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General| Maximum Capacity | 320 g |
|---|---|
| Readability | 0.1 mg |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Repeatability | 0.1 mg |
| Linearity | ±0.2 mg |
| Interface | RS-232C |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
| Stabilization Time | Approx. 3 seconds |
Identifies and explains the main parts and functions of the balance.
Guides through the process of installing the balance, including site selection and setup.
Step-by-step instructions for conducting a standard weighing operation.
How to transfer weight data to external devices like PCs or printers.
Explains how to switch units and adjust display settings like decimal points.
Instructions on how to turn off the balance and enter standby mode.
Overview of the balance's menu structure and groups for settings.
Explains how to navigate and operate within the balance's menu system.
Detailed steps on how to input numerical data for settings and parameters.
Describes useful functions like menu reset, lock, and outputting settings.
Pre-calibration steps and considerations for accurate results.
Detailed procedure for performing span calibration using internal or external weights.
Explains the automated self-calibration function that occurs with temperature changes.
Procedure for recalibrating the balance's built-in internal weight.
How to output and manage calibration records, including setting a balance ID.
Compensates for zero point fluctuations to maintain a stable zero indication.
Automatically compensates for zero point drift after measurement.
Automatically performs taring after a weight reading is output.
Allows selection of immediate or stability-dependent zero/tare setting.
Choose between General and Pouring modes based on application needs.
Quick adjustments for response and stability to match user preferences.
Settings for stability detection range and lighting timing for the stability indicator.
Lists available units and their conversion factors, with legal restrictions noted.
Procedure to select and register units for display during weighing.
Allows customization of units, conversion factors, and minimum indication.
Set unit weight to count the number of pieces in a sample.
Measure weights as a percentage of a reference weight.
Measure solid and liquid density using various calculation formulas.
Convenient for mixing multiple samples according to a formula.
Compares weight to a target value with tolerance, indicating pass/fail.
Checks if weights fall within specified upper and lower limits for pass/fail.
Automates weight readings output (Auto Print, Continuous Output, Timing Change).
Guides for connecting printers, PCs, PLCs, and other serial devices.
Instructions for cleaning the main body, pan, display, and glass door.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove and reattach the balance's glass door.
Guidelines for daily and periodic inspections to maintain performance.
Lists common symptoms, probable causes, and countermeasures for balance problems.
Explains various display messages, their causes, and how to resolve them.
Procedures for turning the balance on, off, and entering standby mode.
How to change the password for menu security and calibration.
Enables output of balance ID and other info to calibration and weight readings.
Technical details and performance characteristics of the ATX-R/ATY-R series balances.
Lists part numbers for replacement components of the balance.
Shows compatibility between different application, comparator, and output functions.
Graphical representation of the menu structure for quick access to options.
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