Dini Argeo WWS User manual

MANUALE D’USO ITALIANO

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WWS

Wheel and axle weighing platforms

USER MANUAL ENGLISH

WWS 3

FUNCTION INDEX

Introduction 4

Safety information - Warnings 4

The range of WWS platforms 4

Technical features of the platform with cable 5

Technical features of the wireless platform 5

Deﬁnition of the wheel-weighing system 6

Deﬁnition of the axle-weighing system 6

Main setups 8

Two platforms 8

Three platforms 8

Four platforms 8

Five platforms 9

From six to ten platforms 9

Over 10 platforms (wireless version only) 10

Single “dual” setup 10

Installing the platforms 11

Choosing the weighing area 11

How to position the platforms 12

How to position and connect the cables 13

How to position the wireless platforms 13

How to use the platforms correctly 14

Maintenance of the platforms 15

Checking the correct operation of the scales 15

Periodical maintenance and cleaning of the weighing area 15

Accessories 16

Levelling modules for axle-weighing systems 16

Choosing the length of the area levelled with the modules 16

Pit frames for ﬂoor-level installations 17

Additional ramps for easier up/down movements 17

Weighing of objects or structures 18

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions 19

Messages and errors 19

Messages of the wireless platforms 19

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Safety information - Warnings

Dear customer,

Thank you for choosing a DINI ARGEO weighing system.

The WWS platforms are weighing units that, adequately combined together, provide weighing scales to weigh vehicles/objects/structu-

res with several support points of any size and capacity.

Thanks to the quality materials and top speciﬁcations, these platforms provide accuracy and optimal performance over time.

The operating features of WWS platforms are patented.

The safety precautions described in this manual, marked with the symbol, must be followed during all installation, use, main-

tenance or repair stages of the weighing system.

Any use other than the one reported in this manual, along with failure to follow the safety precautions, shall relieve the manufactu-

rer from any responsibility and will void the product warranty.

• Carefully read this manual before performing any action.

• The platforms must not be tampered with by the user for any reason or this will void the warranty.

• Avoid prolonged immersions of the platform.

• Do not expose the platforms to heat sources.

• Do not install in environments at risk of explosion (except for speciﬁc versions).

• All tool connections must be made by following applicable standards in the installation area and environment.

• Do not disassemble or tamper with the platforms.

• Do not overload the platforms beyond the maximum declared load.

• Clean the platform with non-aggressive substances and avoid solvents.

• Anything not speciﬁcally described in this manual is to be considered as improper use of the equipment.

The range of WWS platforms

“B”

Loading surface

300x400 mm

123456

“C”

Loading surface

400x500 mm

123456

“E”

Loading surface

450x700 mm

123456

“D”

Loading surface

500x900 mm

“F”

Loading surface

700x900 mm

Introduction

WWS 5

3 sec.

Technical features of the wireless platform

• Built-in indicator provided as standard with a unit to

transmit data to the main indicator.

• Special aluminium alloy loading platform.

• Built-in up/down ramps

• Watertight stainless steel load cells, OIML type-ap-

proved, oversized.

• Watertight connections.

• Spirit level.

• Non-slip base made with special vulcanised rubber.

• Wheels for easier transport and positioning.

Display features

Keyboard features

Up/down

ramps

Positioning bands

Transport and

positioning wheels

Handle

Built-in

indicator

123456

Spirit level

Loading surface

Internal battery charge level indicator:

The display shows the weight on the platform. In the event of a type-approved system that is radio-connected for legislative reasons,

individual platforms will not show the weight, but the platform number associated with it (PL1, PL2, PL3, etc.)

The LoW.bAtt message precedes automatic instrument switching off.

At the ﬁrst switch-on, make sure you charge the battery for at least 12h by using the supplied charger.

When the scale is unloaded, the weight is zero, which is correct.

Indicates the scale active in the dual conﬁguration (see page 10):

“Scale 1” “Scale 2” Sum of “Scale 1” + “Scale 2”

1 12 2

Unstable weight, it cannot be acquired in manual mode.

Turns on the platform. Turns off the platform.

Resets the weight within 2% of the maximum capacity.

