
Start Capturing Data
• Run InstaCal before launching LV-1000HS-10K.
• Launch LV-1000HS-10K.
• Select sensor being used.
• Make sure you have setup sensor parameters (force/volt).
• Make sure the base voltage (under the Tare button) is close to 0.5V.
• Tare sensor.
• Select Time Duration, destination file to log data, and then press Start.
Please follow the instructions on the software user guide to capture impact data.
Load Cell Calibration
YOU DO NOT NEED TO CALIBRATE THE SENSOR. IT SHOULD’VE COME PRE-CALIBRATED AND IS
READY TO USE.
You just need to enter the lbs/volt information provided to you on a calibration certificate into the software
prior to use.
We recommend that every load cell be recalibrated at least once a year, more depending upon usage. We
suggest you ship the unit back to us for a certified calibration. However, if you cannot send it back or you
must calibrate it yourself, then you can apply known loads to the load cell (preferably full load), and calibrate
the DI-1000UHS-10K interface as follows:
1. With no load on the load cell, adjust the R1 offset potentiometer (pot) to read approximately 0.5 V
between pins 5 and 8.
2. With full load, adjust the R2 (pot) to read approximately 4.5 V between pins 5 and 8. This will also
change the offset setting made in step 1, which will now be slightly different from 0.5 V
3. Take the load off and adjust R1 pot.
4. You may have to go back and forth a few times between steps 1 and 2 to get the desired readings
at both zero load and full load.
5. For example, for a 3000 lb capacity load cell, if the load at 0 lb. is measured to be 0.494 V and at
3000 lb is measured to be 4.653 V, then
lb. / volt = 3000 / (4.653-0.494) = 721
6. You will need to enter this number in Select/Configure Sensor option of LV-1000HS-10K software,
as shown below.