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- Page 1 Electronic Balance BA045 & BA058 Impact Test Equipment Ltd www.impact-test.co.uk & www.impact-test.com User Guide User Guide...
- Page 2 Impact Test Equipment Ltd. Building 21 Stevenston Ind. Est. Stevenston Ayrshire KA20 3LR T: 01294 602626 F: 01294 461168 E: sales@impact-test.co.uk Test Equipment Web Site www.impact-test.co.uk Test Sieves & Accessories Web Site www.impact-test.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Version 1.3 03/2004 Operating Instructions Electronic Precision Balance Table of contents: TECHNICAL DATA.......................... 52 2 CONTROL COMPONENTS ................53 ....................54 RIEF DESCRIPTION OF DISPLAY ......................55 EYBOARD DESCRIPTION ........................56 MPORTANT NOTICES 2.3.1 Ambient conditions.......................56 2.3.2 Operating instructions for the balance .................57 ......................57 ALANCE INSTALLATION 2.4.1... - Page 4 APPLICATION PROGRAMS......................77 .......................77 ERO FUNCTION ............................77 ILTER ........................78 TANDBY RANGE .........................79 HANGING THE UNITS ......................80 ERCENTAGE WEIGHING ..........................81 OUNTING ........................82 PRINT DISPLAY ) ..................83 APACITY INDICATOR ANALOG DISPLAY .....................84 ELECTING THE ADJUSTMENT TYPE 6.10 ..................85 DJUSTING THE ADJUSTMENT WEIGHT 6.11 ......................86 ETTING THE NUMBER...
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Page 5: Technical Data
Technical data Model BA045 BA058 Readout (d 0,1 mg 0,1 mg Vertification value (e) 1 mg 1 mg Weighing range (Max) 120g 220 g Min. load (Min) 0,01 g 0,01g Reproducibility 0,1 mg ± 0,2 mg Linearity Response time 3 sec. -
Page 6: Control Components
2 control components ferrite core Pos. Description Pos. Description Balance housing Glass doors Weighing plate Weighing chamber Weighing plate holder Rear wall of balance Protective ring Connection for voltage adapter Level RS232 C data interface Support foot AC power supply Adjustment weight N/A for these models... -
Page 7: Brief Description Of Display
Standby indicator Lights if the weight measurement is stable. Weight indicator Lights during calibration Also lights on the BA045/050 models when calibration needs to be carried out. Menu indicator When the menu is called up, the display is activated. Communication display... -
Page 8: Keyboard Description
Keyboard description During weighing During menu selection Pressed Pressed Pressed Pressed briefly for 3 sec briefly for 3 sec Toggles balance Returns to Returns to ON/OFF/ESC to standby previous menu weighing mode or cancels —— function e.g., (E CAL) In part and Selects function percentage values within... -
Page 9: Important Notices
Important notices 2.3.1 Ambient conditions The items of equipment are constructed to provide reliable weighing results under normal ambient conditions in a functioning laboratory. A suitable location for the balance will make it easier to obtain fast, reliable results with the balance. -
Page 10: Operating Instructions For The Balance
2.3.2 Operating instructions for the balance Remove the product from the weighing plate after weighing it. Do not force the balance to open. Do not allow the balance to come into contact with water or metal shavings. If the balance is not used for an extended period of time (7 days), unplug the power supply. -
Page 11: Power Connection
2.4.2 Power connection The balance is powered by an external power supply. The voltage printed on the device must match the local mains voltage. Note! Use only original power supplies. The use of other brands, even if authorised by official agents, must be approved by a specialist. -
Page 12: Starting The Balance
Starting the balance 2.5.1 Warm-up time In order for the balance to provide accurate results, the device must be warmed up for at least 4 hours after being plugged for the first time or after an extended power outage. After this time, the balance will have reached the necessary operating temperature. -
Page 13: Taring
2.5.4 Taring Accurate weighing is only possible if the display indicated 0.0000 g before the objects were weighed. Press the TARE/ key to zero the weight display. Taring can be done over the entire weight range of the balance. 2.5.5 Simple weighing (weight measurement) Place the item to be weighed on the plate. -
Page 14: Care And Maintenance
Care and maintenance 2.7.1 Cleaning Always unplug the device from the power outlet before cleaning the apparatus. Do not use harsh cleaning products (solvents or similar)! Use a damp cloth, moistened with a mild soapy solution. Make sure no moisture enters the apparatus, wiping with a soft, dry towel. - Page 15 Page intentionally left blank Not applicable for BA045 and BA058...
