What to do if Jadever Scales show wrong calibration weights?
If your Jadever Scales display an error related to calibration weights, ensure that you are using the correct weights, matching the calibration value to the full load.
What to do if Jadever Scales show overload condition?
If your Jadever Scales indicate an overload condition, remove the weight from the pan that exceeds the scale's capacity.
What to do if Jadever Scales exceed tare or pre-tare range?
If Jadever Scales exceed the tare or pre-tare range, ensure that the tare value is above zero and does not exceed the full load capacity.
What to do if Jadever JWL-1.5K exceed the initial zero point?
If your Jadever Scales exceed the initial zero point: 1. Check the scale pan for any foreign objects and remove them. 2. If the issue persists, it may indicate a load cell failure, requiring replacement or professional service.
How to fix EEPROM failure in Jadever JWL-1.5K?
If you encounter an EEPROM failure with your Jadever Scales, re-solder the EEPROM.
What to do if the accumulated number of weighments exceeds the display range on Jadever JWL-1.5K?
If the accumulated number of weighments exceeds the display range on your Jadever Scales, delete the excess weighments.
What to do if Jadever JWL-1.5K Scales lower limit is higher than upper limit?
If the lower limit is higher than the upper limit on your Jadever Scales, re-enter the upper limit and lower limit settings.
What to do if Jadever Scales exceed the A/D resolution range?
If your Jadever Scales exceed the A/D resolution range: 1. Check for A/D failure and replace the A/D if necessary. 2. If the problem persists, it may indicate a load cell failure, requiring replacement or professional service.
Essential safety guidelines and warnings for operating the weighing indicator.
Guide to setting scale functions and understanding various parameter values.
Procedure for entering and navigating the function setting menu.
Detailed explanation of various parameter settings (P00-P07) for the scale.
Procedure for calibrating the weighing indicator for accurate measurements.
Instructions for performing common operations with the weighing indicator.
Basic steps for performing weighing operations on the scale.
Common error messages and their corresponding problems and solutions.
General| Capacity | 1.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Division/Readability | 0.1 g |
| Display | LCD |
| Auto Power Off | Yes |
| Power Supply | AC Adaptor (12V/500mA) or 6 x AA Batteries |
| Units | g, oz, ct, dwt |
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