Manufactured by Fairbanks Scales Inc.
821 Locust
Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Created 10/2012
Revision 1 10/2012 Released Manual
Revision 2 03/2014 Added Gravitity Use software update.
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Table of Contents
SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................. 6
The Ultegra Series Baggage Scale is an AC or USB powered unit with a
capacity of 250 lbs and is constructed of steel. The scale may be placed on
a desk, or a bench.
1.2. Description
This unit can be powered from any PC that is compliant with version USB
1.1 or later. This includes external hubs, either bus-powered or selfpowered. The scale is identified by a PC as a human interface device (HID)
and operates with Windows 2000, Windows XP or later. It also can be
powered from a 5VDC AC adapter, which comes standard with the scale. A
USB port is not required when powered from an AC adapter.
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Section 2: Installation
2.1. Unpacking
1. Remove the scale from the packing box and place on a flat surface
where it will be used.
2. Using the bubble level, adjust one or two feet minimally to level the
2.2. Connection Descriptions
platform. Do NOT adjust all 4 feet.
1. AC ADAPTER - To use an AC adapter, plug the barrel plug into the
back of the scale where marked optional power, and the AC
adapter unit into a proper outlet. Check the AC receptacle for proper
voltages prior to plugging in the adapter.
2. USB - To use the USB interface, plug the included six foot (6') USB
cable into the scale base where marked USB port in the diagram in
Section 2.4. Connections
. Connect the other end into a USB
port on your computer or USB hub.
3. REMOTE DISPLAY - To use a remote display, plug the remote
display into the connector on the scale base where indicated
Remote Display port in the diagramunder
Connections
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Section 2.4.
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Section 2: Installation
2.3. Computer Connection
1. USB setup: The USB port will only function with a computer utilizing
Windows 2000, Windows XP, or higher operating system. When the scaleconnected USB cable is interfaced to a computer’s USB port or USB hub,
the computer will prompt a device has been found.
2.4. Connections
Power connection USB port Remote display port
2.5. Gravity Use Compensation Setting
The SCB-R9000-B has a gravity use compensation setting which must be set
based upon the geographical zone in which the scale is being installed.
Access this setting by pressing the Program button. The button is located
looking at the front of the scale inside the right rear portion of the scale. An
access cover must be removed.
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Section 2: Installation
1. The display will show GrU x. This is the Gravity Use Zone. Select the
proper zone number for your location. Use the [UNITS] key to toggle to
Press the [ZERO] key to accept the choice selected and the display will
indicate AZt 0.5. Press the Program button to return to the weighing
mode.
This completes setting the Gravity Use Zone setting.
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Section 2: Installation
2.6. Panel Mount Installation
1. Mark the locations for the four (4) mounting screws and cutout for the panel
mount display using the dimensions listed on the drawings below.
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2. Cutout the outline for the panel (7.38” x 4.0”) on the surface where it is to
be mounted.
3. Drill the four (4) holes approximately 3/16” or (0.188”) diameter which will
secure the panel to the surface.
4. Mount the display.
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Section 3: Operation
3.1. Power-on
Because the scale uses special low-power circuitry, no warm-up time is
required. Weight readings will be accurate as soon as the unit is powered on
3.2. Keys
and set to zero.
When the unit is powered, the liquid crystal display (LCD) will show the
software part number and the revision followed by either "0.00", or "------".
Dashes are displayed to indicate the scale is registering a weight upon
startup. Press [ZERO] to set the display to '0.00' and start weighing.
1. Pressing the [ZERO] key resets the display to indicate zero (0).
• The zero range is set at 2% or 5.00 lbs. when set for Canadian use.
• The zero range is set at 100% or 250 lbs. when set for USA use.
2. The [ZERO] key function will be inhibited if the instrument detects any
of the following conditions:
• Motion on the platform
• An underload condition
• An overload condition
• Outside of programmed zero range
3. Pressing the [UNITS] key toggles the weighing units and annunciators
between “lb” and “kg”. Verify the units you want to use by noting the
arrow indicator on the display.
The keys for operating the scale are located on the remote display.
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Section 3: Operation
3.3. Weighing
1. With the platform empty, press the [ZERO] key. The display will
indicate zero (0).
Note:
The “C” to the left of the “0.0” indicates true center of zero.
2. Check that the correct units are indicated; press the [UNITS] key to
change to “lb” or “kg”.
