USA Measurements US-BLW User manual

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US-BLW
Wireless Handheld
Display
Operation Manual

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Note: Please read the operation direction carefully before using weighing
instrument. Thank you for your understanding.

TABLE&OF&CONTENTS&
Chapter I Instrument Introduction 1
1. Overview 1
2. Technical Performances 1
Chapter II Definition of Interface 2
1. Wireless Transmitter Box 2
2. Wireless Instruments 2
Chapter III Calibration Debugs 3
1. Parameter Set 3
2. Weight Calibration 5
3. Compensation Calibration 6
4. Standardized Rate Modification & Calibration Debug Passwords 7
Chapter IV Operation Introduction 9
1. Introduction of Indicator Lamp 9
2. Boot to Zero & Reset Button 9
3. Net Weight 9
4. Weight Accumulation 9
5. Cumulative Weight Display 10
6. Cumulative Weight Clear 10
7. Information Prompts 10
8. Matters Needing Attention 10

CHAPTER&I&INSTRUMENT&INTRODUCTION&
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1. Overview
The wireless weighing instrument consists of handheld wireless instrumentation and
wireless transmitter box. It has benefits of weighing with high precision, long-term stability
and high reliability of wireless communication. The operation is very easy and all electronic
components accord with industrial-grade to ensure that work in harsh environments.
2. Technical Performances
1) Wireless transmitter box
a. Input Signal Range -19.5~+19.5mV
b. A/D Conversion 24-bit Sigma-Delta analog-to-digital Conversion
c. Nonlinear ≤0.0015% F.S.
d. Minimum Resolution 0.5µV/d
e. Supply Voltage 5V/300mA
f. Transmission Frequency 433MHz (32 channels)/1200bps
g. Transmission Range ≥350m (No barrier)
h. Operating Temperature -40~+85℃
i. Relative Humidity ≤ 90% R.H
j. Power Supply Voltage DC7.2V
2) Wireless Instruments
a. Display Screen 6-bit 0.4-inch ultra bright LED display
b. Operating Temperature -40~+85℃
c. Relative Humidity ≤ 90% R.H
d. Power Supply Voltage Internal lithium battery 3Ah/6.4V; Outside DC7.2V

CHAPTER&II&DEFINITION&OF&INTERFACE&
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1. F1 Wireless A/D transmitter box
a. Power Supply
The combination of two lines; red wire connect 6V, black line with 0V.
b. Sensor
Red line
Black line
Green line
White line
Bridge
Voltage +
Bridge
Voltage -
Signal+
Signal-
2. Wireless Instruments
The middle of power jack is positive supply DC7.2V, and the outside is Power Ground.

CHAPTER&III&CALIBRATION&DEBUGS&
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Before the calibration debugging of an instrument, it is necessary to carefully check if the
connection between the various parts is correct. It the connection has no problem, the next
step is to open the case of instrument and plug the short block of circuit board SW1 in the
instrument insert 1 and 2 feet. Then, it needs to be plugged in the instrument’s power through
ON. While the instrument finish its self-&inspection program and enter into the weighing
operation, it could be allowed to implement the calibration. After the calibration, the short block
of circuit board SW1 must be plugged in the instrument insert 2 and 3 feet.
1. Parameter Set
No.&
Key-Press&
Display&
Introduction&
1&
Calibration&
& 8& & & 8& & & 8& &
& 8& & & 8& & & 8& &
Enter&
Enter&
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&888888&
CAL&&1&
In&Weighing&Mode,&press& &
Calibration&
Initial Calibration Password: M1=
888888
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CAL=&1&Parameter&Setting&
2&
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& 1& & & 0& &
Enter&
d&&&&**&
d&&&&10&
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Weighing&Scope&Setting:&
d=&01,&02,&05,&10,&20,&50&
(e.g.)&d=&10&
3&
&
&
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& 0& &
Enter&
dC&&&&*&
&
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dC&&&&0&
Decimal&Point&Setting:&
dC=&0,&1,&2,&3,&4&
0&-&0,&1&-&0.0,&2&-&0.00,&3&-&0.000,&4&-&
0.0000&
(e.g.)&dC=&0&

