To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are my Jadever JCL-3K Scales showing wrong calibration weights?
If you encounter issues with calibration on your Jadever Scales, ensure you are using the correct test weights. The calibration value should also be below the full load capacity of the scale.
What to do if Jadever JCL-3K show overload condition?
If your Jadever Scales display shows an overload condition, remove the item that is causing the overload.
What to do if accumulated weighments exceed display range on Jadever Scales?
If the accumulated number of weighments on your Jadever Scales exceeds the display range, delete the exceeding weights to resolve the issue.
Why initial zero point exceeds 30% of full load on Jadever JCL-3K?
If the initial zero point exceeds 30% of the full load on your Jadever Scales: 1. Remove any obstructions under the pan. 2. If the issue persists, it may be necessary to replace the load cell or contact the maintenance department.
What causes Jadever Scales to exceed tare or pre-tare range?
If your Jadever Scales exceed the tare or pre-tare range, ensure that the tare value is within the range of 0 to the full load.
Why do Jadever JCL-3K exceed the zero range?
If your Jadever Scales exceed the zero range, ensure that the item on the pan is within 2% of the full load.
General| Capacity | 3 kg |
|---|---|
| Division/Readability | 0.1g |
| Power Supply | AC adapter or 4 x AA batteries |
| Display | LCD |
| Calibration | External calibration |
| Auto Power Off | Yes |
| Overload Protection | Yes |
| Units | g, oz, ct, dwt, ozt |
Details on model capacities, weighing units, display, dimensions, and power supply.
Diagram of the scale's front panel with numbered components.
Explanation of display indicators, symbols, and their meanings.
Description of the function of each key on the scale's keyboard.
Indication and behavior of the low battery warning and charging status.
Instructions on entering parameter setting and changing functions using keys.
Detailed explanation of various parameter settings available for the scale.
Covers unit selection, zero range, weight/stable checking, and beep settings.
Configuration for external devices, baud rate, and printing modes.
Procedure for initializing the scale to communicate with a printer.
Basic procedure for placing items on the scale and reading the weight.
Instructions for taring containers and setting preset tare values.
Setting and using upper and lower weight limits for checking.
Setting and using upper and lower quantity limits for checking.
How to input unit weight and save it into memory for counting.
Procedure for sample counting and Automatic Counting Accuracy Improvement (ACAI).
Steps for accumulating weight and quantity data.
How to view and clear accumulated data.
Optional procedure for controlling the scale from a PC.
Pinout diagram and description of the RS-232 serial interface connector.
Examples of data formats for printing from a PC.
Examples of data formats for BIRCH, GODEX, ZEBRA, GP, CK, and DMP printers.
Steps for connecting the scale to a PC and configuring settings for Excel export.
Scale settings required for exporting data to Excel, including PERI, BAUD, PRT.M, PRT.F.
Procedure for exporting data to Excel using the Print function.
Overview of U.KEY connector for PC data export and important precautions.
Scale settings for U.KEY and an example of using it with Excel.
