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1. Menu Configuring the Alibi Memory a Alibi Memory On Off You can switch the Alibi memory on or off Auto Delete You can configure the Alibi memory to be regularly deleted and Alvi memory configuration define the deletion cycle in days Menu Restoring the Factory Settings Reset You can delete all of your settings and restore the factory settings CO C 28 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com www balances com Information for the User Menu Loading a Software Update After downloading the current software version you can transfer it to the device via oe gt Follow the instructions on the display gt After the software has been updated the balance restarts Importing and Exporting Data from an SD Card Menu Importfexport data E E A gt Ifyou have not already done so insert the SD card into the available slot see memory card Inserting a Memory Card in the Display and Control Unit and select Hext Menu amp Insert SD memory card gt Select whether you wish to export or import data Insert the SD memory card Upside down as shown at the picture and press Next to Export select import export gt Mark the data you wish to export and select Hext x gt Edit the name of the export folder if desired and select OK gt Select Hext The data is copied to the SD card Back gt F Hext Import gt Select the folder on th2. 6 Information for the User Overview Wizard Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com The System Settings area under Menu contains all basic settings and parameters that affect the entire operation of the balance The Wizard In some menus you can switch between two types of display In the Overview all parameters with configured options are listed you can select each individual option to change its setting If you activate the Wizard in the same menu the program guides you forward tn steps The individual parameters and their options are then displayed in sequence Use of the Display and Control Unit 02 12 2008 16 27 41 Max 620 g d 0 0019 Operating Keys TASK key Opens the Task Management menu for selecting applications and configuring tasks You can also press the TASK key from this menu at any time to switch to the operating mode USER key Opens the User Management menu where user settings can be configured You can also press the USER key from this menu at any time to switch to the operating mode TARE keys left and right Tares the balance PRINT key Prints the measurement results currently displayed or an application specific printout On off key Switches on off and into standby Softkeys Activate the function indicated directly above them Cursor softkeys for navigation on the display Keys for operating the electronic draft shield optiona
3. Cal Adj Menu Administrator 104 2 2008 14 06 03 d 0 0ig ma had a hd d g Weighing hax 10200 g a External cal adj factory defined weight Internal calibration adjustment Back Administrator 0602r 2009 11 18 57 d 0 005 g Start hax B20 g 500 000 g Calfadj procedure executed 06 02 2009 11 19 55 Ext cal factory de Start Date and time Calibration function manual 500 000 g Cal request 0 000 g 22 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com gt gt The procedure is executed progress is shown on the display gt Wait until the calibration adjustment has been completed gt gt When the procedure has ended the selection list is shown again gt Select Back to return the balance to the operating mode Calibration Adjustment with External Calibration Weight This function requires an external calibration weight Please note the tolerance of the calibration weight you use Switch to the operating mode if necessary gt Make certain that the weighing pan is empty gt Select Cal Adj gt Select External cal adj factory defined weight followed by Start gt As soon as you are prompted to do so lay the calibration weight on the balance gt gt The procedure is executed progress is shown on the display gt Wait until the calibration adjustment has been completed approximately 15 seconds When the proced
4. www balances com Information for the User Notes on Using this Manual gt Please read these entire instructions carefully before using the balance Please ensure that you read the safety precautions carefully gt This manual is considered a part of the product Keep this manual in a safe and easily accessible location gt If the manual should be lost or misplaced please contact Sartorius for a replacement or download the latest manual from our website www Sartorius com Symbols and Signs The following symbols are used in these instructions Warning symbol for various types of dangers This symbol is explained in more detail in the section on safety precautions This symbol indicates useful information and tips This symbol indicates notes on use of the balance in legal metrology Fjo This symbol means that the USER key should be pressed m 000 lil This symbol means that the TASK key should be pressed Heyt When individual buttons are displayed such as the example shown here press the associated softkey Indicates a required action gt gt Describes the result of an action 1 Ifa procedure has multiple steps 2 the steps are numbered consecutively Indicates an item in a list Additional Documents In addition to this manual Brief Instructions a set of installation instructions is included in printed form with the Cubis balance and full operating instructions
5. Status Messages and Alerts The following messages may be shown here isoCAL shown continuously isoCAL function active extended temperature range isoCAL flashing Calibration adjustment required Level me flashing Balance not level leveling required Print Printout is active print job not yet completed GLP GLP compliant printing is active includes header SQmin SQmin value is shown if the weight value is less than SQmin U or U or PA The selected DKD value measurement uncertainty is shown www balances com www balances com Information for the User Combine the application with another function 2 Task amp Perc e App Func 2 Jie furtner appiication funtion 7 Display in Configuration Mode Interactive area with instructions on how to proceed Orientation line Shows the current menu level Selection area Shows available options Function bar with the currently available softkey functions Softkeys Associated with the function indicated above them or used for navigation Symbol indicating which menu Task User or Menu is currently open Scrolling indicator OB ON D amp Operating the Display Unit Sharp or pointed instruments such as ballpoint pens can damage the device Use only your fingertips and to operate the buttons and softkeys Hext All selectable functions and settings on the display can be reached by navigating with the cursor softkeys and confirming with the
6. The leveling must be performed as soon as the message Level me appears in the display This can be done very quickly thanks to the simple user guidance gt Make certain that the weighing pan is empty gt Follow the instructions on the display Calibration Adjustment Data The configuration options are divided into four areas gt Select the area in which you would like to configure settings Follow the instructions on the display displayed gt gt gt As soon as all options have been configured the overview of all settings is To save the settings select Save Defining Calibration and Adjustment Functions Defining Functions of the CAL button Options Lock the button Configure the button selection menu Select fixed 1 button function Defining the Selection Menu of the Cal Adj Button Which calibration adjustment functions should be offered after pressing the Cal Adj button Selecting the Sequence for Calibration Adjustment Options Calibration and then automatic adjustment calibration and then manual adjustment Selecting the Unit for Calibration Adjustment Options Grams kilograms Defining External Calibration Weights Defining the Number of External Calibration Weights Entering the Data for External Calibration Weights Weight value identifier certificate www balances com www balances com Menu a Calibration adjustment function parameter Menu a Calibration adjustment fu
