I tried your steps, but couldn't get it to work. For one, the serial port didn't have permission. I worked through all the online suggestions, but could only get the serial port to have permission for a few minutes. And, the first scale I tried didn't have the ability to continuous print, even though it was more expensive. Finally, I added a RS232-USB converter and a $70 scale from Amazon, and changed setup to ttyUSB0. Now, it's working great. Changed the ASCII to number, and I'm writing the value to an Allen Bradley PLC. Thanks for your video.
I tried your steps, but couldn't get it to work. For one, the serial port didn't have permission. I worked through all the online suggestions, but could only get the serial port to have permission for a few minutes. And, the first scale I tried didn't have the ability to continuous print, even though it was more expensive. Finally, I added a RS232-USB converter and a $70 scale from Amazon, and changed setup to ttyUSB0. Now, it's working great. Changed the ASCII to number, and I'm writing the value to an Allen Bradley PLC. Thanks for your video.
works like a charm, thanks for the video, frm the Dominican Republic
thank you very much
Good, thanks so much !
Can you show us how to do this in an Arduino board (UNO)
Can you configure node red to run at start when raspberrypi start-up?
Thank you for this, but if i want to save the weight collected on request to a file, is it possible?
Its possible, with write node.
can you provide the brand or link of the weighing scale?
you search on google: KD TBED-6000