80T3X10M Truck Scale Rental Charging Self-Service Public Scale Machine

Introduction to Unattended Truck Scale System:

The fully automatic unattended weighing system for truck scales mainly consists of electronic truck scales, computers, printers, video surveillance, radio frequency identification (RFID) card reading systems, traffic lights, barriers, and weighing management software.

It can be applied for cargo measurement in industries such as mining, ports, and waste management.

Components of the RFID Unattended Weighing System:

Includes RFID card system, barriers, traffic lights, LED large screen display system, video surveillance system, intercom system, remote printing system, anti-remote control, etc.;

Centralized storage at the backend, with remote output of weighing slips through network printers in various scale houses;

The RFID long-range card reading and writing system and road access control system automatically collect data for each transport vehicle, perform anti-checks, and if the weighing process is not completed, automatically manage the vehicle.

The system utilizes microwave radio frequency identification technology, electronic truck scale technology, communication technology, automatic control technology, database technology, computer network technology, and software technology, making it a modern intelligent weighing control system.

Solutions for Unattended Weighing Software Video Display Issues:

1. Check if the computer's IP address has been changed (normally, the computer's IP address should not change):

Open "Network and Sharing Center" in the computer taskbar—"Network Connections"—then click "Details" to view the computer's specific IP address.

2. Re-terminate the network cable connectors, ensuring both ends are wired identically.

3. Check if the computer's IP address and the camera's IP address are on the same subnet:

4. Check if the computer's IP address conflicts with the camera's IP address or matches the IP address of another device.

To resolve, open the "Start" menu at the bottom left—"Run"—enter "cmd" and press Enter. In the window that appears, type "ping 192.168.1.111 (IP address of the device with no video)" and press Enter. Check if there is a returned value. If no value is returned, it indicates an IP address conflict; change the device's IP address using the browser tool.

5. Check the computer's network interface indicator lights: green should be steadily lit, yellow should be flashing. If no lights are on, check for loose network cables at the computer or switch end.

6. Locate the camera with no video and check if its power supply is normal (if powered normally, a red light should be visible externally). Verify if the camera's power supply polarity is correct. Use a multimeter to measure if the camera's supply voltage is 12V (be cautious to avoid short circuits). 80T3X10M Truck Scale Rental Charging Self-Service Public Scale Machine