Adam Equipment J1002, J302, J2002, J123 User Manual

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HCB J Precious Metals and Density

Balance

(P.N. 308660002 Revision D1, June 2013)

Adam Equipment

Software 4.2 and above

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CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................2

2.0 SET UP......................................................................................................................2

2.1 HCB J123, SETTING UP YOUR BALANCE.........................................................2

2.2 HCB J302, J1002 and J2002 SETTING UP YOUR BALANCE ............................6

2.3 PREPARING FOR USE........................................................................................10

2.4 KEYPAD / DISPLAY FUNCTION..........................................................................12

2.5 REAR PANEL.......................................................................................................13

2.6 INTERNAL RECHARGEABLE BATTERY............................................................13

3.0 LOCATING AND PROTECTING YOUR BALANCE.................................................14

4.0 BASIC OPERATION................................................................................................15

4.1 TURNING ON THE BALANCE.............................................................................15

4.2 ZEROING / TARE.................................................................................................15

4.3 WEIGHING...........................................................................................................15

4.4 WEIGHING UNITS ...............................................................................................15

5.0 DENSITY FUNCTION..............................................................................................16

5.1 WEIGHING A SAMPLE........................................................................................16

5.2 DISPLAY DENSITY..............................................................................................17

6.0 DENSITY PARAMETERS........................................................................................19

6.1 SELECTING THE ALLOY TO TEST.....................................................................19

6.2 TEST OPTIONS ...................................................................................................19

6.3 LIQUID AND TEMPERATURE PARAMETERS...................................................19

6.4 ALLOY PARAMETERS ........................................................................................20

7.0 PARAMETERS........................................................................................................23

7.1 ENABLING WEIGHING UNITS, F1 Unt.................................................................24

7.2 HOLD FUNCTION, F2 Hld .....................................................................................26

7.3 BACKLIGHT, F3 bL................................................................................................27

7.4 PRINTING PARAMETERS, F4 Ser .......................................................................27

7.5 AUTO POWER OFF, F5 OFF..................................................................................29

7.6 INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL CALIBRATION, F6 ICE ..............................................29

7.7 ADJUST THE VALUE OF THE INTERNAL MASS, F7 CA ......................................30

7.8 USER TECHNICAL PARAMETERS, F8 SEt ..........................................................31

8.0 USER CALIBRATION..............................................................................................32

9.0 SERIAL INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS................................................................34

10.0

REMOTE DISPLAY..............................................................................................36

11.0

TEMPERATURE SENSOR ..................................................................................36

12.0

TROUBLE SHOOTING.........................................................................................37

12.1 ERROR MESSAGES ........................................................................................37

12.2 REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ...............................................38

13.0

SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................39

13.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................39

13.2 COMMON SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................39

14.0

WARRANTY INFORMATION...............................................................................40

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing your new HCB J Precious Metals and Density Balance. As with our popular HighlandTM series of balances the HCB J has all the features you really need: DC adapter with internal rechargeable battery, HandiCalTM calibration, backlit display, and ShockProtectTM with overload indicator. With the RS-232 interface for communication with printers and computers, splash-proof keypad, and sturdy plastic construction, the HCB J will be a balance you can rely upon. We hope that you enjoy using your new balance.

2.0 SET

2.1 HCB

J123,

SETTING UP YOUR BALANCE

1) Remove the balance and all accessories from the packaging

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2) Remove the shipping protection screw and transit disc from the top of the

balance

3) Place the Beaker Support assembly onto the top housing with the

Temperature Sensor cable running down the back of the balance.

4) Lift the beaker away to the rear and locate the Density Chamber support into

the receptacle with the arrow facing the rear of the balance. Press gently to insert it then secure the support in the center using the M4 x 20mm screw which is packed in the accessory bag. Tighten only enough to secure the pan support so that it does not rock in the receptacle.

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5) Replace the beaker onto the beaker support and pull the Temperature Sensor

cable through the clip to take up any slack or loose amount of cable.

6) Place the Density Chamber over the beaker with the handle of the lid at the

front and allowing for the sample pan to hang freely inside it. Secure the Chamber to the support by rotating it gently clockwise and locking into the 3 tabs. Take care not to push down or use excessive force on the Chamber when fixing as damage can be caused.

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7) Plug the Temperature sensor into the 5 pin connector, and the remote

Indicator into the 6 pin connector at the rear of the balance.

8) Make sure again that the cable from the Temperature Sensor is tightly pulled

down through the clip and that it does not interfere or sit close to the Density Chamber or Chamber support. If the cable is touching against any of these parts it will result in incorrect weighing and karat calculations.

Position the balance and Remote Indicator in a convenient place and adjust the feet to show a level state.

Switch on the balance whilst using battery power or connect the adaptor to the mains supply.

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2.2 HCB

J302, J1002

AND

J2002 SETTING UP YOUR BALANCE

1) Remove the balance and all accessories from the packaging

2) The following items are included:

HCB J balance body

Power Supply

Weighing Chamber Assembly that includes

Sample Pan with suspension wires

Chamber Cover

Chamber Support

Liquid Beaker

Temperature Sensor

Temperature Sensor Clip

Remote Display

1ea M3 x 20 hex screw for Chamber Support Mounting

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3) Remove the shipping protection screw and transit disc from the top of the

balance.

4) Place the Chamber Support assembly onto the top housing. Press gently to

insert it then secure the support in the center using the M4 x 20mm screw which is packed in the accessory bag. Tighten only enough to secure the pan support so that it does not rock in the receptacle.

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5) Place the liquid chamber onto the support. Ensure the line marking the water

level is to the front.

6) Place the temperature sensor onto the rear panel of the chamber. Pull the

Temperature Sensor cable through the clip to take up any slack or loose amount of cable.

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7) Position the sample pan in the beaker area and connect the 4 suspension

wires to the rings in the support frame.

8) Plug the Temperature sensor into the 5 pin connector, and the remote

Indicator into the 6 pin connector at the rear of the balance.

