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  • Page 1                                 i•FeedGood     Weighing  System     Technical  Guide  ...
  • Page 2          ...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table  of  Contents       1.   General  Information     Important  safety  standards   .............   7   Mechanical  installation   ..............  8   Connections   ...................   9   Connection  diagram  base  version   ..........  1 1 Connection  diagram  with  wired  Remote  Terminal  and  ...
  • Page 4   How  to  modify  the  Appetite  of  the  Groups  ........  3 7   How  to  set  the  Jump  Function   ............  3 8   How  to  modify  the  Recipe  Totals  ..........  3 8   How  to  view  the  Recipe  Totals   .............   3 9  ...
  • Page 5 Importing  Recipes  in  wireless  mode  with       FarmManager  NETWORK   ............  5 7   Usage  Files   ..................   5 8   Loads  Check   ................  5 9   Unloads  Check   ................  5 9  ...
  • Page 6   Daily  Records  File  ..............  7 4   Send  Daily  Records  Automatically  ..........  7 4   CSV  File  Separator   ..............  7 5   W-­Link  ID   ...................   7 5   Modem  Type  for  Data  Transfer  ..........  7 5  ...
  • Page 7   Formatting  the  T-­DATA  Giga  ............  9 7   14.   Statistics     Reset  Date   ...................   9 9   Work  Hours   ..................   9 9   Power  On  Number  ...............   9 9  ...
  • Page 8   Recipes  Execution  by  Animals   ..........  1 18   Recipes  Execution  by  Totals   ...........   1 19   Target  Weighing   ..............  1 19   Manual  Weighing  -­  Net  Weight   ..........  1 20  ...

  • Page 9: General  Information

    General  Information   1   Before  using  i•FeedGood  L  it  is  important  to  read  the  information   provided  in  this  Guide  to  avoid  seriously  harming  yourself  or   damaging  the  scale.   Note:  for  further  information,  contact  your  Distributor  or  send  a   support  request  to  the  address  support@labelgroup.com.

  • Page 10: Mechanical  Installation

    Disconnect  the  power  cable  in  the  following  situations:   •   If  the  connection  cables  or  connectors  are  worn  or   damaged.   •   If  there  is  any  liquid  inside  the  scale,  including   condensation.   •   If  the  scale  case  is  damaged  or  broken.   •...

  • Page 11: Connections

    Connections   i•FeedGood  L  is  connected  via  two  MS/MIL-­C5015  series   ® connectors,  two  M12  series  connectors  and  a  C16-­3  series   Amphenol  connector.   Note:  before  performing  the  connections,  make  sure  that  the   scale  and  accessories  are  off.    ...
  • Page 12   Female  MS/MIL-­C5015  connectors   POWER/ALARM     SENSOR   Pin   Function     Pin   Function   A   Power  Supply  +     A   (S-­)  Signal  –   B   Alarm  Output  +     B   (E+)  Power  Supply  +  ...

  • Page 13: Connection  Diagram  Base  Version

    Connection  diagram  base  version       i•FeedGood  L  •  Technical  Guide  |  11  ...

  • Page 14: Connection  Diagram  With  Wired  Remote  Terminal  And Can-­Bus  Port

    Connection  diagram  with  wired  Remote  Terminal  and   CAN-­Bus  Port       12  |  i•FeedGood  L  •  Technical  Guide    ...

  • Page 15: Connection  Diagram  With  Wireless  Remote  Terminal

    Connection  diagram  with  wireless  Remote  Terminal             i•FeedGood  L  •  Technical  Guide  |  13  ...

  • Page 16: Replacing  The  Fuse

    Replacing  the  fuse   Before  replacing  a  fuse,  it  is  recommended  to  find  the  probable   causes  which  caused  it  to  blow.   We  also  recommend  disconnecting  all  cables  before  opening  the   box.     To  replace  the  fuse,  proceed  as  follows:   1.

  • Page 17: Maintenance

    Maintenance   In  order  to  prevent  malfunctioning  or  failures,  it  is  recommended   to  perform  the  following  operations  periodically:   •   Check  that  the  external  power  supply  system  to  the  scale   works  properly,  also  checking  that  the  connection  points   have  no  oxidization  or  humidity.

  • Page 18: Ec  Declaration  Of  Conformity

    EC  Declaration  of  Conformity   i•FeedGood  L  complies  with  the  essential  requirements  of  the   Directive  2004/108/EC  on  Electromagnetic  Compatibility  as  it   complies  with  standards  EN61326-­1:2013,  EN14982:2009   (agricultural  machinery),  ISO13766:2006  (earth-­moving   machinery),  EN50498:2010  (road  vehicles),  ISO7637-­3:2007.    ...

  • Page 19: User  Interface

    User  Interface   2   Display   i•FeedGood  L  is  equipped  with  a  brand-­new  7.3”  LCD  screen   with  high  contrast,  large  visual  angle  and  white  LED  backlighting.       Icons   The  display  has  36  icons  which  guide  you  in  using  the  scale.    ...
  • Page 20 Indicates  that  the  Group  displayed  has  the     Appetite  programmed.     Indicates  that  that  Ingredient/Group  displayed  has     the  Tolerance  programmed.   Indicates  that  a  Recipe  by  Animals  is  displayed.     Indicates  that  the  Recipe  displayed  has  the    ...
  • Page 21   Indicates  that  a  L-­Link  Remote  Terminal  or  a     CAN-­Bus  device  is  connected  to  L-­LINK     connector.   Indicates  that  the  connection  with  a  W-­Link     Remote  Terminal  is  active.   Indicates  the  Quality  of  the  GPRS  modem  signal.    ...

