Sartorius PMA.Power PMA35001 Installation Instructions Manual

98648-016-91

Installation Instructions

Sartorius PMA.Power
Model PMA35001

Electronic Paint-mixing Scales

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General View of the PMA35001

1 Display and control unit
2 Display
3 U Zero/tare key
4 I Toggle key

You can configure the PMA35001 menu
to enable toggling between grams (g)

and parts per pound (p)
5 Leveling foot
6 K Factor key
7 c Clear key and [REC] key for paint-

mixing applications; depends on the

menu setting
8 L [ENTER] key and [MEM] key for

paint-mixing applications

9 Mounting bracket for display

and control unit
10 Interface (25-contact D-Sub socket)
11 Grounding terminal
12 Power cord with plug
13 Level indicator
14 Cable gland
15 Load plate
16 S ‘Down’ key
17 Power supply and data cable for the

display and control unit
18 R ‘Up’ key

for paint-mixing applications
19 Q On/off (standby) key

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Contents

General View of the Equipment . . . . . 2

Intended Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Warnings and Safety Precautions . . . . 4

Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Calibration/Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Operating Menu Configuration . . . . . 12

Troubleshooting Guide . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Care and Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Recycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Interface Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

EC Declaration of Conformity . . . . . . 22

Symbols

The following symbols are used in these
instructions:

§ indicates required steps
$ indicates steps required only under cer-

tain conditions

> describes what happens after you have

performed a particular step

– indicates an item in a list

!indicates a hazard

The PMA35001 scale is specially designed
for use in paint-mixing applications.
This scale can be operated through the
keypad in stand-alone operation or using
application software (such as a paint­mixing program from a paint manufac­turer) installed on a connected PC.

If you wish to create your own applica­tion software, Sartorius can supply the
required drivers for DOS or Windows
operating systems.

Note:

– Make sure to read these operating

instructions carefully before installing
and operating your PMA35001 scale.

– As described in the manufacturer’s

declaration, type PMA35001 electronic
scales (only with the power cord supplied
by Sartorius, type H03 or comparable)
may be used in flammable environments
if the room is not at risk of inflammation
due to excessive dust or fiber deposits.
Paint-mixing rooms are generally free
of accumulated dust or fibers.

Intended Use

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Warnings and Safety Precautions

The weighing instrument complies with
the European Council Directives as well as
international regulations and standards for
electrical equipment, electromagnetic
compatibility, and the stipulated safety
requirements. Improper use or handling,
however, can result in damage and/or
injury. To prevent damage to the equip­ment, read these operating instructions
carefully before using your scale.
Keep these instructions in a safe place.

– Do not expose the weighing instrument

to aggressive chemical vapors or to extreme
temperatures, moisture, shocks, or vibration.

– Exposure to excessive electromagnetic

interference can cause the readout value
to change. Once the disturbance has ceased,
the instrument can be used again in accor-

dance with its intended purpose.
– Do not use electrical equipment out of doors.
– The scale may not be operated in hazardous

areas or areas containing potentially explo-

sive agents. If you use electrical equipment

in installations and under ambient condi-

tions subject to stricter safety standards

than those described in the manual, you

must comply with the provisions as speci-

fied in the applicable regulations for

installation in your country.
– Make absolutely sure to disconnect the

scale from power (unplug the power cord)

before you connect or disconnect a periph-

eral device (printer or PC) to or from the

interface port.
– If you use cables purchased from another

manufacturer, check the pin assignments in

the cable against those specified by Sartorius

before connecting the cable to Sartorius

equipment, and disconnect any wires that

are assigned differently. The operator shall

be solely responsible for any damage or

injuries that occur when using cables not

supplied by Sartorius. Connect only

Sartorius accessories and options, as these

are optimally designed for use with your

PMA scale.

– The power connection must be made in

accordance with the regulations applicable
in your country. If you need assistance,
contact your Sartorius dealer or the Sartorius
Service Center. Any installation work that
does not conform to the instructions in this
manual will result in forfeiture of all claims
under the manufacturer’s warranty.

– If there is any indication that safe operation

of the equipment is no longer warranted;
for example, if the AC adapter is defective
or shows sign of damage, disconnect the
equipment from power and lock it in a safe
place to ensure that it cannot be used for
the time being.

