Calibration
The calibration function can auto-detect any calibration weight in multiples of
100g, i.e., 200g, 500g, 1000g, etc., as long as the weight does not exceed the
maximum capacity of the balance. For scales with a maximum capacity of
2000g or greater, use a calibration weight of at least 500g. The closer the
calibration weight is to the maximum capacity of the balance, the greater the
accuracy of the weighing. For example, with a 2000g maximum weighing
capacity, greater accuracy can be achieved by calibrating with a 1000g weight
versus a 500g weight.
Turn on the scale.
Quickly press ZERO three times. “AU-CAL” will be displayed on the lower
right corner of the screen.
Place no less than 20% of the full range of weights on the weighing pan.
The instrument will be calibrated.
Calibrate the instrument using any available reference weights.
The instrument can only be as accurate as the standard masses used.
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NOTE: If this is the first time using the balance, repeat the calibration steps 2-
3 times. Please ensure that the scale is completely level and stable during
calibration. If, after repeating the calibration steps 2-3 times, the weighing is
still inaccurate, contact customer service for assistance before making a
return.
Zero
Short press the TARE/MENU button before weighing to ensure an accurate
reading, (starting from 0).
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Tare
Place an empty container on the pan. Its weight will be displayed.
Press TARE until “0” is displayed.
Place additional objects in the container to find the net weight.
When you remove the empty container, the scale will display a negative
number.
Press TARE again and the weight display will return to “0.”
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Press TARE before weighing to ensure accurate reading (starting from 0).
Unit Conversion
Press and hold the MC button to switch between the available units of
measurement, e.g., g, ct, oz, kg, oz, t, dwt, ozt, etc.
