How to reset the weightlessness scale?

The weightlessness scale is a continuous static weighing and batching equipment used for the measurement of powder materials. It is widely used in cement, metallurgy, chemical, food, feed, electric power and other industries. However, everyone has the problem of resetting the weightless weighing scale. I don't know very well, so how to reset the weightless weighing scale? Before understanding how the weightlessness scale is reset to zero, the editor of Henan Fengbo Automation Co., Ltd. will first show you the weightlessness scale: the weightlessness scale not only meets the maximum allowable error MPE, but also adjusts the allowable difference between the results. Functions such as range adjustment, balance adjustment of multiple load cells, value adjustment of load cells and displacement sensors, etc. In the adjustment process of a similar situation, when the direction changes, the total output signals of several load cells remain unchanged or change very little. The absolute value zeroing method is a higher precision automatic zeroing method. The fly ash weightlessness scale displays the new range adjustment value, and the operator manually sends the adjustment value in the process of hanging weights on the left and right sides of the carrier to calculate the balance adjustment value of the load cell and adjust it. When performing a simulation test, the accumulator also counts the simulated weight as a material count; when the simulation test ends and enters the normal material transportation operation, the main counter resumes work. When the belt runs a whole number of revolutions, the accumulated weight value is obtained, and then press Manual Adjust the range by adjusting the range. Manual weighing scale refers to the timing function of the electronic batching scale being monitored by the operator, starting at a timing, and then disconnecting the cumulative counter during the adjustment of the electronic batching scale. Also included in the adjustment function is the function of simulating the output of the load cell.