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The 'oCAP' error on your Cardinal Accessories scale indicates that the load exceeds the scale's capacity plus nine divisions. Remove the excess load from the platform. This error may also indicate miscalibration.
What does 'ErrAh' mean on my Cardinal 205 Accessories scale?
The 'ErrAh' error on your Cardinal Accessories scale means the load cell input is above the indicator's range. Check for improper load cell wiring, excessive load, and ensure the output is between 1 to 40mV. If the issue persists, it may be due to load cell or circuit failure, and you should consult your scale service provider.
What does 'ErrAL' mean on Cardinal 205?
The 'ErrAL' error on your Cardinal Accessories scale indicates that the load cell input is below the indicator's range. Check for improper load cell wiring and ensure the output is between 1 to 40mV. If problems persist, the load cell or circuit may have failed, so consult your scale service provider.
What does '-oF-' mean on my Cardinal 205 Accessories scale?
The '-oF-' error on your Cardinal Accessories scale means the indicator is trying to display a positive number greater than six digits or a negative number greater than five digits. Return to Gross Weight mode and review the Tare value. This may also indicate miscalibration.
What does 'EEFAiL' mean on my Cardinal Accessories scale?
If your Cardinal Accessories scale shows 'EEFAiL' (External EEPROM memory write/read failure), ID storage might not operate correctly, and it occurs once at Start-Up. Press any key to continue. If ID storage is not used, no further action is needed. Otherwise, consult your scale service provider.
What does 'EE Err' mean on my Cardinal 205 Accessories scale?
If your Cardinal Accessories scale shows 'EE Err' (External EEPROM memory retention error), ID storage might not operate correctly, and it occurs once at Start-Up. Press any key to continue. If ID storage is not used, no further action is needed. Otherwise, consult your scale service provider.
What does 'iiCErr' mean on my Cardinal 205?
If your Cardinal Accessories displays 'iiCErr' (IIC bus failure), functions using the IIC bus will not operate correctly, and it occurs once at Start-Up. Press any key to continue. Consult your scale service provider.
Why does my Cardinal 205 Accessories show 'UnStb' when printing?
The 'UnStb' error on your Cardinal Accessories indicates motion is present while attempting a print function. Wait for a stable weight display (when the STABLE annunciator is on) before proceeding.
How to fix incorrect weight displayed on Cardinal 205 Accessories?
If your Cardinal Accessories scale displays an incorrect weight, ensure the indicator has been calibrated. Check that the scale platform isn't touching anything. Inspect the load cell connector wiring. If using four-wire load cells, ensure the sense lead jumpers (J6 & J9) are installed. Also, verify that proper operating procedures have been followed.
Why does my Cardinal 205 Accessories printer print a test ticket?
If the printer prints a test ticket or doesn't use the Print Tab Settings on your Cardinal Accessories, the print tab setting or visual ticket format must be selected before weighing or printing. To select the ticket format: 1. Press the ?/UP ARROW key, then the PRINT key. 2. The display will change to “Prt=”. 3. Press TARE/ENTER to show the current value. 4. Press TARE/ENTER again to save if acceptable. 5. If incorrect, use the ?/UP ARROW key to toggle to a new setting, then press TARE/ENTER to save. Allowable values: 0 = print tab settings, 1 = visual ticket format 1, 2 = visual ticket format 2. The selected format remains active until changed.
General| Brand | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| Model | 205 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines, including static electricity warnings.
Lists the core functionalities and capabilities of the Model 205 indicator.
Requirements for electrical power supply, wiring, and grounding.
Instructions for physically mounting the weight indicator enclosure.
Guidance on connecting load cells, including RFI suppression methods.
Instructions for connecting serial communication cables.
Steps for connecting the indicator via USB for data transfer.
Explanation of jumper settings for controlling indicator functions.
Steps to access and move through the indicator's setup menus.
Configuration for Legal For Trade, weighing units, and interval settings.
Settings for decimal points, capacity, zero tracking, and power-up zero.
Descriptions of various calibration methods including dual and single-point.
Procedure for adjusting the scale's span for accuracy.
List of error codes displayed by the indicator and their meanings.
Guidance for common issues before contacting service.
Instructions for entering, changing, and stopping the diagnostic test mode.
