Load cell rewiring

[mapfire]

Hi all!

This is my first post here and I am looking for some assistances on how to wire the load cell for my scales. I'm guessing this is very basic stuff but it has me pretty stumped!

My load cell has 4 wires red, black, green and white. The display unit has 6 wires (red, black, green, white, blue and yellow)

The load cell and display were previously connected with what I believe were rs232 connectors. A number connections in the rs232 were broken when one of the connectors got crushed and destroyed.

I'm now tying to work out which wire should be connected to which!

Can anyone assist me with how to proceed with this. I've looked online for wiring diagrams etc and found nothing. I took a picture of the connection in side the display unit showing the 6 wires connected to the board but I'm pretty much with stuck with where to go next.

Many thanks,

Andy

 

[mapfire]

To add to this.

I tried the following wiring scenario already but alas to no avail.

I connected load cell red to display red and yellow
load cell green to display green
load cell white to display white
load cell black to display black and blue

 

[For The Popcorn]

Take a look at this manual. The label on the board leads to this, and it sounds like it matches your application.

 

[mapfire]

Take a look at this manual. The label on the board leads to this, and it sounds like it matches your application.

This is a fantastic find! Thank you so much

kinda disappointed I didn't notice that myself but I suppose sometimes its hard to see the wood for the trees!

Your assistance is very much appreciated.

 

[For The Popcorn]

I didn't notice that myself but I suppose sometimes its hard to see the wood for the trees!

Most often, the markings on a pcb are just internal code numbers and lead nowhere, but sometimes you get lucky.

 

[mapfire]

Most often, the markings on a pcb are just internal code numbers and lead nowhere, but sometimes you get lucky.

You my friend are a legend! My scales are now working perfectly so thank you so much for taking the time to assist me, it was very much appreciated