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14.4. Footer printout

P5.4 FOOTER,

is a group of parameters which enable declaring the data that is on

the footer printout.

P5.4 FOOTER

P5.4.1 WORKING MODES

YES

P5.4.2 DATE

YES

P5.4.3 TIME

YES

P5.4.4 SCALE TYPE

YES

P5.4.5 BALANCE ID

YES

P5.4.6 USER

YES

P5.4.7 PRODUCT

YES

P5.4.8 VARIABLE 1

YES

P5.4.9 VARIABLE 2

YES

P5.4.10 DASHES

YES

P5.4.11 EMPTY LINE.

YES

P5.4.12 CAL.REPORT

YES

P5.4.13 SIGNATURE

YES

P5.4.14 NSTD. PRNT.

NONE / NSTD.PRN. 1 /

NSTD.PRN.2/NSTD.PRN.3 /

NSTD. PRN.4

•

P5.4.1 WORKING MODES

Enables printing out of the name of balance’s working mode.

•

P5.4.2 DATE

Enables printing out of the date in the footer.

•

P5.4.3 TIME

Enables printing out the time in the footer.

•

P5.4.4 SCALE TYPE

Enables printing out the scale type.

•

P5.4.5 BALANCE ID

Enables printing out balance ID number.

Summary of Contents for APP 10.R2

Page 1: ...NG LCD RADWAG BALANCES M A N U F A C T U R E R O F E L E C T R O N I C W E I G H I N G I N S T R U M E N T S RADWAG 26 600 Radom Bracka 28 POLAND Phone 048 48 38 48 800 fax 48 48 385 00 10 Export depa...

Page 2: ...2 MAY 2014...

Page 3: ...ing additional equipment 27 5 BASIC FUNCTIONS 28 6 KEYBOARD 29 7 START UP 30 7 1 Connecting peripheral devices 30 7 2 Balance temperature stabilisation period 30 8 USER MENU 31 8 1 Moving through user...

Page 4: ...65 14 DETERMINING CONTENT OF A PRINOUT 66 14 1 Adjustment report 66 14 2 Header printout 68 14 3 Measurement result printout GLP PRINTOUT 70 14 4 Footer printout 72 14 5 Non standard printouts 74 14 5...

Page 5: ...tics 128 17 8 4 Returning to the weighing mode 129 17 10 Totalising 129 17 8 5 Means of operation 130 17 8 6 Returning to the weighing mode 133 17 11 Peak hold 133 17 8 7 Means of operation 134 17 8 8...

Page 6: ...s sent from computer level 157 21 3 Commands description 157 22 ERROR MESSAGES 162 23 UNDER HOOK WEIGHING 163 24 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT 164 24 1 Anti vibration table 164 24 2 Rack for under hook weighin...

Page 7: ...XA 82 220 R2 Max capacity 52 g 82 220 g Min capacity 1 mg 1 mg Readability 0 01 mg 0 01 0 1 mg Tare range 52 g 220 g Repeatability 0 02 mg 0 02 0 08 mg Linearity 0 06 mg 0 06 0 2 mg Eccentric load de...

Page 8: ...acity 60 220g 160g 220g 310g Min capacity 1mg 10 mg 10 mg 10 mg Readability 0 01 0 1mg 0 1mg 0 1mg 0 1mg Tare range 220g 160 g 220 g 310 g Pan size 85 mm Sensitivity drift 1 ppm C in temperature 10 40...

Page 9: ...750 R2 PS 1000 R2 Max capacity 200 2000g 210g 360g 600g 750g 1000g Tare range 2000g 210g 360g 600g 750g 1000g Min capacity 20mg 20mg 20mg 20mg 20mg 20mg Readability 1 10mg 1mg 1mg 1mg 1mg 1mg Working...

Page 10: ...6000 R2 Max capacity 1200g 2100g 3500g 4500g 6000g Tare range 1200g 2100g 3500g 4500g 6000g Min capacity 500mg 500mg 500mg 500mg 500mg Readability 10mg 10mg 10mg 10mg 10mg Working temperature 10 C 40...

