RCBS Powder Pro User Manual

General safety guidelines for using reloading equipment and maintaining a safe workspace.

Importance of using laboratory tested data and observing maximum load warnings.

Safe storage and handling practices for primers and powders, including warnings.

Proper care and use of calibration weights to ensure scale accuracy.

Methods to mitigate static build-up on the scale to prevent interference.

Procedure to follow if powder enters the scale unit and the need for servicing.

Maintaining detailed records of reloads, including component details and dates.

Overview of the RCBS PowderPro™ Digital Scale's capacity, LCD, and ease of use.

Instructions for unpacking and identifying the scale and its accessories.

Guidelines for handling the scale carefully to prevent damage to the load cell.

Explanation of the GMS/GRAINS, ZERO, CAL, and ON/OFF buttons on the display.

How the scale displays units in grams and grains and the blinking decimal indicator.

How to connect the AC power adapter and initial scale behavior.

Importance of allowing the scale to stabilize for 20-30 minutes before use.

Choosing a stable, draft-free environment to avoid inaccurate readings.

How to handle minor scale drift and when to re-zero the unit.

Step-by-step guide to re-zeroing the scale, especially when using a powder pan.

How to weigh materials on the scale, including capacity and increment details.

Explanation of the AUTOTARE function and how to disable it for accurate weighing.

Detailed steps for calibrating the scale using the provided weights.

Alternative calibration method for weighing smaller amounts, up to 20 grams.

How the scale's accuracy and display resolution change with weight.

Meanings of Err 1, Err 2, and Fail messages and troubleshooting steps.

Procedure to perform factory calibration when "Err 1" is displayed.