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General| Readability | 0.1 g |
|---|---|
| Housing material | Plastic |
| Material | Plastic |
| Display | LCD |
| Reproducibility | 0.1 g |
| Weighing units | g, kg, lb, oz |
Details the types of balances covered by this instruction manual.
Presents detailed technical specifications for various KERN balance models.
Declares conformity with EU directives and standards for the electronic balance.
Specifies the proper and intended use of the balance for determining material weight.
Details prohibited uses and potential damages to the balance.
Outlines conditions under which the product guarantee is invalidated.
Emphasizes reading operating instructions before installation and commissioning.
States that only trained staff should operate and maintain the device.
Instructions for checking packaging and device for damage upon delivery.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal location to ensure reliable weighing results.
Procedure for carefully removing the balance from its packaging.
Describes the components of the balance and how to assemble them.
Instructions for positioning and adjusting the windshield for specific balance models.
Details the versatile weighing programs and basic production features of the KERN series.
Illustrates and labels the various parts and interfaces of the balance.
Lists the standard accessories included with the balance upon purchase.
Information on using the correct external power adaptor and voltage compliance.
Guidelines for connecting external equipment like printers or PCs to the balance.
Procedure for initial setup, including warm-up time for stabilization.
Explains the necessity and process of adjusting the balance for local gravity.
Step-by-step guide for performing external calibration using the Intelligent Calibration Mode.
Procedure for external calibration using a user-defined weight.
Instructions for internal calibration using the built-in calibration weight (ARJ/PRJ models).
Details automatic calibration triggered by time or temperature changes (ARJ/PRJ models).
Information on balances meeting EU regulations for verification and their implications.
Illustrates the location of verification safety seals on ARJ/PRJ models.
Procedure for weighing objects that cannot be placed on the scale using suspended weighing.
Steps to turn on the balance and initiate the self-diagnosis process.
Configuration and function of the automatic standby mode for energy saving.
Explains the purpose of the configuration and application menus.
Guides on how to access the configuration and application menus.
Details the navigation and operation within the balance's menu system.
Identifies the keys on the multifunctional control panel and their roles.
Describes the function of keys and symbols when the balance is in weighing mode.
Explains the function of keys and symbols during programming or configuration.
Details the structure and information presented on the balance's two-line display.
Explains the use of the info-line and function keys for program control.
Illustrates the display output and function key usage within the statistics program.
Describes password protection levels to prevent unintentional menu changes.
Explains how to activate and use the anti-theft code for security.
Outlines the main paths and definable functions within the configuration menu.
Provides steps to change the display language of the balance.
Information on setting the balance's basic configuration (factory, user, store).
Guide to selecting and displaying measurement results in various weight units.
Details how to configure automatic and manual printout settings and formats.
Explains the different calibration modes: external, internal, and automatic.
Configures settings like floating display, stability, and auto-standby for weighing.
Configures serial interface parameters for connecting peripheral devices.
Instructions for setting the date and time on the balance (PRJ and ARJ models).
Details how to set and manage password protection for menus.
Explains the activation and usage of the anti-theft encoding feature.
Outlines the main paths for selecting and customizing working programs.
Lists available applications and how to select a desired weighing program.
Configures multiple units for displaying weighing results in the 'UNITS' application.
Guides on setting reference quantities for counting uniform items.
Details how to set reference weight for percentage weighing calculations.
Configures custom calculations by assigning names, factors, and units.
Allows conversion of paper weights to 'Grammes per square meter'.
Enables summing individual weighings, taring before each measurement.
Allows summing individual weighings without taring before each measurement.
Configures settings for accurately weighing living animals, averaging results.
Configures modes and parameters for determining the density of solids and liquids.
Configures data collection for statistics: mode, collection, timebase, and number.
Sets nominal weight and limits for checking if values are within tolerances.
Explains how to initiate the tare process for zeroing the balance.
Describes how to start the calibration process using the CAL key.
Details printing individual values, reports, status, and application setup.
Explains how to switch between different active applications on the balance.
Configures interface settings for data transfer: handshake, baud rate, and parity.
Illustrates standard duplex connection methods for peripherals.
Explains the ASCII code structure used for data transfer from the balance.
Lists available commands for controlling the balance remotely via an interface.
Provides practical examples of remote control commands and their effects.
Demonstrates how to modify settings like language and weight units in the configuration menu.
Provides practical steps to adjust print parameters like auto-start and mode.
Step-by-step guide to activating and setting password protection for menus.
Demonstrates how to navigate and select specific applications like 'COUNT'.
Practical example showing how to set up and use the parts counting function.
Practical guide for setting up and storing data for statistical analysis.
Details settings for floating display and stability control based on location quality.
Explains methods for determining density of solids and liquids using the 'Density' program.
Visual representation of the configuration menu paths and functions.
Diagram showing the organization of the application menu and its sub-menus.
Instructions for safely cleaning the balance, including precautions.
Guidelines for authorized servicing and maintenance of the balance.
Information on the proper disposal of the balance and packaging according to regulations.
Lists common faults, their possible causes, and initial troubleshooting steps.
Provides a table of specific faults, their causes, and recommended corrections.
