Dymo S250, S400, S100 User Manual

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Dymo S250, S400, S100 User Manual

S100 | S250 | S400

Portable Digital USB Shipping Scale User Guide

Guide d'utilisation de la Balance postale USB numérique portable

S100 | S250 | S400

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Balance postale USB numérique portable DYMO. . . . 11

DYMO® Portable Digital USB Shipping Scale

Your new DYMO® Portable Digital USB Shipping Scale has a no-skid platform surface and a detachable display for hand-held viewing or mounting. This User Guide provides instructions for using the scale.

! When moving the scale, lift the scale by the handles located on the sides of the scale. Do not lift the scale by the display.

Visit www.dymo.com/register to register your scale.

Setting Up the Scale

The scale is powered through the included power adapter. Optionally, the scale can be powered through a USB port on your computer or by three AAA batteries.

To set up the scale

1.Unpack the scale.

2.Make sure you have all the items shown in the following figure.

Power adapter

User Guide

 

USB cable

DYMO Shipping Scale

3. Become familiar with the major components of the scale.

Power connector

USB port

Power

Zero/ LCD

Tare display Kg/Lb Hold

4.Set the scale on a firm, flat surface.

5.Remove the protective covering from the LCD display.

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Connecting the Power

The scale is powered through the included power adapter. Optionally, the scale can be powered through a USB port on your computer or by three AAA batteries.

To connect the power adapter

1. Plug the power adapter into the power connector on the back of the scale.

2. Plug the other end of the power adapter into a power outlet.

To connect the USB cable

1.Plug the USB cable into the USB port on the back of the scale.

2.Plug the other end of the USB cable into an available USB port on your computer. The scale is automatically recognized by your computer when the power is turned on.

!If connecting the scale through a USB hub, always use a powered hub or another source of power, such as the included power adapter or batteries.

To insert the batteries

1.Disconnect the power adapter or USB cable from the scale.

2.Remove the battery compartment cover from the back of the scale.

3.Insert three AAA batteries as shown.

!Make sure to insert the batteries correctly. Inserting the batteries backwards can damage the scale.

4.Replace the battery compartment cover.

!Remove the batteries if the scale will not be used for a long period of time.

AAA AAA AAA

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Turning On the Power

The scale has an Auto Shut Off feature which automatically turns off the scale after three minutes of inactivity. You can turn off this Auto Shut Off feature.

To turn the scale on

Press on the front of the scale.

When the scale is first turned on, wait a few seconds for the scale to stabilize before weighing items. The display shows 0.0 when ready.

To turn the scale off

Press on the front of the scale to turn the scale off.

The scale turns off automatically after three minutes of inactivity.

To turn off Auto Shut Off

 

 

 

1.

While the scale is off, press and hold

kg lb

.

2.

While holding

 

kg lb

, press

.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The display shows A.OF and then 0.0 when ready. The scale now remains on until manually turned off.

! Turning off the Auto Shut Off feature is temporary. You need to repeat this procedure each time you turn on the scale.

Using the Scale

Always wait for 0.0 to display before placing an item on the scale platform.

After placing an item on the scale, wait for several seconds for the weight to appear. When the scale is ready, a o appears to the left of the weight.

To weigh an item

Place an item on the scale platform.

Using the Tare Feature

You can weigh small items or items that cannot be easily placed on the scale platform by placing the items in a container and using the Tare/Zero button to eliminate the weight of the container.

To use the tare feature

1.

2.

Place an empty container on the platform.

When the scale is ready, press

0.0

.

TARE

The display is set to zero.

 

 

3.Place the items to be weighed in the container.

The display shows the weight of the items, without the weight of the container.

4. After removing the container, press

0.0 TARE

to reset the scale to zero.

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Using the Hold Feature

When an item being weighed extends over the front of the scale and you cannot see the display, you can freeze the display so that the weight is still displayed after removing the item.

To use the Hold feature

1.Press HOLD .

The display shows HOLD and then 0.0 when ready.

2.Place the item on the scale.

3.After a few seconds, remove the item from the scale.

The weight continues to be displayed for about ten seconds.

4.Press HOLD to deactivate the hold feature.

Changing the Units of Measure

Your scale can display weight in English (pounds) or metric (kilograms) units. The default unit of measure is English. Each time you turn on the scale, the scale defaults to the unit of measure that was last used.

To change the units of measure

Press

kg

lb

to toggle between English and metric units.

Mounting the Display

The scale features a detachable display. The display can be mounted to most metallic surfaces using the built-in magnets. You can also mount the display using the mounting holes on the back of the display and standard screws. A mounting template is included at the back of this User Guide. The display can be mounted up to 6 feet (1.8 meters) from the scale base.

To mount the display to a non-metallic surface

1.Drill two holes 4 3/4 inch (120 mm) apart at the desired height on the wall using the template at the back of this User Guide.

2.Screw one screw into each of the holes until the screw head sticks out from the wall 1/8 inch (3 mm).

!Allowing the screw heads to stick out farther than 1/8 inch (3 mm) may damage the scale display.

3.Align the holes on the back of the scale display with the screws.

4.Slide the display onto the screws.

The display should slide onto the screws firmly and securely.

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