Axis ACG Series User manual

USER
MANUAL
ACA/G, ACZ/G SERIES
File: 2020-06-18 ACA_G ACZ_G ACAG_01 GB

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Contents:
1. General description ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................3
2. Set .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
3. Safety rules........................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
4. Technical data ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
5. General balance description .............................................................................................................................................................................................6
6. Keys and indicators...........................................................................................................................................................................................................8
7. Preparing working environment ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
8. Preparing balance to work.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
9. General operation principles .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
10. Start-up........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
11. Internal calibration (only ALN/G).................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
12. Checking the balance..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
13. Connecting the balance to computer or printer.............................................................................................................................................................. 15
14. Menu navigation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
15. Setup .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
15.1 User –Log in and add users .................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
15.2 Application selection –creating personalized menu ................................................................................................................................................ 23
15.3 Calibration with external weight / calibration options .............................................................................................................................................. 24
15.4 Auto-zeroing function................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
15.5 Unit selection ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
15.6 Interface parameters setting..................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
15.7 Print setup................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
15.8 LCD settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 34
15.9 Language selection................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
15.10 Setting date and time................................................................................................................................................................................................ 35
15.11 Keyboard options...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
15.12 Analog output............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 36
15.13 Speed........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 36
16. Applications .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
16.1 Product database...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
16.2 Pieces counting......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
16.3 Unit............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 41
16.4 Percentage................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
16.5 Animals weighing...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
16.6 Tare setting............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
16.7 Max or minimum value indication ............................................................................................................................................................................. 45
16.8 Force indication (Newton)......................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
16.9 Total .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
16.10 Checkweighing function (thr).................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
16.11 Stats.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
16.12 Paper grammage calculation (option) ...................................................................................................................................................................... 54
16.13 Density determination............................................................................................................................................................................................... 55
16.14 Recipe....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
17. Measurements................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 60
18. Detailed information about balance communication...................................................................................................................................................... 61
18.1 Long protocol description.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
18.2 Protocol EPL description .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 63
19. Troubleshooting and maintenance............................................................................................................................................................................... 64

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1. General description
ACA/G and ACZ/G series balances are destined for high accuracy weighing in laboratory practice.
Balances are equipped with graphical display and internal calibration system (only ACA/G) for accuracy
control during balance operations. ACZ/G have only external calibration option. Electronics system is
based on new generation 32-bit microprocessor.
SPEEd option enables to change weighing speed and adjust it to measurement conditions.
All balances are metrologically tested. According to an order balances can be calibrated or legally verified.
Balances with legal verification comply with certificate of type approval and are marked with the following
legal and securing items:
-metrological mark placed on the balance name plate,
-notified body stamp (number of notified body) on the balance name plate,
-protective seals placed on: an edge of balance name plate, the casing mounting screw and in the place
of access to adjustment switch,
In order to renew legal verification please contact authorized service of AXIS.
Balance classification according to PKWiU: 33.20.31.
Certificates:
2. Set
A standard set consist of:
1. Balance,
2. Pan support and decorative pan,
3. Feeder 12V / 1,2A,
4. User manual,
5. Guarantee card

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3. Safety rules
It is necessary to follow safety rules of work with the
balance shown below. Obeying those rules is the
condition to avoid electrical shock or damage of the
balance or connected peripheral devices.
Repairs and necessary regulations can be done by authorised personnel
only.
To avoid fire risk use a feeder of an appropriate type (supplied with the
balance) and supply voltage have to be compatible with specified
technical data.
Do not use the balance when its cover is opened.
Do not use the balance in explosive conditions.
Do not use the balance in high humidity environment.
If the balance seems not to operate properly, switch it off and do not use
until checked by authorised service.
According to current acts of low about protection of
natural environment, wasted balances should not be put
into waste containers together with ordinary waste.
Wasted balance after operation period can be delivered to units
authorized for gathering wasted electronic devices or to the place where it
was bought.

