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MA 3Y
Moisture Analyzer
USER MANUAL
IMMU-10-09-11-17-EN
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  • Page 1 MA 3Y Moisture Analyzer USER MANUAL IMMU-10-09-11-17-EN www.radwag.com...
  • Page 2 NOVEMBER 2017 - 2 -...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ............. 7 2. GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION ............8 2.1. Definitions of signals and warning signs ........... 8 2.1.1 Warning descriptions .................. 8 2.1.2 Warning signs .................... 8 2.2. Safety information .................. 9 2.3. Intended use ..................10 2.4.
  • Page 4 11.2. Means of correct weighing procedure ............. 32 11.3. Leveling ..................... 33 11.4. Zeroing ..................... 34 11.5. Tarring ....................34 11.6. Additional parameters on weighing process ..........35 11.7. Minimum Sample Weight ..............37 11.8. Cooperation with titrators ..............41 12.
  • Page 5 18.3. Printouts in drying mode ..............83 18.4. Report from completed drying process ........... 86 18.5. Means of carrying out drying process ............. 87 18.6. Chart of drying process ................ 92 19. DATABASES..................94 19.1. Processes carried out on databases ............95 19.2.
  • Page 6 23.10. Compatibility with MAC/MAX series ........... 129 23.11. Sensors sensitivity ................. 130 23.12. Proximity sensors delay ..............130 23.13. Autotest ..................130 23.14. Start logo ..................131 23.15. Export system events ..............131 24. UPDATE ..................131 25. SYSTEM INFORMATION ..............132 26.

  • Page 7: Technical Specification

    1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION MA 60.3Y MA 200.3Y Type Reading unit 0.1 mg 1 mg Max. capacity 60 g 200 g Moisture reading 0,0001% 0,001% accuracy Tare range - 60 g - 200 g Max. sample 60 g 200 g mass Repeatability of moisture content +/-0,05% (sample ~ 2g), +/-0,01% (sample ~10g)

  • Page 8: General Safety Information

    2. GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION 2.1. Definitions of signals and warning signs Safety precautions are marked with special descriptions and warning signs. They inform and warn a user of possible dangers. Ignoring the safety warnings may cause injuries, damage of the moisture analyzer, its inappropriate operation and errors of measurements.

  • Page 9: Safety Information

    2.2. Safety information CAUTION! The use of moisture analyzer MA 3Y regardless of both, safety information and user manual guidelines may cause health damage and even death WARNING: Nominal voltage for a moisture analyzer is 230 VAC. It means that safety usage precautions for low voltage devices must be abide by while operating the device.

  • Page 10: Intended Use

    MA 3Y ensures fast and precise determination process of water content in a tested sample, and application of touch screen display considerably simplifies operation and improves functionality of the moisture analyzer.

  • Page 11: Inappropriate Use

    Remember that some of tested samples may become dangerous if heated (appearance of poisoning vapours, danger of ignition or explosion). Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series is not intended for dynamic weighing. Even if small amounts of a sample are added to taken off the weighing pan, the mass...

  • Page 12: Warranty

    Use of a moisture analyzer MA 3Y series conversely to safety principles and user manual guidelines may be hazardous to operator’s health and life. It is...

  • Page 13: Staff Competence

    2.9. Staff competence Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series should only be operated and maintained by personnel who is trained and experienced in using this type of instruments. In order to use the moisture analyzer, first read the user manual. Keep these instructions for the future reference.

  • Page 14: Transport And Storage

    3. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE 3.1. Delivery check Please check the packaging immediately upon delivery and check instrument’s condition directly upon unpacking for any visible signs of external damage. 3.2. Packaging Please retain all parts of the original packaging should the moisture analyzer be transported in the future.

  • Page 15: Unpacking

    4.2. Unpacking Carefully remove the moisture analyzer from its packaging, remove the plastic and foil transport protective elements. Gently place the moisture analyzer in its intended place of use. Assembly the components of drying chamber, following guidelines from below figure: Assembling moisture analyzer components: 1.

  • Page 16: Level Setting

    4.3. Level setting The moisture analyzer MA 3Y series features an electronic level control system (and thus no external level). After software startup enter the leveling application and follow moisture analyzer prompts to carry out the leveling procedure.

  • Page 17: Cleaning

    4.5. Cleaning Remember to unplug the moisture analyzer from mains before any cleaning activities. Clean the moisture analyzer using a damp cloth by gentle rubbing contaminated places. Remember to remove the drying pan from the drying chamber before its cleaning. Cleaning the drying pan assembly while installed may damage instrument’s measuring system, thus remove it from the cross- shaped holder.

  • Page 18: Balances With A Wireless Connection Between The Terminal And The Weighing Module (An Option)

    RS232 - socket DB9/M (male), front view: Pin2 - RxD Pin3 - TxD Pin5 - GND IN/OUT, RS232 socket DSUB15/F (female), front view: Pin1 - GNDWE Pin2 - OUT1 Pin3 - OUT2 Pin4 - COMM Pin5 - 6÷9VDC Pin6 - IN4 Pin7 - IN3 Pin8 - TxD2 Pin9 - 5VDC...
  • Page 19 Usage: 1. Lack of additional sources of vibration Terminal located elsewhere than the weighing bench eliminates vibrations being a result of operation. This ensures stable working conditions for balances with the highest. No specific weighing benches are needed. 2. Comfort of weighing in fume cupboards and laminar flow cabinets Wireless connection between a terminal and a weighing module positively influences weighment process making it more comfortable and safer.
  • Page 20 Main window of a wireless connection solution features two extra icons when compared to a standard design: 1. battery charge status icon 2. wireless connection icon Operation and functions are identical like for standard design balances. Icons description Battery charge status icon: No.

  • Page 21: Startup

    Press powering key located on the upper right section of • terminal’s overlay. Within a few seconds, the RADWAG OS starts loading, which is signaled by flickering red diode ON/LOAD. On completing the startup procedure, the instrument’s displays main •...

  • Page 22: Temperature Stabilization Period Of Time

    CAUTION: Remember to start the moisture analyzer up with no load on the drying pan. 5.1. Temperature stabilization period of time One must wait until the thermal stability of the balance has been reached before carrying out a weighing process. In case of balances that were stored in low temperature (wintertime) it takes about 4 hours to acclimatize and heat before being plugged to mains.
  • Page 23 Description Switching the instrument ON / OFF Zeroing Tarring Sending measurement result to a connected printer or computer Function key (entering instrument’s menu) Working mode selection, (programmable key) User profile selection, (programmable key) Adjustment, (programmable key) - 23 -...