Page 11: ...r 4 USB 2 port e g computer 5 USB 1 port e g computer keyboard 1 2 PS R2 H series PS R2 H series redefine the level of standard for precision balances Not only do they share all the features of R seri...

Page 12: ...parated from the balance The interfaces include 2 RS 232 USB type A USB type B and WiFi optionally Balance housing is made of plastic whereas its pan of stainless steel PS R2 H series metrological par...

Page 13: ...terfaces housing next connect the power adapter to mains The balance will activate automatically CAUTION While cleaning it is advisable to follow below precautions Additionally it is a must to disconn...

Page 14: ...not place any magnetic materials on the weighing pan as this can cause damage to the measuring system of the instrument Be sure to avoid impact shock and overloading the balance in excess of the pres...

Page 15: ...aff training This balance should only be operated and maintained by personnel who is trained and experienced in using this type of balances 3 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE 3 1 Delivery check Please check the...

Page 16: ...ted on a stable wall console desk or a stable working table which is not affected by vibrations and distant from heat sources take special precaution when weighing magnetic objects as part of the bala...

Page 17: ...ance with the following instruction Steps open side doors of the weighing chamber inside the weighing chamber place lower shield of the weighing chamber 5 place centering ring 4 upon the lower shield...

Page 18: ...18 AS balance with d 0 01 0 1 mg AS balance with d 0 1 mg...

Page 19: ...Remove the adhesive tape Carefully remove the balance from its packaging Remove all the elements necessary for correct operation from the accessory box Carefully remove the plastic and foil transport...

Page 20: ...ns It must be remembered that balance activation is only possible with one weighing pan assembled at a time Attempt of activating the balance with two weighing pans assembled simultaneously will resul...

Page 21: ...lance level see below tighten the bolt 2 on the foot 1 to the balance s footing until the point of resistance Repeat the activity for each foot of the balance After removing the protective elements of...

Page 22: ...g smudges of dirt Cleaning of the weighing pan when assembled may cause damage of the measuring system of the balance Hence it is crucial to remove it from the balance before cleaning In order to clea...

Page 23: ...23 2 Remove the back glass wall...

Page 24: ...and glass walls can be properly cleaned All the operations should be done carefully Pay special CAUTION to the place where the weighing pan was installed dirt and other small elements might enter the...

Page 25: ...y frame and slide the top glass wall out of the slideway 2 Remove the back glass wall 3 Remove the side glass walls The side glass walls are not replaceable so it is important to remember which one is...

Page 26: ...ance mechanism durin the cleaning Thus prepared draft shield and glass walls can be properly cleaned All the operations should be done carefully Pay special CAUTION to the place where the weighing pan...

Page 27: ...indication will reach ZERO level with reading unit depending on the b alance During the process of starting the balance the test of the internal mass adjustment mechanism occurs single location and el...

Page 28: ...istics totalising peak hold functions related to setting a balance to ambient conditions at a workstation enabling and disabling autozero system setting parameter of measurement result averaging value...

Page 29: ...mode F11 button of the computer keyboard MODE button for selecting balance s working mode F5 button of the computer keyboard UNITS button changes measuring units PRINT ENTER button sends current displ...

Page 30: ...l device plug the balance to mains 7 2 Balance temperature stabilisation period Before start of measuring processes it is necessary to wait until the balance is thermally stabilised For balances that...

Page 31: ...ing parameter value by one value downwards Selecting group of parameters one by one upwards or changing parameter value by one value upwards Selecting group of parameters for activating On pressing th...

Page 32: ...the mass of the standard P2 7 DENS OF SOLIDS settings for determining density of solids P2 8 DENS OF LIQUIDS settings for determining density of liquids P2 9 ANIMAL WEIGHING settings for the function...

Page 33: ...9 VARIABLE 1 project of variable 1 P5 10 VARIABLE 2 project of variable 2 P6 OTHER P6 1 LANGUAGE POLISH ENGLISH menu language P6 2 ACCESS LEV ADMIN access levels for editing menu P6 3 KEY SOUND YES N...

