Tru-Test JR5000 ID5000 XR5000 Guide de démarrage rapide

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Guide de démarrage rapide
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QUICKSTART GUIDE
This guide takes you through your first use of your XR5000, ID5000 or JR5000
weigh scale indicator.
Contents
Unpacking the box .................................. 1
Charging the battery ................................ 2
Getting around ........................................ 3
Installing ................................................. 4
Setting up the indicator ........................... 5
Recording information ............................. 6
Viewing information ................................ 7
Putting information on ............................. 8
Getting information off ............................ 9
Getting help .......................................... 11
For users of 3000 series indicators ......... 13
Maintenance and servicing .................... 14
Disposal ................................................ 14
Compliance ........................................... 15
For further information on any topic, press on
the indicator, view the reference information on
the supplied USB stick or visit tru-test.com
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See
“Getting help”
onpage 12
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Unpacking the box
Check that you have all of these items. If anything is missing, contact your supplier.
Hard plastic carry case
Weigh scale indicator
Mounting bracket
Mains power adaptor
and power plug
Power plugs for different
countries are included.
USB stick
The USB stick contains Data Link PC
software and reference information.
USB series A to mini-B
cable
This cable connects the indicator to a
PC.
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Charging the battery
Use the mains power adaptor to charge the indicator’s internal battery from the
mains power supply.
For best results, do not charge the battery if the temperature is less than
0
o
C, or greater than 40
o
C.
If the indicator’s battery is completely discharged, only the red ‘Weight
stable light’ will illuminate when the power adaptor is plugged in. After
approximately 3-4 hours, the screen will turn on and the battery charging
icon will be displayed. Leave the indicator on charge for 8-10 hours in
order to fully charge the battery.
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Getting around
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Installing
Before you can weigh animals, you need to connect the indicator to some load bars
or load cells. To identify animals using electronic (EID) tags, you also need to
connect the indicator to an EID reader.
Installing the indicator and load bars
Connecting the indicator to an EID reader
Connecting via
Bluetooth
®
1. First, switch on the indicator.
2. Then, switch on the EID reader.
For further instructions on pairing the EID reader, see the EID Reader User Manual.
Connecting via cable
Connect the EID reader to the indicator’s power/serial connector using a serial
cable, available from Datamars as an optional accessory.
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Setting up the indicator
The first time that you turn on the indicator, follow the step by step instructions to
set the language, country, date and time.
When shipped, the indicator is set up to manually record animal weights and IDs,
without drafting. You should change the way that the indicator is set up to suit the
task that you are about to perform.
Applying a favourite setup
Favourite setups are saved configurations that change the settings of the indicator
to suit a particular purpose. The indicator comes pre-loaded with various favourite
setups such as ‘Weigh with ID’ (weigh animals and record IDs at the same time).
When you start a new session you have the option to apply a favourite setup. In
the New Session screen, press
.
For more information about sessions, see
Recording information
on page 6.
Further modifying settings, if desired
After you have applied a favourite setup, you can further modify any of the settings,
if desired.
To modify the settings, from the Home screen, press
.
You can also change the information that you would like to see on the Weigh
screen during weighing.
To set up the Weigh screen, from the Settings screen, press
.
XR5000 and ID5000 models only - After you have changed any of the
settings, you can save these settings as your own customised favourite
setup. It will then be possible to apply this favourite setup next time you
want to do the same task. For example, you could start with the favourite
setup ‘Draft by weight with ID’, add Sex and Breed fields to the Weigh
screen, then save the modified setup to use again later.
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Recording information
Sessions
When you record information such as weight, it is stored in a session. A session is
like a file on a computer. We recommend that you start a new session each day or
for each group of animals.
To start a new session, from the Home screen press
.
Weighing an animal
Ensure that the indicator is displaying 0.0. If not, press
ZER O
.
1. Move the animal onto the platform.
2. If recording IDs, enter the animal’s VID or scan the EID tag using an EID
reader.
3. When the ‘weight stablemessage appears, press
REC
.
The indicator will record the weight along with any other information entered.
4. Move the animal off the platform.
If the indicator is not displaying 0.0 between animals or there are
problems with inaccurate or unstable weights, make sure that the bars
are firmly secured to the concrete floor and free from stones or dirt and
that the load bars are properly connected to the indicator.
If you set Weight Recording to Auto, you won't need to press
REC
for
each animal.
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Viewing information
You can view information collected during a session in the Session screens.
Graphs are only displayed on XR5000 and ID5000 models.
From the Weigh screen, press
:
You can view information about a particular animal or groups of animals in the
Animal screens.
From the Weigh screen, press
:
You can also access these screens from the Home screen.
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Putting information on
You can transfer session files and animal lifetime data from a PC to your indicator
using Data Link PC software.
XR5000 and ID5000 models You can also transfer any customised
favourite setups using this method.
