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General| Maximum Capacity | 7500 g |
|---|---|
| Readability | 0.1 g |
| Calibration | External |
| Display | LCD |
| Repeatability (Std. Dev.) | 0.1 g |
| Linearity | ±0.2 g |
| Interface | RS232 |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 30°C |
| Stabilization Time (typical) | 2 seconds |
Provides an overview of the Sartorius PMA.Quality electronic paint-mixing scales.
Identifies the numbered components of the PMA7501 scale with a detailed diagram.
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the instruction manual.
Details the scale's specific design and application within the paint-mixing sector.
Advises careful reading of instructions before connecting and operating the scale.
Covers general guidelines for safe use, handling, and environmental conditions.
Addresses electrical connections, hazardous areas, and environmental factors.
Guides through unpacking the scale, checking for damage, and initial setup.
Lists the components included with the scale upon purchase.
Details the process of connecting the scale to the AC power supply using the adapter.
Explains how to turn on the scale and what to expect during the self-test.
Describes how to zero or tare the scale before weighing.
Guides the user through weighing components with one decimal place accuracy.
Details the procedure for weighing components with two decimal places accuracy.
Explains how to use the formulation mode for calculating weights based on factors.
Illustrates the use of formulation mode with a practical example of a basic formula.
Describes how to correct weights and recalculate components during weighing.
Provides a step-by-step example of cumulative weighing and error correction.
Outlines the steps required to calibrate and adjust the scale for accuracy.
Specifies the necessary warm-up time and correct placement of calibration weights.
Explains how to navigate through the scale's setup menu structure.
Demonstrates setting adaptation to ambient conditions using a menu example.
Covers key settings like language, scale units, and decimal places.
Details how to activate and configure the toggle key for unit and decimal place selection.
Explains how to assign functions to the toggle key for unit and decimal place settings.
Guides on activating the LOCK function to prevent unauthorized use.
Details the process of entering a password to secure the scale.
Provides notes on keeping passwords secure and accessing the scale.
Describes the procedure for changing the existing password or resetting it.
Explains how to set display prompts to either long or short for operator guidance.
Details the procedure for resetting the scale to its original factory settings.
Lists common issues with the scale and their corresponding solutions.
Addresses problems related to weight display readings and stability.
Troubleshoots issues related to the lock function and PC communication.
Provides instructions on how to safely clean the scale.
Specifies temperature and moisture requirements for storage and shipping.
Outlines criteria for safety inspections and when to contact service.
Information on how to recycle the environmentally-friendly packaging materials.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of the scale and accessories.
Presents a summary of the scale's technical specifications and performance data.
Details the specifications for the RS-232C and USB interfaces.
Describes the pin assignment and function of the 9-contact interface port.
Details the USB Type B connector and its pin assignment for connectivity.
Lists various accessories available for the PMA scale, such as cables and adapters.
Guides on how to connect the scale to a PC using the USB port.
Provides instructions for installing the necessary software drivers for USB connection.
Details on configuring USB serial port settings in Windows for optimal performance.
Covers changing port numbers, latency, autoprint mode, and uninstalling drivers.
Certifies the scale's compliance with relevant European directives and standards.
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