Quick press:

If OnDemandSum function is OFF: Enable or disable the weighing system.

3 If OnDemandSum function is ON: Add the partial weigh to the total weigh.
Kept pressed for 5 seconds:

Total value (truck) ticket print and total value (truck) zeroing.

4 Buzzer.

5 Cable.

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LOAD ZEROING
DELETE
WEIGH
Wheel Loader

Press from the working screen

DELETE

Partial (bucket)
Partial x 2
Total (truck)

Materials Total

Partial (bucket)
Delete the last bucket weighed. To be used if the bucket has been wrong or accidentally
weighed and the material will not be putted on the truck.

Partial x 2
TRUCK FILL / RESIDUE MATERIAL: When the last bucket load did not empty completely, to
find out the effective total quantity unloaded, weigh the material which has remained in the
bucket and use the PARTIAL X 2 CANCEL function; this function will remove twice the last
value weighed from the total so that you can find out the total value of material which has
really been put into the truck.

Total (truck)
To cancel the total load (before start a new truck loading).

Materials Total
To cancel the totals in the memory (example material summary totals).

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DATABASE
MATERIAL
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Wheel Loader

Press F1 from the working screen.

MATERIAL

1 Sand
2 Gravel
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Use or to select the desired item.

Use or to quickly change from one page to another.
System can store up to 200 different materials, each with a name up to 16 characters long.
To set the name press F5 over the desired number.

Press F3 to set the material density (available only in

Specific Gravity
Kg/m3).
Mat X XXXXXXXX

Kg/m3 0

Enter: save
Home: exit

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DATABASE
CUSTOMER
WEIGH
Wheel Loader

Press F2 from the working screen.

CUSTOMER

1 NP Corporation
2
3
4
5 AZ LCC
6
7
8
9
10

Use or to select the desired item.

Use or to quickly change from one page to another.
System can store up to 1000 different customers, each with a name up to 8 lines of 16
characters long.
To set the name press F5 over the desired number.

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DATABASE
TRUCK
WEIGH
Wheel Loader

Press F3 from the working screen.

TRUCKS

1 AA 000 AA
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Use or to select the desired item.

Use or to quickly change from one page to another.
System can store up to 500 different trucks, each with a name up to 8 lines of 16 characters
long.
To set the name press F5 over the desired number.

Press F3 to set the max load that the truck can handle.
MAX LOAD
The following screen will appear:
Aut 1 AA 000 AA

Kg 0

Enter: save
Home: exit

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DATABASE
PROJECT
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Wheel Loader

Press F4 from the working screen.

PROJECT

1 MOTORWAY E51
2 JK TOWER
3 NY BRIDGE
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Use or to select the desired item.

Use or to quickly change from one page to another.
System can store up to 100 different projects, each with a name up to 8 lines of 16
characters long.
To set the name press F5 over the desired number.

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DATABASE
OPERATOR
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Wheel Loader

Press F5 from the working screen.

OPERATORS

1 Frank
2 Carl
3 John
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Use or to select the desired item.

Use or to quickly change from one page to another.
System can store up to 50 different operators, each with a name up to 16 characters long.
To set the name press F5 over the desired number.

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MULTI-PRODUCT and MULTI-TRUCK FUNCTIONS
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Wheel Loader

If more materials are loaded on the same truck:

last bucket
total of the actually selected material that has
been loaded on the truck
total load of the truck (includes all the materials loaded)

The Multi-Product function enables the possibility to load up to 10 different products on the
same truck.

The operator can load on the same truck different materials. See this example:
1) Select as usual the first material to load (GRAVEL) and start to fill the truck
2) After one or more buckets the operator is free to select another material (SAND) and
start to load this material.
3) When the quantity of the second material is enough the operator can select a third
material to load or return to the first (GRAVEL in this example) continuing from the
previous value of load reached.

If you have used the Multi-Product function during the load of a truck you can see in
the printer ticket the total truck load as usual and the single load of each material.
The system memorizes these data at the end of the truck load as usual (“delete total”)
keeping the correct load for every material.

The Multi-Truck function is always enabled and is completely transparent by the operator.
Changing the truck selected during a load (Total Load > 0) system freezes in memory
actual load and it starts again to load from 0. Then you can finish the second truck (usually
with print total and delete total) and load again previous truck selecting it’s code (previous
values are restored on the display!).

