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The main screen

Main screen with a spool

Everything the scale knows about the spool in front of you, on one screen.

It wakes up on its own

Put something on the pad and the display comes back by itself. No tapping.


What is on it

Area Shows
Top row filament name, vendor, colour swatch
Status bar WiFi, backend, and any diagnostic finding
Remaining what your inventory says is left on the spool
Scale what the load cell reads right now
Difference scale minus inventory, so you can see at a glance what a print used
Bottom last used, last dried
Bottom right settings

Weights are shown and written back as whole grams.


The states you will see

Idle

Waiting. The scale is tared and ready.

Nearly empty spool

A spool with little left on it. The remaining weight is highlighted so an almost-empty spool is obvious before you start a long print.

Backend offline

WiFi is up but the backend does not answer. The scale keeps weighing; it just cannot look anything up or write anything back.

Check the address and port under Settings → Connection. A missing port is a common cause - see Backends.

No WiFi

No network at all. Weighing still works, everything else waits.


The status bar talks

If something is wrong with the hardware, the status bar says so in plain words rather than showing a cryptic abbreviation. Tap it and it explains the cause and what to do, with a button that takes you straight there where there is something to do.

Every message it can show is listed under What the scale is telling you.


Detail view

Tap the spool area for the full record: article number, production date, temperatures, Spoolman ID, tag UID. Main screen and detail view share one layout grid, so nothing jumps when you switch between them.


Settings

Bottom right. Four tiles:

Settings

Tile Holds
Connection WiFi, backend, addresses and credentials
Scale bag weight, drying, location, tag writing, calibration
Display brightness, timeout, date format
System web interface, firmware, language, info, NFC reset check, restart, factory reset