Tecsis EZE30, Operating, Programming And Servicing Manual

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QUICK SET UP AND CALIBRATION USING WEIGHTS
Press the UP or DOWN key for more than 3 seconds to enter the Set-up Menu
Enter the
Setup menu
SET UP
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Please note that if you wish to change any values in these sections, you have to first
press the recessed enable switch (top left corner of unit)
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Set the Display
Upper Limit
SET THE DISPLAY OVER RANGE LIMIT. (MAXIMUM VALUE +99,999)
Use this menu point to define the display maximum value. If the displayed weight
exceeds this maximum, the display will then show over range (dashes at the top of
the display). This can be useful to indicate when a weight value is outside a normal
range. Use the UP/DOWN & MOVE RIGHT keys to set the maximum display value
and store by pressing the enter key. Factory default value 10,000. Please note that
the zero button is limited to ±2% of the display maximum value. See section 1.1
Zero Button Enable for more details
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Set the Display
Lower Limit
SET THE DISPLAY UNDER RANGE LIMIT. (MINIMUM VALUE -99,999) .
Use this menu point to define the display minimum value. If the displayed
weight drops below this minimum, the display will then show under range
(dashes at the bottom of the display) This can be useful to indicate when a
weight value is outside a normal range. Use the UP/DOWN & MOVE RIGHT
keys to set the minimum display value and store by pressing the enter key.
Factory default value -9,999.
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Set the Display
Step Size
SELECT THE DISPLAY STEP SIZE. (1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 or 500)
Use this menu point to select the display step size. The minimum display step
size is 1 [Factory default] up to a maximum step size of 500. If for example you
select a display step size of 50, the display will show 000, 050, 100, 150 etc as
the weight value increases. Using higher step sizes will give a more stable
weight display but with a lower resolution. Use the UP or DOWN key to select
the required display step size. Press the enter key to store.
QUICK SET UP AND CALIBRATION USING WEIGHTS (Continues on the next page)
(Also see calibration examples on page 22)
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