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General| Brand | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| Model | CN20 Series |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Information regarding FCC compliance for radio frequency energy and potential interference.
Advises users to read the manual and pay attention to warning symbols before use.
Details power supply, operating temperature range, and available display types.
Covers sensitivity, excitation, capacities, resolution, sample rate, and zero tracking ranges.
Includes physical dimensions, weight, sleep mode, and available optional features.
Guidance on mounting the instrument on a column, desktop, or wall.
Instructions for connecting and using the optional AC power supply to operate the instrument.
Details on installing and using batteries, including type compatibility and mixing restrictions.
Details on connecting the scale's load cell to the CN20 via a 6-PIN modular connector.
Procedure to access setup and calibration mode using the calibration switch and ON key.
Setting the scale interval (1, 2, or 5) and decimal point location for measurements.
Configuring the maximum scale capacity and selecting desired weighing units (lb, kg, oz, g).
Procedure for load calibration and setting zero tracking ranges.
Configuration of power-up zero, digital filter level, motion range, and sample rate.
Setting automatic shutoff timer, sleep mode, push button tare, and hold modes.
Configuring non-roll-up display mode and inhibiting serial data transmission.
Lists and explains error and status messages like UnSE, UnLd, and LoAd.
Explains error codes such as -OF-, -OL-, CALL, Err, Errl, Err2, Err3, Err4, Erra.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument with a soft damp cloth, avoiding abrasive cleaners.
Checks for display issues, incorrect weight readings, and calibration status.
Description of the five keys on the standard membrane keypad (ON, ZERO, lb/kg, HOLD/REL, OFF).
Description of additional keys available on a 20-key numeric keypad.
Details on using TARE, NET, TEST, ENTER, and numeric keys for operation.
Explains annunciators like ZERO, GROSS, TARE, and NET status.
Explains indicators for stability, battery status, weighing units, and display hold.
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