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daltonamySep 23, 2025
What to do if Vibra Scales show ERR741?
- AAmber MartinezSep 23, 2025
Contact the store where you purchased the product.
What to do if Vibra Scales show ERR741?
Contact the store where you purchased the product.
Why does my Vibra HJK show a DISPLAY ERROR?
A DISPLAY ERROR on your Vibra Scales means that the addition result has exceeded the maximum display digit. To resolve this, clear the calculation result and carefully re-execute the addition or computation, paying attention to the display digit.
What does ERR717 mean on my Vibra HJK Scales and how to fix it?
ERR717 on your Vibra Scales means that the mass of the external calibration weight is more than 1% different from the designated mass at the span adjustment, or the maximum capacity (Max) at the span test. Check the calibration value of the weight and use the proper calibration weight.
What does ERR750 mean on my Vibra HJK?
ERR750 on your Vibra Scales indicates that the weight of the sample to add is out of the importing range ('0 – maximum capacity' to 'maximum capacity'). It may also mean that the total value has exceeded the maximum display digit. Choose a sample with a weight within the importing range. Also, you can clear the total value.
Why does my Vibra HJK Scales show ERR743?
ERR743 on your Vibra Scales indicates that the battery power supply is lacking to execute or or (Internal rechargeable battery option). Recharge the battery or connect the scale to the AC adapter.
What could cause ERR709 on Vibra HJK?
Improper setting of the weighing pan or pan base is suspected.
How to resolve ERR761 on Vibra HJK?
To resolve ERR761 on your Vibra Scales, re-execute .
What should I do if my Vibra HJK Scales display ERR001 to ERR099?
Record the error code and notify the store where you purchased the product.
Why am I getting ERR752 on my Vibra Scales?
ERR752 on your Vibra Scales indicates that the unit weight of the samples is 0g and under at Counting mode. Choose the samples of which unit weight is larger than the minimum interval of the scale.
How do I fix ERR746 on my Vibra HJK?
ERR746 on your Vibra Scales indicates that an invalid date or time was input at
Safety guidelines for using the scale, including warnings and cautions.
Factors affecting measurement accuracy and precautions for environment and setup.
Lists the items included in the product package for verification.
Identifies and labels the different parts of the scale.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling and installing the scale.
Instructions for connecting the AC adapter and external devices.
Steps for ensuring the scale is properly leveled for accurate measurement.
Guidelines for safely lifting and transporting the scale.
Explains the function of each key on the scale's control panel.
Details the meaning of various symbols and segments shown on the scale's display.
Steps for powering the scale on/off and performing initial checks.
Procedure for adjusting the scale to read zero when no weight is applied.
How to subtract the weight of a container (tare) before weighing a sample.
Instructions for weighing an additional sample after a tare operation.
Overview of the scale's basic operational procedures and menu structure.
Outlines the structure of operational functions and their settings.
Explains different measurement modes like Weighing, Counting, and Percentage.
Displays weight relative to a reference weight in percentage.
Calculates weight multiplied by a pre-set coefficient.
Allows selection of different units for measurement.
Sets threshold values for comparing measured weights.
Accumulates multiple weights to display a total value.
Overview of performance-related settings like stability and response.
Adjusts how the scale judges stability under varying conditions.
Configures how quickly the scale responds to weight changes.
Automatically corrects zero-point fluctuations due to environmental changes.
Structure of settings for preset tare and comparator functions.
How to input and register tare weights in advance.
Configures upper, lower, and reference values for comparison.
Outlines the structure for communication settings and data output.
Details the pin assignments and specifications for scale connectors.
Defines the structure of data sent to external devices.
Procedures for sending commands to the scale from external devices.
Explains the formats of responses received from the scale.
Configuration of communication parameters like baud rate and parity.
Overview of functions that restrict operation or menu access.
How to disable all previously set locks.
Allows locking specific keys or the entire keypad.
Restricts access to certain menus or makes them unmodifiable.
Structure of functions for scale ID, span adjustment, and date/time.
Assigns measuring modes to function keys for quick access.
Assigns various functions to programmable free keys.
Procedures for span adjustment and testing to ensure accuracy.
Manages scale ID, password protection, date, time, and language.
Lists error codes, their causes, and corresponding coping methods.
Instructions for cleaning the scale safely and effectively.
Technical details including model, span, max capacity, and readability.
Details the functions, modes, display, and output capabilities of the scale.
Provides diagrams showing the physical dimensions and layout of the scale.
Lists units and their corresponding conversion coefficients.
Tables detailing capacity and readability for various non-metric units.
Guides on setting user roles and permissions for scale operation.
Instructions for logging in as a user or guest with assigned authority.
Details the specifications of the internal rechargeable battery.
Instructions on how to recharge the internal battery.
General| Auto Power Off | Yes |
|---|---|
| Overload Indicator | Yes |
| Weighing Units | g, oz, ct, ozt, tl |
| Platform Size | Varies by model |
| Calibration | External Calibration |
| Display | LCD |
| Interface | RS-232C |
| Power | AC adapter |
