98647-001-33
Operating Instructions | Betriebsanleitung |
Installation et mode d’emploi
Sartorius
YDP 03-0CE
Data Printer | Messwertdrucker |
Imprimante des valeurs de mesure
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English – page 3
In cases involving questions of interpretation,
the German-language version shall prevail.
Deutsch – Seite 41
Im Auslegungsfall ist die deutsche Sprache
maßgeblich.
Français – page 79
En cas de questions concernant l’interprétation,
la version en langue allemande fera autorité.
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Contents
21 Settings
21 Setting the Date and the Time
23 Configuring an ISO/GLP-compliant
Data Printout
24 Menu – Interface Settings for the
Data Printer
28 Menu – Settings for Statistics
Applications
30 Printing a Hard Copy of the Settings
32 Troubleshooting Guide
33 Maintenance
37 Accessories
37 Specifications
38 Electromagnetic Compatibility
40 Test Certificate
3 Contents
4 Intended Use
5 Safety Precautions
6 Installation
9 Operation
10 Printing the Data of the
Connected Weighing Instrument
11 Statistical Evaluation of the Data
19 Use in Legal Metrology in the EU
20 ISO/GLP-compliant Data Printout
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Intended Use
Model YDP 03-0CE is a data printer designed to
receive weighing data from a connected weighing
instrument and to print it on plain paper (roll
width: 57.5 mm). Text and data are printed with
up to 24 characters per line.
This data printer is equipped with a real-time
clock. After the printer has been configured
according to the required settings, it is suitable
for use in legal metrology.
The data printer meets the quality standards
of the chemical and pharmaceutical industries,
in compliance with the requirements of GLP
(Good Laboratory Practice) and GMP
(Good Manufacturing Practice).
In addition to recording individual weighing data,
the data printer can generate a statistical evaluation of weighing data. All values transferred from
an on-line weighing instrument are stored.
The following can be computed/printed out:
– Number of weighing operations
– Mean value
– Standard deviation
– Variation coefficient
– Minimum value/weight
– Maximum value/weight
– Difference between the maximum
and minimum value/weight
Data is transferred either automatically or
manually by pressing a key.
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Safety Precautions
The data printer complies with the
EC Directives and Standards for electrical equipment and electromagnetic
compatibility.
Use only rechargeable AA batteries of
the following type: nickel-cadmium
UM-3, order no. 69Y03136.
Avoid draining the batteries excessively,
as this will reduce their recharging
capacity.
Used batteries are hazardous waste and
must be properly disposed of according
to your local hazardous waste disposal
regulations.
When this unit is powered externally,
use only an original Sartorius AC
adapter (see “Accessories”). The printer
must be supplied with external power
via an AC adapter, if one of the following devices is connected:
– an MP8-1/MP8-2 balance with
Data Input software
– an infrared dryer, model
7393…/YDU01L
– an external keyboard, such as 73392
When cleaning the data printer, make
sure that no liquid enters the printer
housing: use only a moist cloth to wipe
down the housing.
§ Deactivate the ISO/GLP-compliant
printout function for the following
instruments:
– Economy/Express Series, EA/EB scales
(up to serial number: 912xxxxx,
“December 1999)”
– GT/PT/QS/QT/XQ balances and scales
(MP 10 processor)
– QS/TS scales (MP 12 processor)
– MA… moisture analyzers
$ To change this setting, refer to the
section entitled “Configuring an
ISO/GLP-compliant Data Printout”
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Installation
Equipment Supplied
The following components are supplied:
– Interface cable for connecting the printer
to a weighing instrument
– Black ink ribbon cassette (is installed)
– 4 rechargeable batteries
– Paper roll
Installing the Rechargeable Batteries
§ Remove the 4 batteries from the packaging
(they are discharged)
§ Lift the cover of the paper roll compartment
§ To open the battery compartment, tilt back the cover
§ Install the 4 rechargeable batteries in the battery compart-
ment. Make sure that the poles match the + and – signs!
