CAMBRIDGE DL-CSW-10AT-LFT, Installation, Setup And Operation

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2.2 Calibration
Press and hold the GRS/NET key, as described previously in section 1.5. ScAlE
will be displayed. Press the lb/kg key to move right, CALib will be displayed. Press
the GRS/NET key to move down, C1 will be displayed. Press the lb/kg key to move
right, the raw counts will be displayed. With no weight on the scale and the scale
level, press the
ZERO
button, “0” will be displayed. Press the
Print/Enter key to enter
the data. “0” is now entered and the display returns to
C1 .
Note: With the forks completely level use C1 or C2 to zero the angles. There is no
need to use both C1 and C2.
Press GRS/NET key to move down, C3 will be displayed. Press the lb/kg key to
move to the right, the last calibrated weight will flash then the current weight on the
scale is displayed. Place a known test weight on the scale with the forks level. Press
the
ZERO key, the first digit of the weight will flash. Use the ZERO and GRS/NET
keys to increase or decrease the digits value. Press the TARE key to move left, the
next digit will flash. Repeat the steps until the correct weight is entered. Press the
PRINT key to record the data. The display will return to C3 .
Press the GRS/NET key until End is displayed, then press PRINT . Calibration is
now complete.
2.3 Linearity Correction
If linearity correction is needed, press the GRS/NET key (from the calibration
menu) to move down to C4 . Press the lb/kg key to move right, the last calibrated
weight will flash or “ notset
” will flash if this point has not been previously set. Next
the current weight on the scale will be displayed. Place a known test weight on the
scale with the forks level. Press the
ZERO key for the first digit of the displayed
weight to flash. Enter the weight as described in section 1.4, then press the PRINT
key to record the data. Continue these steps for C5 , C6 and C7 .
Linearity correction points ( C4 - C7 ) can be used in any order and in any quantity
or not at all if no correction is necessary. After calibration is complete you may also
return to these correction points and make changes to its value without affecting any
of the original calibration points.