Rev 2, 12.02.2016
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Setting Backlight
Press the “On/Off” key, and when“- - - - - - “shows, press “PCS” key, and then press the
“Zero” key multiple times until the display shows “L ON”, “L OFF” or “ L AU”, Press the
“Unit” key to select backlight to be “On”, “Off” or “Auto”.
Pieces counting
Press the
“On/Off” to turn on the Balance, wait for “0” to appear on the display, If
necessary, press [ZERO] key to set the display to “0”.
Press “PCS” key to enter “PCS” mode, display will show P = XX
Press “Unit” key to select XX value (10, 20, 50 or 100).
Place a given number of samples of one item on the pan, the sample size
should be 10, 20, 50 or 100 pieces.
Press the “PCS” key to confirm sample quantity
start counting by adding weight
on the platform.
Press the “Unit” key to return to the weighing mode.
Calibration
Using an External Calibration Weight
Calibration is required when the weighing scale is initially installed or if the
balance is moved to a substantial distance from the original location.
Turn the Balance on and let it warm up for about 10 minutes, then press the
power key twice
, when the display shows “--------”, press the “Zero” key. The
display will show “CAL”.
Press the “Zero” key again, the display will show “X0000 ”, “X” is the flashing digit
Press “Unit” key, the flashing digit will move to the right.
Press the “PCS” key to increase the value of the flashing digit (“X” is the
calibration weight it can be set according to users’ requirements, we
recommend a minimum weight of at least 50% of the balance capacity).
Press the “Zero” key, display will show a series of the digits, wait for stable
indication shows, and press
the “Unit” key, the display will show " X000.00". The
x is the set calibration weight.
Place the corresponding test weight on the center of the pan until the scale
beeps and returns to weighing mode.
Now the calibration is completed, remove the test weight.
Turn off the power, then turn on the power again, place test weight on the
platform to verify if it is accurate.
If not, repeat above steps.