§ To close the battery compartment, press down on the
cover
§ To close the paper roll compartment, lower the cover
– You cannot thread the paper roll until the printer has been
turned on.
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Connecting the Data Printer to a Weighing Instrument
§ Connect the interface cable to the printer and the
weighing instrument you are using.
Secure the connection.
Turning On the Weighing Instrument and the Printer
§ To power the weighing instrument, plug in the AC
adapter/power supply
§ Turn on the weighing instrument
> The printer will turn on automatically
> Self-test: all segments of the printer’s display light up
Charging the Batteries during Initial Operation
§ Charge the batteries by leaving the weighing instrument
turned on
> The batteries are charged in the standby mode of the
weighing instrument
> After 28 hours, the printer’s batteries are charged
$ If the symbol does not go out within 3 hours at the latest,
change the batteries (see page 35)
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Installing the Ink Ribbon Cassette
§ To install the ink ribbon cassette, refer to “Maintenance”
on page 33
Inserting the Paper Roll
§ Insert the paper roll as described in “Maintenance”
on page 33
Setting the Date and Time
§ For instructions on setting the date and time,
please refer to “Settings” on page 21
Supplying the Printer with External Power
The printer must be supplied with external power via
an AC adapter (optional, see “Accessories”), if one of the
following devices is connected:
– an MP8-1/MP8-2 with Data Input software
– an infrared dryer, model 7393…/YDU01L
– an external keyboard, such as 73392
§ Plug the original Sartorius AC adapter into an electrical
outlet
§ Insert the right-angle plug into the jack on the right of the
printer’s rear panel
$ Install the rechargeable batteries: see page 6
$ Connect the printer and the weighing instrument
by following the steps mentioned in the previous section
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Operation
The data printer has 6 function keys for operation:
: Line Feed. Press the LF key to advance the paper by
one blank line.
: Numbering Function ON/OFF. This is only possible
if the numbering function (-p4-) in the menu
“Interface Settings for the Data Printer” has been
activated (page 24).
The readout shown on the left will be displayed
once the numbering function has been activated.
The numbering function generates a consecutive
index number from 001 to 999.
: Clear Number. This key resets the numbering
function to “001”
: Statistical Evaluation of the Collected Values
This is only possible if the statistics program (-a3-)
in the “Statistics Applications” menu (page 28) has
been activated. The readout shown on the left (an
example for 12 values) will be displayed for every
value read into the statistics memory.
: Date: Print the Date and Time
: Prints the values or reads them into the statistics
memory:
Prints the data of the connected weighing
instrument without statistics
With the statistics program (-a3- page 29):
Data Transfer in Manual Mode:
In this mode, the current data is transferred from
the weighing instrument and read into the statistics
memory. (The printing function can be turned either
on or off).
Data Transfer in Automatic Mode:
In this mode, printouts are started automatically.
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Printing the Data of the
Connected Weighing Instrument
$ If necessary, print several blank lines (line feed):
Press the key several times, or keep it pressed for
continuous line feed
$ To print the date and time, press the key
> The printout will be as shown on the left
§ To print data, press the key
$ To reset the numbering function, if necessary, press the
key
$ To turn off the numbering function, press the key
123456789012345678901234
12-DEC-95 10:25:38
123456789012345678901234
001: + 123.4 g
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Statistical Evaluation of the Data
The printer’s built-in statistics program can process all
values that are computed or weighed and transferred from
an on-line weighing instrument. To use this function,
you must activate the statistics program (-a3-) in the
“Statistics Applications” menu (see “Settings”). When the
program is activated, the code shown on the right will
appear each time (approx. 0.5 sec.) to indicate that a
particular value is being read into the statistics memory.
The number of values read into the statistics memory is
displayed.
After you have pressed the key, the values transferred will be read into the statistics memory. Data transfer
in the manual mode allows you to preselect the specific
values to be transferred by pressing . In the automatic data transfer mode, all values will be read into the
statistics memory once you have pressed a single
time.
To print the statistics, press the key. Once the
data has been printed out, the statistics memory will be
cleared and either the time or the date will be displayed.
