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QB Series Operation Manual

9. Using Table 4-1 on page 15 as a guide, scroll to the function you wish to change by repeatedly pressing

the

F

key. If you scroll through all of the functions, the device automatically returns to the conventional

weighing mode. To return to the function mode, return to step 5.

10. Once the function you wish to change is displayed, repeatedly press the

T

key until the parameter you

want to use is displayed.

11. To continue on to another function, return to step 9.
12. If you do not need to change another function, press the

P

key to confirm your settings and return to the

conventional weighing mode.

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Summary of Contents for QB Series

Page 1: ...42194 QB Series Precision Balance Operation Manual ...

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Page 3: ...ison Limits 9 2 8 1 Reference Sample Method 10 2 8 2 Digital Reference Method 10 2 8 3 Weighing with the Comparator Function 11 2 8 4 Deactivating the Comparator Function 11 2 9 Operating the Counting Function 12 2 9 1 Counting Function Activation 12 2 9 2 Programming the Average Piece Weight 12 2 9 3 Using the APWR Automatic Piece Weight Refinement Program 13 2 9 4 Using the Counting Mode 13 2 9 ...

Page 4: ...ii QB Series Operation Manual 6 0 Troubleshooting 25 7 0 Dimensions 27 QB Series Limited Warranty 28 ...

Page 5: ...mm Standard 115 VAC adapter 230 VAC adapter optional Automatic shut off used with battery operation only Front panel controls Automatic sleep mode when used with internal rechargeable battery pack only Large weighing platform Options include Glass breeze break for nominal capacities of 620g and below RS 232C for interfacing with a printer or other peripheral equipment Internal rechargeable battery...

Page 6: ...tion Guidelines For optimum performance we recommend that you use your QB Series device in a clean stable environment Avoid the following Excessive drafts Significant temperature and or humidity changes Strong magnetic fields exist or equipment that may generate a magnetic field Excessive dust Unstable or vibrating work surface Corrosive gases or large amounts of dust Long term exposure to direct ...

Page 7: ...evel see Figure 1 2 Figure 1 2 Level Adjustment 4 Plug the AC adapter into the back of the unit see Figure 1 3 Figure 1 3 AC Adapter Connection 5 Secure the weighing pan support onto the device Tighten the adjusting knob until it is finger tight Do not use a screwdriver see Figure 1 4 Figure 1 4 Attach Weighing Pan Support 6 Place the platform cover down over the weighing pan support see Figure 1 ...

Page 8: ...e properly contact your Rice Lake Weighing Systems dealer for assistance 1 6 Front Panel Figure 1 6 shows the QB Series keypad and key functions Figure 1 7 on page 5 shows the LCD display segments display Figure 1 5 Front Panel Keypad Figure 1 6 QB Series Display Segments ON OFF P F Turns scale on or off Print key or data transmission key Tare key In weighing mode used to tare weight In calibratio...

Page 9: ...nts momentarily illuminate 2 All display segments momentarily flash 3 The device activates the default weighing mode and displays the g symbol in the lower right corner of the display to indicate that weighments are displayed in grams 1 8 Powering Down the QB Series Balance To turn the balance off press and release the ON OFF key M k P lb ...

Page 10: ...wing values 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A b or C 5 Refer to Table 2 1 above and Table 4 1 on page 15 to determine the setting required for the desired unit of measure 6 Repeatedly press and release the T key until the appropriate value is displayed 7 Press and release the P key to confirm the setting Unit of Measurement Display Symbol QB 150E QB 300E QB 600E QB 620E QB 1500E QB 3000E QB 6000E QB 6200E QB 12KE...

Page 11: ...ash indicating that the balance is registering the weight of the commodity The value display begins to update When the unit of measure indicator ceases flashing the balance is stable and you can read the weight value 5 Press the T key The zero display 0 00 appears NOTE The value of the original tare must be 4 displayed divisions from zero If the original tare value is 3 divisions from zero the dev...

