Got a question. I have a customer with one of these 318L meters and there is no calibration button under the little plate. The version of the software, I believe, is L1.01. I thought maybe someone else before me may have removed the back cover and put it on backwards which is why there was no switch, but when I removed the cover, there was no switch anywhere on the board. I'm sure there must be a procedure where two switches are depressed while turning the unit on, but I wasn't able to figure that out. Am I on the right track?
@@primeusascales2999 I have not tried that, but I will be back in the area where that particular customer is located tomorrow and will definitely try it. There are a lot of different brands of scales that have the same button layout, so I tried procedures from some of the other brands I'm familiar with, with no luck, but didn't think about holding any one particular button down. Would I be correct in assuming that the parameter layout is the same as the newer software versions? Thanks for the suggestion.
@@ksprzk1 Yes, it should be the exact same. I can't say 100% because it's not our brand, but if it's our USA Measurements brand it would be the same. You're welcome to call Fred and we are happy to help: 800-917-7205.
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Got a question. I have a customer with one of these 318L meters and there is no calibration button under the little plate. The version of the software, I believe, is L1.01. I thought maybe someone else before me may have removed the back cover and put it on backwards which is why there was no switch, but when I removed the cover, there was no switch anywhere on the board. I'm sure there must be a procedure where two switches are depressed while turning the unit on, but I wasn't able to figure that out. Am I on the right track?
Have you tried holding down the "HOLD" button to see if that takes you into the F1 parameter setting?
@@primeusascales2999 I have not tried that, but I will be back in the area where that particular customer is located tomorrow and will definitely try it. There are a lot of different brands of scales that have the same button layout, so I tried procedures from some of the other brands I'm familiar with, with no luck, but didn't think about holding any one particular button down. Would I be correct in assuming that the parameter layout is the same as the newer software versions? Thanks for the suggestion.
@@ksprzk1 Yes, it should be the exact same. I can't say 100% because it's not our brand, but if it's our USA Measurements brand it would be the same. You're welcome to call Fred and we are happy to help: 800-917-7205.