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General| Readability | 0.1 lb |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | ±0.1 lb |
| Power Source | Battery or AC adapter |
| Display | LCD |
| Platform Size | 12.5 in x 12.5 in / 31.7 cm x 31.7 cm |
Lists the standard features of the digital counting scale.
Lists optional features available for the digital counting scale.
Instructions for safely removing the scale from its shipping carton.
Guidelines for positioning the scale on a stable, suitable surface.
Steps to ensure the scale is level for accurate readings.
Instructions for powering the Model 2240 scale via AC.
Instructions for powering the Model 2241 scale via AC.
How to connect an external remote scale to the counting scale.
Details on connecting and using the serial printer port.
Explains the function and modes of the ZERO key.
Describes the PRINT key's function for data transmission.
Details the SAMPLE key's use for weighing and setting sample quantity.
Explains how to use the COUNT key to start counting.
Describes the ACCUM key for displaying and managing accumulated counts.
Explains using the plus key to add to the accumulator.
Explains using the minus key to subtract from the accumulator.
Details how to use the ID key for identification numbers.
Explains the LOCAL SCALE key for platform selection.
Explains the NET/GROSS key for toggling weight displays.
Describes the TARE key for entering tare weights.
Explains the TIME key for entering time and date.
Explains the DATE key for entering date.
Explains the lb/kg key for unit conversion.
Explains the REMOTE SCALE key for selecting external scales.
Explains the ENTER key for data entry completion.
Describes the numeric keys for data entry and prompts.
Explains the CE key for clearing entries and sample mode reset.
Indicates the weight displayed is the gross weight.
Indicates the scale is in a tare weight mode.
Indicates the weight displayed is the net weight.
Indicates the displayed weight unit is kilograms.
Indicates the displayed weight unit is pounds.
Indicates the gross weight is within center-of-zero limits.
Indicates the scale weight reading is unstable.
Shows the status of the Identification Number mode.
Indicates the scale is in Accumulator mode.
Shows the scale is in Sample mode.
Indicates the scale is in Count mode.
Alerts when the sample selected is too small for accuracy.
Indicates the internal battery needs charging.
Indicates the optional remote scale platform is selected.
Step-by-step guide for standard parts counting.
How the scale recomputes average piece weight.
Procedure for handling samples that are too small.
How to change the desired sample quantity.
Procedure for counting pieces removed from a container.
Explains how to display and clear the accumulator.
Further details on accumulator functions.
Steps to manually add counts to the accumulator.
How to display weight and zero the display.
Instructions for using the push button tare function.
Detailed steps for entering tare weight values.
How to switch between pounds and kilograms.
Step-by-step process for adding new ID numbers.
Procedure for removing existing ID numbers.
Continues instructions for deleting ID numbers.
How to choose an active ID number.
Steps to confirm the currently active ID.
Procedure to disable the active ID.
Using stored tare weights with ID numbers.
Performing standard counting with an active ID.
Handling insufficient samples when using IDs.
Modifying sample quantities within ID operations.
Continues instructions for adjusting sample quantity.
Counting pieces removed from a container using IDs.
How to display and manage accumulators for active IDs.
Details on displaying and clearing accumulators for active IDs.
Steps to clear an accumulator for a non-active ID.
How to view the accumulator for a non-active ID.
Continues instructions for clearing non-active ID accumulators.
How to manually adjust accumulators for active IDs.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the local scale.
Continues the local scale calibration procedure.
Setting up operational parameters for the scale.
Continues the operational setup process.
Setting up the optional remote scale.
Configuring automatic switching between scales.
Enabling automatic recall of the last average piece weight.
Enabling or disabling automatic accumulation of counts.
Configuring the scale's internal beeper.
Enabling or disabling the Identification Number feature.
Setting the 12-hour clock format for tickets.
Continues operational setup options.
Selecting the European date format for tickets.
Enabling manual override for counting operations.
Enabling or disabling printer output.
Selecting the format for printed tickets.
Enabling or disabling barcode printing on tickets.
Continues operational setup configurations.
Setting the count accuracy percentage.
Enabling or disabling the automatic scale shutoff feature.
Adjusting the brightness of the scale display.
Clearing ID and accumulator data from memory.
Continues operational setup procedures.
Enabling printing of the current operational setup.
Continues the calibration procedure for the remote scale.
Details scale accuracy under typical and worst-case conditions.
Explains how part weight variation affects count accuracy.
Lists common issues like display not turning on.
Provides remedies for display and weight issues.
Steps to install the optional battery pack.
Procedure for removing the battery pack.
Explains battery discharge indicators and behavior.
Details on how to charge the battery pack.
Tips to maximize battery life and performance.
Lists load cell assemblies for different scale capacities.
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