Page 12: ...d as a negative number To return to normal weighing replace the container with its contents on the platform 2 6 Removing the Tare Use the following steps to remove a tare value from the QB balance 1 Remove the container empty or full from the weighing platform 2 The display shows the weight of the container and the commodity if any as a negative value 3 Press and release the T key 4 The display re...

Page 13: ...nges to read 23 bu X where X is a value of either 0 1 2 3 4 5 or 6 5 Determine which of the following visual indications you would prefer for the various over under accept conditions 6 Press and release the T key repeatedly until the appropriate parameter value from Table 2 2 is selected 7 Press and release the P key once The display returns to a 0 00 reading and the arrows next to the display leg...

Page 14: ...below 2 Determine and write down the values you need to use as the lower limit and upper limit values 3 The display shows a 0 00 reading and the arrows next to the display legends OVER UNDER and ACCEPT flash continuously indicating that over and under limits need to be established Continue with Section 2 8 3 on page 11 NOTE If the OVER UNDER and ACCEPT arrows are not flashing one of two conditions...

Page 15: ...eptable If not return to Section 2 8 1 or 2 8 2 on page 10 to re enter the lower limit value 2 Place a commodity on the weighing platform that is exactly equal to the upper limit value The ACCEPT indicator should illuminate confirming that any sample the upper limit value is acceptable If not return to Section 2 8 1 or 2 8 2 on page 10 to re enter the upper limit value 3 Once the lower and upper l...

Page 16: ...le of 100 pieces to ensure the most uniform sample piece calculation resulting in the most accurate counting operation possible based on the samples provided It is important to remember that an accurate counting function relies on a uniformity of parts being counted If there is a large variance from piece to piece that error is introduced into the counting function with a resultant error in the va...

Page 17: ...lance there is no limit as to how many samples are used 1 Complete steps 1 8 in Section 2 9 2 on page 12 2 With the display flashing the sample count M indicator and P indicator add any number of additional samples to those already being weighed 3 Press and release the F key once The display momentarily blanks except for the flashing M indicator which confirms that the balance is calculating and u...

Page 18: ...10 While pressing and holding the T key press and hold the F key Release both keys at the same time The display shows unit 1 where 1 represents the function code for the grams unit of measure as active 11 Press and release the F key 12 The device momentarily displays a flashing on 0 indicating an automatic calibration of true mechanical zero 13 After zero calibration the device automatically advan...

Page 19: ...play legend 1 Flashing arrow next to UNDER display legend Solid arrow next to ACCEPT and OVER display legends 2 Flashing arrow next to ACCEPT display legend Solid arrow next to UNDER and OVER display legends 3 Flashing arrow next to OVER display legend Solid arrow next to UNDER and ACCEPT display legends 4 Flashing arrow next to UNDER and ACCEPT display legends Solid arrow next to OVER display leg...

Page 20: ...ransmission is sent after a stabilization from an increasing load No additional output will be generated until the device returns to a 0 00 value and resets for the next load 5 Automatic output x 1 of stable data output prohibited if data unstable 6 Automatic output x 1 of stable data continuous output of unstable data 7 Data output x 1 each time P key is pressed and released with data stablized 6...

Page 21: ...last parameter the device returns to the default weighing mode 4 2 Changing Parameters The following information provides a step by step procedure for changing the parameters of the QB Series balance 1 Turn the balance on see Section 1 7 on page 5 2 Ensure there is no load on the platform 3 Ensure that the device is in the normal weighing mode not the counting mode To turn off the counting mode an...

Page 22: ...ly returns to the conventional weighing mode To return to the function mode return to step 5 10 Once the function you wish to change is displayed repeatedly press the T key until the parameter you want to use is displayed 11 To continue on to another function return to step 9 12 If you do not need to change another function press the P key to confirm your settings and return to the conventional we...

