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Capacity | 75 lb |
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Platform Size | 12 x 14 in |
Display Type | LCD |
Power Supply | AC adapter or battery |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Display | LCD |
Guidance on mounting the scale on a stable surface and using dimensions for flush installation.
Instructions for leveling the scale using feet and plugging into a grounded outlet.
Describes the sequence performed when the scale is first powered on.
Step-by-step instructions for weighing an item, including zeroing the scale.
Details the functions of the ZERO and TEST keys in weighing and menu modes.
Instructions on how to access the Gravity setting mode using Switch 2.
Lists the four available modes: DIAG, CONF, CAL, and RE-CAL, with their purposes.
Instructions on how to access the Diagnostic mode directly from the front panel.
Description of automatic weight transmission modes (AUTO-1, AUTO-2) based on item removal or stabilization.
Explains selection of units (LBS/1000G) and rounding type (SCALE/CLASS) for calibration.
Steps to select the scale capacity for calibration.
Steps to select units (LBS/1000G) and rounding type (SCALE/CLASS).
Instructions for loading calibration weights and completing the calibration process.
Introduces RE-CAL mode for changing scale resolution or rounding without weights.
Step-by-step guide for re-calibrating scale resolution or rounding method.
Details the available interface devices: 1 serial RS232, 1 USB VCP, or 1 USB HID.
Defines symbols and structure for the NCI serial communications protocol.
Lists standard commands like W (Weight), S (Status), and Z (Zero) and their responses.
Explains error codes displayed as 'E' followed by a two-digit hexadecimal number.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when the display is blank (no power).
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues with missing or extra segments on the display.
Steps to resolve issues with the scale not returning to zero or displaying incorrect weight.
Steps to fix issues with unrecognized characters or under capacity display (dashes).
Steps to resolve over capacity display and scale not transmitting data to host device.
Steps to fix issues where ZERO and TEST keys do not function, and potential PCB problems.