– Disconnecting the grounding conductor

is prohibited. Make sure the applicable
accident prevention regulations are
observed by all operating personnel.

– Always make sure the equipment is discon-

nected from AC power before performing
any installation, cleaning, maintenance or
repair work on the scale or AC adapter.
If the equipment housing is opened by
anyone other than persons authorized
by Sartorius, all claims under the manufac­turer’s warranty are forfeited.

– The casing on all connecting cables, as well

as the casing on wires inside the equipment
housing, is made of PVC. Chemicals that
corrode this material must be kept away
from these cables.

– Do not leave the interface port uncovered.

If the port is not used, or in preparation for
shipping, replace the cap to protect the data
interface from vapors, moisture and dust
or dirt.

– Never use a hammer to close a paint can

while is it still on the load plate, as this will
damage the weighing system.

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Getting Started

§ Unpack the scale carefully.

§ After unpacking the equipment, please check

it immediately for any visible damage.

Equipment Supplied

– Scale
– Load plate
– Adapter cable

Setting up the Scale

Choose a suitable location where your scale will not
be exposed to drafts, heat radiation, moisture or vibra­tions. Make sure to read these operating instructions
carefully before connecting the scale to power.

!Make sure to observe the safety instructions.

Leveling the Weighing Platform

Purpose:

– To compensate for uneven areas at the place of

installation

– To ensure that the equipment is placed in a perfectly

horizontal position for consistently reproducible
weighing results
Always level the weighing platform again any time after
it has been moved to a different location.

§ Level the weighing platform using the four leveling

feet. Turn the feet until the air bubble is centered
in the level indicator.

§ Check to ensure that all leveling feet rest securely

on the work surface.
> Each of the leveling feet must support an equal load.
> Adjusting the leveling feet:

To raise the weighing platform, extend the leveling

feet (turn counterclockwise). To lower the weighing

platform, retract the leveling feet (turn clockwise).

§ Place the load plate on the scale.

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Connecting the Scale to AC Power

The display and control unit is powered through the
scale’s power cord and power PCB.

§ Plug the power cord into a wall outlet (mains).

!Make sure to observe the safety instructions.

Make sure that the voltage rating printed on this
unit is identical to your local line voltage. If the
voltage specified on the label or the plug design of
the power supply do not match the rating or stan­dard you use, please contact your Sartorius office
or dealer. Use only original Sartorius power cables.
Use of cables from other manufacturers, even if
these units have a registered approval rating from
a national testing laboratory, requires the consent
of a qualified electrician.

$ If there is visible damage to the equipment or power

cord, unplug the equipment and lock it in a secure
place to ensure that it cannot be used for the time
being.

– Use only extension cords that meet the applicable

standards and have a protective grounding
conductor.

– Disconnecting the grounding conductor is

prohibited.

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Operation

Scale Functions

Center an empty paint can on the load plate.
Press the U key (zero/tare; 3). The display shows 0.0 g.
Pour the first component of your formula into the can and
read off the weight when the stability symbol (in this
example, “g”) is displayed.
Add the other components up to the desired weight
(formula).
Remove the filled paint can from the load plate.

Never use a hammer to close a paint can while is it still on
the load plate, as this will damage the weighing system.

Press the Q key (19) to
switch on the scale.

A self-test runs automatically,
at the end of which the
readout shows 0.0 g.

If a different value is
displayed, press U key
to tare the scale.

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Applications

Formulation (Calculation by a Factor)

The formulation program makes it easy to adjust your formulas for different final
quantities of a paint-mixing recipe (for example, to make 250 ml of a 1-liter recipe).
Press the K key (6) to select the desired factor. You can choose from the following:

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0.

Press the R key (18) (up) or

S key (16) (down)

to modify the factor in in 1.0 steps for factors of 5.0 or more,

in 0.1 steps for factors of 1.0 to 5.0,

or in 0.01 steps for factors of up to 1.0.

Note:

A flashing arrow

n on the display indicates that the weight value displayed is not valid

in legal metrology (i.e., not legal for trade).