  • Page 24: Software Structure

    7. SOFTWARE STRUCTURE The structure of moisture analyzer’s main menu is divided into function groups. Each group comprises parameters grouped by their reference. Description of each menu group is provided further in this user manual. List of groups - Parameters Moisture analyzer’s main menu is accessed by pressing SETUP function key or soft key located in the bottom tool bar of terminal’s display.

  • Page 25: Software Main Window

    8. SOFTWARE MAIN WINDOW 8.9. Weighing window The software’s main window is divided into 4 main sections: The upper part of the touch screen display contains data on active • working mode, logged operator, date, time, active connection to a computer and current level status.

  • Page 26: Drying Window

    Below the workspace there is a set of soft keys: • Caution: The user can declare the presence of function (quick access) keys. Declaring process is described in point 16.3 of this user manual; 8.10. Drying window The application window is divided into 4 main sections: The upper part of the touch screen display contains data on active •...

  • Page 27: Drying Result

    Under which there is a grey coloured workspace containing additional data • on carried out activities Caution: Data contained in the workspace is optionally configurable. Configuring process is described in point 16.4 of this user manual; The field may contain data on drying parameters’ settings, and current •...

  • Page 28: Logging

    To return to the standard means of displaying a drying result, again tap the white coloured field with visible drying result. The display returns to its default size. 9. LOGGING Full access to moisture analyzer’s parameters and editing databases requires logging to instrument’s software as an operator with <Administrator>...
  • Page 29 Access level Software of moisture analyzer MA 3Y series provides four access levels: administrator, advanced operator, operator and none (anonymous logging). On switching on, the display is constantly active, enabling carrying out measuring processes. These measurements, however, cannot be saved in moisture analyzer’s database unless a user with at least minimal access level...

  • Page 30: Operating User Menu

    10. OPERATING USER MENU MA 3Y series features a touch screen display which makes moving through software menu very simple and intuitive. Pressing a function key, a soft key or area on the display initiates an assigned function or process.

  • Page 31: Return To Weighing Mode

    10.2. Return to weighing mode Changes introduced in moisture analyzer’s memory are automatically (and permanently) saved on returning to displaying the main window. Procedure: - Press key for a few times, until the software returns to displaying the main window. - press soft key in the upper bar on the display.

  • Page 32: Means Of Correct Weighing Procedure

    pennyweight [dwt] Taele Hongkong [tlh] Taele Singapur [tls] Taele Tajwan [tlt] Taele Chiny [tlc] Momme [mom] Grain [gr] Newton Tical [ti] 11.2. Means of correct weighing procedure In order to ensure long lasting use of a moisture analyzer, correct and reliable measurement of loads, follow below procedures: ...

  • Page 33: Leveling

    11.3. Leveling A moisture analyzer MA 3Y series features an electronic level control system – AutoLEVEL System: The AutoLEVEL System in MA 3Y series continuously monitors level status during moisture analyzer operation. The level status is signaled in the upper right corner of terminal’s display.

  • Page 34: Zeroing

    11.4. Zeroing In order to zero mass indication press key. The mass indication on the display should equal zero, and precise zero stability markers should appear. Zeroing process is tantamount to determining new zero point recognized by the moisture analyzer as precise zero. Zeroing is possible only in stable status of display indication.

  • Page 35: Additional Parameters On Weighing Process

    PROCEDURE 1 - on taking the tarred load off moisture analyzer’s weighing • Press ZERO key • The NET marker is deleted, and new zero point of the moisture analyzer is determined PROCEDURE 2 - when the tarred load in on moisture analyzer’s weighing •...
  • Page 36 SINGLE, • mass value stored in instrument’s memory on single pressing of TARE key, the following pressing of TARE key determines new value of tare. Selection of product or packaging with assigned tare value causes automatic deleting the previously assigned tare value; SUM OF ACTIVE, •...

  • Page 37: Minimum Sample Weight

    <Databases/Minimum samples> are accessible only for an authorized “RADWAG” personnel. Should balance operator use the minimum sample mode, and data on minimal sample weight are not entered to balance menu, then please contact the local representative of “RADWAG” company. - 37 -...
  • Page 38 Means of setting a method of minimum sample determining is described in point 27.9. of this user manual: <Databases /Minimum sample>. RADWAG authorized personnel is only authorized to add new values of minimum samples. Weighing with application of <MINIMUM SAMPLE> mode...
  • Page 39 threshold, then the <Minimum sample> mode has to be enabled in the additional setting of the weighing mode. Procedure: 1. Press grey coloured workspace 2. The display indicates menu: Settings, Keys, Information, Printouts and Profiles 3. Select menu <Settings> - additional options on weighing process 4.
  • Page 40 (it is displayed two weeks before the determined expiry date). The validity term of the minimum sample has expired. Changes are needed in the minimum sample settings. Only authorized RADWAG personnel can change the minimum sample settings. - 40 -...

  • Page 41: Cooperation With Titrators

    Caution: If more than one reference tare value is programmed (with corresponding minimum sample mass) then the indicated value automatically moves to a range corresponding to the weight of the tarred container. At the same time the required minimum mass is changed. 11.8.

  • Page 42: Adjustment

    12. ADJUSTMENT Moisture analyzers MA 3Y series feature adjustment (calibration) option, which ensures their correct measurement accuracy. Menu <ADJUSTMENT> contains functions controlling operation of moisture analyzer’s adjustment process, including options: 12.1. External adjustment External adjustment is carried out using an external adjustment weight, with appropriate accuracy and mass relating to moisture analyzer’s type and...

