Hengx HAIC-N Series, User Manual

Page 1: ...Digital Counting Scale HAIC N Series _________________________________________ User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...t Tare 6 1 4 5 Entering a Know Piece Weight 7 1 4 6 Sampling Calculation Average Piece Weight APW 8 1 4 7 Accumulation Weight 9 1 4 8 Recalling Accumulated Memory Weight 10 1 4 9 Accumulation Quantity 11 1 4 10 Recalling Accumulated Memory Quantity 12 1 4 11 Storing Piece Weight into Memory 13 1 4 12 Recalling the Preset Piece weight 14 1 4 13 Preset Check Quantity 15 1 4 14 Preset Check Weight 16...

Page 3: ... build up PREPARING TO USE THE SCALE 1 Locate the scale on a firm level surface free from vibrations for accurate weight readings 2 Adjust the four leveling feet if fitted to set the scale pan level using the spirit level bubble located at the front of the scale 3 Avoid operating the scale in direct sunlight or drafts of any kind 4 If possible avoid connecting the scale to ac power outlet sockets ...

Page 4: ... LED backlight Kilogram kg gram g weighing modes Application programs include piece counting piece checking alarm accumulation and Preset 99 sets Auto calibration Full range tare Auto zero tracking Unit weight average function Low power indication and auto power off Specifications Load Cells Minimum 120 ohm load cells Maximum 1200 ohm Up to 4 load cells of 350 ohm Readability Selectable 0 00 Tare ...

Page 5: ...entre of its zero band 2 TARE Tare value Weight of the container 3 INSUFFICIENT UNIT WEIGHT The sample weight should be heavier then the minimum capacity of the scale 20d otherwise the arrow pointing to the insufficient unit weight symbol will be on 4 INSUFFICIENT SAMPLING The weight of a sample should be heavier than 1d d division otherwise the arrow pointing to the insufficient sampling symbol w...

Page 6: ...e the battery After plug in the adaptor the indicator will be off and the LED charge light is in red or orange color NOTE The sample weight must be at least 40d Unit weight must be at least 1d 1 3 KEYBOARD FUNCTION 7 8 9 SMPL PRESET CHECK 4 5 6 APW PRESET APW 1 2 3 ZERO UNIT M MR 0 C TARE MC C During editing clears the blinking entry ZERO UNIT Zeros the display Long press to UNIT Kg g Lb TARE Tare...

Page 7: ...ed via the numeric keypad as a Pre set value 1 4 OPERATING THE SCALE 1 4 1 Power On 1 1 After switch on the scale LCD Shows C 0 1 v 1 05 6000 1 2 Auto count down From 999999 999999 999999 000000 000000 000000 1 3 After return to zero and being stable scale will enter into counting mode Weighing 2 1 Let the scale return to zero and stable 2 2 Place the object on weighing pan and wait the scale stab...

Page 8: ... not showing zero Slight variation happens in weight window press the ZERO key to zero the scale At zero the zero indication is on 1 4 3 Manual Tare Operation Place the container on the weighing pan ex 305g then press TARE key then the tare indicator is on To clear the tare value press TARE key with the pan empty The weight window will back to zero and the tare indicator is off 1 4 4 Pre set Tare ...

Page 9: ... displayed When the weight is removed from the pan the negative weight displayed is the pre set tare value To clear the tare value press TARE key with the pan empty The weight window will back to zero and the tare indicator is off 1 4 5 Entering a Know Piece Weight 1 4 5 1 Enter the value of a known piece weight via the numeric keypad ex 15g pcs then press APW key with a weight on the pan the piec...

Page 10: ...After scale becomes stable SMPL indicator on 1 4 6 3 Place again various same objects the quantity should lesser than first time the scale will auto sampling calculate the more accurate piece weight then the scale becomes stable Note The scale has auto sampling function when the objects weight is lesser than last time and the average weight is in the tolerance the software will auto count the aver...

