Operating Instruction - Analytical Balances ASX series
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1. Ae See Sen Percent setup Statistics M4 gt 05P 01 Statistics gt ON 02 Results 03 Clear Draw 40 Percents cooperation with other functions Statistics 45 16 5 Weighing animals Function activation Mode 1 5 03 04 Mode 15 08 22 MO Basic weighing Mi Parts counting M2 Checkweighing Eu M3 Filling Y c M4 Percent e M5 gt Animal weighing M6 Density e 4 __ Animal weighing setup M5 M01 Filter FASTEST mesi 02 Threshold 10 DIV C 03 Auto start ON NN 04 Statistics OFF 05 Run f gt nim EN Y UE MS ees Draw 41 Weighign animals view of the display External setting FILTR Decides how fast final stable result is received the faster filter the shorter time of measurement STAGE Value in actual scale intervals is value the result must be below The result of weighing must be smaller than value of actual scale intervals in order to do following automatic measurement AUTO START Automatic start up following measurements STATISTICS Statistics counting for particular subjects START Start measurements up 46 16 6 Density of solids and liquids In additional equipment of analytical balances there are Specific Gravity Measurement Kit Draw 42 Specific Gravity Measurement Kit Components of the kit 1 Beaker stand 7 String 2 Pan stand 8 Float hook 3 Float 9 Top pan 4 Beaker 102. load mass and quantity of pieces measure unit the result is stable line of max range of the balance work mode date time precise ZERO 4 1 Keyboard Units Setup 4 Each key is dual function key Particular function can be done through User also can move in the balance menu dh Switches the display off ON OFF key e Function key F key Mode Selects the work mode MODE key Units Changes measure units UNITS key 1 Sends information to external instrument PRINT or confirms parameter value or function ENTER J PRINT ENTER Key ite Sets indication to zero Esc TARA Key cat Calibration Setup Menu of balances La 4 j gt Navigation bar Y 4 2 Connections power adapter socket PS keyboard connector RS 232 port additional display socket PONS Draw 4 Sockets of the WPX balance 5 USER MENU There are 9 groups in user menu Each group is named by P letter Name and contents of each group is presented below P1 Calibration 01 Int calibr function 02 Ext calibr 5 function O3 User calibr function 04 Calibr test function 05 Weight corr 0 0 06 Auto calibr 3 both 07 Auto cal time 3 3 hours 08 Print report 1 on P2 GLP 01 User Nowak Jan 02 Project AR 65 04 03 Time print 0 off 04 Date prin 0 off 05 User print 0 off 06 Project print 0 off 07 ld print 0 off 08 Last cal print
3. 114493 10 Software rev MBa a 23 11 Par printout function 12 Par Receive function 13 Passwd prot function Parameters in user menu are e functional for particular activity eg the balance calibration e selectable selects one of few values from the balance memory e noted changes sets in the balance memory eg Date time user number texts 12 Menu graphic version Press the SETUP key to display main menu of the balance display 1 Select the submenu whose contents is displayed after pressing the RIGHT ARROW key display Il 2 3 A 3 Set p 13 48 14 P1 Calibration e e m 15 03 04 Setup P4 as dei P1 01 Int calibr Thala asl ade function ps5 Geng 02 Ext calibr ESA d vt function D Ma 03 User calibr senna nee function ub i outs 04 Calibr test kk function y is 05 Weight corr 0 0 u 06 Auto calibr 3 both e emt 07 Auto cal time 3 3 hours CO 5 6 5 1 S 5 Draw 5 Menu 1 main menu number 2 indication of the function selection 3 function name 4 currently used function 5 submenu number 6 submenu name 7 attribute of the menu 8 value of the attribute Move in user menu User moves in the menu by the balance keyboard PS keyboard Communicates from computer to the balance 13 5 1 1 The balance keyboard Setup enter main menu Y f
4. 74 Mass on the pan during determining mas sof Piece lt 10 Div 2 11 singular piece in the function of counting pieces less than 10 actual scale intervals Value of reference mass in the function Ref lt 1000 Div 2 12 deviations is less than 1000 actual scalen intervals above the range 3 1 The parameter value above the range Faulty value 3 2 Inadmissible value of the paraemter i The parameter cannot be changed Blocked DRH oe Function DRH active in the factory menu Writting error 4 1 Party error 4 2 Frame error 4 3 Errors during date transmission to sprinter or computer stopped transmission CTS 4 4 PR stopped transmission 45 XOFF incorrect date 5 1 Faulty date 2a Exceed admissible time during for an Exceed time 6 1 operation eg zero Instruction number LMI 29 02 06 08 ENG 75 MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC WEIGHING INSTRUMENTS R A D W A G RADWAG 26 600 Radom Bracka 28 Street POLAND Central tel 48 48 38 48 800 tel fax 48 48 385 00 10 Sales Department 48 48 366 80 06 www radwag com mm DIN EN ISO 9001 2000 CERTIFICATE NO 71 100 C206 76
5. TA 42 16 4 Percents ose EELER 43 16 5 Weighing animals 1 rtt Leiter ree rep ee 46 16 6 Density of solids and Iouide A 47 16 6 1 Density of liquids eerie tenerent tenente 47 16 6 2 Density of solids cernit te rite its eaten 48 16 7 Seu le NEE 48 16 8 EI ELE 53 17 KINDS OF PRINTOUTS 1 necem Ee ENEE 55 17 1 Standard printout nerit ei ee retten een 55 17 2 Non standard printout ssseeee emm 56 17224 LeXIS teen eege enee 57 17 2 2 Composing texts by Edition function sesers 62 17 2 3 Select non standard porintouts 63 18 COOPERATION WITH PRINTER OR COMPUTER 64 18 1 Connections oti eene a E Repo Einer henson saprei eget 64 19 COOPERATION WITH LABEL PRINTERS CITIZEN CLP 521 65 20 WEIGHING LOADS UNDER THE BALANCE rennen 70 21 CONNECTING ADDITIONAL KEYS cene 71 22 LIST OF COMMUNICATIONS COMPUTER BALANCE 71 23 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS eene nnns 74 24 COMMANDS ABOUT ERRORS eese nennen 74 1 UNWRAPING THE BALANCE 1 1 The balance AS X Cut safety tape off Take balance off the box Take all necessary to correct performance of balance elements off the box After replace balance in place of use put scale and rest of elements on 4 C open side doors of weighing CD 2
6. J DD gt Draw 35 Dosage activation of the function Display TR 60 000 WGH 52 430 7 570 Draw 36 Dosage display 1 mass which should be added 2 graphs 3 function name 4 TR reference value mass which is declared see drawing 39 M3 01 Reference mass 5 WGH mass on the pan 42 16 4 Percents This function compares load mass to standard mass which value should be given The result of this operation is displayed in percentages Following functions dosage weighing statistics can cooperate with deviation function Activation of the function Mode 15 08 22 Mode M50304 E MO Basic weighing i Mi Parts counting Q M2 Checkweighing M3 Filling Y J M4 gt Percent e M5 Animal weighing M6 Densi ensiy Percent setup M4 gt 01 Reference p gt 55 000 g 02 Decimal places 4 PLACES a 03 Checkweighing OFF 04 Filling OFF 05 Statistics ON 06 Run Display REF 55 000 WGH 20 006 36 3700 100 Draw 38 Percents display 1 percentage value proportion of the mass on the pan and standard mass 2 function name 3 REF masa odnosienia see drawing 40 M4 01 4 WGH mass on the pan 43 Cooperation of the deviations with other functions During activation of the function set option YES for parameters M4 03 04 05 Select field START and start work after setting function Dosag
7. String 5 Thermometer 11 Bottom pan clamp 6 Termometer 12 Attachments 16 6 1 Density of liquids Basic component during measure solids of liquids is glass float It has precise determined capacity which is stamped on the float hook Write password to balance memory before the measurements During the measurement of liquid density mass of glass float in the air is compared to its mass in the liquid The result is presented on the display automaticaly after its counting by the balance program The result can be sent through RS 232 to printer or computer after pressing PRINT key 47 16 6 2 Density of solids Density of solids can be determined in one of 3 different liquids WATER destiled water ALCOHOL spirit 100 0 1 at 20 C OTHER other liquid with known density Measurement of density of solids is based on comparison sample mass in air weighed on top pan to the same sample mass in the liquid on bottom pan The programme counts density of sample and displays it on the display The result can be sent through RS 232 to printer or computer after setting the key PRINT Precise description of measurements performance and setting is the manual of Specific Gravity Measurement Kit 16 7 Formulation This function is used to make mixtures under recipes This function is recomended to use in drug stores The program is equiped with calculate memory The balance remembers singular compone