9) Make sure again that the cable from the Temperature Sensor is tightly pulled

2.3 PREPARING

FOR USE

Position the balance and Remote Indicator in a convenient place and adjust the feet to show a level state.

Switch on the balance whilst using battery power or connect the adaptor to the mains supply.

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When you are preparing to do a Density Test it will be necessary to fill the chamber with liquid. The choice of the type of liquid will be left for the user to decide, however some solvents may not be compatible with the Polycarbonate of the chamber or ABS of the Sample Pan. Test a small sample of the liquid on the plastics before filling the beaker if unsure.

Fill the chamber with liquid lift the Chamber lid, or remove the Density Chamber from its support and pour through a funneled container. The beaker should be filled no higher than the maximum filling mark and needs to cover the metal part of the Temperature Sensor cable. If the Chamber is removed refit the Chamber once finished as described earlier. Care should be taken to not spill any liquid onto or inside the balance as damage may occur which is not covered under the normal warranty terms.

To fill the chamber whilst it is away from the balance it will be necessary to remove the Temperature Sensor and clip from the chamber which then allows it to be removed from the support. The cable will need to be pulled gently upwards from below the Temperature Sensor clip to allow easy removal of the clip. When re-fitting the Temperature Sensor and clip follow the previous instructions ensuring the cable is pulled down into a tight position and lifted away from the Chamber.

If water is used a few drops of liquid detergent may be added to the water to improve the wetting ability and avoid trapped bubbles of air on the sample being tested. Stir well to distribute the soap evenly.

When removing samples from the chamber use a towel to dry the samples so the water does not splash onto the balance.

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Zero

Stable

Capacity tracker

Weighing digits

Low battery indicator

Hold symbol

Weight in Air

2.4 KEYPAD

DISPLAY FUNCTION

The keypad and display have a number of features as shown and explained below:

KEYS PRIMARY FUNCTION SECONDARY FUNCTION

To turn the balance On or Off. ----

[On/Off] [Tare]

[Hold/Print] Will set the current weight to be held

[Unit/Clr] Pressing this key will cycle through the

[Density] Pressing after the weights in the air

[Air/Liquid] Stores the current weight into the

Tares the balance and shows the net weight value. Pressing the [Tare] again will reset another tare value

on the display and will also send the current weight data to the RS232 interface. When displaying the results of the density test pressing [Hold/Print] will send the results to the interface.

weighing units which are enabled

and in the liquid have been stored will show the density and karat results.

memory for density determination.

A secondary function of "Enter" is for setting parameters or other functions.

When setting some parameters this key will move the flashing digit to the right.

When in density mode pressing the [Unit/Clr] will return the display to normal weighing mode. Whilst setting parameters it will show the previous option, or decrease the value of the flashing digit. Whilst setting parameters it will show the next option, or increase the value of the flashing digit.

Alpha numeric display

Weight in Liquid

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2.5 REAR

PANEL

The rear panel has connectors for the power, RS232, remote display and temperature sensor. For connections to these see the relevant sections.

2.6 INTERNAL

RECHARGEABLE BATTERY

The balance can be operated from the internal rechargeable battery or using an adapter. The battery life is approximately 24 hours with the backlight off. Depending on the usage of the backlight the lifetime of the battery will reduce and using the remote display will lessen the battery life considerably.

The display will show an indication when the battery needs to be charged. To charge the battery plug the adapter into the POWER socket at the back of the balance and connect it to the mains power supply. The charging indicator at the left top corner of the LCD will be on to show it is charging and will turn green when the battery is fully charged.

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3.0 LOCATING

AND PROTECTING YOUR BALANCE

In order to keep your balance functioning at its best we suggest that you do the following:

Avoid extremes of temperature. Do not place in direct sunlight or near air conditioning vents.

Make sure the balance is located on a strong table and free from vibration.

Avoid unstable power sources. Do not use near large users of electricity such as welding equipment or large motors. Do not let the balance battery go flat. If you are not using it for a long time you should charge the battery periodically to make sure the battery does not lose its charge.

Keep free from vibration. Do not place near heavy or vibrating machinery.

Avoid high humidity that might cause condensation. Keep away from direct contact with water. Do not spray or immerse the balance in water.

Do not place near open windows, air-conditioning vents or fans that may cause a draft and unstable readings.

Keep the balance clean. Do not stack material on the balance / balance pan when it is not in use.

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4.0 BASIC

4.1 TURNING

OPERATION

THE BALANCE

Plug in the unit using the adapter or use the internal rechargeable battery. It is recommended that you charge the battery for at least 8 hours before first use.

1) To turn on press the [On/Off] key once and release. The balance will show the

software revision and the battery voltage then self-test before showing the current temperature as measured or defined by the user. The balance will show the stable sign and zero weight on the display and is now ready to use.

2) To turn the balance off after use press the [On/Off] key again. There is an

auto power-off function that will automatically turn the unit off if not used for a period of time; this can be set in the parameters section.

4.2 ZEROING

TARE

You can press the [Tare] key to set a new zero point and show a zero reading. This may be necessary if the weight reading is not indicating zero with nothing on the pan. The zero indicator will show up in the upper left corner of the LCD.

If you are using a container whilst weighing then you can place this on the weighing pan and press the [Tare] key. Providing the container weight is more than 4% of the maximum capacity of the balance the display will show a zero reading and NET will light up on the display. You can then weigh your sample in the container. Taring a container will reduce the maximum weighing capacity available of the balance.

4.3 WEIGHING

To determine the weight of a sample place the sample in the container. The display will show the weight of the sample and the unit of weight currently in use. The stable indicator will light up when the reading is stable.

4.4 WEIGHING

UNITS

To change the weighing units press [Unit/Clr] which will cycle through the options of units that are enabled. See Parameters 7.1 Enabling Weighing Units to enable or disable the weighing units.