7. 20 Menu Cubis MSU Brief Instructions Start www balances com Task Configuration Determining Density with a Pycnometer gt Select the Pycnometer method gt The subsequent prompts are the same as those described above for the Sartorius density kit Task Execution Determining Density Prepare the density determination kit you wish to use Switch to application menu if you have not already done so The task list is displayed Select the desired task Press Start to begin the task VVVVY gt gt The program switches to operating mode Follow the instructions on the display www balances com www balances com Information for the User Calibration and Adjustment Background During calibration a test weight is used to determine how much the displayed value differs from the value actually measured by the balance This difference is compared to a predefined nominal mass value and is eliminated by subsequent adjustment During linearization the difference of the values from the ideal characteristic curve of the balance is compensated When to calibrate Calibration and adjustment should be performed regularly such as daily after switching on the balance Also calibrate after every leveling and whenever the ambient conditions have changed temperature humidity or air pressure and when the balance is set up in a new location isoCAL is an automatic calibration function built in to every Cubis balance You can mod
8. gt Select the desired volume or gt Select OFF to disable the acoustic signal Back Overview 7 Info Hext Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 31 www balances com www balances com Information for the User Select rights for this user A Step 6 Assign User Rights gt Select the corresponding options to define which functions the user can access User w New e User Prof Wizard User rights The following rights can be assigned individually Creating copying modifying and deleting tasks MWI Import data T Importing data Modifying the calibration and adjustment parameters Modifying basic parameters Administrators can access all functions gt To move to the next menu item select Hext gt An overview of all selected user settings is displayed C Modify calibrationfadjustment parameters O Modity basic parameters Create copy modify and delete timer ctrl actions Back Overview F Info Hext fie yal wien d prsiece ic iee parla with Step 7 Define Whether Password Protection is Active password If you assign a password this profile cannot be used until the password has been User e Mew e User Prot e Wizard e Password entered b Ho no password protection gt Select the corresponding option to define whether the user profile is password protected or not The password is defined in Step 10 Only the Administrator can open the user profile without the password for example if the
9. account This account is used to create additional accounts gt To open the User Management menu press the button USER Q gt gt The menu is opened and the list of user profiles is displayed Create a user profile D This function is only available to an Administrator You can configure the following settings in a user profile these settings apply only to the user defined by this profile Language Display of help texts on or off Display settings color brightness Acoustic signal on off volume User rights Password protection Name and designation of the profile To create a new user profile select Edit gt Select Create The program guides you through the procedures for configuring the user profile Make your selection by selecting the desired option and confirming with the softkey the program automatically advances to the next prompt or If the desired option is already selected highlighting select Next to reach the next prompt If more than one option can be selected for a single setting select Next after making your selection s to proceed to the next prompt www balances com www balances com Information for the User Please select your language A Step 1 Set the Language gt Select the desired language User e Mew User Prot amp Wizard Language Y English UK Deutsch German Francais French Espanol Spanish Back Overview 7 Info
10. application with another function gS Task New App Func 2 Sic further appication function Hext Please select your density kit gS k Hew e App Func 1 Density e Overview e Density kit YDK xxx density kit from Sartorius Other density kit Ho density kit no correction OK Info Water Ethanol User input Density at 20 C 68 F and exp coefficient Air density at 20 C 68 F User input No decimal places 1 2 3 or 4 places No printout All results and parameters Name Number of wires Wire diameter Vessel diameter www balances com Information for the User gt Select the method you wish to use in your task Buoyancy or Displacement Select the density determination kit you will be using YDK density kit from Sartorius For analysis with the YDK kit Other density kit If you would like to use a different kit Ho density kit no correction If you are not using a kit Enter values as prompted see below for details Input Prompts Settings for the YDKO1MS Sartorius Density Determination Kit and for Density Determination Without a Kit Factory Settings Liquid For determining density relative to water For determining density relative to ethanol For density determination relative to a different liquid enter both the liquid and its density at the indicated temperature For density determination relative to a different liquid enter the liquid its d
11. applications for the new task two more prompts follow Weighing parameters and printout parameters All settings configured here affect only the new task If the balance is verified for use in legal metrology some of the options for modifying parameters may be hidden or limited Weighing Parameters Prompt gt Check the settings and modify them as needed Explanations of the individual options can be found in the System Settings chapter in the section Device Parameters gt Select Hext Printout Parameters Prompt gt Check the settings and modify them as needed Explanations of the individual options can be found in the System Settings chapter in the section Device Parameters gt Select Next www balances com www balances com Information for the User Edit task title gt Enter a short name and a description for the new task gt Select Save Task Aver Title gt The task list is then shown and now includes the new task Task title Averaging 1 Task description Averaging 1 Back Cancel 7 Save Executing a Task Once your tasks have been configured you can select and execute a task o gt Switch to Task Management if you have not already done so gt gt The task list is displayed gt Select the desired task gt If the desired task is already marked dark background and arrow on left select Start gt gt The program switches to the operating mode and the select
