AWS HX-502 Manuel utilisateur

HX-502 (500g x 0.01g)

HX-3001 (3000g x 0.1g

HX-Series

Parts and Setup .............................................................................................1

Safety ........................................................................................................................................... 1

Service......................................................................................................................................... 1

Unpacking.................................................................................................................................. 1

Packing List................................................................................................................................ 2

Scale Assembly......................................................................................................................... 2

Key Explanation ....................................................................................................................... 3

Display Explanation................................................................................................................ 3

Getting Started..............................................................................................4

Basic Weighing ......................................................................................................................... 4

Calibration / Adjustment...................................................................................................... 5

Function Setting Mode .................................................................................6

Back-light Setting.................................................................................................................... 6

Auto-O Setting ...................................................................................................................... 6

Returning to Normal Weighing.......................................................................................... 6

Error Codes.....................................................................................................7

Specications.................................................................................................8

Table of Contents

SAFETY

To avoid damage to the device or personal injury, please read all operating

instructions carefully before use.

IDon’t use the scale under dangerous working conditions.

IVerify that the required input voltage on the power adapter matches your

locally supplied AC power.

ITurn o and unplug the scale when cleaning or if the scale will not be

used for more than one week.

ITurn o and unplug the scale before connection with other equipment.

IStrong magnetic elds and static electricity can have an adverse eect on

the scale’s accuracy.

IThe scale should not be used in hazard areas that have an explosion risk.

SERVICE

− Use only authorized parts and accessories. We are not responsible for any

modications made to the device.

− Breaking the tamper evident seal inside the scale base will void the

warranty.

− For warranty service, contact AWS at 1-866-643-3444. There is a One Year

Limited Warranty starting from the date of purchase.

1. UNPACKING

− After unpacking the scale, please check to make sure there is no visible

damage. Notify the delivery company of any damages in shipping as

soon as possible.

− Please keep the original box and packaging to store the scale when not in

use or to send in for service.

Parts and Setup

Parts & Setup

2. PACKING LIST

Model No. Scale

Base

Platform

Sub-assembly

Stainless

Steel

Shroud

Clear

Plastic

Bowl

AC-Adapter Operating

Manual

HX-502 1pc 1pc 1pc 1pc 1pc 1pc

HX-3001 1pc 1pc 1pc 1pc 1pc 1pc

INSTALLATION

When selecting a location to use the scale, keep these tips in mind:

IDo not use the scale close to air vents or other sources of drafts such as

doors or windows.

IDo not expose the scale to extreme heat or cold. Keep the scale away

from direct sunlight which may cause it to heat up. Large temperature

uctuations may require recalibration of the scale.

IAvoid dust, dirt, and moisture which may accumulate on the weighing

sensors and cause a malfunction.

3. TEMPERATURE CHANGES

When moving the scale from a high temperature environment to a low

temperature environment (or vice versa), please allow the scale to acclimatize

to its new surroundings for two hours before using. Also, allow sucient

warm-up time after plugging in the scale. For warm-up times, refer to the

specications chart on page 9.

4. SCALE ASSEMBLY

− Place the scale platform sub-assembly

onto the rubber mounting posts and

press down gently to position it.

Parts & Setup

5. KEY EXPLANATION

Power Key

OFF

ON/OFF

UNIT

TARE

ZERO

Turn the scale on or o.

Unit Key

OFF

ON/OFF

UNIT

TARE

ZERO

Change the displayed weighing unit.

Zero Key

OFF

ON/OFF

UNIT

TARE

ZERO

Remove any items from the weighing platform then

press to Zero the scale.

Tare Key

OFF

ON/OFF

UNIT

TARE

ZERO

Tares the scale. Use this to subtract the weight of an

empty container.

6. DISPLAY EXPLANATION

Model Capacity Readability Repeat-

ability

Linearity Oper. Temp Pan Size Overall

Dimensions

Warm-up

Time

PNX-203 200g 0.001g ±2d ±2d 55-82°F Ø 3.1 in. 11.6 x 8.2 x

11.4 in.

10-20 min.

PNX-202 200g 0.01g ±1d ±2d 41-95°F Ø 5.2 in. 11.6 x 8.2 x

3.5 in.

10-20 min.

PNX-602 600g 0.01g ±1d ±2d 41-95°F Ø 5.2 in. 11.6 x 8.2 x

3.5 in.

10-20 min.

PNX-2002 2000g 0.01g ±2d ±3d 41-95°F Ø 5.2 in. 11.6 x 8.2 x

3.5 in.

10-20 min.

PNX-1001 1000g 0.1g ±1d ±2d 41-95°F Ø 5.2 in. 11.6 x 8.2 x

3.5 in.

10-20 min.

PNX-2001 2000g 0.1g ±1d ±2d 41-95°F Ø 5.2 in. 11.6 x 8.2 x

3.5 in.

10-20 min.

PNX-6001 6000g 0.1g ±1d ±2d 41-95°F 6.6 x 6.6

in.

11.6 x 8.2 x

3.5 in.

10-20 min.

Model Capacity Readability Repeat-

ability

Linearity Oper. Temp Pan Size Overall

Dimensions

Warm-up

Time

KGX-10 10,000g 0.1g ±2d ±2d 41-95°F 8.0 x

11.6 in.

