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4 Input and output connectors

4.1 Rear and bottom part of balance, K model

1. Weighing pan

2.

CONNECTOR 1

9 pin RS232 Interface Output
for PC/keyboard or printer

3. levelling feet

4.

CONNECTOR 2

power supply connector

5. Level
Bubble

0. Closing screws

2. Hook for weighing under

balance pan. First remove
hook cap.

3

Summary of Contents for Intell-Lab PH Series

Page 1: ...June 2009 Intell Lab Precision Toploading Balances PH Series User Operation Manual A Higher Level of Precision A Higher Level of Performance...

Page 2: ...tare function Not available for V range models 15 7 1 2 Optional alphanumeric external keyboard code T201 16 8 WEIGHT UNITS 18 9 PC COMMUNICATION SETTING 20 10 PRINTER SERIAL COMMUNICATION SELECTION...

Page 3: ...ION HI LO GO 42 22 1 BOTH THRESHOLDS SET 43 22 2 LOWER THRESHOLD SET ONLY 43 22 3 HIGHER THRESHOLD SET ONLY 43 23 RS232 INTERFACE FEATURES 44 24 CONNECTORS POSITIONS REAR 49 25 WORKING WITH THE BATTER...

Page 4: ...vibrations Do not use the balance in explosion risk environment The humidity rate of the balance environment must be between 45 and 75 Place the weighing pan and the support pan on the balance see pag...

Page 5: ...parts used must be original Therefore it is necessary to apply to the reseller who sold the equipment 2 Storage Storage temperature 5 C 40 C Storage humidity 45 75 Keep package in the case the balance...

Page 6: ...isplay Standby OFF or power on ON TARE or zero button O PC Selection CONFIRM or SEND data to printer Stability indicator Zero indicator Percentage weighing Piece counting Battery charge indicator Inse...

Page 7: ...3 7 Balance setup MENU button Balance CALIBRATION button H L DS ct ozt lb GN dwt Kg mg...

Page 8: ...rt of balance K model 1 Weighing pan 2 CONNECTOR 1 9 pin RS232 Interface Output for PC keyboard or printer 3 levelling feet 4 CONNECTOR 2 power supply connector 5 Level Bubble 0 Closing screws 2 Hook...

Page 9: ...balance will set itself in stand by mode 5 1 Stand By From STAND BY mode Press ON OFF button to bring balance to work conditions Press again ON OFF button to return to STAND BY condition 5 2 Simple w...

Page 10: ...CAL button 1 Press CAL button when pan is empty dashes are displayed on the display 2 When calibration weight value starts to flash load the weight on the pan The display will stop flashing indicatin...

Page 11: ...ight as long as it is a whole number in comparison with the most meaningful digit of calibration weight e g if calibration weight is 200g it will be possible to calibrate the balance with values from...

Page 12: ...essed the PRINT button until the acoustic alarm is over 3 After selection the balance returns to calibration menu Press and keep pressed MENU button until the acoustic alarm is over then release the b...

Page 13: ...nal calibration Follow procedures described at paragraph 6 1 1 6 2 5 Technical calibration TEC CAL This function allows storing the value of internal reference mass whenever checking or assistance act...

Page 14: ...ight balance returns to normal weighing conditions 6 Return to calibration menu as described at paragraph 6 2 and set the desired calibration mode internal automatic or external ATTENTION this procedu...

Page 15: ...O T button O t string will be displayed 3 After reaching stability the value 0 000 will be displayed If the stability is not reached due to air flows or vibrations or other disturbs the dashes will re...

Page 16: ...the beep alarm stops and then release the key 2 Will be shown on the display the following string 3 Insert now the desired tare value using the keys CAL and MENU for increase or decrease the value an...

Page 17: ...tare also by pressing the TARE DELETE button of this keyboard in the same way as previously described It s also possible to manually insert a known tare value by the keypad 1 Press TARE MAN button on...

Page 18: ...art of alphanumeric keyboard 3 Press INSER to confirm 4 Press ESCAPE button to escape from tare condition To set to zero the value of the manual tare inserted by means of alphanumeric keyboard effect...

Page 19: ...ressing now the MENU or CAL button it will be possible to scroll forward or backward the weight units menu 3 Press PRINT button to confirm or MENU button to shift to the other weight unit SYMBOL UNIT...

Page 20: ...the button The balance returns to normal weighing conditions The unit of measure with the star are not available in the balances with the software for paper grammage In these models is possible to se...

Page 21: ...cont is displayed to choose continuous print or PC CMd to choose print to PC at user command and then press the PRINT button to confirm the choice 6 After having selected the desired transmission mode...

Page 22: ...splay and confirm pressing PRINT button 2 T o s e l e ct the data print mode press MENU until the message PRINT is displayed 3 Press PRINT to confirm 4 After having selected the data print mode press...

Page 23: ...smission speed 1200 2400 4800 9600 baud Pressing MENU or CAL buttons it will be possible to scroll forward or backward trough the different transmission speeds and then confirm your choice by pressing...

Page 24: ...condition on display press and keep pressed the MENU button until the acoustic alarm is over and then release the button The message unitS is displayed then press MENU button until the message AUTO 0...

Page 25: ...ions thanks to the selection of three filters FILTER 1 Ideal conditions and filling applications FILTER 2 stable conditions FILTER 3 unstable conditions 1 From zero condition on display press and keep...

Page 26: ...eter or CAL to go to previous one 4 To escape from parameters setup menu press the MENU button until the acoustic alarm is over then release the button 5 The balance will return to standard weighing c...