12. description of how to combine tasks as well as an overview of the combination possibilities can be found in the user manual on the included CD ROM Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 13 Information for the User Please select the User profile managing sub function User Edit Edit Modify Copy Delete Change or delete own password Back qF Please check the task specific weighing parameters Application filter Final readout stability range Medium accuracy stability delay Very short delay ferostare function After stabil Back Wizard I Done Please check the task specific printout parameters Task e Mew App Func 1 e Print Fet e Overview Print interface Tare after printing Off Output protacal COM 2 Print Fet Stand print GLPICOM 4 Off Print events COM AJ Prt key Back Wizard Done 14 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions Hext www balances com Example Creating a Task gt Open the Task Management and select Edit The list of options is displayed gt To define a new task select Create The list of applications is displayed To see all applications page down with the cursor softkeys Select the application you wish to use in the new task Configure the application as desired The program automatically guides you through the configuration procedure Configure additional applications for the task if desired Y VVVV gt gt After configuring all
13. user forgets the password and assign a different password The Administrator can remove the password protection so that a new password can be set if desired Back Qverview Info Hext Please check the user specific parameters a Step 8 Check Your Settings gt Use the scroll bar or the down arrow to view all settings User New User Prof e Overview gt To modify a setting press the corresponding button This opens a screen Language English UK showing the options for that setting Help Texts chow gt If the settings are correct select Hext Background color Standard Brightness Bright Acoustic signal Medium Back Wizard gt I Hext Blaaee enter your password twice Step 9 Define the Password If Password Protection Enabled gt Ifyou selected the option for password protection in Step 7 see above you User amp New amp User Prof e Overview are now prompted to enter the desired password twice gt Select the upper button papest ase word oY gt Enter the desired password minimum 4 characters maximum 8 only numbers and uppercase letters are permitted gt Press the lower button and enter the password again gt Select Hext Back 7 Enter 32 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com www balances com Information for the User Change profile name here if desired Step 10 Enter User Name and User Description gt To enter a name for the user profile select the but
14. user whose password you wish to delete and select Hext To delete all passwords select All The users selected for password deletion are listed in a confirmation prompt If you wish to modify the selection select Ho or To confirm the deletion press Yes The display switches to the screen for editing user settings Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 35 Sartorius AG Weender Landstrasse 94 108 37075 Goettingen Germany Phone 49 551 308 0 Fax 49 551 308 3289 www sartorius mechatronics com Copyright by Sartorius AG Goettingen Germany All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reprinted or translated in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Sartorius AG The status of the information specifications and illustrations in this manual is indicated by the date given below Sartorius AG reserves the right to make changes to the technology features specifications and design of the equipment without notice Status December 2008 Sartorius AG Goettingen Germany Printed in Germany on paper that has been bleached without any use of chlorine W1A000 KT Publication No WMS6003 e08 121 www balances com www balances com
15. 1 Density e Wizard Wol of glaze plummet Yol of glass plummet Plvol 10 000 Back Overview gt I Info Hext Select decimal places for the result gS m amp Nev e Spp Func 1 Density e Wizard Decimal places Ho decimal places A 1 decimal place 2 decimal places 3 decimal places 4 decimal places Back Overview F Info Hext Please check the density determination parameters Task e Mev App Func 1 e Density e Overview Density method Density of liquid Air density corr Air density at 20 C 65 Wol of glass plummet 10 000 Decimal places 1 dec place Back Wizard I Done Hext Task e Mev App Fune 2 Jie rurmer application function Individu ifi ndividual Identifiers Back Done Hext Edit Density Determination al 18 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com gt Enter the volume of the glass plummet gt Select the number of decimal places to be given in the analysis results Review your settings in the overview To change a setting press the correspon ding button gt Select Ho further application function Gy Options for combining applications are described in detail in the user manual on the included CD ROM Task Configuration Determining the Density of a Solid Two methods are available for determining the density of solids Buoyancy or Displacement www balances com www balances com Combine the
16. Hext Display the help texte a Step 2 Define Whether Help Texts are Displayed gt Select the corresponding button to define whether or not help texts should User e Hew e User Prof Wizard Help Texts be shown Showhep tests lt Help texts are recommended in particular for new users Once a user has become familiar with the operation of the balance the user can switch off the help texts if desired Back Overview Info Hext Please select your background color A Step 3 Set the Display Background Color gt Set the color for the display background by selecting the desired setting User e Mew e User Prof Wizard e Background color Standard means a black ba ckground EA Inverse means a white background gt gt The display switches to the brightness setting Back Overview gt I Info Hext Select the brightness of the screen A Step 4 Set the Display Brightness gt To change the brightness select the desired setting User e New User Prof Wizard Brightness gt gt The display switches to the brightness setting gt To change the brightness of the display select the desired setting Very dark Back Overview gt I Info Hext Select the loudness of the acoustic signal A Step D Set the Acoustic Signal If the signal is on a short beep tone is emitted each time an operating element User amp Hew e User Prof e Wizard e Acoustic signal on the displ ay is used
17. alance display and control unit and application software select Version Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 25 www balances com Information for the User Menu Information about Technical Service and the Hotline ae Contact data for the technical service center the hotline number and information Device information about the maintenance contract and maintenance cycle are displayed here Service information hotline Menu Viewing Calibration and Adjustment Data enone O O Calibration adjustment data Menu Viewing Error Messages in the Log File All error messages are saved in the log file You can view these here nmin O O Menu Alibi Memory Device information The Alibi memory records weighing results without changing any characteristics of the data This is why it can take the place of a data printer The Alibi memory uses a ring buffer technique when the memory is full the oldest data records are deleted to make room for new data You can define a storage period if desired default 3 months see Device Configuration for details The Alibi memory can contain approximately 100 000 data records For further information on the Alibi memory please refer to the user manual Search in the Alibi memory You can search the Alibi memory according to various search criteria Date time memory number memory ID Alibi Memory Browser Browse Alibi memory You can search the Alibi memory by paging t
