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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18.11.3. Use of reference mass values in weighing 
A bargraph is one of the elements of the workspace area. There are two criteria for 
enabling the bargraph: 
  setting “bargraph” parameter to YES when 
declaring information items for the percent 
setup mode 
  enabling at least one additional mode 
“Checkweighing” or “Dosing”  in “BUTTONS” 
menu. After enabling at least one of the 
modes, it is available in a form of quick 
access key on the bottom bar of the display.  
Bargraph colours: 
− yellow: mass below the acceptance field  
− green: mass within the acceptance field 
− red: mass above the acceptance field 
Bargraph of the checkweighing mode 
In checkweighing mode a user has to specify the high and low thresholds expressed in 
percents which constitute for the Reference Mass Values.  
EXAMPLE 
1.  Reference mass value = 50.0g 
2.  Checkweighing thresholds are determined as: 
 - low threshold: 95%;  
 - high threshold: 105% 
3.  The weighing pan of a balance is 
loaded with mass 38,6g that is 
77,400% of the reference mass value.  
The display status for this mass value 
is mass deficiency (bargraph colour is 
yellow). 
Caution; 
the tolerance of the low threshold is– 5% to 
the reference mass value  
4.  Mass of weighed load was increased to 
51,2g that is 102,4% of the reference 
mass value.  
The display status for this mass value 
is within the acceptable field. 
Caution; