PESOLA PTS3000 User Manual

I. Important information
Please carefully read the following instructions before use:
Handle your precision scale with care. Do not drop the scale and avoid
shocks and shaking. Gently place the load onto the middle of the platform.
Avoid overload. Do not leave heavy load on the platform for a long period of
time. Do not attempt to pull up the platform to open or to repair the scale.
You might risk to damage the load cell permanently. In order to get very
precise measuring results only operate the scale on horizontal and stable
surfaces and avoid dust, dirt, moisture, aggressive liquids, vibration, air
currents and vicinity to other electronic equipment (e.g. mobile phones). After
great temperature fluctuation allow the scale to acclimate for one hour –
particularly before calibration. This scale has been calibrated by the
manufacturer. However the fine accuracy may slightly be affected by
variations of gravity, shipment, handling and changes of temperature. A user
calibration is possible at any time and recommended in case of intense use.
Damages caused by the non-observation of the above rules will not be
repaired under warranty.
II. Power supply
If the scale displays [LO] change the batteries otherwise the weighing
result will be imprecise.
Only use high quality 1.5V AA alkaline batteries (4 pieces).
After 120 seconds of no change of load the scale will switch off
automatically in order to save energy.
Remove the batteries if the scale is not used for a long period of time.
III. Keyboard functions
On first use remove the protecting film from the panel.
ON/OFF: Turns the scale on or off
MODE : Selects the weighing unit and the reference counting lots
TARE : Tare weighing and calibration
PCS : Counting function
IV. Operation
1. Place the scale on a horizontal flat surface.
2. Press the ON/OFF. Wait until stability is achieved (point in circle on left
side of display) and [0:000] are displayed.
3. Gently place the load on the centre of the weighing platform.
4. If required change the weighing unit by pressing MODE.