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AVA WEIGH 334BS30 - User Manual

AVA WEIGH 334BS30
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05/2020
334BS30
30 lb.
334BS70
70 lb.
334BS150
150 lb.
Digital Receiving Scales
w/ 14" x 12" Platform
Legal for Trade
USER MANUAL

Questions and Answers

  • J
    Jason StewartAug 15, 2025
    Why my AVA WEIGH Scales does not turn on?
    • K
      Kayla KingAug 15, 2025
      Your AVA WEIGH Scales might not be turning on due to several reasons: the AC adapter may not be securely connected (connect it securely), the battery might be low (replace the batteries), the indicator may be damaged (replace the indicator and perform calibration), the cable from the platform to indicator may not be correctly connected, disconnected, or short circuited (check connections and return for repair if damaged), the load cell cable is broken, or the load cell is damaged (return the scale for repair in both cases).
  • C
    carolcolemanAug 18, 2025
    What to do if my AVA WEIGH 334BS30 weighing is not accurate?
    • R
      Ronnie SantiagoAug 18, 2025
      If your AVA WEIGH Scales are not weighing accurately, it could be due to a few reasons. There might be an object stuck between the load cell and the scale base (remove the object). Alternatively, the load cell might have received a heavy impact (perform Linearity calibration), the scale is in a location far from Chicago (perform GEO calibration), or the battery may be low (replace the batteries).
  • J
    Jacqueline BerryAug 22, 2025
    What to do if I can’t zero the display on my AVA WEIGH 334BS30?
    • J
      Jennifer FordAug 22, 2025
      If you are unable to zero the display on your AVA WEIGH Scales, it could be because the load on the scale exceeds allowable limits (2%FS) - remove some of the load. It could also be that the load on the scale is unstable - wait for the load to stabilize and then press the ZERO/ON/OFF key. Another reason might be that the weight on the platform is too small to define a valid reference weight, in which case you should use a greater weight for the sample.
  • A
    Amanda FieldsAug 26, 2025
    What to do if the weight reading exceeds overload limit on AVA WEIGH 334BS30 Scales?
    • C
      Carol ClarkAug 26, 2025
      If the weight reading on your AVA WEIGH Scales exceeds the overload limit, you should reduce the load on the scale until the weight value is displayed.
  • M
    Malik ThomasAug 28, 2025
    How to fix incorrect counting result on AVA WEIGH Scales?
    • J
      Jennifer HensleyAug 28, 2025
      If you're getting an incorrect counting result on your AVA WEIGH Scales when using SPL to enter a piece weight or unit-percent weight, the sampling quantity might be too small. Try increasing the sampling quantity.
  • K
    kelsey76Sep 1, 2025
    What to do if the weight reading is below Power On Zero limit on AVA WEIGH 334BS30?
    • C
      Christopher ThompsonSep 1, 2025
      If the weight reading is below the Power On Zero limit on your AVA WEIGH Scales: 1. Install platform on the scale. 2. Check for any objects stuck between the load cell and the scale base, and remove them if present. 3. Perform zero calibration.
  • S
    Susan NicholsSep 4, 2025
    What to do if the weight reading exceeds Power On Zero limit on AVA WEIGH 334BS30?
    • R
      Ryan SchultzSep 4, 2025
      If the weight reading exceeds the Power On Zero limit on your AVA WEIGH Scales: 1. Ensure the scale platform is empty. 2. Perform zero calibration. 3. Reduce the weight on the platform until the indication is within the key zero range.
  • K
    Kristin ThorntonSep 7, 2025
    Why is the max capacity not the same as marked on overlay of AVA WEIGH Scales?
    • D
      Daniel WilliamsSep 7, 2025
      If the maximum capacity of your AVA WEIGH Scales is not the same as marked on the overlay, it's likely that the CONFIG parameters are not correctly set. You should re-set the CONFIG parameters according to the manual.
  • B
    Bobby BanksSep 12, 2025
    What to do if the weight value can’t be displayed in the current unit of measure on AVA WEIGH 334BS30 Scales?
    • J
      Jennifer LesterSep 12, 2025
      If the weight value can’t be displayed in the current unit of measure on your AVA WEIGH Scales because it exceeds 6 digits, use a more appropriate unit of measure.

