Brecknell DS-1 User manual

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Nutritional Scale User’s Manual

This Nutritional Scale is designed for precise measuring of ingredients or portions and for

the better understanding of various, nutritional values (Calorie, joule, Cholesterol, Bread

Units, Carbohydrate, Fat and Protein) for food or ingredients in cooking, baking, or just

general dietary consumption.

This scale offers a complete database on nutritional information of 400 kinds of foods for

ingredients. With its 99 memory entry capacity, the scale has the facility to make multiple

food entries and help you to track over an extended period of time and store it in its’

memory. At the end of the day or week (or anytime in between), the total accumulated

calories(Kcal), cholesterol(mg), fat(g), Carbohydrate(g), protein(g) etc that have been

entered into the scale memory can be recalled.

THE LCD DISPLAY

Fig. 1

BUTTONS

1. NUTRITION BUTTONS

Kcal: Press the button to show the Calorie (Kcal) of the food.

Kj: Press the button to show the Joule(Kj) of the food.

Chol: Press the button to show the Cholesterol(mg) of the food.

BE：Press the button to show the Bread Units of the food.

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Carb：Press the button to show the Carbohydrate(g) of the food.

Fat：Press the button to show the Fat(g) of the food.

Prot：Press the button to show the Protein(g) of the food.

Weight：Press the button to normal weighing mode.

2. NUMBER BUTTON ”0”--”9”: Press this button to input the food code.

3. FUNCTION BUTTONS:

M+：Press the button to save the data of the weighing food.

MC：Press the button to clear the saved data.

MR：Press the button to look over the saved data.

4. “ON/OFF/TARA” BUTTON

Press “ON/OFF/TARA” button to turn on the scale.

Press “ON/OFF/TARA” button to zero the weight.

Long press “ON/OFF/TARA” button for two seconds to turn off the scale.

5. There is a “g/oz” switch on the bottom scale to convert between G and OZ.

FUNCTION

1. TO WEIGH:

Press the “ON/OFF/TARA” button to turn on the scale, when the scale reads “0g” ,

place the food on the weighing tray, the scale shows the food’s weight.(Press

“ON/OFF/TARA”button to zero the weight when weighing food).

For example: the weighing food is 750g

Switch “g/oz”to “g”, the scale displays “750g” (Refer to Fig.3)

Fig.3

Switch “g/oz” to “oz”, the scale displays “1 lb 10.5oz” (refer to Fig.4).

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Fig.4

2. TO DISPLAY NUTRITIONAL READINGS AFTER INPUTTING FOOD

CODE:

1) Place the food either directly onto the scale or in a bowl(remembering that you

need to zero the weight first), refer to Fig.3.

2) Find the correct food code from the code list, press numbers button to input the

code. For example, the code is “058”, input “0”,”5”,”8” one by one, it displays

“058”, refer to Fig.5.

Fig.5

3) Press nutrition buttons to show the nutrimental value of the food. For example,

press “Kcal” button, it shows the kilo caloria of the weighing food, the scale

displays as follows (Fig.6).

Fig.6

4) The scale will return to simple weighing mode if not pressing any key in 5 seconds.

3. TO SAVE NUTRITIONALVALUES TO MEMORY:

1) Follow step 2 of the “TO DISPLAY NUTRITIONAL READINGS” section.

2) Press ”M+” key to add the food item being weighed to memory.

3) If succeed, the buzzer will long beep for once, the upper right corner of the LCD

display will shows the saved number of the food. Refer to Fig.7

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Fig.7

Fig.7: “M01” on the upper right corner of the display shows that there is one kind of

nutritional value saved in the scale.

Note: The memory is saved permanently, even if the scale is switched off or the battery

is removed.

Note: Repeating the above step 1)to step 3), you can add more nutritional values.

Note: The maximum number of food items that can be added to the memory is 99,

when the memory number on upper right corner of the LCD display reaches “99”,

it will begin to flash, it shows the memory must be cleared by following the

instruction in the “TO CLEAR MEMORY” section.

4. TO RECALL MEMORY

1) Press “MR” button to see the total calories of the food items stored to memory .

Take the above-mentioned data for example, the scale display as follows(Fig.8):

Fig.8

Fig.8:“Σ” means the scale is currently in “RECALL MEMORY” state. The “M01”

on the upper right corner of LCD means there is 1 kind of nutritional value has

been saved in the scale memory. (the maximum number of food items that can be

added to the memory is 99)

2) Press function buttons ”Kcal”, ”Kj”, ”Chol”, ”BE”, “Carb”, ”Fat”, “Prot” to

display the total nutritional values of the food items stored to memory.

3) The scale will return to simple weighing mode if not pressing any key in 5 seconds.

5. TO CLEAR MEMORY

To get an idea of how much nutritional values you have taken per day, you need to

clear the saved data before you weighing food.

Press “MC” button for 2 seconds to clear the saved data, the LCD display shows

“M00” on the upper right corner, 5 seconds later, the scale come into simple weighing

mode.

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6. AUTO-OFF

The scale will turn off automatically if not press any button or keep same weighing

reading for 120 seconds. You can also turn off the scale by pressing “ON/OFF/TARA”

button for more than 2 seconds.

7. WARNING INDICATORS:

1) The scale displays “ ”: battery is low, you need to change new batteries.

If the scale check low battery itself when turning on the scale, it displays “Lo” as

follows(Fig.10), and auto-off in 2 seconds:

Fig.10

2) Overloading

Fig.11

3) Press “MR” button if there is no any nutritional value saved in the scale.

Fig.12

8. OTHER PARAMETERS

1) Capacity: 5000g

2) Division: 1g

3) battery: 1 x 9V Battery

4) Tare: full range

5) Operation Temperature: 10 -- 40 ℃

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UK and Europe

Brecknell

Foundry Lane

Smethwick

West Midlands

B66 2LP

Tel: +44 (0)845 246 6717

Fa x : +44 (0) 845 246 6718

Email: sales@brecknellscales.co.uk

Web site: www.brecknellscales.co.uk

USA

Brecknell

1000 Armstrong Drive

Fairmont，MN 56031

Toll Free: 800-637-0529 Tel: 507-238-8702 Fax: 507-238-8271

Email: sales@brecknellscales.com

Web site: www.brecknellscales.com

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