Jadever JCL-3K User manual

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Content
1. Introduction ..1
2. Precaution....................................1
3. Before Using the Product
3-1 Unpacking and Checking....1
3-2 Installing Components.....1
3-3 Leveling the cale........1
4. Product Introduction
4-1 pecifications & General Features 2
4-2 Front Panel 3
4-2-1 Display . ......3
4-2-2 Keyboard.........4
4-3 Power upply.........5
5. Setting Mode
5-1 Function etting....5
5-2 Parameters.6
6. Single and Multi- oint Calibration....8
7. O eration
7-1 Weighing9
7-2 Tare & Preset Tare.9
7-3 Checking function
7-3-1 Upper & Lower Weight Limit Checking ..10
7-3-2 Upper & Lower Quantity Limit Checking ....11
7-4 Basic Counting
7-4-1 Entering a Known Unit Weight and Unit weight Memory.12
7-4-2 ample Counting and ACAL.12
7-5 Accumulation, Accumulation Display and Accumulation Clear...13
7-6 Initialization of the cale to Printer (Optional)....14
7-7.The Control from PC to cale (Optional)15
8. Serial Interface
8-1 R -232 Connector.15
9. Troubleshooting and Error Message....16

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1. Introduction
Thank you for deciding to purchase a JCL counting scale from Jadever. This goods has the
excellent performance and splendid properties under severe quality management. It is
recommended to read this manual in full before using it for good function application.
2. Precautions
◎ Place the scale on a flat and stable surface. ee 3-3 Leveling the cale for details.
◎ Verify that the input voltage and the plug type matches the local AC power supply. ee 4-3
Power upply.
◎ Warm up the scale for 15 minutes before using it the first time.
◎ Keep the scale away from EMI noise, strong wind and vibration, which might cause
incorrect reading.
◎ Avoid sudden temperature changes (suitable operating temperature is between -5℃~ 40
℃.)
◎ Disconnect the power supply when cleaning the scale.
◎ Do not immerse the scale in water or other liquids.
◎ ervice should be performed by authorized personnel only.
3. Before Using the Product
3-1 Un acking and Checking
Open the package and check the instrument for transport damage. Immediately inform your
dealer if you have complaints or if parts are missing. The package should contain:
● cale body ● User manual
● tainless steel and plastic weighing pans ● Wire (power cord)
3-2 Installing Com onents
1) Before using the scale, remove the shipping protection screw (rotate counterclockwise),
which located underneath the scale and cork the plug buckle.
Note: the JCL-30K model was shipped without the shipping protection screw.
2) Cover the weighing pans on the scale body properly.
3-3 Leveling the Scale
To compensate for small irregularities or inclinations at the location, the scale can be leveled.
The scale is equipped with a level indicator at the front panel .Adjust the leveling feet until the
air bubble in the indicator is centered as shown.
Note: The scale should be leveled each time its location is changed.

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4. Product Introduction
1) Leveler
2) Leveling foot
3) R -232 interface
4) Plastic weighing pan
5) tainless teel weighing pan 6) On/Off witch
7) Two-stage witch 8) Power socket
9) Transport protection screw 10) Plug buckle
4-1 S ecifications& General Features
S ecifications
General Features
· A/D covered by aluminium plate, prevent PCB from static and moisture
· Tare, Preset Tare, auto zero tracking
· Automatic counting accuracy improvement (ACAI) for enhanced counting accuracy
· HI/OK/LO quantity checking function
· tainless steel weighing pan
· Weighing platter easy to disassemble
(with anti-cockroach design)
· Dust proof PVC cover
Model JCL-1.5K JCL-3K JCL-6K JCL-7.5K JCL-15K JCL-30K
Capacity(kg) 1.5 3 6 7.5 15 30
Weighing units Kg/g/lb
Display 3 backlit LCD displays (6/5/6 Digits)
Pan size 294X228X13.5mm
cale dimensions 341X294X104mm
Power supply AC 110V/220V (AC±10%) or rechargeable battery(6V/4A)

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· Low battery and charging status indication
· Accumulation of weight and quantity (max 99 pieces)
· ingle point and linear calibration available
· Auto shut off for power saving
4-2 Front Panel
4-2-1 Dis lay
1) Low battery indication
2) Tare or Preset Tare indication
3) Center of Zero indication, The zeroing range is ±2﹪of weighing capacity.
