MyWeigh LARAMIE SCALE User Manual

What KEY PAD FUNCTIONS

* ON/OFF
Press and quickly release this key to turn unit on. Press it again to turn the
scale OFF

* TARE
Press to reset the scale to zero. Tare can be used for eliminating the weight

value of an empty container. Place an empty container on the scale and press
TA RE . Then place the items to be weighed in the container. Tare is also used
as MEMORY. Simply place items to be weighed on the tray, press TAR E then
remove the items. The weight of the items will be displayed as a negative value
and remain on the display in memory for easy reading.
NO TE: W hen all weight is removed from the weighing tray, the tared value of
a container will be displayed as a negative number. Depress tare again to return
the to zero.

* MODE
Unit (mod e) selec tion: P res s and release the key once to c hang e weight unit

You can select g (grams), oz (ounces), dwt (pennyweight) or ozt (troy ounces).

*HOLD
Pres s th is key to h old a weight read ing on the dis play for 10 s econ ds. Pres s it

again to disab le this feature.

Although this scale is designed to be extremely durab le with extra overload
protection b uilt into the cas e, It’s important that you never overload or drop/shock
the sc ale. Scales are delicate instruments and unlike Cellular phones, scales
have delicate sensors that determine how much an item weighs. If you d rop or
shock your scale, these sensors "feel" the shock and are sometimes destroyed.
This happens with all digital scales. W e des ign our s cales to be as resistant to
shock or drops as possible, however there is no way for us to protect 100%
against load c ell or sens or damage. A well-treated s cale will provide years of
reliable and acc urate weighing. H owever an abused s cale w ill only work until it’s
sens ors are damaged.

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My Weigh Cigarette RYO Scale

MANUAL & OPERATION GUIDE

PLEASE READ COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

Thank you for purchasing th is Tobacc o weighing scale. It is spec ifically designed
to help you make perfect consisent cigarettes each time. W ith normal care and
proper treatment it will provide years of reliable service. Please read all operating
instructions carefully.

.KEEP THE FOLLOW ING POINTS IN MIND:
* If the display becom es locked, shows O UT2 or is inacc urate please recalibrate
the sc ale.

* Do not Overload (exceed the capacity) of the scale including the weight of any
trays or bowls com bined w ith objects you may be weighing. O verload or
Dropping/shocking th e scale c ould dam age the s cale and void you r war ranty.

* Allow s ufficient warm up tim e. Turn the scale On and wait several seconds to
give the internal com ponen ts a ch ance to s tabilize before weighing.

* The cleaner the environment the better. Dust, dirt, m oisture, vibration, air c urrents
and proximity to other electronic equipment can all cause an adverse effect on the
reliability and accu racy of your s cale.

* Handle with care. Gently apply all items to be weighed onto tray top. A lthoug h this
sc ale is designed to be quite d urable, avoid rough treatment as this may perm anently
dam age the internal sensor and void your warr anty.

* Avoid lengthy exposure to extrem e heat or cold, your s cale works bes t when
operated and stored at norm al room tem perature. Allow the unit to acclimate to
any major temperature change for at least one hour before use.

*Place the ite m to be w eighed on th e platform , afte r the stable weight is

displayed remove the item imm ediately. This will prolong the longev ity
and accu racy o f this weighing instrument..

.** Do not operate near an in-use c ell phone, cordless phone, radio, computer or
other elec tronic device. Th ese d evices emit R F an d can cau se u nstable sc ale
readings. If your scale ever performs poorly, try moving the scale to a different
room or location. This is a very precise sc ale - the display may seem to wander or
jump when weighing. Th is is due to air c urrents or vibrations. Stable weig hing is
achieved when the display remains fixed for 3 seconds.

OPERATION_____________________________________________

If your scale ever performs slowly, inaccurately, or shows LO please replace the
batteries.

Battery Operation:

1) Two “CR2032” batteries are required.

2) To install batteries:
a) Remove the scale from the case
b) Release the battery cover by sliding it outwards.
c) Place batteries into battery compartment aligned correctly - be sure the
polarity is correct
d) Replace battery cover.
DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE FORCE AND DO NOT PRESS ON THE TRAY

3) The scale is now ready for battery operation.
*R emove the b atteries if you plan to s tore the s cale f or lon ger then 14 d ays

(Advanced users only) CALIBRATION______________________________

IMPORTANT : This scale was professionally factory calibrated before shipment
and does NO T need to be rec alibrated by the end user. H owever, if you w ish to
recalibrate your scale we provide these instructions for calibration: R epeat
calibration if the scale ever shows Out2. Incorrect calibration can occur if you do
not follow the steps exactly. If your scale does not perform accurately, please try
replacing your batteries before you calibrate. You will need a 200 gram weight or
set of weights to c alibrate this scale. NOTE: if you do not have access to a

weight you can purchase one at your local store or in emergency situations you
can use coins or weights (ie 40 US Nickels = 200g) as a weight..

1. Turn the scale OFF.

2. Press and hold both [ON/OFF] & [MODE] until the AD value (a
random series of numbers) is displayed. Release the keys.

3. Press [ON/OFF] again, the display will show the required
calibration weight (200.0).

4. Place the required calibration weight on the center of platform.
Wait 3-4 seconds and then press [ON/OFF] The LCD display reads
“PASS”, and then returns to the normal weighing mode.

5. Rem ove the weight and press [ON/OFF] to turn off the scale.
Calibration is complete.

NOTE: if after calibration your scale does not read accurately this indicates

calibration error, repeat the calibration process more s lowly.

FEATUR ES____________________________________________

* Power Up Segm ent T est: W hen first turning the unit on, all segments of the

dis play will appear as sh own below . T his dis play w ill rem ain f or approxim ately 3
seconds and then reset to zero. The display may also change brightness during
this time and show a blank screen for a moment before 0.0 appears

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Stable R eading Indication: This is a very precise scale - the dis play may seem
to wander or jump w hen weighing. T his is due to air cu rrents or vibrations.
Stable weighing is achieved when the display remains fixed for 3 seconds. An
indicator will show in the top left corner of the screen.

* Ov erload: W hen an applied load exc eeds the capacity. EEE E will appear on
the disp lay. Remove exces sive load imm ediately. The unit may return to norm al
operation. !R em em ber: You can per manently damage the scale and void

your w arranty b y overload ing it!

* Negative Value: Any tared value will be displayed as a negative number once
all weight is rem oved, press T AR E or c ycle the power to re-zero the scale.

* Auto off: An auto shut off feature is provided to conserve battery power. The
unit will automatically turn off after 30 sec ond s to 1 minute of inactivity.

TROUBLESHOOTING & OPERATION NOTES:

1) If the Display ever becomes locked showing "Out2", please recalibrate the
scale as outlined in the m anual

2) If the Display ever becomes locked on 8888, UN ST , or EE EE , this ind icates
that the sc ale was s hocked, dropp ed or otherwise damaged and th e delicate
weighing sensors have been damaged. You can try recalibrating the scale (If the
sensor has not been hurt too badly it will work again after recalibration).
Otherwise you will have to follow the warranty instructions that came with your
scale.

3) If the display is faint or the sc ale won’t power on, this often indicates low
batteries . However sometim es it als o may indicate a seriou s zero mark error. T his
means when you turn the scale on, it can't determine what zero is (a slight zero
mark error will caus e situ ation #2 above) T hu s, if new batteries do not fix this
error the scale will have to be sent to us for rep lacemen t under ou r warranty
program.