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c.  Use the number keys to input the known piece quantity. Press the ENTER key to confirm or 

press the  ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode without storing the piece quantity.
NOTE: The piece weight must be greater than the minimum piece weight (see Specifications) or a 

“Lo.SP.t” error will be displayed when the ENTER key is pressed.
2.  To manually enter a known piece weight:
a.  With the platter empty, press and release the PCWT/SPL key to enter piece weight entry mode.
b.   The WEIGHT window will display zeroes, the COUNT window will display “PC.t” (Piece Weight), 

and the PIECE WEIGHT window will display the piece weight that you will input.

c.   Use the number keys to input the known piece weight. Press the ENTER key to confirm or press 

the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode without storing the piece quantity.

NOTE: The piece weight must be greater than the minimum piece weight (see Specifications) or a 

“Lo.PC.t” error will be displayed when the ENTER key is pressed.
3.  Begin weighing. The piece count and the total weight will be shown.
NOTE: The limited number of display digits may necessitate display rounding in some cases. As 

such, if you manually divide the displayed total weight by the displayed piece weight, it may not 

equal the displayed piece quantity. Despite this, the displayed piece quantity is correct.
CHECK WEIGHING (DATA COMPARE) MODE
The check weighing or data compare function allows the user to input a pre-set range, and the 

display will indicate whether the weighed quantity is within that range, or indicate if it is too high 

or too low. Example: If a piece count of 100 ± 1 piece is desired, a range of 99 to 101 can be set.  

When the quantity on the platter is within the range, an audible tone will sound.
1.   From normal weighing mode, press the Hi/Lo key to enter this mode. The WEIGHT window will 

show the current weight and the PIECE WEIGHT window will show “Hi.PCS” (High limit pieces). 

The COUNT window will show any previously stored upper limit.

2.   Use the number keys to input the upper piece quantity limit. Press the ENTER key to confirm or  

press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit this mode without storing the piece quantity. 

3.   The WEIGHT window will continue to show the current weight and the PIECE WEIGHT window 

will show “Lo.PCS” (Lower limit pieces). The COUNT window will show any previously stored 

lower limit. Use the number keys to input the lower piece quantity limit. Press the ENTER key to 

confirm or press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to exit without storing the piece quantity. Press ZERO/

ON/OFF to exit.

NOTE: Limits will be stored in memory until they are modified according to the above steps.
NOTE: Limits should be: Upper limit lower limit>0. If the upper limit is less than lower limit or if the  

  upper limit is set as zero, check weighing is disabled.
4.  To turn check weighing off, follow the above instructions and change the upper limit to zero.
STORING PIECE WEIGHTS AND TARES INTO MEMORY
This scale can store up to 256 piece weights and tares, allowing the user to quickly recall stored 

values when switching between products. 
1.   From normal weighing mode, press the ST.PLU key to enter this mode. The WEIGHT window 

will display “Prog” and the COUNT window will display “Addr.”. The PIECE WEIGHT window will 

display the input address data to be entered.

2.   Use the number keys to select an address for the piece weight and tare that you will input.  

Addresses between 1-256 are valid. Press the ENTER key to confirm or press the ZERO/ON/OFF  

key to exit this mode without storing the address.

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Summary of Contents for OXD-844-2040K

Page 1: ...K cromwell co uk Battery or mains powered Suitable for office Postroom stores applications Large clear digital display Dual reading metric or imperial Capacities 6kg 12lb OXD 844 2040K INSTRUCTIONS in...

Page 2: ...the weighing plate In some circumstances the internal sensor may be damaged by inappropriate use The item to be weighed should be placed carefully onto the scales and the display allowed to stabilise...

Page 3: ...range calibration zero point 15 FS ZERO key range power on zero 5 FS Tare Range Full capacity Stabilisation Time 5 seconds Operating Temperature 32 to 105 F 0 to 40 C Humidity Range 90 relative humidi...

Page 4: ...s for 4 seconds to clear data or accumulated values Enter Confirms the operation or saves the data Print Outputs data via the RS232 port Accu Accumulates the current weighed values Press for 4 seconds...

Page 5: ...scales allow 10 minutes for them to warm up before use for optimum results 2 Press the ZERO ON OFF key to turn on the scales The self check will run and the scales will display a zero reading The sca...

Page 6: ...MULATION MODE The accumulation function allows storage of weighed piece quantities and the summation of those quantities 1 With an object on the scale press and release the ACCU key to add the display...

Page 7: ...tone will sound 1 From normal weighing mode press the Hi Lo key to enter this mode The WEIGHT window will show the current weight and the PIECE WEIGHT window will show Hi PCS High limit pieces The COU...

Page 8: ...o confirm or press the ZERO ON OFF key to exit this mode a If you selected PCT 0 to calculate the piece weight the COUNT window will show SPL SAMPLE Place samples on platter and the PIECE WEIGHT windo...

Page 9: ...reading is stable press PRINT key to output the data via RS232 interface in the following format Business xxxxx Product xxxxx ID xxxxxx Date yy mm dd Time hh mm Gross xxx xxx kg lb Tare xxx xxx kg lb...

Page 10: ...cator stops flashing press the ENTER key to confirm the standard weight point calibration or press the ZERO ON OFF key to exit this mode After the standard weight point is confirmed the scale will aut...

Page 11: ...y range 5 Make sure scale platform is empty Power off scale and power on again Perform zero calibration Err05 Weight is below Power On Zero limit 15 or below ZERO key range 5 Install platform on scale...

Page 12: ...ecycling facility Do not dispose of electrical goods with domestic waste materials as inappropriate disposal may cause potential hazards to the environment and human health For further information ple...

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