All the things you need to know to get started
To get going with your new Optiweigh unit this is all you need to know and do:
(Click the link in each section for further instructions)
1. Get it put together and out into the paddock. This just involves:
- Bolting on the wheels;
- Installing the antenna;
- Plugging in the power lead; and
- Putting an attractant in the tub.
For more information on setting up your unit please click HERE
2. Download the Optiweigh App so you can use it to check the unit and zero the scales. For more information on how to use the app to check your unit click HERE
3. Set up your account using the email you received so you can manage sessions and view data. For more information on how to see up your account click HERE
4. Start a session on the App or Website. For more information on how to start a session please click HERE
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