4) Charge Lamp
5) Leveler
6) HI Lam (ON) Indicating parameter item
is selected when setting buzz
sounds. ( ee 5. Function etting, setting buzz sounds)
OK Lam (ON) -- Indicating parameter item or is selected when setting buzz
sounds.
LOW Lam (ON)—Indicating parameter item is selected when setting buzz sounds.
7) “PRESET TARE” ymbol “ ” points at “PRESET TARE” when Tare value entered via
numeric keys.
8) “NET” Net weight--Gross weight minus Tare. ymbol “ ” points at “NET” when TARE or
PRE ET TARE action is done.
9) “STABLE” table indication, ymbol “ ” appears at the top of “STABLE” when scale
is in stable condition.
10) “ACAI” ymbol “ ” points at “ACAI” when the average unit weight is calculated or

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recalculated.
11) “M+” ymbol “ ” points at “M+” when scale is in accumulation mode.
12) “UW” Under entering a known unit weight mode, ymbol “ ” points at “UW” when
entered unit weight is lower than 4/5 of scale division. Unit weight is too small for ensuring
accurate quantity calculations.
13) “SMPL” Under the sample counting mode, ymbol “ ” points at “SMPL” when
calculated unit weight is lower than 4/5 of scale division or the quantity of sample is less than
10 pieces.
14) “UNIT WEIGHT” Unit Weight Window --Displays the average unit weight value, or
number of weighments.
15) “TOTAL COUNT” Total count window –Displays the calculated number of pieces on the
weighing pan, or accumulated piece count value.
16) “WEIGHT” Weight Window--Displays weight of object on weighing pan, or accumulated
weight value.
4-2-2 Keyboard
1) 0 ~9 numeric keys Enters specific values for tare; unit weight and other data entries.
2) ● key Decimal point
3) SMPL key hort press enters the sampling mode. Long press closes ACAI after
sampling. And shift Units when capacity setting.
4) G N/SET key hift the displays of Gross weight and Net weight after tare. Long press to
enter parameters setting. And turn on or off check weighing when entering HI, LO, OK
setting.
5) UWS/ITEM key Find out the unit weight in memory or save the unit weight reset again.
Inputs the indicated unit weight via numeric keys and press it to start counting function.
6) M+/SAVE key Accumulate the records of counting or weighing. ave the changing
parameter. et the capacity and resolution.
7) M-/HI key Clear the input figures. et the value of HI. Enable the blinking figure plus

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one when inputting the figures.
8) ZERO/ESC key Zeros the display (within 2% of max.capacity) or cancels Tare action.
Exit from the setting or without saving.
9)
/MR key Recalls and displays the total Accumulation data (weight, total count
and number of weightments ) and the first 10 records in details. Circle the choices
in the setting. Make the blinking spot shift leftwards when inputting the figures.
10) PRINT/LO key Press the key to print when printing manually is selected. et the LO
value. Enable the blinking figure decrease one when inputting the figures.
11) TARE/
key Inputs the weight of the object on the weighing pan as a Tare value ;
Inputs the indicated value entered via the numeric keys as a pre-set Tare value ; cancel
tare action. Display rightwards the first 10 records in detail. Make the blinking spot
shift rightwards when inputting the figures.
4-3 Power Su ly
Power su ly
Please verify the local AC power source and switch the two-stage switch to the proper place
before plugging into the power outlet.
