Hornady Precision Lab Scale question(s).

[Thor357]

I bought the "new" Hornady Precision Lab Scale a few weeks back and I like it. My SD's and ES' have dropped considerably.
But I, for the life of me, can't find any info on what the little symbols that flash when weighing my charges. They are a little circle, some arrows that show up above and below a little bar. I think I know what they are telling me but I can't confirm it. Does anyone actually know what they mean?

 

[AICS308]

I was checking this out on the website as I am thinking about purchasing. The manual is not located anywhere on-site that I could find. If it came with a manual it should be discussed somewhere.

 

[6Creed73]

I can't speak about the Hornady scale specifically, but the circle most likey indicates that's its stable...meaning it's done calculating the weight. The circle symbol is used on a lot of scales and that's always what it means for the ones I've used.

Not sure about the arrows...maybe indicates positive/negative weight?

 

[Thor357]

It does come with a manual and I have it.
No, there is nothing in it that says what the icons I described are.
I contacted Hornady and they said the circle indicates the scale is stable.
As for the arrows and bar? They gave me a rather ambiguous answer saying they are just background fillers telling you the machine is waiting to stabilize.
Someone somewhere knows the real answer to my questions...I hope.

 

[Thor357]

I can't speak about the Hornady scale specifically, but the circle most likey indicates that's its stable...meaning it's done calculating the weight. The circle symbol is used on a lot of scales and that's always what it means for the ones I've used.

Not sure about the arrows...maybe indicates positive/negative weight?

Yeah, that's what Hornady said. As for the bar and arrows? Got a vague answer that they were just background icons.