Why is RS232 not working on my OHAUS TROOPER SCALE?
If the RS232 function isn't working on your OHAUS scale, the communication parameters may be set up incorrectly, or the cable connections might be loose or improper. Verify the communication parameters and check the cable connections.
What does 'LoBat Error' mean on OHAUS Scales?
The 'LoBat Error' on your OHAUS scale indicates weak batteries. Replace the batteries as soon as possible. Other errors may indicate an overload or underload condition, or incorrect EEPROM data. Check scale settings, ensure the zero doesn't exceed ZERO%, and verify calibration data matches current full scale, Grad, and Cal Point settings.
Details the steps for unpacking the scale, checking for completeness, and inspecting for transport damage.
Describes how to level the scale using the built-in level indicator for accurate and repeatable results.
Provides guidance on choosing an optimal environment for the scale, considering factors like corrosives, vibration, and surface stability.
Explains how to connect the scale to a power source, including options for battery installation and AC power.
Explains the procedure for turning the scale on using the ON/ZERO/OFF button and what to expect on the display.
Describes how to perform a zero operation on the scale using a short press of the ON/ZERO/OFF button.
Explains how to use the TARE function to store the weight of a container, allowing for net weight measurement.
Details the procedure for setting up the scale for the first time, including legal for trade and zero settings.
Lists span calibration options and details the procedure for performing span calibration.
Continues the span calibration procedure, detailing saving data and checking accuracy after calibration.
Detailed steps for performing linearity calibration, including mid-point and full-capacity checks.
Lists common symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for issues encountered with the scale's operation.
Continues the troubleshooting guide, covering issues like unit display, RS232, and calibration problems.
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