Sartorius talent User manual

98648-012-18
Operating Instructions
Sartorius Talent
Sartorius Gem, Gold
Electronic Analytical and Precision
Balances and Precious Metal Scales with EC Type Approval

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Contents Warnings and
Safety Precautions
2 Contents
2Warnings and Safety Precautions
3 Initial Verification
4Getting Started
7Operation
7 Basic Weighing Function
8 Calibration/Adjustment
10 Application Programs
10 Toggling Between Weight Units
11 Net-Total Formulation/
Second Tare Memory
12 Counting
13 Weighing in Percent
14 Weigh Averaging
15 Configuring the Balance/
Scale (Menu Codes)
15 Setting the Parameters (Menu Codes)
16 Balance/Scale Operating Menu (Overview)
18 ISO/GLP-compliant Printout
20 Data Interface
21 Error Codes
22 Care and Maintenance
23 Instructions for Recycling
24 Overview
24 Specifications
26 Accessories (Options)
28 Information on EC Verification
30 Declaration of Type Conformity
33 EC Type-approval Certificate
34 Plates and Markings
Safety
GTo prevent damage to the equipment,
please read these operating instructions
carefully before using your balance/scale.
!Do not use this balance/scale in a hazardous
area/location.
!Use only commercially available
non-rechargeable or rechargeable batteries:
8+AA, Mignon
!Make absolutely sure to unplug the
balance/scale from AC power before you con-
nect or disconnect a peripheral device.
!Exposure to excessive electromagnetic
disturbance can cause the readout value to
change. Once the disturbance has ceased, the
instrument can be used again in accordance
with its intended use.
Setting up the Balance/Scale
!Warning when using pre-wired RS-232
connecting cables: The pin assignments
in RS-232 cables purchased from other
manufacturers may be incompatible with
Sartorius balances/scales. Be sure to check
the pin assignment against the chart
on page 20 before connecting the cable,
and disconnect any lines that do not match.
– Connect only Sartorius accessories and
options, as these are optimally designed for
use with your Sartorius balance/scale.
Do not try to solve any problems on your own.
The operator shall be responsible for any mod-
ifications to Sartorius equipment and for any
connections of cables or equipment not sup-
plied by Sartorius and must check and, if nec-
essary, correct these modifications and con-
nections. On request, Sartorius will provide
information on the minimum operating speci-
fications (in accordance with the standards
for defined immunity to interference).
– Do not open the balance/scale housing.
If the seal is broken, this will result
in forfeiture of all claims under the
manufacturer’s warranty.

$The temperature range (°C) indicated
on the verification label may not be
exceeded during operation.
Example:
DT BH 210
+10°C/+30°C
K
Using Verified Balances/Scales as Legal
Measuring Instruments in the EU*:
The type-approval certificate for verifi-
cation applies only to non-automatic
weighing instruments. For automatic
operation with or without auxiliary
measuring devices, you must comply
with the regulations applicable to the
place of installation.
* Including the Signatories of the Agree-
ment on the European Economic Area
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Initial Verification
TE1200-0CE Models:
These models are supplied for use
in legal metrology (legal-for-trade) in
Germany and already verified ex factory.
For use in legal metrology outside
Germany, the balances/scales must be
initially verified for the respective
country at the place of installation.
In such a case, please contact your
Sartorius representative about the
verification procedure.
TE214S-0CE, TE214S-PCE,
TE124S-0CE, TE64-0CE and
GD603-0CE Models:
These models are verified ex factory for
use in the legal metrology within the
European Economic Area upon delivery.
You can use the balance/scale immedi-
ately after:
– Warming up phase (see page 7)
– Adjustment (see page 8)
Always calibrate/adjust the balance/
scale with the weight supplied at
regular intervals and after setting it
up in a new location.
TE512-0CE, TE512-PCE and
GE512-0CE Models
These models are verified ex factory for
use in legal metrology within the Euro-
pean Economic Area upon delivery.
§Before using the balance/scale as a legal
measuring instrument, calibrate and
adjust it at the place of use using the
built-in motorized calibration weight;
for details, see “Calibration/Adjustment.”