If you haven't done so already, install Data Link on your PC. To do this,
insert the supplied USB flash drive into a USB port on your PC and
follow the instructions.
1. Connect the indicator to a PC using the cable supplied.
2. Launch Data Link on your PC.
3. Once Data Link has connected to the indicator, all the information on the
indicator will be displayed on Data Link.
4. Click
to transfer session files or animal lifetime data onto the indicator.
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Getting information off
There are four ways to get information off the indicator:
Datamars Livestock cloud software
You can:
save session files to the cloud.
monitor animal weight gains and
track performance to target
weights.
To do this:
1. From the
Home screen, press
, then
.
2. Enter your Datamars Livestock login
details and follow the instructions.
livestock.datamars.com
USB flash drive
You can:
save session files.
back up the database of all
animals and session data stored
on the indicator.
To do this:
1. Plug a USB flash drive into the bottom
USB port on the indicator.
2. On the indicator, tick the items to
save.
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Data Link mobile app
You can:
transfer and share session files.
register a transaction with NAIT (NZ)
or NLIS (Australia).
upload sessions to Datamars
Livestock.
To do this:
1. From the
Home screen, press
, then
.
2. Launch the app on your mobile
and follow the instructions.
The Tru-Test Data Link app is available to download for free from the Google Play* store
(Android* devices) or from the Apple App store* (Apple iOS*).
Data Link PC software
You can:
save session files.
save animal lifetime data.
save favourite setups (XR5000 and
ID5000 models).
back up the database of all animal
and session data stored on the
indicator.
To do this:
1. Connect the indicator to a PC
using the cable supplied.
2. Launch Data Link on your PC.
3. Click
to get information off
the indicator.
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Getting help
Help articles and videos
The Datamars Livestock Help Centre provides searchable articles and videos to help
you when you need it. The Help Centre provides instant support for our apps,
software and products. Access the help centre via the Data Link app or go to
support.livestock.datamars.com
Online training
The Datamars Livestock Training Academy provides easy, accessible online training
modules. You can work at your own pace to learn about our products and
solutions. Register for free at livestock.datamars.com/training-academy
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Instructional setup guides
Setup Guides help you make the most of your Tru-Test device. They provide
instructions and practical examples to help you:
Set up and use advanced features
Use your device with other third-party software or hardware.
Examples of some titles:
Treatments in the XR5000 and ID5000 indicator
Drafting using a 5000 indicator
Connecting and using an Ovi-Scan 6 Pregnancy Scanner with a 5000 indicator
To access these guides:
1. Go to tru-test.com
2. Click Guides & Advice > Set-up Guides.
3. Filter and navigate to the product information you want.
~ or ~
Click into the product page and
click Set-up Guides on the left
panel menu.
XR5000 product page
Troubleshooting
For personalised troubleshooting and advice, chat with us directly. In the Data Link
app, tap on
, then . In the Tru-Test website tru-test.com, Data Link Help
Centre or Datamars Livestock Training Academy click on
in the bottom right-
hand corner of the screen.
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For users of 3000 series indicators
Key differences
If you’ve used a 3000 series indicator before, here are a few key differences with
the 5000 series indicator which you will want to know.
On a 5000 series indicator:
The word ‘session’ is used instead of file.
A file (session) is started by pressing instead of selecting a
blank file.
A new session will automatically have the same settings as the previous one,
however they can be changed at any time.
You can set up for a task more easily, using preset favourite setups. XR5000
and ID5000 models - You can also save your own customised favourite setups.
Fields can go anywhere on the Weigh screen. There’s no longer a distinction
between using the left hand side of the Weigh screen for viewing data and the
right hand side for entering data.
Data Link PC software is used to transfer data, instead of Link3000.
Transferring your data onto a 5000 series indicator
To transfer animal records from your 3000 series indicator to the 5000 series:
1. Install the Data Link software on your PC.
2. Use Data Link to transfer the data from your 3000 series indicator to a PC.
3. Use Data Link again to transfer the data onto the 5000 series indicator.
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Maintenance and servicing
Backing up your information
We strongly recommend that you regularly back up the data on your indicator by
transferring it to a PC using Data Link or a USB flash drive.
Updating your software
We recommend that you regularly update the indicator software so that you keep up
with the latest features and improvements.
To update the indicator's software:
1. Connect the indicator to a PC using the cable supplied.
2. Launch Data Link on your PC.
3. Click Tools / Updates.
4. Follow the step-by-step instructions.
For more information, see the Data Link help.
When updating software, the data on your indicator will remain intact. However,
we strongly recommend that you back up the indicator's database onto a PC
before
updating. In the unlikely event that an update fails, Technical Support will
help you to restore your data from the backup.
Caring for the indicator
Do not leave the indicator or load bars submerged in water. Store the indicator in a
cool, dry place.
Wipe the indicator using a damp cloth, warm water and soap. Other cleaners may
damage the case.
