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Operating Instructions Combics CAIXS2

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Summary of Contents for Combics 2 CAIXS2

Page 1: ...98648 019 74 98648 019 74 Operating Instructions Sartorius Combics 2 Ex Indicator for Use in Areas at Risk to Explosion Model CAIXS2 N S m C Explosion protected scales for hazar F A A IF ce V V...

Page 2: ...36 Weighing 36 Adjustment Configuration Counter 38 Device Parameters 39 Calibration Adjustment 43 SQmin Function 46 Data ID Codes 48 Application Programs 50 Counting Z 51 Neutral MeasurementZ nM 56 Av...

Page 3: ...is symbol indicates useful information and tips 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 Indicates a re...

Page 4: ...nd connections Warning when using RS 232 cables purchased from other manufacturers These often have incorrect pin assignments for use with Sartorius equipment Connect only Sartorius accessories and op...

Page 5: ...neutral measurement averaging animal weighing weighing in percent checkweighing classification totalizing net total formulation automatic initialization when the scale is switched on option to be cont...

Page 6: ...lease ask your sales representati Networking of up to 8 indicators Suitable for mounting on a bench attaching to floor stand or column mounting on a wall or installation in a switch cabinet Combics 2...

Page 7: ...xtreme moisture according to IP protection rating Unpacking the Equipment t After unpacking the device check it for any visible damage as a result of rough handling during shipment y If you detect any...

Page 8: ...technician who has received specialized training from Sartorius Any installation work that does not conform to the instructions in this manual results in forfeiture of all claims under the manufactur...

Page 9: ...nut 4 until the gasket 5 inserted between the screw down nut and cable forms a small beaded rim t Check the shielding and clamps t Securely connect the wires of the connecting cable in accordance wit...

Page 10: ...D gray 6 GND Connection using RS485 Option A19 1 RxD TxD P white 2 RxD TxD N yellow 3 GND gray 4 GND 3 Insulate unused cable ends Connecting Intrinsically Safe Data Cables Connect intrinsically safe d...

Page 11: ...GND DTR_N GND B 7 UNI_IN UNI_IN O 8 SET SET D 9 PAR CTS_N PAR E 10 MIN CTS_P MIN F 11 MAJ RxD_P MAJ G 12 14 pin plug on adapter cable 12 pin terminal block on the data adapter board Plug the 12 pin c...

Page 12: ...plugged into a properly installed wall outlet Protection Class 1 Device t The device must be plugged into a properly installed wall outlet that has a protective grounding conductor PE Safety Precauti...

Page 13: ...he manufacturer calibration for t mounting optional dataoutputs removable connection between terminal and platform can be ordered under VF2829 Please ask you Networking of up to 8 indicators Suitable...

Page 14: ...the respective section for the application c Delete key Deletes initialization values or totalizing memory During numeric entry the last character entered is deleted r Reference value key Changes the...

Page 15: ...value key Toggles between the gross or net value Saving Settings in Weighing Mode All application parameters saved e g reference values remain in memory and are available when the device has been swi...

Page 16: ...Selected weighing platform 1 or 2 6 B G NET Net Gross value on the main display with tare in memory or preset tare 7 k Identifies the value on the main display as calculated value not valid in legal...

Page 17: ...19 Plus or minus sign of the value displayed 20 l Busy symbol indicates that an internal process is in progress Menu Operating Concept Switching to the Menu e t Turn on the device If it is already on...

Page 18: ...ce p Cursor in first position no characters entered yet Delete character s and enter a space Change the displayed character scroll backward sequence space A _ Z minus sign decimal point 9 _ 0 Enter nu...

Page 19: ...ied by an in the list starting on page 137 Printing Parameter Settings t Access the Menu mode see page 35 t Press the p key The scope of the printout depends on the position in the setup It may take s...

Page 20: ...nu is shown APPLIC k k t Press the k key until the SETUP 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...