Configuring the Data Printer for Statistical Evaluation
Any of the following statistical values can be configured in
the “Statistics Applications” menu so that it will be printed
or not printed:
– Number of weighing operations n (-s3-)
– Mean value x¯(-s4-)
– Standard deviation s (-s5-)
– Variation coefficient s
rel
(-s6-)
– Sum of the individual values/weights Σx (-s7-)
– Minimum value/weight min (-s8-)
– Maximum value/weight max (-s9-)
– Difference between the minimum
and the maximum value/weight diff (-s 10)
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Printing Individual Values
All values upon which the statistical evaluation is to be
based will be printed out if you set the “Statistics
Applications” menu as follows:
– Printout of the statistic program values = 1 (-a4-)
(Factory setting = 1: all values will be printed)
If you now deactivate the numbering function by pressing
the key, the individual values will not be printed.
They will be read into the statistics memory. The counter
on the display will increase by 1 for each value.
Numbering Each Value
All individual values printed will be numbered if you set
the “Statistics Applications” menu as follows:
– Numbering function = 1 (-p4-)
(Factory setting = 1)
The symbol shown on the left will be displayed
You can deactivate the numbering function during
subsequent operation of the printer by pressing the
key
Taring Function
The weighing instrument will be tared automatically after
data transfer, if you set the “Statistics Applications” menu
as follows:
– Automatic taring = 1
Setting: (-a2-)
(Factory setting = 0)
This is a very convenient feature for the statistical
evaluation of a series of weights, as you can consecutively
place your samples on the weighing pan without having
to remove them.
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Data Transfer and Statistical Evaluation
in the Manual Mode
Required Printer Configuration
You must set the following printer configuration
in the “Statistics Applications” menu:
– Statistics program = 1 (-a3-)
(Factory setting = 1)
The symbol shown on the left will be displayed
– Data printout = 1 (-a4-)
– Data transfer manual = 0 (-p5-).
Recording and Evaluating Data
§ Press the key to clear the printer memory prior
to initial data transfer
> Any previous values remaining will be evaluated first,
then you will obtain a printout of the statistics.
The statistics will be deleted.
§ Place the first sample on the weighing pan
§ Transfer the value by pressing the key
> The value will be printed, if the printer has been
configured accordingly
> The count of the transferred values will be displayed
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If you have deactivated the automatic taring
function (-a2-):
§ Remove the sample from the weighing pan
§ Place the next sample on the weighing pan
§ Transfer the value by pressing the key
> The values will be printed out (see example)
If you have activated the automatic taring function (-a2-):
§ Leave the sample on the weighing pan
§ Add the next sample to the one already on the weighing
pan
§ Make sure that the expected total weight does not exceed
the maximum capacity of your weighing instrument
(otherwise, “H” will be displayed)
§ Transfer the value by pressing the key
> The values will be printed out
§ To record consecutive weighing operations, follow the
steps mentioned above. Then:
§ Press the key to obtain a printout of the statistics
> The values, as shown on the left, are automatically
computed and printed out
> Once the data has been printed out, the statistics memory
will be cleared
Vartext1, Vartext2
You can define a header consisting of 2 lines maximum,
each with 24 characters maximum. These user-defined
lines will be printed at the beginning of each hard copy,
and are identified as Vartext1 and Vartext2. They are
stored in the printer’s non-volatile memory (to input headers, see “Settings” on page 27).
123456789012345678901234
001: + 123.6 g
002: + 117.8 g
003: + 119.1 g
123456789012345678901234
n 12
x 99.8 g
s 3.55 g
srel 3.57 %
x 1203.4 g
min 96.0 g
max 103.2 g
Diff 7.2 g
12-DEC-95 16:02:11
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Data Transfer and Statistical Evaluation
in the Automatic Mode
Data Transfer
The first value transferred must be greater than 30 scale
intervals of the weighing instrument’s display (e.g., > 3.0
g, if the weighing instrument displays decigrams).
