What to do if my OHAUS Scales will not turn on?
If your OHAUS Scales are not turning on, the issue is likely a power problem. Verify the power connection and voltage to ensure the scales are receiving power.
Why can't I calibrate my OHAUS Scales?
Several factors can prevent calibration of your OHAUS Scales. Here are a few things to check: * Ensure the Calibration Menu lock is off. * Confirm that Approved Mode is off. * Make sure the environment is stable; relocate the scales if necessary. * Verify that you are using the correct calibration masses.
What does 'Low Reference weight' mean on my OHAUS Adventurer AX224, and how to fix it?
A 'Low Reference weight' message on your OHAUS Scales means the reference weight is too small. Increase the sample size to resolve this.
What does 'Invalid Piece Weight' mean on my OHAUS Adventurer AX224, and how to resolve it?
An 'Invalid Piece Weight' message on your OHAUS Scales indicates that the average piece weight is too small. To fix this, increase the average piece weight.
Why are my OHAUS Adventurer AX224 showing poor accuracy?
Poor accuracy with your OHAUS Scales can stem from a couple of causes. First, the scales may need calibration. Try performing a calibration. Second, an unstable environment can affect accuracy. Relocate the scales to a more suitable, stable location.
Why do my OHAUS Scales display 'Operation Timeout'?
An 'Operation Timeout' error on your OHAUS Scales indicates that the weight reading is not stable. Try moving the balance to a more suitable location to ensure stability.
Why can't I change the menu settings on my OHAUS Adventurer AX224 Scales?
If you are unable to change menu settings on your OHAUS Scales, it could be due to a locked sub-menu. Try unlocking the sub-menu. Also, ensure that Approved Mode is turned off.
What does '------' mean on OHAUS Adventurer AX224?
The '------' display on OHAUS Scales indicates that the balance is busy. It may be performing a tare, zeroing, printing, or waiting for a stable weight. Wait until the process is completed.
Overview of the Adventurer balance's capabilities, including touch controls and applications.
Essential safety warnings and precautions for installation, use, and handling of the balance.
Steps for safely unpacking the balance and selecting an appropriate location for optimal performance.
Instructions on how to level the balance using the bubble indicator and leveling feet.
Procedures for performing initial calibration after installation or relocation to ensure accurate measurements.
Explanation of the balance's touch-sensitive display, controls, and the main application screen layout.
Overview of the balance's main functions, buttons, and menu navigation structure.
Identification and description of key physical parts for both draft shield and non-draft shield models.
Guide on using the Weighing application to determine the weight of items in the selected unit.
Instructions for using the Parts Counting application to count samples of uniform weight.
Detailed steps for measuring the density of solids and liquids using various methods.
Instructions on how to use the Check Weighing application to compare sample weight against target limits.
Guide for using the Formulation application for compounding and recipe making.
Overview of how to navigate through the balance's menu structure to access settings.
Explanation of the different calibration methods available, including internal, automatic, and span calibration.
Guide to customizing balance settings such as language, user preferences, and display options.
How to activate and select desired units of measure for weighing operations.
Instructions for configuring external communication methods like RS-232 and USB.
Steps for connecting, configuring, and testing the interface with printers or computers.
Guidelines for periodically verifying calibration and performing routine cleaning of the balance.
Detailed technical specifications of the Adventurer balances, including capacity, readability, and dimensions.
Information on connecting the balance to a computer using the USB interface and installing virtual port software.
Information regarding the balance's compliance with relevant EMC, Low Voltage, and weighing instrument directives.
Details of the product's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
General| Capacity | 220 g |
|---|---|
| Pan Size | 90 mm |
| Calibration | External |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter (Included) |
| Operating Temperature Range | 10 °C to 40 °C |
| Display | LCD |
| Repeatability (typical) | 0.1 mg |
| Stabilization Time | 2 seconds |
| Weighing Units | g, lb, oz |
| Communication | RS232 |
| Readability | 0.1 mg |
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