How to fix a CAS Accessories that will not turn on?
If your CAS Accessories won't turn on, first ensure the power cord is correctly plugged into both the device and a functioning power outlet. Check the power source. If it is battery-powered, replace the batteries. If the issue persists, service may be required.
What to do if the battery symbol is empty on my CAS Accessories?
If the battery symbol is empty or 'Lo.bAt' is displayed on your CAS Accessories, it means the batteries are discharged. You should charge the batteries.
What does CAL.Er mean on my CAS CI-100A Accessories, and how do I fix it?
If you encounter a 'CAL.Er' error on your CAS Accessories, it indicates a calibration error. This might be due to incorrect input data, or the loaded weight being too small, too big, unstable, or un-linear. Input correct data, load correct weight onto platform, service may be required.
Why can't I zero the display on my CAS CI-100A Accessories?
If your CAS Accessories display cannot be zeroed or won't zero when turned on, it could be due to the load on the scale exceeding allowable limits, an unstable load, or load cell damage. Remove any load from the scale and wait for it to stabilize. If the problem persists, service may be required.
What does '????' mean on my CAS CI-100A Accessories display?
If your CAS Accessories displays '????', it means the weight reading exceeds the overload limit, or the weight value cannot be displayed in the current unit of measure because it exceeds 6 digits. Reduce the load on the scale until the weight value can be displayed. Alternatively, use a more appropriate unit of measure, or re-set some parameters of CONFIG or UAER. It can also mean that the weight reading is below the under load limit, in this case install platform on scale and perform zero calibration.
What does 'Ad???' mean on my CAS Accessories display?
If your CAS Accessories displays 'Ad???', it indicates that the load cell wires to the indicator are incorrectly connected, shorted, or opened, or that the ADC or load cell is damaged. Ensure the wires are correctly connected and in good condition. If necessary, replace the load cell or ADC chip. Service may be required.
What does CAP.ER mean on my CAS Accessories, and how do I resolve it?
If you see 'CAP.ER' on your CAS Accessories, it means the capacity parameters are not correct. Set PRIM.N/PRIM.d/SECND.n to the correct number, and ensure the capacity does not exceed 6 digits.
What does '0????' mean on my CAS CI-100A Accessories display and how to fix it?
If your CAS Accessories displays '0????', it indicates that the weight reading exceeds or falls below the Power On Zero limit. If it exceeds the limit, ensure the scale platform is empty. If it falls below the limit, install the platform on the scale. In both cases, perform zero calibration.
What does STB.ER mean on my CAS CI-100A Accessories and how can I fix it?
If your CAS Accessories shows 'STB.ER', it suggests that the USER-HOLD-STB.TIM is too short, USER-HOLD-HLD.RNG is too small, or another failure has occurred. Try setting USER-HOLD-STB.TIM longer or setting USER-HOLD-HLD.RNG bigger. Service may be required.
What does EEP.E1 mean on my CAS CI-100A, and how do I fix it?
If your CAS Accessories displays 'EEP.E1', it means that the CONFIG or CAL parameters are not correctly set. Reset the items in CONFIG and perform calibration.
General| Brand | CAS |
|---|---|
| Model | CI-100A |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Details the physical outline and bracket installation for the CI-100A indicator.
Covers power options, display specs, and environmental operating conditions.
Details load cell excitation parameters and serial/Bluetooth communication options.
Covers analog circuit, accuracy, capacity, and division settings.
Describes calibration methods and the optional real-time clock.
Lists various additional functions like zero range, tare, and hold.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators displayed on the faceplate.
Details the functions of the HOLD/SETUP key in different modes.
Explains the functions of the PRINT/FUNC key in various modes.
Describes the functions of the ACC/TOTAL key in different modes.
Outlines the functions of the UNIT/DATA key in different modes.
Details the functions of the TARE/PRESET key in different modes.
Explains the functions of the ZERO/ON/OFF key in various modes.
Shows the main menu structure with CONFIG, USER, CAL, MISC, TEST, and BT options.
Details the sub-menu options under CONFIG, including REGULA, PRIM.N, PRIM.D.
Continues detailing CONFIG submenu options like PRIM.Ut, SECND.N, MOTION, UNITS, ZRO.PNT.
Continues detailing CONFIG submenu options like FILTER and FUNC.
Describes resetting user parameters and configuring COM1 and OUT1 settings.
Continues USER submenu options for COM2, covering various data outputs.
Continues USER submenu options for COM2 (cont.) and COM3, including BEEP, COMPAR, HOLD.
Continues USER submenu options for COM3, covering various data outputs.
Continues USER submenu options for COM3 (cont.) and HOLD modes.
Continues USER submenu options for OTHER settings like AVG.TIM, CMD.SRC, OFF.MD.
Controls calibration status, performs zero, linear, and geographical adjustments.
Accesses MISC options (code, voltage, time, version) and performs TEST functions.
Guides Bluetooth setup, communication settings, device management, and version check.
Covers key functions, changing modes, and entering HOLD.
Details scale power, zeroing, and tare operations.
Outlines limitations for ZERO and TARE operations based on standard and weight.
Describes how to output data using the PRINT key.
Explains how to accumulate weight, pieces, or percentage.
Describes how to select different weight units.
Explains weighing goods, counting, and enabling the function.
Details methods to obtain piece weight via keypad or sample weighing.
Explains setting up and using the count comparison function.
Details how to input piece weight using the keypad.
Describes how to obtain piece weight by weighing known samples.
Explains weighing goods and displaying percentage, and mode entry.
Explains inputting weight/percentage or weighing known percentage samples.
Explains setting up and using the percentage comparison function.
Details how to input weight and percentage from the keypad.
Describes how to weigh samples with a known percentage.
Details enabling, entering, and operating the BMI working mode.
Explains how to select between displaying weight or BMI.
Describes indicator behavior when net weight is below a certain threshold.
Explains HOLD function purpose and how to enable it.
Describes entering HOLD mode and lists different HOLD types.
Explains Positive Peak, Negative Peak, and Toggle HOLD modes.
Explains Average HOLD and Auto HOLD modes.
Explains the meaning of the HOLD annunciator status.
Explains the function, how to enable it, and set comparison limits.
Describes how results are indicated and where to find more information.
Explains the accumulation function and how to enable it (MANUAL/AUTO).
Explains manual and automatic accumulation procedures.
Describes how to view accumulated times and total.
Guides on entering calibration mode and lists options like zero and linear.
Details the steps for linear calibration points CAL.P0 to CAL.P3.
Covers geographical adjustment and input/viewing calibration parameters.
Describes the end of calibration and indicator restart.
Explains how to enter and adjust displayed weight using fine-tune.
Details methods to remove the effect of the weight fine-tune ratio.
Explains examining ADC output stability and entering the mode.
Details setting reference zero, displaying codes, and selecting filters.
Details checking and calibrating battery and regulated voltage.
Guides on accessing and exiting voltage display/calibration modes.
Covers accessing, displaying, and modifying the current time.
Describes how to exit the time view/setting mode.
Covers accessing, displaying, and modifying the current date.
Describes how to exit the date view/setting mode.
Covers accessing, displaying, and exiting the firmware version information.
Guides on entering, performing, and exiting the display test mode.
Guides on entering, performing, and exiting the keyboard test mode.
Details test setup, entry, data display, and exit for receiving tests.
Details test setup, entry, data modification, and exit for transmitting tests.
Covers COM ports, baud rate, byte format, and string item lengths.
Explains symbols and communication details for SINGLE layout.
Lists commands and responses for SINGLE layout.
Details EH-SCP, SCP-12 protocols and provides layout examples.
Provides an overview of the PCB connectors and jumpers.
Details pinouts and electrical levels for key power/load connectors.
Details serial/USB connectors and jumper functions.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the indicator.
Provides common issues, causes, and remedies for indicator problems.
Shows the mapping of ASCII characters to their LCD/LED display representation.
Lists the items included in the product package and their quantities.
Details the version history of the indicator and manual updates.
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