To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the serial communication function doesn't work with a USB serial converter on Shimadzu AP225W-AD AP135W-AD Laboratory Equipment?
First, verify that the correct COM number has been set in the Windows settings. If the issue persists, the driver provided with the USB serial converter may not be set up correctly. Please refer to the Shimadzu website for details on checking/changing the COM number and setting up the driver.
Why doesn't the serial communication function work after rebooting the PC with Shimadzu AP225W-AD AP135W-AD?
The serial communication function cannot be used if Balance Keys has not been started up. For details on Balance Keys, refer to the Shimadzu website.
What to do if the cells are not transferred when entering data on Excel with Shimadzu AP225W-AD AP135W-AD?
This issue may occur if Excel is not set to move cells after pressing the Enter key. To resolve this, in Excel, go to File > Options > Advanced Settings, and enable 'Move cell after pressing the [Enter] key.' Also, ensure that the Japanese conversion function in Windows is set to OFF, as this can interfere with data transfer.
Why do operations sometimes seem strange with Shimadzu Laboratory Equipment?
Strange operations can occur if the communication speed is set too slow in Balance Keys, depending on your PC's performance. Adjust the communication speed to align with your PC's capabilities. Also, if the interval for transmitting data from the balance is too short, it can cause malfunctions. Ensure data is transmitted after it has been displayed on the screen and avoid using the continuous output function. Additionally, ensure nothing is touching the PC keyboard or mouse when data is being transmitted from the balance.
What to do if garbled text is loaded onto the PC from Shimadzu AP225W-AD AP135W-AD Laboratory Equipment?
If garbled text appears on your PC, the serial communication function settings on either the balance or the PC are likely incorrect. Reset these settings to resolve the issue.
General| Brand | Shimadzu |
|---|---|
| Model | AP225W-AD AP135W-AD |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Warns against unauthorized repairs or modifications due to risks of electric shock or product malfunction.
Introduces the AP series balances and explains model name conventions.
Guides users on checking all included parts for damage or missing items.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching parts to the W-AD Series balance.
Details the process of attaching specific parts for semi-micro models.
Explains how to adjust the balance's level using the level screws for stability.
Provides instructions for correctly connecting the AC adapter and turning on the balance power.
Explains the basic procedure for performing simple weight measurements.
Identifies and describes the components on the front, top, and side panels of the main unit.
Identifies and describes the connectors and components on the rear panel of the main unit.
Illustrates and explains the various display areas and status indicators on the balance.
Details the functions of measurement and application operation keys.
Guides on activating and performing measurements in the standard mode.
Details how to use the automatic door function and configure position memory.
Explains how to operate the balance using the touchless IR sensor.
Explains how to navigate and use the balance's menu system for configuration.
Provides guidance on selecting and executing functions within the menu system.
Details how to set up and change the measurement modes available on the balance.
Explains the conventions and methods for entering numerals and characters.
Details how to register calibration functions for immediate access via the CAL key.
Guides on performing internal weight adjustment and tests for W-AD/W/X series.
Provides instructions for calibrating the balance using external weights.
Explains PSC settings for automatic sensitivity adjustment based on temperature.
Describes how to perform periodic inspections for the W-AD/W/X series balances.
Details the procedure for performing regular repeatability, corner load, and instrumental inspections.
Explains functions related to zero point setting and taring, including Zero Tracking.
Details the Auto zero function for automatic correction of discrepancies in the zero point.
Explains how to adjust balance stability and response for optimal measurement conditions.
Guides on adjusting settings related to the stability mark display for stable weighing values.
Explains how to register and select different units of measurement for display.
Guides on plugging in the AC adapter and turning on the ionizer power.