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Getting Started
Storage and Shipping Conditions
– Do not expose the balance/scale to
extreme temperatures, blows, shocks,
vibration or moisture.
Unpacking the Balance/Scale
GAfter unpacking the balance/scale,
check it immediately for any visible
damage.
$If you see any sign of damage, proceed
as directed in the chapter entitled “Care
and Maintenance,” under the section on
“Safety Inspection”.
$Save the box and all parts of the
packaging until you have successfully
installed your balance/scale in case you
need to return it. Before packing your
balance/scale, unplug all connected
cables to prevent damage.
Equipment Supplied
– Balance/scale
– Weighing pan
– Pan support (only on models with
a round weighing pan)
– Gem tray (only with GE and GD models)
– AC adapter, plug type
Additionally supplied with TE214S,
TE124S, TE64, GD603 models:
– Shield ring
– Shield plate
– Dust cover
– Calibration weight
Installation Instructions
When choosing a location to set up
your balance/scale, observe the
following:
– Avoid placing the balance/scale in
close proximity to a heater or otherwise
exposing the balance/scale to heat or
direct sunlight
– Protect the balance/scale from drafts
that come from open windows or doors
– Avoid exposing the balance/scale to
extreme vibrations during weighing
– Do not expose the balance/scale to
extreme moisture over long periods
Conditioning the Balance/Scale
Moisture in the air can condense
on the surfaces of a cold balance/scale
whenever it is brought into a substan-
tially warmer place.
If you transfer the balance/scale to
a warmer area, make sure to condition it
for about 2 hours at room temperature,
leaving it unplugged from AC power.
Seal on Balances/Scales of Accuracy
Class Kand l:
Legislation requires that a control seal
be affixed to verified balances/scales
of accuracy class Kor l. The control
seal consists of a sticker with the
“Sartorius” logo. If this seal is damaged
or broken, the verification becomes null
and void and the balance/scale must be
re-verified.

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Setting up the Balance/Scale
Balances/Scales with an Analytical Draft Shield
GPlace the components listed below inside
the chamber in the order given:
– Shield plate
– Shield ring
– Pan support
– Weighing pan
– Gem tray (only with GD models)
Balances/Scales with a Round Weighing Pan
GPlace the components listed below inside
the chamber in the order given:
– Pan support
– Weighing pan
– Gem tray (only with GE models)
Balances/Scales with a Rectangular Weighing Pan
GPlace the weighing pan on the balance/scale
GGem tray (only with GE models)
Connecting the Balance/Scale to AC Power/
Safety Precautions
Use only original Sartorius AC adapters:
– for Europe: 6971948
GInsert the right-angle plug into the jack
GPlug AC adapter into electrical outlet
The ground terminal is connected to the balance/scale
housing,
which can be additionally grounded for
operation.

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Selecting the Line Voltage (Mains Voltage)
(Optional)
Use the following original AC adapters for selecting
the line voltage:
– AC adapter TNG8 order no. 6971951 (universal)
or
– AC adapter TNG8 order no. 6971952 (for the U.K.)
GUse the switch to toggle between 230 V and 115 V
Leveling the Balance/Scale
Level the balance/scale any time you set it up in
a new location. Use only the 2 front feet of the
balance/scale for leveling.
GTurn the 2 rear feet until they are in position
> In most cases, this will require several adjustment
steps
Anti-theft Locking Device
To protect against theft, use the mounting lug on
the rear panel of the balance/scale.
GSecure the balance/scale at the place of installation,
for example with a chain or a lock

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Operation
Basic Weighing Function
Preparation
GTurn on the balance/scale: Press e
GTo change configurations: See the chapter entitled “Configur-
ing the Balance/Scale”
$To tare the balance/scale: Press t
Additional Functions:
GTo turn off the balance/scale: Press e
Warmup Time
$To ensure accurate results, the balance/scale must warm up
for at least 24 hours before operation the first time it is con-
nected to power. Only after this time will the balance/scale
have reached the required operating temperature.
$Models TE214S-0CE, TE214S-PCE, TE124S-0CE, TE64-0CE,
GD603-0CE: Any time the balance/scale has been dis-
connected from power following the initial installation and
warm-up time, it must warm up for at least 30 minutes and
then calibrated/adjusted using the weight supplied before
further operation.
Example
Basic weighing
Step Key (or instruction) Display/Printout
1. Turn on the balance/scale e
Self-test is performed
2. Place container on balance/scale +52.0 g
(here: 52 g)
3. Tare the balance/scale t+0.0 g
4. Place sample in container +150.2 g
on balance/scale (here: 150.2 g)

