User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Unpacking and Setup:
- Good Measurement Practices:
- Front Panel Controls:
- Balance Functions and Features:
- Autocalibration – To Calibrate the balance to an
- Autocalibration – To Calibrate the Balance to a M
- Autocalibration – To Calibrate the Balance and it
- RS-232 Command for CAL 1 Using the Internal Weight:
- (CAL 2) Linearity:
- (PCS) Front Panel Parts Counting:
- (HI-OK-LO) Checkweighing / Process Control Limits:
- (%) Percent Weighing:
- () Live Animal Weighing / Severe Environment Weighing:
- Floating Tare™ \(dual range models only\):
- Capacity Tracker:
- Selectable Filters, Stability Indicator, and Send-When-Stable:
- Density Determination:
- Below Balance Weighing:
- Specific Gravity Determination:
- Security Bracket:
- Options:
- RS-232 Interface:
- Troubleshooting Guide:
- Environmental Requirements:
- CE Mark:
- Specifications for SM Semi Micro Balances:
- Specifications for SA Analytical Balances:
- Specifications for SP Precision Balances:
- Specifications for SL Laboratory Balances:
- Specifications for SG General Balances and SE Gem Balances:
- Limited Warranty:
- Extended Warranty:
- Returned Goods Procedure:
- Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment:
- Quick Setup Guide:
Choose the Proper Environment:
The environment in which your balance is used is very important. Air movement, temperature changes, vibrations, direct sunlight,
etc. influences the performance of high precision balances. Therefore, place your balance on a solid, sturdy surface that is free of air
currents and vibration and not in direct sunlight. The surface should not be magnetic and should be located away from doors,
windows, heaters, air conditioners and fans.
Level the Balance:
Turn the FRONT FEET as shown in Figure 2 to level the balance by centering the bubble in the LEVEL INDICATOR which is shown
in Figure 1. Turning the foot, as shown below, raises that side of the balance and an opposite adjustment lowers it. When properly
adjusted the metal center shaft of the assembly will protrude from the center of the plastic foot and will contact the working surface to
support the balance. The plastic foot will be raised up against the bottom of the balance and will not be touching the weighing table.
Figure 2 Leveling
Unlock the Clamping Screw:
All balances are equipped with a special clamping screw that locks the balance suspension during shipping. This screw must be
loosened before the balance can be operated (see Figure 3).
1. Locate the black knob, on the front center of the balance, underneath the display area.
2. Remove the paper tag.
3. Turn the knob, in the direction shown below, until finger tight.
If the balance is ever shipped or moved long distances, the clamping screw should be retightened by turning the knob in the
opposite direction until finger tight.
Figure 3 Unlocking Clamping Screw
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