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Digital Counting Scale
C-100
USER MANUAL
PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE
STARTING TO USE THE SCALES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS.............................................................. 2
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................4
SAFETY INSTRUCTION............................................................. 4
UNPACKING .............................................................................. 5
CLEANING ................................................................................. 5
DISPOSING OF THE SCALE..................................................... 5
MAINTENANCE.......................................................................... 6
LEVEL ADJUSTMENT................................................................6
Explanation of the graphic symbols ............................................ 7
RECHARGEABLE LEAD-ACID BATTERY................................. 8
1. Battery Charging............................................................................ 8
2. Low Battery.....................................................................................9
POWER SUPPLY ..................................................................... 10
SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................... 11
PANEL...................................................................................... 12
LCD DISPLAY FUNCTION ....................................................... 12
KEY FUNCTION DESCRIPTION..............................................15
POWER SWITCH..................................................................... 19
DISPLAYING WEIGHT............................................................. 20
ZERO THE WEIGHT DISPLAY ................................................ 20
TARE WEIGHT ENTRY............................................................ 20
1. Push Button Tare......................................................................... 20
2. Pre-set Tare with Known Weight of Container........................ 21
3. Pre-set Tare with Container on Scale.......................................21
4. To Clear the Tare.........................................................................21
QUANTITY PRESET HI LIMIT..................................................22
WEIGHT PRESET HI LIMIT .....................................................22
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Clear the Quantity and Weight Preset Hi Limits........................ 22
COUNTING............................................................................... 23
1. Weight of Sample Is Unknown..................................................23
2. Sample Weight is Known........................................................... 23
ACCUMULATOR...................................................................... 25
1. ADDING TO THE WEIGHT ACCUMULATOR....................... 25
2. DISPLAYING THE ACCUMULATOR.......................................25
3. CLEARING THE ACCUMULATOR...........................................25
OPERATION USING PLU(S)....................................................26
1. ADD OR EDIT PLU.....................................................................26
2. PLU Operation Using Numeric Keypad.................................... 26
3. PLU Operation using Preset P1 through P9............................ 27
SCALE SETTINGS................................................................... 28
1. Accessing the User Setup Mode............................................... 28
2. To Navigate in the User Setup Mode ....................................... 28
3. – Backlight Mode............................................................29
4. – Automatic Power-Off................................................. 29
5. – Sleep Mode .............................................................30
7. – Beeper.......................................................................... 31
8. – Return Add.................................................................31
9. – Save User Setup .........................................................32
ERROR MESSAGE.................................................................. 33
R
OHS COMPLIANCE
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing a Marsden Digital Counting Scale.
Please read this instruction manual carefully before use. Keep these
instructions handy for future reference.
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
Before putting the device into use, please read with care the
information given in the Operating Instructions. They contain
important instructions for installation, proper use and maintenance of
the device.
The manufacturer shall not be liable for damages arising out of
failure to heed the following instructions:
When using electrical components under increased safety
requirements, always comply with the appropriate regulations.
Improper installation will render the warranty null and void.
Ensure the voltage marked on the power supply unit matches
your mains power supply.
This device is designed for use indoors.
Observe the permissible ambient temperatures for use
The device meets the requirements for electromagnetic
compatibility. Do not exceed the maximum values specified in
the applicable standards.
These batteries should be kept away from small children. If
swallowed, promptly seek medical assistance.
Expected Service Life: 5 years
If you have any problem, contact your local service partner.
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UNPACKING
Before beginning installation of your C-100 Digital Counting Scale,
make certain the scale has been received in good condition.
Carefully remove the scale from the shipping carton and inspect it for
any evidence of damage (such as exterior dents or scratches) that
may have taken place during shipment. Keep the carton and packing
material for return shipment if it should become necessary. It is the
responsibility of the purchaser to file all claims for any damages or
loss incurred during transit.
CLEANING
We would recommend using alcohol based wipes or similar
when cleaning the scales.