The weighing instrument must display a stability symbol
(fluctuation > 1 scale interval). The first value read into
the statistics memory is used as the reference value for the
statistics. Afterwards, data transfer will be blocked until
it is detected that the weighing instrument has been
unloaded. This means that the load on the pan is below
<30% of the reference value.
The next value will be transferred and read into the
statistics memory if it is > 70% of the reference value.
Required Printer Configuration
You must set the following printer configuration parameters in the “Statistics Applications” menu:
– Statistics program = 1 (-a3-)
– Data transfer automatic = 1 (-P6-)
Required Weighing Instrument Configuration
The weighing instrument must be configured as follows
(see instructions for the weighing instrument connected):
– Auto print
– Data output without stability
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Recording and Evaluating Data
§ Press the key to clear the statistics memory prior to
initial data transfer
> Any previous values remaining will be evaluated first,
then you will obtain a printout of the statistics.
The statistics will be deleted.
§ Place the first sample on the weighing pan
§ To activate data transfer, press the key
> The readout shown on the left will appear
> “STAT” will be displayed for approx. 0.5 sec.
> This value will be read into the statistics memory as the
reference value
If you have deactivated the automatic taring function:
§ Remove the sample from the weighing pan
§ Place the next sample on the weighing pan
> The value will be automatically transferred when the
weighing instrument displays the stability symbol
> Each value will be printed out (example)
If you have activated the automatic taring function:
> The weighing instrument is automatically tared after initial
data transfer
§ Leave the sample on the weighing pan
§ Add the next sample to the one already on the weighing pan
§ Make sure that the expected total weight does not exceed
the maximum capacity of your weighing instrument
(otherwise, “H” will be displayed)
> The value will be automatically transferred when the
weighing instrument displays the stability symbol
> The value will be printed out
123456789012345678901234
001: + 123.6 g
002: + 117.8 g
003: + 119.1 g
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§ To record consecutive weighing operations, follow the
steps mentioned above. Then:
§ Press the key to obtain a printout of the statistics
> The values, as shown on the left, are automatically
computed and printed out
> Once the data has been printed out, the statistics memory
will be cleared
Practical Example
Suppose you wish to weigh tablets and have their weights
statistically evaluated. Let’s assume that your weighing
instrument is used in legal metrology.
You need to make the following settings:
– Generate an ISO/GLP-compliant printout = 1 (-a1-)
– Automatic taring after each data transfer = 1 (-a2-)
– Statistics program = 1 (-a3-)
– Printout after each data transfer = 1 (-a4-)
– Index number for each data printout
(numbering function) = 1 (-p4-)
– Automatic data transfer = 0 (-p6-)
$ In addition, set the menu code for an ISO/GLP printout on
your weighing instrument:
refer to the “Installation and Operating Instructions” for
this instrument.
§ Press the key to clear the statistics memory prior to
initial data transfer
> Any previous values remaining will be evaluated first,
then you will obtain a printout of the statistics.
§ Place the first tablet on the weighing pan
§ Activate data transfer by pressing the key
> When the weighing instrument has stabilized, this value
will be transferred and read into the statistics memory
as the reference weight
123456789012345678901234
n 12
x 99.8 g
s 3.55 g
srel 3.57 %
x 1203.4 g
min 96.0 g
max 103.2 g
Diff 7.2 g
12-DEC-95 16:02:11
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> The example on the left shows a printout with an ISO/GLP
header, which is only printed in the manual data transfer
mode.
The last digit of the weight must be printed inversely
because the verification scale interval (e) of the weighing
instrument used in legal metrology is not equal to its
actual scale interval (d).
> After data transfer, the printer transmits a signal to the
weighing instrument so that the instrument will be tared.
