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5.8. START UNIT SELECTION 

Upon selection of start unit, the balance activates with the specified unit for these modes where 
change of the unit is possible. 
Ability of selecting a given unit depends on the balance status, i.e. if the balance is verified or not. 
 
Procedure: 
 

 

 

5.9. CUSTOM UNIT 

You can declare two custom units. The custom unit is a result of indication multiplied by a specified 
coefficient. 
The units are displayed as 

[u1]

 – user unit 1, and 

[u2]

 – user unit 2. 

 
Procedure for declaration of coefficient for the custom unit: 
 

 

 
Custom units are valid for verified balances exclusively. 
 

Summary of Contents for PS R1

Page 1: ...R Series Balances AS R2 Analytical Balances PS R1 Precision Balances PS R2 Precision Balances PS R2 H Precision Balances MS R2 Precision Balances USER MANUAL IMMU 03 34 04 19 EN www radwag com...

Page 2: ...ing this it means that you are bound to achieve success You have purchased a device that was designed and manufactured to give you years of service Congratulations and thank you for selecting RADWAG p...

Page 3: ...gs 12 3 5 Maintenance Activities 12 3 6 Powering the Device 14 3 7 Connecting Additional Hardware 15 3 8 Information on the Balance 15 4 Keyboard Buttons Function 15 5 Start Up 16 5 1 Temperature Stab...

Page 4: ...200 2000 R2 MS 200 2000 R2 47 11 2 12 Under Pan Weighing 48 11 3 Counting Parts of the Same Mass 48 11 3 1 PARTS COUNTING Mode Settings 49 11 3 2 Setting the Reference Mass Mass Determination from the...

Page 5: ...gs 71 12 3 Port USB 72 13 PERIPHERAL DEVICES 75 13 1 Computer 75 13 1 1 Computer Connection Port 75 13 1 2 Continuous Transmission 76 13 1 3 Printouts Interval for Continuous Transmission 77 13 1 4 Co...

Page 6: ...6 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 DIMENSIONS AS series PS 200 2000 R2 PS 1000 R2 MS 200 2000 R2 MS 1000 R2 PS 1200 R2 PS 6001 R2 MS 1200 R2 MS 6001 R2 PS 6100 R2 PS 10100 R2 MS 6100 R2 MS 10100 R2...

Page 7: ...in adverse operating conditions condensed dust drops of water falling down at different angles typical for IP 54 PS R2 H balances are offered with round pans of two possible sizes 115mm and 170mm Bal...

Page 8: ...the port of interfaces housing plug the power supplier into the mains CAUTION While cleaning it is advisable to follow below precautions Additionally it is a must to disconnect the device from mains...

Page 9: ...n is possible This balance has not been adjusted for operation in explosive areas There must not be any modification made to the balance 1 7 WARRANTY Warranty is invalid for the following non observat...

Page 10: ...in the weighing room should not change rapidly the balance should be located on a stable wall console desk or a stable working table which is not affected by vibrations and distant from heat sources...

Page 11: ...n the future Install components following the above diagram bottom insert 2 centring ring embossment side up 3 draft shield 4 weighing pan 5 PS 200 2000 PS 1000 PS 1200 PS 6001 PS 6100 PS 10100 MS 200...

Page 12: ...ocess if needed In the case when contamination is hard to remove e g adhesive rubber resin polyurethane foam residues etc you can use a special cleaning agents based on a mixture of aliphatic hydrocar...

Page 13: ...tage you need running water or wet sponge featuring large wholes this will help you to remove loose heavy dirt Do not use cleansers containning abrasive substances Next using cloth and cleanser water...

Page 14: ...connected to the mains only with a power adapter that comes standard with the particular model Nominal power supply of the power adapter specified on the power adapter data plate should be compatible...

Page 15: ...ION Press to switch the balance ON OFF If switched off balance components other than the display are powered and balance is in stand by mode F9 button of the computer keyboard Press to access data sto...

Page 16: ...on unstable ambient conditions for a balance it is enabled only for AS R series balances The function controls dynamic temperature changes occurring in the balance during its operation If the variatio...

Page 17: ...ers port COM 2 P3 3 WIFI transmission parameters port WIFI P4 DEVICES P4 1 COMPUTER PC connection port P4 2 PRINTER printer connection port P4 3 BARCODE READER barcode connection port P4 4 ADD DISPLAY...

Page 18: ...users with various access rights First Log In operation procedure Run home screen and press button next select LOG IN option operators database window opens with list of available users or press funct...

Page 19: ...unit which is to be indicated next to mass reading during the operation The set measuring unit will be in use from the moment of its activation until its change or switching the balance off and on Eac...