Please do not use large amounts of water when cleaning the
scales as this will cause damage to the scales electronics, you
should also refrain from using corrosive liquids or high pressure
washers.
Always disconnect the scales from the mains power supply
before cleaning.
DISPOSING OF THE SCALE
This product is not to be treated as regular household waste, but should
be handed in to an electrical/electronic equipment recycling centre.
You can obtain further details from your local council, your municipal
waste disposal company or the firm which you purchased the product
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MAINTENANCE
The scale does not require any routine maintenance.
However, we recommend checking the scale’s accuracy at regular
intervals. The regularity of these checks is dependent on the level of
use and the state of the scale. If any inaccuracies occur, please
contact your local dealer or service partner
LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
Check to make certain the scale is level.
The level indicator is located at the front of the scale. If the scale is
not level (the bubble will not be centered), loosen the locking ring on
all four (4) mounting feet and adjust them as required to center the
bubble and attain a level scale. Once a level condition has been
obtained, lock the mounting feet in place by tightening the
adjustment locking rings against the bottom of the scale.
Bubble indicator: Good
Wrong
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Explanation of the graphic symbols
SN-21300100
Designation of the serial number of every
device, applied at the device.
(Number as an example)
“Please note the accompanying documents“
or “Observe operating instructions”
“Electro-medical appliance“
with attachment for type B
Device protection category II
Dispose of old appliances separately from
your household waste!l!
Instead, take them to communal collection
points.
Carefully read this operation manual
before setup and commissioning, even if
you are already familiar with Marsden
scales.
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RECHARGEABLE LEAD-ACID BATTERY
1. Battery Charging
The scale can charge the battery (lead-acid rechargeable battery,
6v/4Ah). Just connect the scale to the external power supply to
charge it. The battery will be charged regardless if the scale is on
or off. It takes approximately 12 hours to charge the battery to full
capacity depending on the voltage of the battery. If the battery
has been-discharged, a prolonged charging time is required to
bring the battery back to full capacity.
Red light: The battery is charging.
Green light: The battery is fully charged.
Built-in rechargeable
6v/4Ah battery
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2. Low Battery
When the battery voltage falls below 5.7v, the low battery
annunciator
will be turned on.
The battery must be recharged. Continued use (approximately 15
minutes later), the display will show in the weight
field. If the battery voltage drops too low for accurate weighing,
the scale will automatically shut off and you will be unable to turn
it back on. When the low battery indicator is displayed, the
operator should plug the power supply into the scale and then
into the proper electrical wall outlet. The scale will begin charging
the battery.
Notice
The battery should be recharged at least every 5 months
regardless if it is used or not.
After a long time storage, e.g. over 3 months, it is desired to cycle
(charge/discharge) the battery 3 times to let it restore to full
capacity.
When replacing the battery, pay much attention to the poles. The
positive (+) terminal must be connected to the red connector and
the negative (-) terminal must be connected to the black
connector. If connected wrongly, the battery will be damaged.
NOTE: The battery cover can be removed by loosening a
single captive screw. This screw remains attached to the cover
which prevents it from falling out of the cover or being dropped
and lost.
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The capacity of the batteries will reduce over the years and
therefore also the total operation time of the scale. This is not an
error of the scale, but it is normal behavior or rechargeable
batteries.
POWER SUPPLY
Make sure the battery pack is installed in the battery box of indicator,
or, plug the connector of 12VDC /110~240 VAC 50/60Hz AC adapter
in the scale.