Example:

During formulation, the weight value is display in g. Let’s suppose you want to weigh
3 kg of a basic formula that is for a total amount of 1 l. With the recalculation mode,
you do not need to manually recalculate the individual components.
The basic formula for 1 liter is:

250 g first component
+ 250 g second component
+ 500 g third component

Total: 1000 g

1. Place the empty paint can on the load
plate and tare the scale.

2. Press the K key (6) repeatedly to set the
factor to 3 for this example.

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Weighing Using the Recalculation Mode

Let’s suppose that you poured in too much of one color component for a given formula (in
this example, a 4-component recipe).
This example further assumes that you previously poured in all of the other amounts exactly
according to each of the values you entered and saved by pressing the L key [MEM] (9).
To correct for the overpour, press the S key (16) to start the recalculation program; C flashes
on the display. Use the R key (18; up) or S key (16; down) to correct the value so that it
matches the amount called for in the formula. Then press L [MEM] (8) to have the scale
calculate the amount to be added for each of the components that were already poured.
The display shows the amounts required to correct the formula up to the point at which the
overpour occurred. After the correction has been completed, you can continue filling the
remaining components.

Note:

You can correct overpours as often as needed.
Keep in mind that the total quantity of paint at the conclusion of filling increases each time
you correct a component. Press the c key (7) to check how much the total quantity will be.
The C stands for “Correction factor.”

A flashing arrow

n on the display indicates that the weight value displayed is not valid in

legal metrology (i.e., not legal for trade).

3. 3.0 next to the weight readout.

4. Slowly pour in the first component until the

display shows 250 g

5. Pour in the second component until 500 g is

displayed.

6. Pour in the last component until 1000 g is

displayed

This concludes the recalculation example.
According to the display, exactly 1000 g was poured
in, but the paint can actually contains 3 kg by weight
in accordance with the factor you selected (3).
The procedure is the same for any other conversion
factor.

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3. Add first component

+ 50.0 g

2. Press the U key

(zero/tare; 3).

0.0 g

Example (Cumulative Weighing)

1. Center an empty paint can

on the load plate.
+ 118.0 g

4. Press the L key [MEM] (8)

STO 01

5. Add the second component

+ 110.0 g

6. Press the L key [MEM] (8)

STO 02

7. Add the third component

+ 203.0 g
The required amount of
this component has been
exceeded by 3 g (= overpour).

8. Press the S key (16) to start
the recalculation mode. A C
(“Correction”) flashes on the
display.

9. Press the S key (16) repeat-

edly to correct the value.
+ 200.0 g

10. Press the L key [MEM]

key (8)
COR 01

11. The readout shows the

amount of the first compo­nent to be added, and “C1”
is shown in the upper right­hand corner of the display.
–1.7 g.

12. Add the first component

until the readout shows

0.0 g

13. Press the L key [MEM] key

COR 02

14. The readout shows the

amount of the second com­ponent to be added, and
“C2” is displayed. – 2.0 g

15. Add until 0.0 is displayed.

16. Press the L key [MEM].

The scale returns to the for­mulation program and the
“C” is no longer displayed.
+ 200.0 g.

17. Press the c key (7) [REC]

to view the factor by which
the total weight will exceed
the original target defined in
the recipe. (C = “Correction;”
in this example, 1.03).
Total weight = original
target + correction factor)

18. Add remaining components

+1000.0 g

This concludes the
recalculation example.

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Calibration/Adjustment

You can calibrate/adjust the scale by pressing the
U key (3).

Calibration weight: 10,000 g; resolution: +

0.016 g.

Always allow approximately 30 minutes for the scale
to warm up after connecting it to AC power and
before performing calibration/adjustment.

Press the U key (zero/tare) for 2 seconds;
“10000” is displayed.
Release the key.

Center the calibration weight on the load plate (15).
Adjustment is performed automatically.
Remove the calibration weight.

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Operating Menu
Configuration

Accessing the Operating Menu
Example:

Adapting the Scale to Ambient Conditions

§ Hold down the L key [ENTER] for approximately

2 seconds; “SETUP” is displayed.

§ Use the RS keys to select the desired menu item

on this level.

§ Press the L key [Enter] to select the next menu

level.

§ The second menu level is displayed. Use the RS

keys to select the desired menu item on this level.

§ Press the L key [ENTER] to select the next menu

level.

§ The third menu level is displayed. Use the RS keys

to select the desired menu item on this level.