NOTE: using Multi-Product and Multi-Truck all the partial values are lost switching off the
system during a load !

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DATABASE
TOTALS SUMMARY
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Wheel Loader

Press from the working screen.

PRINT SHOW TOTALS MATERIALS

Total (truck) Materials 1 Sand 1000

Options Clients 2 Gravel 500
End of the day Trucks 3 0
Project 4 0
Ticket N. 1 5 0
Header 1 6 0
Header 2 7 0
8 0
Show Totals 9 0
10 0

The complete list of the selected item with is total load is shown.

Use or arrow to quickly change the page.

Is possible to singularly zeroing the total of each material pressing F1 over it (confirm
Enter
with ).

To zeroing all the totals summary use “Materials Total” in the “Delete” menu.

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PRINTER STP6
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Press from the working screen to access the PRINT page Wheel Loader

PRINT

Total (truck) Total load (truck)

Options
Summary of loaded
End of the day
material
Ticket N. 1
Header 1
Header 2

Show Totals

Total
Print the total load of the actual truck.
The ticket has various additional information that can be enabled/disabled in the ticket
options page.
Full ticket content:
-Header 1
-Time & Date
-Header 2
-Ticket Number
-Code and Name of the selected material
-Code and Name of the selected customer
-Code and Name of the selected truck
-Code and Name of the selected project
-Code and Name of the selected operator
-Bucket number (bucket performed to load the truck)
-Signature (space for a sign on the ticket)
-Total load (load in the truck)

Hint: press from the working screen and again from the PRINT page to immediately
start the total print.
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PRINTER STP6
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Wheel Loader

PRINT TICKET OPTIONS

Total (truck) Copies Nr. 1

Options Same Number ON
End of the day Print:
Material ON
Ticket N. 1 Client ON
Header 1 Operator ON
Header 2 Trucks ON
Projects ON
Show Totals Bucket N. OFF
Ticket N. ON
Signature ON
Delete after the
Printing OFF

It’s possible to customize the printer ticket in the Options page.

Copies Nr.: number of copies printed automatically.

Same Number: keep the same ticket number for all the copies printed automatically.
Enter
Print: press over the item that has to be excluded (OFF) or included (ON) in the ticket.
Delete after the printing: zeroes the actual truck load automatically after the printing.

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 PRINTER STP6
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Wheel Loader

PRINT END OF THE DAY

Total (truck) Print Summary

Options
End of the day Print:
Materials ON
Ticket N. 1 Clients ON
Header 1 Trucks ON
Header 2 Project ON

Show Totals Print Names OFF

Delete after the

printing: OFF

At the end of a truck load, when the “Delete Total” function is used, the total load shown on the
display is added in a dedicated memory that creates the history (summary) of the loaded
material called “totals” (end of the day summary).

Is recorded all the material loaded separated by Materials, Clients, Trucks and Projects.
Entering the page “End of the day” is possible to start immediately the print pressing again Enter

over “Print Summary” and will be printed the total of every item.
Eventually it’s possible to choose what has to be printed (OFF/ON).

Delete after the printing:

ON: The totals database will be automatically deleted at the print end.
OFF: The totals database will stay in memory and incremented (in case of new loads) up to the
use of the function “Materials Total” from the DELETE menu.

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 PRINTER STP6
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Wheel Loader

PRINT Header 1

Total (truck) ABCDEFGHIJKLM

Options NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
End of the day abcdefghijklm
nopqrstuvwxyz
Ticket N. 1 0123456789 <>
Header 1
Header 2

Show Totals

Ticket N.
Sequential number of the printer ticket automatically increased at every total (truck) print.
It can be manually modified/zeroed with or 0

Header 1 / Header 2
It’s possible to customize the ticket header.
In the ticket header 1 it’s possible to set 8 lines of 16 characters that will be printed at the
beginning of the ticket.
In the ticket header 2 it’s possible to set 8 lines of 16 characters that will be printed below the
date and time.

Enter
To set a name select in the text matrix the desired character using the arrows and press to
add it to the text in creation.
It’s possible to use the special character “<“ and “>” to move the cursor in the text and
change/correct a character.

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PRINTER STM295
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Wheel Loader

Press from the working screen.

