OPH-T Weighing Scale
USER’S MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety Precautions 1
Preparations and Set Up 2
Features 3
Display and Key Description 3
Operating Instructions 4-5
Troubleshooting 5
Weight Calibration 6
Specications 7
Dimensions 7
Contact Us 7
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• To avoid damaging the battery do not keep charger plugged in once
battery is fully charged.
• Avoid installing the balance in direct sunlight. This may cause poor
performance or malfunctions.
• If the balanced will not be used for a long period of time, remove all
batteries from the battery compartment to avoid leakage, which may
cause damage to the instrument.
• Avoid overloading or dropping material onto the platform as that may
damage the balance.
• Place the weight on the center of the pan for accurate weighing.
• Make sure the weight is not over the Max capacity as it could damage
the load cell inside.
• Do not spill liquids on the balance as it is not water-resistant. Liquids
may damage the case and any liquid inside may cause damage to the
electronics.
• Material that has a static electric charge could inuence the weighing.
Discharge the static electricity of the samples, if possible. Another
solution to the problem is to wipe both sides of the pan and the top of
the case with an anti-static agent.
• Do not operate the balance in hazardous environments. All outlets
should be properly grounded for the operators security
• The balance receives power as long as the AC cord is plugged into the
socket, even when the display is off. This is to keep the electronics
warmed up and eliminate long start-up times. If you are not using the
balance for longer than ve days, you should unplug it
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PREPARATIONS & SET UP
• Carefully unpack the balance and remove it from its styrofoam supports.
You may want to keep the original box and packing materials for storing
the balance when not in use.
• If the balance is damaged contact the supplier immediately. Keep all
packing materials as they were when you received them.
• Place weighing pan onto its mount carefully
• Adjust the four leveling feet until the bubble on the spirit level is
centered
• Proper placement will help to ensure the most accurate and repeatable
results from balance
• The ideal location is in a corner, on a stable, vibration free bench, protected against drafts from doors, windows, ac units, fans, etc. Many
laboratories set precision and analytical balances on marble or granite
slabs or desks for maximum stability and anti-vibration
• The recommended working temperature is 68°F ± 45.5°F
(20°C ± 7.5°C) with a deviation of no more than 41°F/hour (5°C/hour).
• The recommended relative humidity is 50-80°
• Plug into a wall outlet to avoid interference with other wirings
• Turn on the balance while there is no load on the pan
• Allow scale to warm up for 1 minute before use
• Calibration may be required before weighing when the balance is initially
installed or moved from a location.
Note: You should let the balance warm up for 20-30 minutes before use for
best results.
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FEATURES:
• Large high contrast back-lit liquid crystal display (LCD)
• Comes with AC adapter, rechargeable battery is optional
• Splash proof keyboard and display
• Anti-static stainless steel weighing pan and glass windshield
• Calibration with reference weights
• Parts counting, percent weighing and dynamic weighing
• Multiple weighing units: g, lb, oz, ct, ozt, N, dwt, GN, tLT
• 1 year limited warranty
DISPLAY AND KEY DESCRIPTION
UNIT
Shifts between the different units of measurement
MODE
Shifts between weighing and counting mode
CAL
Used to enter calibration mode
TARE
It tare’s/zero’s the scale
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Powering On
• Turn on the power by pressing the [ON/OFF] button located next to the
scale’s screen. Once on, the scale will display the following screens
• Once the display shows “0” you have entered the weighing mode
Zeroing
• If the screen reads any number other than 0 before weighing, press the
[TARE] key to set to 0.
Unit Selection
• There are 9 possible weighing units, they are carat (ct), ounce (oz),
pound (lb), kilogram (kg), tael (tl.T) grain (GN), troy ounce (ozt), pennyweight (dwt), pieces (pcs)
• To switch between measuring units press the [UNITS] key
Tare Function
• Put a container you wish to use on the pan, then press the [TARE] key
and the display will reset back to 0
• Add your sample to the container to weigh without the weight of the
container
• To exit Tare mode simply press either [TARE] or [ZERO] key
Note: If you remove your container the scale will show the minus weight of
the container
Counting Function
• With items of uniform eight (ie. all the pieces weigh the same) it is
possible to use this counting feature to quickly and accurately obtain a
piece count.
