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General| Manufacturer | Mettler Toledo |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Varies by model |
| Interface | RS232 |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Platform Size | Varies by model |
| Units of Measurement | g, kg, lb, oz |
General introduction to METTLER TOLEDO AG balances, highlighting ease of operation and compact design.
Details common features like rugged construction, integrated draft shield, ergonomic operation, and advanced functions.
Explains symbols used in the manual for key designations, actions, and display representations.
Provides essential safety directions for problem-free operation, including location, power supply, and handling precautions.
Guides the user through unpacking the balance and verifying all standard accessories are present.
Advises on choosing an optimum location for the balance, emphasizing firm, vibration-free, and draft-free environments.
Explains the process of leveling the balance using the leveling feet to ensure accurate and reproducible weighing results.
Details connecting the balance to the power supply using the AC adapter and mentions the optional PowerPack.
Instructs on attaching the short-form operating instructions sticker to the balance for quick reference.
Explains the necessity of calibration for accuracy and the different adjustment possibilities (internal/external weights).
Describes how to switch the balance on and off, and its standby mode operation.
Explains how to configure the draft shield doors for individual needs and different types of loading.
Details the process of taring the balance to zero out the weight of a container.
Outlines the basic two steps for performing a simple weighing operation.
Explains how to adjust readability to speed up the weighing process.
Describes how to switch between different preselected weighing units.
Explains the dual-range functionality of specific AG models, including the fine range.
Details the DeltaRange function for enhanced readability in a movable fine range.
Covers how to print or transfer weighing results to an attached device.
Introduces the balance's menu system for adapting settings and activating functions.
Explains how to navigate and select options within the balance's menu system.
Describes how to reset all menu settings back to the factory default.
Outlines the options for performing calibration and accuracy tests with internal or external weights.
Details how to enable or disable automatic adjustment prompts based on ambient conditions.
Explains how to assign a function (e.g., Piece Counting) to a keystroke for quick access.
Describes how to adjust the vibration adapter to match ambient conditions for optimal performance.
Explains how to adapt the balance to different weighing types like absolute weighing or fine dispensing.
Details how to set repeatability to influence the stability detection time for faster results.
Allows the user to define the primary unit for displaying weighing results.
Allows the user to define a secondary unit for displaying weighing results.
Explains how to enable or disable automatic zero-point correction for drift or contamination.
Allows setting a time for the balance to automatically shut down or enter standby mode.
Configures how the balance starts up, either quickly from standby or with a display test.
Allows enabling or disabling the display of icons on the balance screen.
Covers saving current menu settings or printing them to a printer.
Guides on using the piece counting function to count items based on a reference weight.
Explains how to perform percent weighing and determine deviations from a target value.
Details the formulation function for weighing and totalizing multiple components.
Explains how to weigh unstable samples by averaging readings over a time period.
Describes how to use the hanger for weighing items suspended below the balance.
Details the process of calibrating the balance using its built-in internal weight.
Guides on calibrating the balance using external weights, including selecting the weight.
Explains how to perform accuracy tests using internal or external weights.
Addresses common problems like unstable or inaccurate measurements and their causes.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and rectification steps.
Provides instructions for simple and thorough cleaning of the balance.
Explains the LocalCAN interface for connecting peripherals and its features.
Lists power supply, fusing, ambient conditions, and standard equipment for AG balances.
Displays detailed dimensional drawings of the AG balance.
Lists available optional equipment for AG balances, such as printers and cables.
Presents a flowchart illustrating the balance's menu structure and options.
Provides a comprehensive table for converting between various weight units.
Explains the importance of SOPs and outlines areas of responsibility for their generation.
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