What to do if my Optima Scale OP-916 shows ‘UUUUUU’?
If the Optima Scale Measuring Instrument displays 'UUUUUU', it indicates a problem. First, ensure that you are not overloading the scale by reducing the weight. Next, verify the load cell connection. If the issue persists, the load cell itself might be faulty; inspect it and check the input/output.
What to do if Optima Scale OP-916 Measuring Instruments shows ERR3 during calibration?
If the Optima Scale Measuring Instrument displays 'ERR3' during calibration, where the input signal is negative, follow these steps: 1. Check all wire connections. 2. Check the load cell. 3. Recalibrate. 4. If the problem persists after these steps, PCB replacement may be necessary.
What to do if Optima Scale OP-916 Measuring Instruments displays ERR4?
If the Optima Scale Measuring Instrument displays 'ERR4' during calibration, it means the signal is unstable. To resolve this, ensure the platform is stable before starting the calibration process.
What to do if Optima Scale OP-916 Measuring Instruments displays ERR1?
If the Optima Scale Measuring Instrument displays 'ERR1', it means that during calibration, either no weight was used, or the weight exceeded the maximum capacity. Make sure to use the correct weight within the defined range during calibration.
What to do if Optima Scale Measuring Instruments displays ERR2?
If the Optima Scale Measuring Instrument displays 'ERR2', this indicates that the weight used during calibration is below the minimum required weight. Note that the calibration weight minimum is 10% of the maximum capacity set in C04. It is recommended to use 60%-80% of the maximum capacity if possible.
What to do if my Optima Scale OP-916 shows ‘nnnnnnn’?
If the Optima Scale Measuring Instrument displays 'nnnnnnn', it indicates a problem. First, ensure the scale is level. Next, verify the load cell connection. If the issue persists, check the load cell input and output resistance.
What to do if Optima Scale OP-916 Measuring Instruments displays ERR5?
If the Optima Scale Measuring Instruments displays 'ERR5', it indicates an EEPROM Error. The solution is to change the PCB.
General| Brand | Optima Scale |
|---|---|
| Model | OP-916 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Guidance on preventing static discharge to protect sensitive equipment and ensure accurate readings.
Specifies the accuracy class of the weighing indicator.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC adapter for powering the indicator.
Details on the optional rechargeable battery, charging, and maintenance.
Steps for powering on the indicator, including auto-check sequence.
Instructions on how to use the zero function and its limitations.
Detailed explanation of the Tare function, including gross and net modes.
Initial steps to access the calibration setup menu.
Navigating C1 for unit selection and C2 for decimal places.
Setting graduation (C3) and maximum capacity (C4).
Performing the zero point calibration using the C5 channel.
Proceeding to the C06 channel for single-point calibration setup.
Inputting calibration weight and completing the single point calibration.
Starting the linear calibration process by proceeding to C06.
Specifying the number of weights and inputting calibration values.
Placing calibration weights and completing the linear calibration steps.
Verifying scale readings and troubleshooting common post-calibration issues.
Step-by-step guide to enter and navigate the parameter settings menu.
Settings for communication protocols and output methods.
Settings for 4-20mA analog output and current calibration.
Configuration for relay output functions.
Information on connecting load cells to the indicator via quick disconnect or hardwire.
Procedure for connecting signals via the terminal block, with anti-static precautions.
Explanation of common error codes and their potential causes.
Solutions for calibration errors like unstable signals or incorrect weight.
Explanation for EEPROM errors and exceeding zero range.
Troubleshooting steps for when the scale fails to power on.
Steps to resolve negative readings when a load is applied.
Detailed procedure to resolve ERR6 error codes.
Troubleshooting steps for 'nnnnnn' and 'uuuuuu' error messages.
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