Quality Check Using Weighing Scale
Objective
This guide explains how to perform QC using the Quality Check screen in ManufApp when a weighing scale is connected to the system.
The system helps the operator scan a lot, fetch produced quantity, capture weight from the weighing scale, set tare/jali weight, and calculate OK and rejected quantity.
Step 1: Open Quality Check
Open the Quality Check application and select the correct Operator.
Step 2: Scan Lot
Enter or scan the Lot ID and click Fetch.
The system will automatically fetch the Produced Quantity from the lot.
Step 4: Fetch Scale Reading
Place the material on the weighing scale and click Fetch.
The Scale Reading will come directly from the weighing scale.
Step 5: Set Jali / Tare
Enter the Jali / Tare weight manually, if material is kept in a tray, jali, or container.
Click Set.
Step 6: Check OK and Rejected Qty
The system will calculate:
OK Qty = Scale Reading - Tare weight
Rejected Qty = Produced Qty − OK Qty
The rejected quantity will come automatically.
Step 7: Submit
After checking all values, click SUBMIT to save the QC result.
Notes
Produced quantity comes automatically after a lot of scans.
Scale reading comes from the weighing scale.
Jali / Tare can be entered manually.
The rejected quantity is calculated automatically.
Use the correct COM port for scale connection.
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