10
7. Set the pan unit and I/O unit to adapt to the peripheral system. Set the following for the I/O unit.
RS-232C (Refer to
“
8. STANDARD INPUT AND OUTPUT INTERFACE
”
)
Set the weighing speed to adapt to the ambient conditions.
Note
Make sure that the personal computer is in operation before connecting to the AD-4212D.
8. After the balance has been installed, calibrate the balance using the internal weight or external
calibration weight. For details, refer to “4.2. Calibration”.
9. By removing the provided weighing pan, a locally fabricated weighing pan can be attached to the
AD-4212D series by using the four screw holes (M3 x 8) on the pan support.
MASS OF THE LOCALLY FABRICATED WEIGHING PAN
Design the weighing pan so that the mass falls within the ranges shown in the table below:
Model Status
Mass of
the weighing pan (g)
Pan support is used (with weighing pan removed)
10 to 21
AD-4212D-33/32
Pan support boss is used (with the weighing pan
and pan support removed)
35 to 46
Pan support is used (with weighing pan removed)
20 to 230
AD-4212D-302/301
Pan support boss is used (with the weighing pan
and pan support removed)
70 to 280
AD-4212D-33/32
AD-4212D-302/301
Notes
If the balance is to be used in a range other than shown above, contact the local A&D dealer.
To avoid the effects of static electricity or magnetism, use materials other than resin or
magnetic materials when designing a weighing pan.
When a locally fabricated weighing pan is used, the zero point may be shifted greatly
right after the AC adapter is plugged in. Perform re-zero before weighing to cancel the
amount of zero drift as necessary.
Mass range
to be weighed
When the weighing pan and
pan support are removed
When the weighing pan
is removed
Mass
of locally
fabricated pan
Mass range
to be weighed
Mass of
locally
fabricated pan
Mass of
locally
fabricated pan
Mass range
to be weighed
When the weighing pan and
pan support are removed
When the weighing pan
is removed
Mass range
to be weighed
Mass of
locally
fabricated pan
320 g
20 g
110 g
230 g
320 g
70 g
110 g
280 g
32 g
10 g
21 g
21 g
32
g
35 g
21 g
46 g