Alternative ower su ly
1) AC 110V/220V (AC±10%)
2) (6V/4A) internal rechargeable battery
Power Consum tion
About 300mW (without backlight)
About 380 mW (with backlight)
Low battery warning
When “ ” appears in the upper left corner of the weight window, the battery power
requires recharging. The charge lamp turns green from red when the recharging is completed
(which takes about 8 hours). Disconnect the scale from power supply when it is fully charged.
A full charged battery can operate the scale for approximately 65 hrs with backlight, 80hrs
without backlight.
Note: Battery is to replaced only by an authorized service dealer .Risk of explosion can occur
if replaced with the wrong type or connected improperly
5. Setting Mode
5-1 Function Setting
1) Press G N/SET key while powering on
Or long press G N/SET key in the weighing mode to enter parameter setting.

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2) Press key
/MR or TARE/
to circle the parameters
3) Press key G N/SET to enter the selected parameter.
4) Press key
/MR or TARE/
to circle the items of present parameter.
5) Press key M+/SAVE to save after changing and return to parameters choosing. While
Press key ZERO/ESC to return without saving.
6) Press key ZERO/ESC again to return to weighing mode.
Note: In the arameter setting mode, ress the numeric key to choose the arameter
directly.
5-2 Parameters
1) SET00 internal code checking
2) SET01 backlight modes shifting
Options are On, OFF, and AUTO
= Backlight
= No backlight
= Auto-on with items greater than 9d placed on the pan. Auto-off within 2s,4s,6s., 20s,
ev ever(ever=the backlight lasts forever with more than 9d placed on the pan) when it is stable.
3) SET02 auto-off time setting
Options are off, 5min, 10min, 30min, and 60min.
Off : close auto-off function
5,10,30,60:Auto off with less than 9d of gross weight when there is not any operation
within 5min (10, 30, 60min available)
4) SET03 using units setting: press AMPLE to choose unit Kg Kg,Kg g,
g g,lb lb
Note: it refers to the weighing unit and unit weight unit.
uch as, if Kg, G is selected, it means the weighing unit is Kg and unit weight unit g.
5) SET04 zero range setting: d0, d1, d2, d3, d4, d5.
d0: display zero with 1 d placed on the pan.
d1: display zero with 2 d placed on the pan. No display with 1d on the pan.
o do as d2, d3, d4 and d5
6) SET05 weight checking setting: on, off
On: weight checking starts automatically when powering on
Off: weight checking closes when powering on
7) SET06 stable weight checking setting: on, off
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and the stable symbol appears.
Off: it starts checking weight when the weight and amounts are within the checking range
8) SET07 beep setting: Hi,ok ,Lo,out,no.bee
Hi: There will be a warning sound when the material quantity is more than the upper limit,
and the weight of the material is more than 20 divisions
Ok: There will be a warning sound when the quantity of the articles is between the upper
and lower limit (including the upper and lower limits).
Lo: There will be a warning sound when the material quantity is less than the lower limit,
and the weight of the material is more than 20 divisions.
Out: There will be a warning sound when the material quantity exceeds the upper and
lower limits, and the weight of the material is more than 20 divisions
no.bee : No sound alarm.
9) SET08 external equipment setting: PC , JM , Godex , BIRCH, ZEBRA, DMP,
GP, CK , ET , CX, U-KEY.
PC: computer output
JMS: connect with weighing system
GODEX: Godex printer (paper size 5cm*3cm)
BIRCH: Birch printer (paper size 5cm*3cm)
ZEBRA: Zebra printer (paper size 5cm*3cm)
DMP: Dot matrix printer ( H-24)
GP:Adhesive label sticker printer (5cm*3cm)
CK: thermal printer (Chinese available)
ET: Large LED display
CX: CX large screen display (version 0.02)
EXCEL: Work with the function of “Use erial Keys” in Windows in outputting the data to
Excel. Reference user manual: http://www.jadever.com.cn/Download.aspx
U.KEY: U.KEY connector works with PC to send the weighing data to computer
(WinXP/Win7) in form of Excel and so on.
