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- Page 1 98648-001-40 Sartorius TS 6100B, TS 12 Electronic Over/Under Scales Installation and Operating Instructions...
- Page 2 Display head Lock Jack for AC power Support arm Weighing platform Leveling foot Analog range indicator/weight display ON/OFF key PRINT key Tare key (for zeroing the display) Test key (full-segment display test) Increase key Set key Decrease key RED/GREEN/YELLOW indicators...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Page About the Product (Warranty) Storage and Shipping Conditions Equipment Supplied Installation Instructions Startup Connecting the Scale to AC Power Connecting Electronic Devices (Peripherals) Safety Precautions How to Operate the Scale Turning the Display On and Off Taring Weighing Over/Under Checkweighing Product ID Numbers and Product Data... -
Page 4: About The Product (Warranty)
Betriebsmittel (VBG 4)" [Electrical Installations and Equipment] of April 1986, it is hereby certified that the equipment delivered, "Electronic Over/Under Scale, model TS 6100B or TS 12," is manufactured and tested in compliance with the following DIN/VDE regulations: DIN IEC 348/VDE 0411... -
Page 5: Storage And Shipping Conditions
Do not miss out on the benefits of our full warranty. Please complete the warranty registration card, indicating the date of installation, and return the card to your Sartorius dealer. Storage and Shipping Conditions Storage temperature: -40°C... +70°C -40°F... 158°F... -
Page 6: Equipment Supplied
— Instruction manual entitled "Installation and Oper- ating Instructions" Installations Instructions Your Sartorius Scale will provide accurate readouts even when it is exposed to unfavorable conditions. However, exposure to intensive heat radiation, vibrations and drafts may affect the weighing accuracy and should be avoided äs much as possible. -
Page 7: Startup
Standard you use, please contact your Sartorius Office or dealer. Insert the right-angle plug of the power supply in the AC jack as shown in the picture on the left. -
Page 8: Connecting Electronic Devices (Peripherals)
Connecting Electronic Devices (Peripherals) Make sure to unplug the power supply from the wall outlet or from the scale before you connect or disconnect a peripheral device (printer or PC) to or from the interface port (Option). Safety Precautions The power supply rated to Class 2 (double insulation) can be plugged into a wall outlet without taking any additional safety precautions. -
Page 9: How To Operate The Scale
How to Operate the Scale After initially connecting the scale to line power, allow for at least 30 minutes' warmup. Turning the Display On and Off Press the ON/OFF key (8) to turn the display on or off. Self-Test After the scale is turned on, an automatic self-test of the scale's electronic circuitry is performed. -
Page 10: Weighing
The zero symbol (with arrows) ->0<- in the weight display shows that the scale has been exactly tared so the display reads "0". Weighing Place your sample on the weighing platform (5) to deter- mine the weight. Read off the weight indicated in the display (7) as soon as the motion detection symbol "~"... -
Page 11: Over/Under Checkweighing
Over/Under Checkweighing Over/under checkweighing allows you to sort and classify products according to preset limits. "Classification" means sorting samples based on their weight into classes with defined weight ranges. RED/GREEN/YELLOW Indicators The RED/GREEN/YELLOW indicators are convenient visual aids. When you weigh the object to be checked, one of these color-coded indicators will light up to indicate the Status of the sample as follows: = the sample is underweight... - Page 12 For example, for a target weight of 100 g, you can choose between — a continuous bar graph that travels from the left to the right (for determination of a sample weight) — a bar graph with a zero point = target weight (for determination of the difference in weight) —...
- Page 13 Without digital With net weight With readout of weight readout readout the difference in weight code: 3 2 code: 3 3 code: 3 4 Continues bar graph code: 9 6 Bar graph with zero point = target weight code: 9 7 Traveling marker code: 9 5 No bar graph...
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Page 14: Product Id Numbers And Product Data
Product ID Numbers and Product Data Retrieving the desired Product ID Number Press the key (8) to turn the scale on. The product ID number that is selected at the moment will be displayed in the lower half of the weight display (7). To retrieve the desired product numbers, use keys (12) (14). -
Page 15: Changing The Product Id Number
How to activate a product data function: Press the key (8) to turn the scale on. Clear the weighing platform. key (13) and With the scale turned off, hold down the briefly press the key (8). When the readout is displayed, release the key (13). -
Page 16: Changing The Target Weight
Changing the Target Weight The target weight depends on the menu code setting in the scale operating program. You can enter the target weight either by storing the weight of a sample on the platform or by numeric entry. The following menu codes can be set in the scale operat- ing program: Code 1 1 1... - Page 17 How to enter a target weight using a sample on the weighing platform: — Clear the weighing platform Press the key to tare the scale — Place your sample on the platform (if you do not — place a sample on the weighing platform, the pre- vious weight will be stored) —...
