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Default Chapter1
- User Manual1
- Table of Contents3
1 General Information7
- Dimensions7
- Connectors9
- Connection Cables - Diagrams9
- Intended Use9
- Precautions9
- Warranty Conditions10
- Supervision over Metrological Parameters10
- User Manual Significance10
- Balance User Training10
2 Transport and Storage11
- Delivery Checklist11
- Package11
3 Unpacking and Installation11
- Place of Use and Assembling11
- Standard Delivery Components List11
- Settings14
- Maintenance Activities14
- Powering the Device17
- Temperature Stabilisation Time17
- Connecting Additional Hardware17
4 Start-Up18
5 Keyboard - Buttons Functions18
6 Weighing Mode Home Screen19
7 Operating Balance Menu19
- Entering Balance Menu20
- Screen Scrolling20
- Soft Keys List20
- Runnining Software Functions21
- Return to Weighing Mode22
- Buttons, Labels and Text Fields Configuration22
8 Weighing Operation34
- Good Weighing Practice35
- Logging35
- Units36
- Weighing Unit Selection36
- Weighing Units Accessibility37
- Start Unit Selection37
- User-Defined Unit38
- Balance Zeroing38
- Balance Taring38
- WEIGHING Mode Settings40
- Proximity Sensors42
- Autotare42
- Print Mode43
- Minimum Sample Weight44
- Cooperation with Titrators46
- Dual Range Balances and Weighing46
9 Miscellaneous Parameters47
10 Adjustment51
- Internal Adjustment51
- External Adjustment52
- User Adjustment52
- Adjustment Test52
- Automatic Adjustment52
- Automatic Adjustment Time53
- Report Printout53
11 Determining Printout Content53
- Adjustment Report53
- Header, Footer, GLP Printouts54
- Non-Standard Printouts57
  - Inserting Texts57
- Variables60
12 Working Modes - General Information61
- Working Modes Accessibility62
- Running Working Mode62
- Parameters Related to a Working Mode62
13 Parts Counting63
- Supplementary Settings for Parts Counting Mode63
- Parts Counting - Quick Access Keys64
- Setting Reference Mass by Entering Determined Part Mass64
- Setting Reference Mass by Determining Part Mass65
- Acquiring Part Mass from a Database66
- Parts Counting Procedure67
14 Checkweighing67
- Supplementary Settings for Checkweighing Mode68
- Checkweighing - Quick Access Keys68
- Making Use of Checkweighoing Thresholds68
15 Dosing69
- Supplementary Settings for Dosing Mode70
- Dosing - Quick Access Keys70
- Making Use of Products Database for Dosing Operation70
16 Percent Weighing71
- Supplementary Settings for Percent Weighing Mode72
- Percent Weighing - Quick Access Keys72
- Comparison of Sample to Reference Mass72
17 Density of Solids74
- Supplementary Settings for Solids Density Mode77
- Solids Density - Quick Access Keys77
- Solids Density Determination77
18 Density of Liquids79
- Supplementary Settings for Liquids Density Mode80
- Liquids Density - Quick Access Keys80
- Liquids Density Determination80
19 Animal Weighing81
- Supplementary Settings for Animal Weighing Mode82
- Animal Weighing - Quick Access Keys83
20 Statistics84
- Supplementary Settings for Statistics Mode84
- Statistics - Quick Access Keys84
- Parameters for Series of Measurement84
21 Peak Hold85
- Supplementary Settings for Peak Hold Mode86
- Peak Hold - Quick Access Keys86
- Means of Operation86
22 Formulations87
- Supplementary Settings for Formulations Mode88
- Formulations - Quick Access Keys88
- Adding Formulation to Formulations Database88
- Using Formulations for Weighing90
- Performed Formulations Report95
23 Databases97
- Database Connected Operations97
- Products98
- Operators99
- Packaging99
- Customers100
- Formulations100
- Formulations Reports100
- Ambient Conditions101
- Weighing Records101
- Alibi101
24 Communication103
- RS 232 Ports Setting103
- ETHERNET Port Settings103
- Wi-Fi Port Settings103
- Porty USB106
25 Peripheral Devices109
- Computer109
- Printer110
- Record of Measurement Data Onto a USB Flash Drive112
- Additional Display114
- Barcode Reader114
- External Buttons115
- Ambient Conditions Module115
26 Ambient Conditions116
27 Communication Protocol118
- List of Commands118
- Response Format119
- Manual Printout / Automatic Printout129
28 Peripheral Devices130
29 Error Messages130
30 Additional Equipment131
31 Balance Data131

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