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Summary of Contents for Vulcan-Hart V5
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
ELCOME VISUAL OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEM ............8 ......................8 N CAB ............... 8 YPES OF SUPPORTED SENSORS ............... 8 PTIONAL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE THE V5 MONITOR ..................9 ....................9 RONT VIEW ....................10 ACK VIEW ..................10 TART P SCREEN ...............11... - Page 4 LARMS IGHTS ....................49 RINTING ......................50 NITS ....................51 EROING UPDATE THROUGH USB PORT..............52 ....................52 EQUIRED ...................52 TEPS FOR UPDATING DIAGNOSTIC ..................55 ................55 HECKING THE SENSORS ................56 YSTEM INFORMATIONS MAINTENANCE ....... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
- Page 5 ....................59 IGHT OPTIONS ..................59 RINTER OPTION ............59 TRAILER INSTALLATION OPTIONS .....................59 SER MANUAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT ................59 .............59 NSTRUCTIONS ON THE MAIN SCREEN CALIBRATION SHEET ................60 CONTACT US ..................61 UPDATE NOTES ..................62 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
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Page 7: Introduction To Vulcan Products
The Vulcan system’s durability and performance are closely linked to quality installation and precise calibration. Your authorized dealer has the know-how to adjust your V5 to meet your needs. If you plan to install the V5 yourself, no problem. First consult your user manual. It contains all the information needed to configure, calibrate and use your V5. -
Page 8: Visual Overview Of The System
VISUAL OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEM In cab Types of supported sensors Optional accessories available V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 9: The V5 Monitor
Hold 3 secs to set to zero function (if function activated) Telemetry Hold 3 secs. to access quick functions Options Bluetooth Scale connected to TrackMobile app TrackBox Dump body position detection option in operation Note: See pages 48 to 51 for all function instructions. V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 10: Back View
Back view Start-Up screen | 10 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 11: Initial Start-Up Procedure
“Menu/Setup/Diagnostic” and press the following buttons in order: 2 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 1. Note: The advanced functions are automatically disabled when the device is turned on or after a period of inactivity. | 11 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 12: Basic Navigation Principles
↵ Press 2- Using the arrows, adjust/change the option ↵ Press Note: For certain options, it is not required to do the step 2 if they are as simple “yes/no”, “on/off”, “activate/deactivate” “French/English”. | 12 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 13: Set Up
Jeep Logger Tractor – Jeep + Trl Heavy Haul Tractor –Trl + Aux1 + Aux2 Dump – Transfer Ch1 + Ch2 – Ch3 + Ch4 Generic Ch1 - Ch2 - Ch3 - Ch4 | 13 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 14: Sensors
It is appropriate to group all the sensors of the same group of axles together and connect them in order starting from those placed in front of the vehicle to those placed in the rear. | 14 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 15: Date/Time
Note: The date and time are displayed only if the "Show Time" option has been activated. See page 21. Adjust the date and time, as well as the type of display (16 choices available). Note: The format chosen also determines the format appearing on the printer coupon. | 15 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 16: Language
Language [Menu/Setup/Display/Language] Select the language you want to use. The choices are: English French | 16 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 17: Inverting Lcd
Inverting LCD [Menu/Setup/Display/Inverting LCD] Selecting the inverted colour display mode. | 17 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 18: Illuminate Buttons
Illuminate buttons [Menu/Setup/Display/Illum. Buttons] Allows you to activate / deactivate the backlighting of the buttons. Note: If your V5 is equipped with a backlit button, the buttons remain lit, unless if this option is deactivated. | 18 V5 – User Manual... -
Page 19: Large Numbers
Large numbers [Menu/Setup/Display/Large numbers] When selecting the display mode with large numbers, there are two size options for the axle group numbers: large and small. | 19 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 20: Grad Size
The grad size options are: - 10 - 50 - 100 Note: Rounding is performed in the unit used (kilograms, pounds). Note: The scale’s accuracy is not affected by this configuration. | 20 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 21: Display Time
Display time [Menu/Configuration/Display/Display time] Enable the display of the date and time on the main screen. | 21 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 22: Auto-Brightness
Select the display brightness desired. Note: Auto-brightness mode is used by default and adjust automatically the display brightness according to the ambient light. Disable this mode to choose the degree of brightness permanently. | 22 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 23: Selection Of Axle Groups In The Main Display
In the big numbers display mode, you can select the axle groups displayed on the main screen. Note: The choice of axle groups available depends on the type of truck selected. See “Truck types”, p. 13. | 23 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 24: Print Settings
