OYPLA 3335 Parcel Scales User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- Oypla
Table of Contents
OYPLA 3335 Parcel Scales
Operating Instructions
IMPORTANT
- Position the scale on a hard, fl at the surface where there is little vibration.
- Avoid strong electrical or magnetic fields.
- Do not use it in a location where there is an obvious change of temperature.
- Do not dismantle the unit. This can result in damage not covered by the warranty.
- Clean using a mild detergent.
POWER REQUIREMENTS
This scale operates using the included AC power adapter or four AA batteries
(included). Before operating, please make sure that batteries have been
inserted into the scale.
Caution:
- Do not use excessive force in either removing or replacing the battery cover.
- If the scale is not going to be used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries.
FUNCTION KEYS
“ON/OFF”: Press this button to turn the scale on or off.
“MODE”: Press this button to enter calibration modes, select units of
weight, or recalibrate the scales.
“TARE”: Press this button to restore the readout to zero. Use this to
subtract the weight of any container used on the scales.
“HOLD”: Press this button to keep the weighing value.
“C/R”: Switch weighing modes between Precision Mode or High Capacity
Mode.
“PCS”: Quantity counting function.
Weighing:
When ready to use, turn the scale on. The display will flash for 2 or 3
seconds, and then it will register “0.00”. Once the “0.00” appears, the scale
is ready for use. Units Switch Function: Turn on the scale and wait until the
screen displays “0”, and the initial unit is “kg”. Press down the “MODE”
button to switch the unit. Each time you press this button the scales will
switch between Kilograms (kg), Ounces (oz) and Pounds (lb). Do not place
objects exceeding the capacity of the scale on the weighing platform, or the
scale will read “H”. If the scale is overloaded too much then this can damage
the scales and void any warranty.
Counting Function:
To activate counting mode press down the “PCS” button while in weighing mode,
the scale will switch to the counting mode. Press it again, the scale will
return to weighing mode.
Initialization for counting sample objects:
Every time you need to use the pieces counting function, you must initialize
the different number of objects for the scale. First, press down the “PCS”
button to switch the scale from weighing to counting mode, the screen will now
display “0”. Then, press down the “PCS” button again to enter the sample
collecting process, the screen will now display “PC-25”. This means the
machine thinks there should be 25 pieces on the scale. Pressing the “PCS”
button again will change the sample collecting mode to 50 pieces or 100 pieces
(“PC-50” or “PC-100”). After confirming the number of the sample collected
objects, putting the exact number of the sample objects on the weighing
platform. Remove the sample objects from the platform and the initialization
for counting sample objects procedure is finished. Now when the user places a
similar weighing product on the scales it will add up the number placed on the
scales as you add more.
Calibration Instructions
This scale has been calibrated before it was dispatched from the factory. But
many different factors can affect the accuracy of the scales including
temperature and humidity. In this case, please test the scale by placing a
standard weight on the platform (a 1kg bag of sugar for example), if the
positive or negative difference exceeds the difference allowed as specified in
the technical specifications at the end of these instructions of the weight,
then please recalibrate the scale according to the following.
Recalibration Function:
Press down the “MODE” button until the screen displays “000000”. Then remove
your finger from the button and the display will change to “E-00”. Then press
the “MODE” button again and the scale will be ready to recalibrate. The
initial recalibrated weight is 25kg, and the screen will display “E1-25”. Each
time you press the “MODE” button it will switch between the 3 recalibration
options, the other two being ”E2-50” (50kg), ”E3-100” (100kg). Choose the
required recalibrated weight. For example, 50kg (the screen should be
displaying” E2-50”), and the put the 50kg reference weight on the scales. Wait
until the screen displays “GOOD”, and then the scale turns off automatically.
The scales have been successfully recalibrated.
Battery Warning
- Use only the batteries mentioned in the manual.
- Do not install batteries in reverse polarity.
- Do not short-circuit or disassemble the batteries.
- Do not expose the batteries to water.
- Do not expose the bat t series to fire or excessive heat.
- Batteries are prone to leakage when fully discharged. To avoid damage to the product, remove the batteries when leaving the product unattended for longer periods of the time
- If the liquid from the batteries comes into contact with skin or
clothing, immediately rinse with fresh water.
Technical Specifications
Weighing Mode
| ****
Precision Mode
| High Capacity Mode
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Max Capacity /| 150kg /| 300kg /
Level of| 0.05kg| 0.01kg
Accuracy in| 5290oz / 0.01oz| 10582oz / 1oz
Different Units
| 330lb / 0.01lb| 660lb / 0.1lb
0~300KG mini. Loading: 500g.
Troubleshooting
- “H” The scale has exceeded its weight limit and will not register an accurate reading.
- “-E” No display. Low power indication. Replace or readjust the batteries.
Environmental Protection
Pro ducts bearing the symbol shown below mean that used electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE) should not be mixed with general household waste.
For proper treatment, recovery, and recycling, please take this product(s) to
designated collection points where it will be accepted free of charge.
Disposing of this product correctly will help save valuable resources and
prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment,
which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling. Please contact
your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection
point. Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in
accordance with your national legislation.
References
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