Sartorius L2200S User manual

Sartorius Laboratory.
L 610, L2200S, L2200P
Electronic Precision Balances
Installation and Operating Instructions
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1 Weighing pan
2 Weight display
3 ON/OFF key
4 CAL key
5 Tare control
6 Menu access switch (for the balance operating program)
7 Leveling foot (L 2200 S only)
8 Power receptacle
9 level indicator (L 2200 only)

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Sartorius Laboratory
L 610, L 2200 S, L 2200 P
With this Sartorius Balance, you have acquired a sophisticated,
high-quality electronic precision weighing Instrument that will
help ease your daily work load.
Please read these Installation and operating instructions care-
fully before operating your new balance.
Pursuant to the German Directive for the Implementation
of Regulations for Prevention of Accidents "Elektrische
Anlagen und Betriebsmittel (VBG 4)" [Electrical Installa-
tions and Equipment] of April, 1986, it is hereby certified
that the equipment delivered, "Electronic Precision Bal-
ance, model L 610, L 2200 S or L 2200 P," is manufac-
tured and tested in compliance with the following
DIN/VDE regulations
DIN IEC348/VDE0411:
Safety requirements for electronic measuring apparatus
DIN IEC 380/VDE 0806:
Safety of electrically energized Office machines
DIN IEC 601 A/DE 0750:
Safety of medical electrical equipment
and with Article 10 of the Low Voltage Directive
73/23/EEC issued on February 19, 1973, by the Euro-
pean Community.
When you use electrical equipment in installations and
under ambient conditions requiring higher safety Stan-
dards, you must comply with the provisions as specified
in the applicable regulations for installation in your coun-
try.

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Contents
Equipment Supplied 5
Installation Instructions 6
Startup 7
Operation 8
Calibration 10
Balance Operating Program 11
Troubleshooting Guide 14
Accessories 15
Specifications 17

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Equipment Supplied
Do not miss out on the benefits of our warranty.
Please complete the warranty registration card, indicating the
date of installation, and return the card to your Sartorius dealer.
The equipment supplied includes the components shown on the
left and a dust cover.
Save all parts of the packaging and the box for shipping your
balance to prevent any damage during transportation.
Installation Instructions
Ambient Conditions
Please choose a suitable place to set up your balance. lt should
not be exposed to the following:
— heat radiation
— aggressive/corrosive substances
— vibrations
— draughts
Do not expose the balance to extreme moisture over long peri-
ods. Moisture in the air can condense on the surfaces of a cold
balance whenever it is brought to a substantially warmer place.
lf you Transfer the balance to a warmer area, make sure to
condition it for about 2 hours at room temperature, leaving it
unplugged. Afterwards, if you leave the balance connected to
mains power supply, the continuous positive difference in tem-
perature between the inside of the balance and the outside will
practically rule out the effects of moisture condensation. The
components used in the balance are rated to at least Class KSF
according to DIN 40040.

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Startup
Attach the dust cover by pressing down on the adhesive disks,
and mount the weighing pan (1) on the balance.
Your balance is powered by an AC adapter. Please make sure
that the voltage rating printed on this unit is identical to your lo-
cal line voltage rating.
Plug the cord of the AC adapter into the power receptacle of the
balance. Secure the connection by tightening the knurled collar.
Now plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet.
At the point of use, level the balance using the leveling feet (7)
so that the air bubble is entered within the circle of the level in-
dicator (9) (only for the L 2200 S).

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Operation
The weight display provides the following special Status mes-
sages for your information:
BUSY
The processor is still busy processing a function and will not ac-
cept any other commands to perform functions at this time.
STANDBY
The display has been turned off with the ON/OFF key (3), and
the balance is now in the STANDBY mode and ready to operate
without
warm u p.
POWER OFF
The balance was disconnected from line power (reconnection to
line power after the balance was unplugged, power failure).
CAL
The calibration function has been activated.
In addition to grams, this balance gives you a variety of
other menu-definable international weight unit options.
Select the weight unit you need from the table of the menu op-
tions for the balance operating program, and set the appropriate
code as described in the section "Balance Operating Program."

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Press the ON/OFF key (3) to turn the display on or off.
You can also turn it on with the tare control (5).
After the balance has been plugged into the AC adapter, the
weight display will go out whenever you turn oft the power with
the ON/OFF key. All other electronic circuits will remain ener-
gized (indicated by STANDBY). This means the balance is im-
mediately ready to operate without requiring warmup the next
time you switch it on.
After the power is turned on, a test of all essential electronic
functions is run automatically.
This self-test ends with the readout 0.00 g (it the program code
setting 511 is used).
Now place your sample or object on the pan (1) to determine
the weight. Read oft the weight in the display (2) as soon as the
weight unit (in this case "g") appears as the stability symbol.
lf you wish to use a Container to weigh, or if the weight display
does not indicate 0.00 g (or the equivalent with the weight unit
of your choice), press the tare control to zero the display.