Page 34: ...confirming the choice by pressing the program asks you to enter the user s password You must enter 1111 and confirm by pressing The program returns to the main window After the first login you should...

Page 35: ...ls USER Access to parameters in the submenu Reading and setting in parameter group Others except for Date and Time All the weighing processes can be started and carried out at this time The user has t...

Page 36: ...ds follow below procedures Start the balance with no load on the weighing pan permissible value of load on the weighing pan on balance start is 10 of its maximal capacity Load balance s weighing pan s...

Page 37: ...et a measuring unit g mg ct and also if enabled in factory menu non verified balances kg lb oz ozt dwt tlh tls tlt tlc mom gr ti N baht tola Place weighed object on balance s weighing pan and read res...

Page 38: ...order to determine the net weight of a weighed object place object s container packaging on balance s weighing pan and on stabilisation of measurement result press button The display should indicate m...

Page 39: ...in SHORTCUTS description of the setting further in this user manual point F button shortcuts or choose option SELECT TARE after pressing button which displays the first mass value of the mass package...

Page 40: ...er s needs and expectations or specific requirements for selected working mode e g DOSING as a result the work is quick and easy Available settings P2 2 1 READOUT P2 2 1 1 FILTER V FAST FAST NORMAL SL...

Page 41: ...g the weighed mass it works more intensively when the weighed mass is placed within the set range of the filter parameter filter range is accessible only from the service menu the user does not have a...

Page 42: ...less than declared AUTOZERO range e g one division balance will zero automatically marker of stable measurement result and precise zero marker will be displayed If AUTOZERO function is enabled then e...

Page 43: ...s with different tare values being weighed one after another automatic tare function is usuful for quick determination of the weighed loads net mass When function is active P2 2 2 AUTOTARE value set t...

Page 44: ...in P 2 2 3 2 AUTO THRES parameter 10 6 Printing mode This function enables setting the printing mode i e button activity A user has the possibility of selecting the following settings WHEN STAB the st...

Page 45: ...ding on the display is lower than the set value of AUTO THRES parameter next measurement does not require zero value This procedure applies to changing settings For automatic working mode adjust the t...

Page 46: ...the measuring unit Available settings For verified balances a user can select from the following g mg or kg ct For non verified balances a user can select from the following measuring units g mg kg ct...

Page 47: ...e In other modes measurements are only possible in basic unit g The user can declare the weighing units which will be available when selecting temporary unit by pressing button For these units the par...

Page 48: ...he result of balance indication multiplied by the factor that was introduced for user unit User units are marked as u1 user 1 unit and u2 user 2 unit The way of declaring factor for an individual user...

Page 49: ...49 10 11 Information Function enables displaying additional information in the bottom line Depending on the needs a user can choose the following options which are shown while working in mode WEIGHING...

Page 50: ...rd information which is to be displayed in the bottom line of the display A user can insert any text consisting of maximum 19 characters It should be remembered though that the declared non standard i...

Page 51: ...which are accessible by choosing F1 F2 F3 or F4 A user can choose the following options in WEIGHING mode which can be assigned to any of the F buttons NONE ENTER TARE PRINT HEADER PRINT FOOTER VARIAB...

Page 52: ...itching to weighing with the accuracy of the II weighing range the display signals by indicating symbol on its left side and an additional marker of last but one digit of the weighing result From now...

Page 53: ...time format P6 9 GLP AUTOTEST carrying out autotest for the balance P6 10 SETUP PRNT balance parameters print out Enter group P6 OTHER menu 11 1 Available menu languages Parameter which enables selec...

Page 54: ...imum brightness of the backlight 10 minimum brightness of the backlight NONE display brightness switched off 11 7 Date Enables setting the current date As follows 11 8 Time Enables setting the current...

Page 55: ...timizing balance s settings to maintain the best possible repeatability and weighing time at workstation The main purpose of the function is the possibility of monitoring the above mentioned parameter...

Page 56: ...procedure and it is carried out automatically from now on to the end A user can stop the procedure at any time by pressing button in the window Once the procedure is finished the value of standard dev...

