How to troubleshoot Optima Scale 909 that do not turn on?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments aren't turning on, there are a couple of things to check: * **Loose power cord:** Make sure the power cord is properly plugged into the scale. * **Defective outlet:** Test the outlet by plugging in another device to see if it works. This will help determine if the problem is with the outlet itself.
Why is my Optima Scale 909 reading negative with a load?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments show a negative reading when you apply a load, the Sig+ and Sig- wires might be incorrectly connected to the load cell. Try switching the Sig+ and Sig- wires connected to the load cell and/or the junction box (if one is used).
What does 'Err3' mean on Optima Scale Measuring Instruments?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments display 'Err3' during calibration, it means the input signal is negative. To resolve this: * Check all wire connections. * Check the load cell for damages. * Try to recalibrate the device. * If the issue persists after these steps, the PCB may need replacement.
What does 'Err2' mean on Optima Scale Measuring Instruments and how to fix it?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments display 'Err2', it means the weight used during calibration was below the minimum required weight. The calibration weight minimum is 10% of the maximum capacity set in C04. It is recommended to use 60%-80% of the maximum capacity.
What does 'Err1' mean on Optima Scale Measuring Instruments?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments display 'Err1', it indicates that no weight was used during calibration, or the weight used exceeded the maximum capacity. Use the correct weight within the defined range to resolve this issue.
What to do if Optima Scale 909 Measuring Instruments show 'Err4'?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments display 'Err4', it means the signal was unstable during calibration. Make sure the platform is stable before starting the calibration process.
What does 'Err5' mean on Optima Scale 909 Measuring Instruments, and how can I fix it?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments display 'Err5', it indicates an EEPROM Error. The solution is to replace the PCB.
What to do if my Optima Scale 909 display 'Err6'?
If your Optima Scale Measuring Instruments display 'Err6', it indicates an exceeded zero range. Here's what you can do: 1. Ensure the scale is on a level surface and doesn't wobble, and that there is no load on the scale when you turn it on. 2. Press and hold the “PRINT and HOLD” keys simultaneously for a few seconds. 3. Use the arrow keys to change C01 to C20 (change the first digit from 0 to 2 before changing the second digit from 1 to 0). 4. Press the “PRINT” key to enter the C20 parameter. 5. Change the value on the right of C20 to 100 if possible, otherwise change it to 20, using the up-arrow key. 6. Press the “PRINT” key to enter your selection. 7. Press the “PRINT” key to enter the C21 parameter. 8. Change the value on the right of C21 to 100 if available, otherwise change ...
Safety guidelines for electrical connections and handling.
Lists the primary operational capabilities of the indicator.
Details the technical specifications and performance metrics of the device.
Provides physical dimensions of the weighing indicator.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC adapter.
Guidelines for charging and maintaining the rechargeable battery.
Explains the indicator's front panel lamps and keyboard functions.
Steps for turning the weighing indicator on and its initial startup sequence.
How to reset the scale to zero when empty or with minor material buildup.
Instructions for switching between different weighing units (kg/g).
How to subtract the weight of a container for accurate product measurement.
Method to input a known tare weight manually.
How to count identical items by setting a sample weight.
Process for summing multiple weights to get a total.
Explains different methods for holding a stable weight reading.
How to print current or accumulated weight data.
Steps to access the calibration setup menu.
Description of keys used during setup and calibration.
Detailed steps for single-point calibration using one known weight.
Steps for linear calibration using multiple known weights.
Setting for selecting the unit of measurement (kg, lb, g, oz).
Configures the number of decimal places for display.
Sets the readability or smallest displayed division.
Defines the maximum weight the scale can measure.
Enables or performs zero calibration of the scale.
Selects calibration mode or outputs sensitivity.
Resets parameters to their factory default values.
Enables or disables audible warning tones.
Configures automatic power-off timing to save energy.
Adjusts display or power saving features.
Configures the type of weight hold function to be used.
Settings related to converting between different units.
Sets an alarm threshold for the upper weight limit.
Sets an alarm threshold for the lower weight limit.
Displays internal raw data or codes.
Sets the current date on the indicator.
Sets the current time on the indicator.
Configures serial data output methods for printers or displays.
Sets the communication speed for serial data transmission.
Defines the range for manual zeroing relative to max capacity.
Sets the initial zeroing range when the scale powers on.
Enables and sets the tolerance for automatic zero tracking.
Sets the duration for zero tracking to be active.
Configures the threshold for overload indication.
Sets the range for displaying negative weight values.
Defines how long weight must be stable before being accepted.
Sets the tolerance for weight stability.