If the automatic keylock is active, press and one after the other to unlock the keypad.

Charged battery Low battery

ON/OFF ON/OFF

ZERO

ZERO PRINT

Technical features of the platform with cable

• Special aluminium alloy loading platform.

• Built-in up/down ramps

• Watertight stainless steel load cells, OIML type-ap-

proved, oversized.

• Watertight connections.

• Speciﬁc cable for mobile applications.

• Spirit level.

• Non-slip base made with special vulcanised rubber.

• Wheels for easier transport and positioning.

Up/down

ramps

Positioning bands

Transport and

positioning wheels

Handle

Spirit level

Loading surface

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Deﬁnition of the wheel-weighing system

Deﬁnition of the axle-weighing system

USE A wheel-weighing system consists of as many platforms as many vehicle wheels to be weighed and is

used to weigh the whole vehicle in a single step.

USE An axle-weighing system consists of two platforms and is used to weigh the whole vehicle by adding

together the various axles.

A wheel-weighing system provides the following beneﬁts:

• weighing accuracy comparable to that of a weighbridge (0.05% end-of-scale);

• less expensive than a weighbridge and no masonry work is required;

• display and printing of the weight of the single wheels, all combinations (axles, right side, left side, front, back, etc.) and the total

weight of the vehicle;

• calculation of the centre of gravity of the vehicle (depending on the setup).

An axle-weighing system provides the following beneﬁts:

• overload control on the axle;

• easy to install and use;

• display and print-out of the axle weight and total weight.

1. Climb onto the platforms, engage the ﬁrst gear, stop the engine and

release the brake.

2. Acquire the weight

(refer to the user manual of the main indicator).

Manual static axle weighing

To achieve the best weighing accuracy, while acquiring the weigh, release the parking brake and turn off the engine.

If the vehicle has self-levelling suspensions, disable them or use levelling modules.

Place the wheels at the centre of the signalling strips on the loading platform.

1. Climb onto the platform and stop there.

Each axle is acquired when the dedicated button is pressed. System that can be made with both wireless and wired platforms.

2. Acquire the weight

(refer to the user manual of the main indicator).

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Pass at the lowest possible speed and ensure this is constant (5 mph). Do not brake during the weighing process.

Throughout the weighing cycle, we recommend ensuring all wheels are at the same level, by using levelling modules or pit

frames to achieve the optimal weighing performance.

The minimum recommended length of a ﬂat surface must be at least twice that of the longest vehicle to be weighed

(see page 16).

1. Pass on the platform at low speed.

Each axle is automatically acquired as the vehicle passes over the platforms. System that can only be made with wired platforms.

2. The weight acquisition takes place dynamically

and automatically.

Automatic dynamic axle weighing

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Main setups

Two platforms

Three platforms

Four platforms

Available both in a wired

and wireless version.

Available both in a wired

and wireless version.

Available both in a wired

and wireless version.

APPLICATIONS Weighing of each axle of the vehicle or trailers with one axle.

APPLICATIONS Weighing of small planes, three-wheeled vehicles or trailers with a support pin.

APPLICATIONS Weighing of vans, cars, trailers, containers or other items with four support points.

The size and capacity of the third platform can differ from those of the other platforms.

WWS 9

Five platforms

From six to ten platforms

APPLICATIONS Weighing of two-axle trailers with a support pin.

APPLICATIONS Weighing of vehicles from three to ﬁve axles or structures with several support points in a single step.

Available both in a wired

and wireless version.

Available both in a wired

and wireless version.

= Junction box

When you need to

weigh both ways, we

recommend adding

the sixth platform, but

placing it as shown in

the ﬁgure.

The size and capacity

of the ﬁfth platform can

differ from those of the

other platforms.

WWS 10

Over 10 platforms (wireless version only)

Single “dual” setup

APPLICATIONS Weighing of vehicles with several axles or structures featuring several support points in a single step.

APPLICATIONS Speciﬁc setup for operation with a tablet or smartphone.

This setup is used to

manage up to 16 pla-

tforms.

For weighing vehicles or special structures that might inﬂuence wireless communication (shielding effect), we recommend using

the “dual” setup in order to concentrate the communication on only one side of the main indicator.

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