Cole-Parmer MB-T-210, MB-T-50, MB-T-50.H Quick Start Guide

Start up Guide
MB-T
Moisture analyzers
1. CONTENT
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Moisture Analyzer
x 1
Disposable pan
x 10
Cross-shaped
holder
x 1
Drying pan
handle
x 1
2. UNPACKING
TOP
1 2 3
Keep the packaging should a warranty claim or service be required.
Drying pan
shield
x 1
Power cord
x 1
3. WORKROOM AND BASIC OPERATION GUIDELINES
Operate the device in a room where the temperature ranges between 10–40 °C
o
(50–104 °F) and where the relative humidity is below 80%.
C
o
F
Place the balance on a solid surface to ensure stability. To obtain stable and repeatable weighing results, an anti-vibration table is recommended.
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F
h
+40 +104
+10oC +50
h ≥ 100 cm (39”) w ≥ 20 cm (8”)
ww
Keep space free around the device: h = min. 100 cm (39 in.), w = min. 20 cm (8 in.).
Avoid air drafts and air movements at the workstation.
Not intended for usage within EX zones. Not intended for weighing explosive or flammable substances.
Place the balance away from heat sources. Avoid exposing the balance to the sunlight.
Make sure that the balance is placed on an even surface.
Not to be opened in the course of operation since the heating compo­nents reach very high temperature.
Avoid exposing the balance to a magnetic field. Do not weigh magnetic substances.
Do not place the balance on an unstable surface exposed to shocks and vibrations.
Be extremely careful while taking the sample out. The sample and the moisture analyzer elements may be hot.
4. ACTIVITIES TO BE DONE PRIOR TO OPERATION
Grounding spring check
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Check the grounding spring.
Make sure that the grounding spring juts slightly out of the hole.
5. COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY
Install the base insert.Remove the base insert.
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2 3
Slowly rotate the cross-shaped holder, keep rotating until the holder sinks deeper.
6. PREPARING FOR WORK
USB 1
USB 2 Ethernet
COM
USB 1
USB 2
AC 120V/405W
60Hz
Ethernet
Place the device at the workstation, wait until it reaches room temperature.
6.1. Balance temperature stabilization time
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1-4 h
Prior switching the device on let it reach room temperature (estimated stabilization time: 1-4 hours).
6.2. Balance leveling
6.3. Switch the balance on
To switch the device on, press ON / OFF key.
Connect the power cord into the AC socket located at the back of the device.
To level the balance, turn its feet and keep turning the feet until the air bubble takes the central position.
The moisture analyzer is ready to operate!
It is recommended to carry out adjustment operation prior running to the WEIGHING mode: read point 8.1. (adjustment is not required for DRYING).
Connect the device to the mains.
7. PANEL AND SCREEN
7.1. Panel keys
Proximity sensorProximity sensor
Entering balance
setup
Displaying previous
screen
Taring
7.2. Home screen
Press to display list of working modes: WEIGHING / DRYING
Weighing result window
Editable tool bar with quick
access keys
Switching on / off
Confirming an operation or printing a report
Zeroing
List of current working mode functions
Status bar
Enabled for editing info fields (labels, text boxes, buttons) providing current drying parameters
Parameters Users Database Drying mode Open / Close
the chamber
Working mode
parameters
Start Databases
8. BASIC OPERATIONS
8.1. Adjustment
It is recommended to carry out adjustment operation prior to running the WEIGHING mode (adjustment is not required for DRYING). 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 to 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.
Caution! Make sure that the disposable weighing pan has been installed (read point 5.5.). Do not close the drying chamber in the course of adjustment.
Balance
model
MB-T-50H
MB-T-50
MB-T-210
Mass
standard [g]
50
50
200
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Press "Parameters” button. Respective parameters list is displayed, select
Adjustment option.
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Press "External Adjustment” parameter.
Wait for completion of the start mass determination process.
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.
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Wait for the process completion.
8.2. Zeroing
Unload the weighing pan and press "Zeroing" button.
8.3. Taring
Unload the weighing pan.
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The balance has been zeroed.
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When the weighing result has been displayed press "Tar e" button.
The balance has been tared.
8.4. Drying profiles / Drying process finish modes
Press to view list of drying profiles.
Drying profiles:
Standard:
the most precise moisture content measurement
Fast:
for samples with moisture content between 5% - 15%
Mild:
for substances sensitive to intense heat impact
Step:
for substances with moisture content higher than 15%
Press to view list of drying process
finish modes.
Drying process finish modes:
Automatic:
triggered in accordance with automatic settings
Manual:
triggered manually by the user
Time-defined:
triggered after passage of declared time
User-defined:
triggered in accordance with user settings
9. SETTINGS
Some balance settings are accessible for Administrator exclusively. Prior to balance parameters setup, log in as the Administrator.
9.1. Administrator's login
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.
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You have logged in the administrator.
9.2. User settings
Prior to balance users setup, log in as the Administrator.
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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:
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Code:
Enter user ID
Password:
Enter user password
Access levels:
Set respective access level (user, advanced, admin)
9.3. Proximity sensors setup
Prior to 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.
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Press "Parameters" button.
Parameters list is displayed, select Working Modes parameter.
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Select Weighing parameter.
5
Select Right Sensor parameter. Select function that is to be assigned to the
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.
Select Proximity Sensors parameter.
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right proximity sensor.
10. SAMPLES AND DRYING METHODS
10.1. Preparing samples
Optimal sample structure and size are crucial features influencing measurements speed, accuracy and repeatability.
Solids:
- sample crushing necessary,
- sample of low weight required,
- large sample surface.
Samples with low moisture content:
- sample of heavy weight required (10 - 15 g).
10.2. Handling hazardous samples
Some sample types require particular caution! They may pose risk for people and objects. It is the moisture analyzer operator who is responsible for potential loss being a result of such samples use.
Substances that in the course of heating may emit vapours causing corrosion (e.g. acids).
Apply small amount of samples, this helps to prevent risk of depositioning of vapour over cool housing components.
Explosive and flammable substan­ces and substances that in the course of heating emit flammable vapours.
Apply small amount of samples and lower drying temperature, this helps to prevent flames from rising and explosion. Use glasses and protective gloves.
Liquids:
- large sample surface.
Toxic and corrosive substances and substances that in the course of heating emit toxic vapours.
Due to risk of eyes, skin and lungs irritation, and due to risk of death, such samples must be dried in fume cupboard.
11. PERIPHERAL DEVICES CONNECTORS
Power cord
Computer Printer Ambient conditions
Barcode
scanner
AC DB9
USB
USB
module
RS 232DC
Ethernet
Barcode scanner
Keyboard
USB-A
Printer
USB-B
RJ45
Computer PrinterComputer
12. DEVICE CLEANING
12.1. General Recommendations
Prior to cleaning, it is necessary to disconnect the 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.
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.).
Apply the cleanser onto the cloth first. Avoid applying the cleanser directly onto the device.
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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