8. move down in the menu A move up in the menu b selects submenu which is activated Submenu contents is presented on the display c4 move one level up to main menu Esc adsl Resignation parameter changing 5 1 2 Return to weighing function Introduced changes are recorded after return to weighing N mode and confirm changes Press the ESC key many times If following question appears on the display press ENTER confirm or ESC cancel Setup 13 47 24 9 Save setup Enter Esc Draw 6 Return to weighing 14 5 1 3 PS computer keyboard Each key on the balance keyboard has its equvivalent on the PS keyboard for functions Description keyboard Switch on off the balance display o re Move to the balance menu Setup Selects work mode Mode Fa Selects measure unit Units rs PRINT F TARE sate for direction keys It Move up A Move to level up 4 Sets selected parameter a D Move down Y 15 for ENTER PRINT keys and ESC d exe Confirm changes ei Esc Cancel and leave function without changes pr 5 1 4 By means of virtual keyboard through RS 232 Most of the functions are done by the balance desk or PS keyboard They are aslo done by sending orders computer balance This commands enables to move in the balance manu and control the balance work The list of the command
9. 005 sample005 1 5034 g 006 sampleoo6 1 0000 g 007 sample007 0 5400 g Draw 31 Automatic Correction of Preciseness record in date base Select the field and write names of weighed elements Press the Enter record name and Enter record value Next to name singular piece mass should be introduced It can be remembered using 02 Recall sample 39 16 1 3 Select piece from date base Active function of counting pieces as it is shown on below scheme setup 15 03 04 Mode 14 00 04 E MO Basic weighing 1 Mi gt Parts counting oo M2 Checkweighing PX ET M3 Filing Y M4 Percent Parts counting setup M2 MS uewe Mioi Units weight 1 000g Me Deen o Recalsampe gt 03 Slore sample 04 Checkweighin A 06 g Parts counting setup gt Recall sample 06 Statistic MIP 02h 001 sampled01 1 0000 D SS 07 Run 002 sample 002 3 0000 T 003 p tabletkaCa 1 0000 g 1 004 sample004 z l i eh 005 sample 005 Parts counting setup 006 sampieoog M Pot Units weight 1 0009 SSE M 007 sample 007 02 Recall sample f 03 Store sample i p z o 04 Checkweighing NIE lm A 05 Filing NIE C 08 Statistic NIE Ne NS 07 Be X ut y_looc gt amp e bo TN Draw 32 Select piece from date base Select piece form date base Start counting pieces 16 2 Checkweighing The sample is weighed precisely when the limits of weighing are settled The p
10. Y i a Draw 27 Counting pieces main menu Set standard mass and press the ENTER or select 07 Start and press the RIGHT ARROW Functions to count details are activated Parts counting 14 01 26 APW 1 000 WGH 105 43 e 105 pcs Draw 28 Counting pieces display view APW singular piece mass g WGH all pieces mass on the pan pcs mark for counting pieces Return to weighing Press the MODE and display shows list of all functions Select MO Weighing Press the RIGHT ARROW display show stage of weighing 37 16 1 2 Counting through determine singular element mass from the standard batch Start the procedure of counting pieces in accordance with p 16 1 1 it does not matter which mass in the field 01 Select 07 Start and press the key RIGHT ARROW In the counting pieces function press the key Units Dialog window appears on the display Select the batch quantity fiels 01 04 or write it in 05 Standard Parts counting 14 04 33 APW 1 000 WGH 105 43 m Parts counting setup Mib 01 gt 01 Sample size 10 02 Sample size 20 03 Sample size 50 04 Sample size 100 05 Sample 25 free PCS l vt toc al 74 Draw 29 Countimg pieces with using standard batch Then press the RIGHT ARROW key and follow orders presented on the display Parts counting 14 12 33 APW 5 2282 WGH 52 279 a 10 Parts counting 14 12 35 APW 5 1837 WGH 72 574 25 14 4
11. c End of variables edition 02Ennnn c Print nnn labels 02G c End of the label 66 e Anexample of an internal printout definition 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PG gt 10 gt Edycja wydr Tekst 1 Tekst 2 Tekst 3 Tekst 4 Tekst 5 Tekst 6 Tekst 7 Tekst 8 Tekst 9 Tekst 10 eee sese funkcja V02L crE tykietao 1 ex cV 0 2U01 N c 102U0 2 d 1c 02U03 tict o2f 350 cE c 102EbE0003 RAR ECO e Then set the rest of the parameters Printout number 1 Prn 1 start Prn 1 stop E 10 02 03 04 05 06 P6 gt 01P Printout No Pr 1 start Pr 1 stop Pr 2 start Pr 2 stop Pr 3 start 181102 Setup AZ 1 Printout 1 1 10 1 1 After setting all the corresponding parameters return to weighing mode save the parameters Now you can connect the balance with the printer a cable diagram in the users manual Check the setting of transmition parameters both in the balance and in the printer They should be the same Place a load on the weight pan and after stabilizing press PRINT The designed printout will be sent to the printer and three identical labels will be printed out 67 The printout appearance 09 14 56 Mass 145 34 5 g 27 10 1005 Signature Table 2 Variables present in all operation modes Variable Number of characters Descripti
12. composition of the mixture on connected printer There are names and setting of particular component and total contents of the mixture parameter 06 Statistics 49 parameter 06 01 Statistics switch on YES or switch off NO statistic couting Attention Statistics counting refers only to total mass of prepared mixtures singular components mass are not counted parameter 07 Start enter work modes Recipes Information on the graphic display for recipes 15 03 04 Formulation 90 110 WGH 8 000 SUM 0 000 5 290 Draw 44 Recipes functions 1 mass which is actualy on the pan 2 stable measurement sing 3 function name 4 settled mass of the weighed component in the parameter 04 Recipe 5 Sum of weighed components of the mixture which are in calculate memory of the balance 6 quantity of weighed components in the recipe 7 name of weighed component 8 sige graphs Information how much left to gain settled component is presented on these graphs 90 110 4 gt 0 90 110 101 99 Draw 45 graphs automatical scale 4 90 50 Procedure of preparing mixtures according to recorded components and their mass in the balance memory Write names and components mass in the parameter 04 Recipe Remember about the dependences there cannot be more than 10 signs confirm each name by the ENTER key and write mass which will be in
13. eatea EES 23 7 3 Manual calibration siiin iii 24 7 3 1 Internal caltbratton 2 eee erii n 24 7 3 2 External calbraton isisi nctei iniii 24 7 3 3 Calibration performed by user 25 7 3 4 Calibration report Drintout 26 8 SETTING PRINTOUTS FOR GLP PROCEDURES 27 9 SETTING TIME AND DATE eene nnns 27 10 SETTING THE PARAMETERS eene nennen nnne 30 10 1 Setting c ds 30 10 2 Value release rere inpet ee deter e eng nete eden 31 10 3 Set the display refreshing time 31 10 4 Set autozero working cecinere tenete tne 31 10 5 Last digil 3 rette A e E ai 31 10 6 EI KEE 32 11 FUNCTIONS IN USING RS 232 PORT cene 32 12 PRINTOUT KE 33 13 ACCESS TO MASS UNITS a seeseesesiseseeeeste enne nns anna aint anat 33 14 SETTING ACCESSIBILITY OF THE WORK MODES 34 15 OTHER PARAMETERS 5 erii Leere te deen 34 16 USING WORK MODERNER 36 16 1 Countign pieces of the same mass 36 16 1 1 Counting pieces after writing piece mass 37 16 1 2 Counting through determine singular element mass from the standard batch aic ener ideae de dede cede etr terne tlc 38 16 1 3 Select piece from date base AA 40 16 2 Checkweighing 1p tien td Rte otii ee bte Ene 40 16 3 alle
14. ibus 1 enabled o P9 Global 04 Pounds TNR 0 disabled Ki i onas 05 Ounces 0 disabled Fe 06 Ounces troy RARE 0 disabled 07 Dwt EER 0 disabled Y Dr5 E Se Draw 24 Measure units setting After set proper values of the parameters return to weighing mode in accordance to p 5 1 2 of the manual 33 14 SETTING ACCESSIBILITY OF THE WORK MODES In this group of parameters user declares work modes which are accessible for operator after pressing Mode key Weighing 13 57 20 T 0 0 0 0 0 SC LG m g 15 03 04 Setup 13 57 24 P3 Date Time P4 Readout FA ei dn f MEN Setup 13 57 28 K P7 Units P8 01 P Parts cout 1 l enabled P8 P Modes 02 Checkweighing 1 l enabled P9 Globals 03 Filling 1 lenabled 04 Percent 1 lenabled Y 05 Animal 1 lenabled Ed 06 Density 1 lenabled lt gt 07 Formulation 1 enabled 08 Statistics 1 enabled 1 09 Cereals dens enabled Draw 25 The balance functions setting All work modes values of the parameters are 1 yes are accessible from the level of switching between work modes The changes of the parameters can be done according to p 5 1 1 of the manual 15 OTHER PARAMETERS User can set parameters have influence on work with balance in group of the paraemeters P9 Others eg beep signals etc Enter submenu group P9 Others the same as in pakt 14 01 ID Setting it includes 6 digits 6 codes which can be us
15. programme functions change the passwords own and user One user who is authorised to sets and the balance functions determined by administrator Setting password and access authorization After set the password and access parameters parameter P9 13 Password protection write the password for administrator If the admistrator password is different from 0 the program wants administrator password during enter for the parameter P9 13 Password protection Every enter this parameter the software demands administrator password after writting correct password it is possible to set the parameter P9 13 Password protection Dependly on setting the password is shown as digits or stars start value each digit 0 18 According to p 5 1 1 of the manual enter the menu P9 Globals 15 03 04 Setup 13 48 14 P3 Date Time d Readout PS S22 Setup 13 48 18 P7 Units P9 gt 07 Screenserver 1 enabled P8 Modes 08 Temperature beem function Y P9 Globals 09 Balance Id 114493 NT di 10 Software rev Mba a23 function We 11 Par printout ere function 12 Par receive LBE E function 13 By Passwd prot Faas function K Draw 9 Password activation the function Setup 13 49 18 Administrator User Start Mode Setup Cal GLP only Asterisk Draw 9 1 Menu password protection Administrator line to write administrator who has access to all set up User line to write user passwor