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Calibration
— This is only possible with an accurate calibration weight
(L 610 - 500 g; L 2200 S, L 2200 P - 2,000 g).
— See the "Accessories."
Clear the pan and press the CAL key (4) for at least three sec-
onds until the calibration weight readout appears in the display.
Center the calibration weights on the pan.
Now the weight unit symbol is displayed. An acoustic signal
indicates the end of the calibration procedure.

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Balance Operating Program
The balance operating program lets you adapt your balance to
various ambient conditions and to different weighing require-
ments, and select the weight unit(s) commonly used in your
country. At the factory, we have set the codes for a Standard
program, which is protected by a locking function to prevent ac-
cidental changes.
The "menu code" contains the information of the operating
program, lt consists of three digits, known as the page (1st
digit), the line (2nd digit) and the word (3rd digit) in "com-
puterese."
How to access the menu of the balance operating program:
With the balance turned off (STANDBY state), hold down the
tare control (5) and briefly press the ON/OFF key (3).
Upon completion of the automatic self-test, release the tare
control as soon as "CH5" is displayed. The Status of the bal-
ance operating program will appear in the weight display:
"L" Stands for the list mode. In this mode, you can check the
menu code settings, but you cannot program new menu codes.
lf you wish to change a program menu code, you must first
unlock the menu access switch to access the program menu.
To do so, remove the protective cap located on the front right of
your balance and slide the menu access switch (6) in the direc-
tion of the arrow.
The display will indicate "C," which Stands for the change
mode, meaning you can now change the menu code settings.

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After you have accessed the menu of the operating program,
the display will show a continuous sequence of numbers from 0-
5 for the "page" or first digit of the code, in addition to the Status
code letter "L" or "C."
When the first digit of the code you wish to check or change ap-
pears, press the tare control (5). The "page" code number (1st
digit) now stops in the display, and a series of numbers for the
2nd digit or "line" will begin to cycle. Press the tare control again
to stop the code number of your choice in the display. Next, the
numbers for the "word" (last digit) will cycle in the display. Re-
peat the procedure to enter the last digit of the code.
The "o" symbol that appears indicates the actual setting.
To change any menu code settings ("C" mode), press the tare
control as soon as the appropriate numeric code is displayed.
Brief display of BUSY and the "o" symbol confirms your selec-
tion, followed by a return to "zero" for the 2nd digit or "line."
How to return to the weighing mode:
press the tare control each time a 0 appears in the numerical
sequence (word, line, page). lf you have changed a menu code,
your code entry will be stored as soon as the display returns to
the weighing mode. Lock the balance operating program using
the menu access switch ("L" readout) and replace the protective
cap.
Auto Zero
This balance has an automatic zero tracking function known as
"Auto Zero" (can be turned off by menu code).
Any change off zero ≤ 0.5 digit per second will be set to zero
automatically within a range of ±0.5 of a digit.

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C 1 3 1
Page Line Word
Menu of the Balance Operating Program
(Active Parameters)
Code Ambient Conditions Code Program Lock
C 1 1 1 Very stable C 4 1 1 OFF
C 1 1 2 Stable  C 4 1 2 ON 
C 1 1 3 Unstable
C 1 1 4 Very unstable Code Acoustic Signal
C 4 3 1 ON 
Code Stability Range C 4 3 2 OFF
C 1 2 1 0,25 digit
C 1 2 2 0,5 digit Code Weight Units1) 
C 1 2 3 1 digit C 5 1 1 Grams g 
C 1 2 4 2 digits C 5 1 2 Kilograms kg 
C 1 2 5 4 digits  C 5 1 3 Carats ct
C 1 2 6 8 digits C 5 1 4 Pounds lb
C 1 2 7 16 digits c 5 1 5 Ounces oz
C 1 2 8 32 digits c 5 1 6 Troy ounces ozt
C 1 2 9 64 digits c 5 1 7 Parts/pound o
c 5 2 1 Hong Kong taels tl
Code Display Format c 5 2 2 Singapore taels tl
C 1 3 1 Last decimal ON  c 5 2 3 Taiwan taels tl
C 1 3 2 Last decimal OFF c 5 2 4 Grains gr
C 1 3 3 Last decimal at stability c 5 2 5 Pennyweights dwt
C 1 3 4 All decimals at stability c 5 2 6 Mommes o
c 5 2 7 Milligrams o
Code Tare parameter C 5 2 8 Austrian carats o
C 1 4 1 Without stabilty
C 1 4 2 At stability 
C 5 2 0 Call Program Line
Code
Auto Zero C 5 0 Call Program page
C 1 5 1 ON 
C 1 5 2 OFF C 0 End of programming
Code Calibration
C 1 6 1 Accessible 
C 1 6 2 Accessible blocked
Additional Parameters for the data Output format at the interface port and for calculation programs are avail-
able on request.-Please refer to the “Accessories."
1) You can choose any weight unit as long as it can be displayed in the particular weighing range you
selected (for example do not set the code for "kg" when you are using a 0.1 mg balance).

