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CAS NC-1 Series Manual

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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS PRECAUTIONS..............4 INSTRUCTION..............6 FEATURES & MAIN FUNCTIONS......... 6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION........7 DESCRITION OF OVERALL ........... 8 THE OPERATIONS............10 TEST MODE................. 12 SET MODE................15 BATTERY OPERATION........... 19 REMOTE CONTROL............20 ASSEMBLE AND DISASSEMBLY ........ 21 ERROR MESSAGE & TROUBLE SHOOTING..22...

  • Page 3: Precautions

    PRECAUTIONS...

  • Page 5: Instruction

    INSTRUCTION We greatly appreciate your purchase of the NC-I. These goods perform excellently and exhibit splendid properties through strike tests. Before using the NC-I, it is recommended that you read this manual carefully so you may use this device to its full potential. FEATURES Appropriate hoist scale for industrial field Useful Zero, Tare and Hold function...

  • Page 6: Technical Specification

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Max Capacity 20kg 30kg 50kg 100kg 200kg 500kg Kilogram Division 100g 200g Max Cap 200lb(100kg) 400lb(200kg) 1250lb(500kg) kg/lb version Division 0.1lb(0.05kg) 0.2lb(0.1kg) 0.5lb(0.2kg) Max Capacity 250lb(125kg) 500lb(250kg) 1000lb(400kg) U.S.A version Division 0.1lb(0.05kg) 0.2lb(0.1kg) 0.5lb(0.2kg) Max Capacity 250lb 500lb 1000lb Pound Division...

  • Page 7: Descrition Of Overall

    DESCRIPTION OF OVERALL 1. OVERALL VIEW 2. DISPLAY...
  • Page 8 3.LAMP of DISPLAY PART(Front body) Power Being connected the Adapter Charge In charge GREEN Charge is completed Remocon Receiving part from remote controller Display the battery recharging time (rechargeable battery)- about 6.7V remain Below zero ZERO ON when current weight is 0 TARE ON when tare is activated OZ/lb/kg...

  • Page 9: The Operations

    THE OPERATION 1. POWER ON ■ Press "ON/OFF" key. 2. ZERO OPERATION ■ Press "ZERO" key when the zero point is drifted. 3. TARE OPERATION ■ Load tare on the hook. ■ Press "TARE" key. "0" is displayed, and the tare is subtracted.
  • Page 10 ■ Remove tare on the hook. ■ Press "TARE" key. The tare weight is cleared appers in the display window.

  • Page 11: Test Mode

    4. UNIT CONVERSIONS ■ Place an item to be weight on the hook.(KILOGRAM MODE) ■ Remove weight on the hook. ■ Press "kg/lb" key.(POUND MODE) ■ Place an item to be weight on the hook. TEST MODE How to enter TEST Mode ■...
  • Page 12 Test menu ( tESt 1~5) : Display Test : Load Cell and A/D Conversion Test : The IC(CPU) Temperature Test : Battery Test : Key Test Available keys KEYS FUNCTIONS Exit Test mode and then enter the Normal mode Use the backlight(only TEST 1) Move the next menu and then execute TEST Mode TEST 1 FUNCTION : LCD TEST...
  • Page 13 TEST 3 FUNCTION : The IC (CPU) Temperature TEST KEYS LCD SCREEN DESCRIPTION Display TEST 3 state Display the temperature of IC [CPU] TEST 4 FUNCTION : Battery TEST KEYS LCD SCREEN DESCRIPTION Display TEST 4 state Display the current value of battery TEST 5 FUNCTION : Key Test KEYS...

  • Page 14: Set Mode

    SET MODE How to enter SET Mode ■ Turn on the power while pressing key , after displaying the message and then enter the SET Mode. Return to the normal mode if you press the key or key long. SET Menu (F0 F6) Menu Contents Menu...
  • Page 15 FUNCTION : Setting the value of Digital-Filter KEYS LCD SCREEN Setting value DESCRIPTION 00 : Not use Digital-Filter (Speed of display conversion is fast) 09 : Speed of display conversion is slow FUNCTION : Setting the stable time of weight (step : 0.1 sec.) KEYS LCD SCREEN Setting value DESCRIPTION...
  • Page 16 FUNCTIN : Weight Backup KEYS LCD SCREEN Setting value DESCRIPTION Not use Use (Zero, Tare, Status) FUNCTION : Hold Type KEYS LCD SCREEN Setting value DESCRIPTION Average Calculate the average of Hold moving weight Peak Calculate the peak of Hold moving weight Description of HOLD Function 1.
  • Page 17 In Hold state - if the weight is not changed, the current weight is not changed - if the weight is changed(above the 10% of Max capa), the current weight is changed and the Hold function is released - Whenever unloaded states, the Hold function is released automatically - Also you want to release the Hold function, have to press Hold key in unloaded state certainly - If Hold function is released, you can see the massage .

  • Page 18: Battery Operation

    BATTERY OPERATION 1. CHARGE A. The rechargeable battery inside the NC scale must be charged using the voltage which don't exceed ±10% of the voltage indicated on the adapter. B. If the voltage for charging exceed the above limit, the battery would be damage. C.

  • Page 19: Remote Control

    3. LOW BATTERY("BAT.") SIGNAL A. To protect over-discharge of Battery, A. To protect over-discharge of Battery, BAT LAMP is on when battery has to be charge. (80% of full charged voltage) B. A scale turns power off automatically below the fixed voltage (75% of full charged voltage).

  • Page 20: Assemble And Disassembly

    ■ POWER Voltage 1.5V Size AA Size(14.5 X 50.5 m/m) - Battery Note on the Place batteries in correct polarity(+)(-)direction. replacing Do not use new batteries with the used battery ASSEMBLE AND DISASSEMBLY...

  • Page 21: Error Message & Trouble Shooting

    The Indicator can't be initialized due to platform shaking ■ Management Put the platform on a flat place without shaking and power on If you can see the same massage continuously, call your CAS dealer please. Err 02 ■ Cause...
  • Page 22 ■ Management Connect the adaptor with outlet of charge battery of rear part (Charging time is about 4~5 hours) If you can see the same massage continuously, call your CAS dealer please. oUEr ■ Cause Too heavy object is put on platform so that it may exceed the maximum capacity ■...
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