RADWAG AS series User Manual

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10.7.1. Means of operation
The software enables two means of using the air buoyancy correction.
1. By inserting to balance memory known value of air density and known density
value of weighed sample.
After inserting these values the application automatically calculates correction
factor for measured mass and after re-calculation of sample mass displays correct
mass value. In order to avoid any errors, the re-calculated mass is proceeded by
and exclamation mark (!) on the display and on a printout.
2. By semi-automatic determining density of the air and inserting the known density
value of weighed sample.
Determining air density requires applying a set of two mass standards, where one
of them is made of stainless steel, and the other of aluminum. Based on mass
indications for both mass standards, the software automatically calculates the air
density which has to be saved in balance memory (by pressing Enter key). Then
insert density value of the weighed sample to balance memory.
After inserting these values the application automatically calculates correction
factor for measured mass and after re-calculation of sample mass displays correct
mass value.
As in previous case the re-calculated mass is proceeded by and exclamation
mark (!) on the display and on a printout.
The air buoyancy correction mode is enabled or disabled in the user menu.
The mode can operate together with other working modes, like checkweighing, dosing,
etc.).
10.7.2. Activating air buoyancy correction
Fig. 23-1. Balance menu – enabling air buoyancy correction

RADWAG AS series Specifications

General

Display	LCD with backlight
Maximum Capacity	Varies by model
Readability	Varies by model
Pan Size	Varies by model
Calibration	Internal or external, depending on model
Stabilization Time	≤ 3 seconds
Interface	RS232, USB
Repeatability (Standard deviation)	Varies by model
Linearity	Varies by model
Net Weight	Varies by model
Protection Class	IP 43