Start up Guide
BA-T and BT-T
Basic Series Balances
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1. CONTENT
Models: BA-T-64 | BA-T-124 | BA-T-214
Balance
x 1
Models: BT-T-203 | BT-T-403 | BT-T-503
Balance
x 1
Models: BT-T-802 | BT-T-2002 | BT-T-4002 | BT-T-6001 | BT-T-10001 | BT-T-20001
Weighing pan
x 1
Weighing pan
x 1
Draft shield
x 1
Draft shield
x 1
Bottom insert
x 1
Grounding foot
x 1
Power adapter
Foot
x 3
x 1
Power adapter
x 1
Balance
x 1
Weighing pan
x 1
Grounding foot
x 1
Foot
x 3
Power adapter
x 1
2. WORKROOM AND BASIC OPERATION GUIDELINES
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C
+40
+104oF
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+10
C
o
F
+50
Place the balance away from heat
sources. Avoid exposing the balance
to the sunlight.
Operate the device in a room where the temperature ranges between 10–40 °C
(50–104 °F) and where the relative humidity is below 80%.
Place the balance on a solid surface to ensure stability. To obtain stable and
repeatable weighing results, an anti-vibration table is recommended.
Avoid exposing the balance to a
magnetic field.Do not weigh magnetic
substances.
Do not place the balance in a hazardous
area. Do not weigh explosive materials.
Avoid air drafts and air movements
at the workstation.
Make sure that the balance is placed
on an even surface.
Do not place the balance on an unstable
ground exposed to shocks and vibrations.
3. UNPACKING
1 2 3
TOP
Keep the packaging should a warranty
claim or service be required.
4. ACTIVITIES TO BE DONE PRIOR TO OPERATION
4.1. Remove transport lock
Models: BA-T-64 | BA-T-124 | BA-T-214
1
Models: BT-T-203 | BT-T-403 | BT-T-503 | BT-T-802 | BT-T-2002 | BT-T-4002 | BT-T-6001 | BTT-10001
BT-T-20001
2
Keep the transport
lock should a
warranty claim or
service be required.
1 2
Keep the transport
lock should a
warranty claim or
service be required.
4.2. Grounding spring check
Models: BA-T-64 | BA-T-124 | BA-T-214
Check the grounding spring.
Make sure that the grounding
spring juts slightly out of the
hole.
Models: BT-T-203 | BT-T-403 | BT-T-503 | BT-T-802 | BT-T-2002 | BT-T-4002 | BT-T-6001 | BTT-10001
BT-T-20001
Check the grounding spring.
Make sure that the grounding
spring juts slightly out of the
hole.
Grounding foot
5. COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY
Models: BA-T-64 | BA-T-124 | BA-T-214
1 2 3
Models: BT-T-203 | BT-T-403 | BT-T-503
1 2 3
Install the
grounding foot in
a freely selected
opening.
Models: BT-T-802 | BT-T-2002 | BT-T-4002 | BT-T-6001 | BT-T-10001 | BT-T-20001
1 2
Install the
grounding foot in
a freely selected
opening.
6. PREPARING FOR WORK
Ethern
6.1. Balance temperature stabilization time
Prior to switching the device on it is necessary
to ensure that it has reached a temperature
Balance temperature stabilization time ranges
between 1 - 8 hours.
equal to room temperature.
B 2
S
U
BUS 1
Connect the power adapter to DC connector. Connect the power adapter to the mains.
To level the balance, turn its feet and keep
turning the feet until the air bubble takes
the central position.
7. PANEL AND SCREEN
7.1. Panel keys
Proximity sensorProximity sensor
Enteringbalance
setup
Displaying previous
screen
Taring
7.2. Home screen
Working modes list
Switching on / off
Confirming an operation
or printing a report
Zeroing
List of current working
mode functions
Weighing result window
Editable tool bar with quick
access keys
Parameters Header
Adjustment Tare UnitsUnits Operators
printout
Footer
printout
Status bar
Editable information fields
(labels, text fields and buttons)
Databases
database
8. BASIC OPERATIONS
8.1. Adjustment
External adjustment is carried out using an external
mass standard of the right accuracy and weight
value, which value depends on balance type and
capacity.
Prior adjustment prepare the right
mass standard. You are recommended
to use mass standard of class F1 or F2.
View the table and select the mass
standard you need.
