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General| Brand | Mettler Toledo |
|---|---|
| Model | Excellence Plus HX204 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols and text conventions used in the manual.
Defines signal words (WARNING, CAUTION, ATTENTION, NOTE) and warning symbols.
Provides general safety information, intended use, and limitations for the instrument.
Details safety precautions for personnel operating the instrument and required protective clothing.
Details precautions for handling flammable, toxic, corrosive, or explosive substances.
Provides an overview of the instrument's components and layout.
Details the components and external connectors on the back of the drying unit.
Describes the connections and interfaces at the terminal (input/output unit).
Identifies and explains the function of the keys on the instrument's terminal.
Explains the functions and operation of the touch-sensitive WVGA monitor.
Describes the main home screen and its accessible menu items.
Explains status message icons, title bar icons, and action bar buttons.
Explains how to use dialogs for entering text, numbers, and values.
Explains the elements of simple list views, including content title, area, and scrollbar.
Describes the work screen used for performing main tasks like measurements.
Shows graphical views of single measurements and series of measurements.
Lists the standard accessories included with the Moisture Analyzer.
Provides guidelines for selecting an optimal and safe location for the instrument.
Explains how to open and close the sample chamber using the designated key.
Details how to connect the instrument to the power supply and the terminal.
Guides on setting up the drying unit, including placing the draft shield and pan holder.
Explains the procedure for leveling the drying unit to ensure accuracy.
Covers adjusting the terminal angle and mentions the anti-theft slot.
Details how to set the instrument's date, time, and country during initial operation.
Explains the necessity and types of adjustments for accurate results.
Guides on installing the RHT sensor for humidity and temperature detection.
Guides the user through performing their first measurement, including method creation and sample handling.
Allows defining basic settings for each user, stored in the user profile.
Defines basic system settings like date, time, country, and peripherals.
Manages settings for identifications and print/export operations.
Configures settings for instrument adjustment and periodic tests to ensure accuracy.
Manages user accounts, groups, and their access rights for instrument security.
Manages system data, including export, import, backup, and resetting.
Allows selection of preferred display and keyboard languages, and configuration of display brightness/color.
Controls audible feedback and manages user passwords for security.
Configures date, time, country, and connected peripherals like printers.
Sets default languages and screen appearance for the instrument.
Allows entering optional company information for printouts and reports.
Guides on adjusting touch screen sensitivity if alignment issues occur.
Manages network connections, including host name and Ethernet/WLAN settings.
Defines how identifications are used to comment and allocate measurements.
Configures settings for printouts and data export operations.
Details menu options for defining parameters related to instrument adjustment and testing.
Manages user accounts, groups, and their access rights for instrument security.
Sets the default startup user for instrument login.
Enables creating system recovery points and restoring the system from backups.
Resets the instrument to factory settings and provides update instructions.
Allows adjusting the instrument's balance and heating module for accurate measurements.
Guides on adjusting the balance using built-in weights.
Explains how to adjust the balance using an external weight, recommending certified weights.
Details the procedure for adjusting the heating module's temperature control.
Provides examples of printouts for weight and temperature adjustments.
Allows checking the balance and heating module adjustments.
Guides on testing the balance using the built-in weight.
Explains how to test the balance using an external weight.
Guides on testing the heating module's temperature control.
Explains how to perform a SmartCal test to verify the instrument's operation.
Shows examples of printouts for weight and temperature tests.
Records and displays all test or adjustment operations performed on the instrument.
Defines key parameters for measuring specific samples, including drying program, display mode, and start weight.
Covers creating, editing, copying, and removing measurement methods.
Allows selection of predefined drying programs and setting temperature and switch-off criteria.
Configures the gentle drying program with a ramp time for samples prone to skin formation.
Allows defining stepwise drying with different temperatures and switch-off criteria for multi-component samples.
Defines criteria for ending drying or starting the next step, ensuring repeatable measurements.
Delays switch-off criterion and selects result display types.
Defines start weight and tolerance to improve measurement repeatability and accuracy.
Configures parameters for result interpretation, including control limits and resolution.
Sets warning and intervention limits for quality and process monitoring.
Adjusts the readability of the built-in analytical balance for precise moisture determination.
Allows multiplying results by a factor and applying an offset for corrected final results.
Defines the workflow for measurements, including starting mode and preheating.
Selects whether the sample chamber operates automatically or manually.
Activates preheating of the sample chamber to improve result reproducibility and accuracy.
Defines general properties of a method, such as its name.
Guides on testing method settings during definition phase to select suitable switch-off criteria.
Helps save time in method development by automatically establishing an appropriate switch-off criterion.
Guides the user on how to perform measurements and stop the process.
Explains how to use the weighing-in aid for samples requiring a specific target weight.
Allows users to create and manage shortcuts for starting frequently used methods from the home screen.
Allows managing and evaluating measurement results, including graphical representations.
Explains how to view results in lists, journals, charts, and graphics for analysis.
Illustrates examples of standard and short measurement printouts based on selected settings.
Details how to export results to external storage devices or servers in CSV or PDF format.
Explains how to export multiple results in summary or detailed formats.
Shows examples of PDF single result and summary result exports.
Provides instructions for cleaning the instrument components, including the heating module and terminal.
Details how to remove and clean parts of the sample chamber.
Guides on cleaning the protective glass and reflector of the heating module.
Explains how to clean the fan grill and maintain the dust filter.
Guides on how to replace the power line fuse if the instrument display remains dark.
Provides instructions for proper disposal of the instrument according to WEEE directive.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and rectification steps.
Explains status icons displayed in the status bar, indicating instrument conditions or issues.
Provides countermeasures for common symptoms like dark display, unresponsive keys, or incorrect printouts.
Lists overall technical specifications for the drying unit, balance, and materials.
Provides dimensional drawings and measurements for the drying unit and terminal.
Details specifications for the RS232C, USB Host, and USB Device interfaces.
Lists various country-specific power cables and interface connection cables.
Lists printers and their associated consumables like paper rolls and ribbon cartridges.
Lists various types of sample pans, including aluminum and stainless steel options.
Lists certified adjustment weights and SmartCal reference substances.
Lists accessories for mounting the terminal and printers.
Lists common spare parts for the instrument, such as pan handlers and draft shields.
Provides important information on optimizing measurement results and instrument settings.
Explains the thermogravimetric principle behind the Halogen Moisture Analyzer.
Discusses the importance and procedure for adjusting the balance and heating module.
Emphasizes the importance of sample preparation for measurement speed and quality.
Provides recommended settings for strip printers.
Guides on installing the necessary USB driver for PC communication.
Lists third-party software notices and license terms included with the product.
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