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4. Technical data
Balance type
ACA220G
ACZ220G
ACA320G
ACZ320G
ACA520G
ACZ520G
ACA620G
ACZ620G
ACA820G
ACZ820G
ACA1000G
ACZ1020G
Max load (Max)
120g
220g
320g
520g
820g
1000g lub 1020g
Min load (Min)
0,2g
0,2g
0,2g
0,2g
0,2g
0,2g
Readout unit (d)
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
Verfication unit (e)
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
Tare range
-120g
-220g
-302g
-520g
-820g
-1000g lub 1020g
Accuracy class
II
Repeatibility
0,001mg
Linearity
0,002mg
Work temp.
+10 ÷+40°C
Weighing time
<3s
Pan size
115mm
Dimensions (with
legs)
215(235 with legs)x345x90mm
Interfaces
RS232C, USB_A, USB_B, clock (optional: LAN or Wi-Fi)
Supply
~230V 50Hz 6VA / =12V 1,2A
Balance weight
4kg
Recommended
standard of mass
F2 200g
F2 200g
F2 500g
F2 1000g
Balance type
ACA2200G
ACZ2200G
ACA3200G
ACZ3200G
ACA4200G
ACZ4200G
ACA6200G
ACZ6200G
Max load (Max)
2200g
3200g
4200g
6200g
Minimal load (Min)
2g
2g
2g
2g
Readout unit (d)
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
Verification unit (e)
0,1g
0,1g
0,1g
0,1g
Tare range
-2200g
-3200g
-4200g
-6200g
Accuracy class
II
Repeatibility
0,01mg
0,02mg
Linearity
0,02mg
Work temp.
+10 ÷+40°C
Weighing time
<3s
Pan size
115mm
Dimensions (with
legs)
215(235 with legs)x345x90mm
Interfaces
RS232C, USB_A, USB_B, clock (optional: LAN or Wi-Fi)
Supply
~230V 50Hz 6VA / =12V 1,2A
Balance weight
4kg
Recommended
standard of mass
F2 2000g
F2 5000g

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5. General balance description
1 –pan
2 –pan support
3 –pan ring
4 –display
5 –keypad
6 –rotating legs
7 –water level
8 –draft shield (option)
1 –pan
2 –grips (under pan)
4 –display
5 –keypad
6 –rotating legs
7 –water level
7
6
1
2
4
3
5
8
7
6
1
2
4
5

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Connectors view:
Feeder
~230V/50Hz
Printer
or computer
ON OFF
Adjustment
switch
RxD (receiver)
TxD (transmitter)
GND
Case
RS232C
Feeder
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9Connection
to
computer
Connection
to
pendrive
or
PC keyboard
USB
type A*
* USB type A is a optional interface on demand

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6. Keys and indicators
Basic functions:
 T 
-tare (enter mass subtracted from weighed mass)
 0 
-zeroing (option),
ENTER
-confirmation / entering option,
.
-decimal point / log in user
1 / F1 ... 5 / F5
-alphanumeric keys /programmable shortcuts to apps,
6 /  0 
-numerical key / zeroing (only scale for trade),
7 /
-numerical key / printout (transmission) / hold longer to view print menu,
8 /
-numerical key / internal calibration,
9 / MENU
-numerical key / enter menu,
0 /
-numerical key / balance mode switching,
∧, ∨, >, <
-navigation keys,
CLR
-back/cancel last operation,
I /
-turn on / turn off (standby),
The use of keys during entering numeric values (special functions):
-increasing displayed digit or when pressed longer decimal dot
-decreasing displayed digit
-move cursor to right (next digit)
-move cursor to left (previous digit)
ENTER - confirmation / end of inscribing
CLR - cancel

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Extended functions of numerical keys when entering data:
1
1 _ (space)
2
2 A B C a b c
3
3 D E F d e f
4
4 G H I g h i
5
5 J K L j k l
6
6 M N O m n o
7
7 PQ R S p q r s
8
8 S T U V s t u v
9
9 W X Y Z w x y z
0
0 . , ‘ ? ! „ – ( ) @ / : _ ; + & % * = < > $ { } { } \ ~#
After selecting menu option that enables entering data a cursor will show up. Repeated pressing of
numerical key changes the alphanumeric sign. List of signs on the upper part of the screen changes.
Erasing last sign by pressing < key, erasing whole line - Clr key.