  • Page 22: Keypad

    Keypad   The  scale  is  supplied  with  29  mechanical  keys.     Key   Name   Function   ON/OFF   Press  to  switch  the  scale  on  and  off.     RECIPES   Press  to  select  the  Recipes.     Press  to  select  the  Ingredients,  Groups,   ARCHIVES  ...
  • Page 23 Press  to  cancel  or  to  go  back  to  the  previous   ESC   screen.     u   Press  to  go  to  the  next  screen.     t   Press  to  go  back  to  the  previous  screen.    ...
  • Page 24 Press  to  write  W,  X,  Y,  Z,  9.   Key  9   Press  to  enable/disable  counterknives  actuation.     Key  0   Press  to  write  0.     Full   stop   Press  to  write  “full  stop”,  “comma”  or  “minus  sign”.   Comma  ...

  • Page 25: Programming  Alphanumerical  And  Numerical  Fields

    Programming  alphanumerical  and  numerical  fields   Use  Alphanumerical  Writing  to  program  the  alphanumerical  and   numerical  fields.  The  display  indicates  activation  of   Alphanumerical  Writing  by  switching  on  the  icon   .   Shortcut:  if  you  need  to  enter  a  number  in  an  alphanumerical   field,  keep  the  key  pressed  until  the  display  shows  the  number  ...

  • Page 26: How  To  Select  An  Item  From  A  List

    How  to  select  an  item  from  a  list   1.   Press  p  to  select  the  previous  item,  then  press  u  to  confirm.   2.   Press  q  to  select  the  next  item,  then  press  u  to  confirm.   3.   Press  OK  together  with  p  to  select  the  first  item  of  the  list.   4.

  • Page 27: Power  On

    Power  On   3       How  to  switch  on  i•FeedGood  L   1.   Press  ON/OFF.   The  display  shows  the  Home  Screen  and  the  Welcome   Message,  then  the  scale  selects  Manual  Weighing  viewing   the  Total  Weight.   i•FeedGood  L  is  ready  to  execute  the  operations  you  ...

  • Page 28: How  To  Shut  Down  I•Feedgood

    Preference.   Note:  if  in  the  “L-­Link  Port”  or  “CAN-­Bus  Port”  System   Preferences  is  set  “Label  5  or  Label  6”  option,  when  ON/OFF   is  pressed  the  scale  will  not  switch  off,  but  go  into  “Standby”   mode.  To  switch  the  scale  off  it  is  necessary  to  cut  off  the  ...

  • Page 29: Archives

    Archives   4       Use  Archives  to  program  the  Ingredients,  Groups,  Operators  and   Customers.  Group  means  the  stable/enclosure  where  the   weighed  food  is  unloaded  with  the  mixing  wagon.  Operator  means   the  user  of  the  scale.     Note:  if  the  printer  is  enabled,  the  Archives  can  be  printed.

  • Page 30: How  To  Show  The  Archives  List

    How  to  show  the  Archives  List   1.   Press  ARCHIVES.   The  display  shows  the  icon   ,  the  text  “FILE”  and  the   Archives  list.       How  to  select  an  Archive   1.   Press  q  or  p  in  the  Archive  List  to  select  the  Archive  you   want  to  program,  then  press  u.

  • Page 31: How  To  Modify  An  Element/Code

    How  to  modify  an  element/code   1.   Select  the  element/code  you  want  to  modify,  then  press  u.   The  display  shows  the  Name  and  parameters  of  the   element/code.     2.   Press  q  or  p  to  select  the  item  you  want  to  modify.   3.

  • Page 32: How  To  Eliminate  An  Element/Code

    How  to  eliminate  an  element/code   1.   Select  the  element/code  you  want  to  eliminate.   2.   Press  MENU,  select  the  item  “DELETE  archive_name”,  then   press  u.  The  display  shows  the  message  “Do  you  want  to   delete  the  selected  Name?”.  Press  OK  to  eliminate  the   selected  Name.

  • Page 33: How  To  Print  An  Archive

    How  to  print  an  Archive   1.   Select  the  Archive  to  be  printed  from  the  Archive  List.   2.   Press  PRINT.   3.   Press  ESC  if  you  want  to  cancel  printing.   The  display  shows  the  message  “Do  you  want  to  cancel   printing?”.

  • Page 34: Recipe  Programming

    Recipe  Programming   5       Use  Recipe  Programming  to  program  the  Recipes.     Recipe  Programming  can  be  executed  in  two  different  modes:   •   For  Animals.   •   For  Totals.     In  Recipes  by  Animals,  the  Ingredients  are  programmed  with  the   weight  (normal  or  Dry)  to  be  distributed  to  the  individual  animal  ...

  • Page 35: How  To  View  The  Recipes  List

    How  to  view  the  Recipes  List   1.   In  Manual  Weighing  press  RECIPES.   The  display  shows  the  icon   ,  the  text  “RECIPE”  and,  in   alphabetical  order,  the  names  of  the  Recipes  stored  in  the   Archive  and  the  relative  Total  Weight.   Note:  if  you  want  to  view  the  Recipes  in  the  order  they  were  ...

  • Page 36: How  To  Modify  The  Name  And  Parameters  Of  The  Recipe

    How  to  modify  the  Name  and  Parameters  of  the  Recipe   1.   Select  the  Recipe  you  want  to  modify.   2.   Press  MENU,  select  the  item  “MODIFY  RECIPE”,  then     press  u.  The  display  shows  the  Name  and  parameters  of  the   Recipe.

  • Page 37: How  To  Insert  An  Element  In  The  Recipe

    Note:  the  Daily  Function  allows  you  to  execute  the  meals  of   the  daily  ration  by  programming  just  one  Recipe.  For  the   function  to  work  properly,  the  Recipe  must  be  executed  on   the  same  day  as  many  times  as  there  are  Meals   programmed.

