To configure COM 11 for integrating the Shimadzu AP W-AD Series balance with software:

1. Install the communication software on the PC and follow its specific settings instructions.
2. Ensure COM 11 is correctly set up in the software's communication port settings.
3. Use command codes for programmatic control of the balance from the PC (refer to the List of Commands).
4. Download and decompress the “Multi-Balance Collect” and “Balance Keys” files.
5. Run the setup file (Setup.exe) from the decompressed files and follow the instructions to install.
6. Set the parameters for “Multi-Balance Collect” and “Balance Keys” as required.
7. Confirm data transfer from the balance to the PC using the relevant instruction manuals.

Make sure the balance is properly connected to the PC via COM 11.

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Summary of Contents for Shimadzu AP W-AD Series

Page 1 321-78382 Oct. 2021 SHIMADZU Analytical Balance Foreword Table of Contents Instruction Manual Setup Component Names AP W-AD Series AP W Series AP X Series and Functions AP225W-AD AP225W AP324X AP135W-AD AP135W AP224X Display and Icons AP225WD-AD AP225WD AP124X AP125WD-AD AP125WD...
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Page 3: Foreword
• Shimadzu does not guarantee that the serial communication functions will operate without problem on all PCs. Shimadzu will not accept responsibility for any trouble that arises as a result of using this function. It is recommended that all important data and programs are backed up in advance.
Page 4: Manual
Foreword Foreword Notation Conventions Used within the Instruction Manual The instruction manual uses the following notation conventions in accordance with the degree of risk and damage to equipment. Notation Description Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may ! CAUTION result in minor to moderate injury or equipment damage.
Page 5: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Precautions on Use To be strictly observed To ensure that you use the balance safely and correctly, read the following precautions carefully. The details listed below provide important information on safety, and must be observed at all times. „...
Page 6: X84; Precautions Related To Installation Work
Safety Precautions „ Precautions Related to Installation Work CAUTION Do not connect anything other than peripheral devices specified by Shimadzu to the balance’s connector Prohibitions If you do, the balance may stop working normally. In order to avoid trouble, always connect peripheral devices in accordance with the directions in this manual.
Page 7: X84; Risks Involved In Repairs/Dismantling/Modifications
Risks Involved in Repairs/Dismantling/Modifications CAUTION Never disassemble, modify or attempt to repair this product or any accessory. Prohibitions You could sustain an electric shock or the product could operate abnormally. If you believe that the balance has failed, contact your Shimadzu representative.
Page 8: X84; Precautions Related To Inspections/Maintenance
Failure to observe this may result in injury and malfunctions. It is not necessary to remove the back plate for normal inspections and maintenance work. Contact the service representatives specified by Shimadzu and request repairs that require the back plate to be removed.
Page 9: X84; Caution Labels
Cautions labels are placed in necessary locations on the balance to ensure that it is used correctly. In the event of these labels being mislaid or damaged, contact a Shimadzu sales office or service agency to request new labels, and then make sure they are situated in the correct locations.
Page 10 Safety Precautions Safety Precautions „List of Residual Risks The [No.] and [Equipment Location] shown below match up with the [Residual Risk Maps]. Check the [Residual List Maps] for further retains on the relevant [Equipment Location]. Read and fully comprehend the details listed in [Refer To] and implement protective measures without fail. Measurement Preparations Equipment Protective Measures...
Page 11 Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Maintenance Equipment Protective Measures Risk — — Location Implemented by Users When transporting the balance Refer To P.157 ! Caution for repair, always remove the Task Transporting Transporting the balance with the Draft Draft shield inner plate (option). during repairs shield inner plate (option) installed can damage the draft shield glass or plate...
Page 12 The company can also not be held responsible for damages relating to damage compensation caused to users by third parties. 2) The liability for compensatory damages attributable to Shimadzu is limited to a sum equivalent to the cost of the product in all cases.
Page 13: Aftercare Services And Part Supply Period
Note that there are cases in which it will not be possible to supply replacement parts once this supply period has elapsed. However, the supply periods stipulated separately by the manufacturers will be applied for parts not manufactured by Shimadzu.
Page 14: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Foreword............3 „ Screens When Setting up Menus ....39 „ Setting Up and Amending the Measurement Notation Conventions Used within the Instruction Mode .............. 40 Manual ..............4 Switching between Displays ........41 Safety Precautions ........
Page 15 Table of Contents Table of Contents „ Screen saver Function ........78 Changing Ion irradiation time ......... 127 „ Display Settings in the Operation Mode ..78 9 Connections and Communications „ Balance ID Settings ........79 with External Equipment ..... 128 „...
Page 16: Setup
13 : 135 g 5 : 0.00001 g (Semi-micro model only) series 22 : 220 g 32 : 320 g AP Lineup AP W-AD Series AP225W-AD (Semi-micro) AP W Series AP225W (Semi-micro) AP X Series AP X Series AP324X AP135W-AD (Semi-micro)
Page 17: Inspecting The Contents Of The Package
Check to ascertain that the following parts are included in the package, and that none of them are damaged. The figure in parenthesis ([ ]) represents the quantity. Contact a Shimadzu sales office of representative agency if any abnormalities are found.
Page 18: Deciding On An Installation Environment
Setup Setup Deciding on an Installation Environment The environment in which the balance is installed has an enormous effect on its performance. It is therefore necessary to avoid the following environments and chose an appropriate environment in order to ensure accurate and reliable measurement results. Install the balance on a flat surface in a location with minimal vibrations.
Page 19 Setup Setup Adjustable Windbreak Plate Attach the Adjustable Windbreak Plate (semi-micro models only) (1) Fully open the glass door (top) (2) Hold the Adjustable Windbreak (3) Insert the pin on the bottom center (4) Insert the bottom pins (both Plate handle with your dominant hand. of the Adjustable Windbreak Plate into sides) into the slide guide groove.
Page 20: Pan Area Configuration And Weighing Performance (W-Ad Series)
Setup Setup semi-micro models Except semi-micro models Insert the connected ionizer AC adapter and AC cord into the DC IN connector (for the ionizer). Connect the ionizer power plug to a power outlet. Connect the ionizer connectors (2 connectors) on the back of the ionizer using the ionizer connection cable.
Page 21: Attaching The Parts (Semi-Micro Models)
Make sure to attach the protective cover. Attaching the protective cover protects the panel sheet from being worn out. (Be especially sure to attach the protective cover for the IR sensor equipped AP W-AD Series in particular to prevent IR sensor malfunctions.) (1) Peel the double-side tape from the protection cover (five locations).
