To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my OHAUS CD-11 Scales turn on?
If your OHAUS Scales unit isn't turning on, there are several potential causes. First, check that the adapter is properly plugged into both the wall and the indicator. Also, verify the battery connections and orientation, replacing the batteries if necessary. If the problem persists, there may be a membrane switch failure, which requires further inspection.
What to do if RS232 is not working on OHAUS CD-11 Scales?
If the RS232 on your OHAUS Scales is not working, the issue might stem from incorrect communication parameter settings or loose cable connections. Verify that the communication parameters are correctly configured and ensure all cable connections are secure.
Why can't I zero my OHAUS CD-11?
If your OHAUS Scales indicator won't zero, it could be due to a load on the scale base exceeding the allowable zero percentage set in the ZERO parameter of the Setup menu. Remove any load on the scale base until it is less than the entered zero percentage. Alternatively, the 'Retain Zero Data' feature might be enabled in the scale menu. Note that this is normal operation when this feature is enabled.
What to do if OHAUS Scales cannot display weight in desired weighing unit?
If your OHAUS Scales cannot display weight in the desired weighing unit, the unit might not be enabled in the Readout menu. Enable the desired unit in the Readout menu.
Why is the center of zero display erratic on my OHAUS CD-11?
If the Center of Zero display indicator on your OHAUS Scales is erratic or doesn't appear when there's no load, it may be caused by scale base motion or disturbances exceeding the center of zero criteria. Try to remove any disturbances or reduce motion affecting the scale. You can also increase the AZT level or the averaging level in the readout menu.
Overview of the CD-11 Indicator, its features, and capabilities.
Instructions for unpacking and verifying the included accessories.
Guidelines for choosing an optimal operating environment for the indicator.
Procedure for physically connecting the scale base load cell cable to the indicator.
Important warnings and precautions for the safe operation of the indicator.
Details on powering the indicator via AC adapter or batteries.
Information on using the menu lockout feature to prevent unauthorized setting changes.
Details on the buttons used for navigating and changing settings during initial setup.
Diagram illustrating the hierarchy and flow of the indicator's setup menus.
Table to determine compatible indicator settings based on scale base capacity and resolution.
Procedure for setting scale base parameters like Legal for Trade, zero range, calibration unit, capacity, and graduation.
Configuration of environmental adaptations, unit display, auto-zero tracking, and timers.
Settings for data communication, including baud rate, parity, data length, and stop bits.
Controlling access to Calibration, Setup, Readout, and Print menus to prevent unauthorized changes.
Details on the RS232 connector pinout and its use for data communication.
Steps for configuring and sealing the indicator for legal for trade use, including jumper settings and seals.
Procedure for powering the indicator on and its initial self-test sequence.
Instructions on how to properly shut down the indicator.
Steps to zero the indicator, ensuring it registers zero weight before adding a load.
Method for taring the weight of a container to accurately measure the net weight of contents.
How to cycle through and display Gross, Net, and Tare weight values.
Procedure to remove a stored tare weight from the indicator's memory.
How to change the displayed unit of measurement (e.g., lb, kg, g) using the Print/Units button.
Enabling and using the parts counting function based on average piece weight.
Guide to setting up a new average piece weight for accurate parts counting.
How to exit specific modes and return the indicator to its standard weighing display.
Using a previously calculated Average Piece Weight for parts counting.
List and explanation of ASCII commands for communication with external devices.
Instructions for printing data to an external computer or printer.
Common problems, their probable causes, and suggested remedies for the indicator.
Explanation of various error codes displayed by the indicator and their recommended solutions.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining service assistance for the indicator.
List of available replacement parts for the indicator, including part numbers.
List of optional accessories that can be purchased for the indicator.
Detailed specifications including capacity, resolution, functions, power, dimensions, and weight.
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