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Overview of the 5002 model, its features, and enhancements over its predecessor.
Details on the 5102 model, a simple-to-use platform scale for stationary use.
Description of the 5602 model, a rugged, portable scale for field survey use.
Information on the 6002 model, an improved wheelchair scale with enhanced features.
Details of the 6702 model, designed for extra-large wheelchairs and patients.
Overview of the 6102 model, a flush-mounted floor scale for various patient applications.
Description of the 6202 model, a ramp scale for weighing stretchers, beds, and carts.
Information on the 6502 model, a portable scale with an attached chair.
Instructions for assembling the 5002 stand-on scale, including mast and cable connections.
Guidance on attaching the optional handrail to the scale for patient support.
Steps for mounting the readout and connecting the platform for the 5102 scale.
Connecting the transducer cable for the pre-assembled 5602 survey scale.
Instructions for assembling the 6002 wheelchair scale, including mast and connections.
Details on how to mount the weighing deck using screws for the 6002 scale.
Guidance on attaching the optional handrail to the 6002 wheelchair scale.
Assembly procedure for the 6702 model, similar to the 6002.
Installation of the 6102 scale, including rough-in frame and weighing frame.
Instructions for connecting the scale base and readout for the 6202 ramp scale.
Steps for assembling the 6502 chair scale, including mast and chair attachment.
Steps to turn on the scale, including initial display tests and automatic shut-off.
Techniques for zeroing the scale, including for babies, children, and wheelchairs.
The process of weighing a patient, including patient instructions and expected display.
How to select and set weight units (Pounds or Kilograms) on the scale.
Using the RE WEIGH button to re-calculate the weight if an error is suspected.
How to recall and display the previously stored patient weight.
Operation of the footrest and armrests on the 6502 chair scale for patient comfort.
Explanations of error messages like 'bAttry', 'O-LOAD', 'CABLE', and 'E-FAIL'.
How to use the optional paper tape printer for weight tickets.
Instructions for replacing disposable batteries and low battery warnings.
Overview of the set-up mode for customizing scale features like auto-shutoff time.
Detailed steps to access the scale's special programming (set-up) mode.
How to adjust various scale settings within the set-up mode.
Information on optional power supplies and rechargeable battery packs.
Guidelines for storing the portable scales safely when not in use.
Recommended preventative maintenance tasks for keeping the scale in working order.
Instructions for returning scales or parts to the factory for service.
Description of the components within the readout electronics, such as amplification and A/D conversion.
Explanation of how the differential signal from load cells is amplified and processed.
How additional gain and filtering are applied to the signal for improved accuracy.
The process of converting the analog weight signal into a digital format for the microcomputer.
How the auto-zero function works during the initial phase of A/D conversion.
The integration of the input signal in the A/D conversion process.
The process of de-integrating the signal to measure its magnitude.
Description of the clock circuits required for the A/D converter.
How power is switched, regulated, and monitored for battery status.
The circuitry responsible for switching the battery supply on and off.
Explanation of voltage regulators providing stable power to circuits.
How the battery voltage is monitored and low battery conditions are detected.
Overview of the microcomputer system, port expander, and memory.
Use of EEPROM for storing data like last weight recall.
How the microcomputer is initialized upon power-up.
Description of the LED display board and annunciator lamps.
Details on AC power supplies and rechargeable battery options for the scales.
List of parts for the base of various scale models.
List of parts related to the mast assembly of the scales.
List of parts for the readout unit of the scales.
List of electronic components like load cells, circuit boards, and connectors.
List of items included with the scale upon purchase.
List of optional accessories available for the scales.
Details on the warranty period, coverage, and obligations of the manufacturer and customer.
General| Brand | Scale-Tronix |
|---|---|
| Model | 5002 |
| Category | Scales |
| Language | English |
