Weighing Food On Plates - Smart Diet Scale User Manual

If one item crosses two quadrants, the scale will judge which quadrant to show its weight. If two items, placed at
separate times, cross the same region, the scale can also judge the weight and location of each individual item, as
long as the second item was placed at least three seconds after the first item (wait for the display to blink three
times).
To weigh items individually, they cannot be placed on the scale at the same time. One item must be placed on the scale
and weighed, and then the second item can be added. If both items are placed on the scale at the same time, they will be
judged as multiple items and their combined weight will show, see "Weighing Multiple Items" below.
Weighing Multiple Items
To get a combined total weight of multiple items, all items must be placed on the scale at the same time. The scale
will display the total weight of all items on the scale. If individual weights of the items are desired, be sure to place
the items separately on the scale. See "Weighing a Single Item" above.
2.2.2

Weighing Food on Plates

If desired, food can be weighed on the included Smart Diet Scale Plates or on your own plate.
It is also OK to weigh food directly on the scale as shown in Section 2.2.1 depending on personal preference.
Smart Diet Scale Plates
Use the following steps to weigh food items using the Smart Diet Scale Plates.
1. Place one or more of the Smart Diet Scale Plates on the scale.
2. Wait three seconds for the weight to display.
3. Press the button to subtract the weight of the plate(s) from the scale. The scale should read 0.0 on the
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display for the same quadrant that the plate is sitting in.
4. Add a food item to one of the plates on the scale. The display will show only the weight of the food item,
as the weight of the plate has been subtracted from the scale.
5. After the weight of the food item is calculated, repeat step 4 for the another one of the plates on the scale.
Figure 2-5. Two Items Weighed Individually
Figure 2-6. Multiple Items Weighed Together
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