eatsmart ESBS-54 User manual

ESBS-54
CPESBS54 10.16
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Precision Tracker
Digital Bathroom Scale
Model ESBS-54
EatSmart Products
Seattle, WA 98134
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Tracking body weight is a great way to stay motivated and focused on
your health goals. Let the EatSmart Precision Tracker Bathroom Scale do
the work of tracking weight changes for you. Simply lock in your starting
weight and work towards long term weight goals, while monitoring
your short term progress. At each weigh in, the scale will display three
readings: your current weight, your weight change from your last weigh
in and total change from your starting weight.
The EatSmart Tracker allows you to see short term losses or gains that
will help keep you focused on your long term progress.
Your starting weight is an important reference point. For long term
weight management, each subsequent weigh in will be measured against
the initial weight recorded. This will help you determine the best diet
and exercise strategies for your lifestyle. For reference, you may want to
write down your starting date and place on the bottom of the scale.
By using the latest technology, the Precision Tracker has the capability
to store up to 8 different users’ personal proles. After initial setup, the
scale will automatically identify each individual user as soon as they step
onto the scale. This allows for each user’s personal data to be stored
privately.
Notes:
• We recommend weighing yourself bi-weekly or weekly, rather than
daily, with a focus on your long term goals.
• It is normal for weight to uctuate during the day and from one day
to the next. For example, drinking a glass of water can add one lb to
your weight. Weigh yourself at the same time of day and under the
same conditions for the most accurate results, preferably when you
wake up in the morning.
CONSISTENCY IS KEY FOR ACCURATE RESULTS!
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the EatSmart Precision Tracker Bathroom Scale.
The Precision Tracker is engineered and designed to give users the ability to
track their short and long term weight goals. The touch screen interface and
automatic person identication technology make it one of the most user friendly
bathroom scales on the market today.
Please read this instruction manual carefully before use.
Your EatSmart Bathroom Scale comes with the following:
• EatSmart Digital Bathroom Scale
• Instruction Manual – Please review before using your scale
• 4 AAA batteries
• 2 Year EatSmart Guarantee
If you have any questions regarding the operation of your Precision Tracker,
please call [phone] from 8:00AM to 5:00PM EST, Monday through
Friday.
Date Purchased: ___________________
Place Purchased: __________________
Order ID (if any): __________________
ABOUT THE PRECISION TRACKER BATHROOM SCALE
Please ll out your purchase information for future reference:

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HOW TO OPERATE YOUR PRECISION TRACKER
Before First Use
1. Inserting Batteries and Selecting Measurement Unit
a) Open the battery compartment door on the back of the
scale.
b) Put the batteries in, at end (negative terminal) against
the spring. The LCD will display.
c) Close the battery door and wait until is shown on
the LCD.
d) Press “UNIT” button (located underneath scale) to select the desired
measurement unit; pounds or kilograms. The default is set to lbs.
2. Calibration
a) Place the scale on a hard, at surface. If the scale is turned on when
placed down on the oor, allow the scale to turn off without standing
on it. If the scale does not turn on when placed down, press the glass
platform with one foot to turn the scale on. Step off. Allow the scale
weight to go to 0.0 and turn off without standing on it.
Note: Avoid carpet or other soft ooring like Pergo™ or types of linoleum
Your Precision Tracker operates via “Step-On” technology but still needs to be
calibrated upon rst use or after the scale is moved to ensure accuracy.
Note: when you pick up the scale, move the scale or replace batteries, the scale
may lose calibration. You can either calibrate (see above) or disregard the rst
weight after the scale is moved. If the scale is not calibrated it will add 4.2 lbs to
your weight and that represents the weight of the glass platform.
If you step on and off the scale repeatedly you should obtain the same weight.
Uneven ooring or softness in ooring may cause weight uctuation. Move the
scale to a different surface and re-calibrate or call support at 1-866-843-3905 (8 to
5 MST).
WEIGHT ONLY OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
If a user wants to obtain a weight reading only, please follow the
directions below. Please note that the results will not be recorded by the
scale for tracking purposes.
a) After installing batteries, immediately place the scale on solid, at
surface. Note: Avoid carpet or other softer ooring like Pergo or types
of linoleum or vinyl.
b) Calibrate the scale (see pg 3).
c) Step on the scale with both feet and remain steady. When the weight
has locked in, the scale will blink three times and remain on the
screen for 10 seconds before automatically shutting off.
TRACKING MODE OPERATION INSTRUCTION
If a user wants to track short and long term changes in weight, you must
rst set up a user prole. Note: The weight tracking feature will be
activated unless the user prole is deleted.
1. Place the scale on a hard, at oor. Please leave the scale on the
oor during setup. Note: Avoid carpet or other soft ooring like
Pergo™ or types of linoleum.
2. Calibrate the scale as follows:
If the scale is turned on when placed on the oor, allow the scale to turn
off without standing on it.
If the scale does not turn on when placed down, press the glass platform
with one foot to turn the scale on. Step off. Allow the scale weight to go
to 0.0 and turn off without standing on it.

