What to do if OHAUS Measuring Instruments display is on but weight does not change?
If the display is on but the weight reading remains unchanged, examine the wiring to the load cell, checking for any broken wires, open connections, or incorrect wiring. If the issue persists, further assistance may be needed.
How to fix a blank display on OHAUS Measuring Instruments?
If the display is blank, first check the backlight and contrast settings. Then, confirm that the AC power source is working correctly. If problems persist, further assistance may be needed.
General| Housing Material | ABS plastic |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Readability | 0.1 g to 1 g (depending on model) |
| Interface | RS232 |
| Power | AC adapter or rechargeable battery |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 40°C |
| Units of Measurement | g, kg, lb, oz |
Defines signal words (Warning, Caution, Attention, Note) and warning symbols used in the manual.
Provides essential safety precautions for installation, operation, and maintenance of the T72XW terminal.
Provides information on installing cables and connectors, including ferrite core and main board wiring.
Includes a critical warning about removing power before connecting or disconnecting load cells.
Explains how to secure the enclosure with a wire security seal for metrologically approved applications.
Explains Alibi memory access, search functionality, and the elements of the Alibi Search screen.
Details the Information Recall function for accessing terminal serial number, firmware, and calibration dates.
Describes how to access the setup menu, emphasizing it's for operators after installation.
Explains the Zero function and its three modes: Auto Zero Maintenance, Power Up Zero, and Pushbutton Zero.
Details the Tare function, including Pushbutton Tare, Keyboard Tare, and Net Sign Correction.
Explains Net Sign Correction and how automatic tare functions, including thresholds.
Explains Alibi memory access, search functionality, and the elements of the Alibi Search screen.
Describes the Animal Weighing application for calculating average weights over a sampling period.
Explains the Checkweigh application for comparing weight against target values and indicating status.
Details the Counting application for simple counting sequences, sample entry, and APW.
Describes how to access and exit the setup mode via the MENU key and navigation keys.
Explains password security setup to protect terminal configuration from inadvertent changes.
Provides an overview of setup menu structure and details for programming the T72XW.
Details the parameters within the Scale branch of the setup menu.
Explains Scale Type, Name, and Approval settings, including metrological configuration.
Covers certificate number entry and setting primary units, weighing ranges, capacity, and increment.
Details calibration settings, including GEO code, linearity adjustment, and zero/span adjustments.
Explains the Set Zero and Set Span functions for resetting scale conditions during calibration.
Covers Zero settings: Auto Zero Maintenance, under zero blanking, power-up zero, and pushbutton zero.
Covers Tare Types setup for pushbutton tare, keyboard tare, and net sign correction.
Explains Auto Clear settings for automatically clearing tare, including threshold weights and motion checks.
Covers thresholds for saving or outputting data, including Interlock and Automatic settings.
Initiates a reset of the Scale branch, verifying success or failure.
Details parameters within the Application branch, covering Memory and Totalization.
Details totalization setup and configuration of discrete inputs and outputs.
Allows selection of application for FUNCTION key and determines application display on startup.
Initiates a reset of the Application branch, verifying success or failure.
Covers region setup for time/date formats, actual values, and language selection.
Covers specifying the language for terminal operations and setup mode.
Details user settings for password protection of the setup mode.
Permits adding or removing icons from the operator menu screen.
Initiates a reset of terminal settings, verifying success or failure.
Covers output template configuration for defining data formats for demand outputs.
Provides methods to assign functions to physical ports (COM1, COM2, USB, Ethernet).
Resets all setup settings to factory defaults, excluding metrologically significant parameters.
Restores all terminal setup parameters to factory defaults, deleting tables and log files.
Describes how Alibi memory stores transaction information and its operational limits.
Describes serial interface parameters for COM1 and COM2/USB ports.
Describes the Standard Interface Command Set (MT-SICS) protocol supported by the terminal.
Explains Variable Access for reading and writing terminal parameters via COM1.
Covers capacity, increment settings, GEO code, linearity, and auto zero configurations.
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