Axis BTA210, BTA210D User Manual
BTA210(D)
USER
MANUAL
BTA Series
File: ER-BTA-144-05-10 btA0009 GB
BTA2100(D)
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Contents:
1. General description ........................................................................................................................................................................................3
2. Completeness .................................................................................................................................................................................................3
3. Safety rules......................................................................................................................................................................................................4
4. Technical data .................................................................................................................................................................................................5
5. General scale view..........................................................................................................................................................................................6
6. Keys and indicators........................................................................................................................................................................................8
7. Preparing working environment...................................................................................................................................................................9
8. Preparing scale to work ...............................................................................................................................................................................10
9. General operation principles .......................................................................................................................................................................11
10. Operation rules during work with accumulators (batteries) ..................................................................................................................12
11. Accumulators (batteries) replace ..............................................................................................................................................................13
12. Start-up ........................................................................................................................................................................................................14
13. Connection with computer or a printer ....................................................................................................................................................15
14. Basic scale functions .................................................................................................................................................................................17
14.1. Simple weighing.......................................................................................................................................................................................17
14.2. Weighing with tare ...................................................................................................................................................................................17
15. Special functions ........................................................................................................................................................................................18
15.1. Customization of special functions menu (ACtIV and dEFAULt) .......................................................................................................20
15.2. Autozeroing function (AutotAr) ..............................................................................................................................................................21
15.3. Pieces counting function (PCS) .............................................................................................................................................................22
15.4. Function for changing mass unit (UnIt).................................................................................................................................................23
15.5. Percent calculation functions (PErCEnt)...............................................................................................................................................24
15.6. Function for summing recipe ingredients (rECIPE) .............................................................................................................................25
15.7. Function for calibration with external weight (CALIbr) ........................................................................................................................26
15.8. Label choosing function (LAbEL) .........................................................................................................................................................27
15.9. Function for setting serial interface parameter (Port-1 and 2) ............................................................................................................28
15.10. Printout configuration (PrInt)................................................................................................................................................................29
15.11. Animal weighting function (LOC) .........................................................................................................................................................30
15.12. Memorizing tare function (tArE) ...........................................................................................................................................................31
15.13. Maximum value indication function (UP) ............................................................................................................................................32
15.14. Force measuring function (nEWton)....................................................................................................................................................33
15.15. Anty-disturbance filter option (FILtEr).................................................................................................................................................33
15.16. Setting backlight function (b_LIGHt) ...................................................................................................................................................34
15.17. Function for choosing reading unit (rESOLUt) ..................................................................................................................................34
15.18. Statistical calculations function (StAt) ...............................................................................................................................................35
15.19. Basis weight of paper counting function (PAPEr).............................................................................................................................38
15.20. Charging accumulators function (bAttErY)- option ..........................................................................................................................39
15.21. Automatic switching off function (Auto OFF) ....................................................................................................................................40
15.22. Total weight function (totAL) ...............................................................................................................................................................41
15.23. Date and time setting (dAtE)................................................................................................................................................................43
15.24. Function of comparing with preset threshold values (trESh) ...........................................................................................................44
Troubleshooting and maintenance .................................................................................................................................................................47
Declaration of Conformity................................................................................................................................................................................49
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1. General description
BTA series electronic scales are destined for laboratory works which do not
require high accuracy and for wide range of technical purposes as well.
All scales are metrologically tested by manufacturer and are not destined for EC
verification. According to an order scales can be calibrated.
NACE classification: 33.20.31.
2. Completeness
Standard set consists of:
1. Scale
2. Feeder
3. Draft shield with cover (option),
4. User manual
5. Guarantee card
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3. Safety rules
It is necessary to follow safety rules of work with the
scale shown below. Obeying those rules is the
condition to avoid electrical shock or damage of the
scale or connected peripheral devices.
• All repairs and necessary regulations can be made by authorised
personnel only.
• To avoid fire risk use a feeder of an appropriate type (if feeder is
supplied with the scale) and supply voltage has to be compatible with
specified technical data.
• Do not use the scale when its cover is opened.
• Do not use the scale in explosive conditions.
• Do not use the scale in high humidity environment.
• If the scale seems not to operate properly, switch it off and do not use
until checked by authorised service.
According to current acts of low about protection of
natural environment, wasted scales should not be put
into waste containers together with ordinary waste.
