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26.3.

 

Control Operation ................................................................................101

 

26.4.

 

SQC Control Report .............................................................................103

 

27.

 

PEAK HOLD ................................................................................... 103

 

27.1.

 

Mode Related Settings .........................................................................103

 

27.2.

 

Means of Operation .............................................................................104

 

28.

 

PRE-PACKAGED GOODS CONTROL ................................................. 104

 

28.1.

 

PGC Mode Start-Up..............................................................................105

 

28.2.

 

Control Settings ..................................................................................105

 

28.3.

 

PGC Mode Local Settings ......................................................................106

 

28.4.

 

Editing Product for Control Process ........................................................106

 

28.5.

 

Control Process Start ...........................................................................108

 

28.6.

 

Abort Control Procedure .......................................................................109

 

28.7.

 

Aborted Control Restoring Procedure, Power Loss Case ............................109

 

28.8.

 

Non-Destructive Average Tare Control Mode ...........................................110

 

28.9.

 

Non-Destructive Empty-Full Control Mode ..............................................115

 

28.10.

 

Destructive Empty-Full And Full-Empty Control Mode ...........................116

 

28.11.

 

Control According To Internal Criteria ................................................116

 

28.12.

 

Reports ..........................................................................................118

 

29.

 

MASS CONTROL ............................................................................. 119

 

29.1.

 

Mass Control Global Settings ................................................................119

 

29.2.

 

Mass Control Process ...........................................................................119

 

29.3.

 

Printouts ............................................................................................120

 

29.4.

 

Performed Mass Control Report .............................................................121

 

30.

 

DATABASES................................................................................... 122

 

30.1.

 

Database Connected Operations ............................................................123

 

30.2.

 

Products .............................................................................................124

 

30.3.

 

Weighing Records ................................................................................125

 

30.4.

 

Customers ..........................................................................................126

 

30.5.

 

Formulations ......................................................................................126

 

30.6.

 

Formulations Reports ...........................................................................127

 

30.7.

 

Density Reports ..................................................................................127

 

30.8.

 

Control Reports ...................................................................................128

 

30.9.

 

Average Tares.....................................................................................129

 

30.10.

 

Pipettes .........................................................................................130

 

30.11.

 

Pipette Calibration Reports ...............................................................130

 

30.12.

 

Series ............................................................................................131

 

30.13.

 

SQC Reports ...................................................................................131

 

30.14.

 

Minimum Sample Weight ..................................................................133

 

30.15.

 

Mass Controls .................................................................................135

 

30.16.

 

Ambient Conditions .........................................................................136

 

30.17.

 

Packages........................................................................................136

 

30.18.

 

Warehouses ...................................................................................136

 

30.19.

 

Printouts ........................................................................................137

 

30.20.

 

Universal Variables ..........................................................................139

 

30.21.

 

Databases Management ...................................................................139

 

30.21.1.

 

Export Weighing Database to a File ...................................................... 139

 

30.21.2.

 

Delete Databases .............................................................................. 141

 

Summary of Contents for MAS 1. Y

Page 1: ...WEIGHING MODULES MAS Y MPS Y MAS 1 Y USER MANUAL IMMU 25 01 08 18 EN www radwag com...

Page 2: ...hank you for selecting RADWAG product You have purchased a device that has been designed and manufactured to give you years of service Please read this User Manual carefully this shall guarantee relia...

Page 3: ...ntenance Activities 17 3 5 Connecting the Module to the Mains 18 3 6 Temperature Stabilization Time 19 3 7 Connecting Peripheral Equipment 19 4 START UP 20 5 OPERATION PANEL 20 6 PROGRAM 21 7 WEIGHING...

Page 4: ...a Weighing Process 48 15 8 Minimum Sample Weight 50 15 9 Cooperation With Titrators 52 15 10 Ambient Conditions Vibrations 52 16 PARTS COUNTING 56 16 1 Mode Related Settings 56 16 2 Parts Counting Qu...

Page 5: ...ation to Formulations Database 77 22 4 Using Formulations in Weighing 77 22 5 Printouts 79 23 STATISTICS 81 23 1 Buttons and Information Settings 81 23 2 Additional Settings for Statistics 81 23 3 Mea...

Page 6: ...o Internal Criteria 116 28 12 Reports 118 29 MASS CONTROL 119 29 1 Mass Control Global Settings 119 29 2 Mass Control Process 119 29 3 Printouts 120 29 4 Performed Mass Control Report 121 30 DATABASES...

Page 7: ...MISCELLANEOUS 153 34 1 Interface Language 153 34 2 Date and Time 153 34 3 Beep Sound 154 34 4 Volume 155 34 5 Sleep Mode 155 34 6 Display Brightness 155 34 7 Touch Panel Calibration 155 34 8 Level Co...

Page 8: ...8 43 APPENDIX B Programmable Buttons List 192 44 APPENDIX D ZEBRA Printer Settings 194 45 APPENDIX E Communication with Barcode Scanner 194 46 APPENDIX F Menu Structure 195...