  • Page 38: How  To  Eliminate  An  Element  From  The  Recipe

    •   If  you  select  “INSERT  TIMER”  the  display  shows  the   icon   .  Enter  the  value  (min:s),  then  press  OK.   The  display  shows  the  parameters  of  the  inserted   Timer.  Complete  the  programming  by  setting  the   optional  parameters.

  • Page 39: How  To  Modify  The  Weight/Number  Of  Animals  Of  Groups

    How  to  modify  the  weight/number  of  animals  of  Groups     1.   Select  the  Group  you  want  to  modify.   2.   Press  u,  select  the  item  “WEIGHT”  (in  the  Recipes  by  Totals)   or  the  item  “ANIMALS”  (in  the  Recipes  by  Animals),  then   press  u.

  • Page 40: How  To  Set  The  Jump  Function

    How  to  set  the  Jump  Function   1.   Select  the  element  you  want  to  modify.   2.   Press  u,  select  the  item  “JUMP”,  then  press  u.     3.   Press  q  or  p  to  modify  the  setting,  then  press  OK.   Note:  the  Jump  Function  allows  you  to  set  how  to  pass  to  the  ...

  • Page 41: How  To  View  The  Recipe  Totals

    Note:  modifying  the  Total  Weight  Groups  makes  it  possible  to   increase/decrease  the  programmed  weight  of  the  Groups   proportionally  to  the  variation  made.       How  to  view  the  Recipe  Totals   1.   Select  the  Recipe  in  the  Recipes  List,  then  press   NET/TOTAL.

  • Page 42: How  To  Eliminate  A  Recipe

    How  to  eliminate  a  Recipe   1.   Select  the  Recipe  you  want  to  eliminate.   2.   Press  MENU,  select  the  item  “DELETE  RECIPE”,  then     press  u.  The  display  shows  the  message  “Do  you  want  to   delete  the  selected  Recipe?”.

  • Page 43: Recipes  Execution

    Recipes  Execution   6       Use  Recipes  Execution  to  execute  a  previously  programmed   Recipe.   Note:  if  the  "Daily  Records  File"  System  Preference  is  enabled,   the  weighing  operations  are  stored  in  the  Daily  Records  File.   The  Daily  Records  File  can  store  up  to  6,000  operations.
  • Page 44 Note:  if  the  Feeding  Balancing  Function  is  enabled,  the  scale   checks  that  a  Clean-­Up  not  weighing  "0"  or  an  Ingredient  is   programmed  in  the  first  position  of  the  Recipe,  otherwise   disabling  the  Function.     Note:  if  the  Reload  Function  is  enabled,  the  scale  checks  that   first  the  Ingredients/Clean-­Ups  and  then  the  Groups  are  ...

  • Page 45: Load  And  Unload

    Load  and  unload   1.   The  display  shows  in  sequence:  the  Recipe  Name,  the  Total   Weight  of  the  Recipe  and,  if  programmed,  the  Operator   Name  and  Customer  Name.  If  the  Recipe  is  for  Animals,  the   total  number  of  Animals  is  also  displayed.  Lastly  the  display   shows  the  Name  of  the  element  to  be  weighed  and  the  ...

  • Page 46: Prealarm  Threshold

    •   Mixing  Timer   When  the  scale  executes  a  Mixing  Timer,  the   display  shows  the  icon    and  the  countdown  of  the   programmed  time.   At  the  end  of  the  countdown,  the  display  shows  the   message  “Countdown  completed.”...

  • Page 47: Stability  Check

    Stability  check   1.   If  the  Motion  Function  is  enabled  (see  "Motion"  Weighing   Preference),  you  only  pass  to  the  next  element  if  the   displayed  weight  is  stable  when  the  Queue  Time  is  up.   To  pass  to  the  next  element,  when  the  weight  is  not  stable,   press  OK.

  • Page 48: Weight  Hold  Function

    Weight  Hold  Function   1.   If  you  must  move  the  mixing  wagon  during  execution,  press    to  activate  the  Weight  Hold  Function.  The  display   PAUSE shows  “HOLD”  and  the  message  “LOCKED  WEIGHT”.  After   having  moved  the  mixing  wagon,  press    once  again  to  ...

  • Page 49: How  To  Interrupt  Execution

    How  to  interrupt  execution   1.   Press  ESC  if  you  want  to  interrupt  execution.  The  display   shows  the  message  “Do  you  want  to  interrupt  the  execution?   Press  OK  to  confirm  or  ESC  to  cancel.”.  If  you  press  OK  the   display  shows  the  message  “The  execution  has  been  ...

  • Page 50: Manual  Weighing

    Manual  Weighing   7       Use  Manual  Weighing  to  execute  loads  or  unloads  without   programming  any  value.  The  possibility  of  viewing  the  Net  Weight   or  the  Total  Weight  allows  you  to  weigh  an  unlimited  number  of   Ingredients  or  to  execute  an  unlimited  number  of  unloads.

  • Page 51: Load  And  Unload

    Load  and  unload   1.   Start  of  weighing  operations.   The  display  shows  the  Net  Weight  or  Total  Weight  depending   on  the  view  chosen.   2.   Press  NET/TOTAL  to  change  the  type  of  view.   3.   Interrupt  weighing  operations  when  the  displayed  weight   reaches  the  desired  value.

  • Page 52: Target  Weighing

    Target  Weighing   8       Use  Target  Weighing  to  weigh  a  single  Ingredient  or  to  unload  a   Group.  By  programming  one  value  at  a  time,  you  can  execute  a   Recipe  composed  of  an  unlimited  number  of  Ingredients/Groups.   1.