§ Press the L key [ENTER] to select the next menu

level.

§ The fourth menu level is displayed. Use the RS

keys to select the desired menu item on this level.

This concludes the example.

§ Press the L key [ENTER]; o is displayed, indicating

that this item is set.

§ Press c (Clear) repeatedly to exit the menu.

Note:

Contact your local Sartorius office for a detailed list
of the menu codes.

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Configuring the Main Menu Settings

§ Hold down the L key [ENTER] for approximately 2 seconds; “SETUP” is displayed.

Level 1

SETUP

Language Setting

Level 1 Level 2

LANGUAGE § Press the R key to select LANGUAGE

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

o GERMAN § Press the RS keys to select a language

ENGLISH § Press the L key [ENTER];
FRENCH o indicates the active setting
ITALIAN § Press the c key repeatedly to exit

etc. the menu

Default Unit: Grams or Parts per Pound

The default settings is active when the scale is switched on; defined under “SETUP > SCALE > UNIT”:
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

SETUP § Press the L key [ENTER]

SCALE § Press the L key [ENTER]

UNIT § Use the RS keys to select the desired

setting; e.g., “UNIT”

o GRAMS § Press the L key [ENTER]

PT./PD. § Use the RS keys to select the desired

unit; e.g., “GRAMS”

I Activating the Toggle Key

When the toggle key I (4) is active, you can configure it to toggle the weight unit between grams
and parts per pound. The unit is toggled when the key is pressed.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

SETUP § Press the L key [ENTER]

APPLICATION § Use the RS keys to select

“APPLICATION”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

TOGGLE § Use the RS keys to select “TOGGLE”

OFF § Press the L key [ENTER]

o ON § Use the RS keys to select “ON”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]; o indicates

the active setting

§ Press the c key (Clear) repeatedly

to exit the menu.

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I Configuring the Toggle-key Function

Pressing the toggle key I (4) toggles the scale between the default unit (defined under SETUP >
SCALE > UNIT; see page 13) and the unit defined as follows under SETUP > APPLICATION > UNIT.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

SETUP § Press the L key [ENTER]

APPLICATION § Use the RS keys to select

“APPLICATION”

UNIT § Press the L key [ENTER], press S to

select “UNIT” and press L to confirm.

o PT./PD. § Use the RS keys to select the desired

unit; e.g., “PT./PD.”

GRAMS § Press the L key [ENTER]; o indicates

the active setting.

§ Press the c key (Clear)

Activating the “LOCK” Function

The LOCK function protects the scale from unauthorized use. When this function is active, the scale
readout shows weight values only when there is active communication between the scale and a PC.
If communication is interrupted, the readout goes blank and the display shows a padlock symbol.
Activation of the LOCK function is configured under “EXTRAS.”

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

SETUP § Press the L key [ENTER]

EXTRAS § Use the RS keys to select “EXTRAS”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

LOCK § Use the RS keys to select “LOCK”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

OFF § Use the RS keys to select ON and

o ON press L to confirm

§ Press the c key (Clear) repeatedly to exit

the menu.

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Configuring Password Protection

In addition to the LOCK function, you can configure password protection for additional security.
With this feature, the LOCK function can be deactivated only by entering the password you configure.
The password is numeric and can have up to 6 digits. Use the RS keys to select the digits
(0 through 9) for your password. The password is hidden on the readout; only dashes (“------”) are
shown. The first dash flashes to prompt input. Press the RS keys as needed to select the desired
digit (0 to 9) and then press the L key [ENTER] key. The digit is stored and the second dash flashes
on the display. Repeat the input procedure as described for the first digit. To store a space as
a character in the password, press the L key [ENTER] while the corresponding dash is flashing.
Once all 6 characters have been stored, press the L key [ENTER] to store the password.

Note:
Keep a copy of your password in a safe place.
The LOCK function can be deactivated only with this password.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

INPUT § Use the RS keys to select “INPUT”

PASSWORD § Press the L key [ENTER]

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

PW.NEW § Use the RS keys to select “PW.NEW”

-------- § Enter the desired password and press the

L key [ENTER]

§ Press the c key (Clear) repeatedly to exit

the menu

Changing the Password

To define a new password, the existing password must be entered first in the SETUP menu under
“PASSWORD.” “PW.OLD” prompts this input. Once the old password is entered, the “PW.NEW”
prompt is shown automatically. Enter the new password or press L at each position to enter spaces.
The display shows spaces.