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5.0 DENSITY

FUNCTION

Once the HCB J is prepared for a density test and the parameters have been set for doing the Density Determination (see section 6) the following procedure is used to weigh the sample in air, and then again in water or another liquid, allowing you to determine the density of the sample and if applicable a determination of the purity (karat) of the gold in the sample.

The Hold function must be enabled (see section 7.2) for the Density function to operate correctly. The Density parameters (see Section 6.0) should be checked before doing a test as the results are dependent on the liquid and alloy settings.

NOTE: To perform a density only test set the parameters for density test (Section 6) to Silver (Ag), Set Hold to Automatic (Hd Au), Select water for the liquid (H2O) and automatic temperature detection (Auto tmP). Then when doing the density test only the density of the sample will be displayed.

5.1 WEIGHING

SAMPLE

Place the sample to be weighed in air on top of the lid of the Density Chamber and allow the weight displayed to become stable. If the Hold function is set to manual press the [Hold/Print] key. The capacity tracker at the bottom of the display will move from right to left and when ready the display will show “HOLD”. If the Hold function is set to automatic you are not required to press the [Hold/Print] key once the weighing in air becomes stable.

After the Hold symbol is shown press the [Air/Liquid] key to store this value. Wait for the Weight in Air indicator to be displayed before you proceed to the next step.

Remove the sample and ensure the balance returns to zero. If necessary press the [Tare] key to zero the display.

Open the lid of the Density Chamber and carefully place the sample in the liquid on the suspended pan. It may be helpful to shake the sample gently to dislodge any air bubbles.

Close the lid of the Density chamber and allow the weight displayed to become stable. If the Hold function is set to manual press the [Hold/Print] key. The capacity tracker at the bottom of the display will move from right to left and when ready the

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display will show “HOLD”. If the Hold function is set to automatic you are not required to press the [Hold/Print] key once the weighing in liquid becomes stable.

After the Hold symbol is shown press the [Air/Liquid] key to store this value. The Weight in Liquid indicator will be shown at which point the sample can be removed.

If when weighing in air the weighing unit starts to flash a message of “ADD”, this informs you that the weight of the sample may not be enough to give accurate calculations and therefore it is recommended that a larger sample weight is used.

At this point the USER can add more weight to the lid until the flashing stops which signifies that the minimum sample weight required has been met.

Once the flashing stops remove the sample from the lid of the chamber, press the [Unit/Clr] key and make sure the display shows zero, place the sample back onto the lid to start the process again.

Minimum sample weights are as follows: HCB J123 – 2g HCB J302 – 2g HCB J1002 – 5g HCB J2002 – 10g * Please note that if extra weight is not added to meet the minimum sample weight requirements when the message “ADD” is being displayed, the balance will continue to calculate based on the sample weight at that time.

5.2 DISPLAY

DENSITY

Press the [Density] key to display the density of the sample, ie- “14.2 den”

Press the [Density] key a second time to display the Karat value for the sample. For example if gold with silver is selected the display would show “ 14 for other display options the display might show “ 14

KCu

” for gold with copper, “ 14

KAg

”. Like wise

K11

” for gold with silver and copper in a 1:1 ratio, “ 14

and “ 14

K o

” for other density of alloys that might be used. See section 6.2 for

KMn

” for a ratio other than 1:1

details of setting the alloy options.

Press the [Density] key a third time to display the content of gold determined during the test, ie- “583 Cnt”. If the density value is outside of the expected range (see

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table below), the karat value and content value will not be displayed. An error message will be shown. Only the density value will be available.

To return to normal weighing press the [Unit/Clr] key. To run another test ensure all weight is removed from the pan support in the water and from the Density Chamber.

Gold Density values used for Karat determination for silver and copper alloys.

GOLD

KARAT

7K 292/1000 12.14(12.01-12.27) 10.60(10.46-10.73) 11.32(11.18-11.45) 8K 333/1000 12.42(12.28-12.55) 10.89(10.74-11.03) 11.60(11.46-11.74) 9K 375/1000 12.70(12.56-12.84) 11.19(11.04-11.34) 11.90(11.75-12.04)

10K 417/1000 13.00(12.85-13.14) 11.51(11.35-11.67) 12.21(12.05-12.36)

11K 458/1000 13.31(13.15-13.46) 11.85(11.68-12.02) 12.54(12.37-12.70)

12K 500/1000 13.64(13.47-13.80) 12.22(12.04-12.40) 12.89(12.71-13.06) 13K 542/1000 13.98(13.81-14.15) 12.61(12.41-12.80) 13.26(13.07-13.44) 14K 584/1000 14.34(14.16-14.52) 13.02(12.81-13.22) 13.65(13.45-13.84) 15K 625/1000 14.72(14.53-14.91) 13.46(13.23-13.68) 14.06(13.85-14.27) 16K 667/1000 15.12(14.92-15.32) 13.93(13.69-14.16) 14.50(14.28-14.72) 17K 708/1000 15.54(15.33-15.75) 14.43(14.17-14.69) 14.97(14.73-15.20) 18K 750/1000 15.99(15.76-16.21) 14.98(14.70-15.25) 15.47(15.21-15.72) 19K 792/1000 16.46(16.22-16.70) 15.56(15.26-15.86) 16.00(15.73-16.27) 20K 834/1000 16.97(16.71-17.22) 16.19(15.87-16.51) 16.57(16.28-16.86) 21K 875/1000 17.50(17.23-17.77) 16.88(16.52-17.23) 17.18(16.87-17.49) 22K 917/1000 18.07(17.78-18.36) 17.63(17.24-18.01) 17.84(17.50-18.18) 23K 958/1000 18.68(18.37-19.16) 18.44(18.02-19.09) 18.55(18.19-19.12) 24K 1000/1000 19.32(19.17-19.48) 19.32(19.10-19.54) 19.32(19.13-19.51)

Typical

CONTENT

SILVER(Ag) COPPER(Cu) Ag:Cu=1:1

Platinum Density Values used for determination of Platinum purity

Pt Content

1000 1000/1000(975-1025)

