1. Operation:
1. Put the scale in a horizontal position (be sure to have a hard plane and no strong airflow around it, such as wind, otherwise it will affect the weighing)
2. Press the power button
3. Until "0.00" g is displayed (factory default weight unit is g)
4. Put the items on the pan (there are two free pallets in the factory, take out the pallet before weighing)
5. Press the Model key to convert units.
1. Operation:
1. Put the scale in a horizontal position (be sure to have a hard plane and no strong airflow around it, such as wind, otherwise it will affect the weighing)
2. Press the power button
3. Until "0.00" g is displayed (factory default weight unit is g)
4. Put the items on the pan (there are two free pallets in the factory, take out the pallet before weighing)
5. Press the Model key to convert units.
2. TARE:
Step 1 Put a tray or container on it
2. Press [T]. 0.00 g is displayed
3. You can then add the item to the container or tray to get only the weight of the item.
3. PCS(To achieve the counting function, all items must be the same weight) :
1. Open the scale as described above;
2. Put a sample on;
3. Press the [PCS] key for a long time until 'PCS' flashes in the upper right corner;
4. Press [Model/M] button to display the number of samples, and then press [PCS] to confirm;
5. Then you can put any item on it to get the relevant value.
4. The fault is rectified
The main reasons for inaccurate weighing, failure, etc., are generally too low power, incorrect calibration, overload or not operating on a stable surface.
[DISPLAY] Indicates that the error is removed
OUT2 indicates re-calibration
[EEEE] indicates overweight and should immediately remove some of the overweight items.
[UN2T] means to weigh the scale on a more stable platform
1. Operation:
1. Put the scale in a horizontal position (be sure to have a hard plane and no strong airflow around it, such as wind, otherwise it will affect the weighing)
2. Press the power button
3. Until "0.00" g is displayed (factory default weight unit is g)
4. Put the items on the pan (there are two free pallets in the factory, take out the pallet before weighing)
5. Press the Model key to convert units.
1. Operation:
1. Put the scale in a horizontal position (be sure to have a hard plane and no strong airflow around it, such as wind, otherwise it will affect the weighing)
2. Press the power button
3. Until "0.00" g is displayed (factory default weight unit is g)
4. Put the items on the pan (there are two free pallets in the factory, take out the pallet before weighing)
5. Press the Model key to convert units.
2. TARE:
Step 1 Put a tray or container on it
2. Press [T]. 0.00 g is displayed
3. You can then add the item to the container or tray to get only the weight of the item.
3. PCS(To achieve the counting function, all items must be the same weight) :
1. Open the scale as described above;
2. Put a sample on;
3. Press the [PCS] key for a long time until 'PCS' flashes in the upper right corner;
4. Press [Model/M] button to display the number of samples, and then press [PCS] to confirm;
5. Then you can put any item on it to get the relevant value.
4. The fault is rectified
The main reasons for inaccurate weighing, failure, etc., are generally too low power, incorrect calibration, overload or not operating on a stable surface.
[DISPLAY] Indicates that the error is removed
OUT2 indicates re-calibration
[EEEE] indicates overweight and should immediately remove some of the overweight items.
[UN2T] means to weigh the scale on a more stable platform
