Intelligent Weighing Technology intell-lab ph series User's Operation Manual

Intell-Lab™Precision Toploading Balances
PH Series

A Higher Level of Precision…

A Higher Level of Performance

User Operation Manual

June, 2009

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SUMM ARY

Summary …………………………………………………………………….

Installation instructions ..…………………………………………………… 3

Weighing pan assembly ...………………………………………………...
Keyboard and display ………………………………………………………
Inputs and outputs ………………………………………………………….
Inputs and outputs balance Mod. K ……………………………………….

Normal weighing ……………………………………………………………. 9
Calibration ………………………………………………………………...10-16

Tare function ……………………………………………………….…….… 17
Alphanumeric keyboard ……………………………………………….….. 18

Manual tare function .......…………………………………………………. 19

Weight units …………………………………………………………….….. 20 PC
Interface selection …………………………………………………….. 21

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4-5

6
7
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Printer Interface selection ………………...……………………………… 22
Baud rate selection ……………….………………………………………. 23
Filters settings ……………………………………………………………... 24

Autozero function ..………………………………………………………… 25
Piececounting function …………………….…………………………... 26-30
V-Range function ...……………………………………………………….. 31
Determination of solid density for

balances with proper optional software …………………………….. 32

RS232 Interface characteristics ………………………………………. 33-35

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

 Remove balance and accessories from the carton.

 Do not install the balance in a place with draughts, heavy thermic changes and

vibrations.

 Place the weighing pan and the support pan on the balance (see page 4-5).

 Level the balance using the level bubble and levelling feet located underneath the

case (see page 7-8 fig. 1a/1b).

 Connect power supply to connector 2 located on the rear panel of the unit (see page

7-8).

 Insert power cord into AC outlet, which shall be easily accessible; after few

seconds the balance will automatically switch on.

 Wait 30 minutes from switch on and calibrate the balance using the mass enclosed

in the package, following the instructions (page 10).

 Calibrate the balance again every time it is removed from previous place.

 Check balance calibration periodically.

 We recommend not to drop heavy objects on balance pan, in order to avoid

damages.

 Assistance service must be effected by specialized staff and the spare parts used

must be original.

Therefore, it is necessary to apply to the seller who sold the equipment.

 Keep package in case the balance should be sent back to the factory for service.

WEIGHING PAN ASSEMBLY

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WEIGHING PAN ASSEMBLY

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KEYBOARD AND DISPLAY

Fig. 1 ELECTRONIC BALANCE

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ON/OFF key.

It confirms selection from MENU key or
it controls printing.

It selects setup MENU’.

CALIBRATION key.

TARE key.

Indicator of selected weight UNITS.

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9 Pin RS232
Interface Output

for PC/keyboard
and printer

B1, B2 and B3 are screws
for balance closing

Hook for weighing
under balance plan.
P.S. remove hook cap.

Fig. 2a - Bottom view

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CONNECTOR 1

9 Pin RS232
Interface Output
for PC/keyboard
and printer

Weighing pan

Hook for weighing
under balance plan.
P.S. remove hook cap.

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STAND BY

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After having connected the balance to
AC outlet, it is now in “STAND BY”

mode.

To bring the balance to working

conditions, press ON/OFF key.

To bring it in “STAND BY” mode, press

ON/OFF key again.

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E N G IN E E R I N G

92.00

lb c t

NORMAL WEIGHING

Load the good to weight on the pan and
read weight value on display.

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ENGINEERING

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EXTERNAL CALIBRATION *

* (For all models except Analytical
balance).

The electronic reading balance takes
measurement of mass making use of

glb ctoz

gravity (g). Difference in geographic area
and altitude will vary gravity acceleration
(g). Therefore, for accurate measurement,

scale must be adjusted to the local
environment. This adjustment is
accomplished by CAL key.

At empty pan, press CAL key.
Dashes are displayed.

BEL

ENGINEERING

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ENGINEERING

200 Gr

lb

200.00

lb oz ct g

When calibration weight value starts to
flash, load the weight on the pan.

ca l i b . w eig h t

The display will stop flashing, indicating
calibration weight value.

Wait for buzzer BEEP to confirm
calibration.

Unload calibration weight from the pan.
The balance is ready for weighing

BEL

ENGINEERING

lb ctoz g

0.00

operations.

CAL

we i g h t

NOTE: if there is an interference during
calibration process, the message

“ERR
OR”

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will be displayed.

