MyWeigh HD150, User Manual

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Display Messages
150.00 : the scales maximum capacity is 150.00lbs, the scale is attempting to locate the proper zero position for accurate
weighing.
300.00 : the scales maximum capacity is 300.00lbs, the scale is attempting to locate the proper zero position for accurate
weighing.
Err-Z
: zero track range has exceeded
A.0FF.x
CAL-Er
: calibration error
CAL-0 : the indicator mark of calibration zero
CAL-F
: the indicator mark of calibration full capacity
Err-0 : overload
Err-S
: unstable
1. Press down the [D] key until the indicator displays “A.OFF.X” (X=0.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9 minutes), the display value “X” is the
[M] or [D] key; the X value will increase or decrease by 1, press the [T] key to
key, the display will then reset.
CALIBRATION
Calibration is only for ADVANCED USERS or scale technicians and should only be performed if absolutely necessary.
There are two calibration methods available: one is using standard professional calibration weights, the other is the selection of
1. Press down the
[T]
key until the indicator displays
“GE.Uxx”, “GE.oxx”
or
“GE. FAC”
; a. “
GE.Uxx”
means: USA geographic
location code “xx” is selected; b. “ GE. FAC ” means: Factory geographic location code is selected; c. “ GE.oxx ” means:
Other(except for USA and Factory) geographic location code
“xx”
is selected.
2. Press the [M] or [D] key to change the geographic location code; please refer the geographic location code table and maps at
the end of the manual.
3. After selecting the appropriate geographic location code, press the
[T]
key, the scale will store your selection and display
“CAL-0” or “Go.on?”
If “CAL-0” is displayed, that means the scale must be calibrated once more by using standard weights and you should proceed
to the next step;
If
“Go.on?” is displayed and the key is pressed, the scale will use the selected geographic location code and reset automati-
cally to resume normal weighing mode;
If
“Go.on?” is displayed and the [T] key is pressed, the scale will display “CAL-0” and you should proceed to the next calibration
step.