  • Page 43: User Adjustment

    12.3. Temperature adjustment Temperature adjustment is carried out with a dedicated kit, that is an optional equipment of the moisture analyzer MA 3Y series. 1. Thermometer 2. Thermometer holder and drying chamber shield Adjustment of the drying chamber temperature is a process carried out for the...
  • Page 44 chamber of a moisture analyzer. Before starting temperature adjustment process, place the temperature calibration kit inside the drying chamber, following below diagrams: Step 1. Remove from the drying chamber the following: • disposable pan • drying pan handle • cross-shaped holder •...
  • Page 45 Before starting the temperature adjustment process, close drying chamber lid and follow below process descriptions: Enter submenu group <Adjustment>. Start <Temperature adjustment> application by pressing field with its name. The moisture analyzer displays a message box on procedure start, and data on the process (step number, current temperature value, heating time, burn-in (heating) time).
  • Page 46 After 8 minutes, the system opens a window with an on- screen numeric keyboard. Using the on-screen keyboard insert the current temperature value of the moisture analyzer, that is indicated on the external control thermometer. Press <Accept> key to proceed to the following adjustment step.
  • Page 47 12.4. Drying chamber test Parameter <Drying chamber test> enables monitoring the temperature as indicated by the moisture analyzer’s internal thermometer. The testing procedure is carried out using a dedicated kit, available as optional equipment of the moisture analyzer. Means of assembling the testing kit is described in the previous point (temperature adjustment).
  • Page 48 After test completion (i.e. after testing time) the software displays window with an on-screen keyboard for entering the temperature value as specified on the external thermometer of the temperature adjustment kit. Enter and accept the temperature value. The software displays a window on test summary.
  • Page 49 An example of a report from drying chamber test: --------- Drying chamber test --------- Start time 2012.10.30 13:57:05 Balance model MA 3Y.NH Balance ID 1352 Adjustment kit no. Target temperature 120 °C End temperature 119 °C Measured temperature 121 °C Permissible error +/- 3 °C...

  • Page 50: Adjustment Report Printout

    Data selected for printing are printed on each release of a report from mass adjustment process. Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series enables comprising in a GLP report the following information and signs:  adjustment (adjustment mode) ...
  • Page 51 If internal procedures of an organization require maintaining complete documentation from all carried out adjustment processes, then the list with records on adjustment should be periodically printed and filed. Searching for adjustment record Moisture analyzer enables searching for a specific record from completed adjustment processes.

  • Page 52: Users

    13. USERS Menu “Users” contains list of operators, who are authorized to operate the moisture analyzer. The following data can be defined for each moisture analyzer operator:  Name  Code  Password  Access level  Language  Profile ...

  • Page 53: Access Level

    14. ACCESS LEVEL Access level in a moisture analyzer determines scope of activities that a user can carry out. This menu can only be modified by an Administrator. Anonymous user An Administrator can grant access level to a moisture analyzer’s user who is not logged in (i.e.
  • Page 54 Databases The Administrator is also authorized to set access level required to modifying each of the databases. Procedure: Enter group of parameters < Access level>, select option < Databases>, and set desired access level: Guest, User, Advanced User, Administrator for each of the databases.

  • Page 55: Profiles

    15. PROFILES A Profile is a data pack determining: o functioning of working modes, e.g. weighing and drying, o type of data displayed during working mode operation, o active function keys, o accessible set of measuring units o mandatory criteria for moisture analyzer’s speed of operation and measurement stability, The software enables creating numerous profiles, which in practice provides: o each user to create their own and individual operating environment...

  • Page 56: Profile Structure

    Caution Adding a profile is only enabled after logging in as an Administrator . Deleting a profile Procedure: Enter moisture analyzer’s main menu by pressing Setup key, • Enter submenu < Profiles>, • Press and hold an entry with profile name that should be deleted, •...

  • Page 57: Settings

    15.3. Settings Name On entering this option, the display opens a message box with keyboard. Insert name of a profile and accept it by pressing key. The name is assigned to the profile. Default working mode On entering this option the user can select a specific working mode, which is set as default in a profile.
  • Page 58 FILTER Each measurement signal before being displayed is electronically processed for the purpose of obtaining corrected parameters specific for stable measurement result, i.e. ready to read. In a specific extend a user can influence the range of signal processing by selecting an appropriate FILTER value.

  • Page 59: Measuring Units

    Last digit The function determines visibility of the last decimal place indicated on measurement result. The functions provides three settings: Always: all digits are constantly visible − Never: last digit is blanked − When stable: last digit is displayed only on stable measurement −...

  • Page 60: Working Modes - General Information

    16. WORKING MODES – general information A moisture analyzer MA 3Y series in its standard version features the following working modes: Weighing Means of operation: weight of a load is determined through an indirect measurement. A moisture analyzer measures gravitational acceleration force which attracts the load.

  • Page 61: Parameters Related To A Working Mode

    o Select name of a desired working mode, and press it 16.2. Parameters related to a working mode Each working mode has programmable parameters determining its functioning. Procedure of determining these parameters: 1. Press grey coloured workspace area 2. Below menu is displayed: o <Settings>...

  • Page 62: Proximity Sensors

    Caution: It is possible to view user manual saved to device memory. In order to take advantage of such function help button must be placed on a tool bar. 16.3.1. Proximity sensors The balance comprises two proximity sensors enabling wave control of the balance therefore the user does not have to either press any key on the overlay or touch the screen.

  • Page 63: Printouts

    16.5. Printouts Menu printouts comprises two separate sections. The first one is standard printouts, the other one is non-standard printouts. Standard printout  comprises three internal sections featuring different variables. For each variable set option YES to include it in a standard printout. If option NO is selected, then the variable is disabled, i.e.
  • Page 64 − Supplementary weighing unit − Mass − Non-standard printout o FOOTER − Working mode − Date − Time − Balance type − Balance ID − User − Level status − Client − Warehouse − Product − Packaging − Universal variable 1 … 5 −...

  • Page 65: Profiles

    − Gross – main measuring unit (adjustment unit) − Current result – currently displayed measuring unit − Supplementary unit – supplementary measuring unit − Mass – main measuring unit (adjustment unit) Non-standard printout Non-standard printout  a printout may contain: TEXTS and VARIABLES (which are acquired from the software on printout).

  • Page 66: Sample Preparation For Drying

    SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR DRYING This section of the MA 3Y user manual contains data on setting optimum test results during drying processes. There are hints for selection of appropriate drying parameters for various materials and substances. 17.1.1. Means of moisture content measurement on a moisture...
  • Page 67 Final measurement result is vastly conditioned by precise and considered sample preparation. A sample used for analysis has to represent the total structure of tested material. Sampling process should determine: sampling means, sample disintegrating, particle size after disintegration, sample uniformity and other. The sampling process should be carried out as quickly as possible, so that a sample does not loose or absorb humidity from surrounding area.

  • Page 68: Sample Distribution On Drying Pan

    evaporating surface. Initial filter drying necessary only case measurements which require very high accuracy. Substances with structure of leather or temperature sensitive In case of such substances it is proved to a glass fibre filter. While testing, a substance is placed on a drying pan, and sample surface is covered with a filter, which protects the sample from direct heat radiation.

