User manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. BASIC INFORMATION
 - 2. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
 - 3. UNPACKING, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING
 - 4. GETTING STARTED
 - 5. BALANCE LEVELING
 - 6. MENU STRUCTURE
 - 7. WEIGHING
 - 8. BASICS ON TERMINAL AND SOFTWARE OEPRATION
 - 9. BALANCE SOFTWARE
 - 10. BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
 - 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
 - 18.13. Density of solids, liquid and air
 - 18.14. Formulations
 - 18.15. Statistics
 - 18.16. Mass Comparison
 - 18.17. Differential weighing
 
 - 19. ACCESS TO BALANCE PARAMETERS
 - 20. TECHNICAL DATA
 - 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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Working temperature:    10-40 °C 
Relative air humidity:    45% - 65% 
Because of the structure of the objects to be weighed, it may be necessary to 
store them in glass containers for eliminating the phenomenon of humidity 
absorption. As the value of repeatability error increases  along with the 
weighing pan diameter, the balance also features an additional regular 
weighing pan intended to determine  mass of standard materials, and testing 
the balance with exclusion of any ambient conditions impact on the weighed 
object.  










