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Press
[Q’TY/PST]
to confirm and move to the next setting.
“LIM-Hi”
should now
appear on the display with zero digits on the right of the display. Use the numeric
keys
[1-9]
to manually enter the high check limit. Press
[Q’TY/PST]
to confirm.
“Lim-Lo”
should now appear on the display with the same zero digits on the right of
the display. Use the numeric keys to enter to low limit and press the
[Q’TY/PST]
key to confirm.
6.4
PARTS
COUNTING
6.4.1 The unit weight of object is unknown
Place a sample quantity of items on the scale/ platform, Enter the quantity of items by
using the numeric keys on the indicator, then press the [SMPL] key. Once the scale
stabilises, the quantity will show on the total quantity display and the balance will enter
the counting mode automatically.
6.4.2 The unit weight of object is known
Enter the known weight of the item using the numeric keys on the indicator, Press the
[UNIT W.T.]
key, the quantity is shown on the quantity display and enter the counting
mode automatically.
The larger the sample weight is, the more accurate the quantity will be.
With both the “Unit weight” and “Quantity” displays showing zero, pressing either
the
[UNIT W.T]
. Key or the
[SMPL]
key will recall the latest piece weight value.
When Press the
[UNIT W.T]
. key to get the unit weight, if the value which you place
next time is more than 10% of the last sampling value and less than the last
sampling value of present, the balance will automatically re-calibration the unit
weight. User can set this function on /off in
“F2 AVG”
.
If the unit weight and quantity all known, the balance will recalculate the unit weight
according the quantity shows in the total quantity display when you press the
[UNIT
W.T]
.
6.4.3 Automatic update of unit weight
The scales will automatically update the unit weight when a sample less than the initial
sample count is added. A beep will be heard when the value is updated. It is wise to check
the quantity is correct when the unit weight has been updated automatically.
The user can turn this function ON/OFF by pressing the AVG key.
6.4.4 Accumulation/ Totalising
The totalising function can be used up to a maximum of 99 times before it must be reset.
The totalising display is limited to seven digits maximum.