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If the A&D Scales display an overload error, it means a sample exceeding the balance's capacity has been placed on the pan. Remove the sample to resolve this.
How to fix stability error on A&D Scales?
If you see a stability error on your A&D Scales, it indicates the balance is unable to stabilize due to environmental factors. To fix this, prevent vibration, drafts, temperature changes, static electricity, and magnetic fields.
How to resolve communications error on A&D Scales?
A communications error on A&D Scales indicates a protocol error occurred during communications. Verify the format, baud rate, and parity to resolve this.
What to do if A&D FX-3000i Scales show 'Not ready' error?
If the A&D Scales show a 'Not ready' error, it means a received command cannot be processed. Adjust the delay time to transmit a command to resolve this issue.
Why do A&D FX-3000i Scales display a format error?
If your A&D Scales display a format error, it means a command includes incorrect data. Check the command to ensure it is correct.
What does 'Out of range error' mean on A&D FX-3000i?
If the A&D Scales display an 'Out of range error', it means the value entered is beyond the settable range. Re-enter the value within the acceptable range.
What does timeout error mean on A&D FX-3000i Scales?
If the A&D Scales display a timeout error, it means the balance didn't receive the next character of a command within one second. Check the communication setup.
What is an undefined command error on A&D FX-3000i?
If the A&D Scales display an undefined command error, it means an undefined command was received. You should confirm the command being sent to the scales.
Why do A&D Scales show excess characters error?
If the A&D Scales display an excess characters error, it means the balance received too many characters in a command. You should confirm the command.
What causes parameter setting error on A&D FX-3000i Scales?
If the A&D Scales display a parameter setting error, it indicates that the received data exceeds the acceptable range for the balance. Confirm the parameter range of the command.
Highlights the balance's unique capabilities and advantages, including internal mass calibration and FAST response.
Details environmental, installation, and setup requirements for optimal balance performance.
Lists and describes the various weighing units supported by the balance.
Explains the structure, sequence, and parameters within the balance's function table.
Describes the manual's structure, content, and purpose for user reference.
Details compliance with Federal Communications Commission rules for radio frequency energy.
Outlines compliance with European CE mark directives for safety and hazardous substances.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the balance and checking contents.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the balance and its components.
Details environmental, installation, and setup requirements for optimal balance performance.
Provides guidance on safe and accurate operation, including handling static electricity and magnetic materials.
Instructions for cleaning and storing the balance after use.
Information on using the AC adapter and warming up the balance.
Explains the various indicators and symbols shown on the balance display.
Details the functions of each key when pressed or held.
Lists and describes the various weighing units supported by the balance.
Step-by-step guide for performing basic weighing in gram mode.
Specific instructions for basic weighing operations on FZ-GD/FX-GD series balances.
Explains power-on zeroing, re-zero operation, and tare subtraction.
Details how the weighing range is determined and how overload is indicated.
Guide on how to select and enter the counting mode.
Instructions for storing the standard unit mass for counting operations.
How to select the percent mode for target weighing or sample analysis.
Procedure for setting the 100% reference mass for percent calculations.
How to interpret the percentage displayed relative to the reference mass.
Guide on switching to and starting the statistical calculation mode.
How to choose which statistical items to output.
How to select the appropriate unit for statistical calculations.
Steps for entering weighing data into the statistical calculation mode.
Introduction to using the statistical mode with a practical example.
How to stabilize weight readings by adjusting the response rate.
Describes calibration modes and provides cautions for using external weights.
Provides guidance on selecting appropriate weights and potential accuracy influences.
Steps for calibrating the balance using its internal mass.
Information about the internal mass and its periodic checks.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the balance using an external weight.
Procedure for testing the balance's weighing accuracy with an external weight.
Steps for correcting the internal mass value using an external weight.
Steps for correcting internal mass using external weight calibration.
Explains how to permit or inhibit access to balance parameters.
Details the function switches for FZ-i/FZ-iWP/FZ-GD series.
Details the function switches for FX-i/FX-iWP/FX-GD series.
Steps to reset balance parameters to factory settings.
Explains the two-layer structure (Class and Item) of the function table.
Describes the display elements and keys used in the function table mode.
Sets response sensitivity for weight fluctuations (FAST/SLOW).
Controls width for regarding a weight as stable, influencing Auto print mode.
Enables weighing of moving objects like animals.
Outputs data when PRINT key is pressed with stabilization indicator on.
Outputs data when stable and specific conditions are met.
Stream mode outputs data continuously; Key Mode C outputs when stable.
Standard format for peripheral equipment receiving A&D data.
Format suitable for peripherals printing received data as is.
Karl-Fischer moisture meter format for specific peripheral communication.
MT format for other manufacturers; NU format for numerical data.
Displays weight relative to capacity in percentage.
Enables statistical calculation of weight data.
Procedure to confirm or change the current date.
Guide to selecting comparator modes based on weighing conditions.
Procedure to input or adjust the upper limit value for comparison.
Procedure to input or adjust the lower limit value for comparison.
Instructions for setting a unique ID number for GLP/GMP compliance.
Details parameters for GLP/GMP report output and related notes.
Provides printout examples for calibration reports using external weights.
Shows printout examples for calibration test reports.
Instructions for using the underhook for magnetic materials or density measurement.
Guide to setting an arbitrary coefficient for unit conversion.
Describes possible settings for limiting balance usage and preventing tampering.
Explains administrator and user login levels and their access privileges.
Procedure for requiring password input at the start of weighing.
Procedure for requiring administrator login to change settings.
Details transmission system, form, rate, and data format for RS-232C communication.
Pin assignments for the D-Sub 9-pin connector on the balance.
Instructions for connecting and configuring the AD-8127/AD-8126 printers.
Details parameters and DIP switch settings for the AD-8121B printer.
Explains the RsCom and RsKey communication methods within WinCT.
Lists commands used to query weight data from the balance.
Lists commands used to control balance operations.
Explains acknowledge codes and error codes transmitted by the balance.
Illustrates examples of R and CAL commands with balance responses.
Instructions for cleaning the balance main unit and weighing pan.
Specific precautions for cleaning waterproof models to maintain performance.
Steps to check balance repeatability and linearity.
Verifying the environment for vibration, drafts, and magnetic fields.
Troubleshooting sample-related issues like static or temperature.
Details the USB interface for transmitting weight data to a computer.
Explains connecting the balance to a LAN for data management.
Information on the rechargeable battery unit for portable use.
Details the FXi-10 small breeze break for standard beakers.
Describes the FXi-12 pan for weighing small animals.
Details the compact impact printer for balance connectivity.
Analyzer for checking repeatability, minimum value, and environmental support.
Logger for temperature, humidity, pressure, vibration, and weighing data.
Connects balance RS-232C to Ethernet (LAN) for network management.
Adds COM port to PC, enabling bi-directional communication via USB.
Table designed to minimize weighing errors caused by floor vibrations.
Protects balance from air currents, reducing weighing errors.
Eliminates static electricity to prevent weighing errors during measurement.
Details the waterproof RS-232C cable for balance connectivity.
Connects PC wirelessly to balance via Bluetooth.
Connects printer wirelessly to balance via Bluetooth.
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