Page 21: ...ord Use the key to exit the menu level to make additional settings if required or Press the key longer than 2 seconds to exit the menu Changing or Deleting Passwords t In the setup sub menu open the b...

Page 22: ...al linearization with user defined weights entered under 1 18 1 9 7 SET PREL set the preload not for use in legal metrology 1 9 8 DEL PREL delete the preload not for use in legal metrology 1 9 9 HND X...

Page 23: ...If a password is requested at this point enter the service password see Appendix and continue with Saving the service password k k t Access menu item U CODE t Select ben Code t Enter the service pass...

Page 24: ...1 for the first weighing platform and under COm1 WP 2 for the second weighing platform 3 If you return to the highest level of the Setup menu without saving the configuration parameters beforehand me...

Page 25: ...XS2 25 Configuring Weighing Platforms 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 parameters 1...

Page 26: ...ranges with differing readability The corresponding change takes place automatically at the defined range limits Once the scale has been tared the highest possible resolution is available even if the...

Page 27: ...any for example initial weights below the minimum load are not allowed 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...

Page 28: ...efly y ADC CON appears briefly on the display followed briefly by S CODE y The cursor flashes on the display t Enter the service password see Appendix t Confirm your entry using the key y The device i...

Page 29: ...equipment within Germany Entering exact geographical data will lead to a higher level of accuracy but will also restrict the tolerance zone Setup information It is only possible to enter geographical...

Page 30: ...u under UTILIT menu item 8 12 2 factory setting 8 12 1 display deactivated When the display is activated the adjustment procedure is as follows y If the elevation and geographical latitude are used af...

Page 31: ...t 3 1 18 4 LIN WT 4 enter lin weight 4 1 18 5 Function Allocation of the J Key Purpose The J key is normally used for the calibration adjustment function For detailed information about calibration and...

Page 32: ...he Service mode J t Start linearization t After approximately 2 seconds you will be prompted to place the first linearization weight on the platform t Place the required weight on the platform y After...

Page 33: ...llocated to the J key 3 Once the preload has been set the J key must be reallocated back to its original function in the Setup menu e g external calibration adjustment with default weights Setup menu...

Page 34: ...item 1 9 9 must be allocated to the J key 3 Once the preload has been deleted the J key must be reallocated back to its original function in the Setup menu e g external calibration adjustment with def...

Page 35: ...n the menu access switch t Activate the 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...

Page 36: ...the first weight on the scale that exceeds 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 mi...

Page 37: ...the menu item is also activated for automatic taring it is only tared when the minimum load is exceeded In this case an automatic printout would only be generated when the second weight value exceeds...

Page 38: ...ccessful user calibration adjustment or linearization weight 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 z...

Page 39: ...Menu item 8 7 Display Lighting The following settings can be made for display lighting in the SETUP menu under UTILIT PARAMETER BACKLIT on 8 8 1 off 8 8 2 off automatically using a timer 8 8 3 Timer...

Page 40: ...example 120 2 g y The display for a tared scale with weighing results appears L y Press the L key the following is displayed y the gross weight in this example 170 2 g 50 g for container 120 2 g for s...

Page 41: ...s appear display test y The display for no load on the scale appears When Combics 2 is turned on it is ready for weighing and zeros itself automatically With no load on the scale you can zero the weig...

Page 42: ...ured menu 7 13 8 12 2013 3 15 PM Type CAIXS2 Ser no 12345678 Vers C2 100 280810 BVers 01 62 03 to 30 End of GMP header EISENSCHMIDT Header GOETTINGEN BATCH NO 123456 Identifier 1 CUSTOMER 6 789 Identi...

Page 43: ...h is located on the back of the indicator right next to the weighing platform connection left hand side t Remove the cap t Slide the switch to the right open position not subject to legal verification...

Page 44: ...are prompted to place the required weight on the platform e g 10 000 g 3 Position the calibration adjustment weight on the weighing platform The difference between the weight value and the true weigh...