16. 0 off P3 Date Time 01 Date format 0 DA MO YR 02 Time format 0 24 hours 03 Time Function 04 Date ckok ok kokoko Function 05 Disp time 1 on 06 Disp date 1 on 10 P4 Readout Filter Value relase Disp Refresh Autozero Last digit Negative P5 RS 232 Baud rate Parity Data bits Stop bits Handsake Auto print Interval Min mass Print on stab Printer type Cut paper P6 Printout Printout No Pr 1 start Pr 1 stop Pr 2 start Pr Edit String 1 String 80 Grams Miligrams Carats Pounds Ounces Ounces troy Dwt Taele Hk Taele S Taele T Momms Grains Newtons Ticaal Custom Custom factor okok ok ok KK 11 enabled 0 standard 1 1 1 function 1 enabled 1 enabled 1 enabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 0 disabled 1 P8 Work modes 01 Parts count 1 enabled 02 Checkweighing 1 enabled 03 Filling 1 enabled 04 Percent 1 enabled 05 Animal 1 enabled 06 Density 1 enabled 07 Formulation 1 enabled 08 Statistics 1 enabled P9 Globals 01 ID setting function 02 ID autoprint 0 off 03 Beep 1 enabled 04 Language 1 english 05 Backlight 1 on 06 Contrast function 07 Screensaver 0 enabled 08 Temperature function 09 Balance Id
17. BRATION To ensure high precision of weighing corrective factor in relation to standard mass must be noted in the balance memory periodicaly it is the balance calibration Calibration should be performed when The weighing is started Long breaks are between following measure series Temperature inside the balance changes more than 0 8 C Kind of calibration Internal automatic calibration started if temperature changes started if the time changes Manual internal calibration started by the balance keyboard Calibration made with external weight with declared mass which cannot be modificated with any mass which should be given before the calibration process In verified balances only automatic internal calibration and manual internal calibration is accessible 1 Perform the calibration when there is no load on the pan 7 1 Automatic balance calibration It is performed when Period of time passes from last calibration temperature changes for settled value by manufacturer for balances is 0 8 C Following information appears on the display Calibration Automatic calibration Starts in 12 seconds Clear the pan Draw 11 automatic calibration display Time delay in starting the calibration up enables user to yese load off the pan untill the measurements are performed If the T O key is pressed the calibration process is stopped 21 Set up automatic calibartion 2 3 4 i emp S
18. If the functions are activated all parameters of the balance are received through RS 232 After reception the balance informs user how many parameters are accepted how many are changed how many were declared incorrectly and how many were not accepted by the software Printing and reception of the parameters is very easy and fast procedure of introducing new setting After printing actual parameters to file in the computer user changes the parameters very fastly and without any problems User sends new corrected setting to the balance software After these changes the balance accepts new set up User must know all parameters and computer operation very well Password protection this submenu contains options about accee password for administrator and user see 6 1 USING WORK MODES 16 1 Countign pieces of the same mass It can be done after write singular piece mass Write singular piece mass Determine singular piece mass on base of standard quantity Element selection from date base 936 16 1 1 Counting pieces after writing piece mass Start function of counting pieces drawing No 33 15 03 04 MO Wa enie Y Mik Liczenie sztuk Le M2 Dowazanie M3 Dozowanie M4 Odchylki M5 Wa enie z M6 Ge sto Ustawienia Liczenie sztuk Mi 01 Masa wzorca gt 1 000g 02 Prouw wzorca 03 Zapis wzorca 04 Dowazanie NIE 05 Dozowanie NIE LC 06 Statystyka NIE ba 07 Star
19. Operating instruction Instruction number LMI 29 02 06 08 ENG Analytical balances AS X series MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC WEIGHING INSTRUMENTS RADWAG 26 600 Radom Bracka 28 Street POLAND phone 48 48 38 48 800 phone fax 48 48 385 00 10 Sales Department 48 48 366 80 06 www radwag com JUNE 2008 Contents 1 UNWRAPING THE BALANCE eene nnne nnne 5 Vids RN Ee 5 2 START THE BALANCE UP eese nennen ennt nnne nnn 6 2 1 Conditions of proper usage emm eee 6 2 2 Setlevel EE 6 2 9 Warming up siii Rei coe eret d deinen vised oe aee ced seed redes 6 3 APPROPRA TION m 7 DESCRIPTION OF THE BALANCE display eene 8 44 Keyboard eee re depended ete ec ER eium 9 E elle 10 5 USER MENU ener nre 10 5 1 Move in user menu 13 5 1 1 The balance keyboard sss enne 14 5 1 2 Return to weighing function ssessssssessnnerssssrrrnnnnsssernnnnnserernnnn 14 5 1 3 PS computer kevboard ne 15 5 1 4 By means of virtual keyboard through RS 232 ss 16 9 2 Usermenu s ene xe ER S ERR D eem 16 6 WEIGHING 5 etie epe eer 17 6 1 Log iri function EE 18 T BALANCE CALIBRATION eeeeeeeeeenneennnennnn nennen nennt 21 7 1 Automatic balance calibration eeeeeseeerieeerrssrriresriireerinrerrnsnres 21 2 Calibration feet e aaea
20. SETTING PRINTOUTS FOR GLP PROCEDURES P2 GLP is group of the parameters which declares factors on the calibration printout For fields user max 8 alphanumerical signs design max 8 alphanumerical signs introduce names by the balance keyboard or the PS 2 keyboard For the rest select 1 no do not print during report D yes print during report Main view of the GLP submenu is presented on drawing 19 page 24 If you use the PS 2 keyboard see what dipendences are between the balance keyboard and PS 2 keyboard p 5 1 2 9 SETTING TIME AND DATE The balance has real time clock whose parameters can be modificated Enter the menu group P3 Date Time as it is show below 15 03 04 Setup 13 55 14 P1 Calibration P2 GLP 2 15 03 04 e si iris P3 gt 01 Date format 0 DA MO YR Y P5 RS232 02 Time format NT 0 24ho ur COM P6 Printouts 03 Time Pau function Se 2 p Units 04 Date AUTE function 05 gt Disp time 1 on 06 Disp date 1 on Nac Kl mc ES OM Draw 18 Submenu Date Time 2T 01 Date form There are two possibilities 1 format date Month Day Year 0 format date Day Month Year After selection proper value confirm by the ENTER key 02 Time form There are two possibilities 1 time form 12h 0 time form 24h After selection press the ENTER to confirm 12 h form is distinguished by the letters PM or AM on the printouts 03 Time Enter settin
21. chamber inside the chamber place lower p shield of weighing chamber 1 E 1 inside the chamber place anti breeze shield 2 put centring ring on the shield 3 putthe balance pan inside the ring 4 close side doors of weighing chamber turn on balance supply pin of power adaptor should be connected to socket in the back of balance casing lt gt oS Draw 1 The components installation for the WAS X balance with d 0 1mg The balance is supplied through power pack 230 V AC 11 V AC Power pack socket is at the rear of the balance 2 START THE BALANCE UP 2 1 Conditions of proper usage Setthe balance on stable table far from vibrations The balance should be replaced far from draughts and air breeze The balance should be in stable temperature and humidity room The balance should be replaced far from sources of Temperature in the room 18 C 30 C AS X Ifthe static electricity has influence on the balance indications it base should be earthed Earthing screw is in the rear part of the balance base The balance should be replaced in leveled position 22 Set level up The balance should be leveled The correct leveling is shown on the level indication installed at rear of the balance Qu level OK level incorrect 2 3 Warming up Before measurements user should wait untill the balance reaches temperature stabilization It is
22. cular mass components are not included in the counting If user performs statictic counting in this work mode 1 2 enter the parameter 06 Statistics cancell previous results of statistic counting 52 set the parameter 06 01 Statistics at YES enter work mode for preparing mixtures perform measurement series enter the parameter 06 Statistics again enter the parameter 06 02 Results to print results press the key PRINT ONO 16 8 Statistics Activation Mode 15 09 04 Mode 15 22 13 a M2 Checkweighing OM M3 Filing M4 Percent E M5 Animal weighing f M6 Density C M7 Formulation MB gt Statistics Statistics setup M8 gt 01 Clear gt 02 Sum ON 03 Mean ON De 04 Min ON 05 Max ON 06 Difference 07 Std Dev dese Klek Draw 47 Statistics fucntion activation Results of previous statistics should removed after function activation It is realized through option M8 01 Cancel All statistic date are actualized after write following measurement to the balance memory Following measurment is writen to series after load is put on the pan stabilization of the result measure unit is displayed and after pressing ENTER 53 User decides what statistic date are presented on the graphic display during measurements by setting their activity in the submenu of work mode values which are set for YES are active Independly on setting YES NO during final result the printou
