What is OIML?
The International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML), established in 1955, develops international standards and recommendations to ensure the accuracy, reliability and consistency of measuring instruments used in legally regulated applications.
What is baud rate?
Baud rate is the speed at which data is transmitted between a weighing scale or indicator and a connected device. A higher baud rate generally allows faster communication.
What is the “Auto-Zero” function?
Often referred to as “zero tracking”, this means the scale will automatically set to zero when the scale activates, or if the weight is within a certain tolerance close to zero.
What is calibration?
Calibration is the process of comparing a weighing scale’s readings against known reference weights to verify its accuracy. If the readings fall outside the specified tolerance limits, adjustment may be required.
What are divisions?
Divisions are the total number of increments between zero and the scale’s maximum capacity.