Page 22: Attaching The Parts (Semi-Micro Models)
Setup Setup Attaching the Parts (Semi-Micro Models) Attach the shield case Align the center hole on the shield case with the pan (Step 3) protrusion positioned at the pan’s center axis, and set pan supporter it carefully in place. (Step 2) Shield case (Step 1) Put the pan supporter in place...
Page 23 Setup Setup Use the multi-stand according to the application and refer to the illustrations below for attachment directions. (When using medical packaging paper) (When weighing a cylindrical sample) (When using a micro-tube) Install upside down Align the hole at the center of the Align the hole at the center of the Turn the multi-stand upside down multi-stand with the protrusion at the...
Page 24 (Be especially sure to attach the protective cover for the IR sensor equipped AP W-AD Series in particular to prevent IR sensor malfunctions.) (1) Peel off the paper to expose the adhesive on the double-sided tape (5 places) for the protection cover.
Page 25: Adjusting The Horizontal Level Of The Balance
Setup Setup Adjusting the Horizontal Level of the Balance Level Screw Operations Turning the level screws in a clockwise direction when seen from above extends the legs to tilt the balance. Turning them in a counterclockwise direction shortens the legs to tilt the balance in the opposite direction.
Page 26: Turning On The Power
Setup Setup Turning on the Power Insert the plug of the AC adapter into the DC IN connector on the back of the balance. Semi-micro models Other models (1) Connect the cable (provided in the Insert the AC accessories) to the power supply unit. adapter plug USB DEVICE * Insert the connector of the cable in the...
Page 27 Setup Setup CAUTION Use the correct power supply and voltage with the AC adapter supplied. Instructions Using the balance with an incorrect power supply or voltage may result in the outbreak of fire or malfunctions. Note also that if the power supply or voltage is unstable or if the power supply capacity is insufficient, it will not be possible to obtain satisfactory performance from the balance.
Page 28: Component Names And Functions
Component Names and Functions Component Names and Functions This section explains the names and functions or components. Main Unit „ Main Unit Front, Top and Side Panels Main Unit : FRONT for Semi-micro models (W-AD Series only) Main Unit : SIDE POWER ALARM W-AD Series...
Page 29: X84; Main Unit Rear Panel
Component Names and Functions Component Names and Functions „ Main Unit Rear Panel W/X/Y Series (for Semi-micro models) W-AD Series (for Semi-micro models) No. Components Name Function 28 RS232C Serial Connector This is used for connecting a printer (EP-100/110, etc.) 29 USB Device This is used when the balance is connected to a personal computer.
Page 30: Display And Icons
Display and Icons Display and Icons Display Panel In addition to display the results of weight measurements, it is also possible to select called out menu items on the display panel. A flexible display will be shown depending on the function selected. This section provides examples of the display when measuring weight.
Page 31: Measurement Keys + Application Function Operation Keys
Display and Icons Display and Icons Measurement Keys + Application Function Operation Keys Touchless sensor LED Touchless sensor LED (Left) (Right) IR sensor location IR sensor location (Sensor cannot be seen (Sensor cannot be seen externally) externally) The LED will light Special functions can up blue when the be assigned to the left...
Page 32: X84; Display Icons When Setting Up Menus
Display and Icons Display and Icons „ Display Icons when Setting up Menus The AP Series is equipped with many useful functions, one of which is the [Menu] function that enables users to efficiently select the optimal settings for each function in accordance with their requirements. Press the [MENU] key when the weight is displayed to move across to the menu screen.
Page 33: Basic Operations
Basic Operations Basic Operations Measurements (Standard measurement Mode) Check the Standard measurement mode Standard measurement Mode A function for measuring samples without using any special functions. Perform the following operations in accordance with the status of the balance in order to activate the Standard measurement mode.
Page 34: Ending Measurements
Basic Operations Basic Operations Remove the sample (1) Open the glass draft shield. (2) Remove the sample, and then close the glass draft shield. Close the glass draft shield completely When reading the results from the balance display, check to make sure that the glass draft shield is completely closed.
Page 35: W-Ad Series Functions (Standard Measurement Mode)
Basic Operations Basic Operations W-AD Series functions (standard measurement mode) „ Measuring using the automatic door function (position memory function). This is a function which automatically opens and closes the glass doors (top, left, right) when the door open and close keys are pressed. The glass doors to be opened and closed and the amount they should be opened can be configured based on the weighing process being carried out.
Page 36: X84; Measuring Using The Touchless Sensor (Ir Sensor Touchless Function)
Basic Operations Basic Operations If the glass doors encounter an obstacle while operating If the glass doors bump into something while opening, or close on something while closing, they will operate in the following manner.  During opening operation • The door will stop at the position where it encountered the obstacle. •...
Page 37: X84; Adjustable Windbreak Plate Usage
Basic Operations Basic Operations *1 Refer to ^ [Touchless sensor configuration methods (W-AD Series only)] (P.82) for details on configuration method. *2 The door open and close key (left) can only be assigned to the left touchless sensor, while the door open and close key (right) can only be assigned to the right touchless sensor.
Page 38: How To Use Menus
Basic Operations Basic Operations How to use Menus The AP Series is equipped with a wide variety of functions, which can be selected specifically for an application from the menus. This section explains the configuration and operation of the menu. „...
Page 39: X84; Selecting Menus
Basic Operations Basic Operations „ Selecting Menus Once the menu has been called out, select the desired function in the manner explained below to execute and setup the function.  Selecting Functions Press [ UP] or [ DOWN] to select the desired function. ...
Page 40: X84; Setting Up And Amending The Measurement Mode
Basic Operations Basic Operations „ Setting Up and Amending the Measurement Mode [Measurement Selection Mode] From the weight display mode [MENU] Key [LEFT] Key [UP] Key Menu Display (Measurement Selection Mode) The measurement selection mode menu is displayed as shown on the left.
Page 41: Switching Between Displays
Basic Operations Basic Operations Switching between Displays „ Switching between Minimum Number of Displayed Digits (1d/10d Display) It is possible to erase one digit for a minimum display (displays 10d). 1d Display 10d Display Press [ 1d/10d] when in the weight measurement mode The minimum number of displayed digits will alternate.
Page 42: X84; Displaying Tare/Net/Gross
Basic Operations Basic Operations „ Displaying Tare/Net/Gross It is possible to switch between Tare/Net/Gross displays. Press [ MENU] when in the weight measurement mode The main menu will be displayed. Switch between Tare/Net/Gross displays. (1) Select [TARE/Net/Gross Display] and then press OK].
