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General| Capacity | 2500 g |
|---|---|
| Readability | 0.01 g |
| Repeatability | 0.01 g |
| Linearity | ±0.02 g |
| Pan Size | 180 mm |
| Weighing Principle | Electromagnetic force compensation |
| Weighing Units | g, kg, ct, lb, oz, ozt, dwt |
| Calibration | External |
| Display | LCD |
| Interface | RS232 |
| Power Supply | AC adapter (100-240 V, 50/60 Hz) or 6 x AA batteries (optional) |
| Operating Temperature | +10 °C to +30 °C |
Safety guidelines for balance installation and connection of power.
Guidelines for storing and transporting the balance to prevent damage.
Procedures for unpacking and checking the balance for any damage.
Guidance on choosing a suitable location and preparing the balance for use.
Steps for installing components inside the chamber for Model CPA2P.
Steps for installing components inside the chamber for Model CPA2P-F.
Instructions for positioning and securing the draft shield on the balance.
Instructions for connecting the balance or electronics box to power.
Steps for positioning and securing a 3-sided draft shield on the balance.
Instructions for placing components on balances with rectangular pans up to 10 kg.
Instructions for placing the weighing pan on balances with rectangular pans over 10 kg.
Detailed instructions for connecting the balance to AC power, including adapter usage.
Information on using country-specific power cords for the AC adapter.
Requirements for warming up verified balances for legal metrology use.
How to secure the balance using an antitheft locking device.
Steps to level balances with a weighing capacity up to 10 kg using adjustable feet.
Steps to level balances with a weighing capacity over 10 kg using adjustable feet.
Detailed explanation of the balance display, symbols, and operating keys.
Requirements for using balances as legal measuring instruments in the EU.
Specific working procedures for microbalances to ensure accurate measurements.
Information on additional functions like switching the balance off or standby mode.
Specific instructions for filter weighing using the CPA2P-F model with a filter pan.
Instructions for using the below-balance weighing port on analytical and precision balances.
Steps for setting up below-balance weighing on microbalance CPA2P models.
Requirements for initial calibration of legal measuring instruments after warmup.
Specific procedures for external calibration of balances used in legal metrology.
Detailed steps for performing internal calibration and automatic adjustment.
Explanation of how to configure and perform the calibration and adjustment sequence.
Detailed information on the automatic calibration function, its activation, and conditions.
Permitted operating temperature ranges for verified balances when isoCAL is deactivated.
Step-by-step guide for performing internal calibration, including sample pan preparation.
Step-by-step guide for performing external calibration, including applying the calibration weight.
Instructions on how to print the current balance parameter settings from different menu levels.
Overview of the setup menu structure for configuring balance parameters.
Parameters related to weighing functions, including filter and stability settings.
Parameters for selecting and configuring application programs like counting or percent weighing.
Detailed parameters within the Weighing menu, including display accuracy and CAL key function.
Detailed parameters for Application Programs, including program selection and calibration sequence.
Parameters for configuring the data interface, including baud rate, parity, and handshake mode.
Settings related to manual/automatic printing, stop printing, and tare the balance after printout.
Settings for print application parameters, line format, and printout of net-total program data.
Configuration options for acoustic signals, keypad, external switch functions, power-on mode, and reference balance.
Explanation of the function keys (F, CF) used to operate application programs.
Notes on selecting application programs for legal measuring instruments and their calculated value indicators.
Steps to set parameters for automatic printout when components are stored.
Examples of printout data for the net-total formulation program.
Explanation of function keys (F, CF) for initiating and ending the counting program.
Automatic updating of reference samples to optimize counting accuracy.
Using a reference balance for higher precision in counting large quantities.
Steps to set parameters for the counting program and printout options.
Example of the printout format for the counting application program.
Explanation of function keys (F, CF) for initiating and managing percentage calculations.
Steps to set parameters for the Weighing in Percent program and configure decimal places.
Example of the printout format showing reference percentage and calculated percentage.
Explanation of function keys (F, CF) for activating and managing the animal weighing program.
Steps to set parameters for the Animal Weighing program, including animal activity and start mode.
Example of the printout format for animal weighing, showing subweighing operations and calculated average.
How to switch the display between two selected weight units using the F key.
Default settings for printout type, line format, and application parameters.
How to configure printouts for ISO/GLP compliance, including headers and footers.
Examples of printouts showing weight or calculated values with units, without data ID codes.
Examples of printouts with data ID codes preceding the measurement information.
How to generate a printout of configured initialization values for application programs.
Information on automatic weight readout printing based on settings.
Menu codes for configuring ISO/GLP compliant records, line format, and printout options.
How to use function keys to output headers, reference data, and close applications for GLP records.
Default interface settings for transmission rate, parity, stop bits, and handshake.
Steps to prepare for connecting a computer or device, referencing pin assignments.
How non-verified digits are identified on printouts using brackets.
Description of the output format when data is transmitted using 16 characters.
Description of the output format when data is transmitted using 22 characters, including ID codes.
Explanation of different formats for sending control commands to the balance.
How to synchronize balance parameters with connected devices for error-free communication.
Explanation of hardware and software handshake methods for data communication.
Details on controlling software handshake using XON/XOFF signals.
How to trigger data output via print command or software commands.
Configuration options for automatic data output at defined intervals or upon turning on the balance.
Details of the 25-contact D-Submini female interface connector.
Specifications for the male connector, including required parts and assembly.
Important warning about potential damage from incorrect RS-232 cable pin assignments.
Detailed pin-out chart for RS-232 connections, crucial for system integration.
Instructions for removing parts and securing the balance before transport.
Instructions for removing parts and securing the CPA2P-F model before transport.
Information on available service contracts from Sartorius for balance maintenance.
Guidelines regarding authorized repair personnel and potential hazards during repairs.
Warning about the risk of explosion when replacing batteries incorrectly.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the balance and its parts safely with mild detergent.
Specific instructions for cleaning and maintaining stainless steel components of the balance.
Detailed steps for cleaning the weighing chamber and draft shield, including removing parts.
Procedures to follow if safe operation of the balance is no longer warranted, including contacting service.
Guidance on proper disposal of packaging, equipment, and batteries according to EU regulations.
Technical specifications for CPA2P and CPA2P-F models, covering weighing capacity, readability, and dimensions.
Overview of EU directives and regulations governing weighing instruments for legal metrology.
Description of services provided for initial verification and optimal setup of weighing instruments.
Information on EC verification services performed by authorized Sartorius technicians.
Information on the validity and renewal of verifications in European countries.
Illustrations and explanations of plates and markings on various balance types.
Illustrations and explanations of plates and markings specific to the BF BL 500 model.
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