UPS WorldShip Help 2009 Version 11.0
Set Hardware System Preferences:
Notes:
- See Local Area Network (LAN) workstation restrictions.
- The Hardware tab does not appear if scale support is not available in your country.
Use the Hardware tab in the System Preferences Editor window to set up an electric scale.
To set up your hardware system preferences:
1. On the Tools menu, click System preferences Editor. The System Preferences Editor window appears.
2. Click the Hardware tab.
3. Click the down arrow in the Scale Port box and select the scale port.
4. Click the down arrow in the Scale Type box and select the scale type. The path for the corresponding scale configuration file appears below the Scale Type box.
- The following scale type are supported for the COM1, COM2, COM3, and COM4 scale ports:
Fairbanks 70-2453-4
Fairbanks 70-2455
Fairbanks SCBR9000-14 150lb Flat Top
Fairbanks SBB R9000-14U150lb Flat Top
NCI 3825
NCI 3835
Toledo PS 2 + 5113 250lb Roller Top
Toledo PS60-5155 150lb Flat Top
Toledo PS60-5165 150lb Flat Top
Toledo PS60-5165 150lb Roller Top
Toledo PS905113000 300lb Flat Top
Toledo PS905113000 300lb Roller Top
- The following scale types are supported for the USB scale port (if USB is supported by your system):
Fairbanks SCB R9000-14U 150lb Flat Top
Toledo PS60-5155 150lb Flat Top
Tip: The Scale Type box may also list additional scale types that you have added.
5. Click the Test Scale button to test the scale and settings. The Test Active Scale window appears and displays the status of the scale connection and the weight registered by the scale. See Test Active Scale Window Overview.
6. Click the OK button. The System Preferences Editor window appears.
7. Do one of the following:
- Click the Apply button to accept the changes made on any System Preferences Editor tab and keep the System Preferences Editor window open.
- Click the OK button to accept the changes made on any System Preferences Editor tab and close the System Preferences Editor window.
- Click the Cancel button to remove changes made on any System Preferences Editor tab and close the System Preferences Editor window.