Page 23: ... 005 96 x 0 005 190 x 0 005 190 x 0 005 380 x 0 05 pennyweight 96 x 0 005 190 x 0 005 380 x 0 01 390 x 0 005 960 x 0 05 1900 x 0 05 3800 x 0 1 3900 x 0 05 7700 x 0 5 grain 2300 x 0 2 4600 x 0 2 9200 x 0 5 9500 x 0 2 2300 x 2 46000 x 2 92000 x 5 95000 x 2 18000 x 20 HK tael 4 x 0 002 8 x 0 0002 16 x 0 0005 16 x 0 0002 40 x 0 002 80 x 0 002 160 x 0 005 160 x 0 002 320 x 0 02 Sing tael 3 9 x 0 0002 7...

Page 24: ... Admissable RH 80 RH Non condensing max Admissable ambient temp 0 40 C 32 104 F Calibration method Semi automatic external calibration with reference weight Calibration mass g 150 300 600 620 1500 3000 6000 6200 12000 Power 115 230 VAC via AC adapter 50 60 Hz Accessories included 115 VAC adapter operating instructions in use cover Pin Number Signal Output Input Function 1 Tare Input External tare ...

Page 25: ...sion of D8 Table 5 4 RS 232C 7 digit Command Format Data D1 D7 7 words with 6 digit format see Table 5 3 D1 D8 8 words with 7 digit format see Table 5 4 D Code Contents 0 9 30H 39H Data 0 9 Max 6 digits with 6 digit format or max 7 digits with 7 digit format 2EH Decimal point floating sp 20H Space leading zero suppression Table 5 5 Data Polarity P1 1 word P1 Code Contents 2BH Data is 0 or positive...

Page 26: ...rocess e g when the new parameter has been set and confirmed Commands that are sent before ACK or NAK are transmitted from the device are ignored Input format command consists of four 4 words including terminators CR 0DH or LF 0AH as follows External tare command is as follows sp g gram g c t carat ct o z ounce oz o t troy ounce ozt g g grain gr Conditional Response Parameter For Comparator Functi...

Page 27: ...1 C2 Code 1 Code 2 Contents 0 0 4FH 30H Interface off no printing available 0 1 4FH 31H Automatic continuous printing of zero display unstable and stable weighing values 0 2 4FH 32H Automatic continuous printing of stabilized data only for example stable 0 value and stable weight value 0 3 4FH 33H Pushbutton printing from balance P key of stable 0 value and stable weight value 0 4 4FH 34H Auto pri...

Page 28: ...C adapter for QB MB Series balances 42168 230 VAC adapter for MB QB IB Series balances 42171 Internal rechargeable battery for QB Series incompatible with PN 42174 below 42174 RS 232C interface for QB Series incompatible with PN 42171 above includes DIN 5 pin connector cable not included 42177 Glass breeze break for QB Series scales with round weighing pans only 42181 In use cover 41555 Limit outp...

Page 29: ...r to the scale and 120 VAC outlet Recharge battery Press the ON OFF key Comparator limits can not be established Device is not set to comparator mode Reference value is greater than the nominal capacity of the device Lower limit value is upper limit value Turn on comparator mode Change reference value Change lower limit value Balance does not weigh to nominal capacity Tare sample weight exceeds ca...

Page 30: ... 1 Defective weighing mechanism Consult your local Rice Lake Weighing Systems distributor 3 ERR 4 ERR Calibration has started with a load on the platter Remove load and reinitiate calibration process Consult your local Rice Lake Weighing Systems distributor U ERR Material wedged underneath the platform support plate Remove platform and platform support plate then clean and reassemble Condition Cau...

Page 31: ...Dimensions 27 7 0 Dimensions Figure 7 1 below shows the dimensions of the QB Series balance Figure 7 1 QB Series Dimensions 208 310 Ø140 71 86 208 310 190 71 87 ...

Page 32: ... and was not caused by accident misuse neglect alteration improper installation improper repair or improper testing RLWS shall be the sole judge of all alleged non conformities Such equipment has not been modified altered or changed by any person other than RLWS or its duly authorized repair agents RLWS will have a reasonable time to repair or replace the defective equipment Buyer is responsible f...

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