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Sartorius QC7CCE-D User Manual

Sartorius QC7CCE-D
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Sartorius QC7CCE-D Specifications

General IconGeneral
Readability0.01 g
Linearity±0.02 g
InterfaceRS-232
Storage Temperature-20°C to +60°C
Protection ClassIP54
Repeatability0.01 g
DisplayLCD
Maximum Capacity7200 g

Summary

Important Note to Users

Installation Instructions

Installation

Zone 2/Class I, Division 2 Hazardous Areas/Locations

Setting Up the Scale

Mounting Options for the Display Unit

Mounting the Raised Display Unit on the Short Side of the Scale

Detailed steps for mounting the display on the scale's short side.

Mounting the Raised Display Unit on the Long Side of the Scale

Detailed steps for mounting the display on the scale's long side.

Mounting the Remote Display Unit (Option)

Instructions for setting up the display as a remote unit.

Getting Started

Transport Locking Device

Guidance on removing and securing transport locking devices.

Verification Mark (Seal)

Explains the meaning and importance of verification marks.

Using the Scale in Legal Metrology

Approved Auxiliary Measuring Devices

Information on auxiliary devices approved for legal metrology use.

Connecting the Scale to AC Power

Safety Precautions

Installation within Safe Areas:

Safety considerations for installing the scale in safe areas.

Connecting Electronic Peripheral Devices

Leveling the Scale Using the Level Indicator

Weighing Instruments for Use in Legal Metrology:

Council Directive 90/384/EEC “Non-Automatic Weighing Instruments”

Details the EU directive governing non-automatic weighing instruments.

“EC Verification” – a Service Offered by Sartorius

Operating the Scale

Turning the Scale On and Off

How to power the scale on and off using the key.

Taring

Simple Weighing

Basic steps for performing a simple weight measurement.

Calibration/Adjustment

Data Interface

Connecting Electronic Peripheral Devices

Steps for connecting printers, PCs, or other peripherals.

Interfacing Devices with the Scale

Troubleshooting Guide

Care and Maintenance

Cleaning

Proper procedures for cleaning the scale safely.

Safety Inspection

Scale Operating Menu

Changing Settings in the Scale Operating Menu

How to access and modify scale settings via the operating menu.

Changing Menu Code Settings

Step-by-step guide for altering specific menu codes.

Undoing All Menu Code Changes – Reset Function

Scale Operating Parameters

Calibration/Adjustment and Linearization Functions Using the =/zKey

External Calibration and/or Linearization

Procedures for external calibration and linearization of the scale.

Interface Parameter Settings

Baud Rate

Setting the data transmission speed for the interface.

Parity

Configuring the parity bit for error checking in data transmission.

Number of Stop Bits

Setting the number of stop bits for data transmission.

Handshake Mode

Configuring handshake protocols for data communication.

Utilities for Printouts or Data Transfer

Data Output Parameter

Defining how and when data is output from the scale.

Auto Print

Setting up automatic data output and controlling the function.

Printout/Record Configuration

Data Record Output

Additional Functions

Application Programs

Counting

Using the scale for counting parts based on reference quantity or weight.

Tare Memory

Storing tare values or performing tare calculations.

Totalizing

Summing up weighed values and piece counts.

Over/Under Checkweighing

Checking if samples fall within specific tolerance ranges.

Counting

Changing the Reference Sample Quantity “nRef”

Modifying the reference quantity for accurate counting.

Input of Reference Weight “wRef”

Entering the weight of a single part for counting.

Simple Counting

Storage of Reference Weight

Reference Sample Updating

Tare Memory

Totalizing

Over/Under Checkweighing

Checking Net Weights

Checking Variations in Weight

Individual Data ID Code

Memory

Error Codes in the Applications

Operating and Routine Errors

Lists and explains common operating errors and their codes.

General Description of the Data Interface

Data Output Formats

Data Input Formats

Interface Commands

Synchronization and Data Output Parameters

Activating a Data Output Process

Pin Assignment Chart for12-pin Round Connector

Cabling Diagram (Adapter cable – round – DB25 for Scale)

Pin Assignment:

Cabling Diagram

External standard calibration weights:

BalanceReader software

Brief Instructions for QC Counting Scales

Key Functions

Overview of essential keys and their functions on the scale.

Simple Weighing

Step-by-step instructions for basic weighing operations.

Setting a Menu Code

Adjustment/Calibration/Linearization

External adjustment/ calibration (code 1 9 1)

Steps for performing external scale adjustment and calibration.

External linearization (code 1 9 5)

Procedure for external linearization to improve accuracy.

Menu Code Settings at a Glance

The most important menu codes for the weighing mode:

Highlights key menu codes relevant to weighing parameters.

Utilities

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