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hello, sorry for the delay, i just now noticed your message. unfortunately i didn't play with this in some time, and can't really help you much. the code does the same thing every time and i doubt it's a software issue, since it seems to give accurate measurements. did you check your mechanical part? maybe the frame bends, maybe some kind of deformation takes place. did you try with a smaller weight to see if you still get the same amount of error? 300 grams seems huge to me. |
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check this http://i.imgur.com/ltYKyAG.png [bathroom scale with HX711 50Kg * 4] |
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Thank you for your reply, bodge. You were right I had some connection problems. I did not soldered wires. chaeplin, I do not see the scales weight graph at the image. Is it the first graph? |
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@sher1111 first graph. |
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It might be the "creep" behaviour of the cells. Normally in the datasheets it will mention someting like Creep (1min) 0.05%FS. |
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Thanks a lot to you all for your help. I am planning on building scales, on which I am going to leave a weight for a long time, like 1-2 months. And check the weight change in everyday, by gprs sheild. So, all this information is important to me. |
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@sher1111 I think this link will help |
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thanks for the article about bee scales, @chaeplin! That's exactly what I am building. I am a beekeeper! And I've already read the first one, but the second seems very interesting. Thanks! |
Hi,
Very well job done on library. Made my work very easy. I am building a scale with 350 kg load cell. I sucessfully got everything working. Found float number for the load cell. When I start my arduino project, everything starts just great. I put weight and the programm shows correct numbers. But when I leave item on the scale for some time (e.g. for 4 hours) the numbers start to change. They may increase or decrease over time. Changes are not very crucial, like 200-300 grams. But I am guessing it will change significantly over long time period.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.