Page 57: ...rmation about the balance and its installed software The parameters are strictly informative Once the parameter PRINT SET is chosen the balance settings are sent to the printer all parameters The para...

Page 58: ...ternal adjustment initiated by pressing Adjustment with external weight with declared mass which cannot be modified of any weight but not lower than 30 of maximum range CAUTION In case of verified bal...

Page 59: ...ng procedure can be completed As the 2 minute time elapses balance display indicates message CAL_30 and starts counting down from 30 29 28 to 0 indicated value is the counter Balance user has 30 secon...

Page 60: ...time It is possible to declare time intervals which are criteria for balance adjustment Accessible settings are adjustment after 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 hours since last carried out adjustment proc...

Page 61: ...l be carried out automatically but measuring results may differ by the amount that was present on balance weighing pan or P1 2 EXT CALIB External adjustment with an external weight Adjustment with ext...

Page 62: ...atic adjustment balances with internal adjustment Determination of factor which signals start of automatic internal adjustment NONE no factor will cause start of adjustement adjustment automatically t...

Page 63: ...ayed DO NOT TURN OFF CALIBRATION in the bottom line Once adjustment process is completed balance saves its result in memory and returns to weighing mode CAUTION Press Esc button to abort adjustment pr...

Page 64: ...SS in the bottom bar and in the main window the mass value to be placed on the weighing pan e g 200 000g depending on the type of balance Place an external adjustment weight with mass determined on ba...

Page 65: ...t of the indicated mass and press button The balance determines the mass and message CALIBRATION is displayed in the bottom line After the adjustment process the balance returns to submenu P1 2 EXT CA...

Page 66: ...YES P5 1 7 BALANCE ID YES P5 1 8 CAL DIFFER YES P5 1 9 DASHES YES P5 1 10 SIGNATURE YES P5 1 1 PROJECT Option enables entering the name of the project e g associated with a specific type of weighment...

Page 67: ...1 8 CAL DIFFER Enables printing out the difference between the mass of adjustment weight measured during the last adjustment and the current measured mass of this weight P5 1 9 DASHES Enables printing...

Page 68: ...UCT YES P5 2 9 VARIABLE 1 YES P5 2 10 VARIABLE 2 YES P5 2 11 EMPTY LINE YES P5 2 12 CAL REPORT YES P5 2 13 NON STANDART PRNT NONE NSTD PRN 1 NSTD PRN 2 NSTD PRN 3 NSTD PRN 4 P5 2 1 DASHES Enables prin...

Page 69: ...st adjustment according to the settings declared for the adjustment report printout see sec 12 1 in this manual P5 2 13 NSTD PRINT Enables printing out one of the four non standard printouts on the he...

Page 70: ...YES P5 3 2 TIME YES P5 3 3 USER YES P5 3 4 PRODUCT YES P5 3 5 VARIABLE 1 YES P5 3 6 VARIABLE 2 YES P5 3 7 TARE YES P5 3 8 GROSS YES P5 3 9 CURR RES YES P5 3 10 CAL REPORT YES P5 3 11 NSTD PRNT NONE N...

Page 71: ...ting out the current measurement result NET mass in the current unit P5 3 10 CAL REPORT Enables printing out a report from the last adjustment according to the settings declared for the adjustment rep...

Page 72: ...1 YES P5 4 9 VARIABLE 2 YES P5 4 10 DASHES YES P5 4 11 EMPTY LINE YES P5 4 12 CAL REPORT YES P5 4 13 SIGNATURE YES P5 4 14 NSTD PRNT NONE NSTD PRN 1 NSTD PRN 2 NSTD PRN 3 NSTD PRN 4 P5 4 1 WORKING MO...

Page 73: ...eclared for the adjustment report printout see sec 12 1 in this manual P5 4 13 SIGNATURE Enables printing out the signature of the user performing the weighments P5 4 14 NSTD PRNT Enables printing out...

Page 74: ...wever to use CAPITAL letters and without Polish characters Non standard printout can have approximately 160 characters typed as a single line 14 5 1 Inserting texts Variables in all modes and with the...

