Also required for backwards compatibility. Refer to the support document Loadscan LVS – Compaction Factor Adjustment (pre-v3.0-619).

Refer to knowledgebase document Loadscan LVS – High Side Capacity Computation for details.

Overrides the reference scan expiry period for the configured region with a custom period in months.

A value of zero disables reference scan expiry. In this case and no ‘Reference Scan Expired’ warnings are reported.

Weight estimate function enabled.

Display weight estimate as the primary measurement on the LED message board load report instead of volume. This provides immediate weight information to truck drivers.

Other load report outputs and saved records are not affected.

Also required for backwards compatibility. Refer to the support document Loadscan LVS – Weight Estimate Function (pre-v3.0-619).

Password

Note: The measurement records log file format is forced to v4 if not already. This may affect older systems generating v3 format log files. Refer to support document Loadscan LVS – Log File Formats for details.

Enable ‘boom filter’ to remove grapple boom from scan profile and allow scanning of grapple trucks where the grapple boom extends over the top of the bin.

Only suitable for applications where accuracy is not crucial.

This filter cannot work in all cases and accuracy of measurement is lower for grapple trucks.

Enable ‘wet blanket filter’.

This is a load profile smoothing filter with a similar effect to draping a wet blanket over the load.

Effectively removes gaps in load where scanners can see through branches etc by smoothing in upward (positive) direction only.

Current options are:

• Utilization: load as a percentage of estimated bin capacity.
• Capacity: estimated bin capacity

Trucks fitted with these tags automatically use 2-scan measurement mode, without manual vehicle identification required.

See LVS knowledgebase document Automatic 2-scan measurements for details.

This function should only be used where the ID is scanned from a barcode/QR code and mistakes cannot occur.

OverView software is now deprecated and LVS users running this software should be encouraged to move to the MyScanner cloud service.

File-sharing connections require remote computers to connect as ‘Guest’ user (with no password by default).

When enabled, a CHANGE NETWORK PASSWORD button is visible in the Password Settings dialog (Settings > Passwords).

Optionally set a password for network access to shared folders on the operator console.

When a password is set, remote network access to shared folders requires connecting as “Guest” user with the password as set.

Set blank password (default) to allow network access without a password.

Note that local network and/or Microsoft Windows settings may restrict shared folder access without a password. File-sharing is older technology that is becoming increasingly hard to support on secure modern networks.

This setting should only be enabled where the LVS user was previously using file-share access to LVS user data for functionality that is not supported by other methods.

This can be used to display a custom message such as ‘PRESS ‘NEW’ TO ADD MANUAL RECORD’ on a stand-alone operator console for manual tracking-only record entry.

For RFID tag identification this requires cab-mounted tags that can be detected before the truck cab reaches the scan head.

Disable error on detection of cover over the load surface.

Cover detection can be disabled where bin/load profiles are falsely triggering COVERED/OVER-FULL errors. This may be caused by:

• sudden large drops in front-to-rear load profile
• very high loading
• very lumpy loads, big rocks, debris.

Only suitable for trucks that never have covers fitted, such as mine dumpers.

Reference scan records for locked out vehicles are retained, but the corresponding vehicle IDs are blocked and cannot be used for load measurement.

A ‘Lock Out’ check-box appears on the Edit Vehicle Record dialog for a vehicle selected in the Vehicle Database screen.

Disable detection of load generated visual pollution such as steam or dust.

This supresses VISUAL POLLUTION IN TRAY errors but may result in measurement errors where significant amounts of steam or dust are present above the load surface.

Use for lumpy, non-steamy material only.

This is equivalent to setting the ‘VisPollLevelThresh’ system setting to 0 but gives users the ability to enable and disable detection of load generated visual pollution as and when required.

The HTML report is available at:

http://X.X.X.X/current.html

where X.X.X.X is the IP address of the LVS.

Refer to the service-level support document LoadScan LVS – Functions and Settings for Trade Certified Systems for details.

This setting must not be enabled on trade certified LVS systems, except during accuracy testing.

This is the maximum capacity per bin if only one scale range is defined.

This is the maximum capacity per bin if exactly two scale ranges are defined.

No second scale range defined if 0.

This is the maximum capacity per bin if exactly three scale ranges are defined.

No third scale range defined if 0.

Above the tolerance margin a ‘LOAD OVER RANGE’ error will be reported with no measurement.

If FALSE, measurements below minimum capacity will result in a ‘LOAD UNDER RANGE’ error with no measurement.

An expired reference scan continues to work but a ‘REFERENCE SCAN EXPIRED’ warning is reported.

0.3 (default mph)

5.0 (default mph)