What does 'CAL E2' mean on my Shimadzu Scales?
If your Shimadzu Scales displays 'CAL E2', it means something was on the pan during span calibration. Remove the item and wait for the span calibration to restart.
How to troubleshoot a Shimadzu Scales with a blank display?
If nothing appears on the display of your Shimadzu Scales, first ensure that the AC adapter is properly connected. If it is, check that the power supply is turned on.
Why does the display on my Shimadzu Scales fluctuate?
If your Shimadzu Scales display is fluctuating, here are a few things to consider: * The balance might be experiencing vibration or drafts. Try relocating it. * If weighing a volatile sample, use a lid. * If the sample is charged, place it in a metallic container. * Ensure the sample's temperature matches the weighing chamber's. * Separate the balance from any electrical noise or electromagnetic waves. * If air currents are present, keep the weighing chamber door slightly open when not in use.
What to do if my Shimadzu Scales displays 'Err 20'?
If the Shimadzu Scales displays 'Err 20', it indicates that an incorrect value has been entered. Review the numeric value you entered and correct it.
What does 'Err24' mean on my Shimadzu Scales and how do I fix it?
If your Shimadzu Scales displays 'Err24', this indicates low battery pack voltage. You should charge the battery pack.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Interface | RS-232C |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Type | Analytical Balance |
| Capacity | 220 g (AW220, AW220D), 320 g (AW320, AW320D) |
| Readability | 0.1mg |
| Repeatability (σ) | 0.1mg |
| Linearity | ±0.2mg |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
Information on product warranty, after service, and manual transfer.
Information on WEEE symbol and equipment disposal guidelines.
Actions required or prohibited when WARNING symbol is used.
Actions required or prohibited when CAUTION symbol is used.
Identification of balance components with numbered diagram.
Explanation of symbols used in analog and unit displays.
Key functions during weighing operations.
Key functions during menu selection.
Guidelines for power supply, adapter, and ideal installation site.
Step-by-step guide for installing the balance.
Precautions and steps for moving the balance safely.
Important notes for safe and proper balance operation.
Steps to prepare and set the balance to measuring mode.
Steps for performing a weighing measurement.
Navigating menus and selecting modes like Stnd, SAMPLE, Hi-Stb.
Entering FUnC.SEL, SettinG, and IntFACE menus.
Span calibration, check, and zero tracking settings.
Unit selection, Auto Print, and Analog display settings.
Setting Add Load Weighing mode ON or OFF.
Defining standard span calibration methods (CAL DEF).
Setting external weight values for calibration.
Built-in weight calibration (PCAL) and Balance ID (id:1234).
Configuring GLP/GMP corresponding output (GLP:on, GLP-oF).
Enabling/disabling Clock-CAL and setting times (tCAL t1, t2, t3).
Setting solvent specific gravity and sinker volume.
Entering the date setting mode (d-01.21).
Selecting standard communication formats (iF:F1 to iF:F4).
Setting Windows Direct format and entering user format settings.
Details on LCD display, baud rate, handshake, delimiter, parity, stop bit, format.
Registering, releasing, and selecting measurement units.
Procedure for setting and using the % unit.
Procedure for measuring and displaying the number of pieces.
Procedure for calculating solid specific gravity.
Procedure for calculating liquid specific gravity.
Steps to set and use the Auto Print function.
Steps to activate or release the analog display function.
Using the function with or without a printer.
Steps to set and use Add Load Weighing.
Setting the type of standard span calibration.
Executing the selected standard span calibration.
Procedure to set external weight value for span calibration.
Setting external weight value for built-in calibration.
Step-by-step procedure for built-in weight calibration.
Procedure to set the balance ID number.
Procedure to set GLP/GMP corresponding output.
Procedure for automatic span calibration.
Procedure for enabling and configuring Clock-CAL.
Procedure for setting Clock-CAL starting times.
Procedure for setting solvent specific gravity.
Procedure for setting sinker volume for liquid specific gravity.
Procedure for setting the date.
Methods for adjusting time by increments or direct entry.
Procedure for setting date and time printing.
Preparation steps for performance checks.
Procedure for checking balance repeatability.
Procedure for checking corner load error.
Instructions for cleaning the balance.
Troubleshooting for issues occurring before measurement.
Troubleshooting for issues occurring during measurement.
Troubleshooting for issues occurring during span calibration.
List of error messages and their corrective actions.
Overview of key technical specifications like model, capacity, and display.
Certificate number, project number, issuing authority, and notified body.
OIML certificate details, applicant, manufacturer, and issuing authority.
Lists of optional peripherals and maintenance parts with part numbers.
Procedure for connecting and using the electronic printer.
Step-by-step guide for setting up Windows Direct Function.
Troubleshooting common problems with WindowsDirect communication function.
Description of input, output, and general data formats.
Explanation of available command codes, their functions, and contents.
Diagrams showing connections for DATA I/O, KEYBOARD, RS-232C, and DC IN.
Contact information for Shimadzu offices worldwide.
Level adjustment, power supply, and date/time setting procedures.
Explanation of key functions for operation and menu navigation.
Navigating main menus and selecting operational modes.
Options within Func.Sel, Setting, Interface menus.
Unit registration, calibration, and tracking settings.
Settings for communication formats, print, and display.
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