What does Error 8.1 mean on OHAUS Measuring Instruments?
If your OHAUS Measuring Instruments displays Error 8.1, it indicates the weight reading exceeds the Power On Zero limit. Remove weight from the pan. You may also need to recalibrate the scale.
What does Error 8.3 mean on OHAUS Measuring Instruments?
If your OHAUS Measuring Instruments displays Error 8.3, it means the weight reading exceeds the Overload limit. Reduce the weight on the pan.
Why OHAUS Measuring Instruments cannot display weight in desired weighing unit?
If your OHAUS Measuring Instruments cannot display the weight in the desired weighing unit, the unit may be disabled. Enable the unit in the Units Menu. Refer to Unit Menu section for help.
How to fix OHAUS Measuring Instruments when it is unable to turn on?
If the OHAUS Measuring Instruments indicator won't turn on, check the power cord connections to ensure it's properly plugged into both the device and the power outlet. Verify that the power outlet is supplying electricity. If using battery power, recharge the battery. If none of these steps work, service may be required.
What does CAL E mean on OHAUS Measuring Instruments?
If your OHAUS Measuring Instruments displays CAL E, the calibration value is outside allowable limits. Use the correct calibration weight.
Why is my OHAUS Measuring Instruments unable to calibrate?
If you are unable to calibrate your OHAUS Measuring Instruments, ensure that the LFT security switch is turned off. Also, verify that you are using the correct calibration mass.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Power | AC Adapter or Rechargeable Battery |
| Construction | Stainless steel |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 40°C |
| Protection | IP65 |
| Units of Measurement | kg, g, lb, oz |
| Calibration | External |
| Approvals | NTEP |
| Interface | RS232 |
| Capacity | 3 kg - 300 kg (depending on model) |
| Platform Size | 300 x 400 mm to 600 x 800 mm |
Defines signal warnings and symbols and provides critical safety precautions for installation and operation.
Specifies the intended applications and environments for the instrument.
Details unpacking contents and connecting power supplies (battery, AC).
Details procedures for opening housing, connecting scale bases, load cells, and RS232.
How to power the indicator on and off.
Steps to enter, use, and configure weighing mode settings.
Steps to enter, use, and configure counting mode settings.
How to set limits, perform checks, and configure check mode settings.
How to set, enter, use, and print totalization results.
Guides on navigating menus and using buttons for input.
Procedures for initial, zero, span, linearity calibration, and testing.
Configuration of units, ranges, graduations, and power-on settings.
Customization of display features like stability, zero range, and backlight.
Activation and selection of available weighing units.
Configuration for RS232, USB, Ethernet, and printing parameters.
Steps for setting up the indicator for trade use, including calibration and security switch.
Procedures for verification by officials and physical sealing of the device.
Instructions for cleaning the indicator housing.
Lists common symptoms, causes, and remedies for issues.
Lists technical specifications for the i-DT33P and i-DT33XW models.
A table mapping geographical coordinates to GEO adjustment codes.
Details the MT Standard Continuous Output format and data structure.
Lists MT-SICS commands and their functions.
Lists OHAUS commands and their functions.
Details printout formats for Check Weighing and Non Check Weighing applications.
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