§ Leave the tablet on the weighing pan
§ Add the next tablet to the one already on the weighing pan
> The weight is automatically read into the statistics memory
when the weighing instrument has stabilized
> The next weight is printed out (example)
> The weighing instrument is tared
When the weighing instrument displays a zero readout:
§ Add the next tablet to the weighing pan
§ Press the key
§ As described above, add the next tablet each time after the
weighing instrument has been tared
When you have placed the last tablet on the weighing pan
and the last weight is displayed and printed:
§ Generate a statistical evaluation by pressing the key
> The statistical evaluation will be printed (in this case,
only
those values preset in the “Statistics Applications”
menu:
number of weighing operations, mean value, sum of the
individual weights, minimum and maximum weights)
§ Press the c key on the weighing instrument
> The ISO/GLP footer will be printed
123456789012345678901234
SARTORIUS
Model BP6100
S/N 040240772
Id
Date : 22-May-95
Start: 10:25:14
Ser. :
001: + 9.81 g
123456789012345678901234
002: + 10.13 g
123456789012345678901234
n 12
X 9.98 g
x 120.34 g
min 9.60 g
max 10.32 g
End : 10:31:56
Name :
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Use in Legal Metrology in the EU and the Signatories of
the Agreement on the EEA
The German Federal Institute of Physics and Metrology
(PTB) has issued an independent test certificate, number
D09-96.15, for the YDP03-0CE. Based on this certificate,
the printer is allowed to be used in legal metrological
applications in the EU and the EEA, provided that the
printer is operated with weighing instruments verified for
such use by an EC or national type-approval certificate.
– Set up the printer so that you will be able to see the
weight readout of the connected weighing instrument
– For weighing instruments verified for use in legal
metrology, where e = d:
Configure the data printer so that the last digit of the
weight value is inversely printed (refer to the subsection
“Menu – Interface Settings for the Data Printer” under
“Settings”)
Important Note:
For a weighing instrument where e=d and d < 0.1 mg, the
last digit of the weight value may not be inversely printed.
– If your printer has the mark “M” on a green background,
you can use the printer immediately in legal metrology,
provided that the weighing instrument is also verified for
use in legal metrology.
If the printer is subsequently connected to a verified
weighing instrument already in use in legal metrology:
– Notify your local weights and measures inspection office,
or
– Please contact your local Sartorius service center if you
wish to have the data printer configured and prepared for
verification for legal metrology.
The above does not concern printers that are immediately
used in legal metrology.
N + 208.76 g
N + 218.88 g
N + 220.33 g
N + 222.65 g
N + 224.02 g
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ISO/GLP-compliant Data Printout
To obtain an ISO/GLP*-compliant data printout,
the following information must head each data printout of
every measurement:
– Manufacturer of the weighing instrument
– Model name
– Serial number
– Date and time for the start and finish of each measurement
– Operator/workstation ID
– Operator’s signature
§ To set the data printer for ISO/GLP-compliant data printouts: refer to the subsection “Configuring an ISO/GLPcompliant Data Printout” under “Settings” on page 23
§ In addition, set the appropriate menu code on your
weighing instrument: refer to the section on “ISO/GLPcompliant Record or Printout” in the Sartorius instruction
manual
* ISO: International Organization for Standardization
GLP: Good Laboratory Practice
123456789012345678901234
Sartorius
Model BP210D
S/N 040500046
Id
-------------------Date : 30-May-95
Start: 10:05:30
Cal. : Extern
Set. : 200.00000 g
End : 10:05:45
Name :
--------------------
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Settings
Setting the Date and Time
Select the “Set Date and Time” mode in one of two ways:
1) Turn on the data printer and the weighing instrument
When all display segments are lit,
§ press the key
or 2) During operation,
§ press the key for at least 5 seconds
> You will obtain the readout shown on the left, which
