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General| Capacity | 210 g |
|---|---|
| Calibration | External |
| Display | LCD |
| Weighing Units | g, oz, ozt, dwt, ct, gn |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Interface | RS-232 |
Explains the procedure to ensure the balance is level for accurate measurements using adjustable feet.
Details how to connect the balance to the mains power using the provided adapter.
Details the UNITS ESC, PRINT/ENTER, Tare (→T- INSERT), and Zero (+0+ DELETE) buttons for operation.
Emphasizes waiting for thermal stabilization before measuring for accurate results.
Outlines the 9 basic function groups within the user menu, identified by capital letters starting with 'P'.
Explains the zeroing function to set the indication to zero, ensuring measurement accuracy.
Describes the taring function to determine net weight by subtracting container weight.
Defines Weighing, Parts Counting, and Deviations % modes and their operations.
Introduces profiles (User, Fast, etc.) for optimizing weighing performance.
Describes filter settings that adjust to environmental conditions for optimal weighing.
Details the autozero function that automatically controls and corrects zero readings.
Explains setting parameters for stable or unstable ambient conditions to optimize balance performance.
Explains the autotare function for quick net weight determination of sequential loads.
Describes how to assign weighing functions to F1-F4 keys for quick access.
Explains why and when to calibrate, detailing menu options and types like external and user calibration.
Details the procedures for performing both external and user calibration with required weights.
Defines weighing mode and outlines best practices for accurate results.
Explains how to determine reference mass for parts counting using the ACAI function.
Describes weighing a reference sample to set the 100% point for deviation calculation.
Explains how to enter the reference mass value manually for deviation calculation.
Details selecting the communication port and setting transmission parameters like baud rate and parity.
Provides an overview of the character-based communication protocol for balance-peripheral interaction.
Lists all available commands for controlling the balance via RS-232.
Details command descriptions, their functions, and expected responses from the balance.
Details commands for setting item/reference mass, locking/unlocking keypad, and managing working modes.
Details commands for retrieving and setting the balance's current working mode.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and solutions for effective troubleshooting.
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