Page 75: ...OSING B Reference mass DEVIATIONS Non standard characters used in designing non standard print outs a single character C CRLF R CR N LF T Tabulator F Form feed for PCL printers E Crop the paper for EP...

Page 76: ...ith E value available and select this printout for a given printout settings In such case SUFFIX command should stay empty Paper must be cropped underneath the FOOTER Example settings P5 4 14 STANDARD...

Page 77: ...14 6 Variables Variables are alphanumeric inrormation which can be linked to the printouts products or other information related to weighing For every variable enter its contents Variables can be use...

Page 78: ...item in the database Inserting a new item in the database The way of inserting and deleting an item is described below 15 1 Users USERS 100 different users It is possible to introduce the following da...

Page 79: ...he information preview in Databases and can also define universal variables ADV Access to editing of parameters in the submenu Reading Working modes Communication Devices Others except for Date and Ti...

Page 80: ...mbers Select the access level Select the language Once all of the data is inserted you can return to the weighing mode In order to select a user follow the logging in procedure described in section 9...

Page 81: ...uracy of balance reading unit TARE mass of the packaging relating to a particular product with the accuracy of balance reading unit MIN low threshold for the mode WEIGHING should be inserted with the...

Page 82: ...n be inserted for each packaging NAME 30 characters TARE mass of the packaging enter the value with the accuracy of balance reading unit In order to add tare mass of the packaging enter the tare datab...

Page 83: ...he balance This occurs automatically after a single press of the button PRINT without a need of additional actions or settings change The additional data is saved along with the measurement Date of th...

Page 84: ...measurement To move through the saved measurements database use the arrow buttons or To move to the next measurement either up or down the list press one of the buttons To view the remaining data rela...

Page 85: ...roject 1234567890123459 Date 16 07 2013 Time 13 27 09 Balance ID 10353870 Cal diff 0 004 g Signature The data that is to be printed out depends on the settings in parameter P5 3 GLP PRINTOUT Depending...

Page 86: ...e name of the product that has been weighed The software saves the measurements in a so called loop i e when the measurement 1001 is saved the measurement 1 is automatically deleted from the balance s...

Page 87: ...rement in the bottom line of the balance display To move through the data relating to the measurement press or The data relating to the measurement can be printed out by selecting the option PRINT and...

Page 88: ...en the balances of this series This can be accomplished by using external memory PENDRIVE Plug a PENDRIVE in USB 1 TYPE A port if you want to use this option The balance automatically sees the externa...

Page 89: ...alance software creates files on the PENDRIVE The files are of relevant names and are saved in individual databases The files have special extensions and the data saved in them is encoded in a way tha...

Page 90: ...imported 16 3 Measurement data print out The balance software allows you to save the data relating to the measurement on the external memory PENDRIVE The operation can be performed as follows Plug a p...

Page 91: ...e in the file that has already been created on the pendrive Consequently a user can continue with saving the measurements in the same file once created CAUTION When the balance software sees the PENDR...

Page 92: ...ing Dosing Deviations against the mass of the standard Animal weighing Density determination of solids Density determination of liquids Statistics Totalising Peak hold In order to initiate a particula...

Page 93: ...ibed further in this manual 17 1 Setup for availability of working modes In this group of parameters a user declares functions which are to be available for the user after pressing button It is possib...

Page 94: ...nting small objects of the same mass Start Counting Pieces function When the function is initiated for the first time the standard mass equals 0 0000g If the sample mass is determined and has been use...

Page 95: ...ece DETERMINE SAMPLE function initiates the option of automatic determination of the mass of a single piece from a number of samples of known quantity SELECT PRODUCT function initiates the option of s...

Page 96: ...weighing pan must be less than twice the amount of which was visible on the display before adding parts Current quantity of parts must be within the 0 3 tolerance of the total value Measurement result...

Page 97: ...mbol is displayed and confirm their mass by pressing button The balance software automatically counts a single sample mass and enters the mode COUNTING PIECES displaying the number of pieces which are...

