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Calibration

 

 

 
The EL-3000 scale may be calibrated with any precision test weight from 10% to 100% of full scale 

capacity. If the scale was ordered in a avoirdupois configuration, the test weight unit must be in pounds. 
If the scale was ordered in a metric configuration, then the test weight unit must be in kilograms. The 
recommended test weight is about 2/3 of the full scale capacity, but in general, the larger the test 
weight, the more accurate the scale will be. 

 

CALIBRATION MODE KEY FUNCTIONS

SAMPLE

MODE

CLEAR

SET

ZERO

MR

M+

 

 

 

To calibrate the scale:

 

 
1. 

Turn the scale off. While pressing and holding down the 

ZERO/CLEAR

 key, turn the scale back on. 

The message "

C 0

" appears on the display briefly, followed by a value which remains on the screen. 

Allow a 20 minute warm-up period for the load cell and indicator to become thermally stable. 

2. 

Press 

ZERO/CLEAR

 to zero the value, then press the 

SAMPLE

 key to save the zero point value. 

3. 

The display will momentarily prompt "

C 1

" for the span calibration, followed by "

0.00

", 

“0.000”,

 or 

“0.0000”

 depending on the scale capacity. The rightmost digit should be flashing. Place the test 

weight on the platform. 

4. 

Use the four directional keys shown above to adjust the displayed value to the actual test weight 
value. Increase the flashing digit by pressing the 

MR

 key. Decrease the flashing digit by pressing the 

M+

 key. The position of the flashing digit may be changed by pressing the 

ZERO/CLEAR

 key or the 

MODE

 key. 

5. 

After setting the exact value and letting the scale stabilize, press the 

SAMPLE

 key to save the 

value. 

6. 

If the calibration was successful, the display will show "

ECAL

" then freeze. Exit the Calibration mode 

and enter the Normal Operating Mode by turning off the scale, then turning it back on with no keys 
held down. 

7.  If the calibration was 

not

 successful, one of the error messages below will appear. Take the indi-

cated action to correct the problem, then perform a new calibration. 

"Err0"

 - The calibration test weight or the adjusted keyed-in weight is larger than full scale. Change 

the calibration test weight or check the keyed-in weight. 

"Err1"

 - The calibration test weight or the adjusted keyed-in weight is smaller than 10% of full scale. 

Change the calibration test weight or check the keyed-in weight. 

"Err2"

 - Check keyed-in weight with the actual weight placed on platform. 

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Revision 2.95 

Summary of Contents for EL 3000

Page 1: ...1 April 16 2002 1995 2002 Transcell Technology Inc Contents subject to change without notice Transcell Technology Inc 975 Deerfield Parkway Buffalo Grove IL 60089 Tel 847 419 9180 Fax 847 419 1515 E m...

Page 2: ...warranty Table of Contents Introduction 1 Getting Started 1 Basics of Operation 2 Percentage Operation 3 Piece Counting Operation 4 Accumulator Function Operation 5 Disabling or Enabling Units 6 User...

Page 3: ...r unpacking the scale a small amount of assembly is required Locate the sub platform four 4 Hex screws and enclosed Allen wrench Place sub platform onto scale s load point with all rubber parts facing...

Page 4: ...ntage modes Low Battery Indication INDICATION MEANING Weight Indicates the weight currently on the platform When the full scale capacity has been exceeded the scale shows Units Indicates the unit of t...

Page 5: ...the MODE key to escape G oz T N lb pcs OK HI LO O E kg 2 Press the ZERO key to zero the scale 3 Place the sample on the platform all at once When the Stable flag becomes lit the display should look li...

Page 6: ...ication If the following message does not appear press the SAMPLE key once This display indication is prompting you to place 10 identical samples on the platform all at once NOTE If you entered this s...

Page 7: ...MODE key to toggle to the desired unit you wish to count 2 If the MEM indication is lit press and hold the ZERO CLEAR key to clear the accumulator memory The scale briefly displays CL to indicate tha...

Page 8: ...tch on the bottom of the scale near the back 2 While holding down the MODE key turn the scale back on Continue holding down the MODE key until the scale shows the LB unit with either the ON message or...

Page 9: ...ave or SET the selections Complete directions start below To place the unit in USER MENU mode Turn the scale off While holding down the MR key turn the scale back on When the display shows A1 the unit...

Page 10: ...utes Scale must be idle during this period OFF Indicates this feature is disabled OFF 1 3 5 10 15 20 30 NAME CODE DESCRIPTION CODE VALUE Notes on A5 Auto Power Off Period 1 Should be set to OFF if the...

Page 11: ...cline in the usage period This is due to the bat tery s reluctance to accept a charge Therefore always charge the scale for at least 10 hours before using 3 The charger may be left connected to the sc...

Page 12: ...ghtmost digit should be flashing Place the test weight on the platform 4 Use the four directional keys shown above to adjust the displayed value to the actual test weight value Increase the flashing d...

Page 13: ...erface to printers the Demand mode allows control from a host device usually a PC and can be activated by pressing the MR key on the front panel Full Duplex Continuous Mode XXXX XXX UNITS S1 ETX Polar...

Page 14: ...ogy Demand Mode Valid Weight Reading 1 Recognized host command s P for weight Data Z to zero the scale C to change displayed units S1 ETX End Transmission Status Character 1 See Continuous Mode Questi...

Page 15: ...cid battery Charger AC Adapter 15 VDC 800mA Charge Period 8 10 hours WEIGHT Net Weight 8 8 lbs 4 kg Shipping Weight 14 2 lb 6 4 kg Battery Option Add 1 2 lb 0 5 kg SERIAL PORT Full Duplex RS 232 forma...

Page 16: ...affect stability Scale should be located away from air conditioners fans fume hoods etc A breeze shield may be required D Extreme changes in room temperature can affect the internal calibration of th...

Page 17: ...exists and was not caused by accident misuse neglect alteration improper installation improper or un authorized repair or improper testing and 4 Such goods have not been modified altered or changed b...

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