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Sartorius Weighing Technology GmbH 
Weender Landstrasse 94–108 
37075 Goettingen, Germany

Phone +49.551.308.0 
Fax +49.551.308.3289 
www.sartorius-mechatronics.com

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Goettingen, Germany. 
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Status:  
March 2012,  
Sartorius Weighing Technology GmbH,  
Goettingen, Germany

Printed in Germany.  
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Publication no.: WCA6007-e12036

Summary of Contents for CAIS1

Page 1: ...98648 018 24 Operating Instructions Sartorius Combics Series Indicator Models CAISL1 CAISL2 CAIS1 CAIS2...

Page 2: ...imal Weighing V Combics 2 63 Weighing in Percent L Combics 2 67 Checkweighing H Combics 2 72 Classification W Combics 2 80 Totalizing s Combics 2 85 Net Total Formulation R Combics 2 89 Combining Appl...

Page 3: ...ehr im G ltigkeitsbereich der EG Richtlinie 2009 23 EG e 1 This and similar symbols mean that the respective key should be pressed T T This means that this key must be pressed more than once t Indicat...

Page 4: ...se electrical equipment in installations and under ambient conditions requiring higher safety standards you must comply with the provisions as specified in the applicable regulations for installation...

Page 5: ...he IP65 IP69K protection rating is ensured only if the rubber gasket is installed and all connections are fastened securely including the caps on unused sockets Weighing platforms must be installed an...

Page 6: ...ounting Neutral measurement Averaging animal weighing Weighing in percent Checkweighing Classification Totalizing Net total formulation Automatic initialization when the scale is switched on Automatic...

Page 7: ...options for COM1 standard 2nd UNICOM interface for additional optional functions e g Ethernet profibus etc CAIS2 a barcode scanner can be connected via a terminal block 9 Power cord with country speci...

Page 8: ...lt of rough handling during shipment y If you detect any damage proceed as directed in the chapter entitled Care and Maintenance under Safety Inspection t Save the original packaging for any future tr...

Page 9: ...m Sartorius Any installation work that does not conform to the instructions in this manual results in forfeiture of all claims under the manufacturer s warranty 3 Disconnect the equipment from the pow...

Page 10: ...e terminal assignments t After you close the housing again use a pressure gauge to check the integrity of the IP69K protection For details contact the Sartorius Service Center Connecting Cables t Inse...

Page 11: ...ltage 6 EXC Bridge supply voltage D connection of display and control unit Interface PCB for ADC 10 000e option A10 COM1 terminal assignments see above A10 1 EXC Bridge supply voltage 2 SENSE Sense fo...

Page 12: ...and control unit connection LED LED connection Interface PCB for RS 232 485 for IS weighing platform option A6 A7 A6 7 1 CTS 11 TxD RxD 2 DTR 12 TxD RxD 3 RxD 13 LINE_OUT 4 TxD 14 LINE_OUT 5 GND 15 G...

Page 13: ...in 17 Control output equal Pin 18 Control output heavier Pin 19 Control output set Pin 20 Data terminal ready DTR Pin 21 Ground power supply GND Pin 22 Not assigned Pin 23 Not assigned Pin 24 Power su...

Page 14: ...s for the cable from the indicator to an RS 232 PC interface COM1 Indicator side PC side Models CAISL1 CAISL2 DSUB connector 25 pin D Sub male connector 9 pin or 25 pin 1 Sgn GND 7 5 GND 7 GND TxD 2 2...

Page 15: ...nstalled wall outlet which has a protective grounding conductor PE Safety Precautions 3 If you use an electrical outlet that does not have a protective grounding conductor ensure that an equivalent pr...

Page 16: ...nerates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with these instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications For information on the sp...

Page 17: ...weights entered under 1 18 1 9 7 SET PREL Setting the preload 1 9 8 DEL PREL Clearing the preload 1 9 9 HND XT CAL ADJ Entering the adjustment and linearization weights 1 18 LIN WT 1 Entering the lin...

Page 18: ...see Appendix and continue with Saving the service password k k t Access the U Code menu item t Select U Code t Enter the service password see Appendix t Apply the service password y The Service mode i...