23. d User who has access to setting with NO attribute are not protected by password Start up If itis settled on YES during start the balance up user must write access password administrator or user Functions If itis settled on NO not protected by password user can use implemented functions in the balance Setup If itis setup on NO not protected by password user can change setting in the balance Only Kal GLP If itis setup on YES user can perform the calibration and calibration report Stars If itis settled on YES during start the balance up password is hidden under starts 19 Administrator password Write the password for administrator max 6 digits and user Each admistrator has access to all functions in the balance User has access to balance possibilities in accordance with above description Please remember the password If you set YES for Start up function the password must be writen after switch the balance on If the password is not correct using the balance is not possible To write the password in use keys described on the drawing 2 or PS 2 keyboard it can be connected to the balance port Set up the attributes for other options dependly on authorizations for user select field digit to change change value of selected field confirm value pte FE Esc i cancellin bii d Draw 10 The keys introducing the values in the menu 20 7 BALANCE CALI
24. d on base on form for the parameter x 0 1 s time yestu interval Value from 1 to 9999 can be written 08 Min mass 09 Print on stab 0 no 1 yes 10 Printer type Epson Standard Kafka 11 Cut paper Disabled enabled function for printer EPSON TM U220B or A only 32 After setting correct values return to weighing mode as it is described in p 5 1 2 of the manual For value 1 computer parameter 09 Printout to for printouts the last digit of indication is omited 12 PRINTOUTS This function is used to make not standard printouts and select type of printout Precise description for printouts is described in p 17 13 ACCESS TO MASS UNITS In this group of parameters user declares mass units which are accessible for operator directly under the key Units All units which value of the parameters is set up at 1 yes are accessible from the level of switching between units For units described as 09 Taele Hk 10 Taele S 11 Taele T there are following dependences e ifall of them have attribute 1 yes the balance show only first of them 09 Taele Hk If the measurement is done in units 11 Taele T set the attribute O no for two previous Enter group of the parameters P7 Units according to p 5 2 7 1503 04 Setup 19 48 14 Date Time T NL i deque 15 03 04 Setup P6 degen P7 gt 01 Grams EECH 1 enabled P7 Units 02 Milligrams pentre 0 disabled sl Modes 03 Carats pci
25. e Variable Description Mod where the variable is active W 1 piece mass COUNTING PIECES A Lop siage WEIGHING L Down Stage HL Standard mass DOSAGE B Reference mass DEVIATIONS ae E WEIGHING ANIMALS b Stage K Liquid p Procedure C Temperature MEASUREMENT OF DENSITY a Density of liquid V Float capacity Statistic variables in all modes apart from basic weighing Dn The measurement number X Average value 96S Sum Dom Min value M Max value D Difference between max and min value Dos Standard deviation Dr Variation factor Variable in all modes which value depends on the mode V Mass in actual unit Value connected to work mode eg counting pieces for mode Counting pieces or deviation from standard mass in for mode Deviation 58 Special signs used to create special printouts Singular sign V c CRLF r CR n LF t Tabulator s skip to next string Y End of the printout Each text Text 1 89 Text 80 can include max 8 signs letters digits special signs spaces To write long sentence create it using 8 sings texts User can use special signs to include variables dependly on own necessities Example 1 Max mass cannot be higher than 11 250 g If user write this sentence uses 640 signs grouped in adjacent lines of the text Set up following texts and write 8 signs in eac
26. e YES give up and down stage as values A after setting function Dosage YES give the mass value in after selecting Statistics select field Cancel and cancel previous statistics and change the attribute NO into attribute YES Confirm this option and press the key Enter Percent M4 M01 Reference 55 000 g 02 Decimal places 4 PLACES 03 Checkweighing OFF 04 Filling OFF 05 Statistics ON 06 Run gt WGH 46 720 br 84 9400 L Draw 39 Percents cooperation with ther functions 1 percentage value relation of the load on the pan to reference mass 2 stable measurement sign 3 function name 4 REF reference mass 5 WGH mass on the pan 6 graph which presents weighign range where the weighing range is 7 statistics N20 no measurements 8 active function dosage load mass between 90 110 44 After measurements eg 10 quantity of measurements N 10 user can see results of statistics of made measurements Enter work mode Select the parameter 05 Statistics Pressing the F key and enter the parameter 05 Statistics Select the parameter 02 Results Enter function of showing statistics results After pressing the ENTER statistics result can be printed Return to statistics submenu and higher levels key ESC Percent M4 gt 01 Reference 55 000 02 Decimal places 4 PLACES 03 Checkweighing OFF 04 Filling OFF 05 Statistics gt ON 06 Run
27. e display Select one of the options ENTER confirmation ESC cancel see drawing 9 Return to weighing p 5 1 2 Return to weighing Manual calibration 7 3 1 Internal calibration Enter submenu P1 Calibration Select the function 01 Internal calibration Press the RIGHT ARROW key The balance performs the calibration automatically During this calibration do not load the pan After this process the balance records results of the calibartion in the memory and returns to weighing mode Pressing the ESC key stops the calibration process If during the calibration load is on the pan display show order about error The calibration process is stopped After take load off the calibration process is finished If the function DRH is active user cannot stop the internal calibration process 7 3 2 External calibration The external calibration should be performed with external mass class E for balances AS X List of weights for separate balances is included in technical specification in the final part of the manual PO Ne Move to submenu P1 Calibration Select the function 02 external calibration Press the RIGHT ARROW key Order to yese the load off the pan appears on the display no load on the pan After yesing load off the pan press the ENTER key The balance determines mass of empty pan 24 6 Putload and press the ENTER 7 After the calibration the balance returns to submenu P1 Calibratio
28. ed during printouts for product specification operator batch etc 02 Aut Printout ID for the option YES all digit codes are printed for option NO the codes are not printed 03 Signal beep signal for pressing keys 34 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 Language selection of languages Backlight switch on off the backlight Contrast changes contrast after entering this function a window appears by means of keys on the balance contrast on the display can be changed Screen server if the screen server is switched on displayed values disappear after settled time and if displayed value of the measurement does not change Temperature itis information about temperature which is registered by temperature sensor in the balance Return to the menu press the ESC key The balance number itis only information about factory number of the balance The number of the program it is information about program number of the balance Printout of the parameters if the function is active the balance parameters in user menu are printed User gives numbers of the parameters which should be printed 15 03 04 Setup 13 57 45 F Start gt 1 01 e Stop 9 13 eg Print setup Esc se wo Draw 26 Submenu Others printing setting 35 After confirmation parameters are printed through RS 232 port actualy sent settled user parameters in the balance 12 13 16 The parameter reception
