A collection of user manuals, operation guides, and calibration instructions for various generic and proprietary digital scales.
Welcome to the Digital Scale manual repository. This section provides comprehensive user manuals, calibration instructions, and troubleshooting guides for a wide variety of generic and white-label digital scales.
Whether you are using an MH-Series pocket scale, an NS-S Series digital spoon scale, or a standard precision scale, these resources will help you understand your device's features. Learn how to switch units (grams, ounces, carats), perform tare and zero functions, accurately count items with the PCS function, and recalibrate your scale for precise measurements.
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To calibrate your digital scale, place it on a flat surface and turn it on. Press and hold the calibration or units button (often labeled 'M', 'UNITS', or 'MODE') until the screen displays 'CAL'. The screen will flash a required weight value. Place the exact required test weight in the center of the platform. Once it reads 'PASS', calibration is complete.
The TARE function is used to reset the display back to zero. This is especially helpful if you are weighing items inside a container. Simply place the empty container on the scale, press the 'TARE' button to zero the scale, and then add your item to find its exact net weight.
The PCS mode counts items based on a reference weight. First, turn the scale on and place a specific sample quantity (like 25, 50, 75, or 100 identical pieces) on the tray. Press and hold the 'PCS' key, select your sample size using the 'UNITS' button, and press 'PCS' again to confirm. You can now add more of the same items, and the scale will display the total count.
The 'O-Ld' or 'O-L' error indicates that the scale is overloaded beyond its maximum capacity; remove the weight immediately to prevent permanent sensor damage. If 'OUT2' is displayed upon startup, the scale has lost its calibration data and needs to be recalibrated using appropriate test weights.