Page 98: ...wait for the stability pictogram in order to confirm the quantity Only after the stability pictogram is displayed can you confirm the declared quantity by pressing button Otherwise the balance will n...

Page 99: ...mple mass and enters the mode COUNTING PIECES displaying the number of pieces which are on the pan pcs In the bottom line a single sample mass value is shown if the option for the function INFORMATION...

Page 100: ...on of ascribing thresholds for the checkweighing SELECT PRODUCT function initiates the option of selecting a product from product database LOG IN function initiates the option of selecting and logging...

Page 101: ...tion ASSIGN THRESHOLDS is assigned the editing window is displayed and the value of MIN low threshold can be ascribed Use the arrow buttons to ascribe the value of the low threshold Confirm the insert...

Page 102: ...tom line if such an option for the function INFORMATION has been selected At the top of the display the message Min is shown which indicates the value of the mass on the weighing pan is below the low...

Page 103: ...buttons NONE no function assigned to the button ENTER SAMPLE function initiates the option of entering the reference mass along with tolerance one procedure SELECT PRODUCT function initiates the opti...

Page 104: ...the F buttons to which the function ENTER SAMPLE is assigned and the editing window ENTER SAMPLE is displayed Use the arrow buttons to enter the target weight Confirm the inserted target weight by pr...

Page 105: ...e bottom line standard mass value target mass if such option for the function INFORMATION was selected The sign Min is shown at the top of the display It indicates the status of the mass on the pan wi...

Page 106: ...ich a user can assign to each of the F buttons NONE no function assigned to the button ENTER SAMPLE function initiates the option of entering reference mass to control mass deviation DETERMINE SAMPLE...

Page 107: ...weighing Procedure Press one of the F buttons to which the function DETERMINE SAMPLE is assigned and the editing window will be displayed PLACE 100 Place the standard as 100 on the pan and when the re...

Page 108: ...e editing window will be displayed ENTER SAMPLE Using the arrow buttons enter the known reference mass Confirm by pressing button The balance software automatically proceeds to the mode DEVIATIONS dis...

Page 109: ...ult THRESHOLD It is a value expressed in mass measuring units In order to start measurement the indication has to exceed value set in the threshold AUTOSTART Determines start criterion for measurement...

Page 110: ...option of selecting a product from product database LOG IN function initiates the option of selecting and logging in of a balance s user ENTER TARE function initiates the option of inserting packaging...

Page 111: ...cedure After altering the setting return to the main window by pressing button repeatedly Next set the averaging time in seconds It is the time during which the balance software collects measurements...

Page 112: ...container in which the measurement is to be carried out on the weighing pan and when the indication is stable tare its mass Next enter the mode options and start the measurement procedure following th...

Page 113: ...SHOLD should be set For this working mode in order to carry out the measurement in a container TARE select the option ENTER TARE which is described in the options relating to weighing To start the pro...

Page 114: ...the place of the weighing pan assemble the weighing pan with stand 1 and place beaker s basis 2 on it The kit suitable for the PS balances with weighing pan 128x128 mm Components of the density kit 1...

Page 115: ...ids 3 Sinker 10 Weighing pans flexible connector 4 Beaker 11 Bottom weighing pan of density determining kit for solids 5 Thermometer handle 12 Additional weight 6 Thermometer 13 Additional stand for s...

Page 116: ...er components should not be put on the table top as it may damage them If the set of pans or the sinker are not used they should be put on an additional stand If after installing the set there is NULL...

Page 117: ...database PRINT HEADER function initiates the print out of a designed header PRINT FOOTER function initiates the print out of a designed footer VARIABLE 1 function initiates the selection and editing...

Page 118: ...y indicated on balance display In order to determine the density you need to 1 Instal the density determination kit 2 Enter DENSITY OF SOLIDS function 3 Prepare a sample 4 Initiate the process 5 Inser...

Page 119: ...o the proper measuring process 10 First a mass sample should be placed on the top weighing pan of the kit weighing in the air and after the indication stabilization the result is approved 11 Next a ma...