Summary

General & Safety Information

Safety Precautions

Key safety instructions for operating the AvaWeigh scale, including electrical, environmental, and operational guidelines.

Specifications

Unpacking & Setup

Unpacking & Assembly

Step-by-step guide for unpacking the scale and assembling its components.

Installation of Optional Pole

Optional Pole Unpacking & Assembly

Instructions for unpacking and assembling the optional indicator pole for the scale.

Display Characters

Indicator Display

Indicator Display Elements

Explanation of the symbols, units, and status indicators shown on the scale's digital display.

Function Keys

Key Functions and Operations

Detailed explanation of how to use each function key, including push times and operational modes.

Operations and Settings

Normal Weighing Mode

Step-by-step guide for standard weighing operations, including power on, zeroing, and placing items.

Zero Function

How to zero the scale, including zero range limitations and error messages.

Tare Function

Procedures for using both weighed tare and pre-determined tare functions.

Check Weighing (Data Compare)

Using Data Compare

How to set up and use the check weighing function to compare weighed values against a pre-set range.

Accumulation Mode

Accumulating Scale Data

How to use the accumulation function to store and sum weighed values, piece counts, or percentages.

Counting Mode & Check Counts in Counting Mode

Counting Mode Overview

Information on using the counting mode and check counts within that mode.

Troubleshooting

Common Scale Issues and Solutions

Solutions for common scale problems like not turning on, incorrect readings, or overload conditions.

Overview

The Avaweigh Commercial Scales are a series of digital receiving scales designed for commercial environments, offering various capacities and features for weighing, counting, check weighing, and percent weighing applications. These scales are NTEP certified, making them suitable for Legal for Trade applications once certified and registered by an authorized Weights and Measures agent.

Function Description:

The primary function of these scales is to accurately measure weight. They support multiple application modes including weighing, counting, check weighing, and percent weighing. The indicator provides a clear LCD display with backlight, showing weight readings, unit of measure, and various status indicators. Key functions include zeroing the scale, taring (both weighed and pre-determined), accumulating values, and comparing weights against pre-set limits. The scales are equipped with RS232 and USB interfaces for data output and connectivity to other devices, such as UPS Worldship.

Important Technical Specifications:

The Avaweigh Commercial Scales come in three models: 334BS30, 334BS70, and 334BS150, with varying capacities and readabilities:

  • 334BS30: Max Capacity: 30 lb. / 15 kg, Readability: 0.01 lb. / 0.005 kg, Min Weight: 0.2 lb. / 0.1 kg
  • 334BS70: Max Capacity: 70 lb. / 30 kg, Readability: 0.02 lb. / 0.01 kg, Min Weight: 0.5 lb. / 0.2 kg
  • 334BS150: Max Capacity: 150 lb. / 60 kg, Readability: 0.05 lb. / 0.02 kg, Min Weight: 1 lb. / 0.4 kg

Common specifications across all models include:

  • Display: 6-digit, 7-segment, 25mm (1") LCD with backlight.
  • Display Resolution: 1:3000.
  • Platform Size: 12" x 14" (305mm x 355mm).
  • Construction: Die-cast aluminum base, stainless steel platform.
  • Weighing Units: kg / lb / lb:oz.
  • Calibration Unit: kg.
  • Zero Range: Programmable zero range.
  • Tare Range: Full capacity.
  • Stabilization Time: <3 seconds.
  • Operating Temperature: 15 - 105°F (-10 - 40°C).
  • Humidity Range: <90% relative humidity, non-condensing.
  • Power Supply: 4 x "AA" size alkaline batteries or AC Adapter: 9Vdc/600mA (central positive).
  • Interface: RS232 (COM1) and USB (COM2).
  • Feet: 4 x fixed bolt design, adjustable height.
  • Safe Max Overload: 150% of capacity.
  • Optional Tower Height: 15.35" (390mm).

