Why can't I display weight in my desired unit on Brecknell Scales?
This issue occurs when the desired unit is not enabled, or d?5oz when the unit is lb:oz. To resolve this, enable the unit in CONFG-UNITS.
What does 'PWT.ER' mean on Brecknell 6720U Scales?
The 'PWT.ER' error means the piece weight is too small (less than 0.5d), indicating that the weight on the platform is insufficient to define a valid reference weight. Use a greater weight for the sample.
What does 'PCT.ER' mean on my Brecknell Scales?
The 'PCT.ER' error means the unit-percentage weight is too small. Specifically, the weight of 1%, 0.1%, or 0.01% (determined by CONFG-FUNC-PERCNT) is less than 0.5d. To resolve this, use more weight for the sample.
What does 'STB.ER' mean on Brecknell 6720U Scales?
The 'STB.ER' error indicates that USER-HOLD-STB.TIM is too short, USER-HOLD-HLD.RG is too small, or there is another failure. Try setting USER-HOLD-STB.TIM longer or setting USER-HOLD-HLD.RG bigger.
Explains manual structure, naming conventions, and page numbering.
Lists operational warnings for extreme temperatures, electronic interference, vibration, and airflow.
Emphasizes regular checks for operation and calibration, and safety during maintenance.
Provides DOs and DON'Ts for cleaning the indicator, emphasizing safe methods.
Describes connectors for power, USB, RS-232, and display.
Details how to mount the display on a column using a kit.
Explains how to mount the indicator display on a desk or wall.
Lists the different model numbers and their specifications (size, capacity).
Details AC adapter requirements and USB power current consumption.
Details serial port options, baud rates, and data output formats.
Explains the software calibration process, including points, adjustment, and geographic adjustment.
Describes the front panel layout, including display and keypad.
Details the functions of the four keys on the keypad, including primary and secondary functions.
Explains how to enter and use weighing functions like Zero, Tare, and HOLD.
Explains how to enter and use the counting mode.
Details the HOLD function, its activation, and different hold methods.
Explains the procedure to enter the setup menu mode.
Describes how to navigate through the setup menus and sub-menus using keys.
Provides detailed descriptions of parameters within the Setup Menu.
Explains how to exit the setup menu and return to normal operation.
Guides the user on how to access the calibration mode from the setup menu.
Explains the process of calibrating the scale's linearity with multiple points.
Details how to adjust the scale's geographical position code for gravity compensation.
Guides on inputting or viewing existing calibration parameters.
Details the steps to configure communication settings like baud rate, port, and output mode.
Explains the structure of data strings and symbols used.
Introduces commands and responses for serial communication.
Explains the purpose and location of the physical seal push button.
Introduces parameters for tracking configuration changes and calibrations.
Lists ASCII characters and their corresponding LCD segment displays.
Explains various symbols displayed on the LCD and their meanings.
Lists common symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for scale errors.
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