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General| Capacity | 40 kg |
|---|---|
| Readability | 0.1 g |
| Power Supply | AC adapter (included) |
| Display | Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) |
| Interface | RS-232C |
| Repeatability (σ) | 0.1 g |
| Linearity | ±0.2 g |
| Calibration | External calibration |
| Auto Power Off | Yes |
| Units | g, kg, oz, lb |
| Stabilization Time | 1.5 seconds |
Describes the manual's structure, covering basic operation, environment adaptation, functions, and maintenance.
Highlights key features like large display, IP65 rating, built-in calibration, automatic calibration, and high response speed.
Details compliance with FCC rules and EMC directives for radio interference suppression.
Instructions on carefully unpacking the precision instrument and verifying contents.
Step-by-step guide for installing the balance, including leveling and AC adapter connection.
Essential installation and environmental guidelines for optimal performance and accurate weighing.
Important considerations during operation, such as static electricity and magnetic materials.
Guidelines for handling the balance after operation, including cleaning and avoiding immersion.
Information regarding the AC adapter connection and balance standby mode.
Explanation of balance display indicators and the function of each key.
Details on the dual-range feature allowing weighing in precision range regardless of tare.
Lists all available weighing units and modes, including grams, kilograms, and specialized units.
Procedure for selecting and storing desired units and modes in the function table.
Standard procedure for weighing samples in kilogram mode, including taring and stabilization.
Method for determining the number of objects based on a standard sample unit mass.
Utilizing the balance to display weight as a percentage against a reference mass.
Weighing moving objects like animals by displaying an average weight value.
Function to add weighing data and display the total accumulated value.
Automatically adjusts response based on environment and performs a self-check.
Allows manual adjustment of the balance's response rate for optimal stability.
Overview of calibration types: automatic, internal mass, and external weight calibration.
Balance automatically calibrates when ambient temperature changes are detected.
Simple calibration procedure using the balance's built-in calibration weight.
Procedure for calibrating the balance using an external calibration weight.
Tests the balance's weighing accuracy using an external weight without performing calibration.
Method to correct the internal mass value to conform to an external weight.
Protects balance parameters from unintentional changes using five switches.
Resets all balance parameters to their factory default settings.
Explains the two-layer structure (Class and Item) of the function table.
Describes the display symbols and keys used for navigating the function table.
Detailed explanation of parameters within the function table, covering environment and display settings.
Details on parameters like condition, stability band width, and hold function.
Configuration options for data output modes: key mode, auto print, and stream mode.
Explanation of various data output formats like A&D standard and DP format.
Details on adding ID number, data number, date, time, and comparison results to output.
Illustrative examples of data output formats for stable, unstable, and overload conditions.
Instructions for setting and confirming the balance's internal clock and calendar.
Guides on setting comparator modes, upper/lower limits, and reference values.
How to include comparison results (HI, OK, LO) in the data output.
Enables visual display of comparison results on the main screen.
Procedure for assigning a unique ID number to the balance for GLP reporting.
Details on setting parameters to output GLP reports for calibration and test data.
General notes and prerequisites for using the data memory function effectively.
Information on storing weighing data, including capacity and operating modes.
How to store and transmit calibration and calibration test data.
Storing and recalling unit mass values for the counting mode.
Storing and recalling upper and lower limit values for comparator functions.
Procedure for storing and recalling tare values for weighing operations.
Fast recall of comparator settings or tare values using quick selection.
Mode for confirming and storing recalled data like unit mass, comparator settings, or tare value.
Function to convert weighing data into a custom unit using an arbitrary coefficient.
Process for calculating the density of solids using weights in air and liquid.
Details on RS-232C serial interface and external contact input pin assignments.
Configuration settings required for connecting and using the AD-8121B printer.
Guidelines for connecting the balance to a personal computer via RS-232C interface.
Information on using WinCT software for PC communication and data transfer.
Capabilities of WinCT software, including data analysis, control, and GLP reporting.
Comprehensive list of commands for querying data and controlling the balance.
Explanation of acknowledge codes and error codes received from the balance.
Details on controlling communication flow using CTS and RTS signals.
Configuration of RS-232C functions, including data output and serial interface settings.
Guidelines for balance care, cleaning, and handling of internal mass.
Steps to diagnose performance issues by checking balance, environment, and weighing method.
List and explanation of various error codes displayed by the balance.
Instructions on when and how to contact the dealer for service or repair.
Detailed technical specifications including weighing capacity, display, accuracy, and dimensions.
Diagrams showing the physical dimensions of the balance unit and display.
Information on available optional accessories like printers, output modules, and adapters.
Glossary of technical terms and an index for quick reference.
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