Page 43: Entering Numerals And Characters
Basic Operations Basic Operations Entering Numerals and Characters „ Input Conventions It is necessary to enter numerals and characters when setting up weight values, conditional values needed to operate the function, the balance ID, the user ID and the password, etc., for menus. ...
Page 44: Calibration
Calibration Calibration In order to perform accurate weight measurements, the balance must be calibrated after it has been moved and when there are large fluctuations in room temperature. Calibration means to adjust and confirm the balance’s error of span with the use of the weights built into the balance (W-AD/W/X Series) or External Weights (Class E2 or equivalent) sold separately.
Page 45 Calibration Calibration Perform the following procedures to register functions in [ CAL]. Call out the calibration menu Press [ CAL] for three or more consecutive seconds. Assign a calibration method to the calibration key [Internal Weights calibration], [Internal Weight Check] can only be selected with W-AD/ W/ X series.
Page 46: Adjustment And Tests With Internal Weights (W-Ad/ W/ X Series Only)
Calibration Calibration Adjustment and Tests with Internal Weights (W-AD/ W/ X Series only) [Internal Weight Adjustment] Correctly adjusts the span of balance with the use of internal weights. [Internal Weight Test] Uses internal weights to verify if the sensitivity of the balance is accurate. *Does not calibrate sensitivity.
Page 47: Adjustment And Tests With External Weights
Calibration Calibration Adjustment and Tests with External Weights [External Weight Adjustment] Correctly adjusts the span of balance with the use of external weights. [External Weight Test] Uses your weights to verify if the sensitivity of the balance is accurate. *Does not calibrate sensitivity. First of all, register [External Weight Adjustment] or [External Weight Test] in [ CAL].
Page 48: Adjustment Of Internal Weight (W-Ad/ W/ X Series Only)
Calibration Calibration Adjustment of internal weight (W-AD/ W/ X Series only) The W/X series models are equipped with built-in adjustment weights. Adjustment is performed with the default settings of the internal weights, but Adjustment can be re-performed with the use of external weights.
Page 49 Calibration Calibration Place a weight with the weight displayed on the pan (1) Make sure that nothing is on the pan. (2) Place a weight with the weight displayed on the pan. Remove the weight from the pan Remove the weight from the pan. The screen will return to the weight measurement mode when adjustment is complete.
Page 50: Saving Records Of Calibration
(1) Directly setting the parameters to the amount of temperature change when temperature change is detected. This function maintains compatibility with Shimadzu’s conventional models. This function is to be used when accuracy management is to be performed in accordance with temperature.
Page 51 Calibration Calibration Call out the calibration menu Press [ CAL] for three or more consecutive seconds. Set PSC (Perfect Self Calibration) ON/OFF when in the operation mode (1) Select [PSC], and then press [ OK]. (2) Select [on] or [off], and then press [ OK].
Page 52: Time-Specified Adjustment (Timer Cal) Settings (W-Ad/ W/ X Series Only)
Calibration Calibration Time-Specified Adjustment (Timer CAL) Settings (W-AD/ W/ X Series only) It is possible to set the timer and perform PSC (Perfect Self Calibration) and test at a predetermined time with the built-in weight in W series models. Three different times can be registered. This function is useful when calibration records are required for regular sensitivity adjustment, and when it is necessary to adjust sensitivity during break periods, etc., so as not to interfere with measuring work.
Page 53: Periodic Inspections (W-Ad/ W/ X Series Only)
Calibration Calibration Periodic inspections (W-AD/ W/ X Series only) The Periodic inspection function enables the user to easily carry out regular inspections. Contact our service company when considering more stringent periodical inspections. „ Periodic inspection Settings It is possible to change the Periodic inspection settings. Call out the calibration menu Press [ CAL] for three or more consecutive...
Page 54 Calibration Calibration Set the corner load error inspections (1) Select [Corner load error inspection 1], and then press [ OK]. (2) Select [Setting], either [Weight Value] or [Tolerance], and then press [ OK]. (3) Enter the numeral, and then press [ OK].
Page 55: X84; Performing Periodic Inspections
Calibration Calibration „ Performing Periodic inspections It is recommended that repeatability inspections, corner load error inspections and instrumental error inspections (performance inspections) are carried out periodically. Although these inspections may be carried out independently, they can also be carried out in series, as explained below. Precautions •...
Page 56 Calibration Calibration Perform the corner load error inspection (1) Select [Corner load error inspection 1], and then press [ OK]. (2) Press [Start], and then press [ OK]. (3) Place the specified weight in the position indicated (center of the pan), and then press [ OK].
Page 57 Calibration Calibration Perform the linearity error inspection Before performing the linearity error inspection Instructions Adjust sensitivity without fail before performing the linearity error inspection. ^ [Sensitivity Adjustment with Internal Weights] (P.46) ^ [Sensitivity Adjustment with External Weights] (P.47) (1) Select [Linearity error inspection 1,2] and then press [ OK].
Page 58: Settings
Settings Settings Taring Settings Equipped with the following functions relating to the zero point and taring. These functions are used in accordance with the measurement environment and the measurements to be taken. Zero tracking Function Corrects changes of the zero point that occur immediately after the power is switched on and when temperature fluctuations occur, etc., to maintain the zero point display.
Page 59: X84; Amending The Zero And Tare Timing Function
Settings Settings Call out the Zero tracking function (1) Press [ MENU] when the weight is displayed, and then press [ LEFT]. (2) Select [ Measurement Setting] and then press [ OK]. Set the Zero tracking function to ON or OFF (1) Select [Zero tracking], and then press [ OK].
Page 60: X84; Auto Zero Function
Settings Settings „ Auto zero Function Setting the Auto zero function automatically corrects discrepancies in the zero point caused by residue left on the pan after measurements and the display will show zero. This function cannot be used in combination with formula measurements (formulation). Call out the measurement setting menu (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [...
Page 61: X84; Auto Tare Function
Settings Settings „ Auto tare Function Setting the Auto tare function to ON automatically executes the taring function after weighing values have been output, and the display will be zero at that point. Call out the measurement setting menu (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT].
Page 62: Adjusting Stability And Response
Settings Settings Adjusting Stability and Response There are several methods available for adjusting balance stability and response in accordance with the installation environment (level of vibrations, etc.) and the article being measured (measuring solid articles or blocks, or measuring liquids and powers). ·...
Page 63: X84; Smart Stability And Response Settings
Settings Settings „ Smart Stability and Response Settings It is possible to adjust stability and response in stages for the weight measurement mode in the real-time during measurements in accordance with the installation environment and item being measured. The AP series is equipped with superior stability and Smart Setting Indicator response, but as stability and response run contrary to each other under normal conditions, placing the priority on just one of them results in the characteristics of...