Page 9: ...9 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 Dimensions MAS Module MPS Module...

Page 10: ...10 MAS 1 Module...

Page 11: ...r supply seat 2 operator panel connector 3 COM 1 connector e g printer computer Connectors arrangement 1 Ethernet RJ45 connector 2 RS232 COM1 connector 3 USB connector 4 I O RS232 COM2 connector Cauti...

Page 12: ...erface or optional operator panel Measurements can be carried out using weighing pan or under pan weighing system when the load is suspended beneath the module does not apply to MAS 1 module The modul...

Page 13: ...module high measuring accuracy it is recommended to install it inside customer s instrument e g in a draft shield in order to reduce the influence of ambient conditions on the measurement result The...

Page 14: ...ervice processes D The warranty does not cover mechanical damage caused by product exploitation other than intended damage of thermal and chemical origin and damage caused by lightning overvoltage in...

Page 15: ...evice components shall be packed into an original packaging thus being protected against potential damage during transportation 3 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION 3 1 Workstation Operate the device in a wor...

Page 16: ...or 4 42 draft shield 1 70 or 3 42 weighing pan MPS module weighing pan assembly Install weighing pan base 1 put the grounding spring 2 onto M4x10 screw 3 and tighten weighing pan base to the module ro...

Page 17: ...se solutions ammonium or sodium base To remove ACIDS use protophilic solvent sodium carbonate to remove BASE use protogenic solvent mineral acid of various concentration In case of heavy contamination...

Page 18: ...nt Cleaning ABS components To clean dry surfaces and avoid smudging use clean non colouring cloths made of cellulose or cotton You can use a solution of water and detergent soap dishwashing detergent...

Page 19: ...akes about 12 hours During the thermal stabilization the indications on the screen can change Potential workroom temperature change shall occur gradually and slowly in the course of the weighing instr...

Page 20: ...logged in In order to start operation it is necessary to log in for detailed logging procedure read later sections of this user manual Caution Before you start the balance make sure that there is no...

Page 21: ...tions of this user manual Menu Function Groups To access the menu press SETUP function key or button located in the bottom part of the display The menu comprises parameters related to balance settings...

Page 22: ...ent measuring unit Section comprising supplementary information on currently performed operations grey background CAUTION Data contained in this workspace is freely configurable For detailed informati...

Page 23: ...e password the program initiates operation with permissions set for the selected operator Log Out operation Go to home screen press logged operator name wait for the operators database to open Press L...

Page 24: ...DJUSTMENT The module features automatic internal adjustment system which ensures correct measurement accuracy ADJUSTMENT menu contains functions controlling operation of module adjustment process 10 1...

Page 25: ...is possible for balances that are not a subject to the conformity assessment verification In order to start user adjustment enter Adjustment submenu and select User adjustment option Then follow the...

Page 26: ...The parameter is not connected with automatic adjustment and its criteria time temperature You can schedule when internal and external adjustment are to be performed In order to design schedule for e...

Page 27: ...the adjustment and its schedule For external adjustment option enter data on the adjustment mass standard used for the adjustment performance and its schedule When all necessary data has been introduc...

Page 28: ...ains data on all carried out adjustment processes The record is carried out automatically Each record on adjustment comprises basic data on completed process This menu enables displaying the list of c...

Page 29: ...rator exclusively Procedure Enter Operators menu press Add button Define all necessary data CAUTION It is possible to search for an operator in a database of operators by code or name Editing data on...

Page 30: ...used in a password 0 set to enable password consisting of freely selected number of characters Lower case and upper case letters required Parameters specifying requirements regarding password characte...

Page 31: ...ed operator Administrator Caution Operator assigned with Guest permissions level is not allowed to modify program settings Auto logout With Auto logout function on the operator is logged out automatic...

Page 32: ...Advanced operator Administrator Caution When Guest option is set Date and time parameter is freely accessed there is no need to log in Printouts Default balance settings enable operator who is logged...

Page 33: ...rofiles are selected and saved so that the weighings for respective requirements and conditions are optimized Profile types Fast profile set to enable fast measurement of mass of any size regardless o...

Page 34: ...ord and enters its editing mode Deleting a profile Procedure Enter the main menu to do it press Setup key Enter Profiles submenu Press and hold profile that is to be deleted Menu referring to a profil...

Page 35: ...universal settings such as result control tare mode automatic footer printout printout mode printout Quick access buttons declaring quick access buttons to be displayed Information declaring informat...

Page 36: ...pan load adding e g pouring filling In such case the system correcting zero indication may also correct the actual indication of a load placed on the weighing pan Accessible settings NO autozero funct...

Page 37: ...ingle piece is determined with sufficient accuracy the mass of all the pieces is the same Checkweighing Dosing Means of operation control of sample s mass carried out with reference to specified thres...

