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Stacie GarciaAug 1, 2025
What to do if Axis Measuring Instruments show H message indicating balance overload?
- Ggerald99Aug 1, 2025
If the Axis Measuring Instruments displays an 'H' message indicating an overload, remove the load from the balance.
What to do if Axis Measuring Instruments show H message indicating balance overload?
If the Axis Measuring Instruments displays an 'H' message indicating an overload, remove the load from the balance.
What to do if Axis SE-01 Measuring Instruments show L message indicating no pan?
If the Axis Measuring Instruments displays an 'L' message indicating no pan, place the pan on the balance.
What to do if Axis Measuring Instruments indicator does not work due to balance unstable?
If the indicator of your Axis Measuring Instruments isn't working because the balance is unstable due to base vibrations or air blows, place the balance in a location that ensures stable readings.
What to do if Axis Measuring Instruments have dirt between casing and pan?
If you find dirt between the casing and the pan of your Axis Measuring Instruments, remove the pan (lift it up), remove the dirt, and then replace the pan.
Why Axis SE-01 Measuring Instruments tare setting unsuccessful?
Zero the balance or press B/G again if the tare setting is unsuccessful due to a too low load or if B/G was pressed.
How to resolve improper operation of Axis SE-01 due to short-lasting power supply decay?
To resolve improper operation due to short-lasting power supply decay, unplug the Axis Measuring Instruments from the mains and then plug it in again after a few seconds, or switch the power off and on with the power switch if installed.
What to do if Axis Measuring Instruments show C-1 ... 6 error message due to balance loaded during turning on?
If the Axis Measuring Instruments displays a 'C-1 ... 6' error message because the balance was loaded during startup, remove the load from the balance.
General| Accuracy | ±1.5dB |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.1dB |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 9V battery |
| Type | Sound Level Meter |
| Measurement Range | 30 dB to 130 dB |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Describes the function of all keys, indicators, and LCD options for operation.
Lists essential safety rules to prevent electrical shock and equipment damage.
Outlines the initial steps and considerations before connecting sensors and operating the SE-01 indicator.
Details the RS232C and RS485 communication interfaces available on the indicator.
Explains the transmitter interface, including its outputs and connection options.
Explains how the indicator can interface with computers and printers.
Describes the two modes of operation for computer/printer cooperation.
Introduces fundamental weighing operations performed by the indicator.
Details the step-by-step process for performing a standard weighing.
Explains how to use the tare function to subtract container weight.
Explains how to configure the indicator for automatic printing or computer cooperation.
Guides users on setting serial port parameters like protocol, speed, and parity.
Explains how to use and manage constant tare values for net weight calculations.
Explains how to compare weighing results against programmed thresholds with visual and audio signals.
Outlines the procedure for performing external calibration of the scale's sensitivity.
Explains how to set a new reference zero value without service intervention.
Provides guidance on scale maintenance, cleaning, and troubleshooting common issues.
Covers basic cleaning and care instructions for the scale.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding recommended actions.