950 950/1000(925-975) 20.04(19.40-20.72) 20.64(20.26-21.04) 20.34(19.82-20.88) 900 900/1000(875-925) 18.8(18.24-19.40) 19.88(19.54-20.26) 19.33(18.87-19.82) 850 850/1000(825-875) 17.71(17.21-18.24) 19.18(18.86-19.54) 18.42(18.00-18.87) 800 800/1000(775-825) 16.73(16.29-17.21) 18.53(18.24-18.86) 17.6(17.21-18.00) 750 750/1000(725-775) 15.86(15.46-16.29) 17.92(17.65-18.24) 16.84(16.48-17.21) 700 700/1000(675-725) 15.08(14.71-15.46) 17.37(17.10-17.65) 16.14(15.82-16.48) 650 650/1000(625-675) 14.37(14.03-14.71) 16.83(16.58-17.10) 15.5(15.20-15.82) 600 600/1000(575-625) 13.72(13.42-14.03) 16.33(16.09-16.58) 14.91(14.63-15.20) 550 550/1000(525-5750 13.13(12.85-13.42) 15.86(15.63-16.09) 14.37(14.11-14.63) 500 500/1000(475-525) 12.58(12.33-12.85) 15.41(15.20-15.63) 13.86(13.62-14.11)

Nickel(Ni) Palladium(Pa) Ni:Pa=1:1

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6.0 DENSITY

PARAMETERS

To use the density function it is necessary to set parameters describing the liquid used and the alloy being tested. These parameters can be set when the balance is in the normal weighing mode.

6.1 SELECTING

THE ALLOY TO TEST

The HCB J allows the alloy to be tested to be selected by the user. Select either Gold (Au), Platinum (Pt), Silver (Ag) or disable the alloy selection and show the weight only.

When displaying the weight press the [Air/Liquid] key to select the alloy to be tested. The display will show the last alloy selected i.e. “ ON Au”

Select a new alloy by pressing the [Air/Liquid] or [Density] key to show “On Au” for gold, “ON Pt” for Platinum, “ON Ag” for silver or “ON WEI” to display the weight only.

Press the [Unit/CLR] key to return to weighing with the alloy selected active.

6.2 TEST

OPTIONS

During normal weighing with the display showing zero weight, press the [Density] key. If the display does not change to show Liquid check the parameter for the Hold Function (section 7.2). If it has been set to off “Hd Off”, density is disabled and this section will not operate. Set to Hold On, “Hd On”, or Hold Automatic, “Hd AU”, to enable the density function.

The display will show Liquid to identify the section for setting parameters associated with the liquid used.

Press [Tare] to enter this section or press [Air/Liquid] to view the Alloy parameters. When Alloy is displayed press [Tare] to enter this section or press [Air/Liquid] to return to the Liquid parameters.

6.3 LIQUID

AND TEMPERATURE PARAMETERS

The parameters available are water (H2O) and any other user definable liquid. If water is used and selected the next parameter will ask to determine the

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temperature of the water, selections are either using the automatic temperature sensor or to manually input the temperature.

If another liquid is used then the user must set the density of that liquid.

The display will show Liquid, Press [Tare] to enter this section.

Press [Air/Liquid] or [Density] to select H2O or Define den. Press [Tare] to select the setting or press [Unit/Clr] to return to the Liquid display.

If H2O is selected the display will show the current setting for the temperature determination, either Auto tmp, or Set tmp.

Press [Air/Liquid] or [Density] to select the option, then press [Tare] to store the selection.

If Auto tmp is selected the display will show the current temperature measured by the external temperature probe. Press [Tare] to accept the value and return to Liquid.

If Set tmp was selected the display will show the temperature last set by the user i.e. 24 °C tmp . To change the current setting press the [Air/Liquid] or [Density] key to increase or decrease the value. Press [Tare] when the correct value is shown.

The display will return to show Liquid. Press [Unit/Clr] to return to weighing or press [air/Liquid] or [Density] to change the display to set the Alloy parameters.

If Define den was selected for setting the density of another liquid press [Tare] and the display will show the current valued stored. Enter the value for the density of the liquid you are using (in g/cc3) by using the [air/Liquid] or [Density] keys to change the value of the flashing digit on the display, and the [Hold/Print] key to change the flashing digit position. Press [Tare] when the correct value is shown.

The display will return to show Liquid. Press [Unit/Clr] to return to weighing or press [air/Liquid] or [Density] to change the display to set the Alloy parameters.

6.4 ALLOY

PARAMETERS

If Gold (Au) has been selected for the alloy to test the balance will compute the density based on the weight values recorded. The value for purity (karats) and content will be computed depending on the alloy selected by the user. The alloy

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options are Silver (Ag), Copper (Cu), Silver: Copper in a 1:1 ratio (AG:CU 1-1), Silver: Copper in a user settable ratio (Ag:Cu: M-N) or a user defined density (Define den).

When the display shows Alloy, press the [Tare] key to enter this section.

The display will show the current setting for the alloy as above.

Press the [air/Liquid] or [Density] key to change the display to another setting, then press [Tare] to select the setting.

When the sample is gold mixed with an alloy the user needs to select the option that describes the alloy used. If the alloy is Silver (Ag), Copper (Cu) or Silver plus Copper in a 1:1 ratio (AG:CU 1-1) select the option shown and press [Tare] to store the selection. The display will return to show Alloy. Press [Unit/Clr] to return to weighing or select the Liquid setting as above.

If the alloys are in another known ratio of Silver to Copper (Ag:Cu: M-N), or the alloy is another metal of known density (Define den) then following pressing [Tare] the display will show the current value stored for each option. To set the ratio or density use the [Air/Liquid] or [Density] keys to change the flashing digit, and the [Hold/Print] key to move the flashing digit to the right. Once the value is set, press the [Tare] key to store the value. The display will return to show Alloy. Press [Unit/Clr] to return to weighing whereupon you are now ready to proceed as section 5 to perform density testing.