Page 120: ...and it will be indicated on a balance display At the same time the measuring report will be sent to a selected printer port Example of a report Another copy of the report can be printed out on pressin...

Page 121: ...ing the density of liquids is the sinker 9 Its volume is precisely determined and given on a sinker s hanger Before starting liquid density determination insert the value of sinker s volume to balance...

Page 122: ...the indication stabilization the measurement result is approved 9 Next take the sinker out of the hook and put the tested sample with liquid on the beaker s basis the beaker cannot touch the hook Deli...

Page 123: ...be sent to a selected printer port Example of a report Another copy of the report can be printed out on pressing button In order to finish the process press button The program returns to the main func...

Page 124: ...he series of measurements once selected the statistics for the particular series of measurements is deleted SELECT PRODUCT function initiates the option of selecting a product from product database LO...

Page 125: ...average value in a series o MIN minimal value in a series o MAX maximal value in a series o SDV standard deviation o DIF difference between MAX and MIN in a series o SDV standard deviation in a serie...

Page 126: ...memory and is automatically printed out with the measurement number Remove the load from the weighing pan Carry out measurements for other loads within this series When all the measurements are saved...

Page 127: ...ne On pressing or the type of the information displayed changes Selecting the option PRINT and pressing button initiates printing out the statistics data as a report Example of a report Statistics N 9...

Page 128: ...printing out the statistics data and moving to the window RESULT from which it is possible to check the data and print it out again if necessary Abandon this window by pressing button This leads to re...

Page 129: ...igned to the button FINISH selecting this option finalises totalising of the ingredients within one procedure once selected it prints out the summary and deletes the data relating to the carried out t...

Page 130: ...the weighing mode settings F button shortcuts 17 8 5 Means of operation Enter the mode TOTALISING The bottom line shows the data relating to the number of ingredients which are added to the total sum...

Page 131: ...ce other ingredients in the container and when the indication is stable confirm their mass by pressing button If a mistake has occurred concerning the mass of the last added ingredient a user can retu...

Page 132: ...s total sum and mass of the applied tare is printed out Example of a report Totalising 1 38 000 g 2 100 000 g 3 50 000 g 4 10 000 g 5 125 000 g 6 15 100 g 7 148 000 g 8 6 000 g 9 41 000 g 10 15 000 g...

Page 133: ...n by the balance software It should be remembered however that the peak hold must be set according to the needs before starting the weighing process F button shortcuts The function enables the option...

Page 134: ...footer VARIABLE 1 function initiates the selection and editing of variable 1 VARIABLE 2 function initiates the selection and editing of variable 2 The way of declaring the function is described in th...

Page 135: ...old If the software detects a mass above the threshold the highest detected indication is held on the main display and the pictogram Max is shown at the top of the display A user can print the result...

Page 136: ...ps and distilled water should be stabilized for temperature in the weighing room The reference norm advises that minimum acclimatization time for above mentioned is 2 hours 17 8 9 Additional settings...

Page 137: ...t database LOG IN function initiates the option of selecting and logging in of a balance s user ENTER TARE function initiates the option of inserting packaging mass SELECT TARE function initiates the...

Page 138: ...tware proceeds to the next step i e ambient humidity settings Set the ambient humidity next press ENTER for confirmation The computer software proceeds to the next step i e air pressure settings Set t...

Page 139: ...2 for a tested pipette Enter V2 control volume The computer software proceeds to the next step i e entering the third control volume V3 for a tested pipette Enter V3 control volume Upon entering the d...

Page 140: ...stop it Upon pressing Esc button the computer software returns to the main window Upon pressing ENTER while displaying the summary result for the last adjustable pipette volume a report is generated T...

Page 141: ...141 Example of a report 17 8 11 Returning to the weighing mode...

Page 142: ...pe B WIFI Parameters of the USB ports are not configurable The port type B is designed to connect a printer or computer and the port type A is designed to connect a computer keyboard bar code reader o...

Page 143: ...3 4 IP balance ID number make sure that the number is not engaged by a different device operating in this network P3 3 3 5 MASK default 255 255 000 000 P3 3 3 6 GATE default 10 10 8 244 P3 3 3 7 PORT...