29. een minima and maximal value 96s 16 Standard deviation 96r 16 Variance factor Depends on the printout parameter PC printer additional digit marker depends on the name length 69 20 WEIGHING LOADS UNDER THE BALANCE In standard version balances have possible to weight loads under the balance To use this function Draw 56 Weighign under analytical balance Remove the cover in the base of the balance There is a hook visible which can be used to suspend a sample Note 1 The suspension eye is directly connected to the weighing mechanism Take great care not to move or rotate the eye as this will damage the weighing mechanism 2 Accessories such as an under the balance rack and a suspension hook are available 3 The mass of all suspended accesories should be set to zero by pressing TARE before commencing any weighing 70 21 CONNECTING ADDITIONAL KEYS It is possible to connect external tare and print buttons by special luster through port RS232 Printer or computer can be connected to the cluster Connected elements are not standard accesories of the balance balance cable which connects balance with cluster cluster button TARA button PRINT o ROMA 22 LIST OF COMMUNICATIONS COMPUTER BALANCE Function RESET INTERFACE Command R CR LF zero actual orders restore factory setting Function SEND ALL COMMANDS FROM THE BALANCE Command PC CR LF all recorded information in commands
30. etup 13 48 14 P1 Calibration is m 15 03 04 Setup P4 en ru P1 gt 01 gt Int calibr 5t tS ERAN function P5 RIED 02 Ext calibr stes sieut function P6 Printout 03 User calibr stunitcdduho function P mE 04 Calibr test terr function S ER 05 Weight corr 0 0 06 Auto calibr 3 both g 07 Auto cal time L 3 7 Shours 5 6 7 87 9 _ 10 Draw 12 Set up automatic balance calibration 1 main menu number 2 function selection factor 3 function name 4 name of actual activity 5 selects factor to autocalibration time temp 6 declaring autocalibration time 7 value of factors for autocalibration 8 value of time for autocalibration if the values for factor and autocalibration time also descriptions for tchem changes on the drawing field No 9 and No 10 01 Internal calibration Start internal calibration process the process is automaticaly without operator interference if there is load on the pan the display shows order to remove the load 02 External calibration calibration performed by external mass its value is recorded in factory menu function inadmissible in verified balances 03 User calibration calibration performed with any mass which must be introduced before the calibration function inadmissible in verified balances 04 Calibration test comparison internal calibration mass with its value recorded in the balance memory 22 05 Weight code correct value
31. g the parameter 03 Time by the RIGHT ARROW key in accordance with below scheme 15 03 04 13 55 14 P3 gt 01 Date format 0 DA MO YR 02 Time format 0 24 hour 03 gt Time I P PNIS function 04 Dale Jeeeeeet 05 Disp time 06 Disp date 15 03 04 Setup 13 52 24 Hours gt 11 Minutes 12 Seconds Ez Se Draw 19 Submenu Time setting time Replace the marker next to the value which will be changed Hour Minute Second Confirm with the RIGHT ARROW key Change the numerical values with Mode and Units keys 28 PI t Hours gt 1 1 Minutes 12 Seconds 34 eue select hours minutes seconds Draw 20 Submenu Date Time setting time steering keys Confirm settled value last change digit stops flashing Repeat above activities for following values After setting new values for time press the ENTER key The balance returns to submenu P3 Date Time and displayed time changes After setting time return to weighing mode in accordance to p 5 1 1 of the manual 04 Date Set the parameter 04 Date with the RIGHT ARROW key In accordance with previous description 03 Time set actual date After setting date return to weighing mode as it is presented in p 5 1 2 of the manual 15 03 04 P3 01 Date format 02 Time format 03 Time 04 gt Date 05 Disp time 06 Disp date 13 55 14 e Draw 21 Submenu Date Time se
32. ged WRITE NEW OR CHANGE TIME IN THE BALANCE PD CR LF the balance sends settled time or this time is changed WRITE ACTUAL WORK MODE PM CR LF SEND SETUP PS CR LF all balance setup is sent printout of the parameters SOUND SIGNAL BEEP B CR LF sound beep is switched on SEND LAST ERROR CODE ER CR LF last order of the error is sent DISPLAY STRING DS CR LF signs are show on the display CANCELL STRING CS CR LF cancells string and restores previous state of the display DISPLAY HEADLINE DH CR LF sinus are displayed in top headline of the display 72 Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command CANCELL HEADLINE CH CR LF cancells information in the top healine CANCELL HEADLINE DF CR LF displays signs in the bottom headline CANCELL HEADLINE CF CR LF cancells information in bottom headline PERFORM INTERNAL CALIBRATION CL CR LF BLOCK THE KEYBOARD KL CR LF UNBLOCK THE KEYBOARD KU CRLF SWITCH ECHO OFF FOR THE KEYBOARD EO CR LF keys codes are switched off SWITCH ECHO ON FOR THE KEYBOARD E1 CRLF SWITCH THE BALANCE OFF O0 CR LF the same as ON OFF SWITCH THE BALANCE ON O1 CRLF the same as ON OFF SWITCH AUTOZERO OFF AO CRLF SWITCH AUTOZERO ON A1 CRLF If command whic
33. h is not listed or with error and with CRLF at the end the command is returned in E S CR LF form Spaces in the forms should be omited 73 23 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS AS X balances RS AS 60 X AS 100 X AS 160 X AX 220 X Max capacity eg O 100g 160g 220g Accuracy 0 1mg Linearity Stabilization time Repeatability Dryft of sensitivity temperature Power supply 24 COMMANDS ABOUT ERRORS 0 3mg 85 4s 0 2mg 2ppm C in temp 15 C 35 C 18 C 33 C 230V 50 Hz 8VA 11V AC Order Error Error description number control sum error 1 1 Errors duting date transmission AJD Error 1 2 Converter error Exceed range 2 4 Exceed max measure range of the balance Exceed range 22 Exceed max measure range of the balance A D Null 2 3 No divisions from converter AID Full 2 44 Exceed max value converter intervals Tara Zero above the 2 5 Exceed admissible tare or zero value range Tara above the range 2 6 Exceed admissible tare value for the balances Zero above the range 2 7 Exceed zero range for the balances Result gt 4 Max 28 To high start mass start the balance up with load on the pan Difference between determined calibration 3 mass and calibration mass recorded in the Deu CR 2 9 balance memory higher than difference gt 1 Piece lt 1 Div 240 Singular mass value in counting pieces function less than actual scale interval
34. h of them untill the sentence finishes Parameter number Text 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 19 Text 10 M a S a m a k 20 Text 11 S y m a n a 21 Text 12 n i e m o 2 e 22 Text 13 p r E e k r a C 23 Text 14 Z a 1 1 2 24 Text 15 5 5 0 g 59 Example 2 Zaktad Mechaniki Precyzyjnej RADWAG Set following texts and write 8 signs in each of them untill it is finished Date Time Load mass lt actual work mode gt Parameter number Text 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 25 Text 16 Z a k a d M 26 Text 17 e C h a n i k i 27 Text 18 P r e C y E y 28 Text 19 j n e j 5 R A 29 Text 20 D W A G C D 30 Text 21 a t a 96 d C 31 Text 22 G o d z i n a 32 Text 23 t r n M a 33 Text 24 S a I a d u n 34 Text 25 k u N C 35 Text 26 c B R li P o 36 Text 27 d p i S 37 Text 28 38 Text 29 C ni P m 9o F n 39 Text 30 i 60 On the balance desk A Move up through digits letters and sings o 1 Y Move down through digits letters and sings o 1 Determine sign to change and move right if the key is pressed gt flashing sign is moved in right direction If no sign is written this keys makes space in the text P Determine sign to change and move lef after this key is pressed flashing sign is cancelled del Confirm the text OnPS 2 keyboard Press F2 to e
35. iler range parameter filter range accessed only from service menu user does not have acess 30 10 2 Value release Select and set way for stability result of weighing fast fast reliable or reliable 10 3 Setthe display refreshing time This parameter determines period of time which the display refreshes in Information on the display is compared to information which is sent by the balance processor about load on the pan For higher values of the refreshing parameter indirect not stable mass indications are not presented on the display during puttin on and yesing off the load For low values all changes in mass during weighing are visible it enables to dosage liquids and solids The refreshing time is settled in seconds 10 4 Set autozero working To ensure precise indications programmable function AUTOZERO is in the balance This function controls automaticaly and corrects zero indication of the balance If the function is active following results in declared periods of time are compared eg each 1s If these results differs at less value than declared range AUTOZERA eg 1 interval the balance sets to zero automaticaly and and gt appears on the display If the AUTOZERO function is active each measurement starts at precise zero every time In special cases this function disturbes in the measurements eg when the load is put on the pan very slowly pouring substance In this case correcting system of ze