If Platinum (Pt) has been selected for the alloy to test the balance will compute the density based on the weight values recorded. The value for purity (karats) and content will be computed depending on the alloy selected by the user. The alloy options are Nickel (NI), Palladium (PA), Nickel:Palladium in a 1:1 ratio (Ni:PA 1-1), Nickel:Palladium in a user settable ratio (Ni:PA M-N) or a user defined density (Define den).

When the display shows Alloy, press the [Tare] key to enter this section.

The display will show the current setting for the alloy as above.

Press the [Air/Liquid] or [Density] key to change the display to another setting, then press [Tare] to select the setting.

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When the sample is Platinum mixed with an alloy the user needs to select the option that describes the alloy used. If the alloy is Nickel (Ni), Palladium (PA) or Nickel plus Palladium in a 1:1 ratio (Ni:PA 1-1) select the option shown and press [Tare] to store the selection. The display will return to show Alloy. Press [Unit/Clr] to return to weighing or select the Liquid setting as above.

If the alloys are in another known ratio of Nickel plus Palladium (Ni:PA M-N), or the alloy is another metal of known density (Define den) then following pressing [Tare] the display will show the current value stored for each option. To set the ratio or density use the [Air/Liquid] or [Density] keys to change the flashing digit, and the [Hold/Print] key to move the flashing digit to the right. Once the value is set, press the [Tare] key to store the value. The display will return to show Alloy. Press [Unit/Clr] to return to weighing whereupon you are now ready to proceed as section 5 to perform density testing.

If Silver (Ag) has been selected for the alloy to test the balance will compute the density based on the weight values recorded. There are no options for setting the composition of the silver, only the density will be shown.

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7.0 PARAMETERS

The balance has 8 parameters that can be set by the user.

FUNCTION SECTION DESCRIPTION

F1 Unt

F2 HLd

F3 bL

F4 SEr F5 OFF

See section 7.1 Sets the units to be used

g, ct, GN, dwt, oZt, Oz, Lb, MM, t, tLH, tLS, tLT, tLJ

See section 7.2 Sets the operation of the Hold function

On HD: Manual hold the weight whit the [Hold/Print] key Auto HD: Weight held automatically when stable OFF HD: Hold function Off, Density function disabled

See section 7.3 Sets the backlight

on BL AU BL

oFF BL:

See section 7.4 Sets the print parameters

See section 7.5 Sets the auto power-off parameter

: backlight always on

: backlight automatically turns on when a weight is

placed on the pan or a key is pressed

backlight always off

F6 ICE

F7 CA

F8 SEt

tECH

See section 7.6 Selects Internal or external calibration mode

See section 7.7 Calibration mass value fine adjustment

See section 7.8 User Parameters for auto zero, filter and stability

Technical parameters setting mode / factory setting

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7.1 ENABLING

WEIGHING UNITS,

F1 UUUU

F1F1

NNNNTTTT

You can enable and disable the weighing units available to the user when they press the [Unit/Clr] key as described in section 4.4 Weighing Units.

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the self-

checking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 Unt.

3) When F1 Unt is displayed you can press the [Unit/Clr] key to return to normal

weighing or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the next function.

4) When F1 Unt is displayed you can press the [Tare] key to view the current

setting for the weighing units.

5) Press [Unit/Clr] at any time to return to the parameter heading.

6) Pressing the [Hold/Print] key will cycle through the other units along with

their current settings. For example, if oFF is displayed with the weighing unit Carats, the user will not be able to use this unit while weighing.

7) Pressing the [Air/Liquid] key will change the setting of a particular unit. For

example, to enable the weighing unit Carats, change the setting to on by pressing the [Air/Liquid] key.

8) Note that grams will always be enabled.

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The following table shows different units which are available to the user and the conversion factors for each.

Name of the Units

Grams A standard metric unit 1.0 g

Carats Used for weighing jewelry and gems, etc. 5.0 ct

Grains A basic weighing unit in the imperial

Pennyweight Pennyweight was the weight of a silver

Ounce Troy Troy ounce- used for weighing gold, silver

Ounce Avoirdupois ounce.

Pounds Standard weighing unit in UK/USA. 0.0022046 Lb

Mommes A weighing unit used in Japan to weigh

Tola An Asian weighing unit 0.085735 t

Description Conversion

Factor

15.43236 GN

system. Used to weigh gun powder.

0.6430149 dwt penny in medieval England. Equals to 1/20th of an Ounce Troy.

0.03215075 oZt and in pharmacy.

0.035274 oZ 16 ounces make a pound.

0.266667 MM pearls.

Display Symbol

Taels Hk Hong Kong Taels 0.026717 tL H

Taels S Singapore Taels 0.026455 tL S

Taels T Taiwan Taels 0.026667 tL T

Taels J Japan Taels 0.026659 tL J

After setting the units to on or off, press [Unit/Clr] or [Tare] to return to the function menu.

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7.2

HOLD FUNCTION,

F2F2

HHHH

LLLLDDDD

The hold function may be set to automatic, manual or off by the user. If the hold function is disabled the density function will not work. If it is set to auto the balance will hold the weight display when it becomes stable. If it is set to manual the user must press the [Hold/Print] key to set the hold function.

AU Hd

Off Hd

On Hd

Sets the hold function to operate automatically when a weight is stable.

Sets the hold function to off. The Density function will not operate. The [Hold/Print] key will function only as a print key.

Sets the hold function to be on when the user presses the [Hold/Print] key.

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the self-

checking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 UNT.

3) Press the [Air/Liquid] key to select F2 Hld .

4) Press the [Tare] key to view the current setting for the hold function.

5) To change the setting press the [Air/Liquid] key to scroll through and select a

new setting as shown above.

6) Press [Tare] to confirm and move to the next setting.

7) When F3 bL is displayed press the [Tare] key to enter the parameter, the

[Unit/Clr] key to return to weighing, or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the next function.

