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Sartorius Basic Series User Manual

Sartorius Basic Series
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Sartorius
Basic Series
Electronic Analytical and Precision Balances
Installation and Operating Instructions

Questions and Answers:

Sartorius Basic Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
DisplayLCD
CalibrationExternal
Housing MaterialPlastic
Power SourceAC Adapter
InterfaceRS-232
DimensionsVaries depending on model
WeightVaries depending on model

Summary

Installation Instructions

Placement Precautions

Guidelines for selecting an appropriate location, avoiding heat, vibrations, drafts, and corrosive environments.

Important Note on Connections

Advice on safely connecting and disconnecting external devices to the balance interface connector.

Starting Up the Sartorius B 120S Balance

Component Installation and Power Connection

Steps for installing components in the weighing chamber and connecting the AC adapter.

Leveling the Balance

Instructions on how to level the balance using the leveling feet and level indicator.

Starting Up the Sartorius B 310P/B 310S Balances

Component Assembly and Power

Guidance on attaching the dust cover, installing components, and connecting power.

Leveling the Balance

Procedure for leveling the balance to ensure accurate measurements using the level indicator.

Starting Up Sartorius B 410/B 610/B 3100P/S/B 4100/B 6100 Balances

Initial Setup and Power Connection

Steps for attaching dust cover, placing weighing pan, and connecting the AC adapter.

Leveling the Balance

Instructions for leveling the balance using leveling feet and level indicator for specific models.

Balance Operation Basics

Understanding Display Messages

Explanation of special messages like BUSY, STANDBY, POWER OFF, and CAL displayed on the balance.

Weight Unit Selection

Information on how to select different menu-definable international weight unit options.

Operating the Sartorius Balance

Turning Balance On and Off

Methods for switching the balance on and off using the ON/OFF key or tare control.

Performing Self-Test and Zeroing

Description of the automatic self-test and how to zero the display for weighing.

Balance Calibration Procedures

Performing Calibration

Steps to calibrate the balance using a calibration weight and the CAL key.

Calibration Access Control

Information on how calibration function access can be blocked and how to enable it.

Balance Operating Program

Accessing the Operating Program

Guide on how to access the balance operating program by holding specific keys.

Program Lock and Menu Access

Explanation of the program lock and how to unlock the menu access switch to change settings.

Configuring Balance Settings

Navigating and Changing Program Codes

Detailed steps for navigating menu codes and changing settings via the tare control.

Auto Zero Function

Explanation of the automatic zero tracking function and its sensitivity.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Display and Readout Problems

Solutions for display errors like missing segments, 'L', 'H', or 'BUSY' messages.

Error Codes and Incorrect Readings

Troubleshooting steps for 'CE' error messages and obviously wrong weight readouts.

Addressing Environmental and Taring Issues

Resolving problems related to unstable conditions, drafts, and incorrect taring.

Available Balance Accessories

Interface and Printer Options

Details on interface modules and data printers for extending balance functionality.

Remote Display Unit

Information about the remote display unit that connects to the balance interface.

Additional Balance Accessories

Draft Shield and Calibration Weights

Includes draft shield chambers and various calibration weights for different models.

Carrying Cases and Security Devices

Lists carrying cases, antitheft locking devices, and specialized weighing pans.

Technical Specifications

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