36. in the balance programme are sent from the balance Function SEND THE RESULT IN BASIC UNIT Command S CR LF result is sent from the balance in basic interval after stability Function SEND RESULT IN BASIC UNIT IMMEDIATELY Command SI CR LF Function SEND THE RESULT IN ACTUAL INTERVAL Command SU CR LF result in actaul unit is sent from the balance after stability Function SEND RESULT IN ACTUAL INTERVAL IMMEDIATELY Command SUI CR LF Function ZERO THE BALANCE Command Z CR LF set the balance to zero after it reaches stability Function ZERO IMMEDIATELY Command Zl CR LF Function TARE WHEN STABLE Command T CRLF Function TARE THE BALANCE IMMEDIATELY Command TI CRLF AT Function Command Function Command Function Command Function INTERVAL Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command Function Command SWITCH CONSTANCE TRANSMISSION OFF IN BASIC INTERVAL CO CRLF SWITCH CONSTANCE TRANSMISSION IN BASIC INTERVAL C1 CRLF SWITCH CONSTANCE TRANSMISSION OFF IN ACTUAL INTERVAL CUO CR LF SWITCH CONSTANCE TRANSMISSION ON IN ACTUAL CU1 CRLF NUMBER OF THE BALANCE NB CRLF RANGE OF WEIGHIGN FS CR LF PROGRAM VERSION RV CRLF WRITE OR CHANGE DATE IN THE BALANCE PD CR LF the balance sends settled date or the date is chan
37. lance variable you should predict a proper number of characters for each variable charts 2 3 and 4 After giving it an original name save the label on a computer hard drive alphanumeric characters Download the label to the CITIZEN CLP 521 printer LPT cable centronics Set RS232 baud rate in the printer to 9600 bits per second Design a special printout in the balance that will produce printing the downloaded label all the information the printer expects to print it Set corresponding parameters of printout example Printout number The begin and the end of a printout start and stop 65 e A label example named Etykieta01 3XXXXXXXX Mass 100000000000000000 2XXXXXXXXXX Signature 3 labels after each measurement are to be printed out Printout designing procedure Inscribe printout data in corresponding texts P6 parameters group Printout parameters String 01 String 80 Use variables from chart 1 printout control variables and variables including different data from the balance Table 1 O2L c Start of the label rlabelnamec Label name X c Start of variables edition 02U01 NM Variable 1 NN variable symbol 02U02NMc Variable 2 NN variable symbol O2U03NMc Variable 3 NN variable symbol V2UnnNN c Variable nn NN variable symbol 02fnnn c Paper feeding nnn mm depending on the label size E
38. n 8 Return to weighing as in the point 5 1 2 2 If the function DRH is active user cannot perform the external 1 calibration process Function DRH is active in verified balances 7 3 3 Calibration performed by user Calibration performed by user with aby external weight class e E for balances AS X Enter menu group P1 Calibration Select the parameter 03 user calibration Press the RIGHT ARROW key The balance displays order to note calibration mass The first digit flashes and it can be changed Calibration User Calibration Key in weight value g 2000 000 Draw 14 User calibration declaring value of weight Record new external mass by functional keys in accordance with p 5 1 1 of the manual Confirm the mass The balance starts calibration and shows orders on the display The balance determines mass of empty pan and shows order to put this mass After put the weight on the pan confirm by the Enter After this procedure balance returns to menu to group P1 Calibration n accordance with previous point start weighing mode 3 It is recomended to select external calibration mass as its mass L would be about of max balance capacity 4 If the DRH function is active user cannot perform the external 1 calibration process 25 7 3 4 Calibration report printout After calibration user can reveice the calibration report The report can be printed on connected printer and sent to comp
39. nt mass and sum of weighed components Following information are presented on the display in this work mode 1 load mass on the pan 2 actual weighed component name max 10 signs 3 mass which should be measured for actual weighed component NGH 4 quantity of components which is weighed in the mixture JC 5 components mass already weighed SUM 48 The function activation Mode 15 03 04 Mode 15 08 22 M1 Parts counting N M2 Checkweighing M3 Filling M4 Percent M5 Animal weighing M6 Density Mik Formulation Formulation setup in i M7 gt 01 Hints ON 02 Auto print OFF K 03 Number of items 4 04 Formula m 05 Formula printout 06 Statistics OFF 07 Run Draw 43 Recipes internal setting parameter 01 Hints after set the parameter at YES the balance displays names and singular components mass recorded in the parameter 04 Recipe on the graphic display parameter 02 Automatic printout after set the parameter at YES the balance sends value on printer or computer through RS port after confirmation mas sof each component parameter 03 Quantity of components user determines quantity of components the mixture should include max 20 signs parameter 04 Recipe after set this parameter following submenu is displayed In this submenu user can wirte names not more than 10 signs and set standard mass of each component in the mixture parameter 05 Recipe printout This function prints
40. nter main menu Press F3 to set parameters indications next to group P6 Printouts and press F2 to enter menu group and then select parameter Press F2 to activate the procedure of writing the text By means of keyboard write the text max 8 signs and confirm by Enter Repeat this procedure for the rest of the texts Description of the computer keyboard is in the p 5 1 3 61 17 2 2 Composing texts by Edition function The function activation Setup 15 03 04 Setup 15 59 05 P1 Calibration 1 P2 GLP 15 03 04 Setup P3 Date Time P4 Readout P6 04 Print 2 start Y P5 RS 232 P6 b Printouts 2 P7 Units n 10 Pr edit TEETE function Leg Ss lw Draw 53 Not standard printouts printout edition 15 03 04 Setup 15 59 05 Printout number 1 Start 1 Edit Erase all Gg Gg ed Draw 53 1 Not standard printouts printout edition select 62 After activation of the function select printout number 1 4 and beginning of writting the texts in range from text 1 to text 80 Then select the option Edition to edite create printout or cancell all remove all printouts selection Printout WX ARR OR RR RE Blank line CR LF Netto Draw 54 Edition of printouts selection of the elements To select following fields use keys ARROWS TOP UP To print field press the RIGHT ARROW key After the edition press ENTER PRINT Display shows question if printout should be done p
41. of internal calibration mass function inadmissible in verified balances 06 Automatic calibration determine factor which decides about start automatic internal calibration 0 non non of the factors causes start of the calibration 1 time calibration in relation to time determined in p 07 2 temperature calibration in relation to changes of surroundign temperature 3 both calibration in relation to changes of time and temperature 07 Automatic calibration time Determination of time automatic calibration starts up Return to weighing The changes are recorded when the balance returns to ras weighing mode with the recording the changes Press the ESC many times Following question appears on the display Select one of the options ENTER record ESC cancell see Draw 9 Return to weighing p 5 1 2 Return to weighing 7 2 Calibration test Internal calibration mass is compared to its value in the balance memory This preocess is automatic Its result is shown on the display Calibration Check results Cal 3891 92 Act 891 93 Dif 0 01 Draw 13 The calibration test Cal value of internal calibration mass Act result of weighing internal calibration mass Dif difference between two values 23 Return to weighing confirmation the changes Press the ESC key many times U Changes are recorded only after return to weighing mode and 7 3 moo mu e Following question appears on th
42. on AH 1 Single charakter printout N 16 or 18 Present net mass in basic unit d 10 Present date t 8 for 24h version Present time Hi 8 Balance number R 8 Program number P 8 Project number U 8 Operator number F A Name of present operation mode C 25 Date and time of the last calibration K AT Type of the last calibration l 16 or 18 Deviation in the last calibration 961 6 Code 1 2 6 Code 2 3 6 Code 3 4 6 Code 4 5 6 Code 5 6 6 Code 6 16 or 18 Mass present unit or a value connected with present operation V mode eg Number of pcs for pcs counting or deviation of standard weight in for deviation mode 68 Table 3 Variables that can be used In one operation mode Variable bas SC Description The mode In a variable is W 16 or 18 1 pcs mass Pcs counting H 160r 18 Upper threshold SE L 16 or 18 Lower threshold Z 160r 18 Expected mass Dosage B 16 or 18 Related mass Deviations is e SE Animals weighing b 14 threshold i 14 Liquid p 14 Procedure C 14 Temperature Mass density measurement a 16 Liquid mass density v 16 Plunger volume Table 4 Statistical variables that are present in every operation mode except Basic weighing Variable SE Description D n 7 Measurment number 96x 16 Avarage value AS 16 Sum m 16 Minimal value M 16 Maximal value D 16 The difference betw