Page 64: X84; Adjusting The Stability Mark
Settings Settings „ Adjusting the Stability Mark The stability mark is displayed when the weighing value stabilizes. The following settings are available as the conditions for illuminating (Stability Mark), · Stability detection range · Stability mark ON timing Although it is not necessary to change this setting under normal circumstances, it does need to be changed if the stability judgment conditions are to be weakened (stability mark) so that detection is easier when the balance is installed in an unstable environment, for example.
Page 65 Settings Settings  Stability mark ON timing Settings It is possible to set the timing for displaying (Stability Mark) in accordance with usage and required levels of precision. Fasten the timing of stability (Stability Mark) is displayed when stability has been mark display detected.
Page 66: Unit Settings
Settings Settings Unit Settings It is possible to display weights in units other than the standard g (gram) unit by pressing [ UP] with the weight displayed. The required units need to be registered in advance. The default unit is registered as g (grams). ^ [Unit change] (P.41) ...
Page 67 Settings Settings Set the unit (1) Select the unit to be registered, and then press OK]. (2) Select [on] or [off], and then press [ OK]. (3) Repeat steps (1) and (2) to set all required units. Return to the weight measurement mode Press [ POWER] ...
Page 68 Settings Settings Return to the weight measurement mode Press [ POWER].  mol Conversion (W-AD/ W/ X Series only) It is possible to register the sample name and weight value in advance to calculate the load value (g) / molecular value and display the result. The sample name can also be output on the screen of via a printer in alignment with the measurement result (mol unit).
Page 69: Menu Settings
Settings Settings Enter the mass number (1) Select [Mass number], and then press [ OK]. (2) Enter the mass number within a maximum of eight digits, and then press [ OK]. Return to the weight measurement mode Press [ POWER] Menu Settings „...
Page 70: X84; Preventing Amendments To Menu Settings (Menu Lock)
Settings Settings „ Preventing Amendments to Menu Settings (Menu lock) To prevent the menu settings from being accidently amended when the log-in function has been deactivated, the balance administrator can manage the passwords to forbid menu setting operations. Operations when the Menu lock has been activated It is possible to execute calibrations and change the weight values when the menu settings have been locked.
Page 71: X84; Printing The Menu Setting Status
Settings Settings „ Printing the Menu Setting Status It is possible to output the status of the menu settings. The details that can be output are listed below. Item Details Measurement Balance ID settings, minimum weighing value, weighing mode, mode (Standard Mode measurement, Piece counting measurement, Percent measurement, Averaging mode, Solid specific gravity, liquid density, Add-on mode, Formulation mode, Sample...
Page 72: X84; Calling Recently-Used Menus (Menu History)
Settings Settings „ Calling Recently-Used Menus (Menu History) It is possible to swiftly call out menus that have been recently used. Call our the menu history (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT].
Page 73: Log-In Function
Settings Settings Log-in Function „ Log-in Function ON/OFF This is a function for heightening security for the balance with the use of user IDs and passwords. Setting the log-in function to [ON] will enable the administrator to control who is using the balance and what they are using it for.
Page 74: X84; User Management (User Name Changes, Function Restrictions, Etc.)
Settings Settings „ User Management (User Name Changes, Function Restrictions, etc.) It is possible for the administrator to manage the balance when the log-in function is set at ON by setting up to a maximum of ten users and then assigning authority to each of the functions they can use.
Page 75 Settings Settings Change the password (1) Select [Password], and then press [ OK]. (2) Enter the new password, and then press [ OK]. Password Types There are two types of passwords available: the administrator’s password and the user’s password. The functions that require password entry are shown in the following chart.
Page 76: X84; Logging In At Start Up
Settings Settings „ Logging in at Start Up Log in by following the procedure shown below if the log-in function is set at [ON]. Call out the user list. Press [ POWER] on the OFF screen or STAND-BY screen to display the user list. Select the user.
Page 77: X84; Changing User Passwords
Settings Settings „ Changing User Passwords Each user must set their own user ID password (a password is required when logging in). The default password when the balance is shipped from the factory is [0000]. It is not necessary to enter a password during log-in if [0000] is set as the password. Once the password has been set at anything other than [0000], this password must be entered during log-in.
Page 78: Balance Settings
Settings Settings Balance Settings „ Screen saver Function If no weighing or key operations are carried out during a set period of time when the screensaver function is enabled, the display will automatically turn dark. Call out the System settings (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT].
Page 79: X84; Balance Id Settings
Settings Settings Set the display settings for the operation mode (1) Select [OP Mode Setting] and then press [ OK]. (2) Select either [Weight display], [OFF display], and then press [ OK]. Operation Mode Settings The parameters set will be displayed when in the balance operation mode.
Page 80: X84; Date/Time Settings
Settings Settings „ Date/Time Settings Sets the date and time for the balance. Call out the System settings (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT]. (2) Select [ System settings], and then press [ OK].
Page 81: X84; Brightness Settings
Settings Settings „ Brightness Settings Call out the System settings (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT]. (2) Select [ System settings], and then press [ OK]. (3) Select [System settings], and then press [ OK].
Page 82: X84; Language Settings
Settings Settings „ Language Settings Call out the System settings (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT]. (2) Select [ System settings], and then press [ OK]. (3) Select [System settings], and then press [ OK].
Page 83: X84; Switching Touchless Sensor Operation Methods
Settings Settings Table 1. Functions which can be assigned to the touchless sensors Key Name Function Door open and close keys (Left) *2 Opening and closing glass doors configured using the position memory function. Door open and close keys (Right) *2 (Refer to ^ [ Measuring using the automatic door function (position memory function).] (P.35) for details on the position memory function.) Outputting weighing values to external devices (printers, PCs, etc.)
Page 84 Settings Settings < Touchless sensor operation when multifunction mode disabled > Disabling multifunction mode allows for faster operation using the touchless sensors than when multifunction mode is enabled. When multifunction mode is disabled, functions can be assigned to each of the operations shown in E and F of Figure 2 below. E: Right touchless sensor (immediate) F: Left touchless sensor (immediate) Swipe hand or fingers to...
Page 85 Settings Settings The default settings for the touchless function assignments are as follows. Precautions When multifunction mode is enabled When multifunction mode is disabled Returning to weight measurement mode Press [ POWER]. Verifying the functions assigned to the touchless sensors (only when multifunction mode is enabled) (1) In weight measurement mode, swipe your hands over both the right and left touchless sensors to light up the LEDs for approximately 2 seconds.