Adjusts digital filtering for stable readings, especially for animals.
Configures filtering to reduce noise in readings.
Selects the format for printing date and time.
Configures analog output signal (0-5V or 4-20mA).
Calibrates the analog current output.
Configures the output of relay functions.
Sets the gravitational constant for calibration location.
Sets the gravitational constant for destination location.
Displays the firmware version number.
Selects the mode for printing data (auto, gross, tare).
Adjusts spacing between printouts.
Controls horizontal positioning of printed data.
Enables or disables printing of the date.
Enables or disables printing of the time.
Sets the baud rate for the secondary RS232 port.
Details how to connect load cells using quick disconnect or hardwire methods.
Describes the quick disconnect method for load cell connections.
Describes the hardwire connection method via the terminal block.
Troubleshooting steps for when the scale fails to power on.
Diagnosing and fixing negative readings after load application.
Solutions for the 'nnnnnnn' error code, often related to calibration or connections.
Error code 1: Incorrect weight used during calibration.
Error code 2: Calibration weight below minimum requirement.
Error code 3: Negative input signal during calibration.
Error code 4: Unstable signal during calibration.
Error code 5: EEPROM error, indicating a memory issue.
Error code 6: Exceeds zero range, requiring parameter adjustment.
Safety guidelines for electrical connections and handling.
Lists the primary operational capabilities of the indicator.
Details the technical specifications and performance metrics of the device.
Provides physical dimensions of the weighing indicator.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC adapter.
Guidelines for charging and maintaining the rechargeable battery.
Explains the indicator's front panel lamps and keyboard functions.
Steps for turning the weighing indicator on and its initial startup sequence.
How to reset the scale to zero when empty or with minor material buildup.
Instructions for switching between different weighing units (kg/g).
How to subtract the weight of a container for accurate product measurement.
Method to input a known tare weight manually.
How to count identical items by setting a sample weight.
Process for summing multiple weights to get a total.
Explains different methods for holding a stable weight reading.
How to print current or accumulated weight data.
Steps to access the calibration setup menu.
Description of keys used during setup and calibration.
Detailed steps for single-point calibration using one known weight.
Steps for linear calibration using multiple known weights.
Setting for selecting the unit of measurement (kg, lb, g, oz).
Configures the number of decimal places for display.
Sets the readability or smallest displayed division.
Defines the maximum weight the scale can measure.
Enables or performs zero calibration of the scale.
Selects calibration mode or outputs sensitivity.
Resets parameters to their factory default values.
Enables or disables audible warning tones.
Configures automatic power-off timing to save energy.
Adjusts display or power saving features.
Configures the type of weight hold function to be used.
Settings related to converting between different units.
Sets an alarm threshold for the upper weight limit.
Sets an alarm threshold for the lower weight limit.
Displays internal raw data or codes.
Sets the current date on the indicator.
Sets the current time on the indicator.
Configures serial data output methods for printers or displays.
Sets the communication speed for serial data transmission.
Defines the range for manual zeroing relative to max capacity.
Sets the initial zeroing range when the scale powers on.
Enables and sets the tolerance for automatic zero tracking.
Sets the duration for zero tracking to be active.
Configures the threshold for overload indication.
Sets the range for displaying negative weight values.
Defines how long weight must be stable before being accepted.
Sets the tolerance for weight stability.
Adjusts digital filtering for stable readings, especially for animals.
Configures filtering to reduce noise in readings.
Selects the format for printing date and time.
Configures analog output signal (0-5V or 4-20mA).
Calibrates the analog current output.
Configures the output of relay functions.
Sets the gravitational constant for calibration location.
Sets the gravitational constant for destination location.
Displays the firmware version number.
Selects the mode for printing data (auto, gross, tare).
Adjusts spacing between printouts.
Controls horizontal positioning of printed data.
Enables or disables printing of the date.
Enables or disables printing of the time.
Sets the baud rate for the secondary RS232 port.
Details how to connect load cells using quick disconnect or hardwire methods.
Describes the quick disconnect method for load cell connections.
Describes the hardwire connection method via the terminal block.
Troubleshooting steps for when the scale fails to power on.
Diagnosing and fixing negative readings after load application.
Solutions for the 'nnnnnnn' error code, often related to calibration or connections.
Error code 1: Incorrect weight used during calibration.
Error code 2: Calibration weight below minimum requirement.
Error code 3: Negative input signal during calibration.
Error code 4: Unstable signal during calibration.
Error code 5: EEPROM error, indicating a memory issue.
Error code 6: Exceeds zero range, requiring parameter adjustment.
General| Brand | Optima Scale |
|---|---|
| Model | 909 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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