Page 20: ...it depends on the balance status i e if the balance is verified or not Procedure 5 9 CUSTOM UNIT You can declare two custom units The custom unit is a result of indication multiplied by a specified co...

Page 21: ...ght 10 minimum brightness of the backlight NONE display brightness switched off Backlight turn off time Parameter P6 5 STAND BY MODE enables use of function responsible for activation of the display s...

Page 22: ...ible values for a given balance model By means of a simple repeatable and fully documented way the function enables optimizing balance s settings to maintain the best possible repeatability and weighi...

Page 23: ...o ensure the highest weighing accuracy it is recommended to periodically introduce a corrective factor of indications to balance memory the said factor must be referred to a mass standard In other wor...

Page 24: ...ging the balance to the mains verified balances Adjustment triggered by temperature change inside the balance The balance is equipped with a very precise system for monitoring temperature At each adju...

Page 25: ...ing pan is loaded message informing about an error turns out on the display Adjustment process is aborted balance returns to the weighing mode Adjustment process may be repeated upon removal of the ex...

Page 26: ...ut via a printer connected to the balance or it can be sent to the computer and saved as a file for archiving purposes 8 DETERMINING PRINTOUT CONTENT 8 1 ADJUSTMENT REPORT P5 1 CAL REPORT is a group o...

Page 27: ...es printing out the balance ID number Header Footer USER Option enables printing out the name of a logged in user Header GLP printout Footer PRODUCT Option enables printing out the name of a currently...

Page 28: ...rently selected Profile Header GLP Printout Footer NSTD PRNT Option enables printing out one of 100 non standard printouts on the footer printout The way of entering non standard printouts is describe...

Page 29: ...Variables depending on the currently used working mode Variable Description Mode for which the variable is active W Standard mass 1 pcs PARTS COUNTING H High threshold CHECKWEIGHING L Low threshold A...

Page 30: ...aracter Inserting a character By the means of computer keyboard of the USB type A computer keyboard of USB type can be connected to a balance this enables easier and quicker editing of the printouts W...

Page 31: ...ed on the display stays active all the time this enables carrying out mass measurements even when no user is logged in User parameters databases and software functions may be edited depending on the a...

Page 32: ...0 different products The following data can be inserted for each product NAME 30 characters CODE 6 characters EAN 16 characters MASS with the accuracy of a reading unit TARE mass of the packaging rela...

Page 33: ...ent Date of the measurement Time of the measurement Measurement result mass Tare value Name of the product that has been weighed Person carrying out the measurement logged in user Working mode for whi...

Page 34: ...ut depends on the settings of parameter P5 3 GLP PRINTOUT Parameters selected for the printout YES option are printed out also on measurement result printout for WEIGHINGS database see sec 8 2 9 5 ALI...

Page 35: ...e likewise for detailed information read the previous section An exemplary printout Date 19 06 2013 Time 6 48 41 Result 199 90 g Tare 0 000 g User SMITH Product PILL To return to the weighing mode pre...

Page 36: ...from database files ALIBI and WEIGHINGS The data from files storing information from PRODUCTS USERS and TARES databases is read automatically by the balance software when option IMPORT is enabled 10 2...

Page 37: ...e data on a computer Keeping to this sequence of actions you are guaranteed that the data is saved More data can be recorded in the same file The balance software will add the data to the file that ha...

Page 38: ...ead later sections of this user manual 11 1 WORKING MODES ACCESSIBILITY Group of parameters enabling the user to declare which functions are to be accessible You can deactivate functions that are not...

Page 39: ...f not press Delete button Press UNITS button to set a measuring unit Place weighed object on the weighing pan and read result only on measurement result stabilization Mass indication of a load placed...

Page 40: ...3 In such case zero balance indication and repeat taring procedure Manual tare determination Procedure While in optional mode press quick access key F to which ENTER TARE option has been assigned setu...

Page 41: ...for fast dosing Precision the profile is dedicated for precise dosing of any mass regardless of the working mode For this profile the weighing process takes the most time but the result is the most a...

Page 42: ...Depending on the filter the weighing time is shorter V FAST and FAST or longer SLOW and V SLOW Value release function unavailable for the following profiles Fast Fast dosing Precision Since ambient co...

Page 43: ...kes the following steps Make sure that the weighing pan is empty and press button responsible for zeroing Put product packaging on a weighing pan After measurement stabilization automatic taring of th...

Page 44: ...option has been selected remember to set AUTO THRES parameter to suit your needs AUTO INT select this option to start automatic printout and record of indications in Weighings database and Alibi data...

Page 45: ...mode BARGRAF option presents amount of used weighing capacity in a graphic form it covers 0 MAX range Example of a PS 1000 R2 balance display with bargraph option on 500 g heavy load placed on a weig...

