Storing Piece Weights and Tares into Memory
This scale can store up to 256 piece weights and tares, allowing the user to quickly recall stored values when switching
between products.
1.
From normal weighing mode, press the ST.PLU key to enter this mode. The WEIGHT window will display “
Prog
”
and the COUNT window will display “
Addr.
”. The PIECE WEIGHT window will display the input address data to be
entered.
2.
Use the number keys to select an address for the piece weight and tare that you will input. Addresses between
1-256 are valid. Press the Enter key to confirm or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode without storing the
address.
3.
The COUNT window will display “
nAmE
” and the PIECE WEIGHT window will display the last 6 characters of any
previously stored address name. Use the number keys to input the address name (max length of 16 characters).
Press the Enter key to confirm and go to the next step, or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode without
storing the address name.
Example: Address 001 can be “Apples”.
Note: See page 11 for display and character key entry definitions. Pressing a key multiple times quickly will cycle
through the available characters for that key. Pausing will select that character and advance to the next.
4.
The WEIGHT window will display “
g Lb
” and the PIECE WEIGHT window will display “
Unit.0
” or “
Unit.1
”. Use
the Unit key to select
Unit.0
for grams or
Unit.1
for pounds as the stored piece weight unit of measure. Press
the Enter key to confirm or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode.
5.
The COUNT window will display “
tArE.0
” or “
tArE.1
” and the PIECE WEIGHT window will show any previously
stored tare weight. Use the 0 key to select “
Tare.0
” for an unknown tare weight (to be measured) or use the 1
key to select “
Tare.1
“ for a known tare weight. Press the Enter key to confirm or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to
exit this mode.
a.
If you selected “
Tare.0
“to measure the tare weight, empty the weighing platter; the Zero light should be
lit. Place an empty container on the platter. The container weight will display in the PIECE WEIGHT window.
Press the Enter key to store the tare into memory.
b.
If you selected“
Tare.1
” to enter a known tare weight, any previously stored tare weight for this address
will be shown in PIECE WEIGHT window. Use the number keys to enter the new tare and press the Enter key
to confirm, or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode.
6.
The COUNT window will display “
PCt.0
” or “
PCt.1
”. Use the 0 key to select “
PCT.0
”for an unknown piece
count (to be calculated) or use the 1 key to select“
PCT.1
” for a known piece count. Press the Enter key to
confirm or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode.
a.
If you selected “
PCT.0
”to calculate the piece weight, the COUNT window will show “
SPL
” (SAMPLE).
Place samples on platter and the PIECE WEIGHT window will show the sample’s net weight. Press the Enter
key. The COUNT window will then show “
PCS
” (PIECES) and the PIECE WEIGHT window will show any
previously stored piece count for that address. Use the number keys to enter the new piece count and
press the Enter key to confirm, or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode.
b.
If you selected“
PCT.1
” to enter a known piece weight, the COUNT window will show “
PCt
”(piece weight)
and any previously stored piece weight for this address will be shown in PIECE WEIGHT window. Use the
number keys to enter the new piece weight and press the Enter key to confirm, or press the ZERO/ON/OFF
key to exit this mode.
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