Page 86: Balance Built-In Memory Contents
Settings Settings Balance Built-in Memory Contents The weighing values obtained from the balance and the records of calibration are stored on the built-in memory. When the built-in memory runs out of space, it automatically deletes the oldest records. Outputting Data to External Devices It is possible to output the records stored on the built-in memory to external devices that are connected.
Page 87: X84; Deleting The Contents Of The Built-In Memory
Settings Settings „ Deleting the Contents of the Built-in Memory It is possible to delete all weighing values and records of calibration stored on the balance. Once they have been deleted, they cannot be recovered. Call out the Save memory Settings (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT].
Page 88: Applications
Applications Applications The AP Series applications include the application function mode, the comparator function mode, and the minimum weight value setting mode. Statistical calculation, the comparator function and minimum weight value (MW) setting can also be used in combination when in the application measurement mode. The application function is a mode for changing the settings and measurement methods for the purpose of weighing samples in accordance with the sample type and environment.
Page 89: X84; Measuring Part Quantities (Piece Counting Measurement)
Applications Applications „ Measuring Part Quantities (Piece counting measurement)  Preparing for Piece counting measurement (Sample Registration) Set the Piece counting measurement mode (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT]. (2) Select [ Select Mode], and then press [ OK].
Page 90 Applications Applications  Manual entry of unit weight values: It is possible to set the unit weight values manually with the actual weight. Enter the unit weight value. Press [ MENU]. (1) Select [Unit Weight] and then press [ OK]. (2) The calculated unit weight value will be displayed separately, so enter the unit weight value.
Page 91 Applications Applications Place the sample in the container (1) Place the sample in the container, and then weigh (2) Read the quantity of the sample. Changing the Piece counting measurement Sample Settings Start Piece counting measurement mode setting Press [ MENU].
Page 92: X84; Measuring Percentages (Percent Measurement)
Applications Applications „ Measuring Percentages (Percent measurement)  Preparing for Percent measurements Set the Percent measurement mode (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [ LEFT]. (2) Select [ Select Mode], and then press [ OK].
Page 93 Applications Applications  Set the simultaneous display for the load weight value Set the simultaneous display for the load weight value Press [ MENU]. (1) Select [Display with load weight], and then press OK]. (2) Select [on] or [off], and then press [ OK].
Page 94 Applications Applications  Changing the Percent measurement Sample Settings Start Percent measurement mode setting Press [ MENU]. Set the standard weight and reference value (1) Select [Changing registration], and then press OK]. (2) Enter the sample name. (3) Place the container on the pan, and then press O/T].
Page 95: X84; Measuring Averages (Averaging Mode)
Applications Applications „ Measuring Averages (Averaging mode) Makes it possible to restrain fluctuations of the weighing value when weighing moving samples such as small animals and when weighing in bad conditions with strong vibrations, etc. The hold function can also be used for measuring averages. This enables the average value of the measurements to be calculated for a predetermined period of time when it has been set at ON.
Page 96 Applications Applications Set Automatic release (1) Select [Automatic release], and then press OK]. (2) Select [on] or [off], and then press [ OK]. What is Automatic release? Automatic release is a function for automatically canceling the hold display. The hold display is canceled when the load weight value is less than half of the display and less than 50 times of the zero range.
Page 97: X84; Solid Specific Gravity, Liquid Density Calculation Formulas
Applications Applications „ Solid specific gravity, liquid density calculation formulas The [Air Buoyancy Correction Setting] function is included in software versions 1.01.28 and Precautions later, and 1.01.I.01 and later. The [Air Buoyancy Correction Setting] function is not included in versions older than 1.01.28 or 1.01.I.01. Refer to the following for details on how to verify the software version.
Page 98 Applications Applications “Air Buoyancy Correction” Setting ON (*Default setting) (Formula for AP series with software version earlier than (AU Series formula) 1.01.28 or 1.01.I.01.) Solid specific gravity is found using the following formula. Solid density is found using the following formula. (Formula which uses air density) (Formula which does not use air density) Solid...
Page 99: X84; Measuring The Specific Gravity Of Solids (Solid Specific Gravity)
Applications Applications „ Measuring the Specific Gravity of Solids (Solid specific gravity) This function measures the weight of the samples (solids) in air and in liquids which is for known density (or specific gravity), and then calculates the density (or specific gravity) of the samples. The procedures explained below are for when the user has prepared a suspension pan and water tank.
Page 100 Applications Applications Set the Solvent (1) Select [Solvent], and then press [ OK]. (2) Select either [Water], [Ethyl alcohol] or [Arbitrary] as the liquid medium, and then press [ OK]. (3) Set the [Solvent temperature], and then press OK]. (4) Enter the temperature of the solvent between a range of 10.0 to 30.0°C, and then press [ OK].
Page 101 Applications Applications Set the details to be printed in accordance (1) Select [Print], and then press [ OK]. (2) Select [In Air/In water/S.G] or [S.G value only], and then press [ OK]. When used in combination with statistics calculation: Only the specific gravity value will be output as the result.
Page 102 Applications Applications  Measuring the Specific Gravity of Solids Set the Solid specific gravity mode Returning to the Standard measurement Mode Press [ DOWN]. If the balance still does not return to the Solid specific gravity mode, press [ MENU], select [ Select Mode], press [ OK], Select [ Solid specific gravity], and...
Page 103: X84; Measuring Liquid Density (Liquid Density)
Applications Applications „ Measuring Liquid Density (Liquid density) This function measures the weight of sinkers (solids) which its weight is already known in air and in the targeted liquid, and then calculates their liquid density. The procedures explained below are for when the user has prepared a suspension pan and water tank. Measuring specific gravity can also be carried out more easily with the use of the optional simplified specific gravity measurement kit SMK-601.
Page 104 Applications Applications Set the cubic volume of the sinker (1) Select [Sinker volume], and then press [ OK]. (2) Enter the cubic volume of the sinker within a range of 0.0001 and 999.9999cm³, and then press OK]. Set the number of digits to be displayed after the decimal point for liquid density in accordance (1) Select [Number of Digits to be Displayed after the Decimal Point], and then press [...
Page 105 Applications Applications  Measuring Liquid Density Set the liquid density mode Returning to the Standard measurement Mode Press [ DOWN]. If the balance still does not return to the liquid density mode, press MENU], select [ Select Mode], press [ OK], select [ Liquid Density], and then press [...
Page 106: X84; Measuring Large Quantities Of Fine Samples (Add-On Mode)
Applications Applications „ Measuring Large Quantities of Fine Samples (Add-on mode) A useful function for formulating large quantities of fine samples. This function is used with a printer or personal computer connected. The weight of each sample will be measured, output and added together, and the total sum will be output when formulation has been completed.
