USER MANUAL
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1. 27 USER MANUAL 1 Introduction AD series balances are destined for laboratory weighing where high accuracy is required AD6F balances are designed for precise paint weighing in automatic paint pouring process All balances are metrologically tested calibration or legal verification certificate on demand Legal verification is required for balances used in some applications direct trade pharmaceutical prescriptions medical and pharmaceutical analysis goods packing and others Balances with legal verification are mark with the following protective seal placed on the casing mounting screw notified body stamps and green M sticker placed on balance name plate Legal verification is valid for 3 years until verification seals are not broken As weight indication depends on gravitational acceleration in a place of the installation the manufacturer adjusts balance indication for specific gravity zone basing on delivery address Gravity zone is specified with gravitational acceleration range given on a sticker placed at the back of a balance In case installation place is changed or balance indications are not accurate it is advised to contact a nearest service in order to re adjust the balance NACE classification 33 20 31 2 Completeness A standard set consist of 1 Balance Pan base and a pan Feeder ZN12V 500mA User manual Guarantee Card S 4 USER MANUAL 3 Balance description FRONT VIEW2. AD50 AD300 AD510 AD3000 AD2 5 AD5 AD6 AD10 AD12 USER MANUAL AD series File ER AD 041 01 08 AC 4_3 GB USER MANUAL Contents O 3 2 MIES RO ONG 3 A A 4 4 IOVS ANIMAN A a 6 5 Technical EEE e TARIE a 7 A 8 7 Preparations working environment iii 9 8 Preparing a balance to Wide 10 A O e 11 10 Operation DHHCIBIBS S a ea as 12 11 Balance CAI oa 13 12 Adj sting a DAA 13 13 Connecting a balance to a computer or a printer esse 15 14 Special functions dOSOHDUOI taco e tetris ec ete S o tote i ted dee esq 16 15 Legend T 17 AN abb A EER 17 aD 17 18 Weigh summing notis Arti 18 PICS counting POS ose 19 20 Autozeroing AUTOUAT 5s neos e 20 21 Serial port working mode selection LPt sss 20 22 Serial port setting 169232 eee UE 21 23 Date and time setting dAtE optional sss 22 24 Percentage weighing PETGETU s o cies Fo Rode up RE uds 23 25 Weighing unit selection Unit attt coo lev e rt t EH is 24 26 Function Menu customisation ACTIV essere 25 27 Maintenance and repairs of small defects sss 26 Declaration of CODTOFTlly doct e
3. without using E gt key approx 10 results per 9600 gt Te second SEnd 0 1 h Default parameters underlined ott bs To set desired transmission lh parameters activate rs232 function choose appropriate parameter and press gt T lt key to accept needed ale parameter value The example at the m lh left presents how to set transmission speed value to 9600bps Odd die To leave the function choose out m lh option send gt T lt y hy out 22 USER MANUAL 23 Date and time setting dAtE optional 0 00g MENU v b CATE gt Te v b dAt oFF VF SET v b h13 18 st v b h13 T8 Y h13 19 57 Y hI3 T9 ne d04 05 r Q6 No This function enables to set current date and time of internal balance clock and enable disable date and time on weighing result printouts Options dAt oFF deactivate date printout dAton activate date printout using L key dAt SEt change date and time The example at the left presents how to set current date and time Time format h gg mm g hour m minute Date format d mm dd m month d day Year format r rr r two last digits of a year USER MANUAL 23 24 Percentage weighing PEr
4. 200g 300g 5009 600g TE 85 Accuracy cass 55 Min load Min 59 59 si s v Balance weight Calibration weight F2 10009 F2 20009 F2 20009 F2 50009 8 USER MANUAL 6 Security rules To avoid electrical shock or damage of a balance or connected peripheral devices it is necessary to follow the security rules below e All repairs and necessary regulations can be made by authorised personnel only e avoid fire risk use a feeder of an appropriate type supplied with a balance Pay attention that supply voltage is compatible with specified technical data e Do not use a balance when its cover is opened e Do not use a balance in explosive conditions e Do not use a balance in high humidity e Ifa balance seems not to operate properly plug it out of the mains and do not use it until checked by authorised service USER MANUAL 9 7 Preparations working environment When choosing a location to set up the balance remember the following rules to ensure proper working conditions and user friendly operating setup the balance on an even flat surface leaving necessary room for easy access maintain proper working temperature avoid strong air drafts vibrations dust big temperature changes and humidity over 90 avoid locations with extreme heat ra