Page 27: ...button until the message StAbiL is displayed and then confirm this by pressing the PRINT button 2 Pressing MENU or CAL button it will be possible to scroll forward or backward the different stability...

Page 28: ...The message unitS is displayed then press MENU button until the message bLt then press the PRINT button to confirm this 2 Pressing MENU or CAL button it will be possible to scroll forward or backward...

Page 29: ...ver then release the button The message unitS is displayed then press MENU button until the message tiME oFF then confirm by pressing the PRINT button 2 Pressing MENU or CAL button it will be possible...

Page 30: ...ess PRINT to confirm Load on the pan the number of pieces displayed on the balance display Press again the PRINT button and wait the weight to stabilize If the number of samples is enough for example...

Page 31: ...t will be possible to go on with count by loading the pieces count on the balance pan 3 To escape from piece counting mode press the ON OFF button and the balance returns to normal weighing conditions...

Page 32: ...ecreases the value and use the O T button to skip to the others digits For inserting the decimal point keep pressed the CAL button Keeping pressed the O T button is possible to delete the inserted val...

Page 33: ...e weight is enough then 0 is displayed it is now possible to go on to count loading the pieces on the pan 7 Press MENU button to display the total number of pieces then press again the button to displ...

Page 34: ...ally performed at the end of which it is possible to operate with the highest resolution range 2 The range change is pointed out by the switch on of a small arrow on the display 3 The range of highest...

Page 35: ...zero condition on display press the MENU button until the message dEnS is displayed then press the PRINT button to confirm 2 Select the functio n d SoLid throug h the MENU button and then confirm with...

Page 36: ...essage WEI AIR will be flashing 9 Now it is asked to weigh the solid inside the liquid Effect the tare of the small basket inside liquid immerse the solid and press PRINT During the acquisition of the...

Page 37: ...e value of the density of the glass float of known volume to use the default value is equal to 3 0000 4 It is possible to set a different value using the CAL e MENU buttons for increase and decrease t...

Page 38: ...rsed into the liquid Perform a tare if necessary and immerse the glass float into the liquid Press the PRINT button During the acquisition of the value the message WEI LIq will be flashing 10 The resu...

Page 39: ...til the message M Load is displayed then press the PRINT button to confirm When this function is activated a tare is automatically performed 2 Activation of this function is indicated by the visualiza...

Page 40: ...m zero condition of the display press the MENU button until will be displayed the Perc message then press the PRINT button to confirm 2 Press the MENU button to select the Perc A function and press PR...

Page 41: ...rom zero condition of the display press the MENU button until will be displayed the Perc message then press the PRINT button to confirm 2 Press the MENU button to select the Perc A function and press...

Page 42: ...ualize the weight in gram and vice versa 6 Press the ON OFF button to escape from the percentage weight function 7 It is also possible to set the value if the balance is equipped with the optional alp...

Page 43: ...the CAL e MENU buttons for increase and decrease the value and using the O T button for skip to the others digits Keeping pressed the O T button is possible to delete the inserted value The inserted v...

Page 44: ...shold value set will be displayed the symbol L while if the weight is over the higher threshold value set will be displayed the symbol H 22 2 Lower threshold set only Setting only the lower threshold...

Page 45: ...e selected as described previously pag 19 to 1200 2400 4800 e 9600 baud The character format is of 8 bit preceded by one bit of start and followed by a bit of stop Parity is not considered 2 Selection...

Page 46: ...5 Transmission format String transmitted is composed by the following 14 characters First character weight sign blank or second ninth character weight or other data tenth twelfth character weight unit...

Page 47: ...eight of pieces 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Weight space Value of weight space g space S Average unit weight of pieces 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PMU spaces Va...

Page 48: ...n is the number 1 fig 1 pag 46 8 Connection of the balance with the serial printer Connect a serial printer to connector 1 to the balance as shown in the following scheme Balance 2 side 4 Connector 1...

Page 49: ...ic keyboard To connect the optional alphanumeric keyboard it must be used the connector 1 the same used for connection to a PC In this case the connection to PC or to printer must be effected through...

Page 50: ...Connector 2 Power supply connector Fig 1 Rear of the balance Fig 2 Fig 3 CONNECTOR 1 CONNECTION FOR KEYPAD PC AND PRINTER pin 1 Power 5V for keyboard pin2 Txsignal pin3 Rxsignal pin 4 busy signal pin...

Page 51: ...necessary to connect the balance to AC power outlet to re charge the battery Failure to do so will damage the battery This is NOT covered by warranty 1 To re charge the battery connect the external po...

Page 52: ...balance requires to be re calibrated Unload weights if any on the pan and press the CAL button Overange condition Unload the weights loaded on the pan Underange condition Place properly pan and under...

Page 53: ...PRINT button to confirm the choice To escape from menu press and keep pressed the MENU button until the acoustic alarm is over Units Pc Print Baud rt Auto 0 Filter Stabil Blt Time Off Calib End br 120...

Page 54: ...and keep pressed the MENU button until the acoustic alarm is over Smlp 10 Smlp 25 Smlp 50 Smpl 100 Manual D solid D liquid L threshold Perc A Perc M Tare dl 1 0000 ds 3 0000 H threshold t 0 Ins weigh...

Page 55: ...delivery note 2 Warranty covers all parts resulting defective at the origin It does not cover mechanical or electronic parts damaged by wrong installation tampering or incorrect use 3 Warranty does no...

Page 56: ...measurement industry both in the USA and worldwide With contacts in over 50 countries we provide you with the weighing and measurement equipment you need QUALITY Products solidly built from the ground...

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