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■Programming the Tare Weight
as Standard
•Place the tare weight on the scales before switching them on.
•Switch on the scales.
Continue as described in "Saving PLU (Product Look Up)".
■Error Messages
Max. weighing range exceeded
> Take the items off the scales
Piep Zero setting not possible
>Deviation from zero point too high
■User Calibration
•Press and switch on the scales with the On key.
• | Select using | C | "CAL 4" | ||
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•Selecting the maximum weight
Select the maximum weight in kg
(2nd row) using | C | and confirm | ||
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•Zero point calibration
< A/D reading
< reading 0 (grams)
< "Pnt 0"
Make sure that the scales are empty.
Wait until the A/D reading (1st row) is stable,
then press | to continue. |
•Setting the calibration weight
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< A/D reading
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< calibration weight 0 (grams)
< "Pnt. CAL"
Place the calibration weight (min. 1/3 of the weighing range) on the platform. Enter the weight in grams via the keypad. Wait until
the A/D reading is stable, then press |
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The calibration was successful. |
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Error Message "Err. Ad"
> Calibration weight too low
> Deviation from calibration weight too high
Use a calibration weight with at least 1/3 of the weighing range. You should calibrate in the range in which you need to achieve the highest degree of accuracy.
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