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TM 5-3895-374-24-1 Repeat the test:  Press [WEIGHT/COUNTS] for Counts mode.  Scale clear of weight: internal raw counts are 4587  Place 1/5th capacity on scale:   Internal raw counts are 13690 Change in reading is 13690 - 4587 = 9103 Try to improve this by entering a lower value for Parameter 11.  For example: Press [11] [SELECT] - displayed value  ’12’.  Change to ’10’, press [1] [0] [ENTER]. Repeat the test:  Press [WEIGHTS/COUNTS] for Counts Mode.  Scale clear of weight internal raw counts are 6300  Place 1/5th capacity on scale:  internal raw counts are 17046 Change in reading is 17046 - 6300 = 10746 counts, which is an acceptable reading. Thus, in this example, the correct value for Parameter 11 (Load Cell Full Scale Output) is 10 (mv). Note In the above example the calculated raw counts at capacity would be: 10,746 x 5 = 53,730 counts - which falls between the limits of 50,000 and 60,000. If the counts are less than 50 000, the displayed weight readings tend to be more unstable.  If the counts exceed 60.000.  the indicator will overrange at capacity. Make sure your calculated counts will fall between these limits.  With some load cells, you will be unable to reach even 50.000 counts.  As close as possible is adequate with the exception of exceeding 60,000 counts. Remember: 1) Decrease  Parameter 11 to increase  change  in counts. 2) Increase Parameter 11 to decrease change in counts. 3) Parameter 11 can have an integer value from 8 to 35. 4) Remove weight from scale after you change Parameter  11 and  take a new  initial  counts reading before re-applying weights. 5) Display must be in ’Counts’ mode (flashing ’A’ in leftmost digit). [12] [SELECT] Set Dead Load The indicator features an automatic compensation for the scale deadload.  whet you have  selected  this   function.  Press [1] (ENTER], the indicator will enter a routine to automatically zero the deadload.    While his routine is in progress, a flashing ’d’ fill replace the flashing   ’[’  in the  leftmost digit Upon completion of the routine the, flashing ’[’ will return and the weight display will be at or near zero. Setting the Span To set the span, follow these steps 1. Make sure you have set Parameter 11 (load cell full scale output) to the correct value. 2. Make sure you have set the dead load. 3. Zero the indicator’ press [ZERO]. 4. Place a known weight on the scale, for example place 1,000 Lbs.  on scale - -> scale reads ’990’ LB. 5. Select the span set function press (131 [SELECT] --> display flashes ’I’  and return" to ’990’ LB. 6. Enter correct weight press [1] [0] [0] [0] [ENTER]  -->  display flashes ’990’ LB and then reads ’1000’ LB. 7. Remove weight and check zero. 8. Re-apply weight and repeat procedures 5) through 7).  If necessary. 9. The scale indicator is now calibrated. 10.    If you are calibrating channel 2 or 3.  Press [98] [SELECT] to enable the channel. This completes the basic Calibration procedures. To exit the Calibration Mode! press [9] [9] (SELECT). Note:   If you  are  also using Channels 2 and  3.   Calibrate them with the same procedures. (page 3-65)

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