Load Cell Transmitter, Output 0-5V/0-10V/4-20mA

I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the technical specifications displayed on this web page are different from the specifications provided in the PDF file, particularly regarding the input voltage. On the web page, it is listed as 0-20 mV, while in the PDF file, it is stated as 0.5-4 mV. Could you please confirm which one is correct so that I can make my decision?

Our load cell display below can read in "lbs", right?

I’ve bought two kits of load cell with weight transmitter from you on February 23rd 2023.
I received one ATO-LCTR-OA labeled with a red “A” sticker and one with a red “B” sticker. I’m wondering If maybe I got the wrong model for one of the two? Also, I received one with the span and zero adjustment screw glued in place, while the other where free to spin around.
The weight transmitter labeled B has adjustable screw. It’s giving me wildly variable reading with nothing on the scale while the “A” transmitter stays put. I’d like to know what you warranty is like and if you have any advice to fix my problem.

With reference to the below, Received the device.

1. Red   Excitation
2. Blue - Excitation
3. Yellow   Signal
4. Green - Signal
5. White   Reference
6. Black – Reference

Above mentioned is the wiring of existing Load cell and in your transmitter, there is only 4 wires. May I know where to connect the Reference (+) & (-) ?

I have an ATO-TQS-SO4 paired with ATO-LCTR-OA rated for 20Nm and an output of 0  - 10V, but I am having trouble using it. No matter how much torque I apply, the voltage output remains the same, even when I apply no torque to the load cell. Do you have troubleshooting ideas and/or a manual for both products?

How can I factory reset the load cell transmitter?

I’m searching for a signal conditioner for a load cell to reduce noise/ other disturbance and improve accuracy on a weighing machine. The load cell has a 10kg capacity, an excitation voltage of 10V, and an output of 0-20mv. I was looking at the ATO-LCTR-DY510 as a potential solution but I’m not sure if it will be compatible with the target machine. Currently, the load cell connects directly to the machine without an external amplifier and I was concerned that the 0-5V output of the transmitter will be too high. Would there be other solutions from ATO (potentially passive or active filters) that could be applicable?

What is your load cell output signal and sensitivity?

Does the "load cell transmitter, output 0-5V/0-10V/4-20mA/0-20mA" output, so I can choose on site?

Can your load cell transmitter ATO-LCTR-OA be supplied via 12VDC (battery of 12-14 volts) or does it need an additional DC-DC converter 12V DC to 24V DC power supply for proper operation?

Can you customize your load cell to be stainless steel?

After the load cell transmitter is combined with the s type load cell, the external disturbance is much smaller. And the load cell transmitter works very stably. There is no difference between the original transmitter and this load cell transmitter on accuracy. However, the original transmitter is much more expensive than this one.