  • Page 53: Load  And  Unload

      Load  and  unload 1.   Start  of  weighing  operations.   The  display  shows  the  weight  decrease,  indicating  the  weight   still  left  to  weigh  to  reach  the  programmed  value.   2.   If  during  weighing  operations  you  want  to  view  the  Total   Weight,  press  NET/TOTAL.

  • Page 54: Maximum  Load  Check

    Maximum  Load  check   1.   If  the  "Maximum  Load"  Weighing  Preference  is  programmed,   during  weighing  the  scale  checks  that  the  programmed  value   is  not  exceeded,  otherwise  the  display  shows  “ERR  21”.  For   further  information,  see  “Annex  C  –  Error  Codes”.    ...

  • Page 55: Zero  Scale

    Zero  Scale   9       Use  the  Zero  Scale  if  the  Total  Weight  is  not  ''0''  with  the  mixing   wagon  skip  empty.     It  is  recommended  to  execute  the  Zero  Scale  with  the  mixing   wagon  empty  before  starting  the  weighing  operations.   1.

  • Page 56: Applications

    Applications   10       Use  Applications  to  select  the  applications  of  the  scale.   1.     To  access  the  Applications  in  Manual  Weighing,  press   MENU.  The  display  shows  “APP”.   Note:  to  access  the  Applications  in  Recipe  Programming,   press  MENU,  select  the  item  “APPLICATIONS”,  then  ...

  • Page 57: Export  Daily  Records  File  With  T-­Data  Giga

    Export  Daily  Records  File  with  T-­DATA  Giga   This  is  to  transfer  the  Daily  Records  File  using  the  T-­DATA  Giga.   Once  the  file  has  been  copied,  it  can  be  imported  in  the   FarmManager  NETWORK  software.  Only  after  importing  the  file   it  is  possible  to  open/edit  it  with  a  commercial  program  like  ...

  • Page 58: Export  Recipes  With  T-­Data  Giga

    Export  Recipes  with  T-­DATA  Giga   This  is  used  to  export  Recipes  onto  another  scale  using  the     T-­DATA  Giga.   1.   To  execute  the  procedure,  select  the  item  “EXPORT   RECIPES  T-­DATA”,  then  press  u.  The  display  shows  the   message  “Insert  the  T-­DATA  Giga.

  • Page 59: Importing  In  Farmmanager  Network  The  Daily  Records Archive In  Wireless  Mode

    Importing  in  FarmManager  NETWORK  the  Daily  Records   Archive in  wireless  mode   To  import  in  FarmManager  NETWORK  (Business  or  Professional   Edition)  the  Daily  Records  Archive  in  wireless  mode  it  is   necessary  to  connect  a  modem  to  i•FeedGood  L  (see  “COM  A   Port”,  “Modem  Type  for  Data  Transfer”...

  • Page 60: Usage  Files

    Usage  Files   Use  Usage  Files  to  control  the  amount  of  material  loaded,   unloaded  or  recovered  and  to  check  the  time  spent  by  Operators   to  execute  the  weighing  operations.   1.   To  execute  the  application,  select  the  item  “USAGE  FILES”,   and  then  press  u.

  • Page 61: Loads  Check

    Loads  Check   Use  Loads  Check  to  view  the  total  amount  of  each  Ingredient   loaded.   1.   To  execute  the  procedure,  select  the  item  “LOADS”,  then   press  u.  The  display  shows  the  cancellation  date  and  the  first   Ingredient  stored  with  the  relative  total.

  • Page 62: Report

    Report   Use  Report  to  print  9  different  Reports,  useful  to  manage  and   control  progress  of  the  livestock.  For  further  information,  see  the   printing  examples  in  Annex  A.   Note:  the  data  can  be  filtered  by  the  number  of  days  you  want  to   obtain  the  Report.

  • Page 63: Recipes  Executed  By  Group

    Recipes  Executed  by  Group   This  is  used  to  print  the  list  of  Recipes  executed,  gathered  by   Group.       Total  Usages   This  is  used  to  print  the  data  relative  to  the  total  usages  of  each   Ingredient.

  • Page 64: Mixing  Timer

    Mixing  Timer   Use  Mixing  Timer  to  program  and  execute  a  timer  which  you  can   use  to  control  the  mixing  time  of  the  Ingredients/Clean-­Ups  loaded   in  the  mixer  wagon.  The  display  indicates  that  the  timer  is   activated  by  switching  on  the  icon   .   1.

  • Page 65: Power  Supply  Voltage

    Power  Supply  Voltage   Use  Power  Supply  Voltage  to  view  the  voltage  with  which  the   scale  is  powered.   •   If  the  value  is  correct,  the  display  shows  the  icon    in   steady  mode.   •   If  the  value  drops  below  10Vdc,  the  icon  ...

  • Page 66: Settings

    Settings   11       Use  Settings  to  select  the  Preferences,  Calibrations,  Utilities  and   Statistics.   Note:  if  the  "Scale  Protect"  System  Preference  is  set  at  "Settings   and  Data"  or  at  "Operator  Management",  when  you  try  to  modify  a   Preference  or  to  execute  a  procedure,  you  can  be  asked  to  enter  ...

  • Page 67: Weighing  Preferences

    Weighing  Preferences   Use  Weighing  Preferences  to  customise  the  weighing  operation.   Note:  the  default  value  of  the  Preference  is  highlighted  in  “bold”.   Note:  default  Administrator  Password  is  “035”.   1.   To  access  the  Weighing  Preferences,  select  the  item   “WEIGHING  PREFERENCES”,  then  press  u.

  • Page 68: Weight  Display

    Weight  Display   This  is  for  choosing  how  you  want  to  show  the  weight  in  Recipes   Execution  and  in  Target  Weighing.   •   If  you  set  "Down",  the  weight  displayed  starts  from  the   programmed  value  and  the  value  decreases  as  you  weigh.   •...

