What to do if my RADWAG WTC 600 Scales do not switch on?
If your RADWAG Scales do not switch on, the issue might be due to discharged batteries. Connect the scales to the mains to charge the battery. Alternatively, the batteries may not be installed correctly or are missing. Check if the batteries are installed correctly, paying attention to the correct polarization.
Why do my RADWAG WTC 600 switch off automatically?
Your RADWAG Scales might be switching off automatically because the 't1' parameter is set to 'YES'. To resolve this, go to the 'Misc' menu and change the parameter setting to 'no'.
What to do if my RADWAG Scales fail to start?
If your RADWAG Scales fail to start, there are several possible causes. First, ensure that the power supply is properly connected to the scale. Next, check if the battery is discharged; if so, connect the power supply to the mains to charge it. Finally, verify that the battery is correctly installed with the correct polarization or installed at all.
Why do my RADWAG WTC 600 Scales keep switching off automatically?
If your RADWAG Scales are automatically switching off, it might be due to the parameter being set to a value that enforces shutdown after a specific time interval. To resolve this, go to the menu and set the parameter to 'nonE'.
General| Capacity | 600 g |
|---|---|
| Readability | 0.01 g |
| Calibration | External |
| Display | LCD (backlit) |
| Linearity | ±0.02 g |
| Stabilization Time | 3 s |
| Interface | RS 232 |
| Pan Size | 128 mm |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Operating Temperature | 15 - 30 °C |
| Repeatability | 0.01 g |
Safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the balance, including battery handling.
Proper care and upkeep procedures for the balance.
Information on the NiMH battery, charging, and disposal guidelines.
Overview of the physical characteristics and dimensions of the WTC 600 balance.
Illustrations detailing the connection ports and associated cables for the balance.
Explanation of the pin assignments and purpose of the RS 232 DB9/M connector.
Procedures for powering on and preparing the balance for initial use.
Ensuring the balance is perfectly level using the integrated level indicator and feet.
Connecting the balance to a power source and initial power-on sequence.
Methods for cleaning plastic parts using appropriate solutions and cloths.
Instructions for cleaning the weighing pan and other metal parts safely.
Identification and layout of the balance's control buttons.
Explanation of the function for each key on the balance keypad.
Guide to navigating and interacting with the balance's menu system.
Mapping of keypad operations to menu navigation and parameter editing.
Procedure for exiting menus and returning to the primary weighing screen.
How to zero the balance with a container or packaging before weighing the sample.
Manually inputting a tare value using keypad entry for specific weighing needs.
How the balance automatically switches between weighing ranges for optimal accuracy.
Setting the default unit of measurement (e.g., grams, kilograms) for the balance.
Adjusting the digital filter to compensate for environmental disturbances or unstable readings.
Enabling or disabling the automatic zeroing function for stable measurements.
Setting parameters related to the tare function for net weight determination.
Using a median filter to eliminate short impulse interferences from readings.
Selecting the format and content for printed weighing results.
Setting thresholds for automatic operation and animal weighing based on mass indication.
Configuring the data transmission speed for RS 232 communication.
Configuring data bits, stop bits, and parity for RS 232 communication.
Adjusting display backlight settings for mains or battery power.
Setting backlight behavior when the balance is powered by mains.
Adjusting display brightness and how it behaves on mains or battery power.
Enabling or disabling audible feedback (beep sounds) for key presses and events.
Configuring the balance to automatically power off after a period of inactivity.
Enabling or disabling the battery charging function and interpreting charging indicators.
How to select and activate different operational modes on the balance.
Configuring which working modes are available for selection by the user.
Choosing to display all modes or a single selected mode upon activation.
Using the balance for counting identical items based on a reference sample.
Setting upper and lower limits for checkweighing operations.
Comparing sample weight to a reference mass and expressing it as a percentage.
Setting the reference mass by weighing a sample directly on the balance.
Manually entering a reference mass value into the balance memory.
Automatic taring of packaging for sequential net weight determination.
Capturing and displaying the maximum weight reading during a dynamic load.
Accumulating and summing multiple weight measurements.
Specialized weighing mode for measuring the weight of live animals.
Saving and recalling up to 9 different tare values for repeated use.
Step-by-step guide for performing the balance calibration process.
Determining the balance's internal start mass if calibration weights are unavailable.
Connecting and communicating with a computer for data transfer and control.
Overview of the character-based protocol for balance and peripheral communication.
A comprehensive list of commands supported by the balance for external control.
Understanding the structure and meaning of responses received from the balance.
Detailed explanation of specific commands and their expected outcomes.
Format and response options for the 'Z' command to zero the balance.
Format and response options for the 'T' command to tare the balance.
Format and response for the 'OT' command to retrieve the current tare value.
Format and response for the 'UT' command to set a tare value.
Command 'S' to retrieve stable measurement in basic unit.
Command 'SI' to retrieve immediate measurement in basic unit.
Command 'SU' to retrieve stable measurement in current unit.
Command 'SUI' to retrieve immediate measurement in current unit.
Command 'C1' to enable continuous data transmission in basic unit.
Command 'C0' to disable continuous data transmission in basic unit.
Command 'CU1' to enable continuous data transmission in current unit.
Command 'CU0' to disable continuous data transmission in current unit.
Command 'K1' to lock the balance keypad, preventing accidental operation.
Command 'K0' to unlock the balance keypad.
Command 'NB' to retrieve the unique serial number of the balance.
Command 'PC' to send all implemented commands for testing or configuration.
Generating weighing result printouts manually or automatically.
Activating continuous mass measurement output in basic or additional units.
Customizing standard printout content using 'SCALES EDITOR' software.
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