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AUTO USER RECOGNITION
After you have programmed your user and weighed yourself once, the scale
will automatically recognize you for future weigh-ins. It does this based
upon the weight of the user (it will detect all proles within +/- 6.6 lbs).
a. If the scale recognizes the user successfully, the scale will show current
weight and weight changes.
b. If several users proles are in a similar weight range (within +/- 6.6 lbs),
they will both be shown on the LCD in cycles after weighing.
See (2) examples below:
3. Locate the “SET” button. Touch and hold until the user identity
function appears.
4. Touch the < and > keys to select the desired user. The user number
will blink until a user number is selected. Touch the “SET” button to
conrm the user. (When the LCD shows below picture, step on the
scale).
5. If this is the rst time using the scale, the unit will weigh the user and
then display the following screen showing current weight only:
6. If this is the second time, the scale will cycle through the following
screens, showing current weight and last weight results:
7. If this is the third or subsequent uses, the scale will cycle through the
following screens, including the current, last and total weight changes:
c. To resolve the user conict press either the < or > key, depending on
which user you are.
d. Alternatively, if user proles are not in use they can be deleted. (See
directions below).
DELETING USER PROFILES
After setting up your users, it’s easy to delete a user prole.
Note: Deleting a user prole will also delete all data associated with that
prole.
a) Select the user that you want to delete. Touch and hold the “SET”
button. At the same time, press and release the < button (left button)
three times.
b) The scale will delete the rst weight, the last weight and current
weight.
c) The screen will display “CLR” for 2 seconds
as pictured below. After this, it will return
to normal weighing mode.

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FEATURES
• Weight unit: kg/lb
• Capacity: 180kg / 400lb
• Incremental weight: 0.1kg / 0.2lbs
• Function keys: <,>,SET, UNIT (on back of scale)
• Display: LCD with white backlight
• Battery: 4AAA
• Stores personal data for 8 users
• User identication: Identify user automatically according to the last
measuring weight
• Step on, press UNIT button or touch SET to turn scale on
• Auto off function
TROUBLESHOOTING Helpful Tips:
• Please do not put the scale on carpet or soft ooring like Pergo (engineered
wood) or types of linoleum. These surfaces will negatively affect the
accuracy of the scale.
• Best surfaces are concrete, hardwood (NOT engineered wood), marble or a
12 x 12” ceramic tile.
• If you are seeing weight uctuations of 1 or 2 lbs, please bring the scale to a
different hard surface to eliminate discrepancies.
• If you see a weight uctuation of 4 lbs or more, recalibrate and try again.
Glass platform weighs approximately 4 lbs.
• For the most accurate results, place your hands at your sides, look straight
ahead and count to 4. At this time, you can step off and your weight will stay
visible for a few seconds and cycle last weight and start weight twice.
• Clean the scale with a soft cloth.
• Treat the scale with care and do not store anything on top of the scale. It
contains sensitive electronic parts that can get damaged.
a) Low Battery Indicator
When ”Lo” is shown, the scale will turn off after a few seconds.
Solution: Check that the batteries are inserted correctly. Change the
batteries if message continues, otherwise call EatSmart Products.
b) Overload Indicator
Solution: Please remove the weight on the scale to protect the load
cells. If error continues call EatSmart Products or contact us at
eatsmartproducts.com.
All other issues please call Eatsmart Products at 866-843-3905 (8 to 5 MST)
or e-mail eatsmartproducts.com.

FCC INFORMATION
Caution: Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
Note: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful
interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment
has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
WARRANT Y
The EatSmart warranty covers defects in material and workmanship of
the product under normal use for a period of two (2) years from the
date of retail purchase. The warranty does not cover damages resulting
from misuse, abuse, immersion, normal wear and tear or unauthorized
modication.
Should this scale require service (or replacement at our option) while
under warranty, please contact EatSmart for return authorization and
troubleshooting.
EatSmart [phone] (8 to 5 MST)
There are no expressed warranties except as listed above. This warranty
gives you specic legal rights which may vary from state to state. NOT
LEGAL FOR TRADE.
Made in China.
BATTERY PRECAUTIONS
• Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable (ni-cad)
batteries.
• Remove depleted batteries promptly.
• If the unit is not going to be used for a long period of time (greater than
three months), remove batteries to prevent damage due to possible
battery leakage.
Note: Please recycle or dispose of batteries according to local regulations.
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