  • Page 69: Queue  Time

    Queue  Time   This  is  to  enable  and  program  the  time  the  scale  requires  in   Weighing  to  pass  to  the  next  element.   Note:  the  Alarm  Output  remains  active  for  the  whole  duration  of   the  Queue  Time.   Note:  to  disable  the  Preference,  set  the  value  "0".

  • Page 70: Motion

    Motion   This  is  to  enable  the  Motion  Function  which  requires  the  weight  to   be  stable  before  passing  to  the  next  element  or  finishing   execution  in  Weighing.   Note:  the  display  shows  the  message  "MOTION  ACTIVE"  during   the  entire  duration  of  the  Motion.

  • Page 71: System  Preferences

    System  Preferences   Use  System  Preferences  to  customise  the  scale  operation.   Note:  the  default  value  of  the  Preference  is  highlighted  in  “bold”.   Note:  the  items  can  vary  depending  on  the  options  installed.   Note:  default  Administrator  Password  is  “035”.   1.

  • Page 72: Decimal  Separator  Format

    Decimal  Separator  Format   This  is  for  choosing  the  format  you  want  to  use  to  display  and   print  the  decimal  separator.     Display:   DECIMAL  SEP.   Options:  Comma,  Full  stop.       Power  On  Method   This  is  for  choosing  the  method  you  want  to  use  to  switch  the  ...

  • Page 73: Power  Saving

    Power  Saving   This  is  to  shut  down  the  scale  automatically  if  no  key  has  been   touched  within  the  programmed  time  interval.  When  the   programmed  time  has  elapsed,  the  display  shows  the  message   “Automatic  shutdown  in  progress.  Wait...  Press  ESC  to  cancel.”. If  you  do  not  press  ESC,  the  scale  will  shut  down  automatically  ...

  • Page 74: Functions  Default

    Functions  Default   This  is  to  program  the  default  values  of  the  Jump,  Unloads   Adjustment,  Feeding  Balancing,  Reload  and  Daily  Functions  when   you  create  a  new  Ingredient/Group  or  a  new  Recipe.   Note:  the  numbers  displayed  in  the  Daily  field  indicate  the  number   of  Meals  of  the  Recipe.

  • Page 75: Administrator  Password

    If  the  Preference  is  set  at  "Operator  Management"  and  at  least   one  Operator  is  stored  in  the  Operators  File  with  the  programmed   Password,  at  Power  On  the  scale  asks  to  enter  a  Password  to   continue.  During  operation  the  current  Operator  can  be  changed   by  pressing  ID.

  • Page 76: Data  Password

    Data  Password   This  is  to  program  the  Data  Password  which  allows  you  to  modify   Archives  and  Recipes  when  the  "Scale  Protect"  System   Preference  is  set  at  "Settings  and  Data".   Note:  if  you  have  forgotten  the  Password,  enter  the   "Administrator"...

  • Page 77: Csv  File  Separator

    CSV  File  Separator   This  is  for  choosing  the  type  of  separator  you  want  to  use  in  the   CSV  file  of  the  Daily  Records.     Display:   CSV  SEPARATOR   Options:  Semicolon,  Comma.       W-­Link  ID   This  is  to  set  the  ID  of  the  Private  Radio  Networks  (PRN)  to  ...

  • Page 78: L-­Link  Port

    Note:  contact  Customer  Service  to  know  the  parameter  to  be  set.     Display:   CAN   Options:  No,  Label  1,  Label  2,  Label  3,  Label  4,  Label  5,  Label  6.       76  |  i•FeedGood  L  •  Technical  Guide  ...

  • Page 79: 4-­20Ma  Analogue  Output

    The  message  must  have  a  maximum  of  2  rows  with  20   alphanumerical  characters  each.     Display:   WELCOME  MESS.   Default:  LABEL  ADVANCED  SOLUTIONS       Buzzer   This  is  to  enable  operation  of  the  buzzer  when  you  press  a  key  or  ...

  • Page 80: Print  Header

    Print  Header   This  is  to  enable  and  program  the  header  you  want  to  print  on  the   receipts.  The  text  consists  of  a  maximum  of  4  rows  with  20   alphanumerical  characters  each.   Note:  empty  rows  are  not  printed.   Note:  the  prints  automatically  centre  the  text  on  the  receipt.

  • Page 81: Inputs  Setting

    Inputs  Setting   This  is  to  program  operation  of  the  Remote  Control  and  External   Keyboard  accessories,  associating  operation  of  the  keyboard  or   scale  functions  to  the  4  keys  of  the  accessories.   Note:  the  Preference  is  only  displayed  if  the  scale  is  supplied  with   the  Remote  Control  accessory  or  with  the  "4-­Opto-­Isolated  Inputs"...

  • Page 82: Self  Parameters  Setting

    SELF  Parameters  Setting   This  is  for  setting  the  operating  parameters  of  the  SELF  option.   Note:  for  more  information  refer  to  the  documentation  attached  to   the  “7-­Power  Outputs”  option  or  contact  the  Customer  Service.     Display:   SELF  PARAMETER   Options:  ...

  • Page 83: Relay  Outputs  Setting

     “3-­Relay  Outputs”,  “4-­Relay  Outputs”  and  “7-­Power  Outputs”   options  or  contact  the  Customer  Service.   Note:  the  “COB-­ID#1”  item  only  appears  if  “L-­Link  Port”  or     “CAN-­Bus  Port”  System  Preferences  have  the  “Label  5  or  label  6”   option  set.    ...

