PT WS1V Series, Setup Manual, Page: 9 / 24

WS1V Set Up Manual Rev. 7.8.30gll
6 BASIC OPERATION
6.1 Switching the scale on / Re-zeroing
1. When the scale is off, press key to turn the scale on.
2. When the scale is on and without any object placed on the weigh pan, press
key to obtain a zero reading. The 2
nd
”
◄
” indication points to the word ZERO
in the left hand side of the display.
6.2 Selecting the desired unit
1. Press the key to select kilogram (kg), pound (lb) or pcs, the ”
►
” indication
will point to the selected unit in the right hand side of the display.
2. After power off, the scale will remember the active units. When the scale is powered on
again, it displays the previous active units.
6.3 Using TARE to deduct the weight of the container
1. Place the container on the weigh pan. After the reading stabilizes, press key
to deduct the weight value of the container. The tare annunciator will display.
2. Place the object in the container, the scale will 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 value = The full capacity (The scale can be tared continuously to the full capacity).
6.4 Animal weighing hold function
1. When the scale is in normal weighing mode press the Press key to switch
the scale to the Animal Weighing Hold mode. The ”
►
” indication pointing to the word
HOLD will come on.
2. Press key again to return to the normal weighing mode. The ”
►
” indication
pointing to the word HOLD will come on.
The scale will automatically exit the hold function when the weight on the weigh pan is under
10e. The ”
►
” HOLD indicator will come on when the weight on the weigh pan is over 10e
and the stability conditions set in the HOLD 4 parameters are met.
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ON
ZERO
ON
ZERO
UNITS
TARE
TARE
TARE
HOLD
HOLD