Page 19: ...If you return to the highest level of the Setup menu without saving the configura tion parameters beforehand menu item 11 10 any settings that have been made will be deleted The settings are made in...

Page 20: ...rification scale interval e 11 5 2 MIN Min load 11 5 3 RANGE 1 Range 1 11 5 4 RANGE 2 Range 2 11 5 5 RANGE 3 Range 3 11 5 6 MAX Max load 11 5 7 MULT RNG Multiple range scale 11 6 e Verification scale...

Page 21: ...the weighing capacity into a maximum of three ranges with differing readability The corresponding change takes place automatically at the defined range limits Once the scale has been tared the highest...

Page 22: ...ired for use to zero Available weight units WT UNIT Menu item 11 7 This menu item is used to select the weighing units that have been cleared for use in weighing All units marked with a circle o have...

Page 23: ...the display t Enter the service password see Appendix t Confirm your entry using the key y The device is in Service mode This can be recognized by the small S in the top right of the display t Select...

Page 24: ...eographical latitude 51 00 degrees N 513 m elevation above sea level are entered the weighing equipment can be used throughout Germany Gravitational acceleration for Germany Zone D is 9 810 m s2 On de...

Page 25: ...d When the display is activated the adjustment procedure is as follows y If the elevation and geographical latitude are used the word ALTITUD will appear briefly followed by the set elevation in meter...

Page 26: ...he lin weight 3 1 18 4 LIN WT 4 Entering the lin weight 4 1 18 5 Function Allocation of the J Key Purpose The J key is usually used for the calibration adjustment function For detailed information abo...

Page 27: ...l be prompted to place the first linearization weight on the platform t Place the required weight on the platform y After a short time the difference between the measured value and the true weight of...

Page 28: ...in the Setup menu e g external calibration adjustment with default weights Setup menu item 1 9 Procedure t For scales used in legal metrology Open the menu access switch t Zero the weighing platform t...

Page 29: ...nal function in the Setup menu e g external calibration adjustment with default weights Setup menu item 1 9 Procedure t For scales used in legal metrology Open the menu access switch t Remove the prel...

Page 30: ...Service mode t Select the weighing platform t Enter the nominal load of the load cell s in kg under menu item 1 19 1 If the weighing platform has multiple load cells the nominal load must be multipli...

Page 31: ...key is pressed that does not have an active operating mode function an acoustical signal double beep sounds and the message is displayed for 2 seconds The display then returns to the previous screen...

Page 32: ...play J ISO test Start calibration or adjustment p Print key Press the key less than 2 seconds Print Press the key longer than 2 seconds Print GMP footer Keys for Combics 2 only n Toggle key When two p...

Page 33: ...in Weighing Mode All application parameters saved e g reference values remain in memory and are available when the device has been switched off and then on again you return to the originally selected...

Page 34: ...to prompt calibration adjustment 5 1 2 Selected weighing platform 1 or 2 6 NET B G Net Gross value on the main display with tare in memory or preset tare 7 k Identifies the value on the main display a...

Page 35: ...in progress for Combics 2 only Menu Operating Design Switching to the Menu e t Turn on the device If it is already on turn off and then on again t During the display test briefly press the key y The m...

Page 36: ...space Change the displayed character scroll backwards sequence Space A through Z minus sign decimal point 9 through 0 Number entry for Combics 2 Enter number values date and time etc using the 10 key...

Page 37: ...see page 35 t Press the p key The scope of the printout depends on the position in the setup It may take several seconds Language setting Example Select the language German The factory setting for la...

Page 38: ...menu item is displayed t Press the key to open the Setup sub menu y The first parameter in the Setup sub menu is displayed WP 1 k k t Press the k key until U CODE is displayed t Press the key to open...

Page 39: ...settings if required or Press the key longer than 2 seconds to exit the menu Changing or Deleting Passwords t Open the U CODE menu item in the SETUP menu as described above y The old password must be...

Page 40: ...eeds the preset minimum load is stored in the tare memory at stability The scale returns to the initial state when the load on the scale is less than 50 of the minimum load Minimum load for automatic...

