03-29-2016 04:01 AM
03-29-2016 09:52 AM
If not explicitly stated in the datasheet I would assume normal temperature drift and even sensor creeping. ... usually no problem because before a measurement you do a tara / zero / autocalibration ... weigth scales are rarely made for longterm measurements.... What has the manufactor answered to your question?
In your case : can you lift the container and do a tara/ zero inbetween (every 1-2 h) ? (max range is 600g... hire a school kid to build a lego MC that lift the container and press the tara button 😉 )
04-19-2016 04:07 AM
Hi Henrik,
Sorry for the late reply but we've tried many things to solve this problem.
Our measured drops are very small and the manufactor advised us to modify some parameters to remove some filters which could filtered those measurements... We still observed the same problem with this new configuration of the scale and we think sometimes the drops are so small (under the scale resolution) that the scale does not take it into account...
Thanks for your help,
Regards,
Coralie
04-20-2016 01:37 PM
if you just need a value every 30s and you have a sort of container on the scale , it:s enougth time to mechanical lift the scale, make a tara/zero and place the container back on the scale to do a measurement.