Page 38: ...ds in accordance with regulation on pre packaged goods function disabled for standard balance models Working mode intended to carry out quick statistical control of samples in accordance with the requ...

Page 39: ...In order to take advantage of this function add help button to a tool bar 14 3 1 Proximity Sensors The balance features two proximity sensors enabling touch free module control The program detects fo...

Page 40: ...f the weighing chamber XA 4Y A series balance Open weighing chamber door opening Close weighing chamber door closing Open close door parameter for changing door state e g door closing when the weighin...

Page 41: ...Mass Non standard printout Working mode Date Time Balance type Balance S N Operator Level status Customer Warehouse Product Packaging Universal variable 1 5 Dashes Empty line GLP report Signature Non...

Page 42: ...Press Non standard printout field 2 Press Add button window featuring Name Code Project data opens 3 Set name and code of a printout 4 Press Project button 5 Printout edit box with an on screen keyboa...

Page 43: ...splayed Select the unit you need the software automatically recalculates indicated value Options unit denotation verified balance unit denotation verified balance gram g yes Taele Hongkong tlh no mill...

Page 44: ...is correctly levelled Caution The balance is equipped with Automatic Level Control mechanism For detailed information regarding the mechanism operation refer to section 34 8 of this user manual 15 4...

Page 45: ...2 with tared load on the weighing pan press ZERO key the Net marker gets deleted new zero point is determined when the tare value exceeds 2 of the maximum capacity Err message is displayed in order to...

Page 46: ...tomatically calculates the correction factor for weighed mass next corrected value of weighed mass is displayed In order to avoid mistakes the corrected mass value is accompanied by symbol the symbol...

Page 47: ...pressure then correct ONLINE operation requires setting the following parameters internal sensors exclusively go to Setup Ambient Conditions Ambient Conditions Module and set NONE value external THB s...

Page 48: ...ackaging from the database with possibility to add tare value entered manually When new tare value for a product or packaging is set again then tare value entered manually gets deactivated TOTAL SUM t...

Page 49: ...the moment of switching the function on The first stable weighing result of value greater than THRESHOLD value is printed and recorded as the first measurement The following measurements are printed...

Page 50: ...ied quality management system of particular company CAUTION Function valid for weighing mode exclusively Available options METHOD Option allowing you to select used quality standard Press METHOD field...

Page 51: ...rameters and exit the menu 11 Section presenting the weighing result comprises additional pictogram providing supplementary information The pictogram changes in the course of weighing operation it inf...

Page 52: ...y out measurement in three axes concurrently Ambient conditions module implemented in RADWAG balances of 4Y series features such option Analytical balances are precise weighing instruments therefore e...

Page 53: ...operation both effective and convenient not troublesome Balance screen displays balance registered vibrations level in percent Vibrations threshold cannot be changed however the operator can modify s...

Page 54: ...ations pictogram window with current values measured by sensors is displayed Displayed vibrations value IS V is the effective value registered within the most recent 2 seconds This value id refreshed...

Page 55: ...al By default the interval is set to 10 min this value may range between 1 min 60 min Record analysis allows the user to select optimal time of the day for the measurements performance i e time when t...

Page 56: ...Setup press to access balance menu 2 Print header press to print data declared in the header 3 Print footer press to print data declared in the footer 4 Products database press to select products from...

Page 57: ...s for a Weighing Process 16 2 Parts Counting Quick Access Buttons Each working mode features automatically displayed set of default on screen quick access buttons The set can be modified by assigning...

Page 58: ...ent displays a message Sample mass too low Single part mass value must be equal to or greater than 0 1 of the reading unit Unless this condition is met the weighing instrument displays a message Singl...

Page 59: ...m is displayed providing that the function is active Next put parts to be counted on the weighing pan parts quantity is displayed Acquire weight value for a single part from the database section 16 5...

Page 60: ...parts and a tolerance The bar graph displays the target value as a bracket In order to define target value press quick access button Target Value Procedure Press grey workspace next select Informatio...

Page 61: ...shold declared entering numeric value for the thresholds in this case thresholds do not refer to any product Procedure 1 selecting product from Products Database Press button Product database list of...

Page 62: ...18 1 Making Use of Products Database in the Course of Dosing Operation You can use target value assigned to a product or values recorded in Product Database Additionally it is possible to define temp...

Page 63: ...weighing is a working mode for comparison of the measured sample s weight with the reference mass The result is expressed in PERCENT WEIGHING function can be aided by DOSING and CHECKWEIGHING functio...

Page 64: ...d to the reference mass the weight difference is displayed in Procedure 3 selecting product from Products Database Press Products database Select product to be weighed Info field automatically display...

Page 65: ...on requires target value to be specified it must be given in along with dosing tolerance i e permissible surplus or shortfall Procedure 1 Press button Target value 2 Enter the target value in 3 Set to...