  • Page 84: Auger  Pulses/Turn  Setting

    Auger  Pulses/Turn  Setting   This  is  to  program  the  number  of  pulses  detected  by  the  Speed   Sensor  Proximity  accessory  (SSP)  at  each  turn  of  the  auger,   necessary  to  calculate  the  Total  Number  of  Auger  Turns  displayed   in  the  Statistics.   Note:  the  Preference  is  only  displayed  if  the  scale  is  supplied  with  ...

  • Page 85: Calibrations

    Calibrations   12       The  scale  is  sold  with  "standard"  Calibration.  For  its  correct   operation,  it  must  be  Calibrated  upon  installation  to  adapt  the   scale  to  the  connected  load  cells.  Use  Calibrations  to  choose  the   Calibration  you  want  to  execute.

  • Page 86: Calibration  By  Actual  Weight

    Calibration  by  Actual  Weight   This  is  to  calibrate  the  scale  when  the  mixing  wagon  is  full  and   you  cannot  unload  it.   1.   To  execute  the  Calibration,  select  the  item  “CAL.  by  ACTUAL   WEIGHT”,  then  press  u.   The  display  shows  the  message  “Do  you  want  to  execute  the  ...

  • Page 87: Calibration  By  Load  Cells  Parameters

    Calibration  by  Load  Cells  Parameters   This  is  to  calibrate  the  scale  when  it  is  connected  to  the  load  cells   not  listed  in  Table  1.   1.   To  execute  the  Calibration,  select  the  item  “CAL.  by   PARAMETERS”,  then  press  u.   The  display  shows  the  message  “Do  you  want  to  execute  the  ...

  • Page 88: Calibration  By  Sample  Weight

    Calibration  by  Sample  Weight   This  is  to  calibrate  the  scale  with  the  maximum  precision.     This  Calibration  can  be  executed  in  two  ways:   •   With  a  Sample  Weight.   This  is  the  method  which  achieves  the  maximum  precision.   Calibration  will  be  ideal  by  using  a  Sample  Weight  at  least  ...
  • Page 89   Table  1   Load   Calibration  Value   Sens.   Model   mV/V   kg   lbs   kg   lbs   16820008   4.100   9.039   0,960   1.068   2.354   16820009   6.100   13.448   0,940  ...
  • Page 90   Load   Calibration  Value   Sens.   Model   mV/V   kg   lbs   kg   lbs   WB54005   5.700   12.556   0,480   2.969   6.545   WB54009   4.100   9.039   0,960   1.068  ...

  • Page 91: Calibration  Of  Speed  Sensor  Proximity

    Calibration  of  Speed  Sensor  Proximity   This  is  to  calibrate  the  Speed  Sensor  Proximity  accessory  (SSP).   Note:  Calibration  is  only  displayed  if  the  scale  is  supplied  with  the   "4-­Opto-­Isolated  Inputs"  option.   1.   To  execute  the  Calibration,  select  the  item  “SPEED  SENSOR   CAL.”,  then  press  u.

  • Page 92: Utility

    Utility   13       Use  Utility  to  execute  safety  and  data  restore  procedures,   diagnostic  procedures  and  to  update  the  scale  software.   Note:  do  not  shut  down  the  scale  during  execution  of  the  Utilities   to  avoid  irreparable  damage.   Note:  default  Administrator  Password  is  “035”.

  • Page 93: Setup  Code

    Setup  Code   This  is  to  automatically  set  the  main  parameters  of  the  scale   depending  on  make  and  model  of  the  mixing  wagon.   Note:  contact  Customer  Service  to  know  the  Code  to  be  entered.   1.   To  execute  the  procedure,  select  the  item  “SETUP  CODE”,   then  press  u.

  • Page 94: Archives  Restore

    Archives  Restore   This  is  to  replace  the  Archives  with  a  saved  copy  by  using  the   "General  Backup"  Utility.   1.   To  execute  the  procedure,  select  the  item  “ARCHIVES   RESTORE”,  then  press  u.  The  display  shows  the  message   “Insert  the  T-­DATA  Giga.

  • Page 95: Archives  Deletion

    Archives  Deletion   This  is  to  cancel  all  the  data  stored  in  the  Archives,  in  the  Recipes   and  in  the  Daily  Records  File.   1.   To  execute  the  procedure,  select  the  item  “ARCHIVES   DELETION”,  then  press  u.  The  display  shows  the  message   “The  Archives  data  will  be  deleted.

  • Page 96: Software  Update

    Software  Update   This  is  to  update  the  software  of  the  scale.  Before  executing  the   procedure,  connect  the  T-­DATA  Giga  to  a  Computer  and  copy   the  folder  “iFGL_Update”  containing  the  files  “ER_ROM1”  and   “FLASHIN.BIN”  in  the  main  directory  of  the  T-­DATA  Giga   necessary  to  execute  the  update.

  • Page 97: Diagnostics

    Diagnostics   This  is  to  check  correct  operation  of  the  internal  and  external  parts   of  the  scale  through  7  different  tests.     Note:  contact  Customer  Service  in  case  of  errors  or   malfunctioning.   Note:  the  tests  can  vary  depending  on  the  options  installed  in  the   scale.

  • Page 98: Memories

    Memories   The  Test  verifies  operation  of  the  memories  of  the  scale  and  of   the  T-­DATA  Giga  device.   1.   To  conduct  the  Test  of  all  the  memories,  select  the  item   “ALL”;;  to  conduct  the  Test  of  a  single  memory  select  the  type   of  memory  you  want  to  check,  then  press  u.