  • Page 69: Selection Of Drying Parameters

    17.2. SELECTION OF DRYING PARAMETERS 17.2.1. Selecting optimum sample mass Sample mass influences accuracy measurement result measurement time. Higher mass of a sample, causes higher amount of water (moisture content) which needs to evaporate, and therefore measurement time is also longer. Obtaining short measurement time is feasible in case of small sample mass, but sample mass cannot be too small, as it may negatively influence required measurement accuracy.

  • Page 70: Selecting Drying Mode

    Only after some time, the temperature is lowered to the set value, and maintained until completing drying process. 17.2.4. Selecting drying mode The software of moisture analyzer MA 3Y series enables selecting one of four drying modes: • Standard • Quick •...

  • Page 71: Drying Time

    The second criterion is loss in mass (less than 1 mg) in defined amount of time. Automatic finish mode (Auto switch off mode) MA 3Y operator can choose between various types of finish modes: - Automatic 1 (change 1mg/10s) - Automatic 2 (change 1mg/25s)

  • Page 72: Drying Process

    - Test (enables adjusting finish mode parameters to a tested sample) Automatic finish mode – user defined criterion (mass/time) MA 3Y operator determines the limit value for loss of mass and time in which the loss of mass must not exceed a pre-set value. As the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion it automatically finishes the measurement (drying process).

  • Page 73: Setting Drying Parameters

    1. Setup – access to moisture analyzer’s menu 2. Database of drying programs – selection of drying programs 3. Database of products – selection of products from corresponding database 4. Drying chart – previewing chart from drying process (active during drying process only) 5.
  • Page 74 This field enables setting finish mode criterion, and its parameters (depending on selected option). Field enables setting type of data previewed on the display during drying process, and printed on a connected printer. It also enables setting printing time interval of moisture content value in dried product. CAUTION: Option disabled if active drying profile is selected from database of drying modes/programs.
  • Page 75 After selecting desired mode, accept the choice. The software returns to displaying the previous window, and displayed data refer to selected drying mode. Set drying parameters to user needs by pressing a field with parameter name, which opens for editing. An instance of window for editing drying temperature value.
  • Page 76 ATTENTION: For the fast and step mode the drying time in overdrive temperature (step mode) or particular thresholds (fast mode) should be set. The time is counted from the moment of reaching the temperature for the particular threshold. (Use only when applicable). FINISH MODE Select and set finish mode parameters by pressing dedicated soft key on moisture analyzer’s display.
  • Page 77 The software returns to displaying the previous window, and displayed data refers to selected finish mode. Set parameters to user needs by pressing a field with parameter name, which opens for editing. An instance of window for editing mass change ratio. Insert desired mass value using the on-screen numeric keyboard, and accept entered value.
  • Page 78 PRINTOUT Select and set parameters of printout and printing interval by pressing dedicated soft key on moisture analyzer’s display. After pressing, a new window is opened for determining printed parameter and printing interval. Press field with parameter name to change its value.

  • Page 79: Use Of Menu

    18.2.2. Use of menu <Settings> After entering the moisture analyzer settings, the user can define all drying parameters, and main data for printing completed measurements (data type, time interval between printing the following measuring data). The data is definable in one menu window. Procedure: 1.
  • Page 80 Mandatory - option enabled, the display shows a bar graph demonstrating graphic visualization of sample mass in relation to mass value saved in the database of products. It is a sample mass and its tolerance limits set in the software. Before applying this option, add a product in the database, including data on sample mass and its checkweighing limits.
  • Page 81 Assign <Checkweighing thresholds> option to one of the quick access • keys displayed in the bottom bar Return to drying mode • Press < Checkweighing thresholds> soft key and insert the value of • Low Threshold and High Threshold. Return to drying mode. After displaying <PREPARE SAMPLE>...

  • Page 82: Using Database Of Drying Programs

    Caution: The checkweighing thresholds and target mass options may function simultaneously during drying process. In such case, the tolerance field is realized by Min and Max thresholds, and the bar graph indicates target mass marker. On entering the database and selecting a product, which has the target mass value and Min &...

  • Page 83: Printouts In Drying Mode

    The software automatically adds a new entry to the database and immediately enters its editing mode. Fill in all mandatory parameters on a new drying product. List of data definable in a drying program: 1. Name: on pressing the name field, a new window is opened for entering name of a drying program 2.
  • Page 84 Standard printout  comprises three internal sections featuring different variables. For each variable set option YES to include it in a standard printout. If option NO is selected, then the variable is disabled, i.e. it is not printed. PROCEDURE: 1. Press field with name of a template to be edited (Header – Weighing – Footer) and select variables to be printed 2.
  • Page 85 − Unit − Printout interval − Universal variable 1 … 5 − Initial mass − Empty line − GLP report − Non-standard printout o WEIGHING − Dashes − Date and time − Drying time − Product − Current result − Drying time and result −...

  • Page 86: Report From Completed Drying Process

    18.4. Report from completed drying process On completing each drying process a report is generated. The report is saved in the database < Drying reports>. The files are named by their date and time (hour) of carried out process. An instance of a report from drying process: ---------------------------------------- Start date 2012.06.25...

  • Page 87: Means Of Carrying Out Drying Process

    18.5. Means of carrying out drying process Bottom section of moisture analyzer’s main display features three pictograms, which indicate current drying mode settings. If these parameters are incorrect, they should be changed in a way , that are correct for a dried sample that is tested. Means of setting drying parameters is described in the previous point of this user manual.
  • Page 88 If drying parameters are correct, a user can proceed to testing process. Press key to start drying process. The software of a moisture analyzer displays commands aiding its operation and functioning. A user should follow displayed commands. This means ensures correct sample preparation for drying, and correct moisture content analysis of a sample.
  • Page 89 The display indicates initial mass of tested sample. In order to ensure stable measurement conditions, it is recommended to close the drying chamber’s lid before tarring the indication. Press key to tare drying pan mass, and save its mass in moisture analyzer’s memory.
  • Page 90 On stabilization of measurement result (indicated by stability pictogram on terminal’s display) close the weighing chamber’s lid. The software automatically starts drying procedure. The moisture analyzer starts drying process according to pre-set parameters and the display indicates data on carried out process. During the drying process the moisture analyzer carries out all necessary mass measurements and calculations resulting from mass change, and sends a header to a specific communication port (compatible with settings of printout options).
  • Page 91 During drying process, the display shows instantaneous measurement results and data on the testing process (testing time, temperature in the drying chamber, etc.) During drying process the software continuously sends instantaneous measurement results to a communication port (compatible with settings of printout options).

