Operation
Measuring Odd-Shaped Packages
CubiScan 110-T
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Ready (indicator)
This indicates that the CubiScan 110-T is ready for cubing and weighing.
->0<-
This indicates that the scale platform is empty and ready to receive a
package. This indicator must be lit before you can place a package on the
platform. When you place a package on the platform, the indicator goes off.
Zero (button)
Tap this key to reset the sensors and scale to “zero” (make sure the platform
is empty). Refer to
“Zeroing the CubiScan 110-T” on page 20
.
Measure (button)
Tap this key to prompt a measurement. The weight and dimensions of the
object on the platform will be displayed on the screen.
Take the following steps to cube and weigh a package using the touchscreen
to control the CubiScan.
1. Verify that the CubiScan platform is empty. The
->0<-
indicator should
be lit, and
0.00
should be displayed in the
Wgt=
field. Except for the
Factor
field, the rest of the display should be clear.
2. Place the package or object to be cubed and weighed on the platform
and slide it against the center of the back panel. The
->0<-
indicator
light should go out.
N
OTE
Do not lean on or touch the CubiScan platform or the package while a package is
being cubed and weighed. Any kind of contact with the platform during the
measurement process can alter the weight or sensor reading.
3. Press
Measure
. The length, width, height, weight, and dim weight of the
package are displayed. The factor used to determine the dim weight is
also displayed.
4. Remove the package from the platform. Wait for the
->0<-
indicator to
light before placing the next package on the platform.
If the
->0<-
does not light, it means that the scale needs to be zeroed. To
zero the scale, make sure that the platform is free of all objects, then press
Zero
.
Measuring Odd-Shaped Packages
The CubiScan 110-T is designed to measure dimensions on “cube-like”
packages (packages that are square or rectangular) with a distinct width,
length, and height. Packages that have odd shapes or irregular surfaces may
be measured using the CubiScan 110-T; however, the dimensions will be
determined by the closest straight edge or corner and may not accurately
represent the actual width, height, and length of the package.
