What to do if my OHAUS Defender 5000 shows Error 8.4?
If the OHAUS Accessories scale displays Error 8.4, it indicates that the weight reading is below the Underload limit. Add load to the scale, and then recalibrate the scale.
What to do if my OHAUS Accessories shows Error 8.2?
If the OHAUS Accessories scale displays Error 8.2, it means the weight reading is below the Power On Zero limit. Add load to the scale and then recalibrate the scale.
What to do if my OHAUS Defender 5000 shows Error 8.1?
If the OHAUS Accessories scale displays Error 8.1, it indicates that the weight reading exceeds the Power On Zero limit. Remove the load from the scale and then recalibrate the scale to resolve this issue.
What to do if my OHAUS Accessories scale shows Error 8.6?
If the OHAUS Accessories scale displays Error 8.6, it means the weight exceeds six digits, causing a display overflow. To fix this, reduce the load on the scale.
What to do if my OHAUS Defender 5000 shows Error 8.3?
If the OHAUS Accessories scale displays Error 8.3, it indicates that the weight reading exceeds the overload limit. To resolve this, reduce the load on the scale.
General| Brand | OHAUS |
|---|---|
| Model | Defender 5000 Series |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
General safety guidelines for safe and dependable operation of the equipment.
Lists the items to be unpacked for the TD52P or TD52XW indicator.
Describes how to connect external components like the scale base, RS232 cable, and power.
Instructions for opening the housing and making internal connections.
Instructions for installing an SD card for additional storage in the indicator.
Explains how to reverse the rear housing for different connection exit orientations.
Instructions for attaching the mounting bracket to a wall or table.
Overview of the indicator's menu system, categorizing settings into Calibration, Setup, Read Out, and Application Mode.
Guides users on how to navigate through the indicator's menus using softkeys.
Introduces the three calibration methods available on the indicator.
Details the procedure for performing zero calibration on the indicator.
Explains the process of span calibration using a calibration mass.
Configuration of units, capacity, graduation, language, and power-on settings.
How to select the unit of measure for calibration.
Setting the number of weighing intervals and graduations for single or dual interval use.
Customizing display functionality like stability, zero range, and brightness.
Adjusting the reading variation before the stability symbol turns off.
Setting the percentage of scale capacity that can be zeroed.
Activating desired units of measure for weighing.
Setting up Good Laboratory/Manufacturing Practice data like date and time.
Configuring external communication methods and printing parameters.
Configuration settings for RS232 communication, including parameters and print setup.
Options for configuring print output and templates for RS232 communication.
Configuring access to lock certain keys on the indicator.
Using the application to determine the weight of items.
Customizing user preferences for the Weighing application.
Using the application to count samples of uniform weight.
Setting the Average Piece Weight (APW) for counting operations.
Comparing weight or pieces against target limits.
Performing check weighing and defining over/under limits.
Measuring sample weight as a percentage of a reference weight.
Methods for establishing a reference weight for percent weighing.
Weighing unstable loads like moving animals.
Customizing user preferences for the Dynamic Weighing application.
Selecting between countdown or continuous mode for dynamic weighing.
Choosing between Manual, Semi-Automatic, or Automatic start/stop for dynamic weighing.
Setting the averaging time for dynamic weighing.
Using the application to fill a container to a predetermined target weight.
Setting up four target weights (SP1-SP4) for the filling application.
Lists OHAUS and MT-SICS commands for controlling the indicator via serial interface.
Pin connections for the RS232 serial port.
Instructions for connecting the indicator to a computer via serial cable.
Details on printout formats for weighing applications.
Managing libraries for Weighing, Counting, Check, and Filling applications.
Searching for items within the indicator's library.
Recalling items from the library.
Procedure for logging into the indicator with user credentials.
Information on storing and managing user profiles on the SD card.
Editing or deleting user accounts, with role-based permissions.
Displaying individual Alibi records including ID, weight, and time.
Steps to configure settings before verification and sealing.
Information about the verification procedure by authorized agents.
Cleaning instructions for the T52P indicator housing and control panel.
Cleaning instructions for the TD52XW indicator housing and control panel.
A table of common symptoms, causes, and remedies for indicator issues.
Detailed technical specifications including materials, ambient conditions, and power.
List of available accessories and optional kits for the indicator.
Visual representations and measurements of the TD52P and TD52XW models.
A table providing GEO codes based on latitude and elevation for calibration.
Details on MT Standard Continuous Output format and status byte definitions.
A list of MT-SICS commands for controlling the indicator.
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