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Available Features
Calibration/adjustment can only be performed when
– there is no load on the balance/scale,
– the balance/scale is tared,
– the internal signal is stable.
If these conditions are not met, an error message is displayed. Otherwise, the weight
required for external calibration/adjustment is displayed.
Calibration/adjustment of verified balances/scales of accuracy class Kor l:
– Calibration/adjustment is blocked (protective cap over menu access switch is sealed)
> Calibration/adjustment is possible only after the seal has been removed. In this case,
the verification becomes null and void and the balance/scale must be re-verified.
Example
Step Key (or instruction) Display/Printout
1. To unblock calibration/adjustment
function, open the cover plate
on the bottom of the balance/scale
and move the menu access switch
to the “open” position
2. Tare the balance/scale t0.0 g
3. Begin calibration t>2 sec. +1000.0
Calibration weight is displayed
without weight unit (here: 1000 g)
4. Place the indicated calibration 1000.0
weight on the balance/scale
After calibration, the calibration +1000.0 g
weight is displayed with wt. unit
5. Remove the calibration weight 0.0 g
Calibration/Adjustment

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Calibration/adjustment with internal weight: Models GE/TE512-0CE/PCE
Menu setting 1 5 2 required.
Step Key (or instruction) Display
1. Calibrate/adjust
the unloaded balance/scale
2. Tare the unloaded balance/scale t0.0 g
3. Start calibration/adjustment t(press and hold)
4. Move the selector for the c
motorized weight into the
“calibration/adjustment” position
5. Calibration/adjustment is performed cC
(“CC” flashes on the display)
6. Remove weight:
Return the selector to the
initial position
7. The internal weight is removed
from the weighing system 0.0 g
cc
c

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All application programs can also be used in legal metrology. Calculated weight
values are indicated by one of the following symbols displayed to the right of the
numerical value:
– Percentage = %
– Piece count = pcs
– Other calculated value = o
The application programs for calibrated balances/scales not intended for use in legal
metrology are labeled with a triangle Gin the right side of the display (e.g. averaging).
Toggle between Weight Units
With this application program you can toggle the display of a weight value back and
forth between two weight units.
Configure the “Toggle weight units” application in the operating menu:
See “Configuring the Balance/Scale.” Menu code: 2.1. 2
Menu code Unit Conversion factor Abbr. on
printout
1. 7. 1 3. 1. 1 Grams (o) 1.000 o
on model GD603
1. 7. 2 3. 1. 2 Grams 1.000 g
1. 7. 3 3. 1. 3 Kilograms1) 0.001 kg
1. 7. 4 3. 1. 4 Carats 5.000 ct
1. 7. 13 3. 1. 13 Milligrams2) 1.000.000 mg
ο= Factory setting
Function
§To toggle the display between the 1st and 2nd weight units:
Press the vkey
1) = only for models with readability >10 mg
2) = only for models with readability <1 mg
Application Programs

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Net-Total
Formulation/Second Tare Memory
Purpose
With this application program you can weigh in components for formulation of a mixture.
Preparation
Configure the Net-Total Formulation/Second Tare Memory application in the operating
menu: See “Configuring the Balance/Scale.” Menu code: 2.1.3
Example
Step Key (or instruction) Display/Printout
1. Place an empty container on +65.0 g
the balance/scale
2. Tare the balance/scale t+0.0 g
3. Add the first component +120,5 g
4. Store the first component weight. v0.0 gNET
If the print format is set to include
data ID codes, the following
is printed N1 + 120.5 g
5. Add the next component +70,5 g
6. Store the 2nd component weight v0.0 gNET
7. Add further components, As described
if desired for steps 5 and 6
8. Display total weight and c+191,0 g
fill to desired final weight

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Example
Determine an unknown piece count; weigh the preset reference sample quantity
Menu: Application program: Counting (menu code 2. 1. 4);
Reference sample quantity: 20 pcs (menu code 3. 3. 3)
Step Key (or instruction) Display/Printout
1. Tare the balance/scale t0.0 g
2. Display the reference sample v>2 sec. ref 20 (briefly)
quantity (here: 20 pcs)
3. Place the reference sample +66.0 g
quantity (20 pcs) on the balance/
scale (here: 66 g)
4. Start the application; if the print v+20 pcs
format is set to include data ID codes,
the following piece weight is printed wRef + 3.300 g
5. Weigh uncounted parts +174 pcs
(here: 174 pcs)
6. Display weight v+574.2 g
7. Display quantity v+174 pcs
8. Unload the balance/scale 0pcs
9. Delete the reference value c
10. Repeat the procedure starting from step 5, if desired.
Counting
Purpose
With the Counting program you can deter-
mine the number of parts that each have
approximately equal weight.
Preparation
GConfigure the Counting application
in the operating menu:
See “Configuring the Balance/Scale.”
Menu code: 2. 1. 4
$Reference sample quantity:
Code 3. 3. 1 5 pcs
Code 3. 3. 2 10 pcs (factory setting)
Code 3. 3. 3 20 pcs
Code 3. 3. 4 50 pcs
Code 3. 3. 5 100 pcs
$Storage parameter
(display accuracy for counting)
Code 3. 4. 1 Standard resolution
(factory setting)
Code 3. 4. 2 With 10 times higher
resolution than standard
See also “Configuring the Balance/Scale”

