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SCALE FUNCTIONS

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SCALE 

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ENTERING FOOD CODES

 – The food code is en-

tered  to  tell  the  scale  what  is  being  weighed.  Each 

food has  been assigned  a code  number from  0001 

to 1999. Find the food you want to weigh in the Food 

Code Booklet, arranged by category. Enter the Food 

Code number when the four digit Food Code number 

is blinking on the display. The display will show the nu-

trient value for the amount of food you have placed on 

the scale. NOTE: If no food code has been entered, 

the nutrient values will not be displayed, except when 

in the TOTAL mode (see below for more information 

on cumulative data).

COMPUTING  PERIODIC  TOTALS 

–  The  scale  al-

lows you to keep a running total of your nutritional in-

take by using the TOTAL function. NOTE: The TOTAL 

function is active when the word TOTAL appears near 

the bottom right corner of the display. The TOTAL key 

toggles between the display of cumulated totals and 

the nutrient values of the current food being weighed. 

When in the TOTAL mode, only the CLEAR function 

is available. You must always exit the TOTAL mode 

by  pressing  TOTAL  again  before  you  can  access 

other functions. TIP: The word TOTAL will not be vis-

ible near the bottom right corner of the display screen 

once you have exited the TOTAL mode.

 

TO ADD TO THE CUMULATIVE FOOD TOTAL: With 

food on the scale and the nutrients displayed, press 

SAVE. The values will be added to the cumulative food 

total. Press TOTAL to toggle into the TOTAL mode. 

Review the cumulative food total. Press TOTAL again 

to return to NORMAL mode.

TO  CLEAR  THE  TOTAL:  Press  the  TOTAL  key  to 

enter the TOTAL mode. Press and hold the CLEAR 

key for 3 seconds to zero the total (You would typi-

cally clear the totals before making the first entry of 

the day).

Summary of Contents for NUTRITION SCALE

Page 1: ...NUTRITION SCALE INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...SCALE ON OFF 6 WEIGHING ITEMS 6 WEIGH USING CONTAINER 6 ENTERING FOOD CODES 7 COMPUTING PERIODIC TOTALS 7 COMPUTING A MEAL 8 ENTERING CUSTOM FOOD CODES 8 USING CUSTOM FOOD CODES 9 CARING FOR YOUR SCAL...

Page 3: ...will appear in the display window OPTIONAL 5 Press the G OZ key to toggle between English lb oz and metric g units of measurement 6 Press SAVE to store nutritional information 7 Press TOTAL to view st...

Page 4: ...tions nutritional scale provides a convenient way to create a nutritious diet perhaps a more important function is to help those who use it to monitor and manage food choices and portion sizes day by...

Page 5: ...pressing the TOTAL key Note that Total will be shown near the bottom right corner of the display when in this mode This mode is useful for tasks such as displaying cumulated nutritional information o...

Page 6: ...repeatedly flash on and off when the scale is ready to accept input in a particular field Press clear to zero any blinking field Press and hold CLEAR for 3 seconds in TOTAL mode to clear the stored c...

Page 7: ...ZERO function can be used to offset the weight of the container so that only the weight of the food is calculated by the scale This is also commonly referred to as tare To use the ZERO function place...

Page 8: ...on is active when the word TOTAL appears near the bottom right corner of the display The TOTAL key toggles between the display of cumulated totals and the nutrient values of the current food being wei...

Page 9: ...the calculations press TO TAL and the nutrient values for your entire meal will be displayed ENTERING CUSTOM FOOD CODES The scale al lows you to program and store up to 99 custom food codes for those...

Page 10: ...he CLEAR key to reset an entry to zero Always enter the amounts in grams or mil ligrams as shown on the label Press CUSTOM to store the current entry and move to the next entry After pressing CUSTOM t...

Page 11: ...bon zinc or Rechargeable Nickel Cadmium batteries 3 Please dispose of used batteries properly Your scale is warranted by the manufacturer against defects in materials and workmanship for five 5 years...

Page 12: ...nt of fruits can vary consid erably On the other hand certain quality controlled foods such as milk won t vary much in nutritional content and others such as butter are naturally uni form For these re...

Page 13: ...simple carbohydrates include table sugar candy and refined flour products Complex carbohydrates include starches like oatmeal high fiber cereals and whole wheat flour products Cholesterol A wax like s...

Page 14: ...one of the most effective ways to lower blood cholesterol Fiber A form of carbohydrate that is not digestible in the body While carbohydrates have a big impact on blood sugar fiber does not Fiber giv...

Page 15: ...no acids Each gram of pro tein provides four calories of energy Tare the weight of a food wrapper or empty con tainer bowl or jar To set the tare the container must first be weighed alone before filli...

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