What to do if my Transcell Technology Scales do not operate?
If your Transcell Technology Scales are not operating, there are a couple of things you can check: * Make sure the power switch (located underneath the scale) is in the ON position. * The internal battery may be discharged, so try recharging it.
Why are my Transcell Technology tcs3t not stable?
If your Transcell Technology Scales are not stable, it might be due to: * A breeze, draft, vibration, or some other kind of interference in the area. Try to eliminate the source of the interference, or move the scales to another area. * Foreign objects wedged between the tray and the upper housing. Remove the tray and inspect for, and remove, any foreign objects.
Cleaning guidelines for the scale's exterior and display window.
Details on the Weight, Unit Weight, and Pieces display segments.
Explanation of symbols like TARE, ZERO, battery status, STABLE, ACC, ADD, units, and ERR.
Detailed steps for piece weight unknown and piece weight known counting methods.
Instructions for accumulating, recalling, and clearing piece counts.
Procedures for accumulating, recalling, and clearing weighments.
Guide to saving and recalling up to 10 preset piece weights.
Steps to program a target quantity for counting alarms and display.
Instructions for taring when container weight is unknown or known.
Procedure for zeroing the scale and understanding zero range effects.
Guide to configuring AUTO, ON, or OFF backlighting modes.
Details on the RS-232C DSUB9 connector and pin assignments.
Default communication settings: Baud Rate, Data Bits, Parity, and Stop Bits.
Using the /PRINT key and M+ key for scale ticket printing.
Cleaning guidelines for the scale's exterior and display window.
Details on the Weight, Unit Weight, and Pieces display segments.
Explanation of symbols like TARE, ZERO, battery status, STABLE, ACC, ADD, units, and ERR.
Detailed steps for piece weight unknown and piece weight known counting methods.
Instructions for accumulating, recalling, and clearing piece counts.
Procedures for accumulating, recalling, and clearing weighments.
Guide to saving and recalling up to 10 preset piece weights.
Steps to program a target quantity for counting alarms and display.
Instructions for taring when container weight is unknown or known.
Procedure for zeroing the scale and understanding zero range effects.
Guide to configuring AUTO, ON, or OFF backlighting modes.
Details on the RS-232C DSUB9 connector and pin assignments.
Default communication settings: Baud Rate, Data Bits, Parity, and Stop Bits.
Using the /PRINT key and M+ key for scale ticket printing.
General| Safe Overload | 150% of Rated Capacity |
|---|---|
| Zero Balance | ±1% of rated output |
| Input Resistance | 350 Ω ± 3 Ω |
| Output Resistance | 350 ± 3 Ω |
| Insulation Resistance | >5000 MΩ at 50 VDC |
| Compensated Temperature Range | -10°C ~ +40°C |
| Cable Length | 3m |
| Rated Capacities (lb) | 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 |
| Rated Capacities (kg) | 50, 100, 250, 500 |
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