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Any-Weigh™ Series Bench Scales
6-4
Step 13. Place the test weight on the scale.
Step 14. Click on Cal HI command.
Step 15. Set the Cal HI command to “1”
Step 16. Click on the Apply button.
Step 17. Click on Yes.
Step 18. Click on Cmd Save non-vol.
Step 19. Set the Cmd Save non-vol to “1”.
Step 20. Click on the Apply button.
Step 21. Click on Yes.
Step 22. The calibration is complete.
Step 23. Click on Yes.
Step 24. The calibration is complete.
Analog Scales HI SBA
Series
The ANY-WEIGH Analog Scale series come pre-cali-
brated from the factory. If additional dead load is per-
manently attached to the scale surface a recalibration
may need to be performed. All controls are accessible.
from the underside of the scale.
The ANY-WEIGH Analog Scale is calibrated at the
factory for 4 mA current output with zero millivolt
input and 20 mA output for 15 mV input. In some
cases, the transmitter will require a very simple recali
-
bration to the system in which it is installed. The cali-
bration procedure provided in this section is designed
to be used either in new installations or for recalibra
-
tion of existing systems. Make sure that you read the
Calibration Controls Section before calibrating the
transmitter.
Calibration
Controls
Coarse (ZERO) The Coarse Control is used to remove large dead
loads or offsets such as the weight of a container, and/
or any other constant weight on the scale which is part
of the weighing equipment itself. This control can
subtract as much as 65% of full scale from the output.
Fine (ZERO) This control is a fine offset adjustment. Its range is
sufficient to fine tune the Coarse adjustment.
Span This control adjusts the gain of the scale. It deter-
mines how many millivolts (of transducer signal) per
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