Page 66: ...density of solid bodies liquids air available for XA 4Y various substances with use of pycnometer In order to operate this mode a density determination kit supplementary equipment is required Density...

Page 67: ...a sinker 14 Additional set of weighing pans for density determination of solids with density lower that density of water CAUTION Components of density determination kit shall be stored in a box Weigh...

Page 68: ...mass measured in liquid o liquid density Procedure 1 Install density determination kit 2 In order to record density value for a particular product in products database go to Settings menu set Assign...

Page 69: ...set Assign density to product parameter and press Product quick access button to make the product active 3 Press START button 4 Follow the displayed commands 5 Carry out measurement in the air wait f...

Page 70: ...ndard enter the value 6 Press field for entering density value of aluminium mass standard enter the density value 7 Press START field air density determination begins 8 Load the pan with steel mass st...

Page 71: ...3 Respective menu is displayed using it set the following parameters pycnometer weight pycnometer volume 4 Press START button 5 Process of density determination begins 6 Fill in the pycnometer with t...

Page 72: ...density of solid or liquid to Density parameter in a product record of the database of products To use this function first enter products database and select a product for which the density procedure...

Page 73: ...uminium standard Weighing 1 Weighing 2 Density Product Warehouse Customer Empty line Dashes Signature Non standard printout Working mode Procedure Sample no Operator Balance type Balance S N Date Time...

Page 74: ...weighing mode screen 1 Setup press to access balance menu 2 Print header press to print data declared in the header 3 Print footer press to print data declared in the footer 4 Products Database press...

Page 75: ...making mixtures you can use formulations database which stores formulations the program helps you dispense particular amount of formulation ingredients this is done by means of respective on screen m...

Page 76: ...RECALCULATE THE FORMULATION Confirm the software automatically recalculates mass of other ingredients so that the mixture proportions are correct In order to make THRESHOLDS option active the product...

Page 77: ...ame next specify mass to be weighed during formulation making process The software automatically adds the products to the products database CAUTION In order to enter remaining product data it is neces...

Page 78: ...s weighed select one of the following options Save and finish select to save the process to formulations database the process is finished automatically the final report is recorded in formulation data...

Page 79: ...gredient in relation to pre defined target mass of the complete formulation Follow the displayed prompts Press button Formulation List of Formulations is displayed select the formulation that is to be...

Page 80: ...a report The report is recorded in Formulation reports database Report files are named by date and time of formulation process performance Particular reports content Example of a report Working mode O...

Page 81: ...int data declared in the footer 4 Products Database press to select products from products database 5 Set tare 6 Statistics 7 Add to statistics 23 1 Buttons and Information Settings Buttons crucial fo...

Page 82: ...rint a report Report example Statistics N 9 SUM 455 600 g X 50 6222 g MIN 49 939 g MAX 51 380 g D 1 441 g SDV 0 39605 g RDV 0 78 Delete last to cancel the last measurement Delete to remove all statist...

Page 83: ...ftware workstation for pipettes calibration Prior to calibration start install pipettes calibration set inside the anti draft chamber This equipment is an additional accessory Assembly procedure is pr...

Page 84: ...n 0 5 C Relative humidity 50 75 Pipette tips and distilled water have to be subjected to temperature stabilization carried out directly in the weighing room The standard recommends the acclimatization...

Page 85: ...on 15 7 24 2 Pipettes Calibration Quick Access Buttons Each working mode features automatically displayed set of default on screen quick access buttons The set can be modified i e you can add out of l...

Page 86: ...enter error values of your choice Caution During calibration the order of tested volumes corresponds to the order in which they are entered Upon setting correct values return to the home screen 24 4...

Page 87: ...ipette characteristics and values of errors see Pipettes Database Now set pipettes calibration parameters Measurements quantity Request serial number YES NO Operation with adherence to ISO 8655 YES NO...

Page 88: ...t the following procedure for the same pipette or select another pipette form pipettes database 24 6 Performed Pipettes Calibrations Report Upon completed calibration process a report is generated The...

Page 89: ...enter weighing series to the database define samples in the series next trigger the series To create series go to series database For detailed procedure informing you how to create series read later...

Page 90: ...ainer taring The process is carried out as a separate operation Upon initiation you are asked to set sample s name Weighing B Press to start weighing final mass B The button triggers differential weig...

Page 91: ...on adding a new sample to the series For each sample on the list its current differential weighing status is displayed weighing process stage Newly added samples do not have any status assigned the f...

Page 92: ...order to find the first sample for which weighing A is still to be carried out If there are no such samples the balance displays a message informing you that the operation is disabled If the operatio...

Page 93: ...and press button Upon pressing button you are prompted to unload the weighing pan Unload the weighing pan and press button The balance searches samples list again in order to find the next sample for...

Page 94: ...or which weighing A is still to be carried out Follow the above procedure and carry out weighing of the remaining samples In order to abort the process press button Measurement of series samples can b...