Adaptor plug
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SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL#
C-100
Capacity
Division
30 kg x 0.001 kg
Units of Measure
Kg, Lb
Function keys
P1~P9, P#, PGM, M+, MC, SAMPLE SIZE,
SAMPLE WEIGHT, COUNT PRESET, 0~9,
“ ”, ENTER, ZERO,TARE,UNITS,
C/BLACKLIGHT,
Stabilisation Time
1-2 seconds
Temperature
0°C - 40°C
Humidity
25% ~ 95% RH
Power supply
Built-in rechargeable 6v/4Ah battery or
12VDC /110~240 VAC 50/60Hz AC adapter
Indicator display
WEIGHT = 6 Digits
Avg Piece Weight = 6 Digits
PIECES = 6 Digits
Dimensions
Scale Size: (340 mm x 340 mm x 127 mm)
Platform Size: (320 mm x 230 mm)
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PANEL
LCD DISPLAY FUNCTION
1. lb
The lb annunciator is illuminated to show that the weight
displayed is in pounds. The UNITS key may be used to select
pounds as the weighing units.
2. kg
The kg annunciator is illuminated to show that the weight
displayed is in kilograms. The UNITS key may be used to select
kilogram as the weighing units.
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3. NET
The NET annunciator is illuminated to show that the weight
displayed is the net weight. Net weight is determined by
subtracting the stored tare weight from the gross or scale weight.
The tare weight, usually the weight of the container, is entered
using the tare key. Note that the NET annunciator is only active
when a zero tare weight or tare weight value is stored and the
display is in the weight mode as shown by the illumination of the
lb or kg annunciator.
4. ZERO (Center-of-Zero)
The Center-of-Zero annunciator is located on the left of the
display and is illuminated to indicate that the weight is within +/1/4 division of the center of zero.
5. Insuf Sample
The Insuf Sample annunciator is located on the lower left of the
display and is illuminated to show that the sample is too small to
calculate an accurate piece weight. If the counting function is
continued without increasing the sample size, the scale will still
operate even though accuracy will be affected.
6. (Low Battery)
The Low Battery annunciator will illuminate to indicate that the
internal battery requires charging. No change in operation will
occur until just before the battery voltage drops to a level where
operation is affected. At this level, the scale will automatically turn
itself off.
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7. M+
The M+ annunciator is located on the lower right of the display
and is illuminated to show that the display is in the Accumulator
mode and that the value displayed is the current contents of the
accumulator. Individual counts are adjusted via the ( M+ ) and
( MC ) keys or optionally, any count may be entered using the
numeric keypad. Note that when both the M+ and ADD
annunciators are illuminated, the current count has been added
to the accumulator.
8. (Stable)
The (Stable) annunciator is located at the bottom left of the
display and is illuminated when the WEIGHT display is stable.
9. ADD
The ADD annunciator is located at the bottom right of the display
and is illuminated when the scale is in the accumulator mode
(M+).
NOTE!
When the battery needs to be recharged, the CHARGING LED will
turn Red. After the battery has been recharged, the CHARGING LED
will turn Green.
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KEY FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
Key Description
This key is used to weigh a known number of
pieces in preparation for a new
counting operation.
Sample quantities are entered using the numeric
keypad in any quantity desired.
Pressing this key will display the calculated
average piece weight from the current sampling
and counting operation. It will also allow the
manual entry of a known average piece weight
(using the numeric keys) to be used in the next
counting operation.
This key is used when setting the Quantity and
Weight Preset limits. During a counting operation
(with the limits set) if the quantity or weight
exceeds the limits, the error beeper will sound and
an error message will flash on the display.
The MC key is used to clear the accumulator. The
M+ and ADD annunciators will turn off to indicate
the clearing has taken place.
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Pressing the M+
key will cause the scale to display
the contents of the accumulator (the number of
pieces accumulated since the last time the
accumulator was cleared).
The M+ key is also used to add the current piece
count value to the accumulator. The M+
annunciator will be selected to indicate the
accumulation has taken place.
The PGM
key is used to add or edit product look up
(PLU) numbers. Up to 99 PLU numbers can be
programmed. Note that the first 9 PLU’s are
assigned to the P1-9 keys and that all PLU’s can
be selected using the numeric keys.
Pressing the P# key will cause the scale to recall
the average piece weight
along with the saved tare
weight (if a tare weight was programmed)
associated with the product look up (PLU) number.
