Calibration Procedure - Intercomp CS200 User Manual

Calibration Procedure

1. Turn the power OFF.
2. Remove the calibration blocking shunt to allow entry into calibration mode.
3. Turn the power ON.
4. Allow scale to warm up for a minimum of 3 minutes to allow electronics to stabilize.
5. Press ZERO and BACKLIGHT simultaneously and then release to access the
Calibration menu.
NOTE: At any point during calibration, data will be retained by the scale at the last
step completed if the power is cycled off.
6. Begin calibration by pressing the ZERO and BACKLIGHT buttons. The scale swill
display the message "". Press the ZERO and BACKLIGHT buttons. The scale
will show "" with the far right number in flashing mode.
a. To go through all of the calibration parameters, press ZERO and
BACKLIGHT buttons when the scale displays "".
b. To skip to the setting up the calibration parameters and proceed to step 11,
Weight Calibration, enter "".
c. When the desired number is displayed, press the ZERO and BACKLIGHT
buttons to save the entry and advance to the next step.
7. The scale displays the message "
unit of measure between lbs or kg. Press the ZERO and BACKLIGHT buttons to
save the entry advance the menu.
8. The scale displays the message "" (AZT). When the AZT feature is enabled,
small loads will be automatically zeroed off after a few seconds. Press ZERO and
BACKLIGHT together and then release. The screen will display the current setting.
Press the BACKLIGHT button to cycle through the auto zero tracking options (OFF,
0.6 d, 1 d, 3 d, 0.5 d). The Default Setting is 0.5d. If the displayed weight is less than
the number of divisions shown for a specific period of time, the weight will be zeroed
off. When the desired auto zero tracking setting is displayed, press the press the
ZERO and BACKLIGHT buttons to save the entry and advance the menu.
EXAMPLE: If the grad size is 10 lb and the AZT setting is 0.5 d, the scale will
automatically zero when at +/- 5 lbs.
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". Press the BACKLIGHT button to toggle the
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CS200 User Manual
Rev J, April 2018