28
3
[
Er2, 06
]
2# sensor failure
Check 2# sensor, main line, terminal
connection line and junction box.
4
[
Err220
]
Undervoltage power
supply
Check the supply voltage
Table 8.3 Fault display codes in use
8.3 The instrument weight is set to zero and the total accumulated quantity is
cleared.
8.3.1 Set the instrument to zero manually.
After the instrument has been used for a period of time, due to various reasons,
the zero point may shift to a certain extent, so it is necessary to manually reset
the zero point. In the absence of any level password, the weight range of reset
operation needs to meet the requirements of parameter F04. The specific operation
steps are as follows:
Key
Lower
display
Upper
display
meaning
[zero 1]
[
,,,***
]
[
,,,,***
]
In the normal weighing state, wait for the
weight to stabilize (the stabilizing light
is always on).
Press [Set to zero 1]
[
,,,***
]
[
,,,,,,0
]
(This is assuming that the gross weight/net
weight of scale 1# is displayed in the upper
row)
Table 8.4 Operating Steps of Manual Zero Setting
Note: If it is unstable or the current weight exceeds the zero setting range,
zero setting is invalid.
Note: After the zeroing operation is successfully completed, the current tare
value corresponding to the corresponding scale number will also be zeroed.
Note: After logging in the password of user (User-1) or above, the zeroing
range is unlimited, and the zeroing operation at this time is equivalent to
The zero point is calibrated.
Note: The above figure shows the manual zeroing operation of scale 1#. If you
want to operate scale 2#, press [zeroing 2] according to the above steps.
8.3.2 Cumulative amount of clearance
In some workflows, cumulative quantity may be displayed. If you need to clear the
current cumulative quantity, you can do the following:
