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Positioning
Ensure the surface is flat in the area where the scale will be positioned, especially in the region of the load cell feet. Small
differences in height can be compensated by adjusting the load cell feet.
1.
With the floor scale positioned over the final work area.
2.
Install the 4 load cell feet (if not already installed).
3.
Lower the scale on to the final work area.
4.
Check that the floor scale is level; check that the 4 feet are in contact with the floor; make adjustments by rotating the
nuts on the load cell feet. Use an external level.
5.
Ensure that the floor scale's output cable does not become trapped or crushed during lifting or positioning.
Certifiable Installations
When used in certifiable applications at least one set of Foot Plates must be installed, (available separately). Foot Plates mount
around the feet of the Floor Scale and prevent movement of the scale. Installation of Floor Plates must be done before final
placement of the Floor Scale. Refer to the section on Accessories for Foot Plate installation.
Connecting an Indicator
When connecting the base to an OHAUS indicator equipped with the matching circular connector, push the base connector
onto the indicator connector and turn the locking ring clockwise to lock it in place.
When connecting the base to an indicator that does not have the matching connector, install the optional load cell cable adapter
(P/N 30429931 sold separately) to the indicator using the wiring codes in Table 2. Then attach the load cell cable to the cable
adapter.
In addition, as an alternate wiring method, you can also cut off the connector, strip the wires and attach them to the indicator
using the wiring codes in Table 2.
The extension cable accessory (P/N: 30429931) cannot be used if the scale will be used in a legal for trade or legally controlled
application, because there is no provision to seal the connection between the indicator and platform.
CAUTION: Ensure that the cable is protected against possible damage when routed to the Indicator.
OPERATION
For setup, calibration and proper operation, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the indicator.
specifications section of the floor scale for capacity, and readability information.
Operating Limits
Although the floor scales have extremely rugged construction, certain load limits must not be exceeded. Depending on the type
of loading, the maximum safe static load, i.e. the maximum admissible loading, is shown in Table 2.
Model
i-DF2500XXX
i-DF5000XXX
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TABLE 2. FLOOR SCALE WIRING COLOR CODE
Indicator Signal Name
EXC+ (IN+)
SEN+
SIG+ (OUT+)
SIG- (OUT-)
SEN-
EXC- (IN-)
Shield (GND)
For continued best operating performance:
Avoid falling loads, shocks and hard lateral impacts
When weighing, all items should be centrally located on the floor scale and not over hanging the
sides or the ramps.
Verify the calibration of the floor scale system at regular intervals.
TABLE 2. MAXIMUM ADMISSIBLE LOADING.
Maximum Central load
1
(80% Surface Area)
4000 lb
8000 lb
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Floor Scale Wire Color
Green
Blue
White
Red
Brown
Black
Yellow/Green
Maximum Side load
2
One Side Corner Load
(30% Surface Area)
(10% Surface Area)
2500 lb
5000 lb
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Defender 3000 Series Floor Scale
Refer to the
3
1250 lb
2500 lb
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