  • Page 92: Chart Of Drying Process

    In order to finish the process press button. The moisture analyzer returns to displaying the main window. After removing the dried sample from the drying chamber, the user can start another drying process. Remember that immediate starting an another drying process of a sample may result in distortion of moisture reading caused by evaporation of sample moisture if placed in a hot drying chamber before starting the drying process.
  • Page 93 In order to return to the main window of drying mode, press < Chart > soft key for the another time. Previewing a chart in the database of drying reports. Procedure • Enter submenu < Databases> • Press < Reports from drying process> field •...

  • Page 94: Databases

    Printing the chart on a connected printer PCL type Saving the chart as a file in format *.bmp on an external data storage device connected to terminal’s USB port. DATABASES Software of moisture analyzer MA 3Y series features the following databases < >: PRODUCTS...

  • Page 95: Processes Carried Out On Databases

    WAREHOUSES PRINTOUTS UNIVERSAL VARIABLES DATABASES MANAGEMENT 19.1. Processes carried out on databases Only authorized operator is entitled to carry out operations on databases. To edit database the operator must: • Press and hold a demanded database button • Wait to see a corresponding menu •...

  • Page 96: Products

    • EKSPORT – allows to export data from a database to a memory stick. Plug the memory stick to an USB port to let the program detect it and start a copying process. Window with an appropriate message and file name is displayed after the data has been copied.

  • Page 97: Weighing Records

    Database of products contains names of all products that are weighed or dried. Procedure Enter submenu < Databases>, and press < Products> field • Press < Add > key to add a new product to the database • If a product already exists in the database of products, press field with its •...

  • Page 98: Clients

    Enter database of < Weighing records> and press desired entry • (record). List of parameters on a weighing record saved in the database: 1. Measurement date 2. Measurement result 3. Tare value 4. Determination of measurement status (stable / unstable) 5.

  • Page 99: Drying Program

    8. Printout [type of printout, label declared to a client] 19.5. Drying program Database of drying programs contains saved data on drying parameters which are activated to dry a product. Procedure Enter submenu < Databases>, and press < Drying programs> field •...
  • Page 100 Caution: It is possible to use an option for searching a report. List of parameters in a report from drying process: 1. Start date 2. End date 3. Drying time [ average moisture content value obtained in the test time] 4.

  • Page 101: Statistics From Drying Process Reports

    The bottom bar contains the following soft keys (options): Return to displaying the complete chart Reducing the screen to the previous view Return to displaying the previous window Printing the chart on a connected printer PCL type Saving the chart as a file in format *.bmp on an external data storage device connected to terminal’s USB port.
  • Page 102 An instance of a chart is presented below. The bottom bar contains the following soft keys (options: Return to displaying the complete chart Reducing the screen to the previous view Return to displaying the previous window Printing the chart on a connected printer PCL type Saving the chart as a file in format *.bmp on an external data storage device connected to terminal’s USB port.

  • Page 103: Minimal Sample Weight

    Minimal sample weight database contains data for declared method and for a given balance minimal sample weights. Caution: Only RADWAG employees are authorized either to enter new values of minimal sample weights or to modify the already introduced ones. Procedure Enter <...

  • Page 104: Ambient Conditions

    ranging from 0.0001 g to 10.0000 g (<TARE> button in use) 50.0000 g 2.5000 g Minimal sample weight for all net masses being weighed in packaging of mass ranging from 10.0001 g to 50.0000 g (<TARE> button in use) 200.0000 g 4.0000 g Minimal sample weight for all net masses being weighed in packaging of mass...

  • Page 105: Packages

    Press field of a desired report record, unless it is visible on the top of the • list, wind the list forward using navigating keys Report’s name consists of date and time • Caution: It is possible to use an option for searching a report 19.10.

  • Page 106: Printouts

    19.12. Printouts Database of Printouts contains all saved NON-STANDARD printouts. Each non- standard printout features a name, code and a so called template. Procedure Enter submenu < Databases>, and press < Printouts> field • Press < Add > key should a new printout be added •...
  • Page 107 1 – enlarging the editing field (7), recommended while using an external computer keyboard connected to balance’s USB port 2 – cancelling key 3 – accepting key 4 – download a printout template from a file 5 – list of variables for use while designing a printout 6 –...

  • Page 108: Universal Variables

    Example of Printout no. 2 – printout template from a file A file with printout template has to have an extension: *.txt or *.lb and contain all constant and variable data. After importing, the content of a printout template can be modified. Procedure: −...

  • Page 109: Export Database Of Weighing Records To File

    19.14.1. Export database of weighing records to file All carried out measurements are saved and stored in a database. The moisture analyzer enables exporting such data to a file using a data storage device connected to terminal’s USB port. Procedure: Connect a data storage device to moisture analyzer’s USB port, •...

  • Page 110: Delete Database

    • Press < Export weighing database to a file > button, the software automatically starts exporting the database to a file, • On completing the exporting process, the moisture analyzer displays a message: “Exporting completed successfully”, information on number of exported data and a name of file (with extension *.txt), next the program gets back to the previous window.

  • Page 111: Delete Weighments And Reports

    Upon confirmation the software deletes data and displays window with number of deleted records: Upon confirmation the software returns to the previous window. The user may either proceed to other operations or get back to weighing. 19.14.3. Delete weighments and reports Delete weighments and reports option serves to clear database content, it is used for removing weighings and reports.
  • Page 112 Upon confirmation of the entered deadline date all weighing and reports dating on a given period of time will be deleted. Number of deleted records will be displayed. - 112 -...

  • Page 113: Communication

    COMMUNICATION Menu Communication is located in a menu group Parameters. It is accessed by pressing < Setup > quick access key and entering submenu < Communication>. The moisture analyzer enables communicating with peripheral devices through the following ports: COM 1 (RS232), •...

  • Page 114: Wifi Settings

    Return to weighing mode and restart the device. 20.3. WiFi settings For balance equipped with WiFi module the top toolbar of the main display has a respective WiFi icon: Procedure: − Select < Wifi> communication interface, next set the parameters: •...

