A&D GP-100K, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Display Error code Description
Weighing pan Error
The weight value is too light.
Confirm that the weighing pan is properly installed and
calibrate the balance.
Sample mass error
The balance can not store the sample for the counting
mode or for the percent mode because it is too light.
Use a larger sample.
Unit mass error
The sample unit mass for the counting mode is too
light. Storing and using it for counting will cause a
counting error.
Add samples to reach the specified number and press
the PRINT key.
Pressing the PRINT key without adding samples will
shift the balance to the counting mode. But, to acquire
accurate weighing, be sure to add samples.
Automatic response adjustment zero error
The automatic response adjustment can not be
performed because there is something on the pan.
Clear the pan. Press the CAL key to return to the
weighing mode.
(CHECK NG)
Automatic response adjustment unstable error
The automatic response adjustment can not be
performed because the weight value is unstable.
Check the ambient conditions such as breeze,
vibration and magnetic fields, also check the weighing
pan. Press the CAL key to return to the weighing mode.
(CHECK NO)
Internal error
Indicates an internal error as the result of self-check
function.
Repair is required. Contact the local A&D dealer.
Clock battery error
The clock backup battery has been depleted.
Press any key and set the time and date. The clock and
calendar function works normally as long as the AC
adapter is connected to the balance. If this error appears
frequently, contact the local A&D dealer.
(Blinking)
Memory full
The amount of weighing data in memory has reached
the maximum capacity.
Delete data in memory to store new data. For details,
refer to “11. DATA MEMORY”.
(Illuminated)
Memory full
The amount of calibration or calibration test data in
memory has reached the maximum capacity (50 sets).
The data in memory will be deleted automatically to
store new data. For details, refer to “11. DATA
MEMORY”.