  • Page 99: Formatting  The  T-­Data  Giga

    Formatting  the  T-­DATA  Giga   To  format  the  T-­DATA  Giga,  connect  it  to  the  Computer  using  the   T-­DATA  Giga  Reader  and  execute  the  same  procedure  used  to   format  a  USB  flash  drive.   Note:  eject  the  T-­DATA  Giga  from  the  Computer  using  the  Safely   Remove  procedure.

  • Page 100: Statistics

    Statistics   14       Use  Statistics  to  display  and  reset  data  regarding  use  of  the  scale   and  of  the  mixing  wagon  which  the  scale  stores  automatically   during  operation.  The  Statistics  are  exported  together  with  the   Daily  Records  File  so  that  they  can  easily  be  consulted  on  a  ...

  • Page 101: Reset  Date

    Reset  Date   This  is  to  display  the  reset  date  and  to  reset  stored  data.   Note:  to  reset  stored  data,  select  the  item  “DATE  RESET”,  then   press   u .  The  display  shows  the  message  “Do  you  want  to  delete   the  stored  data?  Press  OK  to  confirm  or  ESC  to  cancel.”.

  • Page 102: Overload  Number

    Overload  Number   This  is  to  display  the  number  of  times  the  Maximum  Load  was   exceeded  in  Weighing.     Display:   OVERLOAD  NR.       Zero  Scale  Date   This  is  to  display  the  date  of  the  last  Zero  Scale  executed.    ...

  • Page 103: Customisation

    Customisation   15   i•FeedGood  L  is  enriched  by  a  large  catalogue  of  accessories   and  options  allowing  you  to  customise  operation  at  will  and  to   make  your  daily  work  even  simpler  and  more  organised.       Remote  Terminals   i•FeedGood  ...

  • Page 104: 868Mhz  Rf  Modem

    868MHz  RF  Modem     i•FeedGood  L  can  be  supplied  with  two  RF  modems,  one  to  be   connected  to  the  scale  and  the  other  to  the  Computer,  to   implement  a  Private  Radio  Network  (PRN)  at  868MHz  with  which   to  transfer  data  in  wireless  mode  from  Computer  with  ...

  • Page 105: Remote  Control

    Remote  Control   i•FeedGood  L  can  be  controlled  at  a  distance  with  a  4-­key   Remote  Control  which  replicates  the  i•FeedGood  L  keyboard  or   functions.   i•FeedGood  L  and  the  Remote  Control  can  reach  a  maximum   distance  of  100m.  The  maximum  distance  which  can  be  reached   is  affected  by  different  environmental  conditions,  such  as  how  ...

  • Page 106: Rs485  Port

    RS485  Port   i•FeedGood  L  can  be  supplied  with  an  optional  board  making  a   RS485  Port  available.       CAN-­Bus  Port   i•FeedGood  L  can  be  supplied  with  an  optional  board  making  a   CAN-­Bus  Port  available.    ...

  • Page 107: 4-­Relay  Outputs

    4-­Relay  Outputs   i•FeedGood  L  can  have  an  option  which  provides  four  normally   open  relay  contacts  (NO)  for  driving  inductive  load  (max.  5A).       4-­Opto-­Isolated  Inputs   i•FeedGood  L  can  be  supplied  with  an  optional  board  making     4  NPN  Opto-­Isolated  Inputs  available.

  • Page 108: Annex  A

    Annex  A   16   Printing  Examples     The  following  pages  illustrate  printing  examples  of  Archives,   Reports  and  Weighing.       Key     Indicates  the  Type  of  element  (I  =  Ingredient,  M  =  Ingredient   with  programmed  Manual  Adding  parameter).    ...

  • Page 109: Ingredients  File

    Ingredients  File     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- INGREDIENTS FILE ---------------------------------------- Code Type Jump Q.Wt. ---------------------------------------- ALFALFA HAY 91,0 CORN SILAGE 34,0 320 100,0 MINERAL 92,0 MOLASS 77,9 PREMIX 21,0 ----------------------------------------       Groups  File    ...

  • Page 110: Operators  File

    Operators  File     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- OPERATORS FILE ---------------------------------------- Code Privilege Password ---------------------------------------- DAVID ADMIN JHON P.USER MARK NOBODY THOMAS USER ----------------------------------------       Customers  File     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- CUSTOMERS FILE...

  • Page 111: Recipe  By  Animals

    Recipe  by  Animals     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- RECIPES FILE ---------------------------------------- Recipe: REC 2 HI COW Operator: DAVID Customer: EDWARD JONES Feeding Factor(%): Function: Meal 1(%): Meal 2(%): Animals Number: Average Wt. per Animal(kg): 27,67 Total Weight(kg): 4.980 Avg.Dry Wt.

  • Page 112: Recipe  By  Totals

    Recipe  by  Totals     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- RECIPES FILE ---------------------------------------- Recipe: REC 2H Operator: JHON Customer: TWIN FARM Feeding Factor(%): Function: Total Weight(kg): 3.848 Total Weight Groups(kg): 3.848 ---------------------------------------- Code T/Jump Val. TOT.Wt ---------------------------------------- CORN SILAGE 3.060 2.754...

  • Page 113: Feeding  -­  Recipe  By  Animals

    Feeding  -­  Recipe  by  Animals     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- FEEDING ---------------------------------------- Date: 29/01/2014 | 29/01/2014 ---------------------------------------- Recipe: REC HI COW Date: 29/01/2014 08:44 Operator: DAVID Customer: EDWARD JONES Feeding Factor(%): Function: Meal: 1-2/60 Animals Number: Avg.Wt.

  • Page 114: Feeding  -­  Recipe  By  Totals

    Feeding  -­  Recipe  by  Totals     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- FEEDING ---------------------------------------- Date: 29/01/2014 | 29/01/2014 ---------------------------------------- Recipe: REC 2H Date: 29/01/2014 10:16 Operator: JHON Customer: TWIN FARM Feeding Factor(%): Function: Total Weight Loaded(kg): 3.889 Total Weight Unloaded(kg): 3.861 Tot.