Note: pecial setting is needed by distributor if you want to print in Chinese.
10) SET09 baud rate setting: 9600, 4800, 2400
11) SET10 printing modes setting: key, stable, contin
contin:Printing continually
stable:Printing when stable with more than 20d placed on the pan
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12) SET11 printing format setting: prt01~prt03
13) SET12 filtering setting: 1, 2, 3, 4
1:uitable in very stable environment with the quickest weighing
2:uitable in the common environment
3:uitable in a bit shaking environment
4:uitable in the very shaking environment with the slowest weighing
14) SET13 zeroing or taring setting: stable, auto, always
stable :Taring or zeroing works when stable only
always:Taring or zeroing works no matter it is stable or not
auto: Press key TARE or ZERO when unstable, but it works when stable.
15) SET14 time setting (optional): on, off
RTC setting: press key G N/SET to enter RTC setting and set to on. Press key
G N/SET again to enter the RTC window. Press key G N/SET to enter the figure
changing and key
/MR or TARE/
to shift the figures. Press key M-/HI or
PRINT/LO to modify the value (or via numeric keys). Press key M+/SAVE to save and
shift the windows.
16) SET15 weight memory parameter: on, off
On: display the last weight when powering on again
Off: do not display the last weight when powering on again
17) SET16 the kinds of checking: Qty.ck, Wt.ck
Qty.ck: start amount checking
Wt.ck: start weighing checking
18) SET17 parameter initialization
press key G N/SET then key M+/SAVE to start initialization. It is finished when
displaying OK.
6. Single and Multi- oint Calibration
Note: Before calibration, please set the capacity first. The unit used in calibration is the one
that has been set before. During the calibration procedure, LONG press ZERO/ESC to
return to normal weighing mode without saving.
Here we take 3kg/10g as an example
1. Press and hold TARE/ while powering on.
Do not release it till the window displays “CAL”
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press TARE/ to start zero point calibration.
3. Wait till the window displays the first calibration value.
Note: The first calibration value is default. If the value
has been changed, the default value is 1/3 of full load.
If you need to change the value, do as the following: Press key G N/SET to enter the
value setting. Press key
/MR or TARE/
to move leftwards or rightwards. Press
key M-/HI or PRINT/LO to modify the value (or via numeric keys). Press key
M+/SAVE to save.
4. Put the corresponding weight on the weighing pan,
and then press TARE/ to complete the first point calibration.
Note: After the first point calibration, the window can display the weight value. If no need
for the other point calibration, move to tep 6 to finish the calibration procedure.
5. Add another weight 500g to the current weight. The window
will show the total weights value. Press TARE/ to complete.
Repeat this step to complete the calibrations of on3, on4 and on5.
6. Press ZERO/ESC to save. After the window displays “ ”,
It will return to normal weighing mode.
Note: the window displays automatically when on5 is finished. It will be saved and
return to the normal weighing.
7. O eration
7-1 Weighing
Place item to be weighed on the scale. The Weight
window shown is 1.00kg, Gross Weight.
7-2 Tare & Preset Tare
Tare
When weighing a sample that must be held in a container, taring stores the container weight
into memory.
1) Under the weighing mode, place the container on the scale.
Press the key TARE to complete tare action.
The symbol appears and the window displays as shown on the right
2) Place the item into the container.
Then the window displays the net weight.
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That is the weight of container.
4) To cancel tare action, clear the pan and press TARE/ or ZERO/ESC.
Preset Tare
Method 1:
1) Press TARE/ for three seconds, it enters to preset tare setting.
Preset-tare value setting: Press key
/MR or TARE/
to shift and key M-/HI or
PRINT/LO to modify the value (or via numeric keys).
Press key M+/SAVE to save and return to weighing mode.
2) Place the items into the container and the weight of container will be tared automatically
from the total weight.
3) To cancel tare action, clear the pan and press TARE/
or ZERO/ESC.
