Axis AD Series User manual

AD50-AD300
AD510-AD3000, AD2.5, AD5
AD6
USER MANUAL
AD series
File: 2013-06-04 AD-041 AC-5_11 GB

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Contents:
2. Technical data ....................................................................................................................................................................4
3. Completeness ....................................................................................................................................................................5
4. General view.......................................................................................................................................................................5
5. Keys and indicators...........................................................................................................................................................7
6. Security rules .....................................................................................................................................................................8
7. Preparations –working environment...............................................................................................................................9
8. Preparing a balance to work ...........................................................................................................................................10
9. Operation principles ........................................................................................................................................................11
10. Start-up .............................................................................................................................................................................12
11. Basic functions ................................................................................................................................................................13
11.1 Normal weighing .............................................................................................................................................................13
11.2 Weighing with tare ...........................................................................................................................................................13
12. Balance checking.............................................................................................................................................................14
13. Connecting a balance to a computer or a printer .........................................................................................................14
14. Special functions description ............................................................................................................................................16
14.1 Menu customization function (ACtIV) .............................................................................................................................17
14.2 Autozeroing (AUtOtAr)......................................................................................................................................................18
14.3 Pieces counting (PCS) ......................................................................................................................................................19
14.4 Serial port working mode selection (SendInG) ..............................................................................................................20
14.5 Serial port parameters setting (rS232) ...........................................................................................................................21
14.6 Adjusting a balance (Calibr).............................................................................................................................................22
14.7 Weighing unit selection (UnIt)..........................................................................................................................................24
14.8 Percentage weighing (PErCEnt) ......................................................................................................................................25
14.9 Weigh summation (rECIPE)..............................................................................................................................................26
14.10 Tare memorizing function (tArE) ...................................................................................................................................27
14.11 Force measurement function (F) ...................................................................................................................................28
14.12 Function for maximum value indication (UP) ...............................................................................................................29
14.13 Anti-disturbance filter function (FILtEr) .......................................................................................................................30
14.14 Function for weighing animals (LOC) ...........................................................................................................................31
14.15 Date and time setting (dAtE) ..........................................................................................................................................32
14.16 Average calculation function (AVErAGE) ....................................................................................................................33
14.17 Treshold comparing function (thr) ................................................................................................................................34
14.18Total weight function (totAL) ..........................................................................................................................................37
14.19 Density determination (hYdro).......................................................................................................................................39
14.19.1 Solids density determination ........................................................................................................ 39
14.19.2 Liquid density determination ....................................................................................................... 41
14.19.3 Leaving the function .................................................................................................................... 42
15.20 Printout language selection (LAnGUAG) ......................................................................................................................43
14.21 Paperweight calculation (PAPEr)...................................................................................................................................44
14.22 Statistical calculations function (StAt)..........................................................................................................................45
15. Maintenance and repairs of small defects....................................................................................................................48
Declaration of Conformity ........................................................................................................................................................49

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1. Introduction
AD series balances are destined for laboratory weighing where high accuracy is
required.
All balances are metrologically tested - calibration or legal verification
certificate on demand.
Legal verification is required for balances used in some applications: direct
trade, pharmaceutical prescriptions, medical and pharmaceutical analysis, goods
packing and others.
Balances with legal verification are marked with the following:
-protective seal placed on the casing mounting screw,
-notified body stamps and green M sticker placed on balance name plate.
Legal verification is valid for 3 years (until verification seals are not broken).
As weight indication depends on gravitational acceleration in a place of the
installation, the manufacturer adjusts balance indication for specific gravity zone
basing on delivery address. Gravity zone is specified with gravitational
acceleration range given on a sticker placed at the back of a balance.
In case installation place is changed or balance indications are not accurate, it is
advised to contact a nearest service in order to re-adjust the balance.
NACE classification: 33.20.31.
Certificates:
EC Type-Approval Certificate Producer Certificate
No. PL 04 030 EN ISO 9001:2000
No. 78 100 6386