Page 107 Applications Applications  Element Number Output (Add-on mode) A function that can set the numbers to each sample automatically to the output results. Call out the Add-on mode setting function (1) Press [ MENU] with the Add-on mode in the measurement ready status.
Page 108: X84; Measuring Formulas (Formulation Mode)
Applications Applications Set element number output at ON or OFF (1) Select [Total Weight Output], and then press OK]. (2) Select [on] or [off], and then press [ OK]. Return to the Add-on mode’s weight measurement mode Press [ POWER]. Total Weight „...
Page 109 Applications Applications Measure the sample (1) Place the sample in the container. (2) Press [ OK]. The weighing value for the sample (element) will be output and recorded, and taring will be automatically executed. Repeat Step 2 for the required number of samples Press [ PRINT] when formulation has been completed The total weight of the weighing values measured up...
Page 110 Applications Applications Return to the Formulation mode’s measurement ready status Press [ POWER]. FORMULATION MODE N 001 = 0.6280g Element No. N 002 = 0.6280g N 003 = 0.6810g N 004 = 0.6680g Calculated value N 005 = 0.6590g of each element TOTAL = 3.2640g (this will be output...
Page 111: X84; Preparing Samples In Accordance With Recipes (Recipe Preparation) (W-Ad/ W Series Only)
Applications Applications „ Preparing Samples in Accordance with Recipes (Recipe preparation) (W-AD/ W Series only) It is possible to call out pre-registered recipes in order to prepare samples in accordance with the recipe with the W-AD/ W series. This is very useful for compounding medicines. ...
Page 112 Applications Applications Register the ingredients (1) Select any of the ingredients from [Component 1-10] (or ingredient name), and then press [ OK], and select [Setting] then press [ OK]. (2) Enter the ingredient name within 20 characters, and then press [ OK].
Page 113 Applications Applications  Preparing Samples Set the Sample preparation mode Returning to the Standard measurement Mode Press [ DOWN]. If the balance still does not return to the Sample preparation mode, press MENU], select [ Select Mode], press [ OK], select [ Preparing Samples], and then press [ OK].
Page 114: X84; Buffer Solution Preparation (Preparing Buffer Solutions) (W-Ad/ W Series Only)
Applications Applications „ Buffer solution preparation (Preparing Buffer Solutions) (W-AD/ W Series only) It is possible to prepare buffer solutions in accordance with pre-registered recipes.  Buffer solution preparation (Preparing Buffer Solutions) Set the Buffer solution preparation mode (1) Press [ MENU] and then [ LEFT] on the weight display.
Page 115: X84; Sample Preparation For Analysis (Sample Preparation) (W-Ad/ W Series Only)
Applications Applications Enter the formation volumes The ingredient name, weight and permissible error range will be displayed on the formation setting screen, and the sample will be measures so that it is within the permissible range. The weight and permissible error range will be compared against the formation and determined accordingly.
Page 116 Applications Applications Measure the Sample (1) Select the sample name, and then press [ OK]. (2) Enter the sample name, and then press [ OK]. (3) Select the sample type, and then press [ OK]. The sample types available are as follows: [Hydrate], [Purity], [Molecular], [Salt] (4) Confirm and enter the sample collection weight (required weight including during measurement),...
Page 117: Performing Statistical Calculation (Statistical Calculation)
Applications Applications Performing Statistical calculation (Statistical calculation) This function can be used for Standard measurement mode, measuring part quantities, measuring percentages, measuring averages, measuring specific gravity, measuring the specific gravity of solids and measuring liquid density. The Statistical calculation function cannot be used during continual output. Select the application function for which Statistical calculation is to be performed (1) Press [...
Page 118: Comparator Function
Applications Applications Comparator Function „ Comparator Function The comparator function finds a difference between the reference value / target value and the weighing value, and then displays that status. The comparator function consists of the two modes listed below. Select one of these modes in alignment with the environment to be used and the purpose of its use.
Page 119 Applications Applications Set the target value (1) Select [Target value], and then press [ OK]. (2) Enter the target value, and then press [ OK]. ^ [Entering Numerals and Characters] (P.43) Enter the target value The target value entered here will be displayed in the display count.
Page 120: X84; Pass/Fail Evaluation Mode
Applications Applications „ Pass/fail evaluation Mode The sample weight is judged by “pass” or “fail” on the analog bar and the comparator marks when the upper pass limit for and lower pass limit thresholds have been set.  Pass/fail evaluation Mode Settings Call out the measurement setting menu (1) Press [ MENU] while in the weight measurement mode, and then press [...
Page 121 Applications Applications  Measuring with the Pass/fail evaluation Mode Set the Pass/fail evaluation mode ^ [Pass/fail evaluation Mode Settings] (P.120) Take measurements in the Pass/fail evaluation mode (1) Place the container on the pan, and then press [ 0/T]. (2) Weigh the sample. Pass or fail will be judged in accordance with the following conditions.
Page 122: Minimum Weighing Value Mode
Applications Applications Minimum Weighing Value Mode The balance needs to know the level of reliability involved in the measurement data. When measuring miniscule samples, the balance performance and the installation environment affects the measurement and can decrease the measurement accuracy. The AP Series evaluates the level of data reliability to output as measurement values with the use of the minimum weighing value, and the user is altered to measurements that fall below this value by the measurement display blinking so that the user can confirm the range in which measurements are possible with peace of mind.
Page 123: X84; Setting A Random Value For The Minimum Weighing Value
The [Service Setting] shown in the above-mentioned [MW Judgment] menu is used by representatives from the SHIMADZU service company who visits the user’s premises to set the minimum weighing value. This menu cannot be operated by users. Contact the SHIMADZU service company for further details on the value set.
Page 124: Ionizer (Stablo-Ap Standard Equippment: W-Ad Series · Option: W/ X Series)
Ionizer Ionizer (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · Option: W/ X series) Option: W/ X series) It is possible to connect an ionizer STABLO AP that irradiates ion in order to eradicate static electricity in the sample and draft shield.
Page 125 Ionizer (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · Option: W/ X series) Ionizer (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · Option: W/ X series) Align the ionizer with the backplate with the switch facing upward and located on the left-hand side. Aligning the Backplate Align the ionizer so that the switch and connector protrude from the hole in the backplate.
Page 126: Turning On The Power To The Ionizer
Ionizer (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · Option: W/ X series) Ionizer (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · Option: W/ X series) Turning on the Power to the Ionizer Plug the AC adapter supplied with the ionizer into the DC IN connector on the ionizer Plug the AC adapter connected to the ionizer into a power outlet Turn the power supply switch on...
