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Scale Indicator Manual 917-5
Tips
Weighing
To improve weighing accuracy ensure:
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The animal isn’t handled during weighing.
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The operator isn’t touching the chute.
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The chute isn’t touching another animal or race part.
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The loadbars and underside of platform are free from dirt and muck buildup.
• The scale will auto zero when the animal leaves the platform. Ensure that the chute is free at this time.
• Always zero the Scale after clearing or moving the weigh platform.
Operation
• Make regular back ups of the files on your Te Pari Scale Indicator to your computer.
• Make a record of the loadbar settings after auto calibration and any other specific settings.
• In data only mode (no loadbars connected) previous weight and weight gain are displayed as “0”.
• To edit the last record, press recall, change the data then press the RECORD/SELECT button to save it.
• If you are using a device that requires coms power, turn the power to it off when it is not in use.
• The ID mode NO ID QUICK WEIGH is useful for quickly drafting or collecting statistics on a group of
animals without recording any additional information.
EID status lights - T20E model only
Red Green Yellow
SERVICE OK POWER
Indicated status
OFF OFF ON
Reader is OK
OFF FLASHING ON Tag was read
OFF OFF FLASHING Reader is OK and Sync. Slave
ON OFF FLASHING Low input voltage, <11V DC
ON FLASHING ON Antenna fault
In general, the yellow LED indicates that the reader is switched on and is running, the green LED
indicates a successful tag read and the red LED indicates a fault condition.
The LEDs also advise of other operating states as shown in the table below.
The most common cause of a lit red service LED is a flat battery (low input voltage).
If the power supply is OK and the red service LED remains lit, contact service.
FCC Notice
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules for class A digital devices. It can generate, use
and radiate radio frequency energy, and if not used in accordance with the instructions may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. In a residential area it may cause harmful
interference, which will be required to be corrected by the user at their own expense.