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7.3 BACKLIGHT,

F3F3

bbbbLLLL

The backlight may be enabled or disabled by the user. If the backlight is disabled the battery life will be greater. The following settings are available:

AU bL

On bL Off bL

Sets the backlight to operate automatically when a weight is placed on the balance or a key is pressed.

Sets the backlight to be on at all times.

Sets the backlight to be off at all times.

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the selfchecking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 UNT.

3) Press the [Air/Liquid] key to select F3 bL .

3) Press the [Tare] key to view the current settings for the backlight.

4) To change the setting press the [Air/Liquid] key to scroll through and select a

new setting as shown above.

5) Press [Tare] to confirm and move to the next setting.

6) When F4 Ser is displayed press the [Tare] key to enter the parameter, the

[Unit/Clr] key to return to weighing, or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the next function.

7.4 PRINTING

PARAMETERS,

F4F4

SSSSeeeerrrr

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the self-

checking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 UNT.

3) Keep pressing the [Air/Liquid] key until F4 SEr is displayed.

4) Press the [Tare] key to view the current setting.

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5) The following options are available for setting the serial output functions:

Mode Print Feature

Auto Mod

Set Mod

After density is tested it will automatically send data for the test results to the printer as shown in section 9.

After density is tested and during the time the results are displayed press [Hold/Print] to send the data to the printer. This allows the user to print only when they are ready. Pressing [Hold/Print] a second time will send the data again.

Press the [Air/Liquid] key to change the setting. Press [Tare] to confirm and move to the next setting.

6) Setting the baud rate. This is the transmission speed for communication with

printers and computers. The selected rate must match that of the other device for communications to work.

The following settings are available:

2400 bPS

4800 bPS

9600 bPS

7) Press the [Air/Liquid] key to change the setting.

7) Press [Tare] to confirm and move to the next setting.

8) When F5 oFF is displayed press the [Tare] key to enter the parameter, the

[Unit/Clr] key to return to weighing, or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the next function.

*Please see section 9 for more printing details

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7.5 AUTO

POWER OFF,

F5F5

OFFFFF

OFOF

The auto power off function helps conserve power by automatically turning the balance off when it is not in use. The Auto power off time can be set by the user in minutes, or to not be in operation (OFF).

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the self-

checking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 UNT.

3) Keep pressing the [Air/Liquid] key until F5 OFF is displayed.

4) Press the [Tare] key to view the current setting.

5) Press [Air/Liquid] to change the setting to (Off, 5, 10, 20 or 30 minutes).

6) Press [Tare] to confirm and move to the next setting.

7) When F5 oFF is displayed press the [Tare] key to enter the parameter, the

[Unit/Clr] key to return to weighing, or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the next function.

7.6 INTERNAL

EXTERNAL CALIBRATION,

F6F6

IIIICE

CECE

You can select to use the internal mass or an external mass to calibrate the balance.

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the self-

checking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 UNT.

3) Keep pressing the [Air/Liquid] key until F6 ICE is displayed.

4) Press the [Tare] key to view the current setting.

5) To change the setting press the [Air/Liquid] key to select either Int

CAL

(internal calibration) or Etl

CAL

(external calibration).

6) Press [Tare] to confirm and move to the next setting.

7) When F7 CA is displayed press the [Tare] key to enter the parameter, the

[Unit/Clr] key to return to weighing, or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the next function.

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7.7 ADJUST

THE VALUE OF THE INTERNAL MASS,

F7F7

CCCCAAAA

The internal mass value stored in memory can be adjusted if required.

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the self-

checking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 UNT.

3) Press the [Air/Liquid] key until F7 CA is displayed.

4) Press the [Tare] key to view the current setting.

5) The display will show the current value with the first digit

flashing. To change the flashing digit position press the [Hold/Print] key. Press the [Air/Liquid] key to increase the value or the [Density] key to decrease the value. The internal

calibration weight should only change between 95.00 and 105.00 grams or

495.00 and 505.00 grams (depending upon the model).

6) Press [Tare] to confirm and move to the next setting.

7) When F8 SEt is displayed press the [Tare] key to enter the parameter, the

[Unit/Clr] key to return to weighing, or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the next function.

*Changing the value of the internal mass will affect the weighing readings following an internal calibration. To check if your internal mass value is correct you should only use high quality weights that are accurate to the readability of the balance.

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7.8 USER

TECHNICAL PARAMETERS,

F8F8

SSSSEt

EtEt

The balance has a number of technical parameters the user can adjust.

Display Description Default Value

Filter settings - 1 to 3

n FIL

1 FIL

1 will allow the display to update at it’s fastest

The Automatic Re zero range - 1 to 7

n ZEO

4 ZEO

1 is the minimum A/Z range and 7 is the maximum

Stability symbol range - 1 to 6

n STA

2 STA

1 is the smallest stability range and 6 is the largest.

1) Switch on the balance then press and hold the [Unit/Clr] key during the selfchecking test of the display.

2) After a few seconds, the display will show the first function F1 UNT.

3) Keep pressing the [Air/Liquid] key until F8 SET is displayed.

4) Press the [Tare] key to view the current setting.

5) To change the settings press the [Air/Liquid] key. Press the [Tare] key to store the setting and advance to the next parameter. When complete the display will show the TECH parameter.

The display will now show TECH. This parameter is for qualified technicians only and requires entry via a pass code. Press the [Unit/Clr] key to return to weighing or press [Air/Liquid] to go to the first function again.

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8.0 USER

CALIBRATION

The Highland series of balances comes standard with HandiCalTM internal calibration to make calibrating the balance quick and easy. However you can also calibrate the balance using an external verification weight if needed. The HandiCal method is the default but if you would like to use external calibration then you must first enable this via the parameter (section 7.6 Selecting the Internal or External Calibration).

Install the handle for the calibration as shown below. To calibrate the balance the handle is pushed to the side which will lower the calibration mass.

Internal Calibration using HandiCal

1) Press and hold the [Air/Liquid] and [Density] keys at the same time and

power on the balance.