Page 41: ...ting must be activated in the menu under Setup Barcode The value is applied and saved automatically the r key does not have to be pressed Entering Identifier using a barcode scanner Combics 2 only Ide...

Page 42: ...ight is changed menu 1 18 When the following parameters are changed Function of the q key menu item 1 9 Zero setting range menu item 1 11 Tare zero at power on menu item 1 12 The above parameters are...

Page 43: ...tomatically using a timer under UTILIT PARAMET ER AUTO OFF menu item 8 7 Display lighting The following settings can be made for display lighting in the SETUP menu under UTILIT PARAMET ER BACKLIT on 8...

Page 44: ...pears k t Press the k key to toggle the display y The following is displayed depending on the configuration y The gross weight in this example 170 2 g 50 g for container 120 2 g for sample Combics 1 o...

Page 45: ...ear display test y The display for no load on the scale appears When Combics 2 is turned on it ready for weighing and zeros itself automatically With no load on the scale you can zero the weighing pla...

Page 46: ...LCE Ser no 12345678 Vers C2 100 200810 BVers 01 62 01 End of GMP header ACE HARDWARE Headers GOETTINGEN BATCH NO 123456 Identifier 1 CUSTOMER 6 789 Identifier 2 24 08 2012 15 15 G 2250 g T 0000 g PT2...

Page 47: ...installation location Externally connected IS scales Before use in legal metrology the scale should be calibrated via the internal calibration equipment at the installation location see the Internal C...

Page 48: ...and the true weight of the sample will be displayed with plus minus signs Ext calibration A printout will be Nom 10000 g generated if the process Diff 1 g is cancelled using the J 4 Activate calibrat...

Page 49: ...cale using the guidelines of your QA system He will document this setting via a Weighing module test as per USP certificate in which the measurements and min sample quantity are logged The SQmin funct...

Page 50: ...e the sample on the scale y The minimum sample quantity is not reached symbol k p t Print the weight value N 90 0 t Place another sample on the scale y The minimum sample quantity is exceeded p t Prin...

Page 51: ...up menu under SETUP PRTPROT menu item 7 4 The name can have a max of 20 characters Enter up to 40 characters for the value of the ID code Press the d key to activate the input mode Individual characte...

Page 52: ...NT t Open PROTOC t Open HEADLIN k k t Select and open ID 1 k p t Enter a name for the first ID using the k and p keys or use the number block e g batch number t To save the entry press the key k t Sel...

Page 53: ...g X Classification X Totalizing X Batching Counting to target value X Product data memory X Function Zero X X Tare X X Date time X Internal battery rechargeable Optional Optional ID codes 6 codes 40 c...

Page 54: ...ations When you clear applications you can delete either the data stored for all applications or just selected data stored for the active application Setting Applic CLER CF menu item 3 24 Tare functio...

Page 55: ...values 3 11 STABIL With stability 3 11 1 ACC STAB With increased stability 3 11 2 REF UPDT Reference sample updating 3 12 OFF Off 3 12 1 automat Automatic 3 12 3 REF WP Reference weighing instrument 3...

Page 56: ...mple 17 6 The weighing platform is stable in accordance with the parameter defined for saving weights If automatic reference sample updating is selected in the menu and the piece count pcs is displaye...

Page 57: ...be logged Configuration The Counting application is selected and printout has been set up t Place empty container on the scale t Tare the scale This is not required if the automatic tare function is...

Page 58: ...eference sample updating is enabled Opt appears in the display p t Print results Configuring Printouts see page 96 nRef 38 pcs wRef 0 003280 kg G 0 373 kg T 0 248 kg N 0 125 kg Qnt 38 pcs 58 Operating...

Page 59: ...eting applications When you clear applications you can delete either the data stored for all applications or just selected data stored for the active application Setting Applic CLER CF menu item 3 24...

Page 60: ...s 3 6 3 10 digT 10 digits 3 6 4 20 digT 20 digits 3 6 5 50 digT 50 digits 3 6 6 100 diG 100 digits 3 6 7 200 diG 200 digits 3 6 8 500 diG 500 digits 3 6 9 1000 dI 1000 digits 3 6 10 RESOLUT Resolution...