Page 11: ...on indicator is on Accumulated number Total accumulated weight 1 4 7 3 Display will shows above data around 3 seconds then back to weight accumulation mode 1 4 7 4 Remove the object and wait the scale back to zero and stable then place next object on the pan and wait the scale becomes stable then press M MR key to accumulate weight Accumulated number Total accumulated weight 1 4 7 5 Display will s...

Page 12: ...ated weight 1 4 8 2 Press PRESET CHECK key to read the last memory and display will shows as ff Accumulated number Accumulated weight 1 4 8 3 Then press PRESET CHECK key again to read the next memory and display will shows as ff Accumulated number Accumulated weight 1 4 8 4 Repeating press PRESET CHECK key can read the last 9 memories if there is no next data the display will shows total accumulat...

Page 13: ...y display shows as ff Accumulated number Total accumulated quantity 1 4 9 2 Display will shows above data around 3 seconds then back to quantity accumulation mode 1 4 9 3 Remove the object and wait the scale back to zero and stable then place next object on the pan and wait the scale becomes stable then press M MR key to accumulate quantity Accumulated number Total accumulated quantity 1 4 9 4 Dis...

Page 14: ...al accumulated weight Total accumulated quantity 1 4 10 2 Press PRESET CHECK key to read the last memory and display will shows as ff Accumulated numbers Accumulated weight Accumulated quantity 1 4 10 3 Then press PRESET CHECK key again to read the next memory and display will shows as ff Accumulated numbers Accumulated weight Accumulated quantity 1 4 10 4 Repeating press PRESET CHECK key can read...

Page 15: ...iece weight will be stored via numeric key ex Location 12 There is 99 sets can be stored in the memory from 01 99 1 4 11 3 Press PRESET APW key to confirm the location then display will shows as ff Storing location Storing piece weight Confirming to save data 1 4 11 4 Press PRESET APW key to save the piece weight into memory then back to APW or SMPL mode 1 4 11 5 Press Clear key to cancel the save...

Page 16: ...isplay will shows as ff Recalling location Recalling piece weight Confirming to load data 1 4 12 3 Press PRESET APW key to load the piece weight from memory then back to APW or SMPL mode 1 4 12 4 Press Clear key to cancel the load process then back to normal weighing mode Note If the location chosen has the previous data the new data will over write the old one 1 4 12 5 If the location chosen has ...

Page 17: ...RESET CHECK key to confirm then the scale back to APW or SMPL mode If intended to enter the new upper limit quantity follow the steps mentioned above the old one will be replaced by the new upper limit quantity To check the entered upper limit quantity press PRESET CHECK key with out entering any numeric numbers the display will shows the entered upper limit around 3 seconds then back to APW or SM...

Page 18: ... weight the UNIT and DECIMAL POINT should be exact same with the weight window If intended to enter the new upper limit weight follow the steps mentioned above the old one will be replaced by the new upper limit weight To check the entered upper limit weight press PRESET CHECK key with out entering any numeric numbers the display will shows the entered upper limit around 3 seconds then back to nor...

Page 19: ...me approximately 100 hours 2 Approximately DC 80mA Scale Display backlight Usage time approximately 80 hours LOW BATTERY WARNING Please note when the BAT LO symbol keeps on the display the batteries should be charged If the scale did not charged when the BAT LO symbol flashed after one hour five minutes for using the backlight the scale will shut off automatically ...

Page 20: ...the division set as 0 0000 then enter the maximum capacity setting 3 Maximum capacity setting LCD shows 03 0000 FULL SEt According to the decimal point set decimal point position has been fixed Direct press 0 9 key enter the correct Numbers shift fill 0 and then press M MR key to confirm and enter the Zero point calibration Ex LCD shows 03 0000 FULL SEt Press M MR key the biggest weighing is set t...

Page 21: ...weighing mode automatically after calibration Ex LCD shows 01 0000 FULL SEt Press M MR key the weight value is set to 1 kg End of the calibration 1 kg weight bar display APPENDIX LCD Word Table 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ...

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