Page 95: ...order to find the first sample for which weighing B is still to be carried out If there are no such samples the balance displays a message informing you that the operation is disabled If the operatio...

Page 96: ...tton The balance searches samples list again in order to find the first sample for which weighing B is still to be carried out Follow the above procedure and carry out weighing of the remaining sample...

Page 97: ...e number of samples and you want to weigh a sample that is at the end of a series 25 7 Deleting Values Delete option enables deleting last weighing record added to the database It refers to all proces...

Page 98: ...s Empty line Dashes Signature Non standard printout Dashes Sample Sample no Status Tare Temperature Humidity Pressure Non standard printout Weighing A Weighing A Date Time Level status Warehouse Produ...

Page 99: ...nitiated automatically and completed on controlling a required quantity of samples As a user you define how many samples are to be controlled to do it go to SQC settings After completed control proces...

Page 100: ...ve T4 error value with nominal weight value as point of reference Disqualifying quantity of samples Qn T4 Max permissible quantity of T4 low limit errors with nominal weight as point of reference Disq...

Page 101: ...Select No option disabled or Yes option enabled The previous screen is displayed automatically Batch number use this function to enter identification number for controlled products batch Procedure Se...

Page 102: ...of range or not Error values and permissible error quantities are specified for a particular product no more T1 error can occur yellow T2 error has occurred control result is negative red Upon process...

Page 103: ...section to edit a template of a report Only variables with YES attribute are printed on a report 27 PEAK HOLD Peak Hold is a working mode allowing you to snap value of maximum force applied to the we...

Page 104: ...rols single stand control or multi stand control supported by a database containing products and operators A control initiated using balance is automatically finished after a pre set packages quantity...

Page 105: ...in the top bar Working modes submenu is opened Select PGC mode Prepacked Goods Controls home screen is displayed Start control message is visible in the bottom bar along with the following button to s...

Page 106: ...oduct enter Database submenu CAUTION In case of connection with E2R System software databases editing on the weighing instrument is disabled Edition and export of the products to the weighing instrume...

Page 107: ...riteria NO disable internal control criteria Sample quantity Sample quantity for a product T error value Max permissible value of T error given in unit set for a product Measurements lower than Qn T w...

Page 108: ...cation of controlled products batch Bach quantity software controls specified number of samples Average tare determining Packages quantity more than 10 Remove load from the weighing pan Press START bu...

Page 109: ...base 28 7 Aborted Control Restoring Procedure Power Loss Case In case of disconnection from the mains to prevent loss of data for control being in progress the program continuously records control res...

Page 110: ...of sample s negative 2T1 errors Controlled packaging net weight Packaging tare Packaging control status Load empty Command for process in progress with specified number of all packages to be weighed W...

Page 111: ...ropriate fields informing the user about the control results Where Bar Graph Information on product net weight in a form of graph green bar graph mass within tolerance range between T and T of net wei...

Page 112: ...ents to be done for a given batch Display of numeric data graph Information on control results of performed control Abort control Control status positive negative control of sample 2 permitted negativ...

Page 113: ...113 To disable the graph press button again Information on the control process Press button to display window with information on control settings Control in progress window...

Page 114: ...without printing the report CAUTION In case of connection with E2R System software control process summary does not contain Print report question All data is automatically sent to the computer softwar...

Page 115: ...are to be found further down this user manual 28 9 Non Destructive Empty Full Control Mode When you use Non destructive empty full mode set lot batch portion value to do it enter product data A messag...

Page 116: ...tive control and determine batch portion value Start destructive control prompts helping you to go through control process are displayed as in case of the controls described above Depending on set con...

Page 117: ...cteristics of sample s 2T negative errors see section 28 4 of this user manual Characteristics of sample s T positive errors 4 5g value of T positive error T Max permissible quantity of T positive err...

Page 118: ...h number 99 Nominal mass 100 g Tare 0 g T1 error value 4 5 g 2T1 error value 9 g T1 error value g 2T1 error value g Batch quantity 500 Measurements quantity 30 T1 errors quantity 0 2T1 errors quantity...

Page 119: ...standard printout is to be printed out 29 2 Mass Control Process Prior to process start carry out the following steps Set batch quantity for mass control process that is to be performed Press grey wor...

Page 120: ...ocess are weighed The following information is displayed during control process Reference sample quantity Product Average Standard deviation T1 errors quantity T1 errors quantity Upon completed measur...

Page 121: ...easurements T2 errors quantity T1 errors quantity T1 errors quantity T2 errors quantity Mean Mean Standard deviation Standard deviation Empty line Dashes Signature Non standard printout 29 4 Performed...

Page 122: ...DS CUSTOMERS FORMULATIONS FORMULATIONS REPORTS DENSITY REPORTS PRE PACKAGED GOODS CONTROLS AVERAGE TARES PIPETTES PIPETTE CALIBRATION REPORTS SERIES SQC REPORTS MINIMUM SAMPLE WEIGHT MASS CONTROLS AMB...