3. Place the item to be weighed in the center of the platform.
4. Read the Gross weight from the display.
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Section 4: Customer Care
4.1. Cleaning
Clean by wiping the scale assembly off with a damp cloth only. Do not use
4.2. Operator Instrument Prompts
Prompt Description
running water, harsh chemicals, or allow liquids to drip onto the scale/ display.
Applied load is greater than 250 lbs/ 113 kg - over capacity.
Scale is below normal Zero range - under capacity.
Indicates the scale is not within the center-of-zero range. Press
[ZERO] to go to weigh mode.
Motion is preventing the scale from
entering weigh mode
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Section 4: Customer Care
Problem
Possible
Source
/
Remedy
4.3.Troubleshooting
In the event the scale does not function properly, check the following, see
appendix for more information:
No Display
Incorrect Weight
[ZERO] key will NOT reset zero
Pushbuttons Will Not Operate
Display Locked or Inoperative
Power OFF, plug disconnected, cord damage,
faulty USB port or AC adapter. IF you are using
a remote display, check the main display first, if
it's OK then check the cable plug connection on
the remote.
Unplug then plug in the power cord to reset the
program.
Check platform for binding or rubbing, reposition
scale so all sides are clear. Ensure correct
UNITS are displayed (lb or kg). Remove load,
press the [ZERO] key to set the scale to '0.00',
then reweigh.
Motion on the platform; ensure that the platform
is empty. Check platform for binding or rubbing,
reposition scale
First unplug, then plug in the power cord to reset
the program. If you are using a remote display,
check the main display first, if it's OK then check
the cable and plug connection on the remote.
First unplug, then plug in the power cord to reset
the program. If you are using a remote display,
check the main display first, if it's OK then check
the cable and plug connection on the remote.
Display Indicates
No USB Output
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Weight on the platform exceeds 250 lbs, remove
load.
Check that both cable end connectors are
securely fastened. Check the cable for
damage.
Check the Hub or USB port for problems.
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Section 5: Specifications
5.1. Technical Specifications
2. Rounding: Nearest division per NIST H-44
1. Capacities: 250 lb x 0.2 / 113 kg x 0.1
3. Weight Display: 1.50 inch LCD Display
4. Power On Lockout: Scale will display "------", when power is turned on
and weight is present. Press ZERO to establish zero reference.
5. Display update rate: 0.05 seconds.
6. Overcapacity Warning:
• Displays "HiCAP" for overcapacity
7. Motion Detection: Satisfies H-44 requirements
8. Power Failure Protection: Zero reference, programming, and calibrations
are retained if the instrument loses power
9. Load Cell Excitation: 3.3VDC
10. USB Cable Length: Type A/B, 6 feet in length
11. Indicators: lb, kg
12. Dimensions: Platform, Including Feet 31” x 31” x 2.31”
13. Auto Zero Tracking: Compensates for gradual buildup of material
on platform, factory set at 0.5 divisions
14. Power Requirements: 5VDC, AC adapter
15. Certificate of Conformance: NTEP CC# 98-198;
MC# AM-5785
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Section 5: Specifications
5.2. Environment
All equipment should be protected from direct sunlight.
• Relative Humidity 0% to 90% non-condensing.
• NOT suitable for water wash down.
5.3.Accessories
1. Remote Display Panel Mount 32065 -
(ACC-1520-P) RJ45 cable and two (2)
function buttons.
Not Shown:
Remote Display 32647 – (ACC-1520PN)
panel mount remote display with stainless
bezel, no units and zero buttons
2. Remote Display 29595 - (ACC-1520-1)
6.98"W x 3.48"H, 1.29”D, RJ45 cable and
two (2) function buttons.
Not Shown:
Remote Display 32649 – (ACC-1520N),
wall/pillar mount remote display with ABS
housing, no units and zero buttons
3. AC Adapter 30015 - Input voltage
range of 90 to 264 VAC, 47 to
63 Hz. Output, 5VDC via 2.1mm barrel
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plug.
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Section 5: Specifications
4. Remote Display Stand 20301 - A 18" high stand for
mounting the Remote Display, ideal for counter-top
applications.
Remote Display Stand 20301
5. RJ45 Splitter 31162 – This accessory is required when connecting more
than one (1) remote display to a baggage scale. Two splitters are required
for three (3) remote displays and three (3) splitters are required to
communicate to four (4) remote displays.
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Ultegra Baggage Scale
SCB-R9000-B Series
Manufactured by Fairbanks Scales, Inc
821 Locust Street
Kansas City, MO 64106
www.fairbanks.com
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