P1 ~ P9
Pressing these keys will cause the scale to recall
the average piece weight
along with the saved tare
weight (if a tare weight was programmed)
associated with the product look up (PLU) number
assigned to the key.
These keys are used to enter numeric data during
normal operations as well as
during calibration and
operational setup.
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The key is used to perform different
functions depending on the current mode of
operation:
Data Entry: The key is used to
clear an incorrect entry from the display
without processing the data. If an incorrect
entry is made, press the key and
re-enter the correct data.
Pressing and holding the
key for 3
seconds will toggle the display backlight on
and off.
The ZERO key is used to perform a variety of
functions depending on the current mode of
operation:
Weight Display Mode (lb or kg annunciator on):
Pressing the ZERO key will set the weight display
to zero and turn on the ZERO annunciator if the
displayed weight is within ± 4% of scale capacity.
The TARE key is used to display the current tare
weight (or zero if no tare has been entered) and/or
using the numeric keypad, to enter a new tare
weight. It is
also used when entering a tare under a
Preset number.
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Pressing this key will toggle the weighing units
between pounds (lb) and kilograms (kg). The
currently selected weighing unit is indicated by
illuminating either the lb or kg annunciator.
Metric Conversion
To change weighing units, press the UNITS key to
toggle between pounds and kilograms. Note that
either the LB or KG annunciator will illuminate to
indicate which weighing unit is active.
This is the decimal point key. It is used to enter a
decimal point where required when entering
numeric data.
The Enter key is used to signal completion of the
entry of data and causes the scale to process the
data entered.
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POWER SWITCH
The Power Switch is located
on the bottom left side panel
towards the front of the scale.
Place the power switch in the
on position. The scale will
perform a brief lamp test. This
test consists of illuminating all
display segments and
annunciator LED's to allow
the operator to make a visual
verification that the display is
operational. After completion of the lamp test, the scale will display
the model number and software revision level and then the WEIGHT
display will change to show zero weight, indicating the scale is ready
for use.
Before using the scale, it should be “warmed up”
(turned on and unloaded for approximately 15 to 20
minutes).
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DISPLAYING WEIGHT
1. With the scale in the Weight mode ( will be displayed for
WEIGHT and will be displayed for the Avg Piece Weight and
PIECES displays), place the item to be weighed on the scale
platform.
2. The display will show the weight on the scale platform. The lb or
kg annunciators will illuminate to indicate which unit of weight has
been selected and that the scale is in the Weight mode. Note that
the Avg Piece Weight and PIECES display will remain at 0 (zero).
ZERO THE WEIGHT DISPLAY
1. With the scale in the Weight mode ( will be displayed for the
Avg Piece Weight andPIECES displays), press the ZERO key.
2. The WEIGHT display will show ) and the ZERO and
Stable annunciators will illuminate, indicating a center-of-zero,
stable gross weight condition.
TARE WEIGHT ENTRY
1. Push Button Tare
1.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, place the empty container on
the scale platform.
1.2 Press the TARE key. The WEIGHT display will change to zero and
the NET annunciator illuminates, indicating net weight is being
displayed. The empty container's weight has been entered as
"tare weight".
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2. Pre-set Tare with Known Weight of Container
2.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, press the TARE key. The
display will change to show PrEtA and the PIECES display will
show ------ (six dashes).
2.2 Using the numeric keypad, enter the desired tare (container)
weight.
2.3 After the desired tare value has been entered, press the TARE
key. The display will show the Net weight (Gross minus tare) and
the NET annunciator will illuminate.
2.4 Proceed with the counting or weighing operation.
3. Pre-set Tare with Container on Scale
3.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, place the container on the
scale. Read the weight of the container.
3.2 Using the numeric keypad, enter the container weight and press
the TARE key.
3.3 The display will show the Net weight (Gross minus tare) and the
NET annunciator will illuminate.
3.4 Proceed with the counting or weighing operation.
4. To Clear the Tare
To return to a zero tare, simply remove all material from the scale
platform and press the TARE key. This will reset the tare weight
to zero.
