What to do if 'StOP' is displayed on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments display shows 'StOP', it means the maximum capacity of the device has been exceeded. To resolve this, remove some of the load from the measuring station.
What does 'Er:8:95' mean on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments is displaying 'Er:8:95', it indicates a hardware fault. Contact your administrator or hospital technician, or inform Seca Service.
What does 'Er:8:94' mean on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments displays an error message 'Er:8:94', it indicates that an error occurred during the measurement procedure because IDs were scanned at the wrong time. Cancel the measurement procedure and repeat it, making sure to follow the proper sequence. If the issue persists, contact your administrator or hospital technician.
What does 'Id:Er' mean on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments displays 'Id:Er', it means that the ID of the user or patient has not been found in the EMR system. Try rescanning the ID. If the problem continues, contact your administrator or hospital technician.
What does 'Er:[No.]:32' mean on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments displays the message 'Er:[No.]:32', it indicates that an internal communication error has occurred. Try switching the measuring station off and then on again. Also, ensure that the display cable is connected correctly (for seca 797 models). If the problem persists, contact Seca Service.
What does 'Er:[No.]:11' mean on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments displays the message 'Er:[No.]:11', this indicates that the device has too high a load or too much load in one corner. Remove the load or distribute the weight more evenly. Then, switch the measuring station off and on again. If the problem continues, contact Seca Service.
Why is the weight display flashing on my Seca Measuring Instruments?
If the weight display on your Seca Measuring Instruments is flashing, it means a consistent weight value hasn't been detected yet. This can happen if Hold, Autohold, or Tare functions are active. Wait until the measuring station detects a consistent weight value and the display unit stops flashing. Alternatively, remove the load, wait for '0.0' to display, and then weigh again.
What does 'Er:[No.]:12' mean on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments displays 'Er:[No.]:12', it means the device was switched on with too high a load. Remove the load from the measuring station, then switch the measuring station off and on again.
How to fix no weight display on Seca Measuring Instruments?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments are not displaying any weight when a load is applied, it could be due to a lack of power. Here's what you can do: * Ensure the measuring station is switched on. * If using batteries, make sure they are properly inserted. * If using a power supply, check that the plug-in power supply unit is correctly connected.
Why does my Seca Measuring Instruments display 'bAtt'?
If your Seca Measuring Instruments displays 'bAtt', it indicates that the batteries have discharged. You should replace the batteries to resolve this issue.
General| Graduation | 100 g |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Type | Electronic Scale |
| Capacity | 300 kg |
| Functions | TARE, Hold, BMI, Auto Power Off |
| Power Supply | Batteries |
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE used in the manual for hazard identification.
Covers essential safety measures for handling the device, including explosion risks and patient hazards.
Provides crucial warnings and guidelines to prevent electric shock hazards during device operation and setup.
Details measures to prevent patient injuries, falls, and potential infections during use.
Outlines safety steps to prevent patients from slipping on the weighing platform.
Advises on hygiene practices to minimize infection risks during measurements.
Offers guidance on avoiding device damage from liquids, impacts, temperature, or improper handling.
Details safety precautions for handling batteries, including risks of explosion and damage.
Lists components to be disinfected before initial use.
Details on inserting batteries and connecting the power supply unit.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the external power adapter.
Guides the user through the process of weighing a patient, including safety precautions.
Details the procedure for measuring patient height, including safety advice.
Instructions for measuring height for patients under 1.22m and entering the value.
Describes the digital measurement of height for patients over 1.22m.
Explains how to calculate and display the Body Mass Index (BMI) from weight and height.
Details scanning patient/user IDs and transmitting data wirelessly using WiFi and EMR integration.
Details the process for disinfecting the device with alcohol-based disinfectants.
Lists common problems, their causes, and remedies for general device malfunctions.
Addresses issues related to data transmission errors and the workflow LED status.
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