NHV 30KG NHV 3KG NHV 6KG

RS232C Specifications & connections

Operating Manual
A. Specification : B. Data Stream :

Baud rate : 2400 /9600 1

LSB MSB
Parity : none
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Data bit : 8 0
Stop bit : 1

C. Connections : DB-09 Male

^
Start bit

D. RS232C Format :
Stop bit
^
Precision Scales
Model: NV/NHV
pin no. 2 5 others no. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TXD GND NC SP/- X X X X X X X CR LF

NV-1.5/NV-3/NV-7.5/NV-15/NV-30
Error message NHV-1.5/NHV-3/NHV-6/NHV-15/NHV-30

Symptom Cause Solution

Over load :

* Weighing range exceed > Unload scale or reduce preload

Under load :

* Weighing pan not in place > Ensure the weighing pan is correctly
installed and surrounding parts are
not touching
* Weighing range zero below > Set scale to zero

* Contact between weighing > Apply pre-load

Zeroing not possible :

* Zeroing outside the zero > Ensure that zeroing is performed

setting range in the admissible range
NV02SR
7 ( 20% of Cap.)
 You have purchased a quality precision weighing instrument that requires handling with care.
Programme
Read entire contents of this Operation Manual prior to operating your new instrument.
F. Beep sounds None
setting for GO Short sounds bi.bi.bi....
Long sounds bi--bi--bi--
Disclaimer Notice G. RS232 output None
Manual
Calibrate your instrument using reference weights of the appropriate tolerance (class). Auto
An instrument can be no more accurate than the standard to which it has been compared. Continuously
For assistance in the selection of reference weights, please contact the factory. H. Baud rate Baud rate 2400
Baud rate 9600
Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer I. Units kg only
could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. kg / lb

Introduction Calibration
Display shows:
Thank you for choosing one of our instruments. Your instrument is designed and 1. Please have the jumper Jp3 switch OFF
manufactured to the most rigorous standards in order to give you years of service. before you start to calibrate weight.
First, check the contents of the shipping carton. You should find the following : 2. Press and hold any key while powering ON.
3. Press key,
4. Press key for Capacity selection.
* Manual * Instrument * AC Adapter 5. Press key to make sure Capacity selected,
and display shows Offset value to be 2000 ~ 20000 .
If it's not in this range Sw1 to be adjust.
Next, follow the instructions for installing your instrument. 6. Press key to zero display.
7. Put on the calibrating weight in kg.
Now you are ready to begin using your instrument. To take advantage of its many features, ( Span value to be 25000 ~ 350000 at full capacity )
carefully read your operating manual. 8. Press key to cycle through a list of permissible weights.
It contains step-by-step procedures, examples, and other vital information. When the weight on the scale is displayed, press key.
9. After finish the weight calibration, make the Jp3 switch ON.
Warning: Use of this product in a manner not specified by the manufacturer may impair any Now you are ready to weigh.
safety protection provided by the equipment!

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 Operation Specifications

E. Counting Function Model N V-1.5 NV-3 NV-7.5 NV-15 NV-30 NHV-1.5 NHV-3 NHV-6 NHV-15 NHV-30
a. Count the desired amount sample pieces (10, 20, 50, 100, or 200 total pieces ) Range 1.5kg 3kg 7.5kg 15kg 30kg 1.5kg 3kg 6kg 15kg 30kg
and place on the pan. Readability 0.1g 0.2g 0.5g 1g 2g 0.05g 0.1g 0.2g 0.5g 1g
b. Press the to display total count numbers of 10, 20, 50, 100, or 200. Pan size 265 x 205 mm
This number will cycle, press the again to select sample size once Dimensions ( L x W x H ) 320 x 275 x 110 mm
it is displayed. The arrow at the bottom of the display will point to . Net Weight 4 kg
c. You are now ready to perform parts counting of those specific pieces. Power 9V/500mA, AC adapter included.
Press the for the total weight. Repeat step a through c for each type of
piece to be counted.

Programme

Press and hold any key while powering ON. The display will shows Preparation
Press key goes to programme sequence.
Press key for parameter selecting and This product is intended for indoor use.
Press key for setting and goes to next step. The programme sequence as follows: * Select a suitable work area.
* Work area should be relatively free from drafts and vibrations.
A. Auto zero tracking None * Work surface should be level and rigid.
1 digit * Do not locate near magnetic materials or equipment/instruments which use magnets in
2 digits their design.
B. Auto power off None * Avoid areas which have variations in room temperatures or have excessive room
5 minutes after temperatures. Room temperatures above 40 or below 0 could be affect
10 minutes after operation and accuracy.
20 minutes after
30 minutes after
C. Backlit None
Installation
Active
Auto lighting while loading Remove instrument and accessories from the carton.
D. Beep sounds None Save packing material for transportation purposes.
setting for HI Short sounds bi.bi.bi.... * If using the AC adapter, insert power cord into the receptacle located on the side panel
Long sounds bi--bi--bi-- of the instrument (behind On/Off switch). Firmly push in the plug.
E. Beep sounds None * Allow the instrument to warm up for 30 minutes prior to use.
setting for LO Short sounds bi.bi.bi.... * Your instrument features a numeric display that continuously shows your weighing results.
Long sounds bi--bi--bi--

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 Operation

A. Getting Started
Turn the instrument on by pressing the power switch on.
The display will down count from 99999 . . . while the unit is being updated.
Allow the unit to warm-up for 30 minutes.

B. Taring (zeroing)
All models have taring (zeroing) capabilities up to their total weight capacity.
To weigh a sample in its container with the display showing the weight of the sample
use the following ZERO (tare) procedure.
1. Place sample container on pan and then press the key and NET lamp lights.
2. Now place sample in its container.
Function keys 3. When the scale is stable, the display shows the weight of the sample.

On/Off Switch Turns instrument On or Off. C. HI / LO Checkweigh functions

1. Use the , and keys to change the OVER / UNDER limit settings.
Function key. Used for toggle switch between 2. The key can be select display or
display weight, check-weigh or total accumulation. for setting OVER and UNDER limit and return to normal weighing mode.
3. In normal weighing mode, press to select HI / LO Checkweigh mode.
Used for parts counting. If the weight is higher than OVER limit, the HI lamp lights on in yellow color
and beep sounds as you setted.
Captures a new center of zero. If the weight is between OVER and UNDER limit, the GO lamp lights on in green color
and beep sounds as you setted.
Reduce gross weight on pan as tare weight. If the weight is lower than UNDER limit, the LO lamp lights on in red color
and beep sounds as you setted.
Setting OVER and UNDER limit. 4. The key can be used to delete all datas in HI/LO setting mode.

a. The M+ to be used when accumulating the sub-total data. D. Accumulation function

b. The < to be a function of moves the flashing cursor 1. Press key can be accumulating the sub-total weight one time.
digit to the left. The next accumulation must be return to zero and got new weight.
The display will be shows the times of accumulation promptly,
a. The
*tooptions. and return to normal weight display.
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b. The be a function of increases the flashing cursor 2. Press key can be show the total times promptly,
by one digit. and then shows grand-total.
3. The key can be used to review total times in grand-total mode.
Units switch. 4. The key can be used to delete all datas in grand-total mode,
and return to normal weight display.
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