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General| Brand | Sartorius |
|---|---|
| Model | CAIS1 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Covers essential safety precautions for operating the Combics indicators to prevent damage or injury.
Specific safety warning highlighting the prohibition of using the equipment in hazardous areas.
Detailed instructions for connecting weighing platforms, including safety warnings.
Explains how to activate the Service Mode to access additional configuration menus.
Details the process of configuring the ADC for load cells or weighing platforms.
Describes how to enter weights for calibration and linearization procedures.
Explains how to perform adjustments using characteristic data instead of physical weights.
Explains the different display modes and elements shown on the Combics indicator.
Guides on navigating the menu structure and saving configuration settings.
Describes the primary weighing process, including zeroing, taring, and unit toggling.
Provides detailed steps for calibration and adjustment, including legal metrology use.
Lists and describes available applications like Counting, Neutral Measurement, and Weighing in Percent.
Details the COM1 and UniCOM interfaces, their features, and technical specifications.
Explains how to configure COM ports and supported communication protocols like SBI and SMA.
Describes the format for sending commands (input) and receiving data (output).
Lists and explains common error messages displayed by the indicator.
Lists and categorizes the available applications for the indicator.
Details the menu structure for Analog/Digital Converter configuration.
Safety precautions for mains connection in explosion-risk areas Zone 2 or Zone 22.
Safety guidelines for data transfer connections in explosion-risk areas.
Safety measures for connecting weighing platforms and external devices in hazardous areas.
Comprehensive safety instructions applicable to installation, use, maintenance, and repair.
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