Page 45: ...mple 2 External calibration and manual adjustment with freely selectable adjustment weight in the range 1 3 maximum load to maximum load 1 Zero the scale J 2 Start calibration e g when adjustment prom...

Page 46: ...e technician to be able to use the SQmin function The technician will determine the permitted minimum sample quantity and load this to your scale using the guidelines of your QA system He or she will...

Page 47: ...container for the sample on the scale and tare t Place 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 sc...

Page 48: ...lines are printed Enter ID code names in the Setup 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 k...

Page 49: ...and open SETUP k k t Select and open PRINT t Open PROTOC t Open HEADLIN k k t Select and open INDENT 1 k p t Enter the name for the first identification use the k and p keys or the number block e g B...

Page 50: ...ng COM1 Counting X Neutral measurement X Averaging animal weighing X Weighing in percent X Verification X Classification X Totalizing X Batching counting to target value X Product data memory X Functi...

Page 51: ...the c key to delete 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 m...

Page 52: ...ces 3 9 3 SAVE WT Parameter for saving weight 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...

Page 53: ...from the nearest whole number in this example 17 6 The weighing platform is stable in accordance with the parameter defined for saving weights If automatic reference sample updating is selected in th...

Page 54: ...unknown number of parts and the measurements should 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 Thi...

Page 55: ...Operation y The result is displayed y If automatic reference 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...

Page 56: ...urned off You can assign different functions to the c to delete applications When you clear applications you can delete either the data stored for all applications or just selected data stored for the...

Page 57: ...5 digit 5 scale intervals 3 6 3 10 dig 10 scale intervals 3 6 4 20 dig 20 scale intervals 3 6 5 50 dig 50 scale intervals 3 6 6 100 dig 100 scale intervals 3 6 7 200 dig 200 scale intervals 3 6 8 500...

Page 58: ...oint at which the fluctuation of a measured value lies within a defined tolerance The narrower the tolerance the more stable the platform is at stability The increased stability setting has a lower to...

Page 59: ...automatic tare function is active The tare weight is saved automatically when you place the container on the platform 2 4 8 t Enter the weight of 1 meter of cable using the keypad in this example 248...

Page 60: ...eight in the reference memory remains active until it is deleted using the c key or is overwritten or until the application is changed The reference sample weight also remains saved after the scale is...

Page 61: ...Manual 3 18 1 AUTOMAT Automatic 3 18 2 ACTIVTY Animal activity 3 19 0 1 perc 0 1 of animal object 3 19 1 0 2 perc 0 2 of animal object 3 19 2 0 5 perc 0 5 of animal object 3 19 3 1 PERC 1 of animal o...

Page 62: ...display The G symbol indicates the calculated value You can toggle between the results display and the current scale display by pressing the w key Setting APPLIC APPLIC 1 ANIM WG DIS UNLD 3 21 You can...

Page 63: ...number of subweighing operations remaining is shown 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...

Page 64: ...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 Function If yo...

Page 65: ...lue 3 9 Disp acc Display accuracy 3 9 1 10 FOLD Display accuracy 1 decimal place 3 9 2 100 FOLD Display accuracy 2 decimal places 3 9 3 Dec plcs Decimal places in displayed result 3 10 without none 3...

Page 66: ...re reproducible however the measurement time can take 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...

Page 67: ...the container on the platform t Add reference material to the container in accordance with reference percentage value in this example 85 g O t Start the calculation of the reference weight by pressin...

Page 68: ...68 Operating Instructions Combics CAIXS2 Operation 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...

Page 69: ...alues and via asymmetrical percent limits menu item 4 5 3 The target value can be applied as weighed values and via relative weight limits menu item 4 5 4 Target value and tolerance limits checked dur...

Page 70: ...a relative weight deviation 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 s...

Page 71: ...mes Display The result of a measurement 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...

