Displays the weight on the scale pan.
In HOLD mode, the display flashes to indicate that the real weight on the scale is not being shown, with the last registered stable
weight being shown instead.
Measurement unit used to indicate the weight.
Counting mode activated: The display shows the amount of units, not de weight.
Stable weight reading: There is a weight on the platform that is not fluctuating. Flashes to indicate that there is movement on the
scale.
Negative sign.
This reading may be negative if a tare is activated or to indicate a problem when setting it to zero.
Indicates net weight. The net weight is the actual weight on the scale minus the tare.
It is only displayed if a tare has been used.
Tare activated.
The reading flashes when “normal” tare mode has been activated.
A “preset” tare is retained even after the weight is removed from the scale platform.
Memory preset tare. The current tare is a value recorded into the indicador’s memory, it could be not necessarily a measured
value.
Scale is set to zero (weigh is less than ¼ division)
High resolution mode. Additional digit to show the weight with a resolution of 1/10 of the scale division.
Double range mode, when using the scale range 1.
Double range mode, when using the scale range 2.
The weight is below the lower limit.
The 4 segments of this indicator are activated proportionally to the difference between the weight on the pan and the value o f
the lower limit. The thickest segment indicates that the weight is less than the value set as a lower limit in a proportion of 100% or
more.
The weight is within the range between the lower limit and the upper (high) limit.
The weight is above the upper (high) limit.
The 4 segments of this indicator are activated proportionally to the difference between the weight on the balance and the value
of the upper limit. The thickest segment indicates that the weight exceeds the value set as the upper limit in a proportion of 100%
or more.
Battery-operated. When not connected to the mains, shows the charge level of the battery.
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