43. orm of ready elements They are transmitted from one side Line of selection to the other window Printout 56 05 Print 2stop 06 Print 3 start e 15 03 04 Setup 15 59 05 GC P1 Calibration 1 i ox i 15 03 04 Setup 3 Ze Time P6 b 01 gt Printout number O standard P4 Readout Pri rint 1 start 1 Y P5 RS 232 03 Print 1st 5 ke BE P6 Printouts 04 ar ga s 2 P7 Units T oi i 07 Print 3stop y S d Draw 52 Menu pritnouts the function activation Non standard printout can include Variable dependly on work mode and other user necessities mass date Project No Stable texts in user menu Non standard printout can include not more than 640 signs recorded as 80 texts 8 signs each from the parameter Text 1 to Text 80 User can design 4 non standard printouts 17 2 1 Texts Variables in all modes and with the same values Printout of singular sign N Actual net mass in basic unit d Actual date t Actual time i The balance number R The program number P The Project number Dol The user number Dot Actual function name work mode C Date and time of last calibration 99K Kind of last calibration D l Deviation of last calibration 961 Code 1 57 2 Code 2 3 Code 3 4 Code 4 5 Code 5 6 Code 6 Variables dependent on used work mod
44. re than 1 C h calibrate the balance in accordance with p 7 1 Before measurements load the pan and check if the balance show precise zero displayed zU in down left corner of the display only if the parameter P4 06 Autozero has the value 1 yes and check if the measurement is stable mua is displayed in right up corner of the display If the balance does not show zero press the key Esc Mk 17 6 If the conditions are unfavourable no stable result lines appear on the display After settled time the balance returns to weighing mode without set up to zero In this case wait untill the conditions stabilize and press Esc again By the Units key select measure unit Put the load on the pan and after stabilization read out the result If measure unit user wants to use is not displayed during pressing the Units key check if it has access attribute The indication can be set to zero many times Sum of loads noted in the balance memory cannot be higher than max capacity Betwenn following measurements do not unpluged the balance The balance should be switched off by the ON OFF key After pressing the key again the balance is ready to work without warm stabilization 6 1 Log in function The operator has own access code to internal menu The password system is defined by administrator Password can contain max 6 digits The balance program enables to declare One administrator who is authorised to use all sets and
45. ress ENTER PRINT again 17 2 3 Select non standard printouts if STANDARD printout is selected there will be only result and variables declared in the GLP see p 17 1 Standard printout drawing 52 Declaration of the variables to printout submenu GLP If non standard printout is printed select kind of the printout 1 4 and give the beginning and end of the printout 63 18 COOPERATION WITH PRINTER OR COMPUTER To send the information on the display with the unit of measure to the computer or printer press the lt PRINT gt key 9600 bit s is the default setting for the speed of transmission If the peripheral unit has a different speed of transmission you may change the speed of transmission in the balance menu see p 15 of the manual 18 1 Connections computer DB 25 F balance DB 9 F balance DB 9 F Draw 55 Connections balance computer 64 The balance connection DB 9 F The computer connection DB 9 F with control of sending date Balance Computer 2 RxD 3 TxD 3 TxD 2 RxD 4 DTR 6 DSR 5 GND 5 GND 6 DSR 6 DTR 7 RTS 8 CTS 8 CTS 7 RTS 19 COOPERATION WITH LABEL PRINTERS CITIZEN CLP 521 You should follow the steps below to assure the proper operation with the label printer Use the program ETISOFT to designer your own label label size a kind and number of data to place on the label Notice In order to print properly interial inside ba
46. ro indication can correct also indication of real load mass AUTOZERA is switched on anr off in the parameter P4 03 in accordance with p 5 1 1 of the manual 15 5 Displaying last digit 10 5 Last digit To ensure komfort of work with the balance user determines dependly on needs if last digit should be displayed and when One of the following values can be selected 0 never 1 always 2 when stab 31 10 6 Negative This function is designed for changes of displaying 11 FUNCTIONS IN USING RS 232 PORT User can set the parameters necessary for correct comunication balance with computer or printer 15 03 04 Setup 13 55 14 WS P1 Calibration j L d e e H 15 03 04 Setup P4 Readout P5 b 01 gt Baud rate 1 4800 P5 p RS 232 02 Parity l 0j none Y PG Printouts 03 Data bits 2 8bits C P7 Units 04 Stopbits 1 1bit 2 05 Handshake d none 06 Auto print d none 07 H et A8 el SE Kal toc gt Draw 23 Submenu RS 232 setting Interval Parameter No and name 01 Baud rate 0 2400 1 4800 2 9600 3 19200 02 Parity 0 no 1 see 2 dont see 03 Date bits 1 7 bits 2 8 bits 04 Stop bits 1 1 bit 2 2 bits 05 Handsake 0 no 1 RTS CTS 2 XON XOFF 06 Auto print 0 none 1 constance 2 with breakes 3 for stable Parameter No and name 07 Interval Interval it is defined how often balance sends indications through RS 232 port It is counte
47. rocess is shown side graphs and controled The function activation 15 03 04 MO Basic weighing MI Parts counting M2 gt Checkweighing M3 Filing geht M4 Percent a Mode Mode Al Checkweighing setup M2 M01 Low limit 4 000 g x 02 High limit 60 000 g O3 Statistics OFF Run Draw 33 Checkweighing the function activation 40 Display Checkweighing DIF 20 420 Hl 60 000 0400 E 52 420 2 10096 Draw 34 Checkweighing display view 1 result 2 bargrafy 3 function name 4 difference between masyw of weighed load and middle of tolerance field HI LO 5 value of low LO and HI high limit 6 graphs which presents weighign range Rememeber to set the parameter N 02 High limit firstly The balance program checks if the values are correct and if they are in measure range If settled values of the parameters are incorrect the balance shows command about error and returns to setting parameters without changes 41 16 3 Filling During dosage pouring load mass is filled up till the settled mass is reached Before the procedure set the standard mass which is upper stage of the dosage Activation of the function 15 03 04 MO Basic weighing M1 Parts counting M2 Checkweighing e M3 gt Filling M4 Percent M5 Animal weig Filling setup M3 gt 01 Target weight 60 000 g 02 Statistics OFF 03 Run
48. s 10096 Draw 30 display with AKD function single piece mass all elements mass AKD automatic correction of preciseness function IS 38 Display shows quantity of pieces which are on the pan 10 pieces If less than counted actualy quantity is added mass of singular piece is corrected In this case APW 5 2282 to 5 1837 From this moment following pieces are counted in relation to singular mass This way mass of singular piece can be determined on base of batch standard The are four conditions of AKD Automatic Correction of Preciseness in the balance software 1 quantity of pieces after adding must be higher than it was previously 2 quantity of pieces after adding must be less than twice quantity which was on the display before adding 3 actual quantity must be in tolerance 0 3 of the total value 4 the result must be stable If user decides that batch quantity is enough singular piece mass must be introduced into the balanc memory after pressing the key RIGHT ARROW confirm value MF 150404 Parts counting gt 14 12 35 APW 5 1837 WGH 72 574 i 14 ae DCS Parts counting setup jo 0 Mi 01 Units weight 5 1837 g 02 Recall sample l t gt 03 Store sample D 04 Checkweighing OFF l x Parts counting setup Store sample GNI 07 Mib Mib 001 gt sample001 1 1345 g RS i 002 sample002 3 5000 g 003 tabletkaCa 5 0040 g 004 sample004 4 0250 g
49. s is at the end of the manual 5 2 User menu The menu is presented in p 5 Press the F key in weighing level Main menu is presented on the display Select the submenu which is modificated 15 03 04 Setup 13 48 14 Va P1 Calibration E d P2 GLP P3 b Date Time P4 Readout P5 RS 232 P6 Printouts i a P7 Units Draw 7 Main menu submenu selection If the menu is modificated press the RIGHT ARROW key Selected menu appears on the display Select what will be changed in this submenu activate Select through keys presented on the Draw above Press the RIGHT ARROW key 16 Reaction of the balance Activity of the balance eg the balance calibration is done for submenu described as Function Attribute activation for submenu which is indicated digit flashing means the value can be changed and some signs can be written 15 03 04 P1 Calibration P2 gt GLP 15 03 04 Setup P3 Date Time P2 gt 01 User P4 Readout 02 gt Project hw P5 RS 232 03 Time print 8 1 on J pe Printouts 04 Date print 1 on 05 User print 0 off Project print Id print i Units Im Draw 8 Tthe balance submenu 6 WEIGHING Following conditions must be fulfilled to get reliable results Stable temperature Stable ground Proper parameters for external conditions Before measurements or for essential changes of the external conditions if the temperature changes mo