  • Page 115: Tcp Protocol Settings

    Icon with a padlock, placed by a given network name requires password for the network. Press <Refresh> icon to search for available networks. To check selected network parameters press <Network status> field, you will see a window with the respective information: The selected network and parameters for connection are stored in the balance program.
  • Page 116 Procedure of setting a port for “TCP” protocol: Enter group of parameters < Communication>, − Select: „ Tcp / Port” which opens a window <Port> with on-screen − keyboard, Insert required port number and accept by pressing − - 116 -...

  • Page 117: Peripheral Devices

    PERIPHERAL DEVICES Menu PERIPHERAL DEVICES is located in menu group Parameters. It is accessed by pressing Setup key or < Setup > quick access key and entering submenu < Peripheral devices>. Inside the menu, there is a list of connectable peripheral devices, which can cooperate with a moisture analyzer.

  • Page 118: Printer

    21.2. Printer Moisture analyzer’s submenu < Printer > enables: − Setting communication port with a printer, − Defining printer’s code page, (default 1250) − Defining controlling codes for PCL printer − Defining printout standards (templates) In order to ensure right cooperation of a balance with a printer (correct printout of letters with diacritical signs specified for a given language), suitable speed of transmission must be chosen for the balance, i.e.

  • Page 119: Barcode Scanners

    {value} % ---------------------------------- Drying mode printout template {380} {381} 21.3. Barcode scanners Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series enables cooperating with barcode scanners, which are used to quick searching for: • Products • Users • Customers • Packagings • Warehouses • Universal variables To configure barcode scanner follow instruction below: „...

  • Page 120: Barcode Scanner's Port

    Caution In RADWAG balances prefix contains character (byte) presented as 01 hexadecimal, whereas suffix contains character (byte) 0D hexadecimal. For detailed description of communicating the balance with a barcode scanner go to APPENDIX E of this user manual.
  • Page 121 User Universal variable 2 Customer Universal variable 3 Packaging Universal variable 4 Warehouse Universal variable 5 4. Select one item from the list. The following parameters may be edited: Selecting object for which the searching is Filtering carried out (see table below) Setting first significant barcode sign from Offset which the searching is carried out.

  • Page 122: Test

    21.3.3 Test < Test> function enables correct operation of barcode scanner connected to balance. Procedure: 5. Open < Barcode scanner> submenu. 6. Press < Test> parameter; <Test> window opens with ASCII and HEX fields in it. 7. Scanned barcode is entered into ASCII or HEX field; result of test is displayed in the bottom part of the window.

  • Page 123: Additional Display

    Enter the database of operators and edit desired operator’s record, go to < • Card number> option, On entering editing mode in < Card number> option, an editing window • <Card number> is opened with an on-screen keyboard, Approximate the card to the transponder card scanner. The moisture •...

  • Page 124: Inputs / Outputs

    INPUTS / OUTPUTS Application of inputs: The set of inputs is used to control moisture analyzer’s operation. Each of 4 inputs is connectable to the following functions or keys: o Checkweighing thresholds o Right door o Target value o Parameters o Profile o Statistics o Adjustment/Calibration...
  • Page 125 Application of outputs: The set of outputs is used to SIGNAL the status of measurement result. Change of logic status of the output system, e.g. from [0] to [1] takes place on meeting a requirement assigned to the output. Each of 4 outputs is connectable to the following data: Available options Moisture analyzer status, which switches the logic of output...

  • Page 126: Other Parameters

    OTHER PARAMETERS This menu contains global parameters on moisture analyzer operation, such as: language, date-time, beep sound, display calibration, level control. Enter submenu <Others>, by pressing key and < Other> key. 23.1. Interface language Procedure Enter submenu < Others>, press < Language>...

  • Page 127: Beep" Sound

    23.3. “Beep” sound Procedure: Enter submenu < Others>, press < Beep> and set one of available options. - Beep sound switched off (disabled) for keys and proximity sensors Keys - Beep sound active as reaction to pressing keys Sensors - Beep sound active as reaction to operation of proximity sensors - Beep sound reacting to both keys and proximity sensors 23.4.

  • Page 128: Touch Screen Display Calibration

    23.8. Level control Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series may feature an Automatic Level Control system or an external level indicator. Leveling procedure with use of the Automatic Level Control system: Enter submenu <...

  • Page 129: Drying Temperature Reducing

    By enabling the parameter (i.e. settings its value to ,YES>), the moisture analyzer MA 3Y series starts functioning (in the field of drying temperatures and control of the drying process) as the moisture analyzers MAC and MAX series (in comparable temperature conditions).

  • Page 130: Sensors Sensitivity

    The parameter enables a user to use the drying mode settings as in case of the moisture analyzers MAC and MAX series. Thus, on purchasing a moisture analyzer MA 3Y series it is not necessary to determine the drying parameters for the products to be dried, but simply use the selected and proved drying modes.

  • Page 131: Start Logo

    The parameter is used to generating a special type of a file that is saved automatically on parameter enabling on an external data storage device plugged to moisture analyzer’s USB port. The file is used by RADWAG service personnel to diagnose potential problems in moisture analyzer operation. Procedure: Plug an external data storage device to the USB port •...

  • Page 132: System Information

    The process of updating help files and the main board file takes places analogously to the above described procedure, but the required extension of the update file is: *.hlp - help, *.mbu – main board. Caution: Weighing module updating procedure is accessible to authorized service points only. If the update file is incorrect, the moisture analyzer displays a message on process error –...

  • Page 133: Movies

    MOVIES Option activating instructional movie explaining how to operate balance functions. To view the movie go to <Movies> parameter group, select the demanded file and press to watch the movie stored in the balance memory. The program plays *.wmv files. <Movies>...
  • Page 134 To play the movie the user has to: Save the movie to the balance memory (see instruction above) Enter <Movies> parameter group Press the name of a movie to be watched The movie starts automatically. Functions available for playback are as follows: Play/ Pause playing Stop playing Increase/decrease the volume (volum power adjusted, for...

  • Page 135: Communication Protocol

    General information A. A character based communication protocol moisture analyzer-terminal is designed for establishing communication between a RADWAG instruments and a peripheral devices via RS 232 interface. B. It consists of commands sent from a peripheral device to a moisture analyzer and responses from the moisture analyzer.
  • Page 136 Lock balance keyboard Unlock balance keyboard Start BEEP signal List available working modes Set working mode Give current working mode Send all implemented commands Give balance type Give Max capacity Give program version Set autozero function Set ambient conditions state Set filter Set value release Set last digit...

