Memory
With the memory function accessible, there are 25 memory locations available
that you can use to store individual tare values, reference values for the counting
function, or checkweighing limits.
ID memory function Code Changes
Blocked 2 9 1
Accessible 2 9 2 *
Practical Example: Storing Values in Memory
Start an application program:
Either counting, tare memory, or over/under checkweighing
Step/Keys Display
Store values in memory
Select a memory position between 1 and 25 (e.g. 5),
Press and hold the r/s key MEM
Press the u/w key. The values from the Counting application
are stored in memory location 5.
Select a memory location between 1 and 25 (e.g. 6),
Press and hold the r/s key MEM
Press the z/T key. The values from the Checkweighing application
are stored in memory location 6.
Select a memory location between 1 and 25 (e.g. 7).
Press and hold the r/s key MEM
Press the o/t key. The values from the Tare Memory application
are stored in memory location 7.
Loading Stored Values
Use the following key functions to load values that you have stored using the
Memory application:
Select a memory position between 1 and 25 (e.g. 5).
Press the r/s key briefly. The Counting application starts automatically
with the stored values loaded.
* = factory setting
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