18. ante se ee RE A 24 Calibration Adjustment Data 00 24 Timer Controlled ACHON 5 2 4 6 46 04 444 e ea 5 9 we ee 25 Device Information 2 i46 estecssiee ee dw aw ieg os 25 Device Paramicters 464444625 456 45 tuses phen 480 4 26 Importing and Exporting Data from an SD Card 29 User Management 2 0 e eee eee 30 Creating a User PiOies 1a 26 eat orth ne eae eee 30 Activating a User ce cc eee ee eee 33 Editing a User Profile nununnnannnn eee 32 34 These brief instructions will help familiarize you with operation of the balance introduce to you the Q Guide operating concept and offer you examples of how to perform simple tasks The user manual additionally contains Safety precautions Description of all operating processes Description of all applications Cleaning and care instructions Maintenance and repair instructions Information on disposal Technical data The enclosed CD ROM contains the user manual as a PDF file To read and print the file you require the program Acrobat Reader which you x can download for free from the XN Adobe website www adobe com x Software drivers for configuration of USB interfaces can also be downloaded from the internet http www ftdichip com FTDrivers htm The installation guides for these drivers can be found here http www ftdichip com Documents InstallGuides htm _ T o o o o a o ee
19. are included as a PDF file on the enclosed CD ROM D Technical advice hotline Telephone 49 551 308 4440 Fax 49 551 308 4449 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 3 www balances com 4 Information for the User Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com Safety Instructions The balance scale has been constructed in accordance with the European Directives as well as international regulations and standards for operation of electrical equipment electromagnetic compatibility and applicable safety requirements However improper use or handling can result in damage and or injury The equipment may only be operated by trained personnel Operators must read these installation instructions particularly the safety information and must be familiar with the operation of the equipment The operator must supplement these warnings and safety precautions if necessary and train operating personnel accordingly Before operating the balance be sure to read the section on safety instructions in the enclosed installation manual Sharp or pointed instruments such as ballpoint pens can damage the device Use only your fingertips and press gently to operate touch screen controls Intended Use Cubis models are fine precision balances with high resolution They were specially developed for exact determination of the mass of materials in liquid paste powder or solid form Suitable containers must be used to hold the materials The max
20. ay shows only those options that are relevant to your process this helps prevent unnecessary detours and enables you to reach your goal more quickly Although operation of the balance is for the most part intuitive this manual includes a section with very detailed step by step instructions where you can learn about all of the available options see Create a user profile in the chapter entitled User Management Basic Operational Structure The most basic functions weighing and taring can be carried out as soon as the balance is switched on The application software is divided into three general areas in which individual settings can be configured Simple Weighing of S gt 4 pe co aes 5 8 Configure application Create a user profile Configure task Configurable by user System Settings from page 23 The Task Management area under TASK incorporates numerous preconfigured applications that can be selected and executed directly For more complex requirements separate tasks can be configured as needed The User Management area under USER lets you set up user profiles with specific sets of configuration settings and user rights You can also set up password protection to meet your security requirements If you do not require the user management features simply leave this area unconfigured the balance can be operated without defining any users Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 5 www balances com
21. draft shield if applicable and carefully place the sample on the weighing pan in a suitable container Close the draft shield if present on your model Once the readout has stabilized and the unit of measurement is displayed you can read off the measurement value Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 7 8 Information for the User sol AL Le Wel me Print SOmin 10 0 g or 7 Uc og Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com Touch Screen User Interface Many of the operating steps involve use of the display and softkeys The layout of the display depends on whether the application software is in operating mode or whether a menu is open configuration mode Display in Operating Mode NO Of amp N ee Percent Y Adminiatrator 10 12 2008 11 17 43 Max 10200 g 72 balance ef percent place 100 on bal Function area Shows the active application here step 1 of 2 Line for metrology data with weighing capacity left and reading precision resolution of the balance Value area with the current measured value Area for status messages and alerts see below Task area with instructions on how to proceed Function bar with the currently available softkey functions Softkeys Associated with the function indicated above them or used for navigation User info area Displays the current user date and time Scaled display of measured value percentage of weighing capacity utilization
22. e SD card from which you would like to copy data Mark the data you wish to import and select Hext gt gt The data is copied from the SD card Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 29 www balances com Information for the User Please select User E Uzer p Administrator Administrator Logout Edit Start Please select the User profile managing sub function User Edit Modify Copy Delete Change or delete own password Back 30 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com User Management You can configure the following settings in this menu Activating a user Creating a user profile only possible as Administrator Editing user profiles modify copy delete change or delete password depending on user rights User Administration The user administration allows for defining of users with distinct sets of rights the Administrator and multiple users Administrators can access all functions except for the Service area and have all types of rights in all areas of the program Only the Administrator can create new user profiles and assign them individual rights On the other hand a user cannot use all functions Users have restricted rights which are defined in the user profile No user profiles exist when the balance is delivered The balance is in Administrator mode so that all settings can be modified The first user profile created is auto matically an Administrator
23. ed task is activated gt Follow the instructions on the display Start i In this brief instruction manual we only describe the applications Weighing and Density Determination For complete descriptions of all applications please refer to the full user manual on the included CD ROM Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 15 www balances com Information for the User Purpose Combination options 3 Please check the task pecific weighing parameters Stable conditions Application filter Final readout stability range Medium accuracy stability delay Very short delay After stabil Ferostare function Back Wizard ae Done Please check the task specific printout parameters Task e Mev App Func 1 e Print Fet e Overview Print interface Tare after printing Off Output protacal COM 2 Print Fet Stand print GLPICOM 4 Off Print events COM A Prt key Back Wizard Done Hext oe O O Start Weighing Weighing hax 10200 g d 0 01g E p e e Tare the balance Please load the balance Cal Adj Menu 16 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com Weighing Determination of the weight within the framework of the device specific weighing range see Technical Data SQmin Function DKD Measurement Uncertainty Mass Unit Conversion Second Tare Memory and Individual Identifiers Task Configuration Weighing You cannot combine any other application