5. LONG protocol 8bits Istop no parity 4800bps Bytes description 1 mark or space 2 space 3 4 digit or space 5 9 digit decimal point or space 10 digit 1l space 12 k l c p or space 13 g b t cor 14 space 15 CR 16 LF 16 USER MANUAL 14 Special functions description All balances beside basic functions like weighing and tare are equipped with the set of additional functions Standard set of special functions include pieces counting autozeroing serial port working mode setting serial port parameters setting percentage weighing weighing unit change grams carats pounds prescriptions making calibration options Other special functions may be enabled as an option on customer request described in additional brochure when ordered For easy access to the most frequently used functions use ACt V function to select functions to be displayed in functions menu When special function is active MODE indicator is displayed USER MANUAL 17 15 Legend Kk 129 br y WV 16 Normal weighing 0 009 rege 43 04 g 63 24 g 23 13g st lt 0 00 g Y loaded pan unloaded pan press a key when on left forced change automatic change When a pan is empty and indication is different than zero press 7 key Weighing resu
6. Balances 50 AD600 pan 2 pan support under the pan 3 pan ring 4 LCD display 5 keys 6 rotating legs 7 water level pan 2 pan support under the pan 3 pan ring 4 LCD display 5 keys 6 rotating legs 7 water level USER MANUAL Balances AD6 AD12 pan 2 pan support under the pan 3 pan ring 4 LCD display 5 keys 6 rotating legs 7 water level REAR VIEW Printer or computer Feeder Adjust switch Feeder RxD receiver TxD transmitter ON OFF 12V 500mA chassis 6 USER MANUAL 4 Keys and indicators 4 MODE AUT SUM 1 0 000 Tec tare subtract package weight from weighed mass 0 zeroing balances for direct sale use only E data output print transmission calibration navigation mode switch MENU menu switch off standby result stabilisation bar indicator total load indicator 0 100 indicator OFF stand by mode Max Min d e metrologic parameters and accuracy class indicator Additional V digit incrementation gt decimal point T next digit MENU end USER MANUAL 7 5 Technical data Capacity Max 50g 60g 100g 200g 300g 500g 600g Tare range 50g 60g 100g
7. Autozeroing function is activated automatically for 10 min after switching on 21 Serial port working mode selection LPt CR Loog J meno SG yb ate y LPt OFF S A LPton Te lt e y N N gt 0 009 This function enables to select serial port working mode When function is active weighing result with successive number is printed automatically after putting and replacing weighed sample after result stabilisation In order to change working mode to work with a computer press MENU key then with 7 key chose LPt and LPt oFF Weighing result is send only after pressing L gt key and result stabilisation without successive measurement number USER MANUAL 21 22 Serial port setting rS232 0 000 The function enables to set the MENU following transmission parameters Y lh standard parameters underlined transmission speed bAud 1200 232 DT 4800 9600 o the number of bits in a byte bit 7 ww hy 8 parity control PArItY 0 1 Odd 0 baud gt T lt 1 network number when working in hy multistand computer system when working as a single scale the value 4800 should be S continuous transmission
8. CEnt 0 00 This function enables to display E weighing result as a percentage of a reference sample v A measurement is performed in two phases 19 07 O MENU first phase weighing a reference hy sample v second phase measuring specific sample as a percentage of the reference sample PErCEnt gt Te v Weighing result is displayed in different format depending on the PEr OFF reference sample weight value For values of 0 3 5 of weighing range NX the format is 100 0 for values 3 35 it is 100 00 and PEr on 35 100 100 00 hy The function has the following y options PEr oFF disables the function 100 00 PEr on stores current indication as 10096 and activates percentage y welghing 50 00 PEr Con activates percentage O weighing with the previous reference sample value Note When the function is activated T key function does not change 24 USER MANUAL 25 Weighing unit selection Unlt Use this function to choose SS 1 609 MENU weighing unit bd h carats 1 ct 0 2 g Unit STE pounds 1 Ib 0 454kg grams v The example at the left presents CArAt idka how to set carats as weighing unit gt h 8 00 USER MA
9. NUAL 25 26 Function Menu customisation ACtIV MENU This function enables to select special hy functions that will be displayed after pressing MENU key Easy access to the most useful functions will shorten ACTIV Er operation time and make work more lh comfortable To differ Act V function from the o AUTOtAr function menu v indicator 15 WW displayed at the left side of the display O o O Operation sequence shown on the picture presents how to add RS232C parameters setting function 75232 to S232 pT the Function Menu To remove a function from the fo OFF Function Menu choose rS oF F in the last operation Son as 26 USER MANUAL 27 Maintenance and repairs of small defects 1 A balance should be kept clean 2 Take care that no dirt gets between a casing and a pan If found any remove a pan lift it up remove dirt and then replace a pan 3 In case of improper operation caused by short lasting power supply decay unplug a balance from the mains and then plug it again after few seconds 4 To calibrate a balance contact your nearest service it is necessary to make legal verification again 5 It is forbidden to make any repairs by unauthorised persons 6 To repair a balance please contact our nearest service Error communicates Communicate Possible cause Re
