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RADWAG AS series

RADWAG AS series
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User manual no.:
LMI-31-08/04/13/ENG
Analytical balances
AS/X
series
BALANCES AND SCALES
RADWAG 26 600 Radom, Bracka 28, POLAND
Phone: +48 (0-48) 38 48 800, fax. +48 (0-48) 385 00 10
export@radwag.com
www.radwag.com

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RADWAG AS series Specifications

General IconGeneral
DisplayLCD with backlight
Maximum CapacityVaries by model
ReadabilityVaries by model
Pan SizeVaries by model
CalibrationInternal or external, depending on model
Stabilization Time≤ 3 seconds
InterfaceRS232, USB
Repeatability (Standard deviation)Varies by model
LinearityVaries by model
Net WeightVaries by model
Protection ClassIP 43

Summary

1. UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLING

1.1. Balance ASX series

Carefully remove the balance from its packaging and assemble its components as specified.

2. STARTUP

2.2. Leveling

Procedure for leveling the balance using adjusting feet for accuracy.

3. APPLICATION

5. USER MENU

P8 Working modes

5.1. Moving through the menu

6. WEIGHING

6.1. User log in

9-1. Password protection - menu content

7. ADJUSTMENT

Types of adjustment

Internal automatic, manual internal, and external weight adjustment methods.

7.1. Internal automatic adjustment

Process and triggers for the balance's internal automatic calibration.

Automatic adjustment settings

01 Internal automatic adjustment

Description of the fully automated internal adjustment process.

02 External adjustment

Procedure for calibration using an external weight.

03 User adjustment

Procedure for calibration using a user-specified weight.

04 Adjustment test

7.2. Adjustment test

7.3. Manual adjustment

7.3.1. Internal adjustment

Step-by-step guide for performing manual internal adjustment.

7.3.2. External adjustment

Procedure for performing external adjustment using mass standards.

7.3.3. User adjustment

7.4. Adjustment report printout

8. DETERMINING CONTENT OF A PRINTOUT FOR GLP PROCEDURES

10. SETTING BALANCE OPERATING PARAMETERS

10.1. Filter settings

Adjusting filter sensitivity based on ambient conditions.

10.4. Autozero function

10.7. Air buoyancy correction

10.7.3. Determining the coefficient value for known density of air and weighed sample

10.7.4. Coefficient determining process using a set of mass standards

10.8. Operating conditions

11. RS 232 FUNCTIONS

14 Password protection

16. WORKING MODES

16.1. Parts counting of the same mass

Methods for parts counting: inserting part mass, determining part mass, or selecting from database.

16.1.2. Counting by determining mass of a single part from a standard quantity

16.2. Checkweighing

16.3. Filling (dosing)

16.4. Percent setup

16.5. Animal weighing

16.6. Density determination of solids and liquids

16.7. Formulation

16.8. Statistics

16.9. Calibration of pipettes

17. PRINTOUTS

18. COOPERATION WITH A PRINTER OR A COMPUTER

19. COOPERATION WITH A CITIZEN LABEL PRINTER

20. COOPERATION WITH EPSON RECEIPT PRINTER

21. UNDER HOOK WEIGHING

23. LIST OF COMMANDS COMPUTER - BALANCE

24. TECHNICAL DATA

24.1. Balance ASX series

Detailed table of specifications for each AS/X model.

25. ERROR MESSAGES

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