Page 144: ...balance will automatically connect to the network the next time it is used It checks whether the channel that the router is working on has not been changed If there has been a change the module autom...

Page 145: ...puter with software that enables communication with the balance is connected 19 1 1 Port for computer connection Procedure press button enter the menu P4 DEVICES and then enter in menu group P4 1 COMP...

Page 146: ...never the user presses Units button in order to modify the unit on a display Continuous transmission off NONE Setting instruction Caution Continous transmission may be turned on off by means of comman...

Page 147: ...th the special software by RADWAG is connected e g WIN measurement Example of the measurement printout is described in the PRINT OUTS section Additionaly the user can send a controlling code of a hexa...

Page 148: ...r code page accordant with the one of a balance before the printout of data taken from the balance this possibility is available only for printers with such option see a user manual of the printer CAU...

Page 149: ...age 1250 1B7410 code page 1252 1B7430 Code page 1254 1B5203 UK signs chart 1B5202 DE signs chart 1D564108 Paper crop 0C Form feed for PCL printers 19 3 Bar code reader The submenu BAR CODE READER incl...

Page 150: ...the port to which the additional display is plugged 19 5 External buttons Submenu EXTERNAL BUTTONS contains the settings that enable the balance to cooperate with external buttons TARE and PRINT The...

Page 151: ...uttons to appropriate sockets of the socket outlet adapter if you are using it see descriptions on the socket outlet adapter To activate the buttons in the balance parametres see description above To...

Page 152: ...N The value indicated on balance s display can be sent through RS232 or USB port to a peripheral device in one of four accessible ways manually on pressing button automatically on stabilisation of wei...

Page 153: ...153 20 1 Cable pinout diagram Cable balance computer RS232 Cable balance printer KAFKA Cable balance printer CITIZEN EPSON...

Page 154: ...is an error exceeding the maximal range character space for positive or negative values mass 9 characters aligned to the right unit 3 characters aligned to the left 20 3 1 Format of data sent as respo...

Page 155: ...e unit CR LF command 1 3 characters stability marker space when stable when unstable if there is an error exceeding the maximal range v if there is an error exceeding the maximal range characters spac...

Page 156: ...cation etc 21 1 List of commands Command Command description Z Zero balance T Tare balance OT Give tare value UT Set tare S Send stable measurement result in basic measuring unit SI Immediately send m...

Page 157: ...Command not recognised XX _ E CR LF An error occurred on command carrying out time limit exceeded while waiting for stable measurement result time limit is balance s characteristic parameter XX stand...

Page 158: ...e at this moment Give tare value Format OT CR LF Accessible response OT_TARA CR LF command carried out Response format 1 2 3 4 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 O T space tare space unit space CR LF Tare 9 char...

Page 159: ...S CR LF command sent from a computer S _ A CR LF command understood and in progress S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8 5 _ g _ _ CR LF command carried out response in mass value in basic measuring unit Immediate...

Page 160: ...CR LF command sent from a computer S U _ A CR LF command understood and in progress S U _ _ _ _ _ 1 7 2 1 3 5 _ N _ _ CR LF command carried out response in mass value in current measuring unit Immedi...

Page 161: ...ommand understood but not accessible at this moment C0_A CR LF command understood and carried out Switch on continuous transmission in current measuring unit Format CU1 CR LF Accessible responses CU1_...

Page 162: ...1 C0 CU1 CU0 PC command carried out the indicator sent all the implemented commands 22 ERROR MESSAGES Err2 Value beyond zero range Err3 Value beyond tare range Err8 Tarring Zeroing operation time exce...

Page 163: ...is suspension place for hook visible in the hole the suspension installed permanently to balance mechanism In the hole install the hook for under hook weighing the hook is standard equipment of a bala...

Page 164: ...g density determination of substances Racks are also used for measuring absorptiveness os substances e g foamed polystyrene The rack is made of mild steel Rack height is 330mm 24 3 Density determinati...

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