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Setup & Calibration Manual - Rice Lake Weighing Systems

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2.3.2 <strong>Calibration</strong> For Units With P-780 Circuit Board<br />

Follow the steps below to calibrate an MG-3000 with a P–780 circuit board.<br />

Step Action Display<br />

1 Turn off the scale.<br />

2 Press and hold the ZERO and CHG/VAL keys, then press and release the ON/OFF key.<br />

3 Release the ZERO and CHG/VAL keys.<br />

4 Wait for the internal counts to display (usually 6 to 7 seconds). C lb<br />

5 Proceed to Step 11 for calibration only. Continue with the next step for configuration. xxxxx<br />

6 Press and hold the ZERO key, then press the CHG/VAL key, then release both keys. xxxxx<br />

7 Press the CHG/VAL key until the country code = 20 (USA). Cd xx<br />

8 Press the TARE key. Cb 20<br />

9 Press the CHG/VAL key to select the capacity: b = 15 x 0.005 Lb; A = 6 x 0.002 Lb. CAP x<br />

10 Press the TARE key. CAP b<br />

11 With no weight on the scale, press the ZERO key until the display shows 2000 counts. xxxx<br />

12 Place the full capacity weights on the scale as determined in Step 9. 2000<br />

13 Press the TARE key once. xxxxx<br />

14 The span counts should read 17000 ± 1. If not, repeat the process from Step 11. 17000<br />

15 Remove the brass hex bolt on the rear of the indicator. Use a non-metallic device to press<br />

the memory switch on the circuit board. NOTE: Using a metallic device can damage the<br />

unit. The switch feels like it clicks when pressed.<br />

17000<br />

16 Turn on the scale and test the calibration by placing a known weight on the scale. 17000<br />

17 When calibration is complete, replace the brass hex bolt on the back of the indicator.<br />

10 Ishida <strong>Setup</strong> & <strong>Calibration</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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