Note:
Entering 6 spaces deletes the password, which deactivates the password function.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

INPUT § Use the RS keys to select “INPUT”

PASSWORD § Press the L key [ENTER]

PW.OLD § Press the L key [ENTER]

-------- § Enter the existing (old) password
PW.NEW > After the old password have been entered

correctly, “PW.NEW” is displayed.

-------- § Enter the desired password and press

the L key [ENTER]

§ Press the c key (Clear) to return

to the menu

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Configuring Text Length (“LONG” or “SHORT”)

You can define the length of the operator guidance texts shown on the display.
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

SETUP § Press the L key [ENTER]

EXTRAS § Use the RS keys to select “EXTRAS”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

TEXTS § Use the RS keys to select “TEXTS”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

LONG § Use the RS keys to select “SHORT”

o SHORT and press L to confirm

§ Press the c key (Clear) repeatedly

to exit the menu

Resetting the Scale: “RESET”

You can restore the factory settings in the scale.
Note:
If you have activated the password function, this feature is password-protected.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

SETUP § Press the L key [ENTER]

RESET § Use the RS keys to select “REST”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

MENU § Use the RS keys to select “MENU”

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

YES § Use the RS keys to select “YES”

o NO § Press the L key. Factory settings are

restored. “MENU” is displayed

§ Press the c key (Clear) repeatedly

to exit the menu

Code Settings

Select the “CODES” menu item to have menu items identified by numeric codes rather than texts.
Level 1 Level 2

LANGUAGE § Press the R key to select LANGUAGE

§ Press the L key [ENTER]

GERMAN § Use the RS keys to select “CODES”
etc. § Press the L key [ENTER]; o indicates

o CODES the active setting

§ Press the c key (Clear) repeatedly

to exit the menu

Note:

Contact your local Sartorius office for a detailed list of the menu codes.

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Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Cause Solution

No segments appear – No AC power is available – Check the AC power supply
on the display

The weight readout – No load plate on the scale – Position the load plate
shows “Low”

The weight readout – Weighing capacity exceeded – Unload the scale
shows “High”

The weight readout – Unstable environment – Change the place of
changes constantly installation

– Too much vibration, or the – Access the menu to select

scale is exposed to a draft the appropriate code for the

ambient conditions

(see “Oper-

ating Menu Configuration”)

The weight readout – The sample is not stable – Tare the scale before weighing
is obviously wrong – Scale not tared before

weighing

No weight value is – Communication between scale – Access the menu settings to
shown and the and PC has been interrupted, deactivate the LOCK function
padlock symbol activating the LOCK function
is displayed – Check the connection

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Care and Maintenance

Cleaning

!Never use concentrated acids, alkali solu-

tions or pure alcohol to clean the equip­ment.

!Do not allow liquids to penetrate the

equipment housing.

$ Use a brush or a soft, dry, lint-free cloth

to clean the scale.

Cleaning Stainless Steel Surfaces

Clean all stainless steel parts regularly.
Remove the stainless steel load plate and
thoroughly clean it separately. Use a damp
cloth or sponge to clean stainless steel
parts on the scale. You can use any com­mercially available household cleaning
agent that is suitable for use on stainless
steel. Clean stainless steel surfaces by
wiping them down. Then clean the load
plate thoroughly, making sure to remove
all residues. Afterwards, wipe down stain­less steel parts again using a clean, damp
cloth or sponge and allow the equipment
to dry. If desired, you can apply oil to the
cleaned surfaces as additional protection.

!Solvents are permitted only for cleaning

stainless steel parts.

Corrosive Environment

$ Remove all traces of corrosive substances

from the scale on a regular basis.

Storage and Shipping Conditions

$ The packaging used for shipping your

Sartorius equipment is optimally designed
to prevent damage during transport.
It is a good idea to save the box and all
parts of the packaging for future storage
or shipment of the equipment. Only the
original packaging provides the best
protection for shipment.

$ Allowable storage temperature:

–20 °C to +75 °C (–4 °F to +167 °F)

$ Allowable humidity during storage:

up to 90%

$ Please refer to the information under

“Safety Inspection” below.