Page 127: Removing Static Electricity
Ionizer (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · Option: W/ X series) Ionizer (STABLO-AP Standard Equippment: W-AD Series · Option: W/ X series) Removing Static Electricity Check to make sure that the [POWER] POWER ALARM indicator light for the ionizer is illuminated Close the glass draft shield Press [ ION]...
Page 128: Connections And Communications With External Equipment
Connections and Communications with Connections and Communications with External Equipment External Equipment Connecting External Equipment It is possible to output weight values, setting details and other data from printers, PLC and other serial communication equipment, and to personal computers. It is possible to output weight values, setting details and other data from printers, PLC and other serial communication equipment, and to personal computers.
Page 129: X84; Connecting Personal Computers
In this event, download the following instruction manual and USB driver from the Internet, and perform the installation procedure once again. USB Interface Driver and Installation Manual Download Page https://www.shimadzu.com/an/balance/moisture/moc63u3.html Downloading the [Multi-Balance Collect] and [Balance Keys] weighing data capture software (free software) onto a PC...
Page 130 Refer to each instruction manual and simple PC connection manual for details on how to verify that data from connected balances is being transferred to a PC. A video is available which illustrates Multi-Balance Collect weighing data capture software configuration methods and other information. https://www.an.shimadzu.co.jp/balance/products/multi_balance_collect/movie.htm Example of balance data loaded onto an Excel worksheet...
Page 131: X84; Connecting Plc And Other Serial Communications Equipment
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment „ Connecting PLC and Other Serial Communications Equipment It is possible to connect PLC and other serial PLC and other serial communication シーケンサ(PLC) 等シリアル通信機器 communication equipment to output weight values, equipment perform taring and calibration with special commands, and read and write setting values.
Page 132: X84; Cable Connections (Rs232C)
Connect to the RS232C connector „ Data Formats Details on the data format when [Standard] SHIMADZU (Standard) is selected with the ^ [Communication settings] (P.137) are provided below.  Standard Format The data format when negative values (i.e. -123.4567 g) are output is shown below. The delimiter is C/R.
Page 133: X84; List Of Commands
„ List of Commands Limitations on Balance Type and Status The commands that can be used are restricted by the status and type of the balance. Refer to the Shimadzu Corporation website for details.  Data Output Command Function Remarks...
Page 134 Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment  Key Operations Command Function Description POWER [POWER] Press [ POWER] key DIGIT [1d/10d] Press [ 1d/10d] key PRINT [PRINT] Press [ PRINT] key TARE [0/T] Press [ 0/T] key, Taring zero display [CAL] Press [...
Page 135 Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment  Comparator Function Command Function Description Targeted measurement mode TRGT Targeted measurement setting TARGET=XX.XXXX Target value setting Less that the weighing capacity LIMIT=XX.XXXX Permissible pass range setting More than the minimum display Pass/fail evaluation Mode CHKW Pass/fail evaluation setting...
Page 136  W-AD Series automatic door operation Some of the commands which can be used on the AP W-AD Series are shown in the table below. There are also other commands in addition to these commands which function in a manner equivalent or similar to products from other companies.
Page 137: Communication Settings
Each item can be set as required by the user. ^ [User Settings] (P.138) [Communication setting Table] Standard Expansion Type M Type S Type A User Settings Supporting Shimadzu Shimadzu* Mettler Sartorius A&D — Manufacturers, etc. (Standard) (With response) Baud Rate...
Page 138: X84; User Settings
(1) Select [Data Format], and then press [ OK]. (2) Select the type of format required, and then press [ OK]. Format 1 The Shimadzu standard format. Set this format under normal circumstances. Format 2 The same format as Mettler balances. Format 3 The same format as Sartorius balances.
Page 139 Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment Set the delimiter in accordance (1) Select [Delimiter], and then press [ OK]. (2) Select the type of delimiter required, and then press [ OK]. Carriage return (ASCII code ODH) Carriage return line feed (ASCII code OAH) CR+LF Carriage return &...
Page 140: X84; Serial Communication Function Troubleshooting
Keys software? Balance Keys has not been started up. the PC is rebooted. For details on Balance Keys, refer to the Shimadzu website. Are the serial communication The settings for the serial communication function on Garbled text is loaded onto the PC.
Page 141: Useful Output Functions
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment Useful Output Functions „ Automatic Printing/Output (Auto-Print) It is possible to output the weighing values displayed automatically without pressing the [ PRINT] key for each measurement. When the auto print function is set at ON, (auto print mark) will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Page 142 Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment Set the zero return requirement in accordance (1) Select [Zero Return Requirement], and then press [ OK]. (2) Select [Zero] or [50% of Previous Output], and then press [ OK].
Page 143: X84; Intermittent Printing/Output (Interval Timer Function)
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment „ Intermittent Printing/Output (Interval Timer Function) The displayed weight values are automatically output at preset intervals without having to press [ PRINT] for each measurement. When the interval timer is set at ON, (interval timer mark) will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Page 144: X84; Output Timing Settings
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment Check the interval timer function (1) Place the container on the pan, and then press [ 0/T]. (2) Press [ PRINT]. (3) Place the sample in the container. (4) The weighing value displayed will be automatically output at the preset output intervals.
Page 145: X84; Glp Output Function
^ [Software Version Verification Method] (P.26) Printer Example (with the GLP output function set at ON) Call out the calibration menu Press [ CAL] for three or more consecutive Shimadzu Corp. seconds. TYPE AP224W The calibration menu will be displayed. SN D315300001 Header...
Page 146: X84; Setting The Details To Print
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment „ Setting the Details to Print Sets whether to print the date, time, barcode ID or sample ID together with the weight value. Call out the Print menu Press [ PRINT] for three or more consecutive seconds without releasing it.
Page 147: Connecting Usb Devices (W-Ad/ W Series Only)
USB memory, and to transmit commands to the balance by connecting a USB keyboard or USB barcode reader, etc.. Shimadzu Corporation provides no guarantees or warranties related to any of the USB memory, USB hubs, USB keyboards, USB barcode readers, or any other USB devices which can be connected to this product.
Page 148: X84; Saving Weighing Values, Calibration Records And Weighing Screens On Usb Memories (W-Ad/ W Series Only)
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment „ Saving Weighing Values, Calibration Records and Weighing Screens on USB Memories (W-AD/ W Series only)  Preparing the USB Memory Saving Settings It is possible to set the format for saving data on the USB memory to either the printing format (txt format) or the CSV format.