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ENGINEERING

oz ctlb g

(*)Moreover, it is possible to calibrate the
balance with a calibration weight higher
than the one set.
To perform this sort of calibration,press
and keep CAL key pressed at empty pan
until the acoustic alarm will be
deactivated, then release the key and the
following string "--------" will be displayed,

followed by the flashing message "LOAD"
.

LOAD

lb oz

400.00

lb oz ct g

pe s o c a l i b .

pe s o c a l i b .

Now load on the pan a weight equal or
higher than calibration weight set; the
balance will recognise as valid a weight
equal or higher than calibrationweight as
long as it is a whole number in
comparison with the most meaningful

digit of calibration weight..
Example: if calibration weight is 200g, it
will be possible to calibrate the balance
with values from 200g,300g,400g up to
the highest limit of balance weighing
range.
The message"LOAD" on display will
stop flashing.
Once calibration has been effected, the
value of calibrated weight will be

displayed.

0.00

Remove calibration weight.

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The balance is ready for weighing
operations.

NOTE: if there is an interference during
calibration process, the message

“ERROR” will be displayed.
* (not for Analytical balances)

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EXTERNAL CALIBRATION *

Lab™

* (Only for Analytical balances
models).

- - - - - - - -

lb ct

oz

lb

Press CAL key at empty pan.

g

Dashes are displayed.

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As soon as calibration weight value
startsto flash, load calibration weight on

the pan.

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lb

Wait for the flashing message “-

0 -“

to

be displayed.

Unload weight from the pan.

If calibration operation has been effected
correctly, the balance will return to

normal weighing conditions. Otherwise,
calibration’s value will keep on flashing

and the procedure will have to be

repeat
ed

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starting from point “2”.

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CALIBRATION MODE *

* These functions are available ONLY for models provided with servomotor and internal
calibration mass.

The balance effects mass measurementsmaking use of gravity (g). Differences in geographical
areas and in altitude will vary gravity acceleration (g).
Therefore, in order to have precise measurements, the balancemust be adjusted to local

environment. This adjustment is accomplished by calibration function.
There are 4 calibration modes available :

1. Autocalibration

2. Internal calibration

3. External calibration

4. Technical calibration

1. AUTOCALIBRATION

The balance autocalibrates through internal calibration weight every 30 minutes, after checking by
microprocessorthat other weighing operations are not being effected. In this mode, in additionto a
calibration every 30 minutes, it is possible to effect calibration with internal calibration weight by

pressing CALkey at any time, being sure there is no weight loaded on the pan.

2. INTERNAL CALIBRATION

The balance autocalibrates through internalcalibration weight ONLY on user’s request by pressing

CAL key. Calibration every 30 minutes is excluded.

3. EXTERNAL CALIBRATION

The balance calibrates throughexternal calibration weight (NOT provided on models with internal
calibration weight).

4. TECHNICAL CALIBRATION

This function allows re-storing of internal calibrationweightvalue wheneverinterventionof
assistance-checking-service require it.

ATTENTION : this procedure must be effected using only calibration weight in class E2.

NOTE: for balances NOT provided with servomotorand internal calibration weight, ONLY

EXTERNAL calibration mode is available.

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CALIBRATION MODE

Lab™

SELECTION *

* These functions are available ONLY
for models provided with servomotor
and internal calibration mass.

From display zero condition, press MENU

BEL

ENGINEE RING

CALIB

lb oz ct g

AUT-CAL

lb oz ct g

MENU

key until the message “CALIB” is
displayed, then press key.

Select calibration mode:

AUT-CAL = autocalibration
I-CAL = internal calibration
E-CAL = external calibration

TEC-CAL = technical calibration
by pressing MENU key in sequence.

TEC-CAL

lb oz ct g

Press shortly key to confirm

confirm TEC-CAL, press and keep

key pressed until the acoustic alarm is
over.

After selection, the balance returns to

normal weighing conditions.

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AUTOCALIBRATION *(AUT -

Lab™

CAL) / INTERNAL
CALIBRATION * (I-CAL)

* These functions are available ONLY
for models provided with servomotor
and internal calibration weight.

Before effecting internal calibration, be

0.00

lb oz ct g

- CAL -

lb oz ct g

sure no weight is loaded on the pan.

Press CAL key at empty pan.