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Weighing in Percent
Purpose
This application program allows you to
obtain weight readouts in percent which are
in proportion to a reference weight.
Preparation
GConfigure the Weighing in Percent applica-
tion in the operating menu:
See “Configuring the Balance/Scale.”
Menu code: 2. 1. 51)
$Reference percentage:
Code 3. 3. 1 5 %
Code 3. 3. 2 10 % (factory setting)
Code 3. 3. 3 20 %
Code 3. 3. 4 50 %
Code 3. 3. 5 100 %
$Storage parameter
(display accuracy for counting)
Code 3. 4. 1 Standard resolution: With
stability (factory setting)
Code 3. 4. 2 With 10 times higher
stability than standard
See also “Configuring the Balance/Scale”
Example
Determine an unknown percentage: store the weight on the balance/scale as a reference percentage
Menu: Application program: Weighing in Percent (menu code 2. 1. 5)
Menu: Reference percentage: 100 % (menu code 3. 3. 5)
Step Key (or instruction) Display/Printout
1. Tare the balance/scale t0.0 g
2. Display the reference
percentage: v>2 sec. ref100
3. Place the reference weight for 100 % +222.5 g
on the balance/scale (here: 222.5 g)
4. Start the application; if the print v+100.00 %
format is set to include data
ID codes the following is printed Wxx% + 222.500 g
5. Place an unknown weight +144.94 %
on the balance/scale (here: 322.5 g)
6. Display weight v+322.5 g
7. Display percentage v+144.94 %
8. Unload the balance/scale 0.00 %
9. Delete the reference percentage c
10. Repeat the procedure starting from step 5, if desired. 1) Not available in TE…PCE models

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Weigh Averaging
Purpose
Use this program to determine weights under
unstable ambient conditions. In this program,
the balance/scale calculates the weight as
the average value from a defined number of
individual weighing operations.
These weighing operations are also known as
“subweighing operations” or “subweighs.”
Preparation
GConfigure the Weigh Averaging application
in the operating menu: See “Configuring the
Balance/Scale.” Menu code: 2. 1.121)
$Number of subweighs for weigh
averaging:
3. 3. 1 5 subweighs
3. 3. 2 10 subweighs
(factory setting)
3. 3. 3 20 subweighs
3. 3. 4 50 subweighs
3. 3. 5 100 subweighs
See also “Configuring the Balance/Scale”
Example
Determine the weight of a sample in extremely unstable ambient conditions by calculating the aver-
age of 10 subweighing operations.
Menu: Application program: Weigh Averaging (menu code 2. 1.12)
Step Key (or instruction) Display/Printout
1. Tare the balance/scale t0.0 g
2. Display the number of subweighs v>2 sec. ref 10 (briefly)
(here: 10)
3. Place sample on the balance/scale 8888
(weight readout fluctuates)
4. Start measurement v8888
10
9
8
1
After 10 subweighs +275.5 gG
If the print format is set to include
data ID codes, the following is printed Res + 275.5 g
5. Unload the balance/scale +275.5 g G
(stable display)
6. Delete the result c
7. Repeat the procedure starting from step 3, if desired. 1) Not available in TE…PCE models
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Setting the Parameters (Menu Codes)
You can configure your balance/scale to meet individual requirements by selecting from
the parameters available in the menu.
Example: Adapt the balance/scale to unstable ambient conditions
Menu code 1. 1. 4
Step Key (or instruction) Display
1. Turn off the balance/scale e
2. Turn the balance/scale back on; e
while all segments
are displayed tbriefly 1.
$To navigate within a menu trepeatedly 2.
level; the last menu option is
followed by the first option 9.
1.
3. Select the 2nd menu level p1. 1.
4. Select the 3rd menu level p1. 1. 2 o
5. In Menu Level 3:
Select the desired option trepeatedly 1. 1. 4
6. Confirm new setting;
the “o” indicates the currently
set option p>2 sec. 1. 1. 4 o
$Select the next menu level (here:
move from the 3rd to the 1st level) p1.
$Set other menu codes, if desired p, t
7. Store parameter settings t>2 sec.
and exit operating menu
or
$Exit operating menu
without storing changes e
> Restart the application 0.0 g
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Configuring the Balance/Scale

