Why is my Doran 7000XL Scales reading bouncing?
If your Doran scale's readings are unstable or fluctuating, it might be due to air currents or vibrations. To stabilize the reading, try increasing the Digital Averaging setting.
What to do if Doran 7000XL will not come to zero?
If your Doran scale doesn't return to zero when the ZERO button is pressed, ensure the scale is stable (the "MOT" annunciator is off). If excessive motion is a problem, activate the latching POd Avg C32 print feature or lengthen the filter time. If the scale is stable, but it still doesn't work, it may be a problem with the touch-panel or main board.
How to check if Doran Scales weight readings are correct?
If your Doran scale's weight readings seem incorrect, verify its accuracy using a test weight. If necessary, recalibrate the scale.
Why does my Doran 7000XL Scales drift off of zero?
If your Doran scale drifts off zero, it may be caused by air currents or vibration. To compensate, try setting the AZT aperture to a wider setting.
What to do if Doran Scales overloads early?
If your Doran scale overloads early, it's possible that the scale is being shock-loaded, causing the load cell to shift. Ensure all four corner overload stops are properly set, if present. To check the stops, take the platter off the scale, invert it and place it back on the spider. With 1/2 of the scale's capacity in test weights concentrated over a corner of the platform, there should be approximately 1/32" of clearance between the stop and the bottom of the spider. Check all four corners, then recalibrate the scale.
What to do if my Doran Scales show "grs-oL" Gross overload?
The Doran scale is in gross overload. This means the load exceeds the scale's ratings, which might damage it. You should immediately remove the excess weight.
What does "ovr-Ld" mean on my Doran 7000XL Scales?
The Doran scale is overloaded. The load on the platform is exceeding its capacity by more than 103%. Remove the excess weight.
What does "SU 0 E" Startup zero error mean on my Doran Scales?
The scale was not stable, or a weight in excess of 1.9% of full load was present on the platter when the scale started. Remove the weight and wait; the Doran scale will zero once it becomes stable.
What to do if my Doran Scales will not come to zero?
If the Doran scale will not come to zero when the ZERO button is pressed, ensure the scale is stable (the "MOT" annunciator is off). If excessive motion is a problem, activate the latching print feature (POd) or lengthen the filter time (Av A1). If the scale is stable, the scale may be set to the Canadian Legal for Trade (4% zero bandwidth).
Why is the reading bouncing on my Doran 7000XL Scales?
If your Doran scale reading is bouncing or "flighty", check for air currents and/or vibration around the scale. If that's the cause, you may need to set the Digital Averaging to a higher setting to stabilize the reading.
Introduces Doran 7000 and 7000XL scales, detailing common and unique features.
Basic weighing operations, changing display units, and printing for the 7000XL.
Basic weighing operations, changing display units, and printing for the 7000.
Procedures for safely unpacking, installing, and powering the scale unit.
Connecting the load cell and setting internal jumpers for scale operation.
Selecting scale capacity and performing zero and span calibration.
Explains the buttons (ZERO, UNITS, PRINT) and display for both scale models.
How to use the UNITS button to switch between available weight units.
Procedures for entering, stepping through, and changing setup parameters.
Configuring baud rate, parity, handshaking, and output formats.
Settings and restrictions for operating in Legal for Trade mode.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the scale digitally.
Fine-tuning zero and span using internal components like jumpers and potentiometers.
Setting jumpers to configure the scale as Model 7000 or 7000XL.
Basics of asynchronous serial communication and data formatting.
Explains various printer control modes and data output formats.
Lists key performance and physical attributes of the scales.
Details pin assignments for load cell and option connectors.
Guides on diagnosing and fixing typical scale operational issues.
Procedure for restoring the scale to factory default settings.
Explains error codes and provides resolution steps.
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