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If you plan to use a printer, electronic balance, and/or computer, connect them to the marked
connectors at the back of the instrument. The accessory keyboard connects to a fitting on the side
nearest the printer connector of the instrument. Connect all accessories while the instrument is
turned OFF, and power ON the accessories before powering ON the instrument.
Power control and fuses are located at the rear of unit.
The power entry module must be configured for the
voltage supplied to it. This will be either 100 to 120
VAC or 220 to 240 VAC. The unit is configured at
the factory for the destination country at time of
shipment. However, to ensure the unit is configured
correctly, verify the arrow indicator on the fuse
holder points to the proper voltage for your
environment before connecting to a power source.
To change from 110 to 220VAC or from 220 to 110VAC:
Ensure the power switch, located next to the fuse holder, is in the off (O) position.
Remove the fuse holder from the power entry module by prying with a small flat
screwdriver.
Change the fuse:
A unit operating from 100-120 VAC should have two 8-amp slow blow fuses, (AZI
P/N 190-1001).
A unit operating from 200-240 VAC should have two 4-amp slow blow fuses, (AZI
P/N 190-1002).
Turn the fuse holder around, and slide it back in so that the arrow indicator on the power
entry module is pointing to the correct voltage for your environment.
CAUTION
Never use any power cable other than the one provided or one of
equivalent UL listed ratings. Be sure that the ground pin of the power
source is properly grounded. Never cover the power receptacle so
that the power cord cannot be removed quickly and easily.
Connect the instrument line cord into the matching port on the back of the instrument.
Connect the plug end of the cord into a dedicated 15 Amp line source of the voltage for which
the power entry module is set. (100 to 120 VAC or 220 to 240 VAC)
Toggle the power switch at the rear of the unit to the ON
(I)
position.
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