The message “CAL” will be displayed.
Internal calibration weight is then loaded.

lb oz ct g

0.00

When the message “0.00“ will be
displayed, the balance returns to normal
weighing conditions.

The message “ERROR” will be displayed
if calibration is not effected because of

vibrati

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ons or draughts.

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TECHNICAL CALIBRATION *

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* This function is available ONLY for models provided with servomotor and internal calibration mass.

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ENGINEE RING

- - - - - - - -

lb ctoz g

200 G r

lb

CAL

Press CAL key at empty pan.
Dashes are displayed.

As soon as calibration weight value starts
to flash, load calibration weight on the

pan.

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ENGI NEE RING

- CAL -

lb oz ct g

Wait for the flashing message “- 0 -“ to be
displayed.
Unload weight from the pan.

The message “CAL” will be displayed.
The balance will then return to normal

weighing conditions.

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TARE FUNCTION

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Load the container on the pan.

80.16

lb

oz ct

MENU

g

CAL

Press TARE key.
Dashes will be displayed until stability is
reached.

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ENGINEERING

BEL

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ENGINEERING

lb

lb ctoz

- - - - - - - -

0.00

g

CAL

g

CAL

The value “0.00” will then be displayed
when stability is reached.

In case stability cannot be reached
because of draughts, vibrations or other
problems, dashes will keep on being
displayed.

Load the goods to weight in the container.
Read net weight value on display.

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TARE

UP

SELECT

AR C

HELP

INSER

TARE

H I V .

OPTIONAL ALPHANUMERIC
KEYBOARD

If you have an alphanumeric keyboard, it
is possible to perform tare pressing

ESCA

A B C

E

F G H I J

K L M

O

P Q R S T
U

V

7 8 9

W X 4 5 6

Y Z 1 2 3

TARE/DELETE key too in the same way

previously described.

NOTE: connecting the alphanumeric
keyboard to the serial entry line, it is

necessary to select the baud rate at 1200
BAUD (see page 22).

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0

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UP

DOWN

SELECT

DELETE

STAT.

MANUAL TARE FUNCTION *

Having an optional alphanumeric
keyboard, it is possible to insert a value of

a known tare from the keyboard.

FORMUL.

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E NG IN EE R I N G

CLEAR

ESCAPE

0.00

lb o z c t g

INSER

PressTARE MAN key on the
alphanumeric keyboard. Three arrows will

appear on the display along with the
previous value of manual tare, if it has

been inserted before.

PressCLEAR key to set at zero the
previous value and digit the new value,

using numerical key located at the bottom
part of the alphanumeric keyboard. Press

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INSER to confirm.
PressESCAPE key to go out from this

condition.
To set at zero the value of manual tare

inserted by keyboard, effect a normal
operation of tare with TARE key located

on the balance, or with TARE/DELETE
key located on the optional alphanumeric

keyboard.

* ONLY for models provided with

a
l

phanumeric keyboard.

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WEIGHT UNITS *

will be displayed.

From display zero condition, press MENU
key until the message of unit “UNITS” is

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ENGINEERING

UNITS

lb ctoz

lb ctoz g

displayed.

g

CAL

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ENGINEERING

Press key to confirm.

GRAM

lb oz ct g

The unit “GRAM”
By pressing MENU
of unit “CARAT”
Press

CARAT

CAL

SYMBOL MEASURE UNIT

CONVERSION

FACTOR 1g =

GRAM GRAMS 1.
CARAT CARATS 5.
OUNCE OUNCES 0.035273962
POUND POUNDS 0.0022046226
PENN. PENNYWEIGHTS 0.643014931
ONCETR. TROY OUNCES 0.0321 50747
GRANO GRAINS 15.43235835

TAEL HON

HONG KONG

0.02671 725

TAEL

* TAEL SGP SYNGAPORE

0.02646063

TAEL

* TAEL ROC R.O.C. TAEL 0.02666666
* MOMME MOMME 0.2667
* x 10 x 10 10.
* x 100 x 100 100.

* Not

available for all models.

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PC INTERFACE SELECTION

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Connect the balance to PC with proper

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PC

lb ctoz g

cable (page 7).
From display zero condition press MENU

key until
the
message “

PC-PRTR “ is displayed.
Press key to confirm.

Press MENU key until the message “PC” is

CAL

displayed.
Press key to confirm.

BEL

ENGINEE RING

lb

0.00

oz

ct g

transmitting data conti nously.

NOTE: select baud rate (page 22).