Method 2:
Enter the tare value by pressing the numeric botton, the screen will show the
tare value.
1) Then press TARE/ :
2) Place the items into the container and the weight of container will be tared automatically
from the total weight.
3) To cancel tare action, clear the pan and press TARE/
or ZERO/ESC.
7-3 Checking function
7-3-1 U er & Lower Weight Limit Checking
U er weight limit
1) Long press key M-/HI under the weighing mode.
The number leftmost is blinking.
2) Press key
/MR or TARE/
to shift and key M-/HI or PRINT/LO
to modify the value (or via numeric keys)
3) Press key G N/SET to start or close weighing checking
4) Press key M+/SAVE to confirm and save. Press key ZERO/ESC to return to weighing
mode without saving.
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1) Long press key M-/HI under the weighing mode.
The number leftmost is blinking.
2) Press key
/MR or TARE/
to shift and key M-/HI or PRINT/LO
to modify the value (or via numeric keys)
3) Press key G N/SET to start or close weighing checking
4) Press key M+/SAVE to confirm and save. Press key ZERO/ESC to return to weighing
mode without saving.
Place the sample on the weighing pan.
HI indication appears, when the item on the weighing pan is greater than the upper limit
OK indication appears, when the item on the weighing pan is between upper and lower limits.
LO indication appears, when the item on the weighing pan is smaller than lower limit
Note: the item on the weighing an should be more than or equal to 20e.
When changing the Hi-Lo value, the scale will activate the weighing checking function
automatically. If the Lo value is higher than Hi value, then the Hi value will become the
same value as Lo data.
7-3-2 U er & Lower Quantity Limit Checking
U er Quantity Limit
1) Long press key M-/HI under the weighing mode.
The number leftmost is blinking.
2)Press key
/MR or TARE/
to shift and key M-/HI or PRINT/LO
to modify the value (or via numeric keys)
3)Press key G N/SET to start or close weighing checking
4)Press key M+/SAVE to confirm and save. Press key ZERO/ESC to return to weighing
mode without saving.
Lower Quantity Limit
1) Long press key M-/HI under the weighing mode.
The number leftmost is blinking.
2) Press key
/MR or TARE/
to shift and key M-/HI or PRINT/LO
to modify the value (or via numeric keys)
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4) Press key M+/SAVE to confirm and save. Press key ZERO/ESC to return to weighing
mode without saving.
Place the sample on the weighing pan.
HI indication appears, when the item on the weighing pan is greater than the upper limit
OK indication appears, when the item on the weighing pan is between upper and lower limits.
LO indication appears, when the item on the weighing pan is smaller than lower limit
Note: the item on the weighing an should be more than or equal to 20e.
When changing the Hi-Lo value, the scale will activate the weighing checking function
automatically. If the Lo value is higher than Hi value, then the Hi value will become the
same value as Lo data.
7-4 Basic Counting
7-4-1 Entering a Known Unit Weight and Unit weight Memory
1) Under the weighing mode, use the numeric
keys together with key “·” to input unit weight
value, and then press UWS.
2)Put the items on the weighing pan , the
scale starts counting.
Note: ymbol “ ” points at “UW” when entered unit weight is lower than 4/5 of scale division.
Unit weight Calling-out
1) Press UWS/ITEM key. The window displays as shown on the right.
2) Input the number of unit weight. Press key
/MR or TARE/
to shift and key M-/HI or
PRINT/LO to modify the value (or via numeric keys)
3) Press key M+/SAVE to confirm called-out weight and return to the weighing mode. Press
key ZERO/ESC to exit and return to weighing mode.
7-4-2 Sam le Counting and ACAL
Sam le Counting
1) Place samples onto the weighing pan (or into a tared container) and input the quantity
with numeric keys, then press key SMPL.
The unit weight is calculated, with ymbol “ ” pointing at “ACAI”.

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Note:
●The larger the sample size, the more accurate unit weight.
