What does excess characters error mean on A&D GX-300 Scales?
An excess characters error on A&D Scales means the balance received excessive characters in a command. Confirm the command to resolve this issue.
How to fix stability error on A&D GX-300?
A stability error on A&D Scales typically arises from environmental factors. To resolve this, prevent any vibration, drafts, temperature changes, static electricity, and magnetic fields around the scales. You can also adapt the balance to the environment.
What causes calibration weight error on A&D GX-300 Scales?
A calibration weight error on A&D Scales occurs when the calibration weight is either too heavy or too light. Confirm the correct calibration weight value. Press the CAL key to return to the weighing mode.
Why am I getting a communications error on my A&D GX-300 Scales?
A communications error on A&D Scales indicates a protocol error during communication. To fix this, confirm the correct format, baud rate, and parity settings.
What to do if A&D GX-300 show weighing pan error?
If your A&D Scales display a weighing pan error, ensure that the weighing pan is correctly installed. After confirming its installation, calibrate the balance.
What does timeout error mean on A&D GX-300?
A timeout error on A&D Scales means the balance didn't receive the next character of a command within one second. Confirm the communication to resolve this.
What to do when A&D GX-300 Scales memory is full?
If the memory of your A&D Scales is full, delete data in memory to store new data.
How to resolve undefined command error on A&D Scales?
To resolve an undefined command error on A&D Scales, confirm the command you are trying to execute.
What causes automatic response adjustment zero error on A&D GX-300?
The automatic response adjustment zero error on A&D Scales indicates that there is something on the pan. Clear the pan and press the CAL key to return to the weighing mode.
How to fix clock battery error on A&D GX-300?
If your A&D Scales display a clock battery error, it means the clock backup battery has been depleted. Press any key and set the time and date to resolve this.
Highlights key features like built-in calibration, automatic self-calibration, data memory, and GLP output.
Step-by-step guide to installing the balance, including leveling, connecting the adapter, and warm-up.
Guidelines for optimal balance performance, including environment, leveling, power, and initial calibration.
Important considerations during weighing, such as static electricity, magnetic materials, temperature differences, and handling.
Step-by-step guide for basic weighing, including taring, placing samples, and reading values.
Explains how to use the counting mode, including storing sample unit mass and using ACAI for accuracy.
Details how to use the percent mode for target weighing or sample variability checks.
Explains automatic adjustment for environment influence and balance performance self-checking.
Details automatic calibration due to temperature changes and how it functions.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the balance using its built-in internal mass.
Instructions for calibrating the balance using an external weight, including usable weights.
Explains how to correct the internal mass value to conform to an external weight.
Provides detailed descriptions for parameters within the Environment, Comparator, and Data output classes.
Details how to set up the comparator function for checking weighing data against limits.
Comprehensive list of commands for querying data, controlling the balance, and managing memory.
Guides on verifying balance operation, repeatability, and environmental suitability.
Lists and explains various error codes displayed by the balance and their causes.
General| Capacity | 310 g |
|---|---|
| Readability | 0.001 g |
| Repeatability (σ) | 0.001 g |
| Linearity | ±0.002 g |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
| Power Source | AC adapter (included) |
| Interface | RS-232C |
| Calibration | External calibration |
| Display | Vacuum Fluorescent Display |
| Units of Measurement | g, oz, ozt, ct, mom, dwt, % |
| Pan Size | 128 mm (diameter) |
| Stabilization Time | 1.5 seconds (typical) |
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