Page 72: ...ely you can assign the Ready for use function to this port Setting Applic Applic 2 CHECK WG CTRL SET menu item 4 3 This makes it possible for example to connect a simple indicator for weighing or calc...

Page 73: ...sample with the target weight in this example 1250 g 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 124...

Page 74: ...n from target When displayed in relation to target value If the weight is lighter than the lower limit the display shows LL If the weight is heavier than the upper limit the display shows HH Example 2...

Page 75: ...ero Y Checkweighing samples with a target weight of 1250 g and a tolerance range from 10 g to 30 g Configuration The Checkweighing toward zero application TOW ZERO is selected as well as the TAR MN MX...

Page 76: ...s Note If automatic printout of results is enabled you do not need to press the p key The results are printed automatically Printout Configuration see page 96 Setp 1 250 kg Target value Min 1 240 kg M...

Page 77: ...also remain saved after the scale is turned off You can assign different functions to the c to delete applications When you clear applications you can delete either the data stored for all applicatio...

Page 78: ...ritten by a new value They remain saved after the scale is switched off Preparation t Open the APPLIC APPLIC 2 CLASS menu Available parameter settings Factory setting MIN INIT Minimum load for initial...

Page 79: ...latform is 1 g for example and 1000 digits are required you must place at least 1000 g 1000 intervals 1000 digits on the weighing platform for initialization Display The result of a given measurement...

Page 80: ...Ready for use function to this port Setting Applic Applic 3 CLASS PARAM 2 CTRL SET menu item 4 3 Example 2 There should be three classes Configuration The Classification application is selected and p...

Page 81: ...t 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 automatically Printout Configuration see page 96 Lim1 0...

Page 82: ...mains valid until deleted by pressing the c key You can assign different functions to the c key to delete applications When you clear applications you can delete either the data stored for all applica...

Page 83: ...ailable parameter settings Factory setting MIN INIT Minimum load for initialization 3 6 1 digit 1 scale interval 3 6 1 2 digit 2 scale intervals 3 6 2 5 digit 5 scale intervals 3 6 3 10 dig 10 scale i...

Page 84: ...ayed O t Store first weight value in totalizing memory G 0 250 kg y Component weight is printed automatically configured component log T 0 000 kg N 0 250 kg n 1 y The transaction counter value is incr...

Page 85: ...rating Instructions Combics CAIXS2 85 Operation w t Toggle 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...

Page 86: ...17 2 menu item is selected the entire component record is printed If the 3 17 3 menu item is selected the following items are generated only for the first component if it has been configured Blank li...

Page 87: ...e It is with two weighing platforms possible to toggle from the small component platform to the large component platform once during a measurement series Once you toggle to the large component platfor...

Page 88: ...ent record is printed automatically y The weighing 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 s...

Page 89: ...is displayed O t Save the weight of the third component using the O key Cmp003 0 375 kg y The component record is printed automatically y The component counter value is increased by one The prompt to...

Page 90: ...weighing Totalizing Animal weighing Checkweighing Totalizing Animal weighing Checkweighing Animal weighing Classification Weighing in percent Totalizing Weighing in percent Checkweighing Totalizing We...

Page 91: ...light an error code is shown in the main display Inf 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 Checkw...

Page 92: ...e scale Remove the samples t Perform further counting operations as desired w t Toggle display from individual value to total c t End the portioning options and print the final evaluation Configured p...

Page 93: ...Classification Print component printout Totalizing Net total formulation with the O key Applic Applic 3 TOTALIZ printout Component printout Print total data printout For selected application Totalizin...

Page 94: ...printout Press the key The selection bar appears on the right of the display t Select print items Press the k key t Save the desired print items Press the key t Press the key to change the print selec...

Page 95: ...elected and opened t Press the key until header appears in the display k k t Press the k key until indiv 1 appears in the display t Press the key y The list of print items appears t Press the key to g...

Page 96: ...ght entry is displayed t Press the key to save the selection t You 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 y...

