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Weigh Scale Mode
Obtaining a calibration weight:
Before the ADS1x31REF can display the mass of an object, it must measure the output of the load cell for
a previously known mass. The known mass can be adjusted.
At power-up, the ADS1x31REF expects a 5kg mass. If this mass is not available, or if the load cell range
is not compatible with this mass, the calibration mass can be changed in the following manner:
1. Determine the mass of the calibration weight. The most accurate way to determine the mass is to
weigh the calibration object on an accurately calibrated scale. If the weight is precalibrated, its given
mass can be used, although this approach is not generally as accurate. (Note that the accuracy of the
ADS1x31REF as a scale directly depends on the accuracy to which the calibration weight can be
measured.)
2. Switch the mode switch to SCALE mode.
3. Press the PARM buttons simultaneously. The ADS1x31REF enters configuration mode.
4. Use the PARM buttons to select the screen which shows UNIT =. This screen allows you to select the
units used for the calibration mass. If the units shown are not correct, adjust them using the VALUE
buttons.
5. Use the PARM buttons to select the screen that shows CW= followed by the calibration mass. On this
screen, you can adjust each digit of the calibration mass separately. Select the digit using the PARM
buttons. The currently-selected digit flashes, and can be adjusted using the VALUE buttons.
6. Adjust the calibration mass to match the mass of the calibration weight.
7. Press the PARM buttons simultaneously to exit the configuration mode.
Preparing Scale mode:
Do the following steps to set up the scale mode:
1. Connect the load cell.
2. If the input shorting jumpers J8 and J7 are connected, disconnect them (see Figure 1).
3. Obtain a weight of known mass.
4. If the mass of the weight is not equal to the configured calibration mass, adjust the calibration mass as
described above.
5. Move the mode switch to SCALE position. If calibration has not been performed, the display reads
NO CAL.
6. Press the CAL button, and follow the calibration procedure given in Section 2.3.
If the calibration is performed properly, and the load cell is connected correctly, the ADS1x31REF will
measure the mass of an object placed on the load cell (provided that the mass of the object is within the
device range).
Weigh scale mode is described in detail in Section 2.
2 Weigh Scale Mode
In weigh scale mode, the ADS1x31REF displays mass.
(1)
Mass is displayed in either SI or avoirdupois
units based on the voltage received from a load cell.
The ADS1x31REF operates in Scale mode when the mode switch is set to the Scale position.
To accurately calculate mass, the ADS1x31REF must have calibration information for the load cell. When
scale mode is first entered, the ADS1x31REF displays NO CAL, because the ADS1x31REF has no
calibration data when it is powered on.
By default, mass is calculated from the average of four successive readings from the ADC. The number of
points for averaging can be adjusted, and averaging can be turned off.
(1)
Load cells do not measure mass directly; they output a voltage proportional to the weight of an object. The mass of an object can be
accurately inferred from this voltage as long as a calibration is accurately performed, the downward force of gravity remains constant (as
it does if the load cell is not moved to a different altitude), and the tilt of the load cell does not change; if either of the latter conditions
change, a new calibration must be performed.
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fs
c-c
fs zs
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2.1 Display
Weigh scale mode can display mass in these units: μg (displayed as ug), g, kg, pounds (lb), stone (st),
and ounces (oz).
(2)
Internally, mass is measured in grams, and calibration factors are stored in grams. At display time, grams
are converted to the desired display unit using the conversion factors given in Table 1.
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(2)
The avoirdupois units used by the ADS1x31REF are equal in the imperial and U. S. customary systems.
Table 1. Unit Conversion Factors and Display Formats
Unit Multiplier Format
micrograms (μg) 10
6
nnn.nnnug
milligrams (mg) 1000 nnn.nnnmg
grams (g) 1 nnn.nnng
kilograms (kg) 10
3
nnn.nnnkg
ounces (oz) 0.035274 nnn.nnnoz
pounds (lb) 0.0022046 nnn.nnnlb
stone (st) 157.473 × 10
6
nnstnn.nn
The display format for stone differs from the format used for the other units. One stone is equal to fourteen
pounds; weight in stone is commonly expressed as a number of stone followed by a number of pounds.
On the ADS1x31REF, two digits are shown for stone, followed by st, followed by pounds displayed to two
decimal places.
2.1.1 Calculation of Mass
Mass is calculated from ADC code using the formula:
w = m c + w
zs
w
t
where:
w = mass
c = the ADC code
w
t
= tare weight
m, w
zs
, w
t
= values determined in the calibration process
m is a calibration constant, and is calculated using Equation 1:
(1)
where w
fs
is the user-specified calibration mass, c
fs
is the ADC code taken with the calibration mass
applied, and c
zs
is the ADC measurement taken with no load.
w
zs
, the zero-scale mass, is calculated from m and c
zs
using Equation 2:
w
zs
= m c
zs
(2)
2.2 Button Functions
2.2.1 TARE
The tare function allows the mass of a substance to be measured separately from the mass of its
container. When the TARE button is pressed, the scale measures the mass and records it. This reading is
subtracted from each subsequent measurement.
The recorded tare value can be reset to zero by holding the TARE button down for at least one second.
When the tare value is to be reset, the display reads TARE OFF.
Tare is also reset following a calibration.
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Weigh Scale Mode
2.2.2 RANGE
The RANGE button changes the units or range of the display. RANGE cycles through all available units;
see Section 2.1 for details. When the RANGE button is depressed, it displays the selected unit.
2.2.3 CAL
Pressing CAL initiates the two-point calibration sequence. See Section 2.3 for details.
2.3 Calibration
Two-point calibration is performed by pressing the CAL button. When this button is pressed, the board
executes the following command sequence:
1. The board scrolls the message, REMOVE WEIGHT.
2. The user removes all weight from the load cell and presses any button.
3. The board measures the load cell voltage and records it as the zero point.
4. The board scrolls the message PLACE CAL WEIGHT.
5. The user places a weight on the load cell and presses any button. The weight should have the mass
that was selected in the configuration mode.
6. The board measures the load cell voltage and records it as the calibration weight.
New calibration data is lost when power is removed. To prevent this data loss, calibration data can be
saved, with other board settings, to flash memory. See Section 3.4.1 for details.
2.4 Configuration
The parameters for Scale mode can be adjusted in the configuration mode.
To enter configuration mode, press the PARM buttons simultaneously. The four buttons then assume the
functions shown in the CONFIG box. To exit Configuration mode, press the PARM buttons simultaneously
again. This function does not cause parameters to be adjusted, because only button releases are detected
in Configuration mode.
Configuration mode contains a number of adjustable parameters. To scroll through the available
parameters, use the PARM buttons. To change the parameter values, use the VALUE buttons.
Some items in configuration mode are not parameters, but commands or gateways to a submenu. These
items are labelled as words with a question mark. To enter these or to execute the command, press SEL
or ENT.
All parameters in the analysis and scale configuration menus are independent, including the parameters
found in both modes.
Table 2 summarizes the available parameters.
Table 2. Parameters in Configuration Mode
Parameter Display Value Range Description
Display units UNIT= μg, mg, g, kg, lb, st, oz Display units
Averages AVGS= 2128 Number of points to
average
ADC speed SPD= FAST, SLOW Acquisition rate
Calibration mass CW= 099.9 in various units Calibration mass and unit
Save parameters SAVE? Save parameters; see text
Version number V1.0.0 Firmware version number
display
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