Page 123: ...ta to be imported The copying starts automatically Upon completion of the process message Completed is displayed Confirm completion EXPORT select to export data from selected database to a USB flash d...

Page 124: ...speed option for Mass control mode determines in 0 100 feeder dosing speed The value of dosing speed has to be determined by tests dependent on size shape and mass of dispensed parts pills 7 Min mini...

Page 125: ...option available only for SQC mode allows for specification of internal control criteria accordant with company standards for a given product 20 Density product s density used as sample density for c...

Page 126: ...mber of a weighing instrument using which a measurement was carried out 13 Levelling information on level status maintained during the measurement 14 Ambient conditions alerts information regarding st...

Page 127: ...ation buttons Report is named by date and time e g 2011 10 12 15 12 15 CAUTION It is possible to use search report option List of formulations reports data 1 Start date 2 End date 3 Formulation 4 Sum...

Page 128: ...standard density determination of air 15 Density of steel standard density determination of air 16 Density of aluminium standard density determination of air 17 Weighing 1 mass measurement of tested...

Page 129: ...sion Prior to Non destructive average tare control you can determine average tare by packages weighing Each process is automatically saved to Average tares database Each control saved to the database...

Page 130: ...s defined for pipettes 1 Name 2 Code 3 Model 4 Tip 5 Volume type 6 Nominal volume 7 Minimum volume 8 Channels quantity 9 Type 10 Tested volumes 30 11 Pipette Calibration Reports Pipette reports provid...

Page 131: ...perature during the process 15 Z coefficient coefficient value for given temperature 30 12 Series Series database contains series data and samples measurements Procedure Enter Databases submenu and pr...

Page 132: ...d date 5 Product name of controlled product 6 Operator name of an operator carrying out control 7 Average average value from carried out measurements 8 Average limit average disqualifying value 9 Stan...

Page 133: ...add new minimum sample weight records or make changes in those stored in the database Procedure Enter Databases submenu and press Minimum samples weights entry Press Add button to add a new minimum sa...

Page 134: ...r TARE button NOT used 2 10 0000 g 1 0000 g Minimum sample weight refers to all net weight values when weighing is carried out using a tare container of mass ranging from 0 0001 g to 10 0000 g inclusi...

Page 135: ...y year of control end MM month of control end dd day of control end HH hour of control end mm minute of control end You can preview data on each control Procedure Enter Databases submenu in accordance...

Page 136: ...e to use search report option 30 17 Packages Packages database contains list of packages for which a name code and mass value are specified The tare value is automatically applied when a name of a pac...

Page 137: ...g new printout template Procedure Enter Databases submenu and press Printouts entry Press Add button to create a new printout or edit an already existing one Edit box opens press Project entry Respect...

Page 138: ...a form of external files that are imported to a balance file extension txt or lb External file shall contain all constant and variable data Upon importing the content of a printout template can be mo...

Page 139: ...d modify the following fields code name value CAUTION It is possible to use search report option 30 21 Databases Management Function allowing to manage databases data It comprises three options Export...

Page 140: ...ing procedure or proceed to other settings CAUTION If balance software cannot identify the USB flash drive then upon pressing Export weighings database to a file entry Operation failed message is disp...

Page 141: ...the software returns to a previous window you may continue weighing or proceed to other operations 30 21 3 Delete Weighings and Reports Function allowing you to delete weighings and reports of a given...

Page 142: ...ure ports There are following transmission parameters for RS 232 ports Baud rate 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 bit s Data bits 5 6 7 8 Stop bits None 1 1 5 2 Parity None Odd Even Marker Space 31...

Page 143: ...selected in accordance with the settings of customer s local network Upon completing modifications press button the following message is displayed Restart balance to implement changes Return to weigh...

Page 144: ...his select Forget network option Given network gets disconnected 31 4 TCP Settings TCP Transmission Control Protocol operating in customer server mode enables communication of two computers You can es...

Page 145: ...frequency in a range from 0 1 to 1000 seconds for continuous transmission activated using module and computer Printout template for weighing Parameter enables printout customization that is to be carr...

Page 146: ...nter s parameters port COM 1 or COM 2 the one to which the printer is connected code page 852 control codes 1B7412 2 EPSON TM T20 2 Thermal printer Communication parameters baud rate 38400 bit s data...

Page 147: ...ients quantity 167 Target mass 168 g Formulation ingredients 169 32 3 Barcode Scanner The scale enables cooperation with a barcode scanner The barcode scanner is used to facilitate quick search for da...

Page 148: ...etailed description of module barcode scanner communication read APPENDIX E of this user manual Procedure Enter Barcode scanner submenu Select Prefix parameter and enter hexadecimal value using the on...

Page 149: ...into account during search procedure Start marker Declaring the starting point of scanned code used for searching End marker Declaring the ending point of scanned code used for searching Ignore marker...