24. ensity at 20 C 68 F and the expansion coefficient The density at the indicated temperature is calculated automatically Air Density For analysis under standard laboratory conditions For analysis under other conditions enter the air density Number of Decimal Places The analysis result is displayed without decimal places The analysis result is displayed with the selected number of decimal places Print Output The results of the measurement are not printed The results of the measurement and all configured parameters are printed Input Prompts Settings for Other Density Determination Kit Parameters for the Density Kit Enter the name of the kit Enter the number of wires in the density kit Enter the diameter of the wires in mm Enter the diameter of the vessel in mm All other prompts are the same as those for the Sartorius density kit see above Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 19 Information for the User Edit Density Determination Select a density determination method e hew r App Func 1 Density Wizard e Density method Determ density of liquid w glass plummet J Pycnometer quid pasty powdered samples Back Density Overview 7z Info Hext Administrator 10 1 2 2008 13 47 31 hax 10200 g d 0 01g mr LMS g Mame of liquid Water Temperature of liquid Temp ae E Please check the temperature Press Start to start sample weighing Cal Adj
25. he mode that the balance should enter into when switched on and upon repeated presses of the on off button 5 Options OFF ON standby on standby always on Configuring Printout Parameters The factory settings are indicated with Interface for print output Connection of the printer used options COM port A B C file SD memory card Output protocol Options Print SBI XBPI Web Service SICS second display Standard printout GLP Defines when ISO GLP output should be possible Options Off enabled for cal adjustment always enabled Taring after printout Defines whether the balance is automatically tared after a printout is generated Options Off on Print event Defines which event should trigger a printout Options Print button start of the task initialization of the application result print Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 27 www balances com Information for the User event printout of component results of application end task calibration adjustment protocol event Configure data output Options Configured print protocol FlexPrint Print button elements Defines which texts should be printed Options GMP header GMP footer empty line dashed line date and time name weight block gross weight gross2 weight net weight increased resolution weight value tare weight tare1 weight tare2 weight range 1 metrol minimum metrol maximum metrol verification scale interval e metrol scale in
26. hrough the entries with the arrow buttons Menu Device information e View Albi data e Browse lt a ee 2005 12 10 08 17 58 N 0 01 g 0 01 g T OOO yg T 000g T2 000g View available memory Select this option to see how much capacity is available in Alibi memory Device Parameters Menu Device parameters Picasa elect the menu item Here you can edit the device configuration settings for the balance These settings are user independent Menu Device parameters Balance parameters Print configuration settings Date Time Properties of display and control unit Ports Back 7 26 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com www balances com Menu Device parameters Balance parameters General weighing settings Menu Device parameters Balance parameters Leveler configuration Menu Device parameters Balance parameters Power On Mode Menu C Print configuration settings www balances com Information for the User Defining Balance Properties General weighing settings Here you can define the default settings for the general device parameters These settings can be changed within specific tasks when a new task is configured The factory settings are indicated with Adapt filter This setting defines the measuring time of the balance to filter out the effects of unfavorable weighing conditions such as drafts or
27. ify this function for adaptation to your own requirements You also have the option of setting up a reminder function that prompts for calibration adjustment at user defined intervals The process may differ depending on the presets see System Settings Weighing Parameters for the calibration adjustment function The procedure described below uses the default factory settings Calibration Adjustment with Built in Calibration Weight gt Switch to the operating mode if necessary gt Make certain that the weighing pan is empty Weighing Administrator gt Sel ect Cal Ad 10122006 14 05 20 hax 10200 g d 0 01g Hal had a hd d g Tare the balance Please load the balance Cal Adj Menu Weighing ne gt Select Internal calibration adjustment and then Start 1012 2008 14 01 34 Max 10200 g d 0 01g paula Ls Sh g External cal fadj factory defined weight a Internal calibration adjustment Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 21 www balances com Information for the User Weighing Administrator 104292008 14 02 51 d 001g hax 10200 g 0 00 g Cal Adj procedure executed Internal calibration Cal request Start manual Dev 0 01 g Internal adjustment Done Cal function Adj function Adj result Press Back to exit Back Weighing Administrator 10M 292008 13 02 09 d O0 01g paula Ls Sh g hax 10200 g Tare the balance Please load the balance
28. imum balance capacity depending on the model ranges from 0 01 mg smallest mass determination to 12 0 kg largest mass determination Cubis models are designed specially for use in research education and day to day laboratory tasks in science technology and industry They are designed to be used exclusively indoors Cubis models can be operated standalone connected to a PC or in a network www balances com www balances com Information for the User Operation Turning the Balance On and Off gt Make sure the balance has been installed and put into operation in accordance with the installation instructions gt Press the on off key on the control unit gt gt The start screen appears briefly on the display then the user interface appears On subsequent starts the most recently active user profile and task are opened if at least one user profile has been set up gt If prompted level the balance see Leveling the Balance for details To put the balance in standby mode or switch it off press the key gt Close the draft shield if present on your model Q Guide Operating Concept The Cubis precision and analytical balances are controlled by application software with interactive operator guidance Once you open a menu or select an application brief instructions shown on the display will guide you through the menu or application step by step At each step along the way the displ
29. l www balances com www balances com www balances com Information for the User Setting Up the Display and Control Unit You can adjust the angle of the tiltable display and control unit as desired to ensure optimal readability in every situation The color and brightness settings can also be adapted to the prevailing lighting conditions see User Management and System Settings for details Inserting a Memory Card in the Display and Control Unit You can copy data such as application data or user profiles to an SD memory card This is a quick and easy method of transferring settings between balances The slot for the SD card is located on the back of the display and control unit Yv WN j Tilt the control unit towards you until it is almost vertical Lift the cover of the card slot Hold the card with the metal contacts facing towards you Push the card into the slot as far as it will go The card snaps into place To remove the card push it in and then release The card will pop out for easy removal Press on the position lock and tilt the control unit back to the desired position Quick Start First Weighing Operation VV VVVVYV Push the on off key to switch the balance on Close the draft shield if present on your model Push the TARE key to tare the balance When the balance has been tared the readout will show a zero value Open the