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Balance/Scale Operating Menu (Overview)
οFactory setting
√ User setting
Menu 1 Balance/scale 1.1. Adapt filter 1.1.1 Minimum vibration
functions 1.1.2 οNormal vibration
1.1.3 Strong vibration
1.1.4 Extreme vibration
1.3. Stability range 1.3.1 1/4 digit
1.3.2 1/2 digit3)
1.3.3 1 digit4)
1.3.4 ο2 digits4)
1.3.5 4 digits4)
1.5. Calibration/adjustment6) 1.5.1 External calibration/adjustment
on models of accuracy class k
1.5.2 Internal calibration/adjustment
on models GE/TE512-0CE/PCE
1.5.3 Blocked
1.6. Auto zero 1.6.1 οOn
1.6.2 Off
1.7. Weight unit 1 1.7.1 Grams (o) on model GD603
1.7.2 οGrams
1.7.3 Kilograms5)
1.7.4 Carats2)
1.7.13 Milligrams1)
2. Application 2.1. Program selection 2.1.1 οBasic weighing function
programs 2.1.2 Toggling between weight units2)
2.1.3 Net/total formulation/
Second tare memory
2.1.4 Counting
2.1.5 Weighing in percent7)
2.1.12 Weigh averaging7)
3. Application 3.1. Weight unit2) 3.1.1 Grams (o) on model GD6032)
parameters 3.1.2 Grams
3.1.3 οKilograms5)
3.1.4 Carats
3.1.13 Milligrams1)
3.3. Reference qty or % see the desired application program description
3.4. Display accuracy /
Weighing in Percent see the desired application program description
5. Data interface 5.1 Baud rate 5.1.1 150 baud
5.1.2 300 baud
5.1.3 600 baud
5.1.4 ο1200 baud
5.1.5 2400 baud
5.1.6 4800 baud
5.1.7 9600 baud
1) = only on models with a readability of <1 mg
2) = factory setting only for GD603
3) = factory setting for TE1200-0CE (accuracy class l)
4) = not on model TE1200-0CE
5) = only on models with a readability of >10 mg
6) = setting con be changed only on models of accuracy class k and GE/TE512-0CE/PCE
7) = Not available in TE…PCE models
Menu level 1
Menu level 2
Menu level 3
Factory setting
Menu item

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5. Data interface 5.2 Parity 5.2.1 Mark
5.2.2 Space
5.2.3 οOdd
5.2.4 Even
5.3 No. of stop bits 5.3.1 ο1 stop bit
5.3.2 2 stop bits
5.4 Handshake mode 5.4.1 Software
5.4.2 Hardware, 2 char. after CTS
5.4.3 οSoftware, 1 char. after CTS
5.5 Communications mode 5.5.1 οSBI (ASCII)
5.5.2 GLP record
6. Print for 6.1 Manual/auto print mode 6.1.1 Manual without stability
weighing 6.1.2 οManual at stability
6.1.3 Automatic without stability
6.1.4 Automatic at stability
7. Print with 7.1 Line format of printout 7.1.1 Without data ID Codes
applications 7.1.2 οWith data ID Codes
programs 7.2 ISO/GLP-compliant 7.2.1 οOff
printout 7.2.2 For calibration/
adjustment only
7.2.3 Always on
7.3 Printout time 7.3.1 ο24-h format
7.3.2 12-h format
8. Extra 8.1. Menu 8.1.1 οParameter settings alterable
functions 8.1.2 Parameter settings read only
8.2. External switch function 8.2.1 ckey
8.2.4 tkey
8.2.5 οpkey
8.2.6 vkey
8.2.8 tkey
8.3. Power-on mode 8.3.1 Off/on (battery shuts off
for balance/scale automatically after 3 min)
8.3.2 οStand-by/on
9. Menu-Reset 9.– Factory setting 9.– 1 Reset menu
9.– 2 Do not reset
Menu level 1
Menu level 2
Menu level 3
Factory setting
Menu item