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QUANTITY PRESET HI LIMIT
The scale can store a Quantity Preset Hi Limit value. The scale will
beep and the Avg Piece Weight will display a blinking if the
quantity is over the Hi limit value set.
1. Press the COUNT PRESET key (items can be on scale or
platform can be empty).
2. The WEIGHT display will change to show .
3. Using the numeric keypad, enter the Quantity Preset Hi Limit.
4. Press the SAMPLE SIZE key, followed by the COUNT PRESET
key.
5. The scale will return to the Weight mode.
WEIGHT PRESET HI LIMIT
The scale can store a Weight Preset Hi Limit value. The scale will
beep and the Avg Piece
Weight will display a blinking if the weight is over the Hi
limit value set.
1. Press the COUNT PRESET key (items can be on scale or
platform can be empty).
2. The WEIGHT display will change to show .
3. Using the numeric keypad, enter the Weight Preset Hi Limit.
4. Press the SAMPLE WEIGHT key, followed by the COUNT
PRESET key.
5. The scale will return to the Weight mode.
Clear the Quantity and Weight Preset Hi Limits
To clear the Quantity and/or Weight Preset Hi Limit, simply enter a
“0” for the limit value.
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COUNTING
1. Weight of Sample Is Unknown
1.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, place the sample on the
scale platform.
1.2 On the numeric keypad, enter the number of pieces in the
sample.
1.3 While the display is blinking, press the SAMPLE SIZE key.
1.4 The display will change to show and then show the
average piece weight and number of pieces.
1.5 Add the pieces to be counted and read the total count on the
PIECES display.
1.6 Remove the pieces from the scale.
1.7 Press the key to complete the counting operation and
return to the Weight mode.
2. Sample Weight is known
2.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, using the numeric keypad,
enter the piece weight of the sample.
2.2 Press the SAMPLE WEIGHT key.
2.3 Add the pieces to be counted and read the total count on the
PIECES display.
2.4 Remove the pieces from the scale.
2.5 Press the key to complete the counting operation and
return to the Weight mode.
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Insufficient Sample
IMPORTANT! If the sample weight is too small the
PIECES display will show
“ ------ “ (six dashes) for a few seconds and then the Insuf
Sample annunciator will illuminate. Continued use of the
scale with the Insuf Sample annunciator illuminated, will result in an
“inaccurate” count. Press the key to cancel the counting
operation and return to the Weight mode. Increase the number of
pieces for the sample and repeat the counting operation to achieve
an “accurate” count.
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ACCUMULATOR
1. ADDING TO THE WEIGHT ACCUMULATOR
1.1 With the scale in the Weight mode and displaying zero weight,
place the item on the scale platform.
1.2 Press the M+ key to add to the value of the Weight Accumulator.
1.3 The Avg Piece Weight display will change to show the
accumulator values and the ADD annunciator will be
illuminated(to indicate the addition to the accumulator has taken
place). After 3 seconds, the scale will return to the weight mode.
1.4 Remove the item from the scale.
1.5 The scale is ready for the next counting or weight operation.
NOTE:
Additional Weight Accumulator additions can not take place
until the current weighing operation (scale weight returns to
zero) has been completed.
2. DISPLAYING THE ACCUMULATOR
With the scale in the Weight mode and displaying zero weight,
press the M+ key to display the content of the accumulators. The
values of the accumulator will be displayed for 3 seconds, then
return to the Weight mode display.
3. CLEARING THE ACCUMULATOR
With the scale in the Weight mode and displaying zero weight,
press the MC key. The accumulator will be reset to zero.
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OPERATION USING PLU(S)
1. ADD OR EDIT PLU
1.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, press the PGM key. The
Weight display will change to show .
1.2 Touch the P1 through 9 key or using the numeric keys, enter
the desired number of PLU 10 through 99 to change and press
the ENTER key. The PLU number will be shown on the Weight
display.