30. ly after tasks have been configured are they displayed here gt Select Start to start the currently selected task identifiable based on the highlighting Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 11 www balances com Information for the User Using Applications with Factory Settings All applications are prepared at the factory with certain configuration settings If you wish to use the factory settings you can use the quick method for configuring a task Edit Open the Task Management and select Edit Please select the User profile managing sub A gt Select Create function User amp Edit Modify Copy Delete Change or delete own password Back 7 Please select an application function gS gt The list of applications is displayed gt Select the application you wish to use in the new task Task e Mev App Fune 1 p gt Select Done p Basic Weighing gt Enter a name and a description for the task and select Save gt The new task is stored with the factory set application configuration and added r to the task list individual Identifiers Density Determination Sorting the Task List New tasks are always added to the end of the task list Once you have configured a number of tasks you may find it helpful to sort the list s D Open the task list Back gt F Done Hext Sart gt Select Sart gt The tasks are listed in alphabetical order A Z gt To reve
31. nction parameter isoCal parameter Menu C Cron Fress Edit to create cron Back 2 Edit Menu monomer Please select the menu item Menu Device information Display device information Service information hotline Calibration adjustment data View error log file View Alibi data Back Menu Device information al Balance parameters SominDKD Version www balances com Information for the User Defining External Linearization Weights Entering the Data for External Linearization Weights Weight values identifier certificate Configuring the Fully Automatic Adjustment Function isoCAL Defining the isoCAL Function Disabled only warning stage manual initiation enabled automatic execution Defining the isoCAL Warning Stage Only isoCAL status field warning message repeated alarm message adjustment mandatory Setting the isoCAL Temperature Enter the temperature in degrees Celsius Setting the isoCAL Time Interval Enter time interval in hours Timer Controlled Action Device Information Here you can view various information and search directly within the alibi memory gt Select the area in which you would like to view information Viewing Basic Information Displaying the manufacturer model serial number host name IP address gt To view the parameters for SQmin and DKD select S minDKD To view the version of the b
32. paste like substances Checkweighing Timer Controlled Action Totalizing Statistics SQmin Function DKD Measurement Uncertainty Second Tare Memory or Individual Identifiers In order to perform a density determination you must have the Sartorius Density Determination Kit YDKO1MS or similar kit The bases for calculation applied in density determination are described in the user manual on the included CD ROM There are four methods of density determination to choose from Determining density of liquid with glass plummet Determining density based on buoyancy with the Sartorius Density Determination Kit YDKO1 for solids Determining density based on displacement for solids Determining density with a pycnometer for liquid pasty and powdered samples The bases for calculation applied in density determination are described in the user manual on the included CD ROM Task Configuration Determining the density of a liquid with glass plummet gt Select the Determ density of liquid method gt Select the measurement conditions Air density at 20 C 68 F Select this option if analysis is performed under standard laboratory conditions 20 C 68 C room and sample temperature User input Select this option if performing the measurement under different conditions gt Enter data as prompted Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 17 Information for the User Enter the volume of the glass plummet gS b App Func
33. rse the sort order select Sart again gt To sort the tasks by the date of the last use select Sart once more Configuring a New Task The software in your Cubis balance includes the following applications which you can configure as tasks according to your requirements and preferences Basic Weighing Formulation Mass Unit Conversion Weighing in Percent SQmin Function Timer Controlled Action Individual Identifiers Totalizing Density Determination DKD Measurement Uncertainty Statistics Second Tare Memory Manual Tare Calculation Counting Averaging Checkweighing 12 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com www balances com Information for the User The basic process for configuring a task is 1 J www balances com Create a new task Select an application Work through all subsequent prompts and configure your own values for the respective parameters if desired Perform steps 2 and 3 for additional applications if you would like to combine multiple applications Check the general parameters weighing parameters and printout parameters for the new task and change them if necessary Enter the name and description for the new task Save the task Create new task Select application Enter various parameters Combine other Ms applications Y no Set weighing parameters Alier abaia Set printout parameters Enter name A detailed
34. s used your screen content may differ Option Administrator User Modify own profile A A Modify other profiles A Copy profile A Delete profile A Change or delete own password A A Change or delete passwords of other users A Editing a User Profile VVVYV Select Modif y If you are logged in as Administrator you must select the profile you would like to change and then select Hext The overview of all settings for this profile is displayed Select and edit the parameters you wish to change one by one or To have the program guide you through all settings step by step select Wizard All setting options are then displayed again in sequence and can be changed Select Hext Edit the user name and description if desired Select Save The user profile has been changed The display switches to the user selection list Copying a User Profile D This function is only available to an Administrator VVVVVVY When you copy a user profile that is password protected the password is not copied to the new profile Select Copy All available user profiles are shown Select the profile you wish to copy Select Next Enter a new profile name and a new description for the copied profile Select Save The display switches to the user selection list which now includes the new copied profile www balances com www balances com Please select the User profile managing sub function User e Edit Change or delete o
