Why can't I change menu settings on my OHAUS Accessories?
The menu may be locked. Set the selected menu to Off in the Lock Menu. If that doesn't work, the Lockout Switch on the circuit board may need to be set to the Off position.
What to do if my OHAUS Accessories 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.
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 Accessories 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 does Error 8.9 mean on my OHAUS Accessories?
Error 8.9 means the device failed to read the serial number from the memory module, or the serial number does not match the indicator's under LFT ON status. Break the seal or replace the original base/indicator.
What does EEP Error mean on OHAUS Accessories?
EEP Error indicates corrupted EEPROM data.
Why does my OHAUS Accessories display Error 8.6?
Error 8.6 appears when the weight exceeds six digits, causing a display overflow. Reduce the load on the scale.
What to do if my OHAUS Accessories scale shows Error 8.1?
Error 8.1 means the weight reading exceeds the Power On Zero limit. Remove the load from the scale and then recalibrate it.
What does it mean when the battery symbol is flashing on my OHAUS Accessories?
If the battery symbol is flashing on your OHAUS Accessories (T52P), it indicates that the batteries are discharged and need to be replaced.
How to display weight in the desired weighing unit on my OHAUS Accessories?
If your OHAUS Accessories cannot display weight in the desired weighing unit, the unit may not be set to On in the Units Menu. Enable the unit in the Units Menu.
General safety guidelines for operating the equipment safely and reliably.
Identification and description of the indicator's physical components and controls.
Explains the purpose and action of each button on the indicator's control panel.
Instructions for removing the indicator and its accessories from the packaging.
Details on connecting the scale base, power, and communication interfaces externally.
Procedures for opening the housing and making internal connections like load cell and SD card.
Guidance on orienting the rear housing of the TD52XW model for mounting.
Instructions and specifications for installing the mounting bracket.
An overview of the indicator's menu hierarchy and available settings categories.
Step-by-step guide on how to navigate through the indicator's menus and change settings.
Details on performing zero, span, linearity, and GEO calibrations for accurate measurements.
Configuration options for units, range, capacity, language, and power-on settings.
Settings related to the display's appearance and behavior, including stability and contrast.
Configuration of digital inputs and outputs for interfacing with external devices.
Selection and configuration of various units of weight for measurement.
Settings for Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) data logging.
Configuration of serial, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth communication parameters.
Settings related to the maintenance menu and service information.
Options for locking specific keys on the control panel to prevent unauthorized access.
Instructions for performing basic weighing operations, including application setup and tare functions.
Procedures for using the counting application, including setting average piece weight (APW).
Steps for performing checkweighing and check counting operations with defined limits.
Guide for setting up and performing percent weighing using a reference weight.
Instructions for performing dynamic weighing operations with different start/reset modes.
Lists OHAUS and MT-SICS commands for serial communication and data control.
Details the pinout and function of the RS232 connector for data communication.
Steps for establishing serial communication between the indicator and a computer.
Instructions for connecting the indicator to a serial printer for data output.
Describes the format and content of printouts for weighing and check applications.
Provides examples of printout configurations and data fields.
Information on managing the library of records stored on the Micro SD card.
Details on user profiles, login, and management of user accounts on the SD card.
Functionality related to Alibi memory for data integrity and record keeping.
Steps for configuring the indicator for legal for trade requirements.
Procedures for verification by authorized personnel to ensure compliance.
Methods for applying security seals to prevent tampering with settings.
Instructions for cleaning the T52P model indicator housing and control panel.
Instructions for cleaning the TD52XW model indicator housing and control panel.
A table listing common symptoms, probable causes, and solutions for troubleshooting errors.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining technical support and service.
Detailed technical specifications for the indicator models, including materials and ambient conditions.
List of available accessories and optional kits for the indicator.
Technical drawings showing the physical dimensions of the indicator models.
A table providing GEO codes for various geographical locations.
Appendix containing details on standard continuous output format and data byte definitions.
Appendix listing MT-SICS commands for controlling the indicator.
General safety guidelines for operating the equipment safely and reliably.
Identification and description of the indicator's physical components and controls.
Explains the purpose and action of each button on the indicator's control panel.
Instructions for removing the indicator and its accessories from the packaging.
Details on connecting the scale base, power, and communication interfaces externally.
Procedures for opening the housing and making internal connections like load cell and SD card.
Guidance on orienting the rear housing of the TD52XW model for mounting.
Instructions and specifications for installing the mounting bracket.
An overview of the indicator's menu hierarchy and available settings categories.
Step-by-step guide on how to navigate through the indicator's menus and change settings.
Details on performing zero, span, linearity, and GEO calibrations for accurate measurements.
Configuration options for units, range, capacity, language, and power-on settings.
Settings related to the display's appearance and behavior, including stability and contrast.
Configuration of digital inputs and outputs for interfacing with external devices.
Selection and configuration of various units of weight for measurement.
Settings for Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) data logging.
Configuration of serial, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth communication parameters.
Settings related to the maintenance menu and service information.
Options for locking specific keys on the control panel to prevent unauthorized access.
Instructions for performing basic weighing operations, including application setup and tare functions.
Procedures for using the counting application, including setting average piece weight (APW).
Steps for performing checkweighing and check counting operations with defined limits.
Guide for setting up and performing percent weighing using a reference weight.
Instructions for performing dynamic weighing operations with different start/reset modes.
Lists OHAUS and MT-SICS commands for serial communication and data control.
Details the pinout and function of the RS232 connector for data communication.
Steps for establishing serial communication between the indicator and a computer.
Instructions for connecting the indicator to a serial printer for data output.
Describes the format and content of printouts for weighing and check applications.
Provides examples of printout configurations and data fields.
Information on managing the library of records stored on the Micro SD card.
Details on user profiles, login, and management of user accounts on the SD card.
Functionality related to Alibi memory for data integrity and record keeping.
Steps for configuring the indicator for legal for trade requirements.
Procedures for verification by authorized personnel to ensure compliance.
Methods for applying security seals to prevent tampering with settings.
Instructions for cleaning the T52P model indicator housing and control panel.
Instructions for cleaning the TD52XW model indicator housing and control panel.
A table listing common symptoms, probable causes, and solutions for troubleshooting errors.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining technical support and service.
Detailed technical specifications for the indicator models, including materials and ambient conditions.
List of available accessories and optional kits for the indicator.
Technical drawings showing the physical dimensions of the indicator models.
A table providing GEO codes for various geographical locations.
Appendix containing details on standard continuous output format and data byte definitions.
Appendix listing MT-SICS commands for controlling the indicator.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Protection | IP54 |
| Legal for Trade | Yes |
| Calibration | External Calibration |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Dimensions | 300 x 300 x 120 mm |
| Communication | RS232 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 40 °C |
| Relative Humidity | 10% to 85% non-condensing |
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