Page 97: ...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 an...

Page 98: ...se the 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 Use the c key min 2 sec...

Page 99: ...or RS 422 Connection to device Weighing platforms Connection via screw terminals in the housing cable routed into the housing via a cable gland Transmission rate 150 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200...

Page 100: ...output of displayed value with or without stability menu items 6 1 4 and 6 1 5 at intervals defined by display updates The number of display intervals is set in menu item 6 3 Output of a configurable...

Page 101: ...version 016202 active weighing platform 1 kF1_ F1 Trigger k key function kF2_ F2 Trigger c key function kF3_ F3 Trigger r key function kF4_ F4 Trigger O key function kF5_ F5 Trigger w key function kF...

Page 102: ...are output as 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...

Page 103: ...cters Normal Operation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 I I I I I I D D D D D D D D D U U U CR LF I I I I I I D D D D D D D D D U U U CR LF CR LF I ID code character right just...

Page 104: ...r checkw Min Min tolerance for checkw Stat Status Classx Classification Limx Class limit D Percentage as loss Prc Percentage as residue Wxx Reference percentage weight Cmpxxx Component xxx Cont T Cont...

Page 105: ...COM1 and UniCOM interfaces as printer ports in the Printer menu item There are several actions that generate the command for outputting data to the printer port Pressing the p key If the operating me...

Page 106: ...GMP header precedes the first measured result The GMP footer is printed either after each individual measurement result GMP compliant printout always for 1 result 7 13 2 or after the last result in a...

Page 107: ...mbics Type Ser no 12345678 Combics serial no Vers C2 100 280810 Software version Application BVers 01 62 03 Software version Basic software Type IS12000S Platform type Ser No 12345678 Platform serial...

Page 108: ...f selected an empty line will be printed HEADER LINE1 HEADER LINE2 1 14 2013 9 43 AM G 1 402 kg T 0 200 kg N 1 202 kg Display with ID of weighing platform Ser no 80705337 G 1 402 kg T 0 200 kg N 1 202...

Page 109: ...T 0 200 kg N 0 441 kg D 21 Checkweighing Application The initialization data contains the target weight the min weight and the max weight The results data always contains the gross net and tare weigh...

Page 110: ...345678 Vers C2 100 280810 BVers 01 62 03 Linearization Wt 1 7 00 kg Wt 2 15 00 kg Wt 3 22 00 kg Wt 4 30 00 kg completed 1 14 2013 1 02 PM Name Calibration adjustment printout 1 14 2013 1 50 PM Type CA...

Page 111: ...2 Adjustment condition was not maintained e g not tared or weighing pan loaded Calibrate only when zero is displayed Unload the scale press key to tare inf 03 Adjustment could not be completed within...

Page 112: ...all its connectors 3 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 sur...

Page 113: ...Safe operation of the device is no longer ensured when there is visible damage to the device or power cord the integrated power supply for the indicator no longer functions properly the device has be...

Page 114: ...ctronic and electrical products Such equipment may not be thrown out with household waste or brought to collection centers run by local public disposal operations not even by small commercial operator...

Page 115: ...232 interface COM 1 with intrinsically safe control outputs digital I Os for connection to suitable intrinsically safe equipment Alternatives Bidirectional intrinsically safe RS 422 interface COM 1 or...

Page 116: ...perating Instructions Combics CAIXS2 CAIXS2 Dimensions CAIXS2 Dimensions All dimensions are given in millimeters 210 266 302 54 30 51 5 45 ca Kabell nge 200mm cable length 200mm 96 99 146 5 24 195 26...

Page 117: ...lug for individual cable assembly 14 pin IP65 69Y03166 Cable gland for cables with diameter 4 5 to 9 mm IP67 M16 x 1 5 YAS04CIS Interface converter made of stainless steel for installation in non haza...

Page 118: ...ation must be carried out properly by trained personnel and according to the standards of the technology The system should only be operated for the first time when it is certain that the area is not p...