● ymbol “ ” points at “ MPL” when calculated unit weight is lower than 4/5 of scale
division or the quantity of sample is less than 10 pieces.
2) Remove the samples and put the load on, the scale begins to count.
3) Press key M-/HI to exit and return to the weighing mode.
ACAI
Automatic Counting Accuracy Improvement (ACAI) results in a more accurate count by
increasing the reference weight without the need to count additional parts. A higher reference
weight is important when there is a risk of inconsistent piece weights or if the reference weight
is close to the minimum. ACAI uses an initial averaging unit weight to count additional pieces
that are placed on the scale. After a few seconds, the scale gives a beep as the new higher
reference weight is used to recalculate the averaging unit weight. The process can be
repeated as long as the additional weight is less than the previous reference weight. Once
this limit is exceeded, ACAI is turned off.
Manual ACAI closing: ACAI acts automatically after sampling when ACAI indication appears.
Long press SMPL key to turn off ACAI when ACAI indication disappears. ACAI re-acts when
sampling again.
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7-5 Accumulation, Accumulation Dis lay and Accumulation clear
Accumulation
1) Enter the indicated unit weight, press key UWS/ITEM
and put first piece of load on the weighing pan
(or into a tared container). (Refer to 7-4-1 and 7-4-2)
2) Press key M+/SAVE, the first accumulation event
is displayed momentarily before ymbol “ ”
pointing at “M+”. The display reverts to normal
weighing mode in a second .Remove the first piece
3) Put the second piece of load on, and then press key M+/SAVE to add the second
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Note: Maximum is 99 pieces. It is able to calculate the second deal when returning to zero
after the first one under the condition of more than (or equal to) 20d with stability.
Accumulation dis lay
1) Press key
/MR to displays the total accumulation data
(weight, count and number of weighments)
2) Press key
/MR or TARE/
to check the total events and
the first 10 accumulation events in detail.
3) When connecting PC, printer DMP or CK, press PRINT/LO to output the events
Note:① XX=total accumulation events;XX=the single accumulation
Accumulation clear
To clear the total accumulation data or the first 10 accumulation events, press key
/MR or
TARE/
to shift the events and then press key M-/HI to clear. ymbol “ ” disappears
when the total accumulation data is deleted.
7-6 Initialization of the Scale to Printer (O tional)
tep 1
Press G N/SET key while powering on or long press G N/SET key in the
weighing mode to enter parameter setting. Press key
/MR or TARE/
to circle
the parameters and select SET08 .
tep 2
Press G N/SET to enter the external equipment choosing. Press key
/MR or
TARE/
to select the type of printers. Press G N/SET
to start initialization.
The window of unit weight displays the type of printer. And the window of total
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tep 3
When UN UP appears, it means the printer needn’t initialization. Press key
ZERO/ESC to return to the printer choosing. It needs to be initialized when init?
appears. Press key M+/SAVE to start initialization or press key ZERO/ESC to
return to the printer choosing without initialization. It displays ok when initialization
is finished and shows the type of printer after one second. Go further to other
parameter setting or press key ZERO/ESC to return to weighing mode.
7-7.The Control from PC to Scale (O tional)
tep 1 Install the three-in-one board with RTC, R 232 and RELAY. Connect R 232 and
choose the external equipment PC.
tep 2
Open the serial port to modify. Input the letters Z, T, C , R and P in the sending
window and press key end again. The scale can conduct the responding
function. Z= Zero, T=Tare, R and P=Printer, C=Cancel Tare.
8. Serial Interface
If external interface is needed, please select the proper three-in-one board first, which
integrates RTC (time display), R -232 and relay (weight checking) functional module onto
one circuit board. Only when this board is adopted, the three functions can be enabled.
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9. Troubleshooting and Error message
Error
Message
Problem Solution
ERR0 Exceed the zero range The item on the pan should be within 2% of
full load.