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Page 18: Changing The Scale Divisions In The Display
Changing the Scale Divisions in the Display lf you do not wish to change the tolerance limits, it is not necessary to change the scale divisions (codes 1 1 5, 1 1 1). In this case, the scale will skip the following steps. -
Page 19: Changing The "Under" Limit
Changing the "Under" Limit Depending on the menu code setting in the scale operat- ing program, you can enter the under limit either by stor- ing the weight of a sample on the platform or by numerical entry. The following menu codes can be set in the scale operat- ing program: Code 1 1 1... -
Page 20: Changing The "Over" Limit
Changing the “Over” Limit Depending on the menu code setting in the scale operat- ing program, you can enter the over limit in one of two ways: either by storing the weight of a sample on the platform or by a numeric entry (see "Changing the Under Limit"). -
Page 21: Calibration
Calibration This is only possible with an accurate calibration weight: (see "Accessories") Model Calibration weight Order number TS 6100 B 5000 g 707213 TS 12 10000 g 707218 How to activate the calibration function: Insert the in the side of the display head. Unload the weighing platform. - Page 22 Then press the key - the calibration weight will appear, i.e.: Center the calibration weight on the weighing platform. lf "+" appears in front of the weight readout, the calibration weight is too light. lf "–" is displayed, the weight is too heavy.
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Page 23: Scale Operating Program
Scale Operating Program In order to access the scale operating program, you will need the The scale operating program enables you to change the menu code settings for the weight unit, the individual operating parameters for the scale, the display mode, Update rate and the data output parameter, including the parameter for the application mode. -
Page 24: Factory Settings
Factory Settings Code 1 — 1 7 — 2 — 2 8 — 3 — 3 9 — 14 4 — 1 10 — 5 — 5 11 — 6 — 2 12 — How to Access the Scale Operating Program Insert the in the lock located on the side of the display head. - Page 25 After the readout appears, release the key. To check a menu code setting, select the desired function group using the key. Press the key to access a particular function. Now the numeric code for the function will be displayed. The function setting is identified by the symbol "~" that appears after "DEF."...
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Page 26: List Of Parameters
List of the Programmable menu Code Settings “*” = Factory setting Code Weight units 1 1* Grams Kilograms Pounds Ounces Troy ounces grams «0» lf you change between grams and kilograms, the product weights stored will remain valid, but not if you change the code to other weight units. Code Acoustic Signal 2 2*... - Page 27 Code Stability Range 0,25 digit digit digit digits 5 5* digits digits digits digits The motion detection symbol "~" will appear only if a change in weight beyond the defined number of digits is detected. Code Tare Parameter (Zeroing the Display) Without stability control (the tare command is immediately executed) 6 2*...
- Page 28 Code Data Output Parameter Printout Single print when key is pressed, regardless of stability Actual weight 8 2* Single print when key is pressed and readout is stable Actual weight Single print when key is pressed and weight readout is Actual weight stable &...
- Page 29 Code Analog Display/Backlighting Marker Backlighting off Bar graph for sample weight Backlighting off Bar graph for weight difference Backlighting off Not assigned Marker Backlighting on Bar graph for sample weight Backlighting on Bar graph for weight difference Backlighting on Not assigned Marker Backlighting off, LED on 9 10...
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Page 30: Mounting Instructions
Mounting Instructions Changing the Display Mounting (Raised Display to Remote Display) — Loosen the cable clamp on the support arm — Remove the retainer bars for the support arm from the display head — Dismount the display head — Remove the three screws from the support arm base plate —... -
Page 31: Changing The Scale Housing Cover
Changing the Scale Housing Cover — Remove the weighing platform — Unscrew the 4 platform support disks — Gently pull the left and right sides of the scale housing cover outward and lift it off — Place a new housing cover on the scale base, making sure that both sides snap in audibly —... -
Page 32: Interface Description (Option)
Interface Description (Option) lf you wish to record weight data using the Sartorius Data Printer, just plug the printer connector Mo the interface port of the scale. You do not need to adjust any settings! (You can also interface your scale with a Computer.) -
Page 33: Data Output Parameters
Data Output Parameters (Codes 8 1 to 8 16) Data can be transferred to the output port depending on the particular stability state of the weighing system (stabil- ity parameter: stable readouts). You can choose to have data transferred regardless of stability or only when the readout is stable. -
Page 34: Pin Assignment
LS-TTL Set Signal Output LS-TTL Data Terminal Ready (DTR) Output RS232 Not Connected Not Connected Not Connected Not Connected +5 V Output (50 mA max.) *) Print or tare (have this parameter implemented or changed by a Sartorius service technician) -
Page 35: Options And Accessories
Options and Accessories Options Interface YDO 01 TS (for connecting a data printer or a PC) Display holder YDH 01 TS for benchtop or wall mounting Spacer feet YAS 01 TS- 00 for lifting the scale by about 8 cm (3") 000 V 001 Spare scale housing cover 69 T 00001... -
Page 36: Specifications
Specifications Model TS 6100B TS 12 Capacity 6,100 12,100 Readability Tare range (by subtraction) -6,100 -12,100 Standard deviation ≤ ± 0.5 ≤ ± 1 Max. linearity ≤ ± 0.5 ≤ ± 1 Stabilization time (typical) Display Update – when the readout stabilizes 0.1/0.2... -
Page 37: Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting Guide Problem … Causes … Solution No segments appear in the weight - No AC power available - Check AC power supply display (7) - The power supply is not plugged - Plug in power supply Display shows “L” - The weighing platform (5) is not in - Position the platform place... -
Page 38: Care And Maintenance
Lock the scale in a secure place to ensure that it cannot be used for the time being. In this case, notify your nearest Sartorius Service Center or the International Technical Support Group based in Goettingen, Germany. Only Sartorius service technicians... - Page 40 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be printed or translated in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Sartorius AG. Sartorius AG reserves the right to make change to the technology, features, specification and design of the equipment without notice.
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