Page 46: ...visible set parameter P2 1 2 to NSTD INF option 11 2 10 F Shortcut Keys Function enables assigning quick access for weighing functions which are to be accessible by pressing F1 F2 F3 or F4 keys You c...

Page 47: ...g PROFILE All modes 11 2 11 Dual Range Balance PS 200 2000 R2 MS 200 2000 R2 The balance is a dual range weighing instrument The accuracy of the I weighing range is d1 0 001g and of the II weighing ra...

Page 48: ...ending the load fixed permanently The opening is used for fixing a hook intended for either load or a dedicated weighing pan once depositing a load one can start weighing Upon completing under pan wei...

Page 49: ...ing pan must be less than twice the amount displayed before adding parts Current quantity of parts must be within the 0 3 tolerance of the total value Measurement result has to be stabilised Procedure...

Page 50: ...known weight value of a single piece The balance software automatically enters PARTS COUNTING mode displaying the number of pieces which are on the pan pcs In the bottom line a single piece mass value...

Page 51: ...d Since LCD display capacity is limited the threshold markers do not reflect threshold setups and target weight value precisely They provide rough information and serve as user aid in course of the ba...

Page 52: ...than the Target Value Tolerance Ok mass contained within tolerance Target Value Tolerance Max mass greater than the Target Value Tolerance Since LCD display capacity is limited the threshold markers...

Page 53: ...ng the Reference Mass Entering Mass Value Procedure Press F button to which function ENTER SAMPLE is assigned ENTER SAMPLE editing window is displayed Use arrow buttons to enter the known reference ma...

Page 54: ...hreshold value indication is exceeded Prior to tests it is necessary to adjust settings of the above options so that correct values were provided The selected options shall be respective to needs and...

Page 55: ...tting the options enter the weight of the container then put the container on the pan and place the object that is being weighed in the container The balance automatically begins the process of measur...

Page 56: ...weighing pans for density determination of solids with density lower that density of water Kit intended for AS and XA balances 1 Beaker base 8 Hanger 2 Stand 9 Top weighing pan for solids density dete...

Page 57: ...by means of two pre defined types of liquids or user defined liquid of specified density WATER distilled water ETHANOL spirit 100 0 1 in temp 200 C OTHER another liquid of specified density When deter...

Page 58: ...ace a mass sample on the top weighing pan of the kit weighing in the air and confirm the indication when stable 13 Next place a mass sample on the bottom pan of the kit mass determination in the liqui...

Page 59: ...previous point 11 9 1 Density Determination The basic element for measuring liquids density is the sinker 9 Its volume is precisely determined and given on a sinker s hanger Before starting liquid den...

Page 60: ...ty At the same time a report on the measurement is sent to a selected port of a printer An exemplary report The report may be reprinted upon pressing button In order to finish press button The softwar...

Page 61: ...ation RDV variance coefficient 11 10 1 Means of Operation Enter STATISTICS mode Place the first load on the weighing pan When the indication is stable confirm the measurement by pressing button the me...

Page 62: ...atistics data carried out for a series of measurements follow this procedure Activating FINISH option results in printing out the statistics data and moving to a RESULT window using this window it is...

Page 63: ...the total sum if such information is selected in the settings for totalising mode On the weighing pan place a container in which the ingredients are to be weighed tare its mass Next place the first in...

Page 64: ...d data related to carried out measurements is automatically zeroed 11 12 PEAK HOLD This function enables snapping peak hold applied to the weighing pan during a single checkweighing process Apart from...

Page 65: ...ed CAUTION Current unit may be selected only if the weighing result is not snapped In order to select the unit Units Esc button is used If any result has already been snapped than Esc button deletes t...

Page 66: ...g all samples end adding procedure by following the steps In the bottom line message RESULT is displayed It means that the total result of all measured samples masses is displayed and the sum is autom...

Page 67: ...T NON STANDARD PRINTOUT are not printed 11 14 PIPETTES CALIBRATION Caution Function valid for AS R series balances exclusively Pipettes calibration function applies to fixed volume pipettes and adjust...

Page 68: ...been designed to describe operation of the mode Additional settings list VOLUME DETERMINATION allows to predefine number of tested volumes for a particular pipette For pipettes with fixed volume plea...

Page 69: ...rol 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 data the computer software proceeds t...

Page 70: ...a printer connected to the balance ambient conditions visible on a report are those that user entered at the beginning of the calibration procedure For fixed volume pipette the situation is similar i...

Page 71: ...re Select communication port COM 1 or COM 2 Set respective values The RS 232 ports enable the following setting of transmission parameters Baud rate 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 bit s Parit...

Page 72: ...ork detected by the balance appears in the bottom line Use or buttons to select the demanded network and press button Message PASSWORD appears in the bottom line Use a computer keyboard connected to U...

