What to do if my Western Scale M1 shows EEEEEE?
If your Western Scale Accessories displays 'EEEEEE', this indicates a Scale Overload Error. It means the weight on the scale exceeds its capacity. Remove some weight from the scale to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Western Scale M1 shows Err 1?
If your Western Scale Accessories displays 'Err 1', it means it cannot print due to motion or overload. Ensure the scale weight is stable before printing. If overloaded, remove some weight.
What does Err 4 mean on my Western Scale Accessories?
If your Western Scale Accessories displays 'Err 4', it means you cannot ZERO the scale because it's outside of the zero range. Try cleaning the scale, deadloading it, or increasing the Pushbutton Zero Range (P2.0).
What does error Err 2 mean on Western Scale Accessories?
If your Western Scale Accessories displays 'Err 2', it indicates that you cannot TARE because of motion or if the gross weight is at zero or below. Place a weight on the scale and wait for it to stabilize before attempting to tare.
What does error Err 3 mean on Western Scale M1 Accessories?
If your Western Scale Accessories displays 'Err 3', it means there's a calibration checksum error, indicating corrupted calibration memory. Recalibrate the device.
Why is the green LED off on my Western Scale M1 Accessories?
If the GREEN LED is OFF on your Western Scale Accessories, the power supply module isn't receiving AC power. Check the power source, including cords, outlets, and breakers. If the power source is working, the power supply module might be damaged.
What does it mean if the green LED is on, on my Western Scale M1 Accessories?
If the GREEN LED is ON on your Western Scale Accessories, the power supply module is receiving AC power. Check the power supply module connection to the Motherboard. The power supply module or Motherboard may be damaged.
Why does my Western Scale M1 Accessories display '– – – – – –'?
If your Western Scale Accessories displays '– – – – – –', it indicates Remote Display Mode and a loss of communication. Verify the wiring/cable, indicator requirements (Data Format and Output String, etc.), and that the indicator is transmitting.
Installation, configuration, and servicing must be done by qualified Scale Service Technicians.
Features a large display, oversize keys, and 8 annunciators for clear operation.
Compact stainless steel enclosure, swivel bracket, and easy navigation for maintenance.
Includes MACRO II Ticket System, Time & Date, and a 2 Year Warranty.
Details excitation, input range, resolution, speed, power, display, and communications.
Describes the 6-digit LED display, decimal points, and negative weight indication.
Explains the meaning of annunciator lamps like Centre Zero, Motion, Gross, and Net.
MENU accesses User Menu; UNITS toggles weighing units.
GR/NT toggles Gross/Net; CLEAR clears tare or Peak Hold values.
Describes the functionality of TARE, ZERO, and PRINT keys for scale operations.
Verifying contents, checking for damage, and safely opening the unit.
Details load cell connections and jumper settings for 4 or 6 wire configurations.
Connecting devices via RS-232 ports and default communication settings.
Wiring for remote control and guidelines for battery replacement.
Re-installing the back cover, ensuring seals, and mounting the indicator securely.
Connecting power and understanding the indicator's boot-up process.
Procedure to configure the indicator's current time and date.
Steps to enter Calibration Mode, including password entry.
How to move through parameters and change their values.
Procedure to exit Calibration Mode and ensure data is saved.
Parameters for graduations, decimals, deadload, capacity, overload, and units.
Parameters for zero tracking, power-up zero, and motion detection settings.
Parameters for regulatory compliance, tare lockout, and auto tare/clear.
Parameters for filter presets, frequency, A/D averaging, and display updates.
Configuration for COM1 and COM2 baud rates, data formats, and output modes.
Parameters for enabling the ticket editor and managing tickets.
Configuration for Peak Hold function, including threshold, auto-clear, and timer.
Parameters for diagnostics, SPAN edit, password, factory reset, and data transfer.
Requirements and steps to set up the indicator for remote display functionality.
How keypad functions send serial commands for remote control in this mode.
Password protection for calibration and configuration settings to prevent unauthorized changes.
Details the Calibration and Configuration Counters for tracking changes.
Steps to diagnose issues when the unit fails to power up.
Explains common error codes, their conditions, and suggested solutions.
General| Brand | Western Scale |
|---|---|
| Model | M1 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
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