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Details the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, hazard alert, and operation marks.
Informs users that the manual and specifications may be updated without notice.
Highlights features like display resolution, pan sizes, power options, counting, and comparator functions.
Lists the components expected in the scale's packaging.
Illustrates and names the parts of the FG-KAL/KAM scale models.
Illustrates and names the parts of the FG-KBM scale model.
Details the LCD display indicators and switches for metric models.
Explains the meaning of STABLE, NET, ZERO, HI, OK, LO indicators.
Describes the functions of ON/OFF, PRINT, MODE, RE-ZERO, ZERO, and TARE switches.
Explains the zeroing functions of RE-ZERO and ZERO switches.
Describes the TARE function for subtracting container weight.
Details the conditions and indicator behavior for switch operations.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the display pod to the scale base.
Provides guidance on selecting a location and leveling the scale.
Lists important precautions for scale installation to ensure optimal performance.
Explains how to power the scale using an AC adapter or batteries.
Instructions for powering the scale on and off, including auto power-off.
How to switch between different weighing units.
Step-by-step guide for performing a basic weighing operation.
Explains switch behavior during weighing.
Lists important precautions to follow during scale operation.
Describes different display resolutions and how to set them.
Step-by-step process for setting unit weight and counting items.
Specifies the minimum total weight required for sample pieces.
Explains how HI, OK, LO indicators work and the comparison logic.
Lists different comparison modes available via function settings.
Step-by-step guide to setting upper and lower limits for the comparator.
Lists the situations requiring scale calibration.
Detailed procedure for calibrating the scale with a calibration weight.
Shows where the calibration switch is located and warns against improper use.
Steps for performing zero point and SPAN calibration.
Step-by-step guide on how to access and change function parameters.
Covers settings for auto power-off and display resolution.
Details weighing unit selection and RS-232C settings like baud rate and data output.
Covers comparator modes and weighing data filtering options.
Details RS-232C data format and factory setting options.
Lists optional items like RS-232C interfaces and comparator relay outputs.
Step-by-step instructions for installing optional interface boards.
Explains the different operating modes for the RS-232C interface.
Lists optional cables for connecting to computers.
Technical specifications for the RS-232C interface, including baud rate and data format.
Diagrams showing pin connections for the mating connector.
Explains the structure and content of the data output format.
Provides examples of how weighing and counting data is formatted for output.
Describes various modes for automatic or triggered data output.
Explains how to control the scale using computer commands.
Lists specific commands for scale operation and their expected replies.
Explains how the OP-24 provides RS-232C interface and relay output.
Refers to OP-23 for RS-232C specs and lists relay output ratings.
Diagrams showing pin connections and specifications for relay output.
Important notes regarding scale maintenance, cleaning, and repair.
Explains various error codes displayed by the scale.
Lists technical specs like capacity, min. display, repeatability, linearity, operating temp, etc.
Breakdown of weight capacity and minimum display values for kg, lb, and oz.
Shows the dimensions of the FG-60KAL and FG-150KAL models.
Shows the dimensions of the FG-KAM and FG-KBM models.
Lists gravity acceleration values for different cities worldwide.
Graph illustrating the relationship between gravity, latitude, and altitude.
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