Page 73: ...rintout upon pressing PRINT button once only supposing that control code 0C has been set as SUFIX for description of this function go to section 13 2 Printer USB port of type B is intended for Connect...

Page 74: ...wizard 2 Having completed driver installation connect balance to a computer use 1 8 meter long USB A B cable maximally in case of already connected balance it is necessary to disconnect it and using...

Page 75: ...ich has been formed while installing drivers 8 Start cooperation 13 PERIPHERAL DEVICES PERIPHERAL DEVICES menu is comprised within Parameters menu It is accessed by pressing key The menu features list...

Page 76: ...in a form of text DELAY if the transferred information is incomplete i e part of it gets lost due to auto entering or auto formatting of data by computer program during cooperation with Excel type pro...

Page 77: ...1 5 Printout Type of the printout sent to the port chosen for the computer Procedure press button enter P4 DEVICES menu enter menu group P4 1 COMPUTER enter P4 1 7 PRINTOUT parameter select printout N...

Page 78: ...both information and actions carried out at the beginning and or at the end of each printout sent from a balance to a printer This function is most frequently used to send an information about the co...

Page 79: ...parameters for a PERIPHERALS group PORT COM1 or COM2 the one to which the printer is connected PREFIX 1B742D 1250 code page SUFFIX 1D564108 paper crop for EPSON printers equipped with an autocutter bl...

Page 80: ...nce program enables cooperation with one or both buttons If you need to connect both external buttons first connect a several electrical outlet to COM 2 port next connect buttons TARE and PRINT to the...

Page 81: ...RS232 or USB port to a peripheral device in one of four accessible ways manually on pressing button automatically on stabilisation of a weighing result continuously on activation of a function or sen...

Page 82: ...ce character mass space unit CR LF Stability marker space if stable if unstable if high limit is out of range v if low limit is out of range Character space for positive values for negative values Mas...

Page 83: ...t of a command as a reaction to a specific command D Commands forming the communication protocol enable both obtaining data on balance status and influencing balance operation e g acquiring measuremen...

Page 84: ...bient conditions state EVG Give currently set ambient conditions FIS Set filter FIG Give current filter ARS Set value release ARG Give current value release LDS Set last digit NT Cooperation with PUE...

Page 85: ...his moment Give tare value Format OT CR LF Response OT_TARE 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 characters with right...

Page 86: ...mand understood and in progress SU_E CR LF time limit exceeded while waiting for a stable measurement result SU_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment MASS FRAME response mass va...

Page 87: ...derstood but not accessible at this moment CU1_A CR LF command understood and in progress MASS FRAME response mass value in a current measuring unit Response format 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 15 16 17 18 19 20 21...

Page 88: ...r than PARTS COUNTING ES CR LF command not recognised mass format incorrect Set target mass value e g for DOSING Format TV_XXXXX CR LF where _ space XXXXX mass format Response options TV_OK CR LF comm...

Page 89: ..._I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment IC0_OK CR LF command carried out Operation is disabled for verified balances Give balance serial number Format NB CR LF Response options N...

Page 90: ...as 6 Animal Weighing 8 Solids Density 9 Liquids Density 10 Peak Hold 11 Totalizing 12 Checkweighing 13 Statistics CAUTION Working modes numbering is identical for each kind of balance The numbers are...

Page 91: ...G CR LF Response options OMG_n_OK CR LF command carried out response current working mode OMG_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment n parameter decimal value determining working...

Page 92: ...ns current unit Format UG CR LF Response options UG_x_OK CR LF command carried out response current unit UG_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment x parameter unit symbol An exam...

Page 93: ...e type in front An example Command BN CR LF return balance type Response BN_A_ AS balance type AS R Give max capacity Format FS CR LF Response options FS_A_ x CR LF command understood response Max cap...

Page 94: ...termining ambient conditions state n 0 unstable ambient conditions 1 stable ambient conditions CAUTION Command changes settings for a current working mode An example Command EV_1 CR LF set value stabl...

Page 95: ...mation on currently set filter Format FIG CR LF Response options FIG_x_OK CR LF command carried out returns set filter FIG_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment x parameter filt...

Page 96: ...rried out LDS_E CR LF error in course of command execution no parameter or incorrect format LDS_I CR LF command understood but not accessible at this moment n parameter decimal value determining last...

Page 97: ...right justification when floating point tare gets turned off automatically then zero value is sent Tare unit 3 characters with left justification Hidden digits quantity Number specifying quantity of h...

Page 98: ...t 1 mg designed for density determination of solids and liquids The procedure is fully automatic i e the user only places samples on kit s weighing pans Additional display Features Length of cable bet...

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