Soehnle 2761 User Manual

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Getting Started and
Operating Instructions
470.620.022 Printed in Germany 2/1998 Subject to technical modifications
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Getting started
Set up the weighing platform at the place required
Use the water level and the adjustable feet to ensure that the scale is positioned horizontally.
Fit the indicator or mount on the wall using the bracket provided.
Connect the device to the mains
The scale is ready for use
The order in which the scales can be connected
Space for fuse stamp
Serial number
Weighing range (weighing ranges in the case of multi-range scales)
Range permitted for calibrated weighing
Calibration value (graduation) Serial number (scales type, last
digits of year of manufacture, number).
EU conformity symbol with year applied
D93-09-155 precision class, no. of EU admission.
Code of the office quoted
Sign for EU admission
SNR
97
On - Off Switch on (only when the scales are not loaded)
After the test routine, the main display is set to zero.
The scales are ready for use.
Switching between the scales
Higher resolution (hold down the key)
Zero setting
Gross weight
Data-transmission (printer/EDP)
Switching between kg and lb
Enter organisational data
Component weighing
Ta re
Switch
Add
Count
Delete input (digit by digit)
Minus sign or hyphen when entering organisational data
Numeric keyboard with decimal point
(manual entry)
Load values to memory
Recall of stored values input of data
Cancel input of data, clear memory.
The command is executed when the appropriate function key is pressed
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Using the scales
If you use the display consistently and logically, you will soon discover the uni­versally powerful capacity of the scales. Many functions only require one push of a button - memory functions are available with just a few frequently used key sequences. The clearly laid out keyboard is divided into blocks of keys:
Control keysFunction keys
Numerial keysCommand keys
Numerical keys
Function keys
Command keys
Control keys
An acoustic signal confirms that the entry is correct
Incorrect entries are indicated by means of five acoustic signals in swift sucession.
Please check that your entry is correct. If necessary, cancel the command sequence by pressing the ”CI” key.
Loading values
Loading the value which is in the secon­dary display or which has been entered manually using the numeric keyboard:
Press the ”Ld” command key.
Now enter the number of the memory in which you wish to store the value.
Confirm your entry by pressing the appropriate function key (in this case ”Tare”)
The procedure is the same for organisa­tional data memory, limit value memory and tare memory. The reference weight memory is only available in counting mode. Switch over if necessary.
Recall of stored value
Press the ”i” command key and the number of the memory where the value you want is stored. Please note that reference weights can only be called in counting mode.
Confirm your entry by pressing the appropriate function key (in this case the limit memory)
Tare memory values and (in counting mode) reference weight memory values are activated by pressing the function key again (in this case the limit value memory).
Clear memory
Press the ”CI” command key. Then enter the number of the memory you want to clear.
Confirm your entry by pressing the appropriate function key (in this case Count). Simply overwriting the memory as described under ”Loading values” also deletes the current value.
The indicator 2761 has a wide range of memory options:
10 tare memories
3 memories for organisational data 3 memories for set points or limit values
in the weighing and counting mode
and in counting mode
40 reference weight memories
These memory options are operated by means of the
numeric keyboard manual entry and for calling the relevant memory number
command keys for loading, calling and deleting
function keys for activating the function
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Display symbols
main display
secondary display
Zero message
Standstill indication
Active range in the case of multi-range scales.
Percentage display
Empty message
Set points activated
Gross weighing
Net weighing
Tare display
When battery is used (accessories): charge level
Status switching and checking
Totals memory
Active scale
Components weighing active
We recommend optimising the reference weight within this range (wait for idle indicator)
Gross weight
Ta re
Reference weight
Reference weight memory
Set point/limit value memory
Memory for organisational data
Weight totalled memory
Quantity totalled memory
Component weighed totalled memory
Tare memory
K
K
If the tare weight is unknown
Determine the tare of the empty container
Scales are ready to perform net weighing
If necessary, clear the tare after unloading the scale
If the tare weight is known
Place the filled container on the scale. Enter the tare weight in kg using the numeric keyboard.
Confirm your entry by pressing the ”T” function key
The net weight is displayed
Displaying the tare weight (in the secondary display)
Clearing the tare weight
The gross weight appears in the main display.
Storing the tare weight
Loading the tare weight which has been determined or which has been entered using the numeric keyboard.
Press the ”Ld” command key
Then enter the number of the tare memory in which you wish to store the value (there are 10 tare memories (0...9) available for each connected scale.
Confirm your entry by pressing the ”T” function key.
If necessary, clear the tare after unloading the scale.
Recalling a tare memory value
Clearing a tare memory value
Weighing using the tare memory
Place the filled container on the scale.
Then call the tare memory value.
If you press ”T” function key again, the tare value will be transferred to the current weighing. The net value appears in the main display.
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Weighing with tare
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