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Page 16: Declaration Of Conformity
In ogni caso rispettare gli indicazioni quanto riguarda l'omologazione nel manuale di uso della bilancia Questa dichiarazione sarà valida solo se accompagnata dal certificato di conformità della parte nominale. Model: BA045 BA058 EU Directive Standards EC-type-approval Issued by certificate no. - Page 17 Calibration information (BA045 BA058 only) A security mark must be attached in compliance with the following drawing. Type plate Security mark Important type plate information: There is a counter on the type plate that counts upwards if the internal adjustment weight is re-adjusted using service mode.
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Page 18: Operating Menu Of The Balance
Operating menu of the balance The operating menu of the balance can be used to set up the balance to meet your specific needs. The operating menu is normally set up during manufacture and does not require any modifications. Nevertheless, the balance can be customised for special applications through the operating menu. -
Page 19: Menu Call
Menu call Perform the modification test once. Change the “Auto-Zero“ function to OFF and then to ON. - Turn the balance on by using the ON/OFF/ESC key. - Press the CAL/MENU key until FUnC.SEL appears. - Press the TARE/ key only once until CAL appears. - Press the CAL/MENU key once until trC :on appears. -
Page 20: Operating Menu Summary
Operating menu summary 4.4.1 Selection of main menu Balance display 0.0000 eCAL Balance settings. For more options, see the chapter on “Selecting the adjustment type“. St.b1t Display of current settings Standard mode Sample mode High Stability Modus Standby range 0,1 mg 0,5 mg 1,0 mg trC-on AutoZero ON... -
Page 21: Menu Indicator For Func.sel Menu Option
4.4.2 Menu indicator for FUnC.SEL menu option FUnC.SEL E CAL Adjustment with external weight E tESt Adjustment check I CAL Adjustment with internal weight N/A I tESt Adjustment check internal weight trC:on trC-on Auto-Zero ON trC-oF Auto-Zero OFF bAnd:1 Standby range, 1 = extremely quiet environment (0.1 mg) Standby range, 5 = quiet environment, (0.5 mg) -
Page 22: Menu Indicator Forunit.sel Menu Option
4.4.3 Menu indicator forUnit.SEL menu option Unit.SEL grams (0.0001 g) Milligrams (0.1 mg) Percentage Parts Carats (0.001 ct) Momme (0.00005 mom) Not documented Not documented Pounds Ounce calculation Troy ounce calculation Hong Kong SPorE Singapore tiwAn Taiwan Malaysia CHinA Chinese Pennyweight Grain Mesgal... - Page 23 Calculation factor 1g: = 0.001kg = 1000mg = 5ct = 0.266667 mom = 0.00220462 Lb = 0.0352740 Oz = 0.0321507 Ozt = 0.0267173 TL-HK = 0.0264555 TL-S'pore = 0.0266667 TL-Taiwan = 0.0264600 TL-Malaysia = 0.0266071 TL-China = 0.643015 dwt = 15.4324 GN = 0.216999 m = 0.0657895 b = 0.0857339 t...