  • Page 137: Responses Format For Commands Sent From Computer Level

    27.2. Responses format for commands sent from computer level On receipt of a command, the terminal sends a response in one of the following formats: XX_A CR LF command understood and in progress command carried (appears only after XX_D CR LF command XX_A) command understood but not accessible at this XX_I CR LF...
  • Page 138 Tare the moisture analyzer Format: T CR LF Accessible responses: T_A CR LF - command understood and in progress T_D CR LF - command carried out T_A CR LF - command understood and in progress T_v CR LF - command understood but tarring range exceeded T_A CR LF - command understood and in progress T_E CR LF...
  • Page 139 Send stable measurement result in basic measuring unit Format: S CR LF Accessible responses: S_A CR LF - command understood and in progress S_E CR LF - time limit exceeded while waiting for stable measurement result S_I CR LF - command understood but not accessible at this moment S_A CR LF - command understood and in progress...
  • Page 140 Send stable measurement result in current weighing unit Format: SU CR LF Accessible responses: SU_A CR LF - command understood and in progress SU_E CR LF - time limit exceeded while waiting for stable measurement result - command understood but not accessible at this moment SU_I CR LF - command understood and in progress SU_A CR LF...
  • Page 141 Accessible responses: C1_I CR LF - command understood but not accessible at this moment C1_A CR LF - command understood and in progress MASS FRAME - response is mass value in basic measuring unit Mass frame format which is moisture analyzer’s response: 7-15 17 18 19 20 21 stability...
  • Page 142 ES CR LF - command not recognized (incorrect mass format) Set high checkweighing threshold HI UH_XXXXX CR LF, where: _ - space, XXXXX – mass format Format: Accessible responses: UH_OK CR LF - command carried out ES CR LF - command not recognized (incorrect mass format) Give value of low checkweighing threshold HI ODH CR LF Format:...
  • Page 143 User log out Format: LOGOUT CR LF Accessible responses: LOGOUT OK CR LF - command understood, user is logged out ES CR LF - command not recognized (error in format) The result release Format: SS CR LF Accessible responses: - command understood, realization in progress SS_OK CR LF The command simulates pressing PRINT button on an overlay, according to settings selected for result release.
  • Page 144 Format: BP_TIME <CR><LF> Accessible responses: BP_OK <CR><LF> – command completed, BEEP signal activated BP_E” <CR><LF> – incorrect format or lack of the parameter BP_I <CR><LF> – command understood but not accessible at this moment TIME – parameter, decimal value, determined time limit for the signal, given in [ms].
  • Page 145 Response: OMI <CR><LF> – available working modes are given 2_” Parts counting” <CR><LF> number + name 4_” Dosing” <CR><LF> 12_”Checkweighing” <CR><LF> OK <CR><LF> – command completed Example2 Command: OMI <CR><LF> – give available working modes Response: OMI <CR><LF> – available working modes are given 2 <CR><LF>...
  • Page 146 n – parameter, decimal value specifying working mode number. See OMI command description for detailed information. Example Command: OMG<CR><LF> – give current working mode Response: OMG_13_OK<CR><LF> – the device currently operates in Statistics mode Send all implemented commands PC CR LF Format: Accessible responses: PC_A_”Z,T,S,SI,SU,SUI,C1,C0,CU1,CU0,DH,ODH,UH,OUH,OT,UT,...
  • Page 147 RV – Give program version Format: RV <CR><LF> Accessible responses: RV_A_”x” <CR><LF> - command understood, program version given as a response RV_I <CR><LF> - command understood but not accessible at this moment x – program version (in between inverted commas) Example: Command: RV <CR><LF>...
  • Page 148 carrying out, no parameter available or incorrect format EV_I <CR><LF> - command understood but not accessible at this moment n – parameter, decimal value determining ambient conditions state n → 0 – stable ambient conditions 1 – unstable ambient conditions Caution: Command changes settings for a current working mode.
  • Page 149 Example: Command: FIS_1 <CR><LF> – set average filter Response: FIS_OK <CR><LF> – average filter has been set ARS – Set value release ARS – (Approval Result, Set) Command overview: Command lets the user set value release options for a particular device. Format: ARS_n <CR><LF>...

  • Page 150: Manual Printout / Automatic Printout

    – set last digit option to value ‘always’ Response: LDS_OK <CR><LF> – ‘always’ value has been set 27.3. Manual printout / Automatic printout Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series enables generating manual or automatic printouts. Manual printout: press key on stabilization of indication •...

  • Page 151: Connecting Peripheral Devices

    Client Current result Warehouse Supplementary unit Product Mass Packaging Non-standard printout CONNECTING PERIPHERAL DEVICES Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series can cooperate with the following peripheral devices: Computer, • Receipt printer: KAFKA, EPSON, • PCL printer PCL, • Additional display, •...

  • Page 152: Error Messages

    Cable: moisture analyzer - computer (RS232) Cable: moisture analyzer - printer KAFKA Cable: moisture analyzer – printer EPSON Cable: IN / OUT ERROR MESSAGES Err2 Value beyond zero range, Err3 Value beyond tare range, Err8 Tarring / Zeroing operation time exceeded, -NULL- - Zero value from converter, -FULL- -...

  • Page 153: Moisture Analyzer Maintenance Activities

    MOISTURE ANALYZER MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES This section of the user manual describes procedures of maintaining a moisture analyzer MA 3Y series in good condition, and means of replacing faulty components (fuses). 31.1. Cleaning moisture analyzer components In order to ensure required measuring accuracy, the moisture analyzer has to be used and stored in clean conditions.

  • Page 154: Temperature Sensor Cleaning

    31.2. Temperature sensor cleaning In order to ensure correct temperature measurements during testing procedure, pay special attention to cleanness of the temperature sensor. Any cleaning activities of the temperature sensor should be carried out with maintaining special precautions. REMEMBER, before initiating any maintenance or cleaning activities of moisture analyzer’s inner parts, switch off the moisture analyzer by pressing ON/OFF key on terminal’s overlay, and make sure the power cord of the moisture analyzer is unplugged from mains!

  • Page 155: Replacing The Fuses

    A moisture analyzer MA 3Y series features two glass tabular fuses 5x20, slow-blow (T); 3.15A 250VAC, which protect moisture analyzer’s electric circuits.

