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- Allow
the unit to warm up sufficiently (at
least 15 minutes).
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Recall any existing program, (See “Basic
Startup”) that is already
set up for mode and resolution desired
(oz x .01, grams x 1.0, lbs x .01, etc.)
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Press
to see the true (analog) zero balance.
For calibration purposes, this should
be above +0010, since the scale will
not display negative weight in the “gross”
mode.
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Adjust the zero potentiometer if true
zero balance is not within 0010 to 1000
range. (See “Single Unit Control
Assembly” Drawing for location
of zero potentiometer).
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Press
to tare scale. This will put the scale
in the “net” mode.
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Place a known weight or precounted
parts of at least 50% capacity on/in
the weigh bucket.
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Press
followed by 
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After scale display stabilizes to within
+/- 2 counts, enter weight, using all
four digits and imaginary decimal point.
For example, if you were doing 16 oz
by 1/100th of an oz you would place
a 16 oz weight on the weigh bucket and
key in "1 6 0 0" ; That would
read 16.00 oz. If you were doing oz
by 1/10th of an oz, you would key in
"0 1 6 0" or 016.0 oz.
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Remove the weight. If the display returns
to zero +/- 2 counts, calibration is
complete. If not, repeat steps 5 through
8.
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Store ¹ the change by pressing
followed by the two digit memory location
of your choice. Think of it as a "Save
As" function. You can either save
it under the same program number you
recalled in step 2, or you can save
it in a new program location without
altering the program you recalled in
step 2.
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