 | | | - Operator ID and Instrument ID are user entered labels, of length 5 and 16 characters.
- The Unit determines the unit of measure for weight values.
- Decimal Point defines how many digits to the right of the decimal point will be shown in a weight reading.
- Grads Weight readings are scaled to be divisible by this number.
- The Motion Tolerance parameter is weight value. Any variation in weight greater than this parameter over a 1 second interval causes the IN MOTION status bit to be set.
- The Scale Capacity parameter is used to set limits on the decimal point and grads parameter, so that the weight reading does not become to large to display.
- The Zero Tolerance parameter limits how much weight can be zeroed via the ZERO command. The Zeroed Amount is how much has been zeroed since calibration by the ZERO command.
- The NET weight is computed from the GROSS weight by subtracting the Tare Weight.
- A tare command sets the NET weight to zero by updating the Tare Weight.
- The AutoZero Tolerance is how much autozero can adjust at one time, subject to the cumulative limit of the zero tolerance parameter.
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