Rice Lake MSI9300 PortaWeigh Crane Scale Operator Manual - Manual (Page 24)

Page 24 MSI-9300 Crane Scale™ • User Guide
MSI-9300 Porta-Weigh+ Crane Scale
***** Select a countby *****
(a) 1. Kilograms
(b) 2. Kilograms
(c) 5. Kilograms
(d) 10. Kilograms
(e) 20. Kilograms
(f) 50. Kilograms
(g) 100. Kilograms
11) The first actual calibration step is zero. Unload the scale, make sure it is stable, and press Y. The scale
performs its zeroing step, removing all dead load. This process takes up to 4 seconds.
***** Channel Calibration *****
Calibrating Ch # 1-1, named: Test2...............
Precision in Kilograms : 10000. x 2.
Test weight # 0 in Kilograms : 0.
Unload the scale.
Press (Y) when scale is unloaded and steady
Press (B) to backup
Press (ESC) to exit calibration
Raw A/D counts: 1900709
The number presented at the bottom of the screen is direct A/D counts. This is for troubleshooting only. This number will never be steady as it represents 24
bits. If the deviation is less than ±750 counts the load is stable enough for a 5000 count scale. The calibration step needs the scale platform to remain steady and
unloaded during this step.
12) Next, the CellScale prompts for the value of the first test weight. This step defaults to capacity. If this is
what you want push ‘Y’ otherwise push ‘N’ to input the actual cal weight. In our example, we will use a
5000 kg test weight first.
***** Channel Calibration *****
Calibrating Ch # 1-1, named: Test2...............
Precision in Kilograms : 10000. x 2.
Test weight # 0 in Kilograms : 0.
Test weight # 1 in Kilograms : 10000.
Press (Y) if this is correct
Press (N) to change
Press (B) to backup
Press (ESC) to exit calibration
It does not matter if you cal from high to low, or low to high, or any order at all. The CellScale calibration routine works in any order.
13) Press [n]. Type in the test weight value and enter it using the return key. In this example we will use 5000
kg as the first test weight.
Type in the new test weight value: 5000 Kilograms