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General safety advice for preventing equipment damage and ensuring safe operation.
Safety precautions related to power supply and peripheral device connections during installation.
Assembly instructions for components based on different draft shield types and models.
Instructions for connecting the balance/scale to AC power using Sartorius adapters.
Safety notes regarding the use of plug-in and benchtop AC adapters and grounding.
Procedure for leveling the balance/scale using adjustable feet for installation compensation.
Identification and explanation of the balance/scale's display and all operating elements (keys).
Steps to switch on, tare, and configure the balance for basic weighing operations.
Definition of calibration and adjustment and their importance for measurement accuracy.
Conditions and requirements that must be met before performing calibration/adjustment.
Procedure for performing internal calibration using the balance's built-in motorized weight.
Explanation of key functions used for navigating and operating the configuration menu.
Explains the counting program for determining the number of parts based on weight.
Steps to select and set parameters for the counting application, including reference sample quantity.
Explains the percent weighing program for obtaining weight readouts in proportion to a reference weight.
Steps to select and set parameters for the weighing in percent application.
Explains the calculation program for determining weight per unit area or gsm using a multiplier or divisor.
Steps to select and set parameters for the calculation application, including operator and decimal places.
Explains the animal weighing program for determining weights of unstable samples or conditions.
Steps to select and set parameters for the animal weighing application, including subweighing operations.
Explains the net-total formulation program for weighing multiple components up to a defined total.
Features of the net-total program, including storing component weights and printing.
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