• Wasted scale after operation period can be delivered to units authorized
for gathering wasted electronic devices or to the place where it was
bought.
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4. Technical data
Scale type
BTA210 BTA210D BTA2100 BTA2100D
Capacity (Max)
210g 210g 2100g 2100g
Reading unit (d)
0,01g 0,01g/0,001g 0,1g 0,1g/0,01g
Linearity 0,02g 0,003g 0,2g 0,03g
Repeatability 0,02g 0,003g 0,2g 0,03g
Pan dimensions
φ115mm φ115mm φ150mm φ150mm
Working temperature
+18°C ÷ +33°C
Tare range
-Max
Weighing time
<3s
Scale dimensions
185x290x90mm
Scale weight
1kg
Power supply
~230V 50Hz 6VA / =12V 850mA (1,2A)
Accumulators
NIMH ( AA size) – 4 pcs.
Time of continuous work with accumulators
1000mAh
c.a. 6 h
with display backlight
c.a. 16
without display backlight
Accumulator power level indication (bAttEry function)
Time of automatic switching off the scale
> 5 min
(AutoOFF function)
Time of automatic switching off display
backlight
> 30 s
(b_LIGHt function)
Recommended calibration weight
F2 200g M1 200g F2 2000g M1 2000g
Note:
F2 and M1 are names of international calibration weight classes according to
O.I.M.L. Requirements about calibration weight accuracy are connected with
these classes.
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5. General scale view
BT210(D) scale:
1 – pan
2 – pan support
(under pan)
3 – pan ring
(against blows)
4 – display LCD
5 – keys
6 – rotating legs
7 – water level
8 – draft shield
(option)
9 – draft shield cover
(option)
BT2100(D) scale:
1 – pan
2 – pan support
3 – information
window
4 – display LCD
5 – keys
6 – rotating legs
7 – water level
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2
5
4
7
6
1
8
9
2
5
3
4
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Connectors view:
ON OFF
Adjustment
switching
USB (option)
RS232C
RxD (receiver)
TxD (transmitter)
ground
case
Feeder
Feeder
Printer or computer
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
~230V
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6. Keys and indicators
key
I/
- switch on / switch off (standby),
"
→T←
- taring (storing package mass subtracted from weighed
mass)
"
B/G
- showing gross mass (option),
"
→0←
- zeroing the scale when pan is empty (option) ,
"
MENU
- special function menu,
"
- result printout,
"
HR
- increasing resolution of mass indication (option),
indicator
→0←
- zero indicator (when scale pan is empty),
"
- indicator of weighing result stabilisation,
"
NET
- net mass (after use of →T← key),
"
MODE
- indicator of switching special function on,
bar
indicator
- indicator of scale load (0-100%).
indicator
OFF
- switching scale with
key (standby),
"
B/G
- gross mass (after use of B/G key),
"
pcs
- indication in pieces
The use of keys during entering numeric values (special functions):
→0← - increment current digit,
- insert comma,
→T←
- move to next position,
MENU
- finish entering
Note:
→0← and HR keys and →0← and NET indicators do not work in BTA210D and
BTA2100D scales.
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7. Preparing working environment
+18°C
+33°C
Location for the scale should be chosen with care in order to limit influence of
the factors that can interrupt working scale. This location has to maintain proper
temperature for working scale and necessary space for its operating. The scale
should stay on stable table made of material that does not influence magnetically
on the scale.
Rapid air blows, vibrations, dust, rapid temperature changes or air humidity over
90% are not allowed in scale surrounding. The scale should be far from heat
sources and devices emitting strong electromagnetic or magnetic fields.
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8. Preparing scale to work
1. Take the scale and feeder out of
the package.
2. Place the scale on a stable
ground not affected by mechanical
vibrations and airflows.
3. Level the scale using rotating
legs 6
so that the air bubble in
water level 7
at the back of the
scale is in the middle.
4. Put draft shield 8
on the scale
and cover 9
on it.
Scale should be transported in the way, that there is no risk of
accidental pressing or overweighing a pan.
If the scale was taken from a lower temperature surrounding to a room
with higher temperature, e.g. in winter, moisture can liquefy on the
scale casing. Do not connect power supply to the scale, because this
can cause damage or improper work of the scale. In this case leave the
scale for at least 4 hours unplugged for acclimatization.