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7. Preparing working environment
+18°C
+30°C
Location for the balance should be chosen with care in order to limit influence of the factors that can
interrupt working balance. This location has to maintain proper temperature for working balance and
necessary space for its operating. The balance should stay on stable table made of material that does not
influence magnetically on the balance.
Rapid air blasts, vibrations, dust, rapid temperature changes or air humidity over 75% are not allowed in
balance surrounding. The balance should be far from heat sources and devices emitting strong
electromagnetic or magnetic fields.

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8. Preparing balance to work
1. Take the balance, the feeder and
mechanical elements of the pan out. It is
recommended to keep the original scale
package in order to transport the
balance safely in future.
2. Place the balance on a stable
ground not affected by mechanical
vibrations and airflows.
3. Level the balance with rotating legs
6so that the air bubble in water level 7
at the back of the balance is in the
middle.
4. (for AGC100-AGC600) Gently insert
the mandrel of pan support 2into
balance mechanism socket through the
pan ring 3 and the pan 1on (AGC600
balances have not pan ring).
5. (for AGC1000-AGC4000, AGZ10C)
Place nuts 2on mandrels that are visible
in balance cover holes, put the pan 1on
nuts.
7
6
123
7
6
1
2
If the balance was taken from a lower temperature surrounding to a room with
higher temperature, e.g. in winter, moisture can liquefy on the balance casing.
Do not connect power supply to the balance, because this can cause damage
or improper work of the balance. In this case leave the balance for at least 4
hours unplugged for acclimatization.

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9. General operation principles
1. Weighed sample should be placed in the centre of the pan.
2. Weighing result should be read when the indicator " " lights, which signalises stabilisation of a result.
3. The balance allows tarring in the whole measuring range. To tare the balance press  T  key (on the left
or on the right). Tarring does not extend measuring range, but only subtracts tare value from mass value
of a sample placed on the pan. To make the control of pan load easier and to avoid crossing
measurement range, the balance has a load indicator calibrated 0÷100% Max.
4. In direct sale use (d=e), make sure that zero indicator is displayed before sample is placed on the pan.
If not, press key and wait until the balance is zeroed and zero indicator appears. In other balances the
key does not operate.
5. When the balance is not used but should be ready to work immediately, it can be switched off by pressing
I/key. The backlight of balance reading system is then switched off and the balance enters into
"standby" mode, in which the balance maintains internal temperature and ability to start working with
maximum accuracy. Standby mode is signalled by the OFF indicator. To switch the balance on press I/
key.
6. The balance cannot be used to weigh ferromagnetic materials due to decrease of weighing accuracy.
7. Balance mechanism is a precise device sensitive to mechanical shocks and strokes.
8. After every change of balance position, level the balance and perform internal calibration using key.
Do not overload the balance more than 20% of maximum capacity.
Do not press the pan with a hand.
For transportation take off the pan (move it gently and lift it up) and pan support (lift it up)
and protect from any damages.