1.3 Using the numeric keypad to enter the average piece weight
and then press the ENTER key to accept it. Note that if the PLU
currently has an average piece weight, you can press the
ENTER key to accept it or change it at this time.
1.4 The PIECES display will change to show .
1.5 Press the ENTER key to accept it.
1.6 The next sequential PLU number will be displayed. Repeat
steps 2 through 5 to program the remaining PLU’s.
1.7 To exit PLU programming, simply press the PGM key and the
scale will return to the normal weight mode.
2. PLU Operation Using Numeric Keypad
2.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, press the P# key. The
Weight display will change to show .
2.2 Enter the desired PLU number (1 through 99) and press the
ENTER key.
2.3 The recalled PLU and average piece weight will display along
with the associated tare weight (if a tare weight was
programmed).
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2.4 Add the pieces to be counted and read the total weight on the
WEIGHT and the total count on the PIECES display.
2.5 Remove the pieces from the scale.
2.6 Press the key to complete the counting operation and
return to the Weight mode.
3. PLU Operation using Preset P1 through P9
3.1 With the scale in the Weight mode, press the desired PLU key
P1 through P9.
3.2 The recalled PLU and average piece weight will display along
with the associated tare weight (if a tare weight was
programmed).
3.3 Add the pieces to be counted and read the total weight on the
WEIGHT and the total count on the PIECES display.
3.4 Remove the pieces from the scale.
3.5 Press the key to complete the counting operation and
return to the Weight mode.
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SCALE SETTINGS
1. Accessing the User Setup Mode
To access the User Setup Mode, with the scale off press and
hold the UNITS key while switching the scale on. The Scale will
display .
2. To Navigate in the User Setup Mode
Use the following keys to navigate the User Setup settings.
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3. – Backlight Mode
With , btli displayed the current setting for the Backlight
Mode parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is
acceptable, press the UNITS key to proceed to the next
parameter.
Otherwise, use the TARE key to toggle between the selections
and then press the UNITS key to save it and proceed to the next
parameter. The available settings are:
= Auto Backlight – While weighing, the backlight will be
turned ON automatically when the weight is over 10
divisions or any key is pressed. The backlight will turn
OFF automatically when the scale has not been used
for 10 minutes.
= The will be no backlight (always OFF).
= The backlight will always be ON.
4. – Automatic Power-Off
With , displayed the current setting for the
Automatic Shut-Off function parameter will be shown. If the
setting displayed is acceptable, press the UNITS key to proceed
to the next parameter.
Otherwise, use the TARE key to toggle between the selections
and then press the UNITS key to save it and proceed to the next
parameter. The available settings are:
120s
= After 120 seconds (2 minutes) of no activity the scale will
shut off and must be turned on using the ON/OFF switch.
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180s
= After 180 seconds (3 minutes) of no activity the scale will
shut off and must be turned on using the ON/OFF switch.
240s
= After 240 seconds (4 minutes) of no activity the scale will
shut off and must be turned on using the ON/OFF switch.
300s
= After 300 seconds (5 minutes) of no activity the scale will
shut off and must be turned on using the ON/OFF switch.
600s
= After 600 seconds (10 minutes) of no activity the scale
will shut off and must be turned on using the ON/OFF
switch.
= The Auto Shut-Off function is disabled.
5. – Sleep Mode
With , displayed the current setting for the
Sleep Mode function parameter will be shown. If the setting
displayed is acceptable, press the UNITS key to proceed to the
next parameter.
Otherwise, use the TARE key to toggle between the selections
and then press the UNITS key to save it and proceed to the next
parameter. The available settings are:
30s
= If no activity occurs on scale for 30 seconds, the scale will
enter Sleep Mode. The display will be blank except for a
flashing cursor. To activate the scale, press any key or
add/remove weight from scale.
60s
= If no activity occurs on scale for 60 seconds, the scale will
enter Sleep Mode. The display will be blank except for a
flashing cursor. To activate the scale, press any key or
add/remove weight from scale.