2) Release both keys when the display shows unload.

3) Remove any weight from the pan assembly and press the [Tare] key when the

stable sign is shown.

4) The display will show C Int. Press the [Tare

]

key and the display will show

LoAd.

5) Move the handle fully across as shown above which will lower the internal

calibration mass onto the pan assembly inside the balance. Press the [Tare] key once the stable sign is shown.

6) The display will show PASS if the calibration is successful. Move the handle

back to its original position and the display will show zero.

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External Calibration

1) Press and hold the [Air/Liquid] and [Density] keys at the same time and

power on the balance.

2) Release both keys when the display shows unload.

3) Remove any weight from the pan assembly and press the [Tare] key when the

stable sign is shown.

4) The display will show an acceptable mass that can be used to calibrate the

unit. You can change this value by pressing the [Air/Liquid] key to match the calibration mass you may have.

5) The calibration masses that can be used are as follows:

Model # HCB J123 HCB J302 HCB J1002 HCB J2002

Weight 1 50g 100g 500g 500g

Weight 2 70g 200g 700g 1000g

Weight 3 100g 300g 1000g 2000g

6) Once the calibration weight has been selected press the [Tare] key

7) The display shows LoAd. Place your weight on the pan. Press the [Tare] key

after the stable sign is shown.

8) The display will show PASS if the calibration is successful.

9) Remove the weight and the display will show zero.

NOTE: If the calibration fails try doing the calibration again. The calibration must

agree with the factory calibration within ±5%. The balance will show FAllllL H (when the weight is higher) or FAllllL L (when the weight is lower). Repeat the process using the correct calibration weight.

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9.0 SERIAL

INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS

The balance comes equipped with an RS-232 Serial Interface.

The connector is a DE-9P female fitting with the following connections. Pin 2 TXD Transmitted data Pin 3 RXD Received data Pin 5 GND Signal ground

Data Format for the printout is described below. All lines end with a carriage return <cr> and a line feed <lf>, (0dH and 0aH in ASCII).

Format Output:

The lines will include a heading for each line then the value. A typical output when weighing is shown below. 8 lines of data are printed including one blank line at the end.

Sample WT(air) : 54.00 g <cr><lf> Sample WT(liquid): 50.00 g <cr><lf> Liquid Density : 0.997 g/cm3<cr><lf> Sample Volume : 4.010 cm3 <cr><lf> Sample Density : 13.463 g/cm3<cr><lf> Content : 626 / 1000 <cr><lf> Sample Karat : 15 K Cu <cr><lf> <cr><lf> <cr><lf>

Note: the Karat unit should reflect the setting of the Alloy parameters, K Ag, K Cu, K 1:1, K m-n or Ko Def.

If the density is of a value that does not allow the karat value to be determined the printout should have blank values for content and karat. For example

Sample WT(air) : 58.99 g <cr><lf> Sample WT(liquid): 50.01 g <cr><lf> Liquid Density : 0.997 g/cm3<cr><lf> Sample Volume : 9.004 cm3 <cr><lf> Sample Density : 6.551 g/cm3<cr><lf> Content : <cr><lf> Sample Karat : <cr><lf> <cr><lf>

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.00 g <cr><lf>

Format for simple weight only output:

Input command format:

The balance can be controlled with the following commands. The commands must be sent in upper case letters, i.e. “T” not “t”.

T<cr><lf> Will do a combined Zero /Tare function the same as pressing the [Tare] key.

P<cr><lf>

A<cr><lf> When the weight is Held on the display this command will store the weight in

U<cr><lf> Acts in the same way the [Unit/Clr] key does. To change the weighing unit to

D<cr><lf> Acts in the same way the [Density] key does. When viewing results from a

Will perform the same functions as pressing the [Hold/Print] key. During a density test the P command will hold the weight, allowing the A<cr><lf> command to be used to store the value. Will print the results at the end of the density test. If sent whilst displaying the density results it will cause the density report to be printed as above. If the Hold Function (F2 HLD) is Off the command will only print the weight readings.

memory for either weight in air or weight in liquid, the same as if the [Air/Liquid] key is pressed.

the next available unit during normal weighing, or to return to normal weighing if the balance is in the density section.

density test it will change to the next displayed value.

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10.0 REMOTE

DISPLAY

The remote display plugs into the 6 pin circular connector on the rear of the balance.

Turn the balance off.

Insert the connector from the remote display into the circular connector on the rear of the balance.

Turn the balance on. The remote display will now display the same information as the balance display.

NOTE: Using the remote display will use more of the battery power. It is suggested that you should use the power supply whilst using the remote display.

11.0 TEMPERATURE

SENSOR

During the density test if the balance has been set to use the auto temperature sensor it must be plugged into the balance.

Turn the balance off.

Plug the temperature sensor into the 5 pin circular connector on the rear of the balance.

Turn the balance back on and the sensor will now work automatically. If the sensor becomes unplugged the display will show (0 °C au) during the power on sequence if the automatic temperature sensor was selected in section 6.1. The balance can still be used by setting the temperature manually as described in section 6.1. In this case the balance after turning the power on will show the last value manually entered.

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12.0 TROUBLE

12.1 ERROR

SHOOTING

MESSAGES

If an error message is shown, repeat the step that caused the message. If the error message is still shown then contact your dealer for support.

ERROR

CODE

Err 4

Err 5

Err 6

Err 9

Red Light on front panel

No Power when

DESCRIPTION POSSIBLE CAUSES

Initial Zero is greater than allowed (4% of maximum capacity) when power is turned on)

Keyboard Error. Improper operation of the

A/D count is not correct when turning the balance on. A/D count is not stable when turning the balance on.

Low Battery indicator. Unstable – balance cannot get a stable reading.

Low Battery indicator.

turning on.

Weight on the pan when turning on. Internal calibration weight is in the lowered position. Damaged load cell. Damaged Electronics.

balance.