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10. Start-up
Plug feeder into 230V power supply socket and feeder output connector into 12V socket at back of the
balance.
After switching-on, the balance displays AXIS logo
and performs automatic self-tests.
In case of test failure balance displays tests list. Lack
of mark means negative test result.
Afterwards the balance enters automatically into
internal calibration mode, which is described with
details in next chapter. Calibration can be terminated
using CLR key.
When internal calibration is finished, the balance
enters into normal weighing mode.
11. Internal calibration (only ACA/G)
The balance is equipped with internal calibration system, which general task is to maintain required
measurement accuracy of the balance.
Internal calibration is the process of putting internal weight on automatically by balance mechanism and
correcting accuracy in balance firmware. The correction is necessary because of differences between
values of gravitational acceleration in the place where the balance was manufactured and in the place
where it is operated, as well as due to changes of balance level and temperature.
Max ... Min ... e= ... d= ..
0.0000 g
0% 100%
Balance type INICIALIZATION firmware
- - - - - - - - -
AUTOCALIBRATION .
Please wait ...
ul.Kartuska 375B 80-125 Gdańsk
http//:www.axis.pl

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Internal calibration is performed in the following situations:
-when key is pressed,
-first 30 minutes after turning on the balance is the time when the electronics heat up and internal
calibration may be automatically performed to maintain high level of precision,
Internal calibration should be performed
-after defined time interval (for legally verified balances - 2 hours) –the balance will show up alternately
CAL symbol instead of stabilization mark to remind user that internal calibration should be
performed (user should press key),
-after temperature change (for legally verified balances –more than 2oC) –the balance will show up
alternately CAL symbol instead of stabilization mark to remind user that internal calibration should
be performed (user should press key).
In legally verified balances time interval is set to 2 hours and defined temperature change is 2oC. In not
legally verified balances those values can be set as calibration options.
In order to perform internal calibration proceed with the following actions:
Empty the pan.
Press key and you will have two option:
- if you will press a second time key then the
internal calibration will start (double pressing the key
helps to avoid accidental starting calibration
procedure),
- if you will press key then calibration with printout
will start (calibration data will be send to
printer/computer).
During calibration internal weight is put three times on
and obtained results are compared.
Discrepancy of results is signalled with a message and
causes the balance being blocked.
Until calibration process is finished do not perform any
operation on the balance. Any vibrations and shocks
interfere calibration process and may delay it or
deteriorate accuracy of its result.
When internal calibration is performed successfully the
balance indicates zero on the display at empty pan.
Note:
In order to terminate calibration process press CLR key
and wait until balance mechanism is not settled in
initial position.
AUTOCALIBRATION
Internal calibration:
( - confirmation)
-with printout
AUTOCALIBRATION
Please wait ...
AUTOCALIBRATION
Please wait ...
Max ... Min ... e= ... d= ...
0.0000 g
0% 100%

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12. Checking the balance
In order to confirm correctness of the balance during its operation, before starting and after finishing every
measurement series it is advised to check weighing accuracy. It can be done by weighing external
calibration weight or other object with exactly known mass.
If exceeding of allowable measurement error is affirmed, the following things should be checked:
-if the balance stands stable and it is levelled,
-if the balance is exposed on rapid air blasts, vibrations, rapid temperature changes or air humidity,
-if the balance is not affected directly by heat source, electromagnetic radiation or magnetic field.
The cause of inaccuracy can be too low temperature of the balance as well, when it was unplugged from
power supply. In this situation leave the balance switched on for several minutes in order to adjust its
internal temperature.
If none of above causes of inaccuracy occurs, calibration with external weight should be performed to the
balance. Recommended external calibration weight (to buy for additional charge) is given in technical data
table. In order to calibrate the balance with external weight in legally verified balances verification seals
should be removed and another legal verification should be performed. In this case it is recommended to
contact authorized service centre.
Calibration with external weight is described in details in chapter 17.1.
13. Connecting the balance to computer or printer
The scale can be equipped with two or three serial interfaces RS232C, USB_B, USB_A, LAN or Wi-Fi
designed to cooperate:
-with computer –the scale sends data after pressing key or after initiation signal from
computer,
-with printer - sending data after pressing key or automatically after putting on/off a sample
and measurement stabilization,
-with label printer –after pressing the scale sends set of instructions for label printer starting
from label number set in special funcion LabEL.
-with flash memory stick (pendrive) or PC keyboard –only USB_A.
Set of send data is set using special function PrInt.
The following data can be send:
-Header (scale type, Max, d, e, serial number),
-Operator identification number,
-Successive printout number (measurement),
-Identification number or product bar code,
-Number of pcs (PCS function only),
-Single detail mass (PCS function only),
-Nett weight,
-Tare (package mass),
-Gross weight,
-Total mass (Total function only).