stands for the hour (HH)
You can also exit the “Set Date and Time” mode during
any of the following steps:
$ To exit the mode, press the key, depending on the
menu level
You can also return to the previous step during any of the
following steps:
$ To return to the previous step, press the key
§ To select “Set the Hour,” press the key
> You will obtain a readout as shown on the left; both the
digits on the left will flash
§ To set the hour, press the key or the key –
several times, if necessary
> You will obtain a readout as shown in the example on the
left
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§ To store the setting, press the key
> You will obtain a readout as shown in the example on the
left. Both the digits on the right will flash
§ To set the minutes, press the key or the key
– several times, if necessary
> You will obtain a readout as shown in the example
on the left
§ To store the setting, press the key
> You will obtain a readout as shown in the example on the
left
§ To select “Set Day, Month,” press the key
> You will obtain the readout shown on the left, which
stands for the day (dd)
§ To select “Set the Day,” press the key
§ Enter the day and month in the same manner as for the
hours and minutes
§ To select “Set the Year,” press the key
> You will obtain the readout shown on the left, which
stands for the year (YY)
§ Enter the year (the last two digits) in the same manner as
for the minutes
§ To exit the “Set Date and Time” mode, press the
key
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Configuring an ISO/GLP-compliant Data Printout
Select the “Statistics Applications” menu in one of two
ways:
1) Turn on the data printer and the weighing instrument
When all display segments are lit,
§ press the key;
or 2) During operation,
§ press the key for at least 5 seconds
> You will obtain the readout shown on the left
§ To select the setting “ISO/GLP-compliant Data Printout,”
press the key
> You will obtain a readout as shown in the example on the
left
The dot indicates the setting used until now
§ To set “ISO/GLP-compliant Data Printout,” press either the
key or the key until “1” is displayed
> You will obtain a readout as shown in the example on the
left
§ To store the setting, press the key
§ To exit the “Statistics Applications” menu, press the
key
§ In addition, set the appropriate menu codes on your
weighing instrument: refer to the section on “ISO/GLPcompliant Record or Printout” in the Sartorius instruction
manual
> In all subsequent printouts, an ISO/GLP header and footer
similar to the example shown on the left will be automatically printed
$ To print the settings, press the key
123456789012345678901234
SARTORIUS
Model BP6100
S/N 040240772
Id 564
Date : 22-May-95
Start: 10:25:14
Ser. :
End : 10:25:32
Name :
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Menu – Interface Settings for the Data Printer
You can prevent the settings of this menu from being
changed. To do so, enter a four-digit number (PIN number) that others cannot easily guess.
If you lose or forget this number, please contact your local
Sartorius Service Center for help.
When the printer is turned on, all settings are read into the
printer’s memory (EEPROM) and subsequently used during
the operation.
To access the menu for “Interface Settings for the Data
Printer,”
– press the key when you start the printer; or
– press the key for more than 5 seconds during
operation
The , , and keys then have
the cursor functions indicated by the corresponding
arrows.
Access to both the code and baud settings is shown in the
flow chart given as an example on the next page.
All setting options for the menu “Interface Settings for the
Data Printer” are listed following this chart.
In the “Setup” menu, you can have the menu settings
printed by pressing the key
The letter at the end of the second line indicates whether
menu settings can be changed:
C: Change: Settings can be changed
L: Locked: Settings cannot be changed
123456789012345678901234
Interface Settings
Program Vers. 1.xx C
-----------------------Baud rate 1200 bd
Parity odd
Handshake DTR/CTS
.
.
.
25
cO de -- --
01 --
99 --
21 --
21 01
21 99
B
B
B
ba ud
pa ry
24 00
48 00
96 00
19 20
When printer is started
or > 5 sec.