Balance
model
BA-T-64
BA-T-124
BA-T-214
BT-T-203
BT-T-403
BT-T-503
standard [g]
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Mass
50
100
200
100
200
500
Balance
model
BT-T-802
BT-T-2002
BT-T-4002
BT-T-6001
BT-T-10001
BT-T-20001
Mass
standard [g]
500
1 000
2 000
5 000
10 000
20 000
Press "Adjustment" button.
Wait for completion of the start mass
determination process.
7
Unload the weighing pan and press
button for confirmation.
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Load the weighing pan with mass standard and
press button for confirmation.
8
Wait for the process completion.
Unload the weighing pan.
8.2. Zeroing
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Unload the weighing pan and press
"Zeroing" button.
8.3. Taring
The balance has been zeroed.
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When the weighing result has been displayed
press "Tare" button.
The balance has been tared.
8.4. Working modes / units selection
Press the pictogram to view list of all
available working modes.
Working modes list:
Weighing
Dosing
Checkweighing
Formulas
Percent weighing
Statistics
Parts counting
Animal weighing
Solids density
Liquids density
Peak hold
9. SETTINGS
Some balance settings are accessible for Administrator exclusively.
Prior balance parameters setup, log in as the Administrator.
9.1. Administrator's login
Press the pictogram to view
list of all available units.
Units list:
g
mg
ct
lb
oz
ozt
dwt
tlh
tls
tlt
tlc
mom
gr
ti
N
b
aht
tola
msg
u1
u2
1
Press "Operators" button.
3
Press 123 button to activate numeric keyboard. Enter
"1111" password and press button to confirm.
2
Users list is displayed, select Admin option.
4
You have logged in the administrator.
9.2. User settings
Prior balance users setup, log in as the Administrator.
Press "Databases" button. Select Operator database.
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Press "Add" button. Select "Name" parameter.
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Enter user name. User name has been entered.
Following the above procedure, set remaining parameters:
7
Code:
Enter user ID
Password:
Enter user password
Access levels:
Set respective access level (user, advanced, admin)
9.3. Proximity sensors setup
Prior proximity sensors setup, log in as the Administrator.
You can assign the proximity sensors with different functions for each working mode (the sensors will trigger
different operation for each working mode). The diagram presents sensors setup for the weighing mode.
1 2
Press "Parameters" button.
3 4
Select Weighing parameter.
5
6
Parameters list is displayed, select
Working Modes parameter.
Select Proximity Sensors parameter.
Select Right Sensor parameter. Select function that is to be assigned to the
right proximity sensor.
In order to set left sensor function repeat steps 5 and 6, this time select Left Sensor parameter. Following the
above procedure you can also set sensors for remaining working modes.
10. PERIPHERAL DEVICES CONNECTORS
Power adapter
DC
Computer Printer
Additional
display
Barcode
scanner
DB9
RS 232 RS 232
USB 1 USB 2 Ethernet
Computer Printer
Additional
Barcode scanner
display
DB9
USB
Computer
Barcode
scanner
USB
Keyboard
Printer
Ethernet
USB-A RJ45USB-B
Computer Printer
11. DEVICE CLEANING
11.1. General Recommendations
Prior to cleaning, it is necessary to
disconnect th e balance from the mains.
Avoid using cleansers containing chlorine, corrosive chemicals and bleach. Do not use
cleansers containing abrasive substances or scouring preparations.
Use soft cloths made of microfiber,
natural fiber or man-made fiber. Avoid
using abrasive cloths or cloths that might
scratch the surface.
11.2. Glass components
Prior to cleaning the glass panes, it is necessary to disassemble them first.
For detailed instruction on panes disassembly, refer to user manual.
Clean glass components using a solution of water and detergent (liquid soap,
dish-washing detergent, glass cleaner, etc.). In case of heavy contamination,
a mild solution of vinegar or baking soda can be used.
Apply the cleanser onto the cloth first.
Avoid applying the cleanser directly
onto the device.
11.3. Plastic components
Prior to cleaning the plastic housing, it is necessary to disassemble
weighing pan components (cover, weighing pan, etc.).
Clean plastic components using a solution of water and detergent
(liquid soap, dish-washing detergent, glass cleaner, etc.).
11.4. Stainless steel components
Prior to cleaning the stainless steel components, it is necessary
to disassemble them first.
Clean stainless steel components using a solution of water and detergent
(liquid soap, dish-washing detergent, glass cleaner, etc.). In case of heavy
contamination, a mild solution of vinegar or baking soda. can be used.
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