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Features
You can have the parameters pertaining
to the ambient weighing conditions
printed before (GLP header) and after
(GLP footer) the values of a weighing
series.
These parameters include:
GLP header:
– Date
– Time at beginning of measurement
– Balance/scale manufacturer
– Balance/scale model
– Balance/scale serial number
– Software version number
– Identification number of the current
sampling operation
GLP footer:
– Date
– Time at end of measurement
– Field for operator signature
!The record can only be output to
a Sartorius data printer YDP03-0CE.
ISO/GLP-compliant Printout
Settings
GSet the following menu codes
(see “Configuring the Balance/Scale”):
– GLP-compliant record: menu code 5 5 2
– ISO/GLP-compliant record after calibra-
tion/adjustment only:
menu code 7 2 2 or ISO/GLP-compliant
record always on: menu code 7 2 3
– Line format for printout: With data ID
codes – 22 characters: menu code 7 1 2
– Printout date/time:
– 24-h format: menu code 7 3 1
– 12-h format: menu code 7 3 2
!No ISO/GLP-compliant record is output
if any of the following settings are
configured:
menu codes 6 1 3, 6 1 4 (automatic
printout) and 7 1 1
Function Keys
Press pto output header and first
measured value.
> Header is output the first time pis
pressed
To output header and reference data
automatically with an application pro-
gram active: Press v
End application program:
End application program and output
GLP footer: Press c

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The ISO/GLP-compliant record can contain the following lines:
-------------------- Dotted line
17-Jan-2004 10:15 Date/time (beginning of measurement)
SARTORIUS AG Balance/scale manufacturer
Mod. TE512-0CE Balance/scale model
Ser. no. 10105355 Balance/scale serial number
Ver. no. 00-19-41 Software version
ID ID
-------------------- Dotted line
LID Measurement series no.
wRef + 21.140 g Counting: Reference weight
Qnt + 235 pcs Counting result
Qnt + 567 pcs Counting result
-------------------- Dotted line
17-Jan-2004 10:20 Date/time (end of measurement)
Name: Field for operator signature
Blank line
-------------------- Dotted line
ISO/GLP-compliant printout for external calibration/adjustment
-------------------- Dotted line
17-Jan-2004 10:30 Date/time (beginning of measurement)
SARTORIUS AG Balance/scale manufacturer
Mod. TE512-0CE Balance/scale model
Ser. no. 10105355 Balance/scale serial number
Ver. no. 00-19-41 Software version
ID ID
-------------------- Dotted line
Cal. Intern Calibration/adjustment mode
Set Complete Confirmation of completed calibration procedure
-------------------- Dotted line
17-Jan-2004 10:32 Date/time (end of measurement)
Name: Field for operator signature
Blank line
-------------------- Dotted line

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Data Interface
Purpose
Your balance/scale comes equipped with an
interface port for connection to a computer
or other peripheral device. You can use an
on-line computer to change, start and/or
monitor the functions of the balance/scale
and the application programs.
Female interface connector
Pin Assignment Chart, 25-pin
female interface connector, RS-232:
Pin 1: Shield
Pin 2: Data output (TxD)
Pin 3: Data input (RxD)
Pin 4: Internal ground (GND)
Pin 5: Clear to Send (CTS)
Pin 6: Not connected
Pin 7: Internal ground (GND)
Pin 8: Internal ground (GND)
Pin 9: Not connected
Pin 10: Not connected
Pin 11: Charging voltage for
rechargeable battery pack
+12 … +20 V ( I _ out 25mA) For remote switch
Pin 12: Reset _ Out *)
Pin 13: +5 V output
Pin 14: Internal ground (GND)
Pin 15: Universal remote switch
Pin 16: Not connected
Pin 17: Not connected
Pin 18: Not connected
Pin 19: Not connected
Pin 20: Data Terminal Ready (DTR)
Pin 21: Internal ground (GND)
Pin 22: Not connected
Pin 23: Not connected
Pin 24: Not connected
Pin 25: +5 V output
*) = Hardware restart
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Preparation
You can set these parameters for other
devices in the Setup menu (see the chapter
entitled “Configuring the Balance/Scale”).
You will also find a detailed description
of the available data interface commands
in the file “Data Interface Descriptions for
GD, GE and TE Models”, which you can
download from the Sartorius website
(www.sartorius.com “Download Center”).
The many and versatile properties of these
balances/scales can be fully utilized for
printing out records of the results when you
connect your balance/scale to a Sartorius
data printer. The recording capability for
printouts makes it easy for you to work
in compliance with ISO/GLP.