Page 61: ...The narrower the tolerance the more stable the platform is at stability The increased stability setting has a lower tolerance so that the average piece weight saves is more accurate and the results m...

Page 62: ...latform 2 4 8 t Enter the weight of 1 meter of cable using the keypad in this example 248 g O t Save the value entered or r t Set the number of reference parts using r 1 2 5 10 20 etc O t Start the ca...

Page 63: ...lear applications you can delete either the data stored for all applications or just selected data stored for the active application Setting Applic CLER CF menu item 3 24 Tare function If you store a...

Page 64: ...d display until c is pressed 3 21 2 t To save the setting press the key t To exit setup Press the key several times Minimum load for initialization You can set the minimum load here i e the load that...

Page 65: ...e when the load is less than half the minimum load The result of the most recent averaging operation is not saved If you select Display is static until the c key is pressed the calculated average rem...

Page 66: ...in the numeric display t The averaging result is displayed p t Print the results Note If automatic printout of results is enabled you do not need to press the p key The results are printed automatical...

Page 67: ...cations you can delete either the data stored for all applications or just selected data stored for the active application Setting Applic CLER CF menu item 3 24 Tare function If you store a tare weigh...

Page 68: ...splay accuracy 1 decimal place 3 9 2 100FOLD Display accuracy 2 decimal places 3 9 3 DEC PLCS Decimal places in displayed result 3 10 NONE None 3 10 1 1 DEC PL 1 decimal place 3 10 2 2 DEC PL 2 decima...

Page 69: ...e longer Setting Applic Applic 1 PERCENT SAVE WT menu item 3 11 Weighing in percent with You can use two weighing platforms simultaneously with the Weighing in Percent two weighing platforms applicati...

Page 70: ...al to the container in accordance with reference percentage value in this example 85 g O t Start the calculation of the reference weight by pressing the O key y The calculation is based on the active...

Page 71: ...p t Print the results Printout Configuration see page 96 pRef 20 wRef 0 085 kg G 1 080 kg T 0 675 kg N 0 423 kg Prc 100 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 71 Operation...

Page 72: ...value can be applied as weighed values and via relative weight limits menu item 4 5 4 Target and tolerance limits checked during input values must conform to upper limit target lower limit 1 digit Che...

Page 73: ...viation from the target weight via the keypad The value remains valid until deleted by pressing the c key or until overwritten by a new value It remains saved after the scale is switched off Preparati...

Page 74: ...ent is shown either as a weight value or in relation to the target Weight display The measured value line always shows the weight value even if it lies outside the tolerance range The bar graph is dis...

Page 75: ...output set or ready for use Activation of port lines always on Activation of port lines within checkweighing range The SET output normally changes its voltage level when the load is near the target w...

Page 76: ...on the platform O t Save the target value y The minimum symbol flashes at the top of the display 1240 t Enter lower limit value in this example 1240 g O t Save the lower limit value y The maximum symb...

Page 77: ...lue If the weight is lighter than the target the display shows LL If the weight is heavier than the target the display shows HH Example 2 Checkweighing samples with a target weight of 1250 g and a tol...

Page 78: ...50 g and a tolerance range from 10 g to 30 g Configuration The Checkweighing toward zero application APP ZERO is selected as well as the TAR MN MX entry and a printout has been set up see Configuratio...

Page 79: ...you do not need to press the p key The results are printed automatically Printout configuration see page 96 Setp 1 250 kg Target Min 1 240 kg Minimum Max 1 280 kg Maximum G 1 256 kg Gross weight T 0...

Page 80: ...applications or just selected data stored for the active application Setting Applic CLER CF menu item 3 24 Tare function If you store a tare weight value by pressing the key you can later enter a tare...

Page 81: ...settings Factory setting MIN INIT Minimum load for initialization 3 6 1 digit 1 digit 3 6 1 2 digit 2 digits 3 6 2 5 digit 5 digits 3 6 3 10 digT 10 digits 3 6 4 20 digT 20 digits 3 6 5 50 digT 50 dig...