CAL

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BEL

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ENGINEERING

PRINTER INTERFACE
SELECTION

Connect the balance to the printer with
proper cable (page 7).
From displayzero conditionpressMENU

key until the message “ PC-PRTR “ is
displayed.

Press key to confirm.

To select data printer mode press MENU
key until the following messages will be

display :

PRINTER: for printing of weight only

BEL

ENGINEERING

BEL

ENGINEERING

PRTTIM:forprintingofdate,hourand
weight

PRT GLP: for printing of GLP data
(Printing modes PRT TIM and PRT GLP
are available only using printer mod.
CUSTOM DP24E4 )

Press to confirm.

The balance returns to normal weighing
conditions ready to weigh every time

PRINT key is pressed.

0.00

lb

oz

ct g

CAL

NOTE: select baud rate (page 22).

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BAUD RATE SELECTION

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ENGINEERING

lb oz

Press MENU key until the message
“BAUD RT” is displayed.

Press key to confirm.

1200

ct g

CAL

Select serial data baud rate (1200-2400-

BEL

ENGINEERING

BEL

ENGINEERING

PRINT

lb oz

lb

oz

9600

ct g

0.00

ct g

sequence.

CALPRINT

The balance returns to normal weighing
condition.

CAL

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Instructions 6K UK Rev 08.doc Page 23 of 46

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ENGI NEE RING

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FILTERS SETTING

It is possible to adapt the balance to the
ambient conditions.

Five settings are available:

BEL

ENGINEERING

FILTER

lb oz ct g

FILTER 1 :proportion of ingredients

conditions

FILTRO 2 : very stable conditions
FILTRO 3 : stable conditions
FILTRO 4 : unstable conditions
FILTRO 5 : very unstable conditions

PressMENU key until the message

Press

key to confirm.

select by MENU key

2…..FILTER 5.

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ENGINEERING

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ENGINEERING

FILTER 5

lb

PRINT

lb ct

oz c t g

MENU CAL

0.00

Confirm selected filter with key.

“FILTER” is displayed.

The balance returns to normal weighing
conditions.

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AUTOZERO FUNCTION

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Autozero is a drift automatic correction

BEL

ENGINEERING

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ENGINEERING

AUTO 0

lb ctoz g

Au 0 OFF

lb ctoz g

from zero.
PressMENU key until the message “AUTO

CAL

0” is

displayed.
Press

Select by MENU key :

CAL

Au0 OFF = autozero

disabled

Au0 1 = level
Au0 2 = level

Au0 3 = level
Au0 4 = level

BEL

ENGINEERING

0.00

lb ctoz g

Press

key to confirm

The balance returns to normal weighing
conditions.

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E N G IN E E R I N G

PCount

lb ctoz g

nc

oz

lb

ct

PIECECOU NTING
FUNCTION *

From display zero condition, press MENU
key until the message “ PCount “ is

displayed.

C A L

Press key to confirm.

Select the number of required pieces
pressingMENU key repeatedly.

The choice of number of pieces (10, 25,
50, 100) is connected to the weight of the

single piece.
Press key to confirm.

Load on the pan the numberof pieces
indicated on the display.

Press key once again.
Wait for stabilization of the weight.

If the number of samples is enough (for
example n. 10 as in picture) their number

will appear on the display and it will be
possible to effect counting .

*

Not available for all models.

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If the pieces to count have a too smaller

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weight than balance readability, the
message “ERROR” will be displayed.

It is necessary to use a balance at higher
readability.

If the sample weight is acceptable but not
enough, the message “Add” will be

displayed.
Add a certain number of pieces so that the

quantity on the display is approx. doubled,
then press key.

If the quantity of pieces is still not enough,

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EN G IN E E R I N G

the message “Add” will be displayed
again. Double again the quantity read on

the display.

On reaching the sufficient number of
pieces, their quantity will be displayed and

it will be possible to proceed to count them
loading the pieces to count on the pan.

To escape from piececounting mode press

ON/OFF key, and the balance will return to

0.00

c t g

o z

lb

normal weighing conditions.

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AUTOMATIC UPDATING OF
UNIT WEIGHT

After having effected the sampling, it is
possible to update the average unit weight
as follows :

insteadof loading all the piecesto count,
load a number of pieces equal to the

double of the one loaded on the pan.
Wait for all the arrows to be displayed

followed by a short acoustic message.