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2. Technical data
Type
AD50
AD60
AD100
AD200
AD300
AD500
AD600
Capacity (Max)
50g
60g
100g
200g
300g
500g
600g
Min load (Min)
0,02g
0,02g
0,02g
0,02g
0,02g
0,02g
0,04g
Reading unit (d)
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
0,001g
0,002g
Verification unit (e)
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,02g
Tare range
-50g
-60g
-100g
-200g
-300g
-500g
-600g
Accuracy class
II
Working temperature
+18 ÷+33 °C
Weighing time
<8s
Pan dimensions
115mm
Balance base dim.
240x275x90mm
Power
~230V 50Hz 6VA / =12V 500mA
Balance weight
4kg
Calibration weight
F2 50g
F2 50g
F2 100g
F2 200g
F2 200g
F1 500g
F2 500g
Type
AD510
AD1000
AD2000
AD3000
Capacity (Max)
500g
1000g
2000g
3000g
Min load (Min)
0,5g
0,5g
0,5g
0,5g
Reading unit (d)
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
0,01g
Verification unit (e)
0,1g
0,1g
0,1g
0,1g
Tare range
-500g
-1000g
-2000g
-3000g
Accuracy class
II
Working temperature
+18 ÷+33 °C
Weighing time
<5s
Pan dimensions
150mm
Balance base dim.
240x275x90mm
Power
~230V 50Hz 6VA / =12V 500A
Balance weight
4kg
Calibration weight
F2 500g
F2 1000g
F2 2000g
F2 2000g
Type
AD5
AD5 legalised
AD6
AD6 legalised
Capacity (Max)
5000g
5000g
6000g
6000g
Min load (Min)
5g
25g
5g
25g
Reading unit (d)
0,1g
0,5g
0,1g
0,5g
Verification unit (e)
1g
0,5g
1g
0,5g
Tare range
-5000g
-5000g
-6000g
-6000g
Accuracy class
II
Working temperature
+18 ÷+33 °C
Weighing time
<5s
Pan dimensions
150mm
225x165mm
Balance base dim.
240x275x90mm
Power
~230V 50Hz 6VA / =12V 500A
Balance weight
4kg
4,5kg
Calibration weight
F2 2000g

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3. Completeness
A standard set consist of:
1. Balance
2. Pan base and a pan
3. Feeder 230V 50Hz / =12V 1,2A
4. User manual
5. Guarantee Card
4. General view
Balances AD50-AD600:
1 –pan
2 –pan support
(under the pan)
3 –pan ring
4 –LCD display
5 –keys
6 –rotating legs
7 –water level
Balances AD510, AD1000-AD3000 and AD2.5-AD5:
1 –pan
2 –pan support
(under the pan)
3 –pan ring
4 –LCD display
5 –keys
6 –rotating legs
7 –water level
7
6
1
2
4
3
5
7
6
1
2
4
5

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Balances AD6:
1 –pan
2 –pan support
(under the pan)
3 –pan ring
4 –LCD display
5 –keys
6 –rotating legs
7 –water level
Rear view:
7
6
1
2
4
5
ON OFF
Adjust switch
RxD (receiver)
TxD (transmitter)
gnd
chassis
RS232C Feeder
FeederPrinter or computer
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
~230V

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5. Keys and indicators
 T 
-tare (subtract package weight from weighed mass),
 0 
-zeroing (balances for direct sale use only)
-data output (print / transmission),
-calibration/ navigation,

-mode switch,
MENU
-menu,
I/
-switch-off (standby),
indicator
-result stabilisation,
bar indicator
-total load indicator (0-100%),
indicator OFF
-stand-by mode,
last digit overlined
-inform that reading unit is less then verification unit
(EC verificated balances de),
Max, Min, d, e, II
-metrologic parameters and accuracy class.
Additional:
- digit incrementation,
-decimal point,
 T  -next digit,
MENU - end.

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6. Security rules
To avoid electrical shock or damage of a balance
or connected peripheral devices, it is necessary to
follow the security rules below.
All repairs and necessary regulations can be made by authorised
personnel only.
To avoid fire risk use a feeder of an appropriate type (supplied with a
balance). Pay attention that supply voltage is compatible with specified
technical data.
Do not use a balance when its cover is opened.
Do not use a balance in explosive conditions.
Do not use a balance in high humidity.
If a balance seems not to operate properly, plug it out of the mains and
do not use it until checked by authorised service.
According to legal regulations it if forbidden to
dispose wasted electronic equipment in waste
containers.
Please return wasted scale to the point of purchase or other company
specialised in recycling of wasted electronic components

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7. Preparations –working environment
+18°C
+33°C
When choosing a location to set up the balance, remember the following rules to
ensure proper working conditions and user-friendly operating:
-setup the balance on an even, flat surface leaving necessary room for easy
access,
-maintain proper working temperature,
-avoid strong air drafts, vibrations, dust, big temperature changes and
humidity over 90%,
-avoid locations with extreme heat radiation and electromagnetic or magnetic
fields.

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8. Preparing a balance to work 1. Take all content out of a
package. 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
rear legs 6so that the air bubble
in water-level at the back of the
balance is in the middle.
4. (AD50-AD500) Put a pan base
2on the mandrel sticking out of
a balance cover 3. Put a pan 1 on
a pan base (pan 150mm is
connected to pan base).
5. (AD6) Put elements 2on the
mandrel sticking out of
a balance, put a pan 1.
6. Plug a feeder to the power
socket at the back of the balance.
7
6
12
3
7
6
1
2