Page 82: ...d value line and the current class in the number display Display of classes The current class is displayed in the measured value line Digital Input Output Interface The Classification application supp...

Page 83: ...pplic 3 CLASS PARAM 2 CTRL SET menu item 4 3 Example 2 There should be three classes Configuration The Classification application is selected and printout has been set up O t Enter the class limits us...

Page 84: ...c printout of results is enabled you do not need to press the p key The results are printed automatically Printout Configuration see page 96 Lim1 0 110 kg Lim2 0 130 kg G 0 118 kg T 0 000 kg N 0 118 g...

Page 85: ...d by pressing the c key You can assign different functions to the c key for deleting applications When you clear applications you can delete either the data stored for all applications or just selecte...

Page 86: ...r settings Factory setting MIN INIT Minimum load for initialization 3 6 1 digit 1 digit 3 6 1 2 digit 2 digits 3 6 2 5 digit 5 digits 3 6 3 10 digT 10 digits 3 6 4 20 digT 20 digits 3 6 5 50 digT 50 d...

Page 87: ...lue in totalizing memory G 0 250 kg y Item is printed automatically component log T 0 000 kg N 0 250 kg n 1 y The transaction counter value is increased by one to 1 t Remove the first weight from the...

Page 88: ...oggle the display between individual value and total c t End totalizing G 1 346 kg y Configured total data record is printed T 0 346 kg N 1 000 kg n 2 88 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators Oper...

Page 89: ...item is selected the entire component record is printed If the 3 17 3 menu item is selected the following items are generated only once for the first component if they have been configured Blank line...

Page 90: ...kes it possible to toggle from the small component platform to the large component platform during measurement Once you toggle to the large component platform the and keys are available until a compon...

Page 91: ...platform is tared and the component counter value is increased by one The prompt to fill and save the second component is now displayed t Place the second component into the container in this example...

Page 92: ...ent using the O key Cmp003 0 375 kg yThe component record is printed automatically y The component counter value is increased by one The prompt to fill and save the fourth component is now displayed c...

Page 93: ...g Animal Weighing Checkweighing Animal Weighing Classification Weighing in Percent Totalizing Weighing in Percent Checkweighing Totalizing Weighing in Percent Checkweighing Weighing in Percent Classif...

Page 94: ...29 Reduce the minimum load setting or increase the reference sample quantity setting and the number of parts in the container D t Toggle to Checkweighing O t Start Checkweighing 1 0 0 t Enter target v...

Page 95: ...operations as desired w t Toggle display from individual value to total c t End the portioning options and print the final evaluation Configured printout Total nRef 10 pcs wRef 0 001000 kg Setp 100 p...

Page 96: ...Setting Applic Applic 3 TOTALIZ printout component printout Print totalizing printout Combics 2 only For selected application Totalizing Net total formulation with c key When switching to another appl...

Page 97: ...elect print items Press the k key t Save the desired print items Press the key t Press the key to switch to the active print selection The selection bar appears on the left The required print item is...

Page 98: ...Press the k key until 7 6 appears in the display t Press the key y The list of print items appears t Press the key to go to the selection list blank y The first print item of the selection list is di...

Page 99: ...can now select additional print items in the same way t To exit print item entry press the key until APPLIC appears in the display t Press and hold the key 2 3 sec to switch to weighing mode t Carry...

Page 100: ...in 2 seconds Saving preset tare values t Allocate preset tare memory t Enter a memory number and press and hold the t key min 2 seconds Activating saved product or tare values t Enter a memory number...

Page 101: ...he k key to switch between wRef average piece weight and nRef quantity Use the key to scroll the displayed value to the right Use the R key to activate the displayed memory Press and hold the c key mi...

Page 102: ...torius equipment Check the pin assignment against the cabling diagrams and disconnect any lines that are not assigned Failure to do so may cause malfunction damage or even completely ruin your indicat...

Page 103: ...COM1 Foot Hand switch PC RS 232 interface 2nd weighing platform Combics 2 only RS 232 interface External checkweighing display stop light via a digital I O Sartorius standard The following devices can...

