| Segment | Length (characters) | Character Set | Meaning | |---------|---------------------|---------------|---------| | A | 2 | Alphanumeric | Plant/Factory Code (e.g., “NY”, “SG”) | | B | 4 | Numeric | Production Year/Week (YYWW) | | C | 5 | Alphanumeric | Model/Configuration Code | | D | 6 | Hexadecimal | Unique Counter (0‑FFFFF) | | E | 2 | Alphanumeric | Check‑Digit/Hash (Mod‑97 or CRC‑8) |
Note: The exact segment lengths and definitions may vary across revisions; Table 1 reflects the most common configuration observed in field units (2023‑2025).
Turn your scale upside down carefully (ensure the dial is locked or protected). Look for a silver or white sticker. On most standard Adeko 22 models, the serial number is printed on a rectangular adhesive label located near the center of the base plate, close to the calibration knob. The label typically reads "S/N:" followed by a combination of 6 to 10 alphanumeric characters. Adeko 22 Serial Number
On an Adeko 22, the serial number is usually found in one of these spots:
Deliverables: test scripts, result CSVs, summary metrics (pass/fail counts, confidence levels). | Segment | Length (characters) | Character Set
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