Safety Inspection

Safe operation of the scale is no longer
ensured in the following cases:

– If there is visible damage to the connect-

ing cable
– If the device no longer functions properly
– If the equipment has been stored for a

relatively long period under unfavorable

conditions
– If the equipment has been subjected to

rough handling during shipment

§ Make sure all warnings and safety

precautions are observed, and notify

your nearest Sartorius Service Center

or the International Technical Support

Unit based in Goettingen, Germany,

if any of the above occurs. Maintenance

and repair work may be performed only

by authorized Sartorius service techni-

cians who have access to the required

maintenance manuals and have received

the necessary training.

!Only authorized service technicians may

open the equipment and perform mainte-

nance work; this ensures that operation

of the equipment is safe and trouble-free

and the warranty remains in effect.

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Recycling

In Germany and many other countries
(see www.sartorius.com, Service Down­load area for details), Sartorius or the
organization contracted by us takes care
of the return and legally compliant
disposal of its electrical and electronic
equipment on its own. In countries that
are not members of the European Eco­nomic Area (EEA) or where no Sartorius
subsidiaries or dealerships are located,
please contact your local authorities
or a commercial disposal operator.

These products may not be placed with
household waste or brought to collection
centers run by local public disposal oper­ations – not even by small commercial
operators.

For disposal in Germany and in the
other member nations of the European
Economic Area (EEA), please contact our
service technicians on location or our
Service Center in Goettingen, Germany:

Sartorius
Service Center
Weender Landstrasse 94–108
37075 Goettingen, Germany

Prior to disposal and/or scrapping
of the equipment, any batteries should
be removed and disposed of in local
collection boxes.

Sartorius will not take back equipment
contaminated with hazardous materials
(ABC contamination) – either for repair
or disposal.

Please refer to the accompanying
leaflet/manual or visit our Internet web­site (www.sartorius.com) for comprehen­sive information that includes our service
addresses to contact if you plan to send
your equipment in for repairs.

If you no longer need the packaging after
successful installation of the equipment,
you should return it for recycling.
The packaging is made from environmen­tally friendly materials and is a valuable
source of secondary raw material.

The equipment, including
accessories and batteries, does
not belong in regular house­hold waste.

Interface Description

Pin Assignments

9-contact female connector:
Pin 2: (RxD) Receive data
Pin 3: (TxD) Transmit data
Pin 4: (DTR) Data terminal ready
Pin 5: (GND) Ground
Pin 6: BPI bridge
Pin 8: Clear to send (CTS)

Installing the Adapter Cable

The adapter cable is required for operation of the
scale with a PC. If you wish to create your own
application software, Sartorius can supply the
required drivers for DOS or Windows operating
systems.

!Make sure to observe the safety instructions.

§ Remove the protective cover from the interface port.

Keep the protective cover in a safe place.

$ Replace the interface cover when storing or shipping

the scale.

§ Plug in the adapter cable and tighten the retaining

screws

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Connector on adapter cable

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Specifications

Model PMA35001

Weighing capacity g 35000

Readability g 0.1
Tare range (subtractive) g –35000
Linearity g <±0.2
Stability range

(configured in operating menu) digits 0.25 to 4
Humidity class F Anti-condensation
Ambient operating

temperature range °C 0 to +40 (+32 °F to +104 °F)
Load plate dimensions mm 350 + 240
Scale housing (W + D + H) mm 350 + 243 + 132.5
Net weight, approximate kg 11.4
Calibration weight kg 10; class E2 or better
Power consumption VA Average: 8; maximum: 16
Interface port RS-232

– Format 7-bit ASCII, 1 start bit, 1 or 2 stop bits
– Parity Even, odd, none
– Transmission rates: 1,200 to 38,400 bit/s
– Handshake mode Software or hardware

Accessories

Product Order No.

Dust cover YDC01PMA
RS-232 data cable, SBI (2 m) YCC01-0027M2
RS-232 data cable, BPI (2 m) YCC01-0028M2
RS-232 data cable, BPI (20 m) YCC01-0028M20
USB/RS-232 data cable (SBI) (1.8 m) YCO12
USB/RS-232 data cable (BPI) (1.8 m) YCO13

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W_PMA Power 35001 · KT
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