5/9/2012 10:28 PM | |
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Thanks a lot Nicky123, For your valuable reply. This will help to others also. |
5/10/2012 8:12 AM | |
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I have a question here, please. Nicky123said that he uses 4 load cells each of 20Kg. That makes his span of 80Kg. This span is equal to about 3000 digits for siwarex. Knowing that siwarex can transmit from 0 to 65536 digits, isn't it logic that from 0 to 80 equals (or nearly equals) 0 to 65536 digits ????? What is the difference if we have load cells of span 800Kg??? will this affect the accuracy???
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5/10/2012 2:20 PM | |
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Thanks for your reply, I got what you said, but in this case,Nicky123has calibrated using 80Kg as adjustment weight (which is full load) and the digits difference between 0 and full load was less than 3000 !!!! how is that possible??? or do I miss something??
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5/10/2012 3:42 PM | |
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My dear Friend AMAZINGAHMED, I think you got confused about what Nicky123 has written. Please read it carefully what it said is "Right now we are using 4 no,s of 20 Kg Loads for calibration." Means they are using 4 loads of 20 kg means total 80 Kg for calibration purpose only. Means for setting Adj weight 1 they are using 80 Kg load with 4 no.s of 20 Kg load. Am i right Nicky? Please correct me if I am wrong. Max load for the laodcell wold be different. |
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