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The way of sending data and transmission parameters is set using SErIAL special function.
If the scale is equipped with two serial joints (interfaces) Print and SErIAL function is set independently for
both interfaces.
If scale cooperates with a computer then the computer must have a special program. Dedicated programs
are also offered by AXIS.
Needed drivers and instructions can be found on the CD supplied with Axis scales.
12.1 Detailed LonG protocol description
Standard communication parameters: 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, baud rate 9600bps,
After using key, measurement data is send together with text description (NET, TARE, GROSS) –all
set by using Print option. If Print isn’t set then only scale indication is send (as below).
Data exchange (communication):
Readout of scale indication
ComputerScale: S I CR LF (53h 49h 0Dh 0Ah),
ScaleComputer: scale response according to description below (16 bytes):
Byte
1
-
sign „-” or space
Byte
2
-
space
Byte
34
-
digit or space
Byte
5÷9
-
digit, decimal point or space
Byte
10
-
digit
Byte
11
-
space
Byte
12
-
k, l, c, p or space
Byte
13
-
g, b, t, c or %
Byte
14
-
space
Byte
15
-
CR
Byte
16
-
LF
Attention:
Network number different than zero (SErIAL / nr function) changes scale working mode: communication
with a computer is possible after logging the scale in with 02h scale number command. To log the scale out
use 03h command.
For example: Using a program to test RS232 interface ( program is available in www.axis.pl / programy
komputerowe ) for scale number 1 please write: $0201 to log in, then SI, and write: $03 to close
communication.
Asking about scale presence in system (testing scale connection with computer):
ComputerScale: S J CR LF (53h 4Ah 0Dh 0Ah),
ScaleComputer: M J CR LF (4Dh 4Ah 0Dh 0Ah),
Displaying a inscription on scale’s display (text communicate from computer):
ComputerScale: S N n n X X X X X X CR LF, nn-displaying time in seconds; XXXXXX-6 signs to
display
ScaleComputer: M N CR LF (4Dh 4Eh 0Dh 0Ah),
Scale tarring (calling  T  key press) :
ComputerScale: S T CR LF (53h 54h 0Dh 0Ah),
ScaleComputer: without response,

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Scale zeroing (calling  0  key press):
ComputerScale: S Z CR LF (53h 5Ah 0Dh 0Ah),
Scale Computer: without response,
Scale turning on / off (calling I/ key press):
ComputerScale: S S CR LF (53h 53h 0Dh 0Ah),
Scale Computer: without response,
Entering to special function menu (calling MENU key press):
ComputerScale: S F CR LF (53h 46h 0Dh 0Ah),
Scale Computer: without response,
Setting threshold 1 value (option):
ComputerScale: S L D1...DN CR LF (53h 4Ch D1...DN 0Dh 0Ah)
D1...DN –threshold value, maximum 8 characters („-” –negative value, digits, dot –decimal
separator), number of digits after dot should be the same as on scale display,
Scale Computer: without response,
Example:
in order to set low threshold 1000g in scale B1.5 (d=0.5g) the following order should be sent:
S L 1 0 0 0 . 0 CR LF (53h 4Ch 31h 30h 30h 30h 2Eh 30h 0Dh 0Ah),
in order to set low threshold 100kg in scale B150 (d=50g) the following order should be sent:
S L 1 0 0 . 0 0 CR LF (53h 4Ch 31h 30h 30h 2Eh 30h 30h 0Dh 0Ah),),
Setting threshold 2 value (option):
ComputerScale: S H D1...DN CR LF (53h 48h D1...DN 0Dh 0Ah),
D1...DN –threshold value, maximum 8 characters
Scale Computer: without response.
Setting threshold 3 value (option):
KomputerWaga: S M D1...DN CR LF (53h 4Dh D1...DN 0Dh 0Ah),
gdzie: D1...DN –threshold value, maximum 8 characters
WagaKomputer: without response.
Connecting cable WK-1 (scale –computer / 9-pin interface):
SCALE
COMPUTER