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8
9
2
5
3
4
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9. General operation principles
1. In order to confirm correctness of the scale during its operation, before
starting and after finishing every valid measurement series it is recommended
to check weighing accuracy putting calibration weight or other object of
exactly known mass on the scale. In the case when allowable measurement
error of the scale is exceeded, it is recommended to perform calibration with
external weight or contact authorised service centre.
2. Weighed mass should be placed in the middle of the pan.
3. The scale allows taring in the whole measuring range. To tare the scale press
→T←
key. Taring does not extend measuring range, but only subtracts tare
value from mass value of a sample placed on the pan. To make the control of a
load on the pan easier and to avoid exceeding measurement range, the scales
have load indicator calibrated 0÷100%.
4. Weighing result should be read when the indicator
lights, which signalises
result stabilisation.
5. When the scale is not used but it is necessary for it to be ready to work, it can
be switched off by pressing I/
key. The scale reading system is then switched
off and scale goes to standby mode signalled with OFF indicator. Switching
the scale on is preformed by pressing I/
key.
6. In sales having
→0←
key (zeroing) active it should be checked if zero
indicator
→0←
is displayed before sample is placed on the pan. If not, press
→0←
key and wait until the scale is zeroed and zero indicator appears. After
that load can be placed on scale pan.
7. Scale mechanism is a precise device sensitive to overweight, mechanical
shocks and strokes.
Do not overload the scale more than 20% of maximum capacity.
Do not press the pan with a hand.
For transportation pan, pan support and pan ring should be packed
separately.
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10. Operation rules during work with accumulators (batteries)
1. Scale can be powered from ~230V supply through feeder attached with scale.
Moreover accumulators, which are placed in container inside the scale, can be
used for powering. Ordinary batteries can be used as well.
2. In order to make accumulators (batteries) discharging time longer, automatic
switching off display backlight and next the whole scale is possible during
breaks in weighing. Configuration of these mechanisms is done using
b_LIGHT and Auto OFF functions.
3. Charging accumulators is performed automatically after connecting feeder to
the scale, also during weighing. Accumulator power level can be read using
bAttErY function (bat VoL option).
When using batteries in place of accumulators, charging during
work with feeder have to be switched off. bAttErY function is used
for this purpose (bAt OFF option), which is described in further
part of manual. Charging batteries can cause their breaking and
serious damage of the scale.
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11. Accumulators (batteries) replace
1. Take pan, pan support and pan ring carefully.
2. Turn the scale upside down.
3. Unscrew screws 11
holding cover 12, take cover off.
4. Take accumulator container 13
off and put 4 AA format accumulators in it. The
way of placing accumulators into the container is shown on the picture above and
draft in the container:
Not controlled press on the pan can cause mechanical damage of
the scale.
12
11
13
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12. Start-up
Plug feeder into ~230V power supply socket. When the pan is empty plug feeder
output connector into 12V socket at back of the scale. Autotests and internal
calibration will be performed.
Steps after start-up of the scale:
Tests of electronic scale components.
Showing scale program version.
Zeroing the scale.
Ready to work.
C-1
C-5
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0.00g
btA...
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13. Connection with computer or a printer
The scale may send data to a computer or a printer via RS232C interface.
When cooperating with a computer, the
scale sends weighing result after
initialising signal from a computer or after
pressing
key on the scale.
For cooperation with the scale a computer
should be equipped with software
allowing receiving data from the scale
and using it further.
AXIS offers computer programs to cooperate with scales, available on
www.axis.pl website:
- Communication – free program for sending simple commands to the scale and
receiving weighing results,
- ProCell – program for cooperation with Microsoft EXCEL and other
Microsoft Windows applications (demo version).
Detailed information for programmers (LONG protocol):
When cooperating with a computer, the scale sends data as follows:
Computer → Scale: S I CR LF (53h 49h 0Dh 0Ah) - initiating signal,
Scale → Computer: scale sends 16 data according to the following format:
(16 Bytes, transmission parameters: 8 bits, 1 stop, no parity, 4800 bps),
Description of particular bytes:
Byte 1 - „-“ sign or space
Byte 2 - space
Byte 3÷4
- digit or space
Byte 5÷9 - digit, decimal point or
space
Byte 10 - digit
Byte 11 - space
Byte 12 - k, l, c, p or space
Byte 13 - g, b, t, c or %
Byte 14 - space
Byte 15 - CR
Byte 16 - LF
RxD (read)
TxD (transmit)
ground
casing
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