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Page 24: Menu Indicator For Setting Menu Option
4.4.4 Menu indicator for SETTinG menu option SEttinG CAL dEF E CAL Adjustment for calibration with external weight E tEST Adjustment check with external weight. I CAL Adjustment for calibration with internal weight I tESt Adjustment check with internal weight CAL SEt Entry of individual weight PCAL.SEt.. -
Page 25: Menu Indicator For Intface Menu Option
t-16:50 SEC Adj Setting the time tm.Adj Prtdt:on Prdt-on Printing Prdt-of 4.4.5 Menu indicator for intFACE menu option intFACE iF :F1 Format 1 iF :F2 Format 2 iF :F3 Format 3 iF :F4 Format 4 iF :win Format WIN FUnC.SEL Function menu. -
Page 26: Menu Indicator For If :User Menu Option
4.4.6 Menu indicator for iF :USEr menu option iF :USEr io.b:**** b300 Transmission speed 300 bps b- 600 Transmission speed 600 bps b- 1200 Transmission speed 1200 bps b- 2400 Transmission speed 2400 bps b- 4800 Transmission speed 4800 bps b- 9600 Transmission speed 9600 bps b-19.2... -
Page 27: Adjustment
Adjustment Adjustment with external weight Balances without automatic internal calibration are supplied with an external weight. This external weight can be used to check and set balance precision at any time. During the set-up, balance sensitivity is adapted to the ambient conditions. Adjust your new balance at the balance location after a warm-up period before initial use. -
Page 28: Checking The Balance With The Internal Weight
Checking the balance with the internal weight (BA045 BA058) Sequence: Remove the items being weighed from the balance plate and press the TARE/ key ; the display will indicate zero. Press the CAL/MENU key until I CAL appears. Note: Balances with automatic internal adjustment are set at “I cal” as a standard, i.e. - Page 29 Remove the items being weighed from the balance plate and press the TARE/ key; the display will indicate zero. Press the CAL/MENU key until FUnC.SEL appears. Then press the TARE/ key. When CAL appears, press the TARE/ key. Press the CAL/MENU key until itESt appears, then press the TARE/ check will start.
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Page 30: Application Programs
Application Programs Auto-Zero function The Auto-Zero function can be used to automatically tare small deviations from a zero display. Auto-Zero ON Deviations from zero are tared automatically. Auto-Zero OFF Deviations from zero are not tared automatically. Menu call: FUnC.SEL trC:on trC-on Auto-Zero ON trC-oF... -
Page 31: Standby Range
Standby range The standby signal lights when the weighing result is stable within the indicated standby range. b = 1 Extremely quiet environment b = 5 Quiet environment b = 10 Non-quiet environment Menu call: FUnC.SEL trC:on bAnd:1 Standby range, 1 = extremely quiet environment, (0.1 mg) Standby range, 5 = quiet environment, (0.5 mg) -
Page 32: Changing The Units
Changing the units The basic weight unit is the unit used by the balance for weighing after being turned on. Menu call FUnC.SEL trC:on band:1 Unit.SEL grams (0.0001 g) Milligrams (0.1 mg) Percentage Parts ..for more units, see the menu Use the CAL/MENU key to select the desired weight unit. -
Page 33: Percentage Weighing
Percentage weighing Display symbol: Percentage weighing allows the weight to be expressed as a percentage of the reference weight. The indicated weight value is accepted as the preset percentage (standard setting: 100%). Condition: Perform the change of units in %, see Chapter 6.4 “Changing the units“. -
Page 34: Counting
Counting Display symbol: PCS The counting program allows the weight calculation to be converted into number of parts with respect to a reference weight. The displayed weight will be taken for a preset number of parts (setting for 10, 20, 50 or 100 parts). Counting accuracy is higher when there are more parts. -
Page 35: Auto-Print Display
Auto-print display The Auto Print function sends the value on the display after standby to a DATA I/O and RS232C interface. For subsequent printing, the balance must first be unloaded. Auto Print ON Printing output to interface Auto Print OFF No printing output to interface Menu call: FUnC.SEL... -
Page 36: Capacity Indicator (Analog Display)
Capacity indicator (analog display) The capacity is displayed on the left of the display panel. The weight value is displayed in both digital and analog form. Weighing field If the weight value varies, the analog value is display transmitted to the capacity indicator. Zero line Analog display ON with additional analog display... -
Page 37: Selecting The Adjustment Type
