Hardy Enviro Bench Scales - Manual (Page 33)

Section 7: Operations
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10. With the desired selection displayed, press Program/Enter to display units. With units displayed,
one of the units legends will be lit. This is the weigh units the Checkweigh limits will be defined by
in the following steps.
11. Press Over/Under/Next to scroll through the choices, including custom units.
12. With the desired units legend lit, press Program/Enter to display hand y, or hAnd n. This
determines the method for defining the acceptance band. Using hand y provides the user the ability
to enter all ranges manually, whereby hAnd n provides the user the ability to use a sample weight for
the accept target range.
13. Press Over/Under/Next to toggle between the two choices.
14. With the desired selection displayed, press program/enter.
If hand y is selected, go to step 21.
15. If hand n is selected, the indicator will display live weight along with scrolling under, accept, and
over indicators. The indicator is waiting for an acceptance range weight to be applied. Apply a
sample weight of an acceptable value and press program/enter. This weight will be used to assist
defining the start of accept and end of accept values.
16. The entire under bar graph and the first segment of the accept bar graph will be illuminated. The
captured weight value is displayed with the leftmost digit flashing. This is the start of accept point.
If the weight displayed needs to be altered, press units to increase the digit, or press 1 to decrease it.
Press Over/Under/Next to move flashing digit to the right, or press tare to move it to the left. Press
print to move the decimal point to the right. Press zero to display all zeroes on the display. When
the correct start of accept value is displayed, press program/enter.
17. The first segment of the under will be illuminated along with a number with the leftmost digit
flashing. This is the start of under point. Using the same procedure as identified in step 16 above,
enter the correct value for the beginning of the under range, this could be 0. When the correct start of
under value is displayed, press program/enter.
18. The entire under bar graph, the entire accept, and the first segment of the over bar graph will be
illuminated. The captured weight value is displayed with the leftmost digit flashing. This is the end
of accept point. If required using the same procedure as identified in step 16 above, enter the correct
value for the end of the accept range. When the correct end of accept value is displayed, press
program/enter.
19. The entire under bar graph, the entire accept, and the entire over bar graph will be illuminated. The
last weight value is displayed with the leftmost digit flashing. This is the end of over point. Using
the same procedure as identified in step 16 above, enter the correct value for the end of the accept
range. When the correct end of over value is displayed, press program/enter.
20. The indicator will briefly display CSaved, then return to the weigh mode with the most recently
configured recipe active.
21. If h and y is selected, the first segment of the under bar graph will be illuminated. A previously
programmed weight value is displayed with the leftmost digit flashing. This is the start of under
point. If the weight displayed needs to be altered, press units to increase the digit, or press 1 to
decrease it. Press Over/Under/Next to move flashing digit to the right, or press tare to move it to the
left. Press print to move the decimal point to the right. Press zero to display all zeroes on the
display. When the correct start of under value is displayed, press program/enter.
22. The entire under bar graph and the first segment of the accept bar graph will be illuminated. A
previously programmed weight value is displayed with the leftmost digit flashing. This is the start of
accept point. If required using the same procedure as identified in step 21 above, enter the correct
value for the start of the accept range. When the correct start of accept value is displayed, press
program/enter.