Now it is possible to repeat this procedure
up to a maximum of 255 pieces or proceed

to the normal counting of the pieces. This
mechanism grants a more precise

evaluation of the average unit weight and a
better precision in counting of pieces.

NOTE: the mechanism of the automatic
updating is not active if the sampling has

been effected by insertion of the average
unit weight from alphanumeric keyboard.

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DISPLAY OF WEIGHT IN

To return to piececounting condition and

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PIECECOUNTING CONDITION

To display weight value during the counting
of pieces, press MENU key.

This condition is indicated by lighting of all
display arrows.

proceed with counting, press MENU key
again.

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MANUAL

lb oz ct g

MENU

MANUAL INSERTION OF THE
UNIT SAMPLE WEIGHT *

It is possible to use the optional
alphanumeric keyboard to insert weight of
the unit sample, if it is known.

From zero condition on the display press
MENU key until the message “Pcount” is
displayed.

Press key to confirm.
Select MANUALpressing MENU key

repeatedly.
Press key to confirm.

Insert unit weight (in grams) of a sample,
using the numerical keys from 0 to 9 and
decimal point.

BEL

ENGINEERING

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ENGINEERING

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ENGINEERING

PRINT

In case of error, press CLEARkey and
start again.

 ct

Press INSER key to confirm.
If the insertedweight is 100 times smaller
than balance readability, the message
“ERROR” will be displayed.

To escape without inserting the weight,
press ESCAPE (on the alphanumeric key)

 ct

or ON/OFF.

If the weight is enough “0” will be
displayed; it is now possible to proceed to
count loading the pieces on the pan. To

0

escape from piececounting function,
press ON/OFF key.

lb

oz

g

CAL

* ONLY for models provided with
alphanumeric keyboard.

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V-RANGE FUNCTION *

* This functionis available ONLY for
models double scale VR.

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ENGINEERING

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ENGINEERING

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ENGINEERING

1820.2

To activateV-RANGEfunction,press

lb

oz

ct g

ENU CAL

ON/OFF key.

Now a tare operation is automatically

.

lb

0.00

oz

ct g

CAL

performed,andat the endit is possibleto
operate with the scale at highest
resolution.

In this way it is possible to effect with
precisionproportioningof smallquantities.
This situation is pointed out by lighting of

.

18.06

ct

g

decimal point on the digit placed on the
extreme left side of the display.

The scale at highest sensitivity remains
until netweight exceedes in positive max.
value foreseen for lower range or in
negative a fixed limit.

Anyway,it is always possibleto disable
this function by pressing ON/OFF key.

In all these cases total weight is displayed.
Balances provided with this function can be

switched off pressing and keeping pressed
ON/OFF key until acoustic message is
deactivated.

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DETERMINATION OF SOLID DENSITY FOR BALANCES WITH

PROPER OPTIONAL SOFTWARE *

Balance program allows to determine solid density through four steps:

TARE IN AIR;
TARE IN WATER;
SOLID WEIGHING IN AIR;
SOLID WEIGHING IN WATER.

STORAGE OF TARE IN AIR

Tare in air (weight of the small basket in air) is about zeroing of small basket weight in air.
Press TARE key to effect this operation being sure that value displayed is “0”.

STORAGE OF TARE IN WATER

Select density menu by pressing MENU key. The message “DENS” is displayed. By
pressingTARE key the message “t.H20” is displayed. Dip the small basket in water and

press TARE key once again. The message starts flashing until stability is reached, then an
acoustic alarm is given out. Tare value in water is stored until balance is switched off, and it

can be changed repeating the same sequence of operations above mentioned.

DETERMINATION OF SOLID DENSITY

Select“DENS” by pressingMENU key and then press CAL key. The message “S.AIR” will
be displayed. Load a solid in the small basket and pressCAL key. The message starts

flashing. As soon as it is stable, an acoustic alarm is given out and the message “S.H2O” is
displayed. Dip the small basket with the solid in water and press CAL key once again. The

message will flash. As soon as stability is reached, an acoustic alarm is given out and
density value is displayed.

Press MENU key to return to weight display.
Press PRINT key to print the value displayed.

* Not
available for all models

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SERIAL INTERFACE RS 232

1) General characteristics

The balance sends the value displayed in serial form RS232C, allowing to print weight on
PC monitor or on a serial printer. In case of connection with PC, it is also able to get

commands, always in RS232C format, that allow to effect all operations with balance keys
through PC keyboard. Baud rate is selectable trough MENU and keys, as
shown previously, at 1200, 2400, 4800, and 9600 baud. The format of character is of 8 bit

preceded by a start bit and followed by a stop bit. Parity is not considered.

