(Ii) Set Cal. Factor (With A Test Load) - RDS Technology Weighlog 200 User Manual

NOTE: Note down the average frequency reading (fast/slow lift) with the empty bucket.
This figure is required to calculate the threshold value for the Load Alarm on the
TOTAL channel (ref. 6.2.6).
11. Dynamic weighing mode : Lift the bucket AT NORMAL SPEED through the
reference position. The display will show a value.
Static weighing mode : Lift the bucket up to the reference position and stop. A
single beep will be heard. If you lift too high, the display will show 4 dashes. If
so, lower the bucket back down to the reference position.
Press
(ii) Set Cal. Factor (with a Test Load)
This continues from section 6.2.4 (i)
12. The screen briefly displays "LoAd" and then the current cal factor (default =
"1.000").
13. Fill the bucket with a typical load, the weight of which is already known from a
weighbridge or portable weigh scales.
NOTE: If you are loading bags of known weight, ensure they are evenly distributed in
the bucket (or on the pallet). (Also see note 1 - page 18)
14. Programme the known weight (section 6.1) and press
When "tons" units is selected, the test load weight is entered in tons /
tonnes. A number of 1.000 denotes 1ton/tonne.
When "kgs" or "lbs" units is selected, the test load weight is entered in kg
or lbs.
A number of 1000 denotes 1000 lbs. For example a test load of 4000 lbs
must be entered as "4000".
The screen then displays "LOAd LIFt".
15. Dynamic weighing mode : Lift the bucket AT NORMAL SPEED through the
reference position. The display will show a value.
Static weighing mode : Lift the bucket up to the reference position and stop. A
single beep will be heard. If you lift too high, the display will show 4 dashes. If
so, lower the bucket back down to the reference position.
Press
The instrument then displays "dONE" before displaying the weighing mode for
that channel. The calibration factor is automatically calculated and stored in
memory.
or the REMOTE ENTER BUTTON to zero the weight.
or the REMOTE ENTER BUTTON to enter the weight.
CALIBRATION
to confirm.
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