  • Page 115: Feeding  Summary

    Feeding  Summary     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- FEEDING SUMMARY ---------------------------------------- Date: 28/01/2014 | 29/01/2014 ---------------------------------------- Date Recipe Weight(kg) ---------------------------------------- 28/01/2014 08:30 REC HI COW 3.097 28/01/2014 10:03 REC 2H 3.876 28/01/2014 15:35 REC HI 3.154 28/01/2014 17:05 REC 2C 3.916...

  • Page 116: Recipes  Executed  By  Group

    Recipes  Executed  by  Group     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- RECIPES EXECUTED by GROUP ---------------------------------------- Date: 28/01/2014 | 29/01/2014 ---------------------------------------- PEN1 ---------------------------------------- Date Recipe Weight(kg) ---------------------------------------- 28/01/2014 08:30 REC HI COW 3.001 28/01/2014 15:35 REC HI 3.102 29/01/2014 08:44 REC HI COW...

  • Page 117: Total  Usages

    Total  Usages     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- TOTAL USAGES ---------------------------------------- Date: 19/01/2014 | 29/01/2014 ---------------------------------------- Total Used(kg): 69.659 Total Deviation(kg): 1.318 ---------------------------------------- Code Weight(kg) Deviation ---------------------------------------- ALFALFA HAY 8.858 CORN SILAGE 20.276 MINERAL 3.051 MOLASS 2.597 PREMIX 34.877...

  • Page 118: Unloads  Summary

    Unloads  Summary     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- UNLOADS SUMMARY ---------------------------------------- Date: 28/01/2014 | 29/01/2014 ---------------------------------------- Date Group Weight(kg) ---------------------------------------- 28/01/2014 09:17 PEN1 3.001 28/01/2014 10:59 WILLER 3.824 28/01/2014 16:45 PEN1 3.102 28/01/2014 18:09 WILLER 3.876 29/01/2014 09:35 PEN1 3.025...

  • Page 119: Activity  By  Operators

    Activity  by  Operators     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- ACTIVITY by OPERATORS ---------------------------------------- Date: 28/01/2014 | 29/01/2014 ---------------------------------------- DAVID ---------------------------------------- Date Recipe Time ---------------------------------------- 28/01/2014 08:30 REC HI COW 0:59 28/01/2014 15:35 REC HI 1:15 29/01/2014 08:44 REC HI COW 1:12 29/01/2014 15:37...

  • Page 120: Recipes  Execution  By  Animals

    Recipes  Execution  by  Animals     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- RECIPES EXECUTION ---------------------------------------- Recipe: REC HI COW Date: 29/01/2014 08:44 Operator: DAVID Customer: EDWARD JONES Feeding Factor(%): Function: Meal: 1-2/60 Animals Number: ---------------------------------------- 08:47 PREMIX 1.321 (21,0) 08:58 PEN1 (28/01/2014)

  • Page 121: Recipes  Execution  By  Totals

    Recipes  Execution  by  Totals     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- RECIPES EXECUTION ---------------------------------------- Recipe: REC 2H Date: 29/01/2014 10:16 Operator: JHON Customer: TWIN FARM Feeding Factor(%): Function: ---------------------------------------- 10:17 CORN SILAGE 2.769 10:34 ALFALFA HAY 10:41 MINERAL 10:49 MOLASS 10:56 TIMER 10:00...

  • Page 122: Manual  Weighing  -­  Net  Weight

    Manual  Weighing  -­  Net  Weight     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- MANUAL WEIGHING ---------------------------------------- Net Weight(kg): 1.470 ----------------------------------------       Manual  Weighing  -­  Total  Weight     ---------------------------------------- Date: 30/01/2014 12:00 Scale: NEW SCALE ---------------------------------------- MANUAL WEIGHING ---------------------------------------- Total Weight(kg):...

  • Page 123: Annex  B

    Annex  B   17   Technical  Specifications     CPU     ..................    32-­Bit  ARM   SDRAM     ....................    8MB   NANDFlash     ..................    128MB   NORFlash  ...

  • Page 124: Annex  C

    Annex  C   18   Error  Codes     ERR  1    Overrange  Error   The  error  indicates  that  the  A/D  converter  is  beyond  the     Full-­Scale.  For  further  information,  consult  the  "Troubleshooting   Guide"  provided  in  the  CD  attached  to  the  scale  or  contact   Customer  Service.

  • Page 125: Err  18    File  System  Damaged

    ERR  18    File  System  damaged   The  error  indicates  that,  following  a  problem  with  the  File  System   of  NANDFlash,  the  scale  automatically  formatted  NANDFlash.   Press  OK  to  continue.  All  the  stored  data  were  deleted,  the   Preferences  and  Calibrations  were  restored  with  default  values.   Set  the  Preferences  and  execute  a  Calibration.

  • Page 126: Err  26    Meal  Percentage  Incorrect

    ERR  26    Meal  Percentage  incorrect   The  error  indicates  that  the  sum  of  the  percentages  programmed   in  Meals  is  higher  than  100%.  For  further  information,  see  "Recipe   Programming  -­  How  to  modify  the  Name  and  Parameters  of  the   Recipe".

  • Page 127: Err  50    Wrong  Scale

    ERR  50    Wrong  Scale  ID   The  error  indicates  that  in  the  Recipes  which  you  are  importing   from  the  FarmManager  NETWORK  a  Scale  ID  is  stored  different   than  that  set  in  the  scale.  If  the  scale  and/or  Recipes  have  not   programmed  the  Scale  ID,  the  control  is  not  executed.
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