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Shimadzu TX2202L Instruction Manual (166 pages)

Electronic Balance

Brand: Shimadzu | Category: Scales | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
12
1 Before Weighing

18
- Name and Function of Components
  18
  - TW/TX Series
    18
  - TXB Series
    19
  - Operation Keys
    20
  - Menu Operation Keys
    20
  - Display Panel
    21
  - Numeric Valve Area
    22
- Installation
  23
  - Choosing the Installation Site
    23
  - Unpacking and Delivery Inspection
    25
  - Installing the Components
    27
  - Adjusting the Level of the Balance
    30
  - Turning the Power on
    32
  - Warming up
    34
  - Performing Span Calibration
    35
2 Using the Balance

40
- Weighing
  40
- Outputting Weight Readings
  42
- Selecting the Display
  43
- Ending Weighing
  46
  - Turning the Power off
    46
3 Menu Settings

48
4 Calibration

56
5 Functions Relating to Taring

72
- Zero Tracking Function
  73
- Auto Zero Function
  74
- Auto Tare Function
  76
- Zero / Tare Timing Change Function
  77
6 Adjusting Response and Stability

78
7 Setting Units

84
8 Application Function Mode

90
9 Comparator Function

106
- Target Mode
  106
- Checkweighing Mode
  108
10 Connection and Communication with Peripheral Devices

110
- Convenient Functions Relating to Output
  110
  - Printing / Outputting Automatically (Auto Print Function)
    110
  - Printing / Outputting Continuously (Continuous Output Function)
    112
- Windowsdirect Communication Function
  116
- Connecting to a PC (RS-232C)
  122
  - Cable Connection Method
    122
  - Data Format
    123
  - Command Codes
    125
- Connecting to a Printer
  129
- Communication Settings
  131
  - Standard Settings (MODE)
    132
  - User-Specified Settings
    132
- Output Timing Change Function
  135
11 Maintenance

136
- Maintaining the Balance
  136
  - Removing the Glass Door
    137
- Inspection
  138
  - Daily Inspections
    138
  - Periodic Inspections
    139
- About Weights
  140
  - Types of Weight and Their Selection
    140
12 Troubleshooting

142
- What to Do if
  142
- Responding to Messages
  143
13 For Your Information

144
- Turning the Power on and off
  144
  - Auto Power-Off Function
    144
  - Setting the Startup Display
    145
- Backlight ON/OFF (TXB Only)
  146
- Changing the Password
  147
- GLP Output Function
  148
  - Setting the GLP Output Function
    148
  - Setting a Balance ID
    150
- Specifications
  151
  - TW/TX Series
    151
  - TXB Series
    153
- Maintenance Parts
  154
  - TW/TX Series
    154
  - TXB Series
    155
- List of Functions that Can be Used in Combination
  156
- Menu Map
  157
  - Reading the Menu Map
    157
  - Main Menu
    158
  - Data Output Menu
    159
  - Unit Setting Menu
    160
  - Calibration Menu
    160
  - Zero / Tare Menu
    160

Shimadzu TX2202L Instruction Manual (158 pages)

TW series; TX series; TXB series

Brand: Shimadzu | Category: Scales | Size: 8 MB

What You Can Do
6
Switching Units
7
Table of Contents
14
1 Before Weighing

20
- Name and Function of Components
  22
  - Operation Keys
    22
  - Display Panel
    23
  - TW/TX Series
    26
  - Installing the Components
    27
  - TXB Series
    27
  - Adjusting the Level of the Balance
    29
  - Turning the Power
    31
  - Warming up
    33
  - Performing Span Calibration
    34
- 2 Using the Balance
  
  38
  - Weighing
    38
  - Outputting Weight Readings
    40
  - Selecting the Display
    41
    
    Switching Units
    41
    
    Selecting the Minimum Number of Displayed Digit
    41
    
    Selecting the Decimal Point Display Symbol
    42
  - Ending Weighing
    43
    
    Turning the Power off
    43
- 3 Menu Settings
  
  46
4 Calibration

54
5 Functions Relating to Taring

70
- Zero Tracking Function
  71
- Auto Zero Function
  72
- Auto Tare Function
  74
- Zero / Tare Timing Change Function
  75
6 Adjusting Response and Stability

76
7 Setting Units

82
8 Application Function Mode

86
9 Comparator Function

102
- Target Mode
  102
- Checkweighing Mode
  104
10 Connection and Communication with Peripheral Devices

106
- Convenient Functions Relating to Output
  108
  - Printing / Outputting Continuously (Continuous Output Function)
    108
- Windowsdirect Communication Function
  111
- Connecting to a PC (RS-232C)
  117
  - Cable Connection Method
    117
  - Data Format
    118
  - Command Codes
    120
- Connecting to a Printer
  124
- Communication Settings
  125
  - Standard Settings (MODE)
    126
  - User-Specified Settings
    126
- Output Timing Change Function
  129
11 Maintenance

130
- Maintaining the Balance
  130
  - Removing the Glass Door
    131
- Inspection
  132
  - Daily Inspections
    132
  - Periodic Inspections
    133
- About Weights
  134
  - Types of Weight and Their Selection
    134
12 Troubleshooting

136
- What to Do if
  136
- Responding to Messages
  137
13 For Your Information

138
- Turning the Power on and off
  138
  - Auto Power-Off Function
    138
  - Setting the Startup Display
    139
- Backlight ON/OFF (TXB Only)
  140
- Changing the Password
  141
- GLP Output Function
  142
  - Setting the GLP Output Function
    142
  - Setting a Balance ID
    144
- Specifications
  145
  - TW/TX Series
    145
  - TXB Series
    146
- Maintenance Parts
  147
  - TW/TX Series
    147
  - TXB Series
    148
- List of Functions that Can be Used in Combination
  149
- Menu Map
  150
  - Reading the Menu Map
    150
  - Main Menu
    151
  - Data Output Menu
    152
  - Unit Setting Menu
    153
  - Calibration Menu
    153
  - Zero / Tare Menu
    153
  - Index
    154

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Shimadzu TX2202L Instruction Manual (166 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Before Weighing

2 Using the Balance

3 Menu Settings

4 Calibration

5 Functions Relating to Taring

6 Adjusting Response and Stability

7 Setting Units

8 Application Function Mode

9 Comparator Function

10 Connection and Communication with Peripheral Devices

11 Maintenance

12 Troubleshooting

13 For Your Information