Page 149 Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment  Outputting Data Saved on the Built-in Memory to USB Memories Timing for Outputting Data to the Built-in Memory Data is output to the built-in memory on a constant basis, but to the USB memory only when the setting has specified.
Page 150: X84; Operating The Balance With A Usb Keyboard
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment „ Operating the Balance with a USB Keyboard  Key Entry Using USB Keyboards The USB keyboard keys that correspond to the balance keys are listed below. USB keyboards are effective when numerals and characters need to be entered. This simplifies key operations for the balance, and enables both data input and menu operations.
Page 151: X84; Transferring Data To The Balance With The Use Of Usb Barcode Readers
Connections and Communications with External Equipment Connections and Communications with External Equipment „ Transferring Data to the Balance with the Use of USB Barcode Readers It is possible to transfer data entered with a keyboard to the balance with the use of USB barcode readers. Simply reading the barcode enables units to be amended and applied measurements to be automatically converted.
Page 152: Errors And Recovery
If the ALARM LED remains lit even after restarting several times, there may be balance main body) a malfunction. Contact a Shimadzu Corporation sales location or distributor for details. Is the discharge electrode dirty? Check if the discharge electrode is dirty.
Page 153: Error Messages
Errors and Recovery Errors and Recovery Error Messages Error Display Message Display Cause Recovery Remarks Timing When an Ionizer Error Ionizer connections Connect the ionizer’s AC adapter P.124 • Ionizer communications cable is cannot be confirmed correctly. Ionizers is in disconnected Check the above Switch on the power to the •...
Page 154: Maintenance
1 1 1 1 Maintenance Maintenance Maintaining the Balance CAUTION Prior to commencing maintenance, press [ POWER] to display [STAND-BY] and unplug the balance’s AC adapter. Instructions If you carry out maintenance with the AC adapter left plugged into the power outlet, you may sustain an electric shock. Do not touch the pan support shaft Instructions Failure to observe this may result in damage to the balance.
Page 155: Ionizer (Included As Standard With The W-Ad Series) Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance Ionizer (included as standard with the W-AD Series) maintenance CAUTION Make absolutely sure to unplug the ionizer AC adapter power plug before carrying out maintenance. Instructions Carrying out maintenance with the AC adapter still plugged into a power outlet may result in electric shocks. Be careful not to bend the discharge electrode.
Page 156: X84; Removing The Glass Draft Shield
Maintenance Maintenance „ Removing the Glass Draft Shield It is possible to remove the glass draft shield to clean the door rails. Refer to ^ [Parts attachment (W-AD Series)] (P.18) for details on W-AD Series glass door and Adjustable Windbreak Plate removal. CAUTION Handle the glass door with due care.
Page 157: X84; Precautions When Moving The Balance Or Shipping The Balance For Repair
Maintenance Maintenance „ Precautions when moving the balance or shipping the balance for repair Abide by the following precautions when moving the balance or shipping the balance for repair. Remove all removable parts Remove the pan inside the weighing chamber, pan supporter, shield plate, Adjustable Windbreak Plate, stage, shield case, power unit, multi-stand, etc.
Page 158: Inspection
Maintenance Maintenance Inspection Since the balance may develop error due to its application and environment of use, it must undergo both daily and Periodic inspections in order to properly maintain its required performance and functions. However, since the management standards governing the content of these inspections (methods, judgment criteria, etc.) will differ depending on the purpose of use, management goals, they must be determined by the customer.
Page 159: X84; Periodic Inspections
It is also possible for a calibration certificate containing the JCSS logo to be issued for areas of uncertainty. It is recommended that you request a Shimadzu service agent to carry out the actual inspections. See the Shimadzu website (https://www.shimadzu.com/an/balance/index.html) for further details.
Page 160: About Weights
It is also necessary to perform (update) JCSS Calibration periodically. Only authorized offices are permitted to perform JCSS Calibrations, and Shimadzu is an authorized office. Contact our sales offices, retail outlets or service agents for further details.
Page 161: Specifications
*3 USP41 compliant. Representative values from testing using weights equal to approximately 5% of the weighing capacity (or 5 g) at the Shimadzu Corporation factory. The minimum display value will be affected by the environment in which the balance is installed, so measurement needs to be carried out in the actual usage location.
Page 162 *2 USP41 compliant. Representative values from testing using weights equal to approximately 5% of the weighing capacity (or 5 g) at the Shimadzu Corporation factory. The minimum display value will be affected by the environment in which the balance is installed, so measurement needs to be carried out in the actual usage location.
Page 163 *1 USP41 compliant. Representative values from testing using weights equal to approximately 5% of the weighing capacity (or 5 g) at the Shimadzu Corporation factory. The minimum display value will be affected by the environment in which the balance is installed, so measurement needs to be carried out in the actual usage location.
Page 164: Maintenance Parts
Specifications Specifications Maintenance Parts „ List of Maintenance Parts Part Parts No. Remarks S321-71052-01 Pan Supporter* S321-74011-01 Including rubber Shield Plate S321-74027-01 Excluding W/X/Y series semi-micro models Balance AC adapter Contact your distributer Level Screws S321-71069-01 Right Glass door ASSY S321-71043-22 W/X/Y series only (Including handle and knob) W-AD glass door ASSY right...
Page 165: Technical Documentation
1 1 3 3 Technical Documentation Technical Documentation Electronic Balance Inspection Methods „ Classes and Tolerance Decide upon the class and inspection tolerance (permissible error range). Check Table 1 and Table 2 for combinations of the balance’s minimum d display and capacity to decide upon the class, and then set the inspection tolerance in accordance with the class.
Page 166 Technical Documentation Technical Documentation Corner Load Error Inspection Procedures (1) Place a single weight between 1/3 to 1/2 of the capacity in sequence on the pan at the positions shown in the illustration below, and then record the measurement values. (Sequence) Center, Front Left, Back Left, Back Right, Front Right, Center Back Back...
Page 167: Menu Map
Technical Documentation Technical Documentation Menu Map The menu map is a diagram that shows the entire system of menu items in an easy-to-understand style. This is useful for swiftly accessing the menu required. See ^ [How to use Menus] (P.38) for details on the menu setting mechanisms and menu operation methods.
Page 168 Technical Documentation Technical Documentation System setting Date System settings ^ P.80 Date output style YY/MM/DD ^ P.80 Time ^ P.80 ○ Brightness ^ P.81 ○ Sound ^ P.81 Ion irradiation time (W-AD/ W Series only) 10 sec. ^ P.127 Manual trigger (manual start) (W-AD Series only) ^ P.83 Touchless multi function mode (W-AD Series only) ^ P.83...
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