(profile) will be printed. Ticket number: Determines whether the sequential ticket number will be printed. Half ticket: Determines whether the printed ticket will be abridged. Standard ticket with the name and sequential ticket number | 24 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 25: Printer (Optional)
Perform the desired operation (loading, unloading); Press button 1 ("Finish") again. Printing an abridged ticket (half-ticket option must be activated): Using the arrows, select the "Print" pictogram; Press button 1 once (prints the current loading status). | 25 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 26: Printer Header
Select “Edit” to make changes. ↵ Press to edit a line and select the item to be changed. Press the arrows to change the selected item. Select “Add line” or “Remove line” to add or remove lines. | 26 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 27: Alarms/ Lights
7,200 kg with a threshold of 1,000 kg, the corresponding indicator light will flash, with a progressive period, from 6,200 to 7,200, the weight at which it will remain on. | 27 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 28: Configuring The Alarms
7,200 kg with a threshold of 1,000 kg, the corresponding indicator light will flash, with a progressive period, from 6,200 to 7,200, the weight at which it will remain on. | 28 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 29: Bluetooth
Note: It is recommended to change the Bluetooth name of the scale to the serial number. This way, if there is more than one V5 scale in operation at a site, it will be easy to differentiate them. To download the TrackMobile mobile app, go to the App Store or Google Play on your device and enter "TrackMobile"... -
Page 30: Profiles
6 characters. Note: The maximum number of profiles is adjustable, from 1 to 25, when the multi-profile option is enabled. See "Special Functions: Multi- profile", p. 38. | 30 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 31: Advanced Scale Functions
“Menu/Setup/Diagnostic” and press the following buttons in order: 2 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 1. Note: The advanced functions are automatically disabled when the device is turned on or after a period of inactivity. | 31 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 32: Advanced
Saves and restores the global configuration as well as all profiles in the communication box. To save the configuration, select “Save configuration” using the arrow ↵ keys and press To retrieve a previously recorded data set, select it using the arrow keys ↵ and press | 32 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... - Page 33 The sensors position; The calibration; The alarms configuration; The display configuration. The overall configuration includes the following: The number of the profile in use; The print configuration; The language used; The advanced options used. | 33 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
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Page 34: Copy - Paste
Note: This menu only appears when the advanced functions are activated. See page 31. Duplicate the current profile’s specific configuration and apply them to all the other available profiles. This makes it easier to create multiple profiles with similar parameters. | 34 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 35: System Tests
System tests [Menu/System/-Advanced-/System tests] Note: This menu only appears when the advanced functions are activated. See page 31. Allows you to test the alarms and printer. | 35 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 36: Communication
Note: This menu only appears if advanced functions are enabled. See page 31. Configure the four available RS-232 ports of the communication box. The available choices are: Printer Server (communicate with a terminal, for example, a PC) Undefined (unused port) | 36 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 37: Trackbox
Sensor delay. : Allows you to set the grace period in thousandths of a second (milliseconds) before the alarm sounds. Note : TrackBox is only offered as an option on 2-3-4 axles vocational trucks. | 37 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 38: Special Functions
Disable alarms: Disables the “alarm” function. Disable zero: Disables the zero empty weight mode on the main display. ZERO empty wght: When zeroing, a correction is made with respect to the empty weight during the vehicle calibration. | 38 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... - Page 39 Password: Once activated, requires a password when accessing the Menu. Note: The default password is: 1 - 0 - 0 - 2. Note: To change the default password, select “Enter Password” and ↵ press | 39 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
- Page 40 Password Max. len: Determines the maximum length of the password, between 4 and 8 characters. Enter Password: Allows configuration of a new password. | 40 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
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Page 41: Calibration
1. Measuring and entering the weight of each axle group when the truck is empty; 2. Loading the vehicle; 3. Measuring and entering the weight of each axle group when the truck is full. | 41 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 42: Empty Calibration
Make sure the truck is empty. Step 1 Press Menu. Step 2 ↵ Select Calibration and press Step 3 ↵ Select Empty and press Note: To perform the Full load truck calibration, go to step 11. | 42 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... - Page 43 0.5m (2 ft.) from the certified scale and take note of the position, as you will have to reposition the truck in the same way for the full. | 43 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