Page 150: ...value in Communication submenu by default 9600b s Transponder card scanner port Communication between the weighing device and the transponder card scanner can be established via the following ports RS...

Page 151: ...to which the additional display is connected 32 6 Ambient Conditions Module Ambient conditions module THB can be connected to the balance via COM 1 or COM 2 port In order to provide correct cooperati...

Page 152: ...ustment display of set checkweighing threshold values restoring tare value Procedure Press key next press Inputs Outputs button Enter Inputs Outputs submenu and select Inputs parameter Edit a selected...

Page 153: ...ocedure Enter Misc submenu Select Language parameter and select language Available languages Polish English German French Spanish Korean Turkish Chinese Italian Czech Romanian Hungarian Russian 34 2 D...

Page 154: ...s tt HH mm ss tt HH mm ss tt h mm ss tt h mm ss tt h mm ss tt hh mm ss tt hh mm ss tt hh mm ss tt For date format y year M month d day For time format H hour m minute s second Date and time parameter...

Page 155: ...uences duration of battery powered balance operation The brighter the screen the shorter operation time To make the balance work longer reduce screen brightness Procedure Press key next go to Misc Dis...

Page 156: ...section 10 3 of this user manual 34 9 Proximity Sensors Sensitivity The parameter is adjustable between 0 9 and it determines the distance from which the IR proximity sensors react Default value range...

Page 157: ...ovided Autotest Filter enables to obtain the highest measurement repeatability and the shortest measurement time with acceptable value of repeatability test results are stored in balance memory until...

Page 158: ...ce type XA 4Y Balance S N 442566 Operator Hubert Software ver NL1 6 5 S Date 2015 05 07 Time 09 34 48 Reading unit 0 0001 0 0001 g Internal weight mass 148 9390 g Temperature Start 25 26 C Temperature...

Page 159: ...trument Calculating and recording the value of standard deviation In weighing instrument with automatically opened doors door opening and closing test is carried out Autotest GLP function enables Repo...

Page 160: ...rized mass comparator operators The parameter enables you to change logo that is displayed on balance start up 34 13 Export of System Events option enabled only for authorized mass comparator operator...

Page 161: ...pressure if the balance features ambient conditions sensors Print settings parameter enables you to send all parameters to printer port 37 VIDEOS Videos menu enables display of instruction videos wmv...

Page 162: ...ocol enable obtaining data on weighing device status and facilitate influencing weighing device operation e g acquiring measurement results from the weighing device zeroing etc 38 1 List of Commands C...

Page 163: ...odule IC0 Enable automatic internal adjustment of the module K1 Lock scale keypad K0 Unlock scale keypad BP Activate sound signal OMI Give available working modes OMS Set working mode OMG Give current...

Page 164: ...arameter XX stands for a name of a sent command _ space COMMANDS OVERVIEW Zeroing Format Z CR LF Response options Z_A CR LF command understood and in progress Z_D CR LF command carried out Z_A CR LF c...

Page 165: ...asuring unit Format S CR LF Response options S_A CR LF command understood and in progress S_E CR LF time limit exceeded while waiting for stable measurement result S_I CR LF command understood but not...

Page 166: ...space character mass space unit CR LF Example S U 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 immed...

Page 167: ...measuring unit Response format 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 S U I stability marker space character mass space unit CR LF Switch off continuous transmission in current measuring unit Format CU0...

Page 168: ...ormat Response options TV_OK CR LF command carried out TV_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment e g mode other than DOSING ES CR LF command not recognised mass format incorrect...

Page 169: ...K CR LF command carried out Operation not possible for verified modules Give balance serial number Format NB CR LF Response options NB_A_ x CR LF command understood response serial number NB_I CR LF c...

Page 170: ...ical for each kind of weighing instrument The numbers are assigned to working modes names Some balances give only the number as a response Example 1 Command OMI CR LF return accessible working modes R...

Page 171: ...cular device and for a current working mode Format UI CR LF Response options UI_ x1 x2 xn _OK CR LF command carried out returns accessible units UI_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at thi...

Page 172: ...rstood but not accessible at this moment TIME parameter decimal value specifying how long shall the sound last parameter given in ms Recommended range 50 5000 If value greater than the permissible hig...

Page 173: ...this moment x program version in between inverted commas Example Command RV CR LF return program version Response RV_A_ 1 1 1 program version 1 1 1 Set AUTOZERO function Format A_n CR LF Response opt...

Page 174: ...tate EVG_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment x parameter ambient conditions symbols Example Command EVG CR LF give current ambient conditions state Response EVG_0_OK CR LF cur...

Page 175: ...2 fast reliable 3 reliable CAUTION The numbering is assigned to a particular value release option and it is identical for all balance types If for a particular balance type last digit settings are as...

Page 176: ...a form provided by the balance lower case letters and upper case letters Response options LOGIN OK CR LF command understood new operator logged in LOGIN ERROR CR LF command understood an error in name...