10. alised on a display Press MENU to call special functions Press gt T lt to choose CALlbr and CAL on Press V several times to select desired weight value It is advised to use as great weight value as possible Press gt T lt to accept When LOAD appears put the weight no a pan Wait When unLOAD appears take off the weight Switch to Pr OFF position using small screwdriver Pr ON disappears USER MANUAL 15 13 Connecting a balance to a computer or a printer The balance may send data to a computer or a printer via RS232C interface RS232C When cooperating with a computer the balance sends weighing result after initialising signal from a computer or after pressing E key When cooperating with the balance a computer should be equipped with a program that enables receiving and Case processing data from the balance RxD receiver TxD transmitter GND AXIS offers computer programs to cooperate with balances Demo versions and program descriptions are available on the website www axis pl RS 232C Test free serial port testing program ProCell residual program for cooperation with Microsoft EXCEL and other Microsoft Windows applications demo version Detailed information for programmers The balance sends data with a following method Computer gt Balance initiation signal S I CR LF 53h 49h 0Dh 04 1 Balance Computer weighing result in the following format 16Bytes
11. diation and electromagnetic or magnetic fields 10 USER MANUAL 6 Preparing a balance to work 1 Take all content out of a package 2 Place the balance on a stable ground not affected by mechanical vibrations and airflows 3 Level the balance with rotating rear legs 6 so that the air bubble in water level at the back of the balance is in the middle 4 AD50 AD500 Put a pan base 2 on the mandrel sticking out of a balance cover 3 Put a pan 1 on apan base pan 150mm is connected to pan base 1 5 ADI0 AD12 Put elements 2 on the mandrel sticking out of 2 a balance put a pan 6 Plug a feeder to the power socket at the back of the balance Moisture in the air may condense on the surface of the balance when transferred to the warmer environment In this case leave the balance for at least 4 hours unplugged from the mains for conditioning to avoid wrong operating or damage of the balance Leave the pan empty and plug the feeder to the mains 230V At the end of self tests the balance displays zero indication and is now ready to work USER MANUAL 11 9 Start up mc i C 5 NI AC S 7 After switching on the balance performs automatic self test Program version Zeroing Ready to work 12 USER MANUAL 10 Operation principles 1 Weighed sample should be placed in the centre of the pan 2 In direct sale use d e make s
12. epends on gravitational acceleration it is advised to check balance indication accuracy before and after series of measurement using any load with known weight To check a balance with legal verification use calibration weight as stated in Technical Data table with valid calibration certificate In case permissible error is exceeded it is advised to contact the nearest service to calibrate a balance 12 Adjusting a balance If balance indications exceed permissible error it is necessary to adjust a balance To calibrate a balance use calibration weight as stated in Technical Data table or of better accuracy with valid calibration certificate contact the nearest service for legal verification in a place f To adjust a balance it is necessary to break protective marks please of installation or the nearest Measurements Office Calibration report CAL Prn FACTORY NUMBER s PROGRAM NUMBER version date 14 USER MANUAL Operation sequence gt O 00g MENU v CAllbr 5T CAL oFF CAL on 5 y my v v b m 4 m Te v LOAD y e unLOAD y 0 009 Remove a protective mark from acalibration switch at the back ofa balance OFF gt ON Switch to Pr ON position using small screwdriver sign
13. hase single piece weight calculation on the basis of defined pieces amount 5 10 20 50 100 200 or 500 pieces second phase pieces counting MENU It is advised that single piece weight hy is not less than one reading unit and sample weight used in first phase is PCS Te bigger than 100 reading units To leave function press F key and then with key chose PCS and PCS oFF PCS oFF Note NU Err 3 communicate signalises that a sample was not put on a pan The PCS on SEI same communicate appears if single piece weight is less than one y reading unit it is possible to count pieces but measuring error is bigger To chose previously used pieces amount select in first phase 5 During pieces counting gt T lt key i function does not change O pcs y 20 USER MANUAL 20 Autozeroing AUtOtAr X 0 019 SS MENU N hy AUTOTAr 5T v AUt oFF AUt on 5 f gt Nar SS Te b When AUtotAr function 15 activated a balance automatically keeps zero indication if a pan is empty or if zero indication was acquired by pressing 7 lt key To leave the function press MENU key then with T key chose AUtOtAr and AUt oFF Note
