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CD Indicators
4.3 Percent Weighing
Percent Weighing is
enabled only when Percent is turned ON in the Mode submenu under Setup. Percent weighing
permits you to place a reference load on the pan; then view other loads as a percentage of the reference. The load you
place on the pan as a reference may be displayed as any percentage you select from 5% to 100% (in 1% increments).
100% does not necessarily have to represent the reference load. Subsequent loads, displayed as a percentage of the
reference are limited only by the capacity of the scale base. The default setting is Reference 100%. Refer to para-
graph 3.8 to enable percent weighing.
Procedure
• Press the Mode button, WEIGH is displayed.
• Press
or
button until PERCENT is dis-
played.
• Press Enter button, PUT>PAN 100% or whatever was
set last time is displayed. If a container is used, the
Indicator can be tared at this point. The % display
momentarily blanks while the Indicator is taring out.
• Put the reference load on the pan.
• Press
or
button and select reference
weight percentage (Percent Range 5 to 100). Hold
button down for fast change.
• Press Enter button to save setting, WORKING is
displayed ... calculating reference weight. Indicator
displays reference weight for 5 seconds in selected
measuring unit, then displays the percentage.
• Remove the reference weight from the pan and re-
place it with another load. The second load is dis-
played as a percentage of the reference. Container
can be tared anytime during operation: container on
scale, press Tare button. When Tare was entered,
display always shows NET weight (G/N/T button
disabled).
NOTE: The PERCENT display (number of digits) is a
function of the accuracy of the Indicator and the size of
the reference weight. The display examples were with a
2kg mass used with an 40kg scale base.
(Tare was entered)