RADWAG PS 1200.R2

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17.4.1. Setting a target weight by entering values

Procedure:

• Press one of the F buttons, to which the function <ENTER SAMPLE>

is assigned,

and the editing window <ENTER SAMPLE> is displayed

• Use the arrow buttons to enter the target weight

• Confirm the inserted target weight by pressing button,

• The software automatically sets tolerance of target mass dosing.

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- Table of Contents3
1 Technical Data7
- Connection Ports11
- PS R2.H Series11
2 Basic Information14
- Intended Use14
- Inappropriate Use14
- Warranty14
- Monitoring the Metrological Parameters of the Instrument15
- Data Included in this User Manual15
- Staff Training15
3 Transport and Storage15
- Delivery Check15
- Packaging15
4 Unpacking, Assembling and Start-Up16
- Assembling and Place of Use16
- Unpacking17
- Levelling22
- Cleaning22
- Plugging to Mains27
- Connecting Additional Equipment27
5 Basic Functions28
6 Keyboard29
7 Start-Up30
- Connecting Peripheral Devices30
- Balance Temperature Stabilisation Period30
8 User Menu31
- Moving through User Menu31
9 Logging in34
10 Weighing36
- Required Weighing Procedures36
- Zeroing38
- Taring38
- Settings for Mode <WEIGHING40
- Setting Level of Filtering41
- Value Release41
- Autozero Function42
- Displaying the Last Digit42
- Balance Ambient Conditions43
- Autotare43
- Printing Mode44
- Temporary Measuring Unit46
- Start-Up Measuring Unit46
- Availability of Measuring Units47
- User Unit48
- Information49
- Non-Standard Information50
- F Button Shortcuts51
- Dual Range Balance (NPS 200/2000.R2)52
11 Other Parameters53
- Available Menu Languages53
- Access Levels53
- Beep' Sound - Reaction on Pressing Function Button53
- Backlight and Adjusting Display Brightness54
- Date54
- Time54
- Date Format54
- Time Format55
- GLP Autotest55
12 Information about the Balance57
13 Balance Adjustment58
- Internal Adjustment59
- Menu Adjustment Settings60
- Manual Adjustment63
- Adjustment Report Printout65
14 Determining Content of a Prinout66
- Adjustment Report66
- Header Printout68
- Measurement Result Printout - GLP PRINTOUT70
- Footer Printout72
- Non-Standard Printouts74
  - Inserting Texts74
- Variables77
15 Database78
- Users78
- Products81
- Tares82
- Weighments83
- Alibi86
16 Export and Import of Database88
- Export Database89
- Import Database90
- Measurement Data Print-Out90
17 Balance Working Modes92
- Setup for Availability of Working Modes93
- Counting Parts of the same Mass94
- Checkweighing100
  - Declaration of Mass Thresholds101
- Dosing103
  - Setting a Target Weight by Entering Values104
  - Returning to the Weighing Mode106
- Deviations % against the Mass of the Standard106
- Animal Weighing109
- Density of Solids114
  - Density Determination of Solids117
- Density of Liquid121
  - Density of Liquids Determination121
- Statistics124
- Totalising129
  - Means of Operation130
  - Returning to the Weighing Mode133
- Peak Hold133
  - Means of Operation134
  - Returning to the Weighing Mode135
- Pipettes Calibration136
18 Communication142
- RS 232 Ports Settings142
- WIFI Port Settings143
19 Peripherals145
- Computer145
- Printer147
- Bar Code Reader149
- Additional Display149
- External Buttons150
20 Working with External Devices such as Printer or152
- Computer152
- Cable Pinout Diagram153
- Format of Data Setting154
- Format of Data Sent on Pressing of PRINT Button154
  - Format of Data Sent as Response for Commands Generated from a Computer154
21 Communication Protocol156
- List of Commands156
- Responses Format for Commands Sent from Computer Level157
- Commands Description157
22 Error Messages162
23 Under Hook Weighing163
24 Additional Equipment164
- Anti-Vibration Table164
- Rack for under Hook Weighing164
- Density Determination Kit (for Solids and Liquids)164
- Additional Display164

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