OFF
= The Sleep Mode function is disabled.
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6. - Weighing Units
With , displayed the current setting for the
Weighing Units parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed
is acceptable, press the UNITS key to proceed to the next
parameter.
Otherwise, use the TARE key to toggle between the selections
and then press the UNITS key to save it and proceed to the next
parameter. The available settings are:
= kg (Kilograms)
= Lb (Pounds)
7. – Beeper
With , displayed the current setting for the
Beeper parameter will be shown.
If the setting displayed is acceptable, press the UNITS key to
proceed to the next parameter.
Otherwise, use the TARE key to toggle between the selections
and then press the UNITS key to save it and proceed to the next
parameter. The available settings are:
= Enable Beeper
= Disable Beeper
8. – Return Add
With
, displayed the current setting for the
Return Add parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is
acceptable, press the UNITS key to proceed to the next
parameter.
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Otherwise, use the TARE key to toggle between the selections
and then press the UNITS key to save it and proceed to the next
parameter. The available settings are:
= The weight have to return to 0.0 then you can execute the
M+
= You can execute the M+ even the weight did not return to
0.0
9. – Save User Setup
With , displayed the current setting for the Save
Setting parameter will be shown. If the setting displayed is
acceptable, press the UNITS key to proceed to the next
parameter.
Otherwise, use the TARE key to toggle between the selections
and then press the UNITS key to save it and proceed to the next
parameter. The available settings are:
= The changes are saved and the scale is ready for use with
the new settings.
= The changes are NOT saved and the scale will continue
to operate with the previous settings.
The scale will reset and perform a lamp test. Next, the display will
show the model number; the software revision level and then the
WEIGHT display will show zero weight.
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ERROR MESSAGE
ERROR
MESSAGE
REASON ACTION
Low battery:
This warning shows that
the voltage of batteries
is too low to use.
Please replace with new
batteries or plug the AC
adaptor for operation.
Overload:
The total load exceeds
the maximum capacity
of the scale.
Please reduce the loading
and try again.
Zero count over
calibration: Zero range
+10% while powered
on.
Please re-calibrate the
instrument. *1
Zero count under
calibration:
Zero range -10% while
powered on.
Please re-calibrate the
instrument. *1
Counting error (too
high):
Indicates that the signal
from the load cells is too
high.
This error is normally
caused by a serious fault
on the scales i.e. a faulty
load cell or wiring.
Please contact the local
Service Representative.
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Counting error (too low):
Indicates that the signal
from the load cells is too
low.
This error is normally
caused by a serious fault
on the scales such as a
faulty load cell or wiring.
Please contact the local
Service Representative.
EEPROM error:
Indicates that there is a
fault with the scales
software.
This error is normally
caused by a serious fault
on the scales such as a
faulty load cell or wiring.
Please contact the local
Service Representative.
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R
OHS COMPLIANCE
EU Directive 2011/65/EU restrict the use of the 6 substances below
in the manufacture of specified types of electrical equipment.
The product does not contain any of the restricted substances in
concentrations and applications banned by the directive;
and for components, the product is capable of being worked on
at higher temperatures required by lead-free soldering.
The restricted substances and maximum allowed concentrations in
the homogenous material are, by weight:
Substance Concentration
Lead 0.1%
Mercury 0.1%
PBB (Polybrominated Biphenyls) 0.1%
PBDE (Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers) 0.1%
Hexavalant Chromium 0.1%
Cadmium 0.01%
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IN-1383 [15085A] REV 11/2015
FREEPHONE NUMBER: 0800 169 2775
HEAD OFFICE:
SALES, SERVICE,
MARKETING
AND ACCOUNTS
UNIT 1
GENESIS BUSINESS PARK
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ROTHERHAM
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TELEPHONE:
0845 130 7330
FAX:
0845 1307440
DESPATCH AND
PRODUCTION
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TELPHONE:
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