  • Page 156: Troubleshooting

    31.4. Troubleshooting Problem: no reaction to pressing main switch on/off key (no display reaction). Probable cause: • No voltage in mains • Damaged power cord • Damaged fuse of the moisture analyzer • Moisture analyzer defect Problem: too long pending time for drying process finish. Probable cause: •...

  • Page 157: Additional Equipment

    ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT Type Name P0136 RS232 cable for KAFKA printer P0151 RS232 cable for EPSON printer KAFKA Thermal printer EPSON Dot matrix printer PCL printer CK-01 Transponder card scanner LS2208 Barcode scanner AP2-1 Power loop output Anti-vibration table for laboratory balances PC keyboard USB type Computer software: •...

  • Page 158: Appendix A - Variables For Printouts

    APPENDIX A – Variables for printouts 33.1. List of variables Caution: Each of defined variables must be contained in braces: {x}, where x – stands for variable number. List of variables is accessible in the system for defining the look of standard printout templates and data displayed in the grey coloured workspace: Symbol Variable description...
  • Page 159 {30} Gross value {31} Weighing platform no. {32} Factory no. {33} Balance reading unit {34} Range {35} Parts counting: Mass of a standard {36} Percent setup: Reference mass {38} Universal variable: Name {39} Universal variable: Value {43} Net mass in supplementary unit {44} Supplementary unit {45}...
  • Page 160 {75} User: Name {76} User: Code {77} User: Access level {80} Packaging: Name {81} Packaging: Code {82} Packaging: Mass {85} Client: Name {86} Client: Code {87} Client: VAT no. {88} Client: Address {89} Client: Postal code {90} Client: City {91} Client: Discount {100} PGC Report: Batch number...
  • Page 161 {121} Average Tare Report: Result {122} Average Tare Report: Standard deviation {123} Average Tare Report: 0,25T1 {124} Average Tare Report: Number of measurements {125} Average Tare Report: Measurements {126} Average Tare Report: Report no. {130} Warehouse: Name {131} Warehouse: Code {132} Warehouse: Description {140}...
  • Page 162 {182} Report from formulation: Measurements {188} Ingredient: Target mass {189} Ingredient: Difference {190} Comparator: Report no. {191} Comparator: Start date {192} Comparator: End date {193} Comparator: Order no. {194} Comparator: Tested standard no. {195} Comparator: Difference {196} Comparator: List of Measurements {197} Comparator: Mean difference {198}...
  • Page 163 {223} Mass control: Average {224} Mass control: Standard deviation {225} Mass control: Standard quantity {226} Mass control: Measurements {227} Mass control: Report no. {228} Mass control: Number of T2M error {229} Mass control: Number of T1M error {230} Mass control: Number of T1P error {231} Mass control: Number of T2P error {232}...
  • Page 164 {268} Density: Density of steel standard {269} Density: Density of aluminum standard {275} Ambient conditions report: Date and time {276} Ambient conditions report: Temperature THB {277} Ambient conditions report: Humidity THB {278} Ambient conditions report: Temperature 1 {279} Ambient conditions report: Temperature 2 {280} Ambient conditions report: Pressure THB {281}...
  • Page 165 {317} Pipettes: Type {318} Pipettes: Volume type {319} Pipettes: Tested volumes {325} Pipette calibration report: Serial no. {326} Pipette calibration report: Start date {327} Pipette calibration report: End date {328} Pipette calibration report: Number of measurements {329} Pipette calibration report: Work with ISO 8655 {330} Pipette calibration report: Status {331}...
  • Page 166 {361} Sample number {365} Weighing B: Interval {366} Weighing B: Difference {367} Weighing B: Difference % {368} Weighing B: Residue % {369} Weighing B: Number {375} Differential weighing: Method {380} Drying mode: Name {381} Drying program: Code {385} Drying mode {386} Drying mode parameters {387}...

  • Page 167: Variables Formatting

    33.2. Variables formatting Moisture analyzer MA 3Y series enables random formatting of numerical variables, text variables and date which are dedicated for printing, and which are displayed in the grey coloured workspace of the display. Formatting types: Variables with left justification, •...
  • Page 168 Sign Description Example {7:T6.3} – Net mass in a form of Formatting mass and quantities derivatives of EAN128 code with three decimal mass in EAN128 code places; Date separator between {2:yy/MM/dd} – Current date in days, months and years format: year - month - day, where yy stand for two less meaningful characters of a year;...

  • Page 169: Appendinx E - Settings Of Zebra Printers

    APPENDINX E - Settings of ZEBRA printers Baud rate – 9600b/sec Parity control – none Bits – 8bit Stop bits – 1 bit Data on a printout from a printer regarding RS 232: Serial port : 96, N, 8, 1 Means of activating an information (test) printout and carrying out changes in printer’s settings is specified in a user manual of ZEBRA printers.

  • Page 170: Appendix F - Communication With Barcode Scanners

    5. Should a barcode be recognized by a moisture analyzer, it needs to have some particular features. A code requires programming a characteristics prefix and suffix. In a standard accepted by RADWAG, a prefix is a sign (byte) 01 hexadecimal and a suffix is a sign (byte) 0D hexadecimal.

  • Page 171: Appendix G - Menu Structure

    APPENDIX G – Menu structure User adjustment Description Value External adjustment Function User adjustment Function Adjustment test Function Report printout No / Yes GLP Project . .  Name Setting » Adjustment No / Yes » Working mode No / Yes »...
  • Page 172 Databases Products − Weighing records − Clients − Drying programs − Reports from drying process (Drying reports) − Ambient conditions − Packages − Warehouses − Printouts − Universal variables − Delete data older than − Export database of weighing records to file −...
  • Page 173 Peripheral devices Description Value Computer » Port COM 1 » Address Continuous » No / Yes transmission » Printout template Settings » E2R System Settings Printer » Port COM 2 » Code page 1250 » Printouts Settings Barcode scanner » Port None / COM 1/ COM 2 »...
  • Page 174 » Output 1 Selection » Output 2 Selection » Output 3 Selection » Output 4 Selection Access level Description Value Anonymous user » Guest Selection » User Selection » Advanced user Selection » Administrator Selection Date and time » Guest Selection »...
  • Page 175 Date and time Settings Beep Selection Touch screen display calibration Function Level control Selection Autotest Selection User manual no.: IMMU-10-09-11-17-ENG - 175 -...
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