What to do if my Cardinal 200 scale shows oCAP error?
If the Cardinal accessory displays 'oCAP (over Capacity)', it means the load on the scale exceeds its capacity plus nine divisions. Remove the excess load from the scale. This issue might also indicate an incorrect calibration.
Why does my Cardinal 200 scale show -oF- (overflow)?
If your Cardinal accessory displays '-oF- (overflow)', the indicator is trying to display a positive number greater than six digits or a negative number of more than five digits. Switch back to Gross Weight mode and check the Tare value. This might also mean the calibration is off.
What does ErrAh mean on my Cardinal 200 scale?
If the Cardinal accessory displays 'ErrAh (Error Analog high)', it means the load cell input is above the range of the indicator. Check for improper load cell wiring, excessive load, and ensure the output is between 1 to 40mV. Another possible cause is load cell or circuit failure.
What does ErrAL mean on my Cardinal 200 scale?
If the Cardinal accessory displays 'ErrAL (Error Analog Low)', it means the load cell input is below the range of the indicator. Check for improper load cell wiring and ensure the output is between 1 to 40mV. Another possible cause is load cell or circuit failure.
Why does my Cardinal Accessories scale show UnStb (Unstable)?
If the Cardinal accessory displays 'UnStb (Unstable)', it means there is motion present when trying to perform a print function. Wait for a stable weight display, indicated by the STABLE annunciator being on, before printing.
What to do if my Cardinal Accessories display does not turn on?
If the Cardinal accessory display does not turn on, ensure the AC power cord is fully inserted into the wall receptacle. Check the wall receptacle for proper AC power by testing it with another electrical appliance. Also, check the circuit breaker and see if there has been a power failure.
Why does my Cardinal 200 Accessories show CALbtn on power-up?
If the Cardinal accessory displays 'CALbtn' on power-up, the calibration switch is either pressed in by the operator or is defective. Release the switch. If the problem persists, the calibration switch assembly may need replacement.
Why is my Cardinal Accessories displaying an incorrect weight?
If the Cardinal accessory is displaying an incorrect weight, ensure the indicator has been calibrated. Make sure the scale platform isn't touching anything. Check the load cell connector wiring. If using four-wire load cells, ensure the sense lead jumpers (J4 & J5) are installed. Verify that you are following proper operating procedures.
What does HuH? mean on my Cardinal 200 scale?
If the Cardinal accessory displays 'HuH?', it means the UNITS key was pressed in an attempt to perform a unit conversion that is not allowed. Determine the reason for the error display and take the appropriate corrective action.
What does notArE mean on my Cardinal Accessories scale?
If the Cardinal accessory displays 'notArE', it means the NET key was pressed with no stored tare weight value. Determine the reason for the error display and take the appropriate corrective action.
General| Brand | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| Model | 200 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Lists standard/optional features and relevant certifications for the indicator.
Steps for safely unpacking and physically installing the weight indicator.
Detailed guide for connecting load cells and managing sense leads.
Identifies PCB components and explains jumper settings for functionality.
Procedures for entering setup and navigating through configuration prompts.
Setting up baud rate, parity, data bits, stop bits, and output formats.
Detailed process for standard two-point calibration with an initial zero point.
Procedure for calibrating without a true zero, useful for tank applications.
Procedure for recalibrating the zero point of the scale.
Adjusting scale span and enabling high-resolution weight display.
Method for calibrating only the scale's span with one test weight.
Lists and explains initial error codes like CAL6En, Conf 16, Error, ErrAh, ErrRL.
Explains further error codes including input issues, capacity, and overflow.
Guides users through initial checks for common problems before contacting service.
Procedures for starting, changing, and stopping the diagnostic test mode.
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