13.5 x 8.8 x

13 in.

10-20 min.

KGX-20 20,000g 0.1g ±2d ±2d 41-95°F 8.0 x

11.6 in.

13.5 x 8.8 x

13 in.

10-20 min.

lb ZERO OZ TARE

Weight Value Weighing Unit Indicators

Low Batt. Indicator

Zero Indicator

Getting Started

7. BASIC WEIGHING FUNCTIONS

Preparation

− Turn the scale on: Press (ON/OFF) Key.

Warm up time:

ITo ensure proper operation, allow the scale to warm up according to the

warm-up times listed in the chart below:

Model Warm-up Time

HX-Series 60 seconds

INSTANCE

Basic Weighing (after warming up)

Action Description

Press [Zero] 1. Zero the scale.

2. If using a container or tray, place it on the platform.

( example : 20g )

Press [TARE] 3. Press the Tare key to subtract the weight of the container or tray.

4. Place the sample in the container.

( example : 100g )

Calibration / Adjustment

INote: Calibration and adjustment are performed at the factory. However,

due to dierences in local acceleration of gravity, you should calibrate

your scale at the location of use after receiving it. Calibration should be

performed:

− When you rst receive the scale

− If the scale is moved

− As part of regular scale mainenance

Calibration

Calibration (after warming up)

Action Description

Press [ ON/

OFF ] 1. Power o the scale

Press and

Hold [UNIT]

then press

[ON/OFF]

2. While holding the UNIT key, tap the ON/OFF key to turn the scale

on. The display will show CALu=. The scale is now in calibration

mode.

Choose Unit 3. Press the UNIT key to toggle between weighing units (kg, g, lb, oz).

Press [ZERO] 4. Press ZERO to conrm the weighing unit and proceed to

calibration.

Enter the

Mass

5. Using the UNIT and TARE keys, enter the mass value of the

calibration weight you are going to use:

− Press the UNIT key to toggle between digits

− Press the TARE key to increment the number

INote: The ideal calibration weight is between 2/3 capacity to full

capacity in order to get the most accurate results.

Press [ZERO] 6. Press ZERO to conrm the mass value. The display will show a

random number (the AD value).

Press [UNIT] 7. Make sure there is nothing on the scale then press UNIT to

conrm.

8. When the display ashes the calibration mass value, place the

required mass on the platform.

Press [UNIT] 9. Once the weight stabilizes, press the UNIT key to conrm the

calibration adjustment. The display will return to the AD value

10. Remove the calibration weight and turn the scale o. Calibration

is complete!

INote: Calibration should be done using accurate weights. The scale will

accept the weight you enter, even if it is not correct. Take care to enter the

calibration mass value correctly and only use accurate weights.

Function Setting Mode

You may use the Function Setting Mode to change the scales operating settings.

Action Description

Press

[ ON/OFF ] 1. Press ON/OFF to turn the scale OFF.

Press and Hold

[ZERO] then

press [ON/OFF]

2. While holding the ZERO key, tap the ON/OFF key to turn the

scale on. You are now in the Function Setting menu.

Auto Shut O Settings

Action Description

Press [UNIT] 1. The display will show A-ON (Auto Shut o active), or A-OFF (Auto

Shut o inactive).

Press [ZERO] 2. Press ZERO to toggle between A-ON (Auto Shut o active), or

A-OFF (Auto Shut o inactive).

Backlight Settings

Action Description

Press [UNIT]

1. While still in Function Setting Mode press UNIT. The display will

show L-ON (Backlight active), L-O (Backlight in-active), or L-Au

(Backlight auto).

Press [ZERO] 2. Press ZERO to toggle between L-ON (Backlight active), L-O

(Backlight in-active), or L-Au (Backlight auto).

Return to Weighing Mode

Action Description

Press [ON/OFF] 1. Press the ON/OFF key to turn the scale o and exit Function

Settings Mode.

Press [ON/OFF] 2. Press the ON/OFF key again to turn the scale on an return the

machine to normal weighing mode.

Error Codes

Error Description

Err-0 The scale is currently overloaded. Remove the excess weight to

prevent damaging the load cell.

Err-b Low battery. Replace the batteries.

Err-2 Platform is not secure. Check to make sure that the platform is

installed correctly.

Err-S Inner code unstable.

Err-C Calibration weight value has not been entered correctly.

Err-P Counting setting error.

Err-L Calibration weight was not detected on the platform

Err-E Corrupted Memory

Specications

Unit Conversions

Unit Symbol Unit Conversion Rate

g Gram 1

oz Ounce 0.03527396200

kg Kilogram 0.00100000000

lb Pound 0.00220462260

Specications

Model Capacity Readability Repeat-

ability

Linearity Oper.

Temp

Pan Size Overall

Dimensions

HX-502 500g 0.01g ±2d ±2d 32-104°F 5.7 x 5.7 in. 2.7 x 7.0 x

9.0 in.

HX-3001 3000g 0.1g ±1d ±2d 32-104°F 5.7 x 5.7 in. 2.7 x 7.0 x

9.0 in.

American Weigh Scales, Inc.

Norcross, GA 30092

Made in China to our exact specifications and quality control.

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