I am replacing a load cell on an existing scale and unable to read the label. Is there another way to figure out what the capacity of the load cell is?
What is the proper procedure for doing a C2® calibration to set the Cal Low and the Span (Cal High) on my HI 200DNWM? Do I need to use test weights for a C2® calibration? Also, can you provide a node address list to set the dip switches for the balance of address not shown in the small handouts?
I need to use the weight in my tank as a reference point and do a C2® calibration. How do I know that value is accurate if I suspect that my system is out of calibration in the first place?
There are four types of calibration, which include:
1. Hard Calibration Using Certified Weights
2. Hard Calibration Using Material Substitution
3. Hard Calibration Using Test Weights with Material Build
4. C2® Second Generation Calibration (Hardy Process Solutions instruments only)
When should I use which method?
How do I get an accurate reading on my conveyor scale?
The approach I´m using right now is a photocell mounted on the small conveyor. When a box is detected by the photocell I capture the weight data from the PLC, but the data captured varies too much.
If I stop the conveyor and I put a box on top of it I get the right weight.
What should my WAVERSAVER and Averages settings be?
One of our customers doesn't understand why their scale needs the load cell replaced on a regular basis. During a visit we noticed the customer dropping a 200 lb gas cylinder on the scale from a height of 4 to 6 inches. We informed the customer that this impact was damaging the load cells. Can you provide additional information about shock loading?