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Troubleshooting Guide
Problem ... Causes ... Remedy
No segments appear in the weight
display (2)
- No line voltage available
- The connecting cable of the
power supply is not plugged into
the balance
- Check power supply
- Plug in the cable
Weight display shows “L” or
“CH 2”
- The weighing pan (1) and/or the
pan adapter are not in place
- Position the pan and the pan
adapter
Weight display shows “H” - Load exceeds capacity of the
balance
- Unload the balance
The weight readout changes con-
stantly or the special message
“BUSY” does not go out in the
weight display
- Unstable ambient conditions
- Too much vibration or the bal-
ance is exposed to a draft
- Sample does not have a stable
weight
- Set up balance in another area
- Access the menu to adjust the
proper code for the particular
type of weighing environment
Weight shows “CE” - The Cal key (4) was not pressed
when the display read zero
- The balance is loaded
- Press the tare control (5)
- Unload the balance
The weight readout is obviously
wrong
- The balance has not been cali-
brated
- The balance has not been tared
before weighing
- Calibrate the balance
- Tare before weighing

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Accessories (Options)
Data printer, with date/time
and statistics functions YDP02-OD
Print speed, approx. lines/sec. 1.5
Printer housing
(W x D x H) in mm 150 x 138 x 43
Calibration weights for:
L 420 D
L 420 P (4 x 100 g) 7072 04
L 610 D (1 x 500 g) 7072 16
Interface YDO 01 L
"PLUS" Performance Package,
integratable (incl. interface)
Over/under check weighing/ sorting &
classification
Mass unit conversion
Weight of residue in %/change in %
Statistics - Net total/ formulation &
compounding
Filling toward "0" - Parts counting
Animal weighing
Calculations by a factor
Calculation of the weight per unit
area/division
Accumulator memory - I.D. no. memory
Communication with Computers
YDO 01 L+
Thermo Control infrared dryer, programma-
ble
YTC 01 L
Remote display (can be plugged into the
interface port of the balance)
LCD, reflective
for overhead projectors, transmissive
7371 01 A
7371 02 A
Extra-large special draft shield YDS 01 L
Carrying case YDB 02 L
Antiheft locking device 6087
Dust cover 69 60L220

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Specifications
Model L 610 L 2200 S L 2200 P
Weighing range g 610 2220 400/800/2220
Readability g 0,01 0,01 0,01/0,02/0,05
Tare range (by subtraction) g -610 -2220 -2220
Standard deviation g ≤± 0,005 ≤± 0,005 ≤± 0,01/0,01/0,025
Max. linearity deviation g ≤± 0,01 ≤± 0,015 ≤± 0,02/0,02/0,05
Stabilization time (typical) s 2
Display update rate s 0,1 ... 0,8 (selectable)
Adaption to ambient conditions
and application requirements
by selection of one of four digital filter levels
Stability range d 0,25 ... 64 (selectable)
Ambient temperature range K +273 ... +313 (0oC ... +40oC)
Sensitivity drift within
283 … 303 K /K ≤± 510-6 ≤± 210-6 ≤± 110-5
Deviation of readout when
balance is tilted 1 : 1000 g
≤± 0,01 ≤± 0,01
≤± 0,01/0,02/0,05
Pan dimensions mm 211 x 169
Balance housing (W x D x H) mm 220 x 235 x 75
Net weight, ca. kg 4,5
Power requirements (voltage;
frequency: 50 – 60 Hz 100/120 V or 220/240 V,
depending on the power supply unit (adapter) used
Power consumption VA 7 (typical)
Interface (optional) RS 232 C/V24 – 28, RS 423/V10; 7-bit;
parity: even, mark, odd, space;
transmission rates: 150 ... 9600 Baud

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