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A&D BM-500 User Manual

A&D BM-500
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Analytical Balance
BM-20
BM-22
BM-252
BM-200
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BM-500
1WMPD4002195D

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A&D BM-500 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandA&D
ModelBM-500
CategoryScales
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

About this manual

Describes the manual's structure and content.

Balance software version

Notes variations in balance operations based on software version.

1.1. Features

1.2. Compliance

1.2.1. FCC Compliance

Outlines compliance with FCC radio frequency energy regulations.

1.2.2. CE Mark Compliance

Details compliance with European CE mark directives for safety and EMC.

2. Unpacking the Balance

Accessories for each model

Lists and illustrates accessories included with different balance models.

Common accessories

3. Installing the Balance and Precautions

3.1. Installing the Balance

Provides instructions for physically installing the balance and assembling its parts.

3.2. Precautions Before Use

Lists essential precautions to ensure correct operation and prevent damage.

3.3. Precautions During Use

Lists essential precautions to ensure accurate weighing results.

3.4. Precautions After Use

Provides guidelines for proper balance handling after use.

3.5. Precautions for Power Supply

Details precautions related to the balance's power supply and AC adapter.

4. Display Symbols and Key Operation

Display Symbols

Explains various symbols and indicators shown on the balance display.

Key Operation

Details the function of each key when pressed or held.

5. Weighing Units

5.1. Units

Lists available weighing units, their abbreviations, display units, and conversion factors.

Capacity and Minimum Display

Provides weighing capacity and minimum display specifications for balance models.

5.2. Storing Active Units

5.3. Selecting Units and Weighing Modes

5.3.1. Unit Setting Example

Illustrates setting units and modes in the function table with a specific example.

6. Weighing

Precautions for Weighing Operation

Lists essential precautions to ensure accurate weighing results.

Zero, Tare Operation, and Weighing Range

6.2. Smart Range for the BM-22

6.3. Counting Mode (PC)

Counting Mode Using the ACAI Function

Describes the ACAI function for improving counting accuracy.

6.4. Percent Mode (%)

6.5. Ionizer (Neutralization Device)

6.5.1. Ionizer Maintenance

Provides instructions for cleaning and replacing ionizer electrode units.

6.5.2. External Ionizer Control

Explains external control of the ionizer via remote controller or foot switch.

6.6. Monitoring Clock and Environmental Sensors

6.7. Repeatability Test

7. Response Adjustment

7.1. Automatic Response Adjustment

Explains automatic adjustment of response characteristics using internal mass.

7.2. Manual Response Adjustment

Details manual selection of response settings (FAST, MID, SLOW).

8. Calibration

8.1. Calibration Group

Explains the necessity and types of calibration for maintaining accuracy.

External Weight Notes

Provides guidance on selecting external weights for calibration.

8.2. Automatic Self Calibration

8.3. Calibration Using the Internal Mass

8.4. Calibration Test Using the Internal Mass

8.5. Calibration Using an External Weight

8.6. Calibration Test Using an External Weight

8.7. Correcting the Internal Mass Value

9. Function Switch and Initialization

9.1. Permit or Inhibit

Describes how to protect parameters from unintentional changes using switches.

9.2. Initializing the Balance

10. Function Table

10.1. Setting the Function Table

Details how to navigate and set parameters within the function table.

10.2. Details of the Function Table

Provides a comprehensive list and description of function table items and parameters.

10.3. Environment, Display Class Details

Explains parameters related to environment settings and display behavior.

10.4. Data Output Mode Item Details

Details the different data output modes and their settings.

10.5. Data Format Item Details

Describes various data output formats (A&D, DP, KF, MT, NU, CSV).

10.6. Data Format Examples

Provides examples of data output formats for different balance conditions.

10.7. Clock and Calendar Function

Explains how to set and use the balance's built-in clock and calendar.

11. ID Number and GLP Report

11.1. Setting the ID Number

Details how to set a unique ID number for balance identification.

11.2. GLP Report

Explains how to output GLP/GMP compliant reports to printers or computers.

12. Data Memory

12.1. Notes on Using Data Memory

Provides important notes and procedures for using the data memory function.

12.2. Data Memory for Weighing Data

Explains how to store and manage weighing data in the balance's memory.

12.3. Data Memory for Calibration and Test Data

Describes storing calibration and calibration test data in memory.

13. Underhook

14. Density Measurement (Specific gravity)

Density Formula

Presents the formula for calculating density.

Function Table Setup for Density

Explains necessary function table changes before performing density measurements.

Entering Liquid Density

Describes methods for entering liquid density values.

Measuring Density

Provides the step-by-step procedure for measuring density.

15. Password Function

15.1. Software Version 1.50-1.64 Password Settings

Details password function settings for older software versions.

15.2. Software Version 1.660+ Password Settings

Details password function settings for newer software versions, including login levels.

15.3. Using the Password Function

Guides on how to enable and configure the password function.

15.4. Entering Password Before Weighing

Explains the process of entering a password to start weighing.

15.5. Logging Out

Describes how to log out of the password-protected session.

15.6. Storing or Changing Password

Explains how to store or change user and administrator passwords.

15.7. Changing the Password

Detailed steps for changing an existing password.

15.8. Deleting User Passwords

Instructions for deleting user passwords.

15.9. Forgotten Password

Guidance on what to do if a password is forgotten.

16. Standard Input and Output Interface

16.1. RS-232C Interface

Describes the RS-232C interface, pin assignments, and data format.

16.2. Connecting Peripheral Equipment

Details connecting the balance to printers and computers via various interfaces.

16.3. Commands

Provides lists and examples of commands for balance operation and data retrieval.

17. Key Lock Function

17.1. Locking All Keys

Details the KL command for disabling all balance keys.

17.2. Locking Specified Keys

Explains how to lock specific keys using the LK command.

18. Checking Balance Software Version

19. Maintenance

19.1. Cleaning and Handling

Instructions for proper cleaning and safe handling of the balance.

19.2. Error Codes

Lists and explains various error codes that may appear on the display.

19.3. Other Display Indicators

Explains special indicators and displays shown on the balance.

19.4. Checking Performance and Environment

Guides on checking balance performance and the operating environment.

19.5. Asking for Repair

Provides instructions for contacting service or repair.

20. Specifications

Weighing Capacity

Lists the weighing capacity for different balance models.

Display Specifications

Details maximum/minimum display, stabilization time, drift, and refresh rate.

Repeatability and Linearity

Provides standard deviation and linearity specifications.

Operating Conditions

Specifies operating environment, sensors, and applicable ranges.

Interface Specifications

Mentions available interfaces (USB and RS-232C).

Calibration Weights and Loading Area

Lists usable external weights and dimensions of the loading area.

Physical Dimensions and Power

Provides balance dimensions, mass, and power supply information.

20.1. External Dimensions

20.2. Options and Peripheral Equipment

Connectivity Options

Describes Ethernet, USB, Bluetooth, and Remote Display options.

Measurement Accessories

Details Pipette Tester, Density Kit, Environment Analyzer, and Loggers.

Protective Accessories

Covers Body Cover, Slide Breeze Break, and Aluminum Pans.

Specialized Control & Tools

Includes Remote Controllers, USB Converter, Static Eliminators, and Foot Switches.

21. Terms/Index

21.1. Terms

Provides a glossary of terms used in the manual.

21.2. Index

An alphabetical index to locate specific topics within the manual.

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