Jewelry scale solution
The jewelry scale solution, also known as a portable weighing instrument, is a weighing device used in daily life. The portable jewelry scale features small size, light weight, low power consumption, and compact structure.
Product Introduction of Jewelry Scale Solution
The jewelry scale is an electronic scale that is small in size, lightweight, and low in power consumption, making it suitable for various occasions. It typically consists of a sensor, main controller, circuit board, display screen, and housing. It can generally be used in scientific research, factories, medical laboratories, and for measuring and weighing gold and silver jewelry.
Product functions of jewelry scale solution
Measuring range/division: 200g/0.01g, 500g/0.1g, 1000g/0.1g
Units: g, oz, ozt, dwt, ct, gn
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User calibration steps: The user calibration is conducted using a 100-gram range calibration.
1. Turn on the machine and reset to zero.
2. Long press the MODE button, and the screen will display "CAL". Press the MODE button again, and the screen will flash "100.00g"
3. Place a 100g weight, and after stabilization, the screen will display "PASS" and return to 100.00g. Calibration is complete.
Automatic shutdown:
There are four shutdown time settings: 0, 60, 120, and 180 seconds, with the factory default being 180 seconds. 0 indicates no shutdown, while the others indicate automatic shutdown after 60/120/180 seconds of inactivity. The setting steps are as follows:
1. Shut down.
2. Press and hold the MODE button, while quickly pressing the ON/OFF button 4 to 5 times. The screen will display "180"
3. Press the MODE button to switch between 0-60-120-180 seconds, then press the ON/OFF button to confirm. The screen will display "PASS" and then automatically shut down, indicating that the setting is complete.
Jewelry scale solution
Application fields of jewelry scales
As a high-precision weighing instrument, the jewelry scale is primarily used for weighing valuable items such as gold, silver, jewelry, and other precious items. Given the high value of such items, the accuracy is typically maintained at ±0.1g.
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