Page 119: ...rvice Offered by Sartorius Installation Service in Germany Our Installation service package provides the following services Installation Commissioning Inspection Training If you would like Sartorius t...

Page 120: ...120 Operating Instructions Combics CAIXS2 Declarations of Conformity...

Page 121: ...Operating Instructions Combics CAIXS2 121 Declaration of Conformity...

Page 122: ...hat it will not be used anymore 12 All metal parts must be electrically connected to the terminal for the equipotential bonding conductor PA The equipment operator is obligated to connect a lead with...

Page 123: ...Operating Instructions Combics CAIXS2 123...

Page 124: ...k key see page 141 off 2ND UNIT SETUP Adjusts device settings to user requirements see page 141 WP1 Settings for weighing platform 1 COM1 Settings for the RS 232 interface CTRL IO Universal input sett...

Page 125: ...solution for calculation of reference value 3 9 DISP ACC Display accuracy 3 9 1 10 FOLD plus 1 decimal place 10 fold 3 9 2 100 FOLD plus 2 decimal places 100 fold 3 9 3 SAVE WT Parameter for saving we...

Page 126: ...eighing Averaging MIN INIT Minimum load for application 3 6 1 DIGIT 1 scale interval 3 6 1 2 DIGIT 2 scale intervals 3 6 2 see Weighing 1000 d 1000 scale intervals 3 6 10 START Start averaging 3 18 MA...

Page 127: ...thin 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 percent limits 4...

Page 128: ...ation 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 Calculation 3 23...

Page 129: ...tering 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 1 3 3 FAST fast 2 digits 1 3 4 V...

Page 130: ...djustment 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 PERC 1 percent max load 1 1...

Page 131: ...Tons t 3 1 21 2 DIS DIG Display accuracy 3 2 ALL all digits 3 2 1 1 WT CHA reduced by 1 decimal place for load change 3 2 2 RES 10 10 fold increased resolution 3 2 14 DIV 2 Increase resolution by 2 sc...

Page 132: ...ithout stability 6 1 1 IND AFTR Manual at 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 AUT CYCL Ti...

Page 133: ...racter after CTS 5 4 3 YDP14IS LINE Strip printer LABEL Label printer UNI PRINT 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 48...

Page 134: ...3 ISO TEST Trigger J key function 8 4 4 FN Trigger k key function 8 4 5 SCALE NR Trigger n key function 8 4 6 OK Trigger O key function 8 4 7 Z TARE combined zero tare function 8 4 8 ZERO Trigger key...

Page 135: ...user defined 7 6 COMPON 1 Component printout for net total and totalizing user defined 7 71 TOTAL 1 Totalizing results user defined 7 81 GMP PROT ISO GMP printout 7 13 OFF Off 7 13 1 ON On 7 13 2 DAT...

Page 136: ...Timer for automat shut off 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 MIN After 5 minutes warni...

Page 137: ...ighing platform 00 42 51 Software version 1st weighing platform 51 53 Geographic latitude in degrees 151 Geographic altitude in meters 9 81 Acceleration of gravity m s2 however no latitude and longitu...

Page 138: ...ange 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 d Scale interval d 11 6 1 RANGE 1 Range 1 11 6 4 RANGE 2 Range 2 11 6 5 RANGE 3 Range...

Page 139: ...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 configura...

Page 140: ...ac 20m 3m Non hazardous area Hazardous area DC Input Cable 8 contact male connector External Connections and Data Transfer CAIXS2 Rev 00 Klausgrete 2013 08 08 Sheet of 2 9 66015 741 50 CAIXS2 Option A...

Page 141: ...cable YCC02 XR14F02 adapter cable Option A22 RS422 for more information see the following sheets YDI05 Z A24 Zener barrier Option M53 open cable end up to 999m than no option M21at CAIXS2 Option M51 2...