1) Interface selection for PC

Selecting PC output (personal computer
IBM compatible) through MENU and

keys, weight is sent continuously at the
same frequency with which weight
indication is updated on display. It is

possible to effect all balance functions

CODE FUNCTION
“T” = H54 TARE
“C” = H43 CALIBRATION
“E” = H45 ENTER
“M” = H4D MENU

directly from PC keyboard, sending to the

The connector to use for PC connection is n.1 (fig.1 page 33).

2) Interface selection for printer

Otherwise, if it has been selected output for serial printer, weight value will be printed,
once this will be stable, pressing PRINT key. If weight does not become stable in 10

seconds, the message “ERROR”will be displayed and an acoustic alarm will be emitted.
The connector to use for printer connection is n.1 (fig. 1 page 33).

3) Display format

The string sent is composed of 14 characters: ­first character : weight symbol (space or -) ;

- second - ninth character : weightor pieces number ; ­tenth - twelfth character : measure unit symbol ; -

thirteenth character : carriage return ;

- fourteenth character : line feed.

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Possible non-meaningful zeroes are spaces.

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ATTENTION

3 2

When the balance is in over range condition, weight value transmitted is replaced by
strings “over” and “under” (only if PC output has been selected).

5) Connecting balance to PC

For connecting balance to PC, use connector 1 on the rear side of the balance as shown in
the following figure :

Balance
Side

Connector 1

Balance
Side

Connector 1

2
3
5

7 6
20

6

PC
Side

25 Poles

4

2
3

5
6

4

2
3

5

PC
Side

9 Poles

6
4

6) Connecting balance to serial printer To print weight, connect connector 1 of the
balance to serial printer as shown below :

Balance 2 Input data

Side

7) Connecting balance to optional keyboard

C
o
nnector 1, used for connection to PC, can also be used for possible connection to

Busy signal

Printer

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alphanumeric keyboard.

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Connectors located on the rear panel of the balance

Connector 1 :

Keyboard/PC/

Printer

Connector 2 :

Supply

connector

Fig. 2 Rear view panel of balance Mod. K

Fig. 3

2

WEIGHING PAN ASSEMBLY

9
8

7

5
4

3

6

1

CONNECTOR 1

FOR KEYBOARD OR PC OR PRINTER

= +5v for keyboard
= Tx signal (PC) =

Rx signal (PC) =

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pin 5

busy signal
= Gnd

pin 4-6 = connected one with other

by PC transmission

WARRANTY CONDITIONS

1. Duration of warranty is of one (1) year from the date of purchase

proved by invoice concerning the product or by delivery note.

2. Warranty covers all parts resulting defective at the origin. It does not cover

mechanical or electronic parts damaged by wrong installation, tampering or
incorrect use.

3. Warranty does not cover damages caused by impacts, balance drops or

drop of objects on weighing pan.

4. Shipment to and from service centre is at customer charge

Intelligent Weighing Technology serves the industrial and laboratory markets in North America with
competitive pricing and value for money on a complete range of industrial and laboratory scales and

balances, force measurement and load monitoring technology from 0.01 mg to 275 tons.

We are the exclusive source for Intel l-Lab™, Intell-Industrial™, Intell-Check™, Intell­Count™, Intell-Weigh™, Intel l-Base™, Intel l-Scan™and Intell-Print™laboratory, industrial,
counting, analytical, precision and toploading balances, printers, peripherals and

weighing equipment.

We are the exclusive source for UWE weighing equipment in the US and the Caribbean.

We are the exclusive source for Intell-Lift™Straightpoint (UK), Ltd. products in North
America, Mexico and the Caribbean.

We have a combined 50 years of experience in the weighing and measurement industry, both in the
USA and worldwide. With contacts in over 50 countries, we provide you with the weighing and

measurement equipment you need.

QUALITY- Products solidly built from the ground up with superior engineering and components for
exacting results.

VALUE - Equipment priced for real-world business applications, with superior service and
support.

EXPERIENCE - Expert advice to help you choose just the right product for your application.

Quality + Value + Experience…it adds up to the Intelligent Investment.

Intelligent Weighing Technology,
Inc. www.intelligentwt.com

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