When the power/serial connector and load bar connectors are in use, join the dust caps
together. When they are not in use, fit the dust caps to the connectors. Always replace
the rubber cover over the USB ports when they are not in use.
Disposal
This product (and its battery/batteries, where applicable) must be disposed of separately from household waste. Instead,
it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the
recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment at
the time of disposal will help conserve natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human
health and the environment. For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling,
please contact your local city recycling office or the dealer from whom you purchased the product.
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Compliance
FCC notice
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.
FCC warning
Note: Users are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void
the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 cm (8”) between the antenna within this device
and your body.
Responsible party in the USA
This product is supplied by:
Datamars Inc
528 Grant Road
Mineral Wells
Texas 76067
UNITED STATES
Toll free: 800 874 8494
ISED Canada notice
This device complies with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
ISED Canada warning
Installation within Canada: To maintain compliance with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada RF exposure
compliance requirements, please follow the operation instructions as documented in this manual. This equipment should be
installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 cm (8”) between the antenna within this device and your body.
UK declaration of conformity
Hereby, Datamars declares that the radio equipment types JR5000, ID5000 and XR5000 are in compliance with the relevant
statutory requirements. The full text of the declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address:
http://livestock.tru-test.com/en/compliance
UK Importer:
Datamars UK,
Pheasant Mill, Dunsdale Rd,
Selkirk TD7 5DZ,
United Kingdom
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EU declaration of conformity
Hereby, Datamars declares that the radio equipment types JR5000, ID5000 and XR5000 are in compliance with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address:
http://livestock.tru-test.com/en/compliance
This radio equipment emits a maximum of 89.13 mW e.i.r.p. in the frequency band 2.40 to 2.48 GHz.
The
Bluetooth
® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by
Datamars SA and its subsidiaries is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective holders.
All trademarks with an * are neither owned by nor licensed to Datamars SA and belong to their respective owners.
EU Importer:
Datamars Slovakia s.r.o.
Dolné Hony 6, 949 01
Nitra, Slovak Republic
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GUÍA DE INICIO RÁPIDO
Esta guía le acompañará durante el primer uso del indicador de pesaje XR5000,
ID5000 o JR5000.
Contenidos
Instrucciones de desempacado ......................... 17
Cómo cargar la batería .................................... 18
Vistazo general ................................................ 19
Instalación ....................................................... 20
Configuración del indicador ............................. 21
Registro de la información ............................... 22
Ver datos ........................................................ 23
Transferir datos al indicador ............................. 24
Transferir datos del indicador ........................... 25
Ayuda ............................................................. 27
Para usuarios de indicadores de la serie 3000 .. 29
Mantenimiento y servicio ................................. 30
Desecho .......................................................... 31
Cumplimiento normativo ................................. 31
Para obtener más información sobre cualquier
tema, pulse
en el indicador, consulte la
información Ade referencia en la memoria USB
suministrada o visite tru-test.com
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Véase
Ayuda”
en la gina 27
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Instrucciones de desempacado
Revise que cuente con todos estos artículos. Si falta algo, póngase en contacto con
su proveedor.
Estuche de plástico duro Indicador de pesaje Soporte de montaje
Adaptador de corriente
eléctrica y enchufe
Se han incluido enchufes para
distintos países.
Unidad flash USB
La unidad flash contiene el
software Data Link para PC y
la información de referencia.
Cable USB serie A a
mini-B
Este cable sirve para conectar
el indicador a una PC.
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Cómo cargar la batería
Use el adaptador de corriente para cargar la batería interna del indicador desde un
tomacorriente.
Para mejores resultados, no cargue la batería si la temperatura es menor
que 0 °C, o mayor que 40 °C.
Si la batería del indicador está completamente descargada, solo se
iluminará la luz roja de "peso estable" cuando el se enchufe el adaptador
de corriente. Luego de aproximadamente 3-4 horas, la pantalla se
encenderá y mostrará el icono de la batería cargándose. Deje el indicador
cargando por 8-10 horas para que la batería cargue completamente.
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Vistazo general
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Instalación
Antes de poder pesar animales, debe primero conectar el indicador a algunas
barras o celdas de carga. Para identificar animales con las etiquetas electrónicas
(IDE), tendrá que conectar el indicador a un lector IDE.
Instalación del indicador y las barras de carga
Conexión del indicador a un lector IDE
Conexión vía
Bluetooth
®
1. Primero, encienda el indicador.
2. Luego, encienda el lector IDE.
Si necesita más información acerca de cómo sincronizar el lector IDE, vea el
Manual del usuario del lector IDE.
Conexión con un cable serial
Conecte el lector IDE al conector serial / de corriente del indicador a través de un
cable serial, disponible en Datamars como accesorio opcional.
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Tru-Test JR5000 ID5000 XR5000 Guide de démarrage rapide

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Guide de démarrage rapide