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Mary WalkerSep 2, 2025
How can I fix 'portX error' on GSE 672?
- RRoger ThomasSep 2, 2025
To fix the 'portX error' on GSE Scales, try reducing the baud rate (P200).
How can I fix 'portX error' on GSE 672?
To fix the 'portX error' on GSE Scales, try reducing the baud rate (P200).
What to do if GSE 672 Scales display 'WRONG CODE!'?
If your GSE Scales display 'WRONG CODE!', either the proper code must be entered, or the key must be pressed alone to view selections without making changes.
What causes 'prtyX error' on GSE 672 Scales?
The 'prtyX error' on GSE Scales can be caused by an incorrect baud rate (P200) or number of data bits (P201). Ensure these settings are correct.
What does 'Zero> Max.!' mean on GSE 672 Scales and how to fix it?
The 'Zero> Max.!' error on GSE Scales indicates that the zero value is greater than the maximum. You can use the key for subtracting off container weights, or apply this dead-load during the 'No Load?' prompt during calibration to permanently eliminate the offset.
How to resolve 'frmgX error' on GSE Scales?
To resolve the 'frmgX error' on GSE Scales, verify the baud rate (P200), the number of data bits (P201), or the parity setting (P202).
How to fix 'Under Load!' error on GSE 672 Scales?
To address the 'Under Load!' error on GSE Scales: * Reduce the load. * Check the load cell connections. * Ensure the sense jumpers are in place. * Verify the capacity selection P110 is correct. * Use information parameters, especially P61103 and P61104, to check the setup and input signal.
Why do GSE Scales say 'Tare> F.S.!'?
The 'Tare> F.S.!' error on GSE Scales most likely means the entered tare value was incorrect. Review and correct the tare value.
What to do if GSE Scales show 'Check Conn' error?
The 'Check Conn' error on GSE Scales usually indicates a defective or incorrectly wired load cell. Inspect the load cell and its wiring.
How to resolve 'Tare< 0!' error on GSE 672?
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