Nidec FGE-HXY, Operation Manuals

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10. Press the PEAK switch to begin full scale calibration. Display
blinks SCN. Do not press any keys or touch the unit or weight
during calibration. After approximately 18 seconds, the display
blinks END. After an additional 5 seconds, the display blinks OK
if successful.
11. If calibration was unsuccessful, the display will show ERR. Re-
move the calibration weight, then press UNIT. Repeat the proce-
dure to attempt for a correct calibration.
12. Press the UNIT button, the unit automatically powers off.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The following are general checkpoints. Please call Shimpo or your
dealer for further assistance.
Force Gauges does not turn on: Check that power adapter is con-
nected properly to unit and outlet.
Error codes are displayed: Turn unit off, then back on to reset. If
error codes continue, see table below:
CALIBRATION REQUIREMENTS
1. Secure and mount force gauge to a calibration stand and mount
the gauge upside down.
2. Obtain the appropriate full scale Metric range calibration weight
of your unit.
3. Turn POWER OFF
4. Attach the fixture on the shaft of the force gauge. Thread and
tighten onto shaft by hand only.
5. Press and hold the UNIT, PEAK and ZERO switches.
6. Press and release the POWER switch while still holding the
other 3 switches. Continue holding the 3 switches until the display
reads CAL, now release the three switches.
7. Press the UNIT switch. The display will show ZER after blinking
SCN for 10 seconds. The force gauge is now ready for zero point
calibration.
8. Press ZERO to zero calibrate. Wait approximately, 18 seconds.
The display will change to show PEK after blinking SCN. Do not
press any other switches or move the sensing shaft during cali-
bration.
9. Hang the calibration weight on the hook and stabilize. The pro-
cess values will change. The gauge is now ready for full-scale
calibration.
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CAL
-00-
“SCN”
-00-
ZER
88888
Err
88888
“SCN”
88888
“End”
88888
“oK”
88888
Small Display Condition Action
The load exceeds
120% of its capacity Remove excessive
load.
EEPROM reading
error
Turn off, then turn on
again, if the display
does not return to
normal operation
send unit in for repair.
EEPROM writing error
OVR
ERR
3
ERR
4