Sartorius MA150 - Menu Operation and Data Output; Navigating Menus and Setting Parameters; Interface Port and Data Output Options

Menu Operation
This display is divided into two sections.
Line for Operating Status
Input and Output Window
Status line:
The status line indicates the function
of the current screen page. In the Setup
menu, the current menu path for the
displayed information is shown in this
line.
Example for Setup, Language:
SETUP LANGUAGE
oDeutsch
English
U.S.-Mode
Français
Input and Output Window:
This window contains either detailed
information (such as that for the heater
program selected) or a selection list.
Selected items are displayed inversely
(white letters on a black background).
Letters, numbers, and special characters
can also be entered in this window
when an input field is active.
Example for Setup, Language:
SETUP SPRACHE
oDeutsch
English
U.S.-Mode
Français
The following symbol can also appear in
the input/output window:
o This symbol indicates the stored setting
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Parameter Settings
Parameters are summarized in menus
that have several levels.
Example:
§ Select parameter: Use the x and
y keys to select
SETUP in the
function line and confirm with u
§ Use x and y to scroll within
a menu level
§ Select menu item (open a submenu):
Press u
Configuring parameters:
§ Press x and y repeatedly
until parameter setting is highlighted
(inverse display)
§ Confirm parameter: Press u
Changing the value of a parameter:
Select parameter:
§ Press x and y repeatedly
until parameter setting is highlighted
(inverse display)
Entering alphanumeric characters:
§ Changing flashing character:
Press the x and y keys until
the desired character is displayed
and confirm with u
§ Confirm parameter: Press u
Back:
§ Press c
Exit setup: Press c
Data Output
An interface port is provided for
connecting:
– printer
– status display
– programmable logic controller (PLC)
– computer
Printer
The data format for output to
an external printer can be selected;
the ISO/GLP printout meets the
corresponding requirements.
ISO: International Organization
for Standardization
GLP: Good Laboratory Practice
See “Data Output Functions” in
the chapter entitled “Operating the
Moisture Analyzer” for a detailed
description of data output options.
Interface Port
Instead of connecting an external
printer to the communication port,
you may wish to connect a status
display, a programmable logic
controller or a computer.
See “Data Output Functions” in
the chapter entitled “Operating the
Moisture Analyzer” for a detailed
description of data output options.