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Related Manuals for T Scale QHC-30
Summarization of Contents
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 General Overview
Overview of the AHC_QHC series counting scales and their features.
3. INSTALLATION
3.1 Unpacking Procedure
Steps for unpacking the scale and checking included components.
3.2 Scale Installation
Instructions for physically placing and assembling the scale.
3.3 Leveling the Scale
How to use the level indicator and adjustable feet for proper leveling.
3.4 Power Connection Guide
Connecting the scale to the power source via adapter.
3.5 Rechargeable Battery Operation
Information on using the scale with its rechargeable battery.
3.5.1 Charging the Battery
Instructions for charging the scale's rechargeable battery.
3.5.2 Battery Maintenance
Guidelines for maintaining the rechargeable battery and proper storage.
4. KEYBOARD AND DISPLAY
Keyboard Layout and Key Functions
Detailed explanation of each key and its function on the scale's keyboard.
Weight Display Indicators
Explanation of the different indicators and symbols on the scale's weight display.
Unit Weight Display Symbols
Description of symbols and meanings in the unit weight display area.
Count Display and Battery Status
Explanation of the count display and battery status indicators.
5. OPERATION
5.1 Power ON/OFF
Instructions on how to turn the scale on and off.
5.2 Zeroing Function
How to set the display to zero under various environmental conditions.
5.3 Tare Functionality
Procedure for taring the scale to measure net weight.
5.4 Parts Counting
Detailed guide on how to use the parts counting feature.
5.4.1 Setting Unit Weight
Method for setting the average weight of a single item for counting.
5.4.2 Entering Known Unit Weight
Steps to manually input a known unit weight into the scale.
5.4.3 Performing Parts Counting
Process of performing parts counting using a weighed sample.
5.4.4 Automatic Part Weight Updates
How the scale automatically updates part weight based on samples.
5.5 Check Weighing and Limits
Setup and use of check weighing and limit settings.
5.5.1 Checking Alarm Settings
How to enable and use the checking alarm functions.
5.5.2 Check Counting/Weighing Limits
Configuring high and low limits for counting and weighing operations.
5.6 Accumulation Features
How to accumulate weighings and counts.
5.6.1 Manual Accumulation
Method for manually adding weight and count data to memory.
5.6.2 Automatic Accumulation
How to set up automatic accumulation of totals.
5.6.3 Recall Memory Data
How to retrieve stored data from memory.
5.6.4 Memory Clear Procedure
Procedure for clearing accumulated data from memory.
5.7 Power Auto Off Setting
Setting up the automatic power-off feature for energy saving.
5.8 Back Light Setting
Adjusting the display backlight brightness and behavior.
5.9 Unit Weight Store and Recall
Storing and recalling unit weights for efficient parts counting.
5.9.1 Store Known Unit Weight
Steps to store a known unit weight using the scale's interface.
5.9.2 Store Unknown Unit Weight
Method for storing an unknown unit weight based on sample count.
5.9.3 Recall Unit Weight
How to retrieve previously stored unit weights.
5.10 Weighing Units Conversion
Changing the scale's weighing units (e.g., kg, lb, g).
5.11 Printing Functionality
Instructions for enabling and using the printing function.
6. PARAMETERS
6.1 Parameters Block Overview
Overview of configurable parameters and their settings.
6.2 Capacity Setting
How to select jump pins to set the scale's maximum capacity.
6.3 Other Settings Configuration
Details on accessing and configuring other scale settings.
7. CALIBRATION
7.1 Linear Calibration Procedure
Step-by-step guide for performing linear calibration on the scale.
7.2 Normal Calibration Procedure
Procedure for conducting normal calibration of the scale.
8. RS-232 PROTOCOL
8.1 RS-232 Specifications
Technical specifications for the RS-232 output.
8.2 RS-232 Connector Pinout
Pinout details for the RS-232 connector.
8.3 Continuously Output Protocol
Format and structure of continuous data output via RS-232.
8.4 Control Commands
List and explanation of control commands for RS-232 communication.
8.5 Print Format Examples
Examples of receipt and label print formats.
10. SPECIFICATIONS
10.1 Model Specifications
Detailed technical specifications for AHC models.
10.2 AHC Model Dimensions (mm)
Dimensional drawings and measurements for the AHC model.
10.2 QHC Model Dimensions (mm)
Dimensional drawings and measurements for the QHC model.
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