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General| Maximum Capacity | 230 g |
|---|---|
| Pan Size | Ø 80 mm |
| Display | LCD |
| Readability | 0.1 mg |
| Repeatability | 0.1 mg |
| Calibration | External |
| Interface | RS232 |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Operating Temperature | 10 °C to 40 °C |
| Linearity | ±0.2 mg |
Explains the balance components, setup philosophy, and interface.
Details the current function of soft keys displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Explains the fundamental weighing function, including taring, assigning IDs, and printing.
Explains the 9-area subdivision of the display for weighing and calculated values.
Lists additional functions accessible from the weighing application, like calibration and setup.
Describes the three sections of the display used for menu parameter settings.
Details error codes and messages displayed on the balance for troubleshooting.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling balance components with draft shields.
Explains the purpose and procedure for leveling the balance for accurate measurements.
Steps to configure the balance for legal metrology use, including locking the setup menu.
Enables configuration of balance functions and blocking access via password.
Allows configuration of balance parameters like password, user ID, clock, and interface.
Instructions on how to set, change, or retrieve a password for device parameter access.
Enables adaptation of the balance to user requirements by selecting application parameter options.
Details configuration options for the Counting application, such as accuracy and piece weight.
Explains the setup for the Calculation application, including decimal places and methods.
Covers settings for Differential Weighing, including printout and air buoyancy correction.
Details configuration for Application 3, including Totalizing and Formulation parameters.
Explains settings for the Statistics application, covering automatic storage and evaluation modes.
Covers configuration for extra functions like 2nd tare memory, IDs, and SQmin.
Guides on configuring printout formats to meet individual requirements and document data.
Details how to configure individual printout formats for various applications and data records.
Explains how to enter a password to block access to operating menus and specific functions.
Details how to select balance functions for calibration/adjustment and save settings.
Guides on selecting calibration modes like external, internal, or reproducibility test.
Step-by-step procedure for performing external calibration with factory-set weights.
Explains the procedure for internal calibration and automatic or manual adjustment.
Describes how to configure calibration and adjustment sequences, including auto-adjust or manual adjust options.
Instructions for performing external calibration using a user-defined weight.
Explains the isoCAL function for automatic calibration triggered by temperature or time.
Lists soft key functions available within application programs, such as Start and Weigh.
Explains the four available sequences for measuring tare weights, initial weights, and backweights.
Details the list function with four display pages for lots, samples, values, and results.
Guides on configuring printout formats for different applications and requirements.
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