- Page 44 Repeat steps 4 to 6 for each available axle group in order. When “Total” step is completed, the following message will appear: Note: If the scale has never been calibrated before, the following message will appear: Step 8 Completely load the truck. | 44 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
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Page 45: Full Load Calibration
Note: Answer "YES" to the mention to modify the calibration. This will take you to the Full calibration, without deleting the calibration previously done on empty. Step 11 ↵ Select Full and press Note: To perform the Empty truck calibration, return to step 3. | 45 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... - Page 46 Note: The choice of axle groups available depends on the type of truck selected. See “Truck types”, p. 13. (6-10-12 Wheels) (12W 2FR) (Semi-trailer) Step 13 Using the arrows, adjust the weight to the value indicated by the certified scale. | 46 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
- Page 47 Press to confirm. Step 15 Repeat steps 12 to 14 for each available axle group in order. When the “Total” step is completed, the following message will appear: You are ready to work! | 47 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
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Page 48: Functionalities
Press Button 1. The pictogram will blink. To disable the alarms: Press buttons 2 or 3 until the word and pictogram "Alarms” appears at top right. Press Button 1. The pictogram will stop blinking. | 48 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 49: Printing
The pictogram will stop blinking. Note: Depending on the configuration, the ticket may be printed in one part (see page 24). Therefore, the last step is not required. | 49 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 50: Units
Press Buttons 2 or 3 until the word and pictogram “Units” appears at top right. Press Button 1 to change the unit of measure. Note: The kilogram (kg) is the default unit of measurement. | 50 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 51: Zeroing
To disable the zero function: Press Button 2 again to deactivate the zeroing. Note : If the "ZERO empty weight" function (p. 39) is enabled and this option used, "Total(Net,KG)" indication will change to "Total(NetEW,KG)". | 51 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 52: Update Through Usb Port
Note: This menu only appears when the advanced functions are activated. See page 31. Required - V5 version 1.3.001 or later - Communication box (CBox) version 1.3.001 or later - USB key with update file(s) (.BIN) - Note the following setting to avoid losing them during the update... - Page 53 "TrackWeight” folder on the USB key. Once completed, remove the USB key from the computer. Step 4 Power the V5 electronic scale and ensure that the power supply remains active throughout the entire process. Step 5 On the communication box, remove the protective cover of the USB connector.
- Page 54 Step 7 Wait for the end of the update process. Progress is shown on the monitor. Step 8 Check the version in the « Informations » menu. | 54 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
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Page 55: Diagnostic
Normal working ranges* are: Table of working ranges depending on sensor type Sensor type Function Minimum Maximum Unit FLEX Flex -3.0 mV/V Neutral Neutral -3.0 mV/V * These numbers do not constitute the initial adjustment values. | 55 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 56: System Informations
Note: This menu only appears when the advanced functions are activated. See page 31. View various technical system information: V5 SN: monitor serial number Soft: version of the monitor software CBox SN: serial number of the communication box Soft: software version of the communication box V. -
Page 57: Specifications
Ports 2x RS-232, 3x Alarms outputs, 1x CANBUS, 1x USB, 4x Sensors inputs, 2x Auxiliary inputs Sensor types FLEX – Air – Neutral – Load Cell Weight 206 g Part Number BRT00700/ BRT00700-BT | 57 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 58: List Of Parts
Kit with 3 LED lights BRT 5382 Support for 3 LED lights Printer option BRT 5324 Printer BRT6313 Cable for printer RMT000026 Printer Roll User manual BRT 9153-ANG Vulcan V5 User Manual V1.3.012 | 58 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 59: Semi - Trailer Installation Options
If the scale has already been calibrated, the messages will scroll to the top left of the main screen: The possible messages to appear: Calibration required Calibration in progress Sensor in error Check sensor configuration Unusually high variation: Moving truck. Sensor error | 59 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 60: Calibration Sheet
CALIBRATION SHEET Truck/Tractor: ____________ Year: ____________ Unit: ____________ Date: Axle Empty weight Full weight Notes Group Date: Axle Empty weight Full weight Notes Group Date: Axle Empty weight Full weight Notes Group | 60 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... -
Page 61: Contact Us
CONTACT US This manual has been produced to standardize the configuration and calibration of the Vulcan V5 onboard weighing system and related optional accessories. If you have any questions during setup and/or calibration, please contact your authorized Vulcan dealer or call us at 1-800-237-0022. -
Page 62: Update Notes
V1.2.007 (BRT06331.1 User Manual EN TrackWeight BRT5): - Updating of screens - Added the Startup screen with details - Added "Date / Time" configuration - Added "Communication" section - Update of the "System Information" section | 62 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012... - Page 63 | 63 V5 – User Manual V1.3.012...
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