Load cell damaged. Electronics damaged.

Load cell damage. Something touching the pan. Air movement, vibration or instability.

Internal battery may be flat. Charge or replace the internal

Possible damage to the mechanics / Load cell.

Internal battery may be flat. Charge or replace the internal

SOLUTIONS

Remove the transit screw make sure the pan is fitted correctly. Make sure the calibration weight is in the correct position. Remove any weight from the stainless steel pan. Try recalibrating. Turn the balance off and back on again.

Remove any weight from the stainless steel pan and turn the balance off and back on again. Try calibrating the balance. There may be movement, vibration or dirt on the balance during turning on. Make sure there is nothing touching the pan. Make sure the internal weight is in the up position. Make sure the balance is level. Try recalibrating.

rechargeable battery. Make sure the balance is on a flat surface and away from vibration. Make sure the calibration weight is in its off position.

rechargeable battery.

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12.2 REPLACEMENT

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

If you need to order any spare parts and accessories contact your supplier or Adam Equipment. A partial list of the more common items follows:

Part Number Description

3.01.4.0.11014 RS-232 to PC cable

7.00.0.0.0012 Thermal Printer

1.12.0.0.11156 ATP Printer

6.00.0.0.2028 AdamDU (Data Collection Software)

3.02.4.0.9160 AC adapter USA plug 12VDC 800mA

3.02.4.0.9156 AC adapter UK plug 12VDC 800mA

3.02.4.0.9157 AC adapter Euro plug 12VDC 800mA

3.02.4.0.9158 AC adapter SA plug 12VDC 800mA

3.02.4.0.9159 AC adapter Australian plug 12VDC 800mA

3.08.0.0.2043 Beaker

3.08.1.2.2045 Beaker Support

3.08.1.2.2046 Density Chamber

3.08.1.2.2047 Sample Pan

3.08.1.2.2048 Sample Pan Suspension Hook

3.08.0.0.2044 Temperature Sensor

3.08.1.2.2049 Temperature Sensor Support

3.08.1.2.2050 Density Chamber support

3.08.0.0.2045 Temperature Sensor Cable Clip

3.08.1.2.2044 HandiCalTM calibration handle

3.09.4.0.9012 Battery, 6V/1.3ah

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13.0 SPECIFICATIONS

13.1 TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

Model # HCB J123 HCB J302 HCB J1002 HCB J2002 Maximum Capacity 120g 300g 1000g 2000g Readability 0.001g 0.01g 0.01 g 0.01 g Repeatability (s.d.) 0.002g 0.01g 0.02 g 0.02 g Linearity ± 0.003g 0.02g 0.03 g 0.03 g

Special pan assembly for Density Determination

Pan

Units of Measure g, ct, GN, dwt, oZt, Oz, Lb, MM, t, tLH, tLS, tLT, tLJ

132mm / 5.2”

diameter

160 x 165mm / 6.3” x 6.5”

13.2 COMMON

SPECIFICATIONS

Communication Interface RS-232

Stabilisation Time 2 Seconds typical

Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C / 32°F to 104°F

Power supply (external) 12VDC 800 mA

Calibration HandiCal Internal calibration or external calibration - User selectable

Display 18mm high 6 digit LCD

Auto backlight and capacity tracker

Balance Housing ABS Plastic with Density Determination accessories

Overall Dim’s. HCB J123 (w x d x h). HCB J303/2002

Net Weight. HCB J123 HCB J303/2002

165 x 252 x 190mm / 6.5” x 9.9” x 7.5” inc Density Chamber 175 x 252 x 232mm / 6.9” x 9.9” x 9.1” inc Density Chamber

Min, 1.8 kg / 3.9 lb inc Density Chamber and Remote Indicator Max, 2.6 kg / 5.7 lb inc Density Chamber and Remote Indicator

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14.0 WARRANTY INFORMATION

Adam Equipment offers Limited Warranty (Parts and Labour) for the components failed due to defects in materials or workmanship. Warranty starts from the date of delivery.

During the warranty period, should any repairs be necessary, the purchaser must inform its supplier or Adam Equipment Company. The company or its authorised Technician reserves the right to repair or replace the components at any of its workshops depending on the severity of the problems. However, any freight involved in sending the faulty units or parts to the service centre should be borne by the purchaser.

The warranty will cease to operate if the equipment is not returned in the original packaging and with correct documentation for a claim to be processed. All claims are at the sole discretion of Adam Equipment.

This warranty does not cover equipment where defects or poor performance is due to misuse, accidental damage, exposure to radioactive or corrosive materials, negligence, faulty installation, unauthorised modifications or attempted repair or failure to observe the requirements and recommendations as given in this User Manual. Additionally rechargeable batteries (where supplied) are not covered under warranty.

Repairs carried out under the warranty does not extend the warranty period. Components removed during the warranty repairs become the company property.

The statutory right of the purchaser is not affected by this warranty. The terms of this warranty is governed by the UK law. For complete details on Warranty Information, see the terms and conditions of sale available on our web-site.

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Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformity

This product has been manufactured in accordance with the harmonised European standards, following the

provisions of the below stated directives:

Electro Magnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC

Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC

Adam Equipment Co. Maidstone Road, Kingston Milton Keynes, MK10 0BD

United Kingdom

FCC COMPLIANCE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. The equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Shielded interconnect cables must be employed with this equipment to insure compliance with the pertinent RF emission limits governing this device.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Adam Equipment could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

WEEE COMPLIANCE

Any Electrical or Electronic Equipment (EEE) component or assembly of parts intended to be incorporated into EEE devices as defined by European Directive 2002/95/EEC must be recycled or disposed using techniques that do not introduce hazardous substances harmful to our health or the environment as listed in Directive 2002/95/EC or amending legislation. Battery disposal in Landfill Sites is more regulated since July 2002 by regulation 9 of the Landfill (England and Wales) Regulations 2002 and Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005. Battery recycling has become topical and the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations are set to impose targets for recycling.

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