Battery Level Indicator - Refco OCTA-WIRELESS Manual De Instrucciones

OCTA-WIRELESS User's Guide
Turning Tank Capacity Mode Off
1. While holding
show on the display. This indicates that the Tank Capacity Mode is currently on.
2. Turn the Tank Capacity Mode off by pressing
Alternate Numeric Display will turn off.
3. Press to return to normal operation.
The Tank Capacity Mode can be turned back on without retraining. The OCTA-WIRELESS
will remember the previous 0% and 100% set points until the unit is re-trained as above. To
turn the Tank Capacity Mode on without re-training, perform the following steps:
Turning the Tank Capacity Mode On without Re-training
1. While holding
show on the display. This indicates that the Tank Capacity Mode is currently off.
2. Turn the Tank Capacity Mode on by pressing
Alternate Numeric Display and Percent Indicator will turn on.
3. Press to return to normal operation.

Battery Level Indicator

Control Box: The battery level indicator shows the relative strength of the batteries. Full
power is indicated by this symbol . As the batteries are depleted, the number of bars
displayed decreases, until no bars are left. At this point, it is necessary to replace the
batteries (refer to the Battery Installation section above). If the battery power drops to the
point where the OCTA-WIRELESS can no longer function accurately, the power will turn off
automatically. When the batteries are replaced, and the scale is turned back on, the OCTA-
WIRELESS will resume operation with all previous setting intact.
Transmitter: When the batteries in the transmitter require replacement, the battery indication
symbol will blink on the display.
Calibration
The OCTA-WIRELESS is calibrated at the factory to provide high accuracy. While
recalibration should seldom, if ever, be necessary, recalibration is performed easily without
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down, press . The SET TANK indicator will turn on, and ON will
down, press . The SET TANK indicator will turn on, and OFF will
. The display will show OFF, and the
. The display will show ON, and the
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