Page 142: ...act RS 232 connection to YDP04IS 0CE printer instead of 69Y03142 9 contact male connector Option M50 without cable Cable gland M16 x 1 5 Option A24 RS 232 to scale or or Note The options on this page...

Page 143: ...RS 485 data output port 12 contact male connector 69QC0010 4b 4a 4b 4a YDI05 Z with Option A24 M50 RxD TxD P A 2 2 J 1 C white RxD TxD N B 3 1 K 4 B yellow Signal_GND 1 3 4 M 1 LV1 E grey CAIXS2 CIXS...

Page 144: ...YDI05 Z interface converter RS 422 RS 232 12 contact 9 contact RS 232 connection to YDP03 0CE printer instead of YCC01 0019M3 or a PC instead of YCC01 09ISM5 25 contact RS 232 connection to PC instead...

Page 145: ...86 mA 1 49 W 0 8 F 200 H V_4 12 6 V 150 mA 1 65 W 0 5 F 300 H Zone 1 2 21 22 Gas IIC T4 Dust IIIC CAIXS2 II 2 G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb II 2 D Ex ib IIIC T80 C Db Verification of Intrinsic Safety CAIXS2 Rev 0...

Page 146: ...c Safety CAIXS2 Rev 00 Klausgrete 2013 08 08 Sheet of 4 8 66015 751 60 Connection of a Digital Weighing Platform Note 1 Per circuit 2 Combined circuits 3 Versus ground 4 Between the signal lines 5 SIW...

Page 147: ...0 400 H Lo Ro 44 H 22 H Z966 1 pins A J K N and M Uo 12 V 24 V Io 82 mA 164 mA 8 Po 0 24 W 0 48 W 8 Co 1 41 F 125 nF Lo 5 52 mH 1 38 mH8 Lo Ro 147 H 57 H 8 YCO01 Y 2 Uo 11 8 V Ui 12 6 V 23 6V 25 2 V...

Page 148: ...t 2 Combined circuits 4 BAS01ATEX7005 II 1 GD EEx ia IIC 5 Data for CIXS3 6 Data for CAIXS2 SIWXS 3 and ISX 7 Both channels connected on Z966 8 Only 2 RS232 connections are used on the YDI05 Z Versus...

Page 149: ...Operating Instructions Combics CAIXS2 149...

Page 150: ...llic and shall not be used where UV light or radiation may impinge on the enclosure 2 The device shall be installed in such a way that it is protected against the entry of solid foreign objects or wat...

Page 151: ...135 H Ui Ii Pi Ci Li 12 4 V 130 mA 260 nF 0 mH 12 0 V 164 mA 6 0 V 3 3 A resistively limited Any The input power from the SIWXS or ISX is not critical to the CAISX2 as the circuit is resistively limi...

Page 152: ...pment Ratings Intrinsically safe for Class I II and III Division 1 Groups A B C D E F and G Hazardous Classified Locations per Entity concept in accordance with 66015 751 07 Intrinsically safe for Cla...

Page 153: ...s been found to comply with the following Approval Standards and other documents FM Class 3600 2011 FM Class 3610 2010 FM Class 3810 2005 ANSI IEC 60529 2004 ANSI ISA 60079 0 2009 ANSI ISA 60079 11 20...

Page 154: ...llic and shall not be used where UV light or radiation may impinge on the enclosure 2 The device shall be installed in such a way that it is protected against the entry of solid foreign objects or wat...

Page 155: ...135 H Ui Ii Pi Ci Li 12 4 V 130 mA 260 nF 0 mH 12 0 V 164 mA 6 0 V 3 3 A resistively limited Any The input power from the SIWXS or ISX is not critical to the CAISX2 as the circuit is resistively limi...

Page 156: ...on 1 Groups A B C D E F and G Hazardous Classified Locations per Entity concept in accordance with 66015 751 07 Intrinsically safe for Class I Zone 1 Group IIC Hazardous Classified Locations per Entit...

