DPS20 Strain Meter - Setup, Configuration and Scaling Tutorial @DwyerOmega
DPS20 Strain Meter - Setup, Configuration and Scaling Tutorial  @DwyerOmega
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
The Omega DPS20 Series panel meter for load cell signals delivers high-performance at 1/8 DIN size, for integration in a wide range of weight applications. And it accepts 4 or 6 wire load cells and provides either 5 or 10 volts DC configurable excitation voltage. In this video Saumya from DwyerOmega will walk you through connecting a load cell and configuring the meter to read pounds force.
Chapters:
00:03 - Introduction
00:25 - About the DPS20 Series
00:34 - Products Used in This Video
00:56 - Connecting the Load Cell to The Meter
01:37 - Setting The Decimal Point
02:24 - Setting The Load
03:03 - Setting The Sensitivity
03:53 - Setting Excitation Voltage
04:14 - Reading Load Values
04:32 - TARE Function
05:32 - Reading The Load From The Load Cell
05:39 - And There You Have It!

Links to products used in this video:
DPS20 Strain Meter: dwyeromega.com/en-us/strain-meter-6-digit-display-with-3-relay-outputs/p/DPS20-Series
LC103B-1K S-Beam Load Cell: dwyeromega.com/en-us/high-accuracy-stainless-steel-s-beam-load-cells/LC103B/p/LC103B-1K
AC Power Cord: dwyeromega.com/en-us/ac-power-cord-with-stripped-end-termination/p/POWER-CORD-SE
DPS20 Series User's Manual: assets.omega.com/manuals/4992_M5760_2003_DPS20.pdf?__hstc=55502388.acd85651e5c645b2f7b4062aca8ee02f.1739893362636.1751288327665.1751390485397.73&__hssc=55502388.6.1751390485397&__hsfp=604052937
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