ERR1 Model setting error. Resolution
should be within 300-300000
Adjust or reset the capacity first then adjust
resolution
ERR2 Initial zero point exceeds 30% of full
load
1.Remove the obstacle article under the pan
2.Replace the load cell or contact the
maintenance department.
ERR3 Exceed the A/D resolution range
1. Replace A/D
2..Replace the load cell or contact the
maintenance department.
ERR4 EEPROM Chksum failure
Re-weld EEPROM or contact the
maintenance department.
ERR5 Overload condition Remove the overload item
ERR6 Exceeds the display range -----------------------------------------------
ERR7
Accumulated number of
weighments exceeds the display
range
Delete the exceeding weights
ERR8 Weight limit value is higher than the
full load value Reset the weight limit value.
ERR9 Exceed tare or pre-tare range 0<Tare value≤ full load
ERR10 Wrong calibration weights Place the right test weights and the
calibration value should be below full load.

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A endix 1
PC rinting format
Prt-01 Prt-02
Prt-03 Prt-04
Prt-05
BIRCH/GODEX/ZEBRA /GP rinting format
Prt-01 Prt-02
Prt-03
CK、DMP rinting format
Prt-01 Prt-02
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N.W.: 0.500 kg
U.W.: 0.0500 kg/ cs
Total: 10 cs
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0.500 kg
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10 pcs
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10 pcs
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0.500 kg
+ 1.000 kg
ST
GW
+
100.00
- 1.000 kg
G.W.:+ 10000 g
U.W.: 10.000g/ cs
Total: 1000 cs
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N.W.: 0.500 kg
U.W.: 0.0500 kg/ cs
Total: 10 cs
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1.000 kg
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Prt-03( rinting in English) Prt-03(CK rinting in Chinese)
When the window of unit weight shows , the rinting format of accumulation dis lay
is as follows
NOTE:
The printing sample could be of different kinds of formats. When there is specific demand
about the format, conduct as follows
1) As for BRICH/GODEX/ZEBRA/GP printers, the factory designs the format as planned and
email to the user. Add the format into the previous format file via computer. Then it is
successful to add the new format and able to print the new format.
2) As for DMP and CK printers, it needs to change the scale design
A endix 2:Ex orting data to PC in the form of EXCEL
Introduction:
Connect the scale with PC and set the parameter of external device as “EXCEL” on the scale,
then you could export the weighing data to PC in the form of EXCEL. With this function, you
could record/accumulate/average/data statistical analysis the testing data, which we could
call it as scale-com uter data management function.
Note: pls enable “Use erial Keys” function in the computer.
Hardware connection and settings
1. Use transmitting serial wire or U B wire to connect scale and pc.
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净重:
0.500 kg
单重:
0.0500 kg/cs
总重:
10 cs
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N.W.:
0.500 kg
U.W.:
0.0500 kg/cs
Total:
10 cs
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(01) 1.000 kg
20 pcs
(02) 1.000 kg
20 pcs
(03) 1.000 kg
20 pcs
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(03) 3.000 kg
60 pcs

(II)
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Note: pls install usb driver first, if you use usb wire.
2. Parameter settings in scale:
"PERI" = "EXCEL" (external device)
"BAUD" = "2400"/"4800"/"9600" (baud rate)
"PRT.M" = "KEY"/" TABLE" (printing model)
"PRT.F" = "PRT.F01" (printing format)
Enable the function of “Use Serial Keys” in the com uter
et Windows XP as a example:
1. Press “ tart” ->"Run", and enter “access.cpl” ->”OK”.
2. In the dialog box ”Accessibility Options”, enter General option, choose “Use erial Keys”
and press “ ettings”.
In the dialog box ” ettings for erialKeys” , set the corresponding erial port and Baud
rate, which should be same as Baud rate in scale.
3. Test if erial Keys works well.
Open a Text Document, and press the Print buotton on the scale. The erial Keys works
well, if pc exports the weighing data to Text.
This manual suits for next models
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