Page 104: ...ther e g data transfer and control via a PC using the optional UniCOM interface with simultaneous printing via the COM1 printer interface During data communication each interface can use a different p...

Page 105: ...ot see page 96 Configuring Printouts If you do not activate and configure a user definable data record the printout simply contains the current value displayed on the display and control unit weight w...

Page 106: ...Trigger c key function Combics 2 only kF3_ F3 Trigger r key function Combics 2 only kF4_ F4 Trigger O key function Combics 2 only kF5_ F5 Trigger w key function Combics 2 only kF6_ F6 Trigger I key f...

Page 107: ...spaces Values with no decimal point are output without a decimal point Data Output Format with 16 Characters without Data Header Normal Operation Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 A A A...

Page 108: ...s Normal Operation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 K K K K K K A A A A A A A A A E E E CR LF K K K K K K A A A A A A A A A E E E CR LF CR LF K ID code character right justifie...

Page 109: ...pace Number 2 or 3 digit error number G Gross value N Net value T Application tare memory 1 T2 Application tare memory 2 Diff Difference from calibration value Targ Exact adjustment weight value Nom E...

Page 110: ...inter Port PRINTER You can connect one or two strip printers or one or two label printers to the Combics Configure the COM1 and UniCOM interfaces as printer ports in the Printer menu item There are se...

Page 111: ...footer is printed either after each individual measurement result GMP compliant printout always for 1 result menu item 7 13 2 or after the last result in a series of measurements GMP compliant printou...

Page 112: ...type Ser no 12345678 Combics serial no Vers C2 100 280810 Software version of application BVers 01 62 01 Software version of basic version Type IS12000S Platform type Ser No 12345678 Platform serial n...

Page 113: ...e header lines refer to the chapter of the respective application Weighing application If selected an empty line will be printed HEADER LINE1 HEADER LINE2 14 01 2012 09 43 G 1 402 kg T 0 200 kg N 1 20...

Page 114: ...345678 Vers C2 100 280810 BVers 01 62 01 Linearization Wt 1 7 00 kg Wt 2 15 00 kg Wt 3 22 00 kg Wt 4 30 00 kg completed 14 01 2012 13 02 Name Calibration adjustment printout 14 01 2012 13 50 Type CAIS...

Page 115: ...n was not met Do not carry out adjustment until after 0 display e g not tared or weighing pan loaded Unload scale tare using the key inf 03 Adjustment could not be completed within a certain time Allo...

Page 116: ...h all its connectors 2 Do not open the indicator while it is carrying current Wait at least 10 seconds after disconnecting it from power before beginning to open the equipment Proper fitting of all su...

Page 117: ...device is no longer ensured when The device or the mains connecting lead shows visible damage The integrated power supply for the indicator no longer functions properly The device has been stored for...

Page 118: ...by local public disposal operations not even by small commercial operators For disposal in Germany and in the other member nations of the European Economic Area EEA please contact our local service te...

Page 119: ...nd 0 3 1 12 V e Fraction of tolerance for this module for Delta Umin 0 672 V e 0 5 for Delta Umin 1 12 V e 0 3 Measuring signal 0 mV to 27 7 mV Measuring signal variation 4 2 mV to 27 7 mV Sensitivity...

Page 120: ...e for Pind 0 3 0 546 V e Fraction of tolerance for this module for Delta Umin 0 328 V e 0 5 for Delta Umin 0 546 V e 0 3 Measuring signal 0 mV to 24 6 mV Measuring signal variation 3 28 mV to 24 6 mV...

Page 121: ...Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 121 Device Dimensions All dimensions are given in millimeters Device Dimensions...

Page 122: ...apter cable for CAISL indicator YCC01 01CISLM3 Adapter cable for CAIS indicator YCC02 R12F6 Ink ribbon for YDP14IS 0CEUVTH 69Y03234 3 paper rolls for YDP04IS 60 mm 75 m thermal paper 69Y03090 Labels s...