Page 157: ...d has been found to comply with the following Approval Standards and other documents CAN CSA C22 2 No 0 M91 2006 CAN CSA C22 2 No 142 M1987 2004 CAN C22 2 No 157 92 1992 2006 CSA C22 2 No 1010 1 2004...

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Page 159: ...HUDWXUEHUHLFK ELV CAIXS2 ab Eigensicherer Indikator a U oGHU V oGHU OHHU b OHHU RGHU ELV X GUHL LIIHUQ QLFKW VLFKHUKHLWVUHOHYDQW OHNWULVFKH 3DUDPHWHU Anschl sse an das DC Stromadapterkabel Schaltkreis...

Page 160: ...0V 6 0V Rmin 95 4 73 2 2 2 Circuit Uo Io Po Co Lo Lo Ro RS232 10 8 V 110 mA 295 mW 2 14 F 2 mH 120 H 21 6 V 55 mA 174 nF Ui Ii Pi Ci Li 12 6 V 328 mA 3 nF 0 mH 25 2 V 0 5 nF JHJHQ ground ZLVFKHQ GHQ...

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Page 162: ...PORT Project No 3049923 Class 3610 Product Name CAIXS2 Product Type Intrinsically Safe Indicator Name of Listing Company Sartorius Industrial Scales GmbH Co KG Address of Listing Company Leinetal 2 37...

Page 163: ...its entirety and without modification 1 3 Standards 1 3 1 United States Standards Title Number Issue Date Electrical Equipment for Use in Hazardous Classified Locations General Requirements FM Class 3...

Page 164: ...ety Specific Conditions of Use 1 The front panel of the intrinsically safe indicator type CAIXS2 is non metallic and shall not be used where UV light or radiation may impinge on the enclosure 2 The de...

Page 165: ...3 A resistively limited Any The input power from the SIWXS or ISX is not critical to the CAISX2 as the circuit is resistively limited at the input A consideration only need to be taken for the cable...

Page 166: ...6 V 133 mA 1 46 W 3 nF 0 0 mH V_3 8 6 V 187 mA 1 51 W 391 nF 0 0 mH V_4 12 6 V 150 mA 1 68 W 223 nF 0 1 mH Connections to the Data Adapter Board COM1 Circuit Ui Ii Pi Ci Li RS232 12 6 V 25 2 V 328 mA...

Page 167: ...ble parameters and that will be defined by the SIWXS or ISX DMS Front End Board Uo 11 8 V Io 147mA Po 1 49 W Co 770 nF Lo 300 H 1 4 3 ATEX Listings Hazardous Location Equipment Europe ATEX Transmitter...

Page 168: ...it Uo Io Po Co Lo Lo Ro RS232 10 0 V 101 mA 253 mW 3 F 3 mH 140 H 20 0 V 217 nF RS422 5 2 V 290 mA 496 mW 60 F 300 H 50 H RS485 5 2 V 210 mA 263 mW 60 F 600 H 125 H Digital I O 6 0 V 45 mA 67 mW 40 F...

Page 169: ...1 US Canadian Examination Samples of the intrinsically safe indicator type CAIXS2 were submitted for examination and testing The intrinsically safe indicator type CAIXS2 samples were considered to be...

Page 170: ...er a Type 3 Certification System as identified in ISO Guide 67 5 5 Installations in the US shall comply with the relevant requirements of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 NEC 5 6 Installation...

Page 171: ...rer shall make full and immediate disclosure to FM Approvals of all information concerning any defect in or potential hazard of the product or service manufactured or provided by the Customer which is...

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Page 177: ...p key displays Letters in alphabetical order a to Z then the characters and then numbers in descending order 9 to 0 k or p t Press the k or p keys multiple times until the desired character is display...

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Page 180: ...or written permission from Sartorius All rights reserved by Sartorius in accordance with copyright law The information and figures contained in these instructions correspond to the version date specif...

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