Page 177: ...w Command sets current unit for a particular device Format US_x CR LF Response options US_ x_OK CR LF command carried out returns accessible units US_E CR LF error in course of command execution no pa...

Page 178: ...its marker 5 five digits marker Mass 10 characters for net mass given in adjustment unit with dot and a floating point sign with right justification Mass unit 3 characters left justification Tare 9 ch...

Page 179: ...justification Unit 3 characters left justification Example _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 8 3 2 0 _ g _ _ CR LF a printout generated with reference to Weighing printout template settings from a weighing device upon pr...

Page 180: ...t automatic feeder pills feeding process or comparator load change process 41 ACCESSORIES Type Name P0136 RS232 cable for KAFKA printer P0151 RS232 cable for EPSON printer KAFKA Thermal printer EPSON...

Page 181: ...n standard printout templates and data displayed within the workspace Symbol Description 0 Standard printout in adjustment unit 1 Standard printout in current measuring unit 2 Date 3 Time 4 Date and t...

Page 182: ...t weighing Reference mass 38 Universal variable Name 39 Universal variable Value 43 Net weight in a supplementary unit 44 Additional unit 45 Target value 46 Tolerance 47 Difference 48 Balance type 50...

Page 183: ...ustomer City 91 Customer Discount 100 2 PGC Report Batch number 101 2 PGC Report Start date 102 2 PGC Report End date 103 2 PGC Report Result 104 2 PGC Report Batch quantity 105 2 PGC Report Measureme...

Page 184: ...6 2 Average tare report Report no 130 Warehouse Name 131 Warehouse Code 132 Warehouse Overview 140 Additional display WD 142 Additional display WWG 143 Hex 144 Hex UTF 8 146 Gross weight value in curr...

Page 185: ...easurements 197 2 Comparator Mean difference 198 2 Comparator Standard deviation 199 2 Comparator Cycles quantity 200 2 Comparator Method 201 2 Comparator Min temperature 202 2 Comparator Max temperat...

Page 186: ...ass control T2 threshold 233 2 Mass control T1 threshold 234 2 Mass control T1 threshold 235 2 Mass control T2 threshold 236 2 Mass control T2 threshold value 237 2 Mass control T1 threshold value 238...

Page 187: ...ient conditions report Humidity 283 Ambient conditions report Pressure 285 2 Mass comparator Reference weights Name 286 2 Mass comparator Reference weights Code 287 2 Mass comparator Reference weights...

Page 188: ...tte calibration report Pressure 334 Pipette calibration report Water temperature 335 Pipette calibration report Z coefficient 336 Pipette calibration report Statistics 337 Pipette calibration report M...

Page 189: ...2 Finish mode parameters 389 2 Drying report Unit 390 2 Drying report Printout interval 395 2 Moisture analyzer Set temperature 396 2 Moisture analyzer Current temperature 397 2 Moisture analyzer Dry...

Page 190: ...eshold value 440 Minimum sample weight Name 441 Minimum sample weight Reference tare 442 Minimum sample weight 443 Minimum sample weight Status CAUTION 2 Variables are not operated by software version...

Page 191: ...termining number of decimal places 7 F2 Net mass in adjustment unit always with two decimal places 7 9 F2 Net mass in adjustment unit always with two decimal places and fixed length of 9 characters wi...

Page 192: ...rameters Taring Products Tare setting Warehouses Disable tare Customers Enable tare Help Packaging selection Parts counting Set part mass Print Parts counting Determine part mass Header printout Parts...

Page 193: ...ercent weighing Set reference sample mass Differential weighing Weighing T and A Percent weighing Set 100 Differential weighing Deleting value Density Solids density Differential weighing Copy tare De...

Page 194: ...for both weighing devices and scanners For both devices the following parameters must comply baud rate data bits quantity parity control stop bits quantity e g 9600 8 N 1 baud rate 9600 bit s data 8...

Page 195: ...31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 31 0D 1101234567891 EAN 13 01 43 6F 64 65 20 31 32 38 20 54 65 73 74 0D CODE 128 Test CODE 128 46 APPENDIX F Menu Structure User adjustment Overview Value Internal adjustmen...

Page 196: ...e packaged goods controls Average tares Pipettes Pipette calibration reports Series Ambient conditions Packages Warehouses Printouts Universal variables Delete data older than Export weighing database...

Page 197: ...on Printer Port COM 2 Code page 1250 Printouts Option Barcode Scanner Port None COM 1 COM 2 Offset 0 Code length 0 Transponder card scanner Port None COM 1 COM 2 Additional display Port None COM 1 2 T...

Page 198: ...ion Date and time Guest Option Operator Option Advanced operator Option Administrator Option Printouts Guest Option Operator Option Advanced operator Option Administrator Option Databases Products Cus...

Page 199: ...199 Beep Option Touch panel calibration Function Level control Option Autotest Option User manual number IMMU 25 01 08 18 EN...

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