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Table Of Contents

1. BASIC INFORMATION
- 1.1. Intended use
- 1.2. Precaution measures
- 1.3. Warranty
- 1.4. Supervision over balance metrological parameters
- 1.5. Manual significance
- 1.6. Balance user training
2. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
- 2.1. Packaging
3. UNPACKING, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING
- 3.1. Installation and place of use
- 3.2. Unpacking
- 3.3. Balance cleaning
- 3.4. Plugging to mains
- 3.4. Connecting peripheral equipment
4. GETTING STARTED
5. BALANCE LEVELING
- 5.1. Level control system – automatic operation – “ALERT” mode
- 5.2. Manual leveling
6. MENU STRUCTURE
- 6.1. Working mode selection
- 6.2. Moving in user menu
- 6.3. Return to weighing mode
- 6.3. Quick return to weighing mode
7. WEIGHING
- 7.3. Use of constant tare in weighing
- 7.4. Applying automatic tare in weighing
- 7.5. Digital tare
8. BASICS ON TERMINAL AND SOFTWARE OEPRATION
- 8.1. Basics on balance operation
9. BALANCE SOFTWARE
- 9.1. Operators / User profiles
- 9.2. System settings
- 9.3. Working modes
10. BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
- 10.1. Adjustment report settings
- 10.2.Adjustment history
11. DISPLAY CALIBRATION
12. BALANCE USER SELECTION
13. PERIPHERALS
14. ABOUT
15. COMMUNICATION
16. UPDATE
17. LEVELING
18. BALANCE ADAPTATION – USER SETTINGS
- 18.1. Adding a new operator
- 18.2. Deleting a operator
- 18.3. Selecting a operator
- 18.4. Operator settings
- 18.5. Quick access to determining working modes parameters
- 18.6. Parameter of working mode WEIGHING – quick access keys
- 18.7. Parameter of working mode WEIGHING – information
- 18.8. Parts Counting
- 18.9. Checkweighing
- 18.10. Dosing
- 18.11. Percent setup
- 18.12. Animal weighing
  - 18.12.1. Internal settings of the animal weighing mode
  - 18.12.2. Animal weighing mode – manual mode of operation
- 18.13. Density of solids, liquid and air
  - 18.13.1. Setting a default function of the density determining mode
  - 18.13.4. Density of air
- 18.14. Formulations
  - 18.14.1. Designing a formulation
  - 18.14.2. Use of database of formulations in weighing.
- 18.15. Statistics
  - 18.15.1. Internal menu of Statistics mode
- 18.16. Mass Comparison
- 18.17. Differential weighing
19. ACCESS TO BALANCE PARAMETERS
20. TECHNICAL DATA
- 20.1. Balance MYA .3Y series
APPENDIX A – cooperation with EPSON printer
APPENDIX B – cooperation with KAFKA printer
APPENDIX C – cooperation with label printer CITIZEN
APPENDIX D – databases

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Cable connecting a balance and a printer

In case of using the USB port use a standard cable for connecting the devices. When

using the RS 232 interface, use cable DB 9/F – DB 25/M. Cable cross-section:

Cable: balance – printer KAFKA

Caution:

- It is recommended to use peripheral equipment supplied by the manufacturer.

- a printer KAFKA SQS series is a statistical one featuring two working modes: statistics and

txt. Changing the working mode is carried out by pressing a sequence of buttons on printout

panel.

APPENDIX C – cooperation with label printer CITIZEN

Cooperation of a balance with a label printer Citizen is of multilevel character. First, a

user should design a label using the Label Editor software. The designed label

template has to be saved with an extension: name.lbl.

Secondly, the designed label template in format name.lbl is transferred to a balance

memory using a data storage device plugged to balance USB port. The balance

saves the files as a non-standard printout template.

Thirdly, the saved non-standard printout template named name.lbl is sent from the

balance to a label printer. In an on-line mode the balance sends all variables required

in a label, such as: net mass, gross mass, etc.

Phase I – designing a label

PROCEDURE:

o Start Label Editor freeware

o Set dimensions of a label.

/Label settings are available

in menu Edit or by pressing

right mouse button in the label

field /