• To use this mode press the [MODE] key until the display shows “pcs”
• The display will show “10 pcs” to indicate that you should place a
sample quantity of 10 pieces onto the platform.
• You may change the sample size by pressing the [CAL] key. Possible
sample sizes are 10, 20, 50, 100, 150, 200, and 500
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Percent Weighing
• Put the full reference sample (100%) on the platform (or container)
• Press [UNITS] key until the display shows “%” to indicate percent
weighing mode
• You man now add any quantity to the scale and the display will show
the % as it relates to the reference sample
Note: The reference sample is not stored when exiting percent weighing mode.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem: The Display shows “F---”
Solution: 1. The wight on the scale is in excess of the rated capacity. Remove
the excess weight
2. The balance may be improperly calibrated, try recalibration
Problem: The display uctuates
Solution: 1. Vibration or wind is interfering with the measurement. Try using
the balance in a more stable location
2. Electronic balances can be affected by static electricity and radio
waves. Make sure the area is static free and away from any
strong radio wave emitting devises such as cordless phones
3. The item on the platform is in motion. Wait for it to stabilize or try
supporting it with whatever means is convenient
Problem: The scale is weighing inaccurately
Solution: 1. The scale requires recalibration.
2. The [TARE] feature has been used improperly. Remove the items
and try again
3. The balance is not level. Adjust the leveling feet until the bubble
level is centered
4. Battery power may be low (the symbol will appear).
the batteries.
Replace
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CALIBRATION
When to calibrate
• When the scale is initially installed
• When the scale’s location has changed
• After the scale has not been used for a long period of time
• If ambient temperatures have changed greatly
How to calibrate
• Prepare the calibration weight (1 kg)
• Clean the weighing pan and press [TARE] to re-zero the balance
• When the scale is stabilized, hold the [CAL] button for 5 seconds
• The display will show “-CAL-”, then the required weight will ash on the
display (1000 grams)
• Place the calibration weight onto the center of the platform and wait for
the display to stop ashing
• You may now remove the wight. The scale will return to normal
weighing mode
Linear Calibration
• Linear calibration adjusts the balance at two or more points, rather than
just one. To enter linear calibration:
• Prepare the calibration weights (2 kg & 1 kg)
• Clean the weighing pan and press [TARE] to re-zero the balance
• When the scale is stabilized, hold the [CAL] button for 5 seconds
• The display will show “-CAL-”, then the standard calibration weight will
ash on the display
• At this point, press and hold the [MODE] key for 5 seconds
• The display will ash the rst required calibration weight (2000 grams)
• Place the required weight onto the center of the platform
• Once the weight is accepted the display will stop ashing
• Remove the weight and the display will ash the next required
calibration weight (1000 grams)
• Place the next required weight onto the center of the platform
• When the last required calibration weight is removed, the display will return to zero to indicate that calibration is complete and will return to the
normal weighing mode
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model# OPH-T02 OPH-T302 OPH-T502 OPH-T602 OPH-T2001 OPH-T3001 OPH-T5001 OPH-T6001
Capacity
Readability
Repeatability
Linearity
Dimension
Pan Size
Power
Power
Temperature
Weight
200g 300g 500g 600g 200g 300g 500g 600g
0.01g 0.1g
0.02g 0.2g
0.02g 0.2g
7” x 10” x 3” / 17 x 26 x 7cm
5”/12.5cm diameter 6.25” x 5.75” / 15.5cm x 14.5cm
Input 100V-240V AC (adapter included)
Output 6vDC-9vDC/600mA
40°-110°F
2 lbs (1kg) approximately
DIMENSIONS
141/2cm
151/2cm
8cm
171/4cm
25cm
CONTACT US
Please e-mail sales@optimascale.com for any sales related question
Please e-mail support@optimascale.com for any support related questions
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