SCALE X
Pages SCALE_1 … SCALE_8 (PageID 10 … 17). The ID column is the parameter_id you pass in a GET_PARAMETER request.
| ID | Parameter name | TYPE | Read | Write | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | SCALE_PARAMETER_COUNT |
Uint32 | 0 | Number of parameters on this page | ||
| 7 | MULTIRANGE_MAXIMUM_WEIGHTS |
Float32 array | 0 | Scale capacity per range. Calculated from divisions × intervals | ||
| 13 | TEST_MODE_10X_RESOLUTION |
Bool | False | Show the weight at ten times the resolution, for service use | ||
| 18 | ZERO_OFFSET |
Float32 | 0 | Current zero offset | ||
| 49 | EVENT_COUNTER_WEIGHT_OVERLOAD |
Uint32 | 0 | Counter of scale overloaded | ||
| 57 | CAL_PROGRESS_BAR |
Uint32 | 0 | Progress of a running calibration | ||
| 58 | TILT_ANGLE_X |
Float32 | 0 | Current tilt angle in X direction in degrees | ||
| 59 | TILT_ANGLE_Y |
Float32 | 0 | Current tilt angle in Y direction in degrees | ||
| 61 | LOAD_CENTER_POINT_X |
Float32 | 0 | Current load center point on X axis | ||
| 62 | LOAD_CENTER_POINT_Y |
Float32 | 0 | Current load center point on Y axis | ||
| 63 | WIM_COMPLETION_TIMEOUT |
Uint32 | How long a weigh-in-motion measurement may take before it is abandoned | |||
| 64 | ENABLE_LEVEL_ERROR |
Bool | True | Enable level error when scale is tilting over 3 degrees | ||
| 65 | ZERO_SETTING_RANGE_PERCENTAGE |
Float32 | How far from zero SET_ZERO is still accepted, in % of capacity |
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| 67 | FORK_LENGTH_MM |
Uint32 | Fork length in mm, used for the load centre calculation | |||
| 69 | LOAD_CENTER_THRESHOLD |
Float32 | How far off centre a load may sit before the weight is refused | |||
| 70 | TARE_PRESET_INDEX |
Uint32 | 0 | Index of the tare preset currently applied. 0 is the manual tare | ||
| 71 | TARE_PRESET_NAMES |
String array | Names of the stored tare presets | |||
| 72 | TARE_PRESET_VALUES |
Float32 array | Weights of the stored tare presets |
Note
The tare preset list is read-only through the parameter system. Manage it with the CREATE_TARE_PRESET / UPDATE_TARE_PRESET / DELETE_TARE_PRESET requests, and apply an entry with SET_PRESET_TARE.