What to do if Cardinal Accessories display shows oCAP (over Capacity)?
If the Cardinal Accessories display shows 'oCAP', it means the load on the scale exceeds the scale capacity plus nine divisions. You should remove the excess load from the scale platform. This may also indicate miscalibration.
What does ErrAh (Error Analog high) mean on Cardinal Accessories, and how to fix it?
If you see 'ErrAh' on your Cardinal Accessories, it indicates that 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. If the issue persists, it may be due to load cell or circuit failure.
What does ErrAL (Error Analog Low) mean on Cardinal 210, and how do I resolve it?
If your Cardinal Accessories display shows 'ErrAL', 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. If the issue continues, it could be a load cell or circuit failure.
How to resolve incorrect weight displayed on Cardinal 210?
If your Cardinal Accessories are displaying an incorrect weight, ensure the indicator has been calibrated. Also, check that the scale platform isn't touching any adjacent objects and inspect the load cell connector wiring. If you're using four-wire load cells, make sure the sense lead jumpers (J6 & J9) are installed. Finally, verify that proper operating procedures have been followed.
What does '-oF- (overflow)' mean on Cardinal 210 Accessories and how can I fix it?
If your Cardinal Accessories displays '-oF-', it means the indicator is attempting to display a positive number greater than six digits in length or a negative number of more than five digits. Return to Gross Weight mode and review the Tare value. This issue may also indicate miscalibration.
How to fix UnStb (Unstable) message on Cardinal 210 Accessories?
If your Cardinal Accessories displays 'UnStb', it means there's motion present when trying to perform a print function. Wait for a stable weight display, indicated by the 'STABLE' annunciator being on, before proceeding.
How to resolve E[2]PROM checksum failure in Cardinal Accessories?
If you encounter an 'E[2]PROM checksum failure' message on your Cardinal Accessories, recalibrate the device using a calibrated test weight.
What does EEFAiL (External EEPROM memory write/read failure) mean for Cardinal 210?
If your Cardinal Accessories displays 'EEFAiL', it indicates an external EEPROM memory write/read failure. Press any key to continue. No other action is necessary if ID storage is not used.
What does EE Err (External EEPROM memory retention error) mean on Cardinal 210 Accessories?
If your Cardinal Accessories displays 'EE Err', it indicates an external EEPROM memory retention error. Press any key to continue. No other action is necessary if ID storage is not used.
What does iiCErr (IIC bus failure) mean on Cardinal Accessories?
If your Cardinal Accessories displays 'iiCErr', it indicates an IIC bus failure. Press any key to continue.
Core functionalities and capabilities included with the standard instrument models.
Requirements and precautions for connecting the instrument to the electrical power supply.
Guidance on how to physically mount the Model 200 enclosure.
Instructions for wall or desk mounting the Models 205 and 210 enclosures.
Procedure for connecting the load cells to the instrument.
Step-by-step guide to setting up parameters for Models 200 and 205.
Step-by-step process for applying calibration weights.
Configuring serial port settings for data communication.
Configuring settings related to printing data and reports.
General| Brand | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| Model | 210 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
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