Page 123: ...or Windows YSW03 SartoCollect YSC02 Other functions Guard covers x2 YDC01CI IP65 kit for cable connections D SUB 25 on request Cable gland for cables with diameter 4 5 to 9 mm M16 x 1 5 YAS04CIS Kit f...

Page 124: ...le with cable gland open cable ends on Combics side for barcode scanner YBR03FC 5 pin DIN socket 1m YCC02 BR02 for printer YDP12 04IS 9 pin D SUB plug 6 m YCC02 D09M6 for printer YDP20 0CE or PC 9 pin...

Page 125: ...til the end of the calendar year after next If the scale is used for fill level control in accordance with legislation on prepackaging verification is valid until the end of the following calendar yea...

Page 126: ...126 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators Declarations of Conformity Declaration of Conformity...

Page 127: ...Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 127 Declarations of Conformity...

Page 128: ...128 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators Declarations of Conformity...

Page 129: ...Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 129 Declarations of Conformity...

Page 130: ...130 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators Test Certificate...

Page 131: ...Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 131 Plates and Markings...

Page 132: ...132 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators Plates and Markings...

Page 133: ...Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 133 Plates and Markings...

Page 134: ...134 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators Plates and Markings...

Page 135: ...ser requirements see page 140 wp1 Settings for weighing platform 1 com1 Settings for the RS 232 interface unicom Settings for the 2nd optional interface com wp 10 000e ADC setting CTRL IO Universal in...

Page 136: ...9 1 1 NO No retain user defined settings 9 1 2 Combics 2 application menu Factory setting Applic Applic 1 WEIGH Weighing min init Minimum load for automatic taring 3 5 1 digit 1 digit 3 5 1 2 digit 2...

Page 137: ...min init Minimum load for application 3 6 1 digit 1 digit 3 6 1 2 digit 2 digits 3 6 2 see Weighing 1000 DI 1000 digits 3 6 10 start Start averaging 3 18 MANUAL Manual 3 18 1 AUTOMAT Automatic 3 18 2...

Page 138: ...CHECK RG On within checkweighing range 4 4 4 STAB CHK On at stability within checkweighing range 4 4 5 INPUT Parameter input 4 5 TAR MN MX Min Max target value 4 5 1 TARG PER Only target value with pe...

Page 139: ...once with the O key 3 17 3 VAL FROM Value source for automatic saving 3 22 Appl 1 Application 1 3 22 1 Appl 2 Application 2 3 22 2 SAV VAL Save value 3 23 NET Net 3 23 1 CALCUL Calculated 3 23 2 NET...

Page 140: ...Filling mode 1 2 2 REDUC Low filtering 1 2 3 OFF Without filtering 1 2 4 STAB RNG Stability range 1 3 MAX ACC Maximum accuracy 1 4 digit 1 3 1 V ACC Very accurate 1 2 digit 1 3 2 ACC Accurate 1 digit...

Page 141: ...Calibration with manual adjustment 1 10 2 ZERORNG Zero range 1 11 1 PERC 1 percent max load 1 11 1 2 PERC 2 percent max load 1 11 2 5 PERC 5 percent max load 1 11 3 INIT ZER Zero at Power On 1 12 1 P...

Page 142: ...rvals 3 2 15 DIV 1 Increase resolution by 1 scale interval 3 2 16 setup WP 1 intern Reset Factory settings WT PARA Restore factory default settings 9 1 NO No 9 1 1 YES Yes 9 1 2 setup WP 1 intern ADC...

Page 143: ...nual without stability 6 1 1 IND AFTR Manual after stability 6 1 2 AUT W O Automatic without stability 6 1 4 AUT WITH Automatic with stability 6 1 5 PROT PRN Protocol printout for computer PC 6 1 7 AU...

Page 144: ...e 1 character after CTS 5 4 3 YDP14IS LINE Strip printer LABEL Label printer Universal printer CONFIG BAUD Baud rate 5 1 150 150 5 1 1 300 300 5 1 2 600 600 5 1 3 1200 1200 5 1 4 2400 2400 5 1 5 4800...