CHAPTER&III&CALIBRATION&DEBUGS&
4&
4&
Clear&
& 5& & & 0& &
& 0& & & 0& & & 0& &
Enter&
&******&
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&&50000&
Range&Setting:&
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(e.g.)&50000kg&
5&
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& 3& &
Enter&
F1.0&&*&
F1.0&&3&
Zero&Tracking&Speed&Setting:&
F1.0=&1,2,3,4(Slowest)&
(e.g.)&F1.0=&3&
6&
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& 2& &
Enter&
F1.1&&*&
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F1.1&&2&
Zero&Tracking&Range&Setting:&
F1.1=&0,&1,&2,&3,&4,&5,&6&
Zero&Tracking&Range&is&F1.1*0.5d&
(e.g.)&F1.1=&2&
7&
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& 5& &
Enter&
F1.2&&*&
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F1.2&&5&
Boot&Zero&Range&Setting:&
F1.2=&0,&1,&2,&3,&4,&5&
0&-&Boot&without&Zero,&1&-&2%,&2&-&
4%,&3&-&20%,&4&-&50%,&5&-&100%&
(e.g.)&F1.2=&5&

CHAPTER&III&CALIBRATION&DEBUGS&
5&
8&
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& 5& &
Enter&
F1.3&&*&
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F1.3&&5&
Press& →0←&to&set&Zero&Range：&
F1.3=&0,&1,&2,&3,&4,&5&
0&-&Press& →0←&without&Zero,&1&-&
2%,&2&-&4%,&3&-&20%,&4&-&50%,&5&-&
100%&
(e.g.)&F1.3=&5&
9&
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&
Back&to&Weighing&Status&
2. Weight Calibration
No.&
Key-Press&
Display&
Introduction&
1&
&
& 2& &
Enter&
CAL&&1&
CAL&&2&
To&display&CAL&&1,&
&
CAL&=&2&Weight&Calibration&
2&
&
Enter&
&******&
&&&&&&0&
Display&numerical&value&in&empty&
electronic&scale&
If&display&steadily,&Press&Enter&
3&
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Enter&
&xxxxxx&
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Add&Standard&Weight&G&in&Weighing&
Platform&
If&display&steadily,&Press&Enter&

CHAPTER&III&CALIBRATION&DEBUGS&
6&
4&
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& 1& & & 0& & & 0& &
& 0& & & 0& &
Enter&
&&&&&&0&
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&&10000&
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Input&Standard&Weight&G&
(e.g.)&G=&10000kg&
5&
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&
Back&to&Weighing&Status&
3. Compensation Calibration
No.&
Key-Press&
Display&
Introduction&
1&
&
3& & &
Enter&
CAL&&1&
CAL&&3&
To&display&CAL&&1,&
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CAL=&3&Compensation&Calibration&
2&
&
Enter&
&xxxxxx&
Existent&errors&between&Display&
Weight&and&Actual&Weight&G.&
Press&Enter&while&steady&
presentation&
3&
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& 1& & & 0& & & 0& &
& 0& & & 0& &
Enter&
&&&&&&0&
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&&10000&
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Input&actual&Weight&G&
(e.g.)&G=&10000kg&
4&
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&
Back&to&Weighing&Status&

CHAPTER&III&CALIBRATION&DEBUGS&
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4. Standardized Rate Modification & Calibration Debug Passwords
No.&
Key-Press&
Display&
Introduction&
1&
&
4& &
Enter&
CAL&&1&
CAL&&4&
To&display&CAL&&1,&
CAL=&4&Modifying&Standardized&
Rate&and&Calibration&Password&M1&
2&
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&
Enter&
&&&&&r1&
&******&
After&1&second,&
Display&r1&(but&r1&cannot&be&
changed)&
3&
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&
Enter&
&&&&&r2&
&******&
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After&1&second,&
r2&Press&numeric&key&to&modify&
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4&
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& 8& & & 8& & & 8& &
& 8& & & 8& & & 8& &
Enter&
&&&&F1&
&xxxxxx&
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&888888&
After&1&second,&
Calibration&Password&F1&
Modification:&
Input&new&Calibration&Password&
M1&
(e.g.)&Calibration&Password&M1=&
888888&
5&
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Back&to&Weighing&Status&
Warning:
1) The Standardized Rate cannot be allowed to modify randomly or the result of
weighing process may be not accurate. Also, it is better not to change
Calibration Debugging Password. If the Password has been modified, please
must to remember because this instrument has no universal password. It has to