…
…
B
= Example
= New value is stored
= Dot indicates previously set value
1st Level 2nd Level 3rd Level
12:00
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Setting Options in the Menu “Interface Settings for the Data Printer”
Designation Display Factory Setting Options
Setting
Password code 100 … 9999
Data transmission baud 1,200 1,200; 2,400; 4,800;
rate (baud rate) 9,600; 19,200
Parity pary odd even, odd, 0, 1
RS-232C handshake hand 0 0 = hardware, 1 = software
Print using <CR, LF> -p1- 1 0 = no, 1 = yes
Print flush, right-/ -p2- 0 0 = right, 1 = left
left-hand margin
Print -p3- 0 0 = decimal points, 1 = commas
Decimal points/commas
Numbering function on/off -p4- 1 0 = off, 1 = on
Inverse printing -p5- 0 0 = no inverse printing,
1 = last digit inverse,
2 = last 2 digits inverse,
3 = last 3 digits inverse
Manual/automatic data transfer -p6- 0 0 = manual (indiv.) data transfer
1 = automatic data transfer
Date/time when printer starts -p7- 1 0 = no, 1 = yes
Print VARTEXT1 -p8- 0 0 = no, 1 = yes
when printer starts
Print VARTEXT2 -p9- 0 0 = no, 1 = yes
when printer starts
Time display -c1- 24 12, 24 hours
Date/time display -c2- 1 0 = date, 1 = time
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Entry of the user-defined text for the 1st and 2nd lines (Vartext1, Vartext2):
§ You will need a computer (PC) with a BASIC interpreter
The following BASIC program is used to transfer text via the interface of a connected
computer (PC). The BASIC interpreter already installed on the computer executes this
program.
CLS
PRINT „ 123456789012345678901234“
LINE INPUT „VARTEXT1 ? „, VarText1$
LINE INPUT „VARTEXT2 ? „, Vartext2$
OPEN „com1: 1200,0,7,1,CD0,DS0“ FOR RANDOM AS #1
PRINT #1,CHR$(27)+"j"+VarText1$+"_"+CHR$(13)+CHR$(10)
PRINT #1,CHR$(27)+"k"+Vartext2$+"_"+CHR$(13)+CHR$(10)
CLOSE #1
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Menu - Settings for Statistics Applications
When the printer is turned on, all settings are read into the
printer’s memory (EEPROM) and subsequently used during
operation.
To access the “Statistics Applications” menu,
– press the key when you start the printer; or
– press the key for more than 5 seconds during
operation
The ,
,
and keys then have
the cursor fuctions indicated by the corresponding arrows.
Access to both the individual settings is shown in the flow
chart given as an example on the next page. All setting
options for the “Statistics Applications” menu are listed
following this chart.
To print the menu settings, press the key
The letter at the end of the second line indicates whether
menu settings can be changed:
C: Change: Settings can be changed
L: Locked: Settings cannot be changed
123456789012345678901234
Application Settings
Program Vers. 1.xx C
-----------------------A1:Mode ISO/GLP ON
A2:Tare func. OFF
A3:Statistics ON
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Setting Options in the “Statistics Applications” Menu
Designation Display Factory Setting Options
Setting
GLP/GMP printout -A1- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Automatic taring -A2- 0 0 = no, l = yes
Statistics program -A3- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Data printout -A4- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Transfer index header -A5- 0 0…50 (details upon request)
for values to the statistics
Print VARTEXTl -51- 0 0 = no, l = yes
on statistics printout
Print VARTEXT2 -52- 0 0 = no, l = yes
on statistics printout
Print number of measurements -53- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Print mean value -54- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Print standard deviation -55- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Print variation coefficient -56- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Printsum of individual values -57- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Print minimum value -58- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Print maximum value -59- 1 0 = no, l = yes
Print difference between -510- 1 0 = no, l = yes
maximum and minimum values
Print date/time -511- 0 0 = no, 1 = yes
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Printing a Hard Copy of the Settings
§ To select the “Interface Settings for the Data Printer”
menu,
– hold down the key when you start the printer;
– hold down the key for more than 5 seconds during
printer operation
> You will obtain the readout shown on the left
§ To print the settings, press the key
> You will obtain the readout shown on the left
(Example: these are the factory settings)
§ To exit the “Interface Settings for the Data Printer” menu,
press the key
123456789012345678901234
Interface Settings
Program Vers. 1.xx C
-----------------------Baud rate 1200 bd
Parity odd
Handshake DTR/CTS
P1:Send CR/LF ON
P2:Print format right
P3:Decimal-Char point
P4:Num.function ON
P5:Inverse from 0FF
P6:Print mode Standard
P7:Date/Time ON
P8:Print TEXT1 OFF
P9:Print TEXT2 OFF
C1:Time format 24h
C2:Display Time