Usage Features:

The scales are designed for ease of use with a straightforward keypad and clear display characters.

  • Normal Weighing Mode: Simple power-on, zeroing, and placement of objects on the platform to read weight. Objects should be placed at the center of the platform to prevent damage.
  • Unit Change: The UNIT/DATA key allows changing the weight unit of measure.
  • Data Output: The PRINT/FUNC key sends data to another device via the serial port.
  • Zero Function: The ZERO/ON/OFF key sets a new zero point when the display doesn't show 0 with no object on the platform. The zero range is ±2% of full capacity.
  • Tare Function:
    • Weighed Tare: Place an empty container, press TARE/PRESET to zero the display, then add material. The display shows net weight. Remove all weight and press TARE/PRESET to exit.
    • Pre-Determined Tare: Press and hold TARE/PRESET until "FE8-E" is displayed, then input the tare weight using the arrow keys and confirm with TARE/PRESET. The indicator saves one tare weight, which is lost upon power off.
  • Check Weighing (Data Compare): Allows setting upper and lower weight limits. The display indicates HI (above upper limit), OK (within limits), or LO (below lower limit) with an audible beep for "OK" status. This mode is activated by pressing and holding UNIT/DATA for 4 seconds.
  • Accumulation Mode: Stores weighed values and calculates their sum. Press ACC/TOTAL to add a displayed value to the total. Holding ACC/TOTAL displays accumulated times and sum total. The ZERO/ON/OFF key clears accumulated data when displayed. Only loads exceeding the minimum weight (default 10d) can be accumulated.
  • Counting Mode & Check Counts: Disabled for Legal-for-Trade applications.
  • UPS Worldship Compatibility: The scale port can be set to NCI3835 for integration with UPS Worldship.

Maintenance Features:

The manual provides troubleshooting guidance for common issues:

  • Scale not turning on: Check AC adapter connection, replace batteries, or replace indicator.
  • Display errors (e.g., "Ad8888", "088888"): Check cable connections, replace indicator, or return for repair if load cell cable is broken or damaged.
  • Weight reading issues (exceeds/below Power On Zero limit): Ensure platform is empty, perform zero calibration, or reduce/add weight.
  • Unstable weight readings in HOLD mode: Stabilize the object or set a larger HOLD parameter.
  • Load exceeds allowable limits: Remove load.
  • Cannot zero display: Wait for load to become stable, then press ZERO/ON/OFF.
  • Invalid reference weight: Use a greater weight for the sample.
  • Invalid functions or missing units: Reset CONFIG parameters or USER parameters.
  • Incorrect counting/percent weighing result: Increase sampling quantity.
  • Weighing not accurate: Remove objects stuck between load cell and base, perform Linearity calibration, or perform GEO calibration.
  • Low battery: Replace batteries.

General & Safety Information:

  • Safety: Disconnect power before making cable connections. Use in dry environments only. The platform is heavy; use appropriate lift equipment. Install on a stable foundation. Do not operate in hazardous areas, heavy vibration, or heavy airflow conditions.
  • Operation: Read and understand all instructions. Keep the manual for future reference. Record weight shortly after placing a load. Avoid extreme heat or cold; allow scale to acclimate to room temperature. Allow 2 minutes warm-up time. Avoid operating near devices emitting radio frequencies.
  • FCC Compliance: The equipment complies with Class A digital device limits (Part 15 of FCC Rules) for commercial environments. Users in residential areas may need to correct interference at their own expense.

AVA WEIGH 334BS30 Specifications

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BrandAVA WEIGH
Model334BS30
CategoryScales
LanguageEnglish

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