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PT WS1V Series Setup Manual Download Page 4

WS1V Set Up Manual Rev. 7.8.30gll

2 BEFORE USING THE SCALE

Thank you for purchasing a PT Electronic Digital Scale. In order to use the scale
properly, please read this Set Up Manual carefully before use. If you have a
problem concerning the scale, please contact your supplier.

1. Please keep scale in a cool and dry place. Do not store at high temperatures.

2. Do not allow any liquids to come into or contact with the scale. If this happens, wipe the

scale dry with a cloth.

3. Avoid objects impacting with the scale. Do not drop loads onto the scale or subject the

weigh pan to any strong shock loads.

4. The load placed on the weigh pan must not exceed the maximum weighing capacity of the

scale.

5. If the scale is not going to be used for some time, please clean it and store it in a plastic

bag in dry conditions. A desiccant sachet may be included to prevent moisture build up.

6. Do not mix different types of dry battery or mix used dry batteries with new dry batteries.

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Summary of Contents for WS1V Series

Page 1: ...WS1V Weighing Scale Set Up Manual Rev 7 8 30 Innovative Measurement Electronics ...

Page 2: ...se read this Manual carefully before use If you have a problem concerning the scale please contact your supplier PT regularly updates and issues new information regarding products the most up to date information and additional detailed information is located on the PT web site www pt global com ...

Page 3: ...ons 6 6 BASIC OPERATION 7 6 1 Switching the scale on Re zeroing 7 6 2 Selecting the desired unit 7 6 3 Using TARE to deduct the weight of the container 7 6 4 Animal weighing hold function 7 7 SERVICE MODE ACCESS 8 7 1 Service Mode Access 8 7 2 Service Mode Exit 8 7 3 Capacity Configuration 9 7 4 Weight Calibration 12 7 5 Function Settings 13 7 6 Environment Settings 14 7 7 Buzzer type 16 7 8 Span ...

Page 4: ...ome into or contact with the scale If this happens wipe the scale dry with a cloth 3 Avoid objects impacting with the scale Do not drop loads onto the scale or subject the weigh pan to any strong shock loads 4 The load placed on the weigh pan must not exceed the maximum weighing capacity of the scale 5 If the scale is not going to be used for some time please clean it and store it in a plastic bag...

Page 5: ...void leaving weight on the pan for long periods of time Once the scale has been switched on it will go through a LCD display test and then re zero to be ready for use For best accuracy switch the scale on for 15 20 minutes before use Please note when symbol appears on the screen the batteries need to be recharged All goods weighed should be placed in the centre of the weigh pan for accurate weighi...

Page 6: ...kg 50g 1 3000 1kg WS1V 300 300kg 100g 1 3000 2kg Operating Temperature 0 C 40 C 32 F 104 F Power Source 6v DC internal rechargable battery or AC mains adaptor 1000ma DC 9V Centre Weight pan Size 300 x 350 mm 150kg 570 x 900mm 150kg and 300kg 4 3 Product Package Scale 1 off AC adapter 1 off User manual 1 off Please contact to your supplier if any of the items described above are missing A rechargea...

Page 7: ...s lower than the zero range when switching the scale on A D value is unstable A D value is less than 31250 Faulty circuit board damaged loadcell A D IC malfunction cannot read A D value The load cell may not be connected to the scale correctly A D value is higher than 31250 The weight of the object is over the maximum capacity 9 divisions After calibration the displayed resolution is greater than ...

Page 8: ...ch it on When the scale is switched on with the weigh pan empty if the display is not showing zero press this key to zero balance the scale Zero range 2 of full scale Standard OIML NTEP model TARE key Press the key to deduct the weight of the container The TARE key is not functional when the weight value shown on the display is negative or over the full scale capacity UNITS key Press the key to se...

Page 9: ...l show the net weight value of the object 3 Remove the container and weighing object and the display shows the negative weight value of the container Press key to clear the weight value of the container and the first indication pointing to the word TARE goes off 4 Tare continuously Press key when weight is added or deducted on the weigh pan so the next amount added or removed can be weighed 5 Tare...

Page 10: ...the ON ZERO key Release the ON ZERO key first and then release the TARE key as soon as the display starts The scale will enter the service mode the display shows 7 2 Service Mode Exit Set the SWA1 jumper back to the LOCK position when service configuration is completed The scale will automatically exit the Service Mode if the SWA1 jumper is set to its LOCK position during calibration It may be nec...

Page 11: ...TARE Confirm enter key HOLD Move the cursor to the right Press the TARE key Input the parameter 01 to enter the capacity configuration Press TARE key Press the TARE key Press the TARE key The display shows the maximum capacity 1 division and the weight unit set last time for 2 seconds NEXT PAGE Example 03000 300 0 kg Example Two weight units kg lb with kg as the units used for weight calibration ...