35. s with this task gt gt The prompt for general weighing parameters is presented gt Check all the settings and modify them as needed The prompt for general printout parameters is presented Check all the settings and modify them as needed Enter a short name and a description for the new task To save the new task select Save Task Execution Weighing Switch to Task Management if you have not already done so gt The task list is displayed gt Select the desired task gt If the desired task is already marked select Start Select Weighing gt gt gt The program switches to the operating mode and the task is activated gt Follow the instructions on the display www balances com www balances com Purpose Combination options Prerequisites Edit Density Determination al Select a density determination method gS e Mev e App Func 1 e Density amp Vizard Density method a Determ density of liquid iw glass plummet Buoyancy solid samples Displacement solid samples Pycnometer liquid pasty powdered samples Back Overview gt I Info Hext Please select the correction for air density gS a Mey e App Func 1 e Density amp Wizard e Air density corr a standard air buoyancy Back Overview gt I Info Hext www balances com Information for the User Density Determination You can determine the density and volume of liquid solid or
36. softkey Counting Basic Weighing i Selecting a single option Whenever only one out of multiple options can be e Gimcrsion selected select the desired option and confirm with the softkey SQmin Function Umi Selecting multiple options If several options can be selected press the checkbox next to each desired option To mark an option select it and confirm with the softkey C Do the same for all desired options To continue to the next program step select Hext If the scroll indicator appears on the right edge of the display there are more options than are shown on the display Page down with the cursor keys to view all the selection options CL Modify Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com www balances com Information for the User Entering Letters and Numbers Change profile name here if desired When alphanumerical input is required a keypad is shown on the touch screen a A cursor is shown in the input line above the keypad User 1 gt Select the character you would like to insert using the cursor softkeys gt To accept the character confirm with the softkey Add a n L gt BOOOL on e m n o jo r gt The characters are shown in the input line as they are entered Je bel LLLL Le J Back Afa 1 au add OK L G KI Back Press Back to cancel the input and go back one step to the last screen Alall aian Press the Shift softkey to change
37. terval d number of areas manufacturer model serial number balance version display version interface version no draft shield version service contact person telephone no email address technical hotline Internet address maintenance contract maintenance cycle IP address host name user name user description task title task description leveler result Menu Setting the Date and Time ry The system clock as well as the time setting of the weighing module is displayed Device parameters You can set the current date and time Ss Menu Defining Properties of the Display and Control Unit ae The following properties of the display and control unit can be changed as Device parameters necessary Language help text on off background colors brightness acoustic Properties of display and control unit g sign l Menu Defining Interfaces and Network Settings Settings for Serial Interfaces Here you can configure the serial interfaces CO Configure ports Network Settings Ethernet Here you can configure the network settings Device name network IP settings IP address subnet mask and standard gateway The device name max 24 characters defined here can be printed on reports gt To save the settings select Save Remote Network Settings Enter here the network addresses for the VNC client and the LPR remote printer gt To save the settings select Save
38. the Task Management menu TASK you can Start a task Configure a new task Edit an existing task change copy delete Numerous applications are available to you for configuring a task such as weighing part counting calculating Every task contains at least one of these applications but it can also comprise a combination of multiple applications You can use applications with the settings configured at the factory or edit the settings for your own requirements and preferences The application Weighing is present as a basic function for every task Which options are available to a given user in the Task Management depends on that user s rights Administrators have access to all options while normal users have only limited access see User Administration in the chapter User Manage ment If no users have been defined the Administrator is automatically active Global tasks can be accessed by all users while local tasks are available only to the users who create them Exception A user can copy global tasks with or without modification to use as a basis for local tasks Option Administrator User Configure change delete local tasks A Configure change delete global tasks A Execute copy local tasks 4 Execute copy global tasks A A gt To enter the Task Management press the key TASK The available tasks are listed as touch screen buttons When the balance is delivered this overview is empty On
39. the input mode between uppercase letters 7 lowercase letters numbers and the complete character set with special characters Add Press Add to confirm the selected character and transfer it to the text line OK Press OK to end the input and save your entry Press backspace to delete the character to the left of the cursor The two arrows move the cursor one character to the left or right Activating or Changing Users In the operating mode the active user is displayed in the user info area in the upper right hand corner of the display To activate a different user open the User Management menu amp P Press the key USER amp Please select User a The available users are listed The currently active user is indicated by an arrow and the highlighting gt i gt Use the cursor softkeys to select the user you would like to activate then gt Administrator confirm with the softkey Administrator The program returns to the operating mode the selected user is logged in with PTA Meier the corresponding rights Limited rights gt Selecting Start will activate the currently selected user Logout Edit Start 10 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com www balances com Please select Task gS Task b Weighing Basic Weighing Averaging 1 Averaging 1 Averaging Averaging Weighing Sort Edit Start www balances com Information for the User Task Management In
40. ton User Profile Hame Uzer e Mew e Title User Profile Mame During operation of the balance the user name is shown in the upper right part of the display as long as the respective user profile is active User Description gt Enter the name maximum of 40 characters and select OK gt To enter a description for the user profile select the button User Description gt Enter the description and select OK gt To complete the process select Save Back Cancel gt I Save Please select User Uzer V The program switches to the user selection list The newly created user profile is added to the end of the list Ifyou wish to activate the new user select the button with the user s name and confirm with the softkey PTA Meier gt gt The program switches to the operating mode and the selected user is activated Restricted rights To create additional user profiles select Edit and repeat the procedure as described above auca gt Eit Start If you would like to switch to the operating mode without changing the user select Start Activating a User In the operating mode the active user is displayed in the user info area in the eae eee upper right hand corner of the display To activate a different user open the User Management menu and select the desired user or gt Press the key USER amp on The available users are listed The currently active
