Operating instructions

User settings
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The following options are available:
“Weighing Mode”
The weighing mode setting is used to adapt the balance to the weighing mode. Select
the “Universal” mode for all normal weighing operations or “Dosing” for dosing liquid
or powdery weighing samples. With this setting, the balance reacts very quickly to the
smallest changes in weight. The “Sensor Mode” setting supplies a weighing signal which
is filtered to an extent which depends on the setting for the environmental conditions. The
filter behaves linearly in relation to time (not adaptively) and is suitable for the continuous
processing of measurement values. Under the “Checkweighing” setting the balance only
responds to large changes in weight, and the measurement is therefore very stable. Note:
The number of available settings depends on the model.
Factory setting: “Universal”
“Environment”
This setting is used to ideally adapt the balance to the ambient conditions at the location.
If you are working in an environment which is practically free from drafts and vibrations,
choose the “Stable” setting. If, on the other hand, you work in an environment where the
conditions are continuously changing, select “Unstable” or “Very unstable”. The “Standard”
setting corresponds to an average working environment subject to moderate variations in
the ambient conditions. Note: The number of available settings depends on the model.
Factory setting: “Standard”
“Measured Value Release”
This setting can be used to define the speed at which the balance regards the measured
value as stable and releases it. The “Very Fast” setting is recommended if you require fast
results and repeatability is not very important. The “Very Reliable” setting provides very
good repeatability of the measured results but prolongs the settling time. In between,
there are 3 other measured value release settings to choose from.
Factory setting: “Reliable + Fast”
“AutoZero”
Note: This menu point is not available on certified (e = d) balances.
The automatic zero point correction function (“AutoZero”) continuously corrects any
deviations from the zero point, which can be caused by slight contamination on the
weighing pan, for example.
This menu can be used to switch the automatic zero point correction function on or off.
Factory setting: “On” (switched on)