What does it mean if the display "Er:X:11" appears on my Seca 677?
The display "Er:X:11" indicates that the scale has too high a load or too high a load in one corner. Remove some of the load from the scale or distribute the weight more evenly. You can also try restarting the scale.
What does it mean if the display "Er:X:12" appears on my Seca 677 Scales?
The display "Er:X:12" appears if the scale was switched on with too high a load. Remove the load from the scale. You can also try to restart the scale.
What does it mean if the display "Er:X:16" appears on my Seca 677?
The display "Er:X:16" indicates that the scale was caused to oscillate, and the zero point could not be determined. Restart the scale.
What does it mean if the Enter key is pressed and the display "Er:X:71" appears on my Seca Scales?
The display "Er:X:71" indicates that data transmission is not possible because the wireless module is deactivated. Activate the wireless module (see "Activating the wireless module (SYS)" on page 80).
What does it mean if the Enter key is pressed and the display "Er:X:72" appears on my Seca Scales?
The display "Er:X:72" indicates that data transmission is not possible because no wireless group is set up. Set up a wireless group (see "Setting up a wireless group (Lrn)" on page 80).
Why does the display "StOP" appear on my Seca 677?
The "StOP" display appears because the maximum load for the scale has been exceeded. Remove some of the load from the scale.
What to do if no weight is displayed when there is a load on my Seca 677 Scales?
If no weight is displayed when there's a load on the scale, the scale may not be switched on. Check whether the scale is switched on.
Why does 0.00 not appear before weighing on my Seca 677 Scales?
If 0.00 does not appear before weighing, it could be because a load was already on the scale when it was switched on. Remove the load from the scale. Alternatively, switch the scale off and then back on again.
What does it mean if, after switching on Seca 677 Scales for the first time, measurement results are transmitted and two beeps are heard?
This indicates that the device was unable to send measurement results to the wireless receiver (seca wireless printer or PC with seca USB wireless adapter). Ensure that the scale is integrated in the wireless network and that the receiver is switched on. Also, keep HF equipment at least 1 meter away from transmitters and receivers in the seca wireless network, as it may cause interference.
Why is only the "SYS" item visible in the rf menu of my Seca Scales?
If only the "SYS" item is visible in the rf menu, the wireless module is likely deactivated. Activate the wireless module (see "Activating the wireless module (SYS)" on page 80).
General| Weight | 3.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Capacity | 300 kg |
| Graduation | 100 g |
| Functions | BMI calculation |
| Power supply | Battery operated |
Specifies the intended applications and regulatory compliance of the seca 677 electronic platform scale.
Details the scale's capabilities, including weight and BMI determination, and wireless data transmission.
Defines the required qualifications for personnel involved in assembly and operation of the device.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, and NOTE symbols used for hazard communication.
Provides fundamental safety guidelines for handling the instrument, preventing electrical shock, infections, and environmental hazards.
Identifies and explains the function of the scale's various controls and physical components.
Explains symbols displayed on the scale and markings found on the device, rating plate, and packaging.
Details the scale's menu structure for accessing and configuring various functions.
Lists all components included in the seca 677 scale package for initial setup.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the scale, including setting up the railing and display housing.
Details the procedure for connecting the power pack and ensuring a stable power supply for the scale.
Guides users on moving, aligning, and preparing the scale for operation after assembly.
Explains basic weighing, using TARE/HOLD functions, and calculating BMI with patient support guidance.
Covers sending measurement results wirelessly and configuring automatic printing of BMI with compatible devices.
Details menu structure, navigation, customization options, and specific functions like auto-hold, beeps, and filtering.
Explains the seca 360° wireless network, wireless groups, device combinations, and transmission range.
Details channel communication within wireless groups, manual channel selection, and how the scale detects connected devices.
Guides on activating wireless modules, setting up groups, integrating devices, and syncing time for wireless printing.
Provides instructions for cleaning the scale with mild soap and disinfecting sensitive surfaces with appropriate agents.
States the device cannot be sterilized and outlines the procedure for performing a pre-use function check.
Lists common issues like error messages, wireless failures, and display issues with their causes and solutions.
Recommends professional servicing and explains when recalibration is necessary due to damaged seals or counter discrepancies.
Explains how to check the scale's calibration status by comparing the calibration counter with the sticker.
Provides detailed specifications for the scale's dimensions, weight, operating conditions, power, and wireless transmission.
Details weighing parameters including maximum/minimum load, increments, tare range, and accuracy on initial calibration.
Lists available optional accessories and spare parts with their corresponding article numbers.
States the product's compliance with European directives and provides information on where to find the full declaration.
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