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HELPFUL DEFINITIONS
Division: The amount of increments a scale offers; how accurate
the scale can be
Capacity: the maximum amount the scale can contain
Initial Zero Range: The percentage of weight allowed on the
scale when indicator is powered on that will automatically zero.
example: If initial zero range is set to 10% of the max. capaci-
ty and your max. capacity is 100lbs, you can place up to 10lbs of
weight on the scale and when the indicator is powered on, it will
automatically zero out the weight.
Manual Zero Range: The percentage of weight allowed on the
scale where the indicator will let you manually zero (anything
above this percent will be tared)
Zero Tracking Range: A subset to the manual zero range; if the
weight on the scale is not stable, the zero tracking range still al-
lows you to zero within a set division of the scale
Zero Tracking Time: A subset to the zero tracking range, it is
the time allowed for the scale to fall within the zero tracking range
tolerance and still qualify to be zero’d
Overload Range: Weight allowance that is out of the set calibrat-
ed range. Adds a tolerance to the calibrated max. capacity without
having to recalibrate.
example: If your scale has a max. capacity of 1000lbs with a
division of 1 and you set the overload range to 60, you can add
1060lbs of weight to the scale without it displaying an error code
Negative Display: How far you can go in the negative direction
before displaying an error code
Standstill Time: How fast the scale will stabilize
Standstill Range: How much the scale can fluctuate before being
determined stable
Digital Filter: For filtering moving weight, such as animals, It
changes how sensitive the scale is to variations in movement.
Noise Filter: A filter for how susceptible the scale is to general
variations
Baud Rate: The rate at which information is transferred in a com-
munication channel. example: In the serial port context, “9600
baud” means that the serial port is capable of transferring a maxi-
mum of 9600 bits per second.