50. t contains full statistics N 5 quantity of weights SUM 161 121g all components total mass X 32 224 g average mass of weighed components MIN 20 486 g min mass MAX 35 578 g max mass D 15 092g difference between Max Min SDV 6 581g standard deviation RDV 20 4 variation factor 3 11 4 9 15 03 04 Statistics N 14 SUM 481 335 MIN 20 486 MAX 35 581 SDV 4 013 RDV 11 67 Draw 48 Statistics display for series of measurement mass on the pan measurement number in measurement series sum of all weighed components in measurement series average mass of weighed components in the series mass of the lightest component in measurement series mas sof the heaviest component in measurement series difference between the lightest and the heaviest component in measurement series value of counted standard deviation value of variation factor 10 measure unit g 11 work mode 54 17 KINDS OF PRINTOUTS 17 1 Standard printout The are 2 types of printouts First of them is standard printout It includes result of weighing and all variables which have attibute YES in GLP submenu In User and Project fields names should be written 15 03 04 P1 Calibration P2 GLP P3 Date Time P4 Readout P5 RS 232 P6 Printouts P7 Units n N Setup 15 03 04 P2 gt 01 User r 02 Project 03 Time print 04 Date print 05 gt User print 06 Project print 07 ld print 13 55 14 Se
51. the mixture Receptury M7 M01 Hints ON 02 Auto print ON 03 Number of items 4 04 Formula gt 05 Formula printout 06 Statistics ON 07 Run Yl 1 press Enter Formulation setup Formula M704 001 item 01 8 000 g 002 item 02 12 000 g m gt 003 skadnk 3 16 000 g e 004 item 04 i 45 000 g 005 item 05 1 000 g 006 item 06 1 000 g 007 item 07 1 000 g Draw 46 Declared recipes total mass of the mixture together with the container cannot be bigger than max capacity of the balance there cannot be more than 20 components in the mixture Write quantity of components in the parameter 03 Quantity of components Quantity of components cannot be higher than 20 pcs The program records mixture contents in order they were introduced in the parameter 04 Recipes If user writes 10 components in the parameter 04 Recipes and set 8 for quantity of components the program finishes preparation of the mixture after weighing 8 components The balance programe creates mixture in order of recorded components in the parameter 04 Recipes and starts from the component 1 and finishes at settled component in the parameter 03 Quantity of components 51 If the documentation is printed set the parameter 02 Automatic printout at 1 YES After confirmation of each component key UNITS their mass are printed on connected printer or computer Set the parameter 01 Prompts at 1 YES Enter func
52. tion Recipes by pressing the ENTER key Tare container mass to the balance memory Weight first component mass in the WGH Press the UNITS key Mass of component 1 is recorded in the balance memory The information on the display changes component 2 mass WGH IC 1 SUM Information on the display is settle do zero Repeat it for all components After weighing last component and write its mass to the balance memory the UNITS key total mass of mixture and prompts to following steps are displayed Procedure of making mixtures without recording components and their mass date in the balance memory If documentation of preparong mixture is printed set the parameter 02 Printout at 1 YES If mass of each component is confirmed each mass with their names is printed on connected printer or computer Set the parameter 01 Prompts at the value 0 NO Enter function Recipes by pressing ENTER Tare container mass to the balance memory Pour component 1 to the container in relation to information about mixture Press the UNITS key Mass of component 1 is recoded in the balance memory The information on the display changes IC 1 SUM The indication is set to zero Press the key Units Repeat it for all components of the mixture After write last component press the 9 T Procedure of making mixtures is finished Sum of mixture is kept on the display Statistics counting Statictics counting relate only to making mixtures parti
53. tting date Setup 0 DA MO YR 0 24hour MLLLLLLLE function LEE function Setup 13 55 24 Year 2004 Month 04 Day 26 29 05 Display time for the value 1 YES on top graph time is displayed for the value 0 NO time is not displayed 05 Display date For the value 1 YES date is displayed on top graph for the value 0 NO date is not displayed Return to weighing see Draw 9 5 1 2 Return to weighing 10 SETTING THE PARAMETERS User can adjust the balance to existing conditions filter and own needs autozero displaying last digit by means of parameters in group P4 Readout gt Setu 15 03 04 Setup 13 55 14 L SS P1 Calibration E 1 a E 15 03 04 Setup s Beleg P4 kO P Filter 3 normal e Geen 02 Med filter 0 disableds CH M Sg 03 Disp refresh 1 0 08s E 2 P7 od a 04 Autozero 1 on CR i 05 Last digit 1 always 06 Negative 0 disableds Ee S T vi ee Draw 22 Submenu Readout internal setting 10 1 Setting filter Dependly on conditions set the filter If the conditions are conductive set the filter as very fast value of the parameter 01 Filter 1 and if the conditions are bad vibrations draught set the filter as slowly or very slowly value of the parameter 01 Filtr at 4 or 5 Efficience of filter is different for range of weighing The filter works slowler during getting to weighed mass It works faster when mass is the settled f
54. tup Nowak AKY 54 1 on 1 on 0 off 0 off 0 off EN DC Ba bs Draw 49 Declaration of variables to printout submenu GLP Example of standard printout Date 13 09 2004 Time 16 30 50 User Id Nowak Project Id tabletka Balance Id 117436 Last calibration 09 09 2004 12 23 automatic calibration Diff 0 001 g 13 829 g Draw 50 Example of standard printout all option settled on YES printed 55 Date 13 09 2004 User ld Nowak Project Id tabletka Balance Id 117436 13 838 g Draw 51 Example of standard printout Question mark before load mass means that the result is not stable 17 2 Non standard printout Procedure of creating non standard printouts user can create own 4 printouts give the number of the text which starts the printout eg Printout 1 Start 1 and text number which finishes the printout eg Printout 1 Stop 40 In this case texts from 1 to 40 are printed And then write text in the lines 1 40 It is recomended to use PC keyboard what is simplier and faster way Non standard printouts can overlap each other Printout 1 Start 1 Printout 1 Stop 40 Printout 2 Start 20 Printout 2 Stop 40 Non standard printout can be created by Edition of the printout During manual writting give all special signs as CRLF tabulator etc If function Printout Edition is used all these values can be selected in f
55. uter or recorded in file P1 08 Report printout 1 yes report is printed P1 08 Report printout 0 no report is not printed If the parameter has the value 1 the report is genrated and sent automaticaly 15 03 04 P1 02 Ext calibr function User calibr function Calibr test function Weight corr Auto calibr both 07 Autocal time Shours 08 Print report on Draw 15 Submenu calibration A content of report depends on setting in submenu GLP All options with YES attribute are printed 15 03 04 Setup 13 55 14 P1 Calibration FE 1 Jagd 15 03 04 Setup P3 Date Time P2 gt 01 User Nowak P4 Readout m 02 Project AKY 54 P5 RS232 0 Ti 1 e P6 Printouts ime print P7 Units 04 Date print 1 on 05 gt User print 0 off 06 Project print 0 off 07 ld print 0 off Draw 16 Submenu GLP setting Apart from information settled in menu group the report contains calibration mass remembered by balance after last calibration description Old calibration mass determined during actual calibration description Calibration and deviation of the calibration description Deviation difference between these two masses 26 Internal calibration report Date 16 04 2004 Time 15 24 39 Balance Id 114493 Calibr 891 9 3 g Old 891 9 4 g Difference O O 1 g User Id Nowak Project Id AKY 54 Draw 17 Example of balance calibration report 8
56. warming up time For analytical balances warming up time is about 1 hour This periods refers to the balances which ware in surrounding temperature work before start weighing If the analytical balances are kept in lower temperature before weighing the warming up time is about 8 hours and for precision balances it is about 2 hours During warm up stabilization the indications can change 3 APPROPRATION The balances are used to do precise measurements in laboratories It is possible to do the zero function in all measure range The balance weights in following units mH Teel 16 H aH ea Int 0 2 LJ Toustom t H N 168 im tH ts Eos This units available for verified balance only Draw 2 Measure units Apart from weighing in various measure units the balance also counts pieces weights dosages determines deviations of the standard mass weights animals detemines liquids and solids density formulation creates statistics Measure units and particular functions can be inaccessible for user It is possible to adapt the balance to individual needs and access functions and units which are necessary at this moment It is possible to define accessible or noo accessible in user menu and it is described in further part of the manual 4 DESCRIPTION OF THE BALANCE display 6 5 7 Weighing 13 47 14 0 0000 Draw 3 Display balance ONOARWN gt
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