14. lt should be read when the indicator 2 lights A balance is equipped with tare equal to its range USER MANUAL 18 Weigh summing rECIPE 0 00 g MENU v b rECIPE Te Y EC OFF E EC on o10 01g o 0 009 y 010 029 5 v o 0 00g y 010 039 z v t 30 060 This function enable to weigh few ingredients in one container and to display aggregated sum of all ingredients The function has the following options rEC oFF leave the function and display aggregated sum of all ingredients rEC on activate the function rEC Con return to previous series of weighing Before weighing each ingredient A B C etc remember to tare the balance To read aggregated sum of all previously weighed components press 4Y key or use rECoFF option To return to ingredients weighing press 4 key again Note When rECIPE function is active thesign O is displayed at the left of the display When rEC oFF option was used SUM indicator disappears after pressing gt T lt key USER MANUAL 19 19 Pieces counting PCS This function enables to count Te identical pieces e g turnbuckles or buttons A measurement is performed in two phases first p
15. medy C 1 6 over 1 min selftests failed if displayed more than 1 minute contact an authorised service not appear L pan missing put the pan on mechanical damage contact an authorised service H overloading remove the load from the pan Err b the scale was switched on with remove a load from the pan loaded pan mechanical damage of the load cell contact an authorised service unstable weighing indications press F key contact an authorised service place the scale on a stable unstable ground m al OM ground not affected by vibrations m d mechanical vibrations and indicator does ait flows airflows scale is damaged contact an authorised service taring in progress as above USER MANUAL 27 Declaration of Conformity AXIS Sp ka z 0 0 80 125 Gdansk ul Kartuska 375B confirm with all responsibility that scales 4050 AD60 49100 40200 AD300 AD500 AD600 AD250 40510 AD1000 AD2000 403000 AD2 5 AD5 AD6 AD6F AD10 AD12 marked with CE mark comply with the following 1 EN 55022 2000 standard Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of information technology equipment and IEC 61000 4 3 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 4 3 Testing and measurement techniques Radiated radio frequency electromagnetic field immunity test harmonized with the Council C Directive 89 336 EEC Electromag
16. netic compatibility directive Additionally scales with the following markings on the name plate 0 iL 1443 a sticker with two digit number of the year in which the mark was affixed and the number of the Notified Body responsible for EC verification a green metrology sticker with M mark a protective seal affixed by the Notified Body comply with THE requirements stipulated on the EC Type Approval Certificate No PL 04 030 and was verified to comply with 2 EN 45501 Metrological aspects of non automatic weighing instruments harmonised with the Council Directive 90 384 EEC amended with 93 68 EEC Additional information Conformity evaluation for the Council Directive 73 23 EEC and 89 336 EEC were carried out by Laboratorium Badawcze Oddziatu Instytutu Elektrotechniki in Gdansk accredited by PCA EC Type Approval Certificate No PL 04 030 was issued by Gl wny Urzad Miar in Warsaw Notified Body no 1440 Gdansk 23 01 2007 r Per pro Director of AXIS Sp z 0 0 Production Manager Jan Ko czak ignature 28 USER MANUAL Notes
17. ure that zero indicator is displayed If not press 0 key and wait until zero indication and zero indicator appears In other balances the key does not operate 3 The balance is equipped with a tare equal to its range To tare the balance press gt T lt key Storing a tare value does not extend measuring range but only subtracts it from a load placed on a pan To make weight control easier and to avoid range overdrawing the balance is equipped with a load indicator graduated in percentages 4 Weighing result should be read when the indicator 2 lights which signalises stabilisation of a result 5 When the balance is not used but it is necessary to be ready to work immediately it can be switched off by pressing 1 6 key The balance reading system is then switched off to standby mode signalled by the indicator OFF To switch the balance on press 1 0 key The balance is immediately ready to operate maximum accuracy after self tests 6 The mechanism of the balance is a precise device sensitive to mechanical strokes and shocks Before transportation take off the pan move it slightly and lift it up and f the pan base and preserve from any damages Do not overload the balance more then 20 of maximum load Max Do not press a pan with a hand 7 The balance should not be used to weigh ferromagnetic materials due to accuracy decrease USER MANUAL 13 11 Balance checking As weight indication d
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