Page 145: ...BI standard version Menus 5 1 to 9 1 same as for COM1 XBPI 232 XBPI 232 XBPI 485 XBPI 485 0 to 31 Network address selectable from 0 to 31 SMA SMA interface function Menus 5 1 to 5 6 same as for COM1 p...

Page 146: ...04IS YDP04IS LINE Strip printer label Label printer lab ff Label printer with manual feed Analog Analog data output port for PLC operation Analog output value 8 12 NET Net value 8 12 1 GROSS Gross val...

Page 147: ...19 PRINT Trigger p key function 8 19 1 see 8 4 B G NET Trigger L key function Combics 2 only 8 19 15 4 extern External control input 4 8 20 PRINT Trigger p key function 8 20 1 see 8 4 B G NET Trigger...

Page 148: ...d 7 71 TOTAL 1 Totalizing results user defined 7 81 QTY 2 Printout quantity to UniCOM 7 9 1 PRNT O 1 printout 7 9 1 2 PRNT O 2 printouts 7 9 2 INDIV 2 Single and results printout for all other applica...

Page 149: ...r see 8 9 8 8 3 timer Timer for automatic shutoff 8 9 1 1 Min After 1 minute warning displayed for 1 minute then off 8 9 1 2 2 Min After 2 minutes warning displayed for 2 minutes then off 8 9 2 5 5 Mi...

Page 150: ...hing platform 51 53 Geographic latitude in degrees 151 Geographic altitude in meters 9 81 Acceleration of gravity m s2 then however no latitude and altitude switch Menu access switch info WP 2 2nd wei...

Page 151: ...kg 11 7 4 t Tons t 11 7 21 lb Pound ounces lb oz 11 7 22 CAL UNIT Calibration Adjustment unit 11 8 FREE User defined o 11 8 1 g Grams g 11 8 2 kg Kilograms kg 11 8 3 t Tons t 11 8 21 SAVE Save configu...

Page 152: ...Tons t 11 7 21 lb Pound ounces lb oz 11 7 22 CAL UNIT Calibration Adjustment unit 11 8 FREE User defined o 11 8 1 g Grams g 11 8 2 kg Kilograms kg 11 8 3 t Tons t 11 8 21 SAVE Save configuration para...

Page 153: ...claration of conformity 126 Deleting the preload 29 Device functions 53 Device information 150 Device parameters 37 43 Device parameters overview 135 Dimensions 121 Display lighting 43 Display modes 3...

Page 154: ...tting parameters 21 Configuration 23 Setting the preload 28 Setting the time 149 Setting up password protection 38 Shutoff automatic 43 SMA communication 105 Technical data 119 Totalizing 85 Type appr...

Page 155: ...Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 155 Appendix Guide to verification...

Page 156: ...or are available please click on the appropriate links Start t Click on Start the Excel Program y The Excel file automatically opens with the Excel program MS Excel must already be installed on your c...

Page 157: ...tical order a to Z then the characters and then numbers in descending order 9 to 0 k or p key multiple times t Press the k or p keys until the desired character is displayed t Confirm the displayed ch...

Page 158: ...158 Operating Instructions Combics Indicators...

Page 159: ...Operating Instructions Combics Indicators 159...

Page 160: ...from the connected device to the indicator complete scale These devices may also be installed in Zone 2 or Zone 22 if they are suitable for Category 3 as per the ATEX Directive Gas Group IIC temperatu...

Page 161: ...ding conductor Equipotential bonding conductor Indicator CAIS with option Y2 Analog weighing platforms load cells of series CAAP Option Y2 Connection alternatives Explosion safe area Note 8 Note 8 Not...

Page 162: ...external connecting cables firmly to avoid damage and strain The cable connections inside the explosion risk area must be secured against loosening 8 All metal parts must be electrically connected to...

Page 163: ...box are only suitable for fixed placement and must be laid fixed Otherwise use screwed connections designed according to EN60079 0 and rounded at an angle of 75 minimum and a radius at least equal to...

Page 164: ...s without the prior writ ten permission of Sartorius All rights reserved The status of the information specifications and illustrations in this manual is indicated by the date given below Sartorius re...

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