Traditional Calibration

Traditional Calibration

Gross
Live Weight Reading

Step 1 -
Enter today's date (optional)

Calibration Date

Step 2 -
Select the load cell sensitivity.

Loadcell Sensitivity

Step 3 -
Enter the Motion Tolerance, used to ignore motion in the scale. Start with a value 3 times the graduation size, if calibration fails due to motion, consider increasing this value.

Motion Tolerance

Step 4 -
Select the Number of Calibration Point.

Number of Cal Points

Step 5 -
Enter the Cal Point 1 Weight of the scale (this is considered the dead load plus the live weight currently on the scale). If nothing is on the scale, this value will be zero.

Cal Point Weight

Step 6 -
Set the calibration parameters.

Step 7 -
Ensure that the weight (if any) on the scale is equal to the Cal Point Weight set in the previous step then click the Do CAL Pt 1 button.

Step 8 -
Enter the Cal Point 2 Weight of the scale (this is considered the dead load plus the live weight currently on the scale).

Cal Point Weight

Step 9 -
Ensure that the weight (if any) on the scale is equal to the Cal Point Weight set in the previous step then click the Do CAL Pt 2 button.

Step 10 -
Enter the Cal Point 3 Weight of the scale (this is considered the dead load plus the live weight currently on the scale).

Cal Point Weight

Step 11 -
Ensure that the weight (if any) on the scale is equal to the Cal Point Weight set in the previous step then click the Do CAL Pt 3 button.

Step 12 -
Enter the Cal Point 4 Weight of the scale (this is considered the dead load plus the live weight currently on the scale).

Cal Point Weight

Step 13 -
Ensure that the weight (if any) on the scale is equal to the Cal Point Weight set in the previous step then click the Do CAL Pt 4 button.

Step 14 -
Enter the Cal Point 5 Weight of the scale (this is considered the dead load plus the live weight currently on the scale).

Step 15 -
Ensure that the weight (if any) on the scale is equal to the Cal Point Weight set in the previous step then click the Do CAL Pt 5 button.

Once you have successfully calibrated, you are done with this section. Return to the Main Wizard Page

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