Fairbanks InterAct FB3000 Series - Manual (Page 135)

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not. In these cases, the program will determine scale motion using the tolerance value.
Transactions cannot be stored while the scale is in motion.
Minimum Net Weight
You can require a minimum net weight for your transactions. Minimum net weight can also be set
for each truck. The value entered here will be used for trucks with no minimum net weight
specified.
Maximum Net Weight
You can specify a maximum net weight for your transactions. Maximum net weight can also be set
for each truck. The value entered here will be used for trucks with no maximum net weight
specified. Zero disables the check for maximum net weight.
Minimum Gross Weight
You can require a minimum gross weight for your transactions. Minimum gross weight can also be
set for each truck. The value entered here will be used for trucks with no minimum gross weight
specified.
Maximum Gross Weight
You can specify a maximum gross weight for your transactions. Maximum gross weight can also
be set for each truck. The value entered here will be used for trucks with no maximum gross
weight specified. Zero disables the check for maximum gross weight.
Display Target Weight As
The target weight is calculated as the total maximum gross weights for all the vehicles on the scale
(truck, container, trailer, etc.) less the current tare weight. You can choose to display the target in
the current Ticket Units or in one of two user units, if defined and a conversion factor has been
specified for the selected material.
Zero Return
Check this box to require the scale to return to zero before another transaction can be started.
Multiple Items (Weigh In=Previous Weigh Out)
When processing multiple item weight transactions, you can check this box to automatically set the
weight in for the current item to equal the weight out of the previous item.
Adjustments (Percent of Load Label)
Your trucks may haul multiple materials in a single load. You can process a multiple item ticket
with a single truck weighment by estimating the amount of each material on the load with a
percentage. For example, 75% may be material A and 25% is material B. By entering a label
name, a control will appear on the weigh screen that allows you to enter this percentage.
Adjustments (Percent Deduction Label)
Grain operations typically deduct a percentage of the net weight for moisture content and foreign
materials. By entering a label name, a control will appear on the weigh screen that allows you to
enter this percentage.