Tare Function; Peak Load Function - Tractel dynafor HHD Mode D'emploi

L Identification of sensor (designation + last nine digits
in serial number)
M Sensor capacity in t
N
Values of set thresholds (see 5.5.12)
In the case of multiple sensors, the change of page is
done by pressing the right or left button. (See figure 1.)
The markers H, J, K, L, M and N are updated with the
new sensor information.

5.5.3. Tare function

The tare function is used to indicate the net force of
the load.
The tare function allows the value displayed on the
product to be reset to zero. This function is activated by
pressing the tare button (item C, fig. 1) for two seconds.
It is then possible to apply a force and display its net
value.
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Pressing the tare button changes from a net to a gross
value.
A
TARE indicator
B Net measurement if TARE reference present
Gross measurement if TARE reference present
C Actual load display bar
The display bar C changes according to the actual
gross load. Indicator A indicates that tare mode has
been activated.
When the SWL of the sensor is exceeded (100%), the
display bar turns red.
If the SWL is exceeded by more than 10%, an overload
message appears (See 5.5.13.)
NB: When the tare function is activated,
decreasing the force may cause the display to turn
negative as the case may be.
NB: In the case of multiple sensors, the page
is changed by pressing the left or right button. It is
possible to apply one tare per sensor.
NB: The peak load function is not available
when the tare function is activated.

5.5.4. Peak load function

The peak load function is used to store the maximum
value reached when the force is applied.
To activate this function, press the peak load button
(item D, fig. 1). The sensors LED start to flash at
a frequency of 2 Hz. The measurement frequency
reaches 32 Hz.
The value displayed is the maximum applied force.
§5.5.4
To deactivate this function, press the peak load button
again (item D, fig. 1).
A
B
C
A "MAX" indicator
B Maximum measurement
C Actual load display bar
The display bar C changes according to the actual
gross load. Indicator A indicates that peak load mode
has been activated.
When the SWL of the sensor is exceeded, the display
bar turns red.
If the SWL is exceeded by more than 10%, an overload
message appears. (See 5.5.13.)
NB: In the case of multiple sensors, the page
is changed by pressing the left or right button. It is
possible to apply one peak load per sensor.
NB: The tare function is not available when the
peak load function is activated.
GB
A
B
C
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