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12.2 Detailed EPL protocol description
Transmission parameters: 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, baud rate 9600bps,
After using key in scale:
ScaleLabel printer : set of instruction in EPL-2 language that initialize label printing:
US
-
Steering instruction
FR"0001"
-
Label number define instruction
?
-
Instruction that starts list of variable signs
mm:gg
-
5 signs: minutes:hour
rrrr.mm.dd
-
10 signs: year.month.day
masa
-
10 signs: scale indication+ mass unit
P1
-
Steering instruction
Attention:
1. Except variable signs constant signs can also be inscribed e.g. factory name, product name and so on.
2. In standard only one label pattern is possible to printout (number 0001). Using bigger amount of
patterns (other label numbers) is possible thanks to LAbEL special function.
3. To achieve label printout, label printer must have inscribed label pattern (label pattern is created on
computer and using computer it is saved to label printer memory). Label pattern is designed by ZEBRA
DESIGNER program which is supplied together with label printer.
4. Scales parameters and transmission protocol must corespond to label printer type.

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14. Menu navigation
Balance’s display during weighing:
After pressing MENU key main menu shows up:
Main menu consists:
-Applications –user personalized applications
menu,
-Measurements* –shows up only in balances
with optional ALIBI memory and enables to
view last 1000 measurements,
-Setup –creating personalized menu,
calibration, balance options,
-Info –information about the balance,
-Exit
To navigate following keys are used:
∧
-move cursor up,
∨
-move cursor down,
>
-enter option, choosing/scrolling suboption,
<
-exit actual option, choosing/scrolling suboption,
ENTER
-enter / option selection,
CLR
-exit actual option (undo last operation, auto-calibration stop),
MENU
-enter/exit from menu,

-turned on/off active application,
To use option or to choose application move cursor and press ENTER key.
Important tool to navigate are fast access keys, which are assigned by user. The keys enable direct
activation off chosen 5 applications by using F1, F2, ..., and F5 key.
Max ... Min ... e= ... d= .. I
NET AUT ANL 3
T10.1203 g
0% 100%
metrological data bar
net weight indicator
active autozeroing
active application mark
main indication
load bar (alternatively
selected product name)
tip
active application icon
user level
MENU
1. Applications
2. Measurements*
3. Setup
4. Info
5. Exit
Stabilization mark
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15. Setup
Setup consists all options used for setting balance’s way of working:
User –Log-in and create users,
Menu –applications selection to user’s
personalized menu,
Calibration –balance’s calibration,
Auto-zeroing –automatic zero indication hold
when pan is unloaded,
Unit –weight unit selection,
Interface –setting serial ports,
Print setup –data selection for transmission
(printout),
Time&date –inscribing actual date and time,
Keyboard –keys options,
Analog out –4-20mA (0-10V) out
configuration (option),
Firmware update –firmware actualization
(only for service),
Defaults –back to factory settings,
Exit.
Attention:
Using Defaults option doesn’t change basic metrological balance parameters like: sensitivity, linearity (if the
calibration switch isn’t moved), but all other settings that have influence on balance’s work and
communication with other devices can be changed and need resetting by User.
SETUP
1. User
2. Menu
3. Calibration
4. Auto-zeroing
5. Unit
6. Interface
7. Print setup
8. LCD settings
9. Language
10.Time&date
11. Keyboard
12. Analog output
13. Speed
14. Firmware update
14. Defaults
14. Exit
MENU
1. Applications
2. Measurements*
3. Setup
3. Info
4. Exit