Page 12: ... max capacity of the scale minimum division and the unit weight for 2 seconds Press the TARE key to complete the capacity configuration Input the parameter 00 Example 1 Division size 1 The number of decimal places 2 range setting divided at 1 2 of the full scale Press the TARE key ...

Page 13: ...lb 5 oz 1 g 4 lb oz Hint When the first unit is set to lb the second unit will be kg or g For example Select two weight units kg and lb with kg as the calibration weight unit The Calibration weight unit is entered first In this example enter 02002 NOTE 2 Enter the maximum capacity of the scale total 5 digits f g h i j For example 30 000 kg Key in 30000 300 0 kg Key in 03000 NOTE 3 Set the division...

Page 14: ...le shows the calibration weight value The buzzer sounds beep beep beep when the weight reading is stable Press the TARE key The display shows the calibration weight value and the weight unit set at the first position The calibration weight value can be changed to match the weights available When the weight reading is stable the display shows the calibration weight value The scale copies and saves ...

Page 15: ...ERO Increment digit from 0 to 9 TARE Confirm enter key HOLD Move the cursor to the right Return to the upper menu level Environment settings Buzzer type Press the TARE key Input a parameter 00 01 or 02 After inputting 00 Press the TARE key to return to the upper level ...

Page 16: ...weight value is over 1 3 of full capacity Digital switch stable range parameter setting Displays the current setting Use the ON ZERO key to input a parameter Filter parameter setting Displays the current setting Press the TARE key Press the TARE key Returning to zero point setting Displays the current setting Filter parameter setting Using ON ZERO or UNITS keys to input a parameter Default setting...

Page 17: ...ec 4 Less than 1 division sec Re zero range setting The display shows the current setting Use the ON ZERO key to input a parameter Zero range setting The display shows the current setting Press the TARE key Key in the parameter 00 Press the TARE key Press the TARE key Press the TARE key Stable range parameter setting The display shows the current setting Zero range setting Use ON ZERO or UNITS to ...

Page 18: ...o 9 TARE Confirm enter key HOLD Move the cursor to the right Press the TARE key Buzzer type The display shows the current setting Press the TARE key Key in the parameter 00 Press the TARE key Buzzer type Use ON ZERO or UNITS key to key in the a parameters 0 Pulse signal AC buzzer PT 134OP 4KHz 1 Continuous signal DC buzzer UIC 4201 ...

Page 19: ...ion mode the display shows Set the jumper SWA1 back to the LOCK position after completing the calibration If the jumper SWA1 is set back to the LOCK position during calibration the scale exits the service mode automatically Set the jumper SWA1 to the LOCK position The scale returns to the weighing mode Page 17 ON ZERO Increment digit from 0 to 9 TARE Confirm enter key HOLD Move the cursor to the r...

Page 20: ...ns to the weighing mode The gravity value must lie between those at the Equator and the Polar Regions Gravity value at the equator GE 9 7803184558 m sec2 Gravity value at the polar region GP 9 8321772792 m sec2 Auckland 9 806m sec2 The display shows error message when the gravity value is NOT within the range 9 829 gravity 9 772 Page 18 ON ZERO Increment digit from 0 to 9 TARE Confirm enter key HO...

Page 21: ...adaptor as the power source Therefore auto power off is ONLY active when using dry batteries as the power source Auto Backlight Function When the weight is over 10d the backlight is on After the weight is stable for 10 seconds or when the scale returns to zero the backlight switches off The display shows the current setting Auto power off timer setting Press ON ZERO or UNITS keys to enter a parame...

Page 22: ...hold function Stable hold 2 mode After the scale is stable the display shows the current weight value Re zero the scale to exit the hold function 4 Animal Weighing mode active when the weight on the platter is over 10d Refer to NOTE 4 to key in the stabilisation range and the timer parameters When the scale becomes stable the display locks on the current weight value The scale will unlock and exit...

Page 23: ...uicker it will hold Options 0 4 0 0 5 second 1 1 second 2 2 seconds Default Setting 3 4 seconds 4 8 Seconds b c d e Dynamic stabilisation range setting 0 100 default is 5 This parameter sets how much motion is treated as stable The wider the range set the more motion can be accepted but the accuracy and repeatability is compromised Example to set the stabilisation timer as 4 seconds and the range ...

Page 24: ...WS1V Set Up Manual Rev 7 8 30gll 9 SEGMENT DISPLAY CHARACTERS Digit Display Character Display Character Display 0 A N 1 B O 2 C P 3 D Q 4 E R 5 F S 6 G T 7 H U 8 I V 9 J W K X L Y M Z Page 22 ...

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