PRINT

Total (truck) Total load (truck)

Options
Summary of loaded
End of the day
material
Ticket N. 1

Show Totals

Total
Print the total load of the actual truck.
The ticket has to be created based on the needed information and the space on the ticket
paper.
Every information has it’s proper command that has to be entered on the “option” menu.

Header 1
To set the command string select in the text matrix the desired
character using the arrows and press to add it to the text in
Enter
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
creation. NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklm
It’s possible to use the special character “<“ and “>” to move nopqrstuvwxyz
the cursor in the text and change/correct a character. 0123456789 <>

See next page for the command list.

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PRINTER STM295
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A Line Feed

B Normal Character

C Double Width Character

D Double Height Character

E Double Width and Height Character

F Time and Date

G Material Code

H Material Name

I Operator Code

J Operator Name

K Ticket Number

L Total Load (truck)

M Customer Code

NOPQRSTU Customer Name (each character is a name line – up to 8 lines)

V Cubic Meters

W Truck Code

XYZab cde Truck Name – number plate (each character is a name line – up to 8 lines)

f Project Code

ghI jklm n Project Name (each character is a name line – up to 8 lines)

o Buckets Number

Command string example:

BAFAKALA

Will print the following information with text at standard height (“B” command):

Time and Date

Ticket Number

Total (truck load)

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 PRINTER STM295
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Wheel Loader

PRINT END OF THE DAY

Total (truck) Print Summary

Options
End of the day Print:
Materials ON
Ticket N. 1
Delete after the
Show Totals printing: OFF

End of the day

At the end of a truck load, when the “Delete Total” function is used, the total load shown on the
display is added in a dedicated memory that creates the history (summary) of the loaded
material called “totals” (end of the day summary).

Is recorded all the material loaded separated by Materials.

Entering the page “End of the day” is possible to start immediately the print pressing again Enter

over “Print Summary” and will be printed the total of every item.
Eventually it’s possible to choose what has to be printed (OFF/ON).
Note: this printing can’t be customized so be careful about the paper size / quantity of data.

Delete after the printing:

ON: The totals database will be automatically deleted at the print end.
OFF: The totals database will stay in memory and incremented (in case of new loads) up to the
use of the function “Materials Total” from the DELETE menu.

Ticket N.
Sequential number of the printer ticket automatically increased at every total (truck) print.
It can be manually modified/zeroed with or 0

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CORRECTION
CALIBRATION
Wheel Loader
Keep pressed from working screen.

MENU

System set up

Diagnostic

Correction 100

If the system weighs always heavier or lighter than the real load weighed (compared to a
certified weigh bridge for example) it’s possible to tune the accuracy using the correction
function and adjust it with a % variation.
The correction must be the same as the found error.

Example : If the system weights 5% less than the real weight the value of
correction must be increased of 5 percentage points.
If the system weights 5% more than the real weight the value of
correction must be decreased of 5 percentage points.

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ALARMS
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ALARMS

BUCKET

During the normal work, if the control box doesn’t receive a sensor, the alarm page will
appear.

Please note that if the problem is a broken cable, all the sensor after the failure in the
line will be in alarm.
It’s also possible that if there’s a short circuit in the line all the angular sensor will be in
alarm.

The user can verify the status of the cables/connectors and restart the control box to see
if the problem persist.

In this situation the system can’t be used and it’s only possible to enter in the system
menu / diagnostic and eventually in the calibration section with the proper password.

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MAX VALUES SHOWN
Wheel Loader

The system is designed to use a machine to load trucks / dumpers.

Using the system for other reasons / work environment it’s maybe possible to reach the
system computation (max values shown) limits.

Please note that the “.” shown into the numbers below it’s the decimal separator sign.

Value Total load Partial load Bucket n° Target Load Display Totals max
value x each material
shown
U.M.

Kg 999990 999990 1-999 1-999990 99999999

metric ton 999.99 999.99 1-999 0.01-999.99 99999999

pounds 999990 999990 1-999 1-999990 99999999

short ton 999.99 999.99 1-999 0.01-999.99 99999999

long ton 999.99 999.99 1-999 0.01-999.99 99999999

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SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
Wheel Loader

Environmental:
Work temperature: from -20°C to 70°C
Storage temperature: from -30°C to 80°C
Humidity: +65°C / 92 %

System accuracy: ≤ ± 1% (referred to a truck load)

The system cannot be used to sell material (no fiscal printer use).

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NOTES

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