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CAS CI-2001A User Manual

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CAS CI-2001A Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCAS
ModelCI-2001A
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Warnings

Unauthorized Modification and Repair

Avoid unauthorized modifications, repairs, or retrofits to maintain quality assurance and prevent damage or hazards.

Power Connection Safety

Ensure the power plug is fully inserted to prevent loose connections, which can cause sparks and fire.

Grounding Requirements

Proper grounding of the product is crucial to prevent failure or electric shock from leaks.

Power Cord Handling

Handle the power cord with care; do not damage, jerk, bend, or twist it to prevent fire or electric shock.

Combustible Material Proximity

Keep combustible sprays and fire sources away from the product to prevent fire.

Water Exposure Prevention

Avoid spraying water or using the product in humid places to prevent electrical hazards and weighing errors.

Environmental Conditions

Avoid placing the product in direct sunlight or near heat sources like heaters to prevent fire.

Operational Attention Points

Accuracy Verification

Regularly check for weighing errors to ensure accurate measurements and avoid issues from improper use.

Shock Protection

Protect the product from sudden shocks to prevent damage and maintain accurate weighing.

Product Precautions and Features

CI-2001A Front Panel Layout

CI-2001A Front Panel Operations

CI-2001B Front Panel Layout

CI-2001B Front Panel Operations

Rear Panel Description

Test Mode Operations

Calibration Mode Procedures

Entering Calibration Mode

Instructions to enter the calibration mode by using the CAL switch during power-on.

Calibration Menu Structure

Outlines the five main calibration steps: Maximum Capacity, Minimum Division, Setting Weight, Zero Calibration, and Span Calibration.

CAL 1: Set Maximum Capacity

Procedure to set the maximum measurable weight for the indicator.

CAL 2: Set Minimum Division

Procedure to set the smallest measurable division or increment for the scale.

CAL 3: Set Span Weight

Procedure to set the reference weight for span calibration.

CAL 4: Zero Calibration

Procedure for performing zero calibration, ensuring the scale reads zero when unloaded.

CAL 5: Span Calibration

Procedure for performing span calibration using a known weight.

Set Mode Configuration

Set Value Menu (F01-F19)

Lists all configurable parameters from F01 to F19, covering various functions and settings.

Serial Interface Details

Error Messages in Weighting Mode

Err 02: Loadcell/A/D Error

Indicates load cell connection failure or A/D conversion error; check signal polarity.

Err 06: Printer Connection Error

Indicates a printer connection error; check the printer connector or contact service.

Err 08: Unstable Key Operation

Occurs when ZERO or TARE keys are operated under unstable conditions; use in stable condition.

Err 09: Zero Range Deviation

Indicates the current weight deviates from the zero range; press ZERO key within 10% of capacity.

Err 10: Tare Exceeds Capacity

Indicates tare weight exceeds the scale's maximum capacity; reduce tare weight.

Err 13: Zero Range Error

Indicates zero range deviation; check platform is empty and perform calibration if needed.

Error: Overload

Indicates the platform weight exceeds the measurement tolerance; do not overload.

Error Messages in Calibration Mode

Err 21: Resolution Limit Exceeded

Resolution exceeds 1/10,000; lower resolution by adjusting capacity or division.

Err 22: Low Span Calibration Weight

Span calibration weight is less than 10% of maximum capacity; increase it in CAL3.

Err 23: High Span Calibration Weight

Span calibration weight exceeds maximum capacity; set it within limits in CAL1.

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