AUTO UNIT PIECE WEIGHT ENHANCEMENT FUNCTION
will be
terminated when a zero weight is detected during the
transaction process.
5.7. WARNING INDICATORS
5.7.1 LOW UNIT WEIGHT INDICATOR
This indicator appears when the unit piece weight is
less than the recommended minimum piece weight as listed
on
2.2
.
This means that the unit piece weight is too light to
generate accurate counting results. Use another
counting scale with a lower e
1
value as listed on
2.1
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS.
Should a counting scale with better resolution is not
available. Counting operations may proceed but greater
tolerance on counting results has to be allowed.
5.7.2 LOW SAMPLE SIZE INDICATOR
This indicator appears when the sample weight applied
is less than the recommended minimum sample size weight
as l isted on
2.2
.
This means that the sample size is not sufficient to
generate accurate counting results. Increase the number
of the sample size until this indicator turns off.
Should increasing the sample size is not possible.
Counting operations may proceed but greater tolerance
on counting results has to be allowed.
5.8 COUNTING APPLICATION
a.
Refer to
5.1
and
5.2
for zero and tare
b.
Obtain unit piece weight through either methods as
listed on
5.5
c.
Step by step add more load onto the platter (or remove
part o f the load from the platter)
d.
The latest weight, unit piece weight and total
quantity would be displayed on the corresponding
panel
5.9 MEMORY FUNCTIONS
5.9.1 Accumulated Counting Transaction
a.
Obtain a transaction result through
5.8
b.
Press
M+
to save weight and total count to memory
c.
Scale displays "
tOt.01
" on the
UNIT
WEIGHT PANEL
,
01
denotes as the first memory entered. The weight
and total count of current transaction are saved
to memory
d.
The
M+ INDICATOR
appears to indicate that memory
is now containing data
e.
Repeat above steps for subsequent counting
transactions