Selecting the adjustment type The desired adjustment type can be preset . ECAL Adjustment with external weight E tESt Adjustment check I CAL Adjustment with internal weight ItESt Adjustment check with internal weight Menu call: SEttinG CAL dEF E CAL Setting for calibration with external weight. -
Page 38: Adjusting The Adjustment Weight
6.10 Adjusting the adjustment weight The external adjustment weight can be displayed variably. Capture the value of the adjustment weight here. The selected adjustment weight must be used during the adjustment. Menu call: SEttinG CAL dEF CAL SEt Sequence: Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until the function SettinG appears on the display. -
Page 39: Setting The Id Number
6.11 Setting the ID number Remarks: The balance ID number will be printed on the printout. Menüaufruf: SEttinG CAL dEF CAL Set id: 1234 Sequence: Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until the function SettinG appears on the display. Press the TARE/ - key Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until ID e. -
Page 40: Setting The Date
6.12 Setting the date Menu call: SEttinG CAL dEF d-MM-DD YY-MM-DD Sequence: Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until the function setting appears. Press the TARE/ - key Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until d-MM-DD appears (MM:month, DD:day) Press the TARE/ - key in order to set the current date /YY: year, MM: month, DD: day). -
Page 41: Setting The Time
6.13 Setting the time 6.13.1 Entering seconds Menu call: SEttinG CAL dEF t-HH-MM SEC AdJ HH-MM-SS Sequence: Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until the function setting appears. Press the TARE/ - key. Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until t-HH-MM appears (HH:hour, MM:min.) Press the TARE/ - key, SEC AdJ will appear. -
Page 42: Setting Hours And Minutes
6.13.2 Setting hours and minutes Menu call: SEttinG CAL dEF t-HH-MM SEC AdJ tm.AdJ HH-MM-SS Sequence Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until the function setting appears. Press the TARE/ - key. Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until t-HH-MM appears (HH:hour, MM:min.) Press the TARE/ - key, SEC AdJ will appear. -
Page 43: Printing Off Date And Time
6.14 Printing off date and time Print off is only carried out when adjusting. Menu call: SEttinG CAL dEF Prtdt :** Prtdt:on Prtdt-on Print off Prtdt-oF No print off Sequence: Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until the function setting appears. Press the TARE/ - key Press and hold the CAL/MENU key until “Prtdt:**”... -
Page 44: Description Of Interfaces
Description of interfaces General instructions This description is addressed to users who wish to connect the balance unit to a computer or any another peripheral through the RS232 C interface which is included in the balance. The computer can be used to change, start and monitor the weighing functions. -
Page 45: Formatting Input And Output Data
Formatting input and output data In the following description, [u] means a blank character and [DL] the end of the command. Input data [COMMAND CODE] + [DL] See Chapter 7.5, "Entering commands" Output data • With measurement display: S-200.0000 g u [DL] Polarity positive……. -
Page 46: Entering Commands
Entering commands If the balance is connected to a personal computer or printer, the following commands are available. See Chapter 7.4, "Formatting input and output data" If errors not appearing here are transmitted to the balance, proper balance operation is not guaranteed. -
Page 47: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting If the cause is marked with an [S], contact Impact Test Equipment www.impact-test.co.uk when Breakdown Possible causes before No values appear on • The AC power supply is not connected. weighing the display. • The balance is not plugged in. -
Page 48: Error Display
• CAL E3 is displayed • The reference weight used during ment adjustment is wrong. • CAL E4 is displayed • The balance is defective. -> [S] Error display If the cause is marked with an [S], contact Impact Test Equipment www.impact-test.co.uk. Error Possible causes Solution message... -
Page 49: Important Information
Important information These electronic scales are a precision instrument. Electromagnetic fields can cause major display discrepancies. The scales must then be repositioned away from electromagnetic fields. All sources of environmental interference, such as drafts and vibrations, should be avoided. Sudden changes of temperature should be avoided. The scales must be reset to match changes in temperature.
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