Most electronic scales and laboratory balances have an RS232 (Serial) or a USB port however no instructions are normally provided to show you how to correctly connect it to your PC or how to input weight values directly into programs like Excel or Access. The steps below will show you how to connect your scale to a PC and identify what port the scale is connected to and also how to input weight readings directly into Microsoft Excel.
The only things that you will need are an appropriate cable that connects from the scale to your PC and a Windows program called a 'Software Wedge'. In this example, we will use a product called BC-Wedge from TAL Technologies, Inc..
Note: This tutorial assumes that your scale or balance has a 'Print' button that will transmit weight values to a PC. Most scales and balances do have one although it may not be marked clearly. You may need to read the users manual for the scale or contact its manufacturer to learn exactly how it works. If your scale does not have a Print button, it does not necessarily mean that you cannot send weight data to a PC. It means that you probably need a more advanced software wedge like the WinWedge product from TAL Technologies.

Fairbanks Scale Usb Driver Windows 10

Ultegra™ Bench Scale SCB-R9000-14U USB Powered 51222 Manufactured by Fairbanks Scales Inc. 821 Locust Kansas City, Missouri 64106 Created 09/2009 Revision 1 09/2009 New Product Release Revision 2 07/2013 Corrected part numbers, added logos for NTEP, MC, and RoHS. Getting the weight from a USB scale. Serial port driver for your scale, even if it's USB. W/ direct USB to a Fairbanks digital scale and in testing it works.