2.2
Verifying electricity
It is highly recommended that the instructions below be followed:
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The instrument has an automatic power supply, upon plugging it in; the electric
current will adjust automatically.
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The range of operation of the scale is from 85 to 250 V 50/60 Hz.
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In an industrial environment, be careful not to plug the scale into a 380V circuit.
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The electricity source should be stable and grounded. The lack of grounding could
result in the burning of your instrument, in the case of a power surge.
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In the case of unstable electricity, use an electric stabilizer to plug in your scale.
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Don’t take off the ground wire from the power plug. It will disable the guarantee.
2.3
Verifying Connections and cables
The weighing platform has a cable with a circular plug with 8 prongs at one end. This end should
be plugged into the back of the weight indicator, in the jack marked Load Cell.
After connecting, thread the plug so that it does not slip during use. If the plug is not well situated
the scale may read weight inaccurately.
2.4
Plugging In the Scale
Having made the previous verifications and everything being in order, the scale may be plugged in.
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Plug in the scale and then turn the on/off (liga/desliga) key located in the back of the
indicator.
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The word “digi-tron” will appear on the screen and the scale’s CPU version followed
by a countdown.
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During the countdown, verify that all of the numbers light up completely.
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After the countdown, a zero should appear on the display, 0.000, 0.00 0.0, or 0,
depending on your scare’s capacity.
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To start weighing, the “kg” and “zero” indicators should be lit up. From this
moment on, the scale is ready to be used.
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During installation or use, problems may occur. Should this happen, look for a
solution in the Troubleshooting section (item 5 in the manual).