41. ttings are divided into the following six menus Level the balance Calibration adjustment data Timer controlled action Device information Device parameters Import export data Service You have already learned how to use the menus Only the configuration options and their meanings are described below Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 23 Information for the User Le wel me Menu Level the balance Please follow the instructions to level the Se S balance Menu Level the balance Please turn each foot in the direction of the arrow as shown until the red level icon is centered and turns green Back gt I Hext Menu Calibration adjustment data Please check the calibration adjustment parameters Menu e CalAdiust Calibration adjustment data a Calibration adjustment function parameter Menu a Calibration adjustment function parameter User defined ext lin weight parameter 24 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com Level the Balance O Level For precise weighing results it is essential that the balance be completely level Any slight unevenness of the surface on which the balance rests can be compensated for by adjusting the front feet of the balance All Cubis balances are equipped with the automatic leveling function O Level An integrated sensor detects the alignment of the balance and generates a warning if leveling is required
42. ure has ended the selection list is shown again Select Back to return the balance to the operating mode www balances com www balances com Weighing Administrator 10M 2 2006 13 02 09 hax 10200 g d 0 01g Bd a hat d g Tare the balance Please load the balance Cal Adj Menu Please select the menu item Meru Level the balance Calibration adjustment data Timer controlled action Device information Device parameters Back www balances com Information for the User System Settings Menu All of the settings that directly affect use of the balance are configured in this menu These are basic settings changes are effective as soon as they are stored Changed settings do not affect already defined tasks Example You can define the default values presented in the user menu when a new user profile is created If you specify a certain color as the default such as your company color this setting will be preset upon creation of a user profile but can still be individually changed This will not change already existing user profiles All system settings are user independent in other words they are applied to all users To open the System Settings menu select Menu while in operating mode The list of available system settings is displayed To see all menu items use the scroll bar on the right hand side gt Select the menu item for the settings you wish to edit The system se
43. user is indicated by an arrow Please select User A and a darker background gt User gt Select the user you would like to activate gt a ne The program switches to operating mode the selected user is activated and Administrator Shown in the user info area on the upper right PTA Meter Restricted rights LogOut Edit Start Cubis MSU Brief Instructions 33 www balances com Please select User A Uzer Logout Please select the User profile managing sub function Information for the User PTA Meier Limited rights gt I Edit User e Edit Create Fjo Start Modify Copy Delete Change or delete own password Please select the User profile managing sub function Back User e Edit Create Modify Delete Change or delete own password 34 Back qF 7 Cubis MSU Brief Instructions www balances com Editing a User Profile gt gt gt If you have not already done so open the User Management by pressing the USER amp key To open the menu for editing profiles select Edit from the user selection screen The list of edit functions is displayed D Which options for editing user profiles are available depends on whether or not you have Administrator rights The following table shows which changes can be made by each type of user The illustrations in this manual show the screen content listed when an Administrator profile i
44. vibration Options Very stable stable unstable very unstable conditions Application filter Compensates for load fluctuations in the display Options Final readout filling mode low filtering without filtering Stability The stability symbol is displayed when the weighing result is constant within the defined stability range Options Maximum precision very precise precise fast very fast Stability delay This setting lets you compensate for slowly abating disturbances such as turbulence in the weighing chamber of an analytical balance Options Very short short medium long delay ero tare function Defines conditions for taring the balance Options Without after at stability Automatic zeroing If this option is enabled changes of a fixed configured fraction of scale intervals per second starting from the display zero point are automatically tared Options On off Basic weight unit Weight unit to be applied for this task Options All available weight units gram Display accuracy A lower display accuracy results in faster display of the value Options All decimal places disable last decimal place Tare zero at power on The balance is automatically tared when switched on Options On off Configuring the Leveling Function O Level Here you can define the properties of the leveling function Options Off no function status display warning message repeated Defining the Startup Mode of the Balance Here you can select t
45. wn password th Create Modify Copy Back Please select the User profile managing sub function User e Edit ch Create Modify Copy Delete Please select the menu item Menu Device parameters Properties of display and control unit Ports Alibi memory configuration Restore factory settings Update software Back www balances com Information for the User Deleting a User Profile This function is only available to an Administrator Select Delete All available user profiles are shown Mark each profile that you wish to delete and select Hext or To delete all profiles select All The profiles selected for deletion are listed in a confirmation prompt If you wish to modify the selection select Ho or To confirm the deletion press Yes Changing or Deleting Your Own Password VVVVVVYV Activate your profile if it is not already active Select Edit from the user selection list Select Change or delete own password Select Fes Select both buttons in order and enter the password twice Select Hext The display switches to the list of functions for modifying profiles Deleting the Passwords of Other Users This function is only available to an Administrator VV VWVVSVVVVY Activate your own user profile Select Edit from the user selection list Select Delete other passwords A list of all users that have passwords is displayed Mark each
46. www balances com SE Sartorius mechatronics Brief Instructions Sartorius Cubis Series Electronic Precision and Analytical Balances MSU Models MAA ENNIENNI 98648 017 12 www balances com Information for the User Contents Notes on using this manual 3 Safety Instructions 0 0 cece eee eee 4 mended Usera recrearea west a eee a are a 4 Opero x 5 oo ees oe Gos we Gs eS OG ee E EEA 5 Turning the Balance On and Off 5 Q Guide Operating Concept 2008 5 Quick Start First Weighing Operation 7 Touch Screen User Interface 00 eee ee 8 Using the TOUCH SEEN 5 0 oe te0 o are aww eee ae 9 Activating or Changing Users 2 0000 10 Task Management 02 cee eee eee 11 Using Applications with Factory Settings 12 Configuring a New Task 020 e eee wees 12 EXGCUUOMG a TASK serren oa o 0le ol he eae aw es 15 Weighing 49 Gace are b oe ob eon eee ee eee 16 Density Determindllons 2242426 00 de e i dsn95 d 17 Calibration and Adjustment 21 Calibration Adjustment with Built in Calibration Weight 4 4 4 244 4 44 4 oo ae oe eee ea 21 Calibration Adjustment with External Calibration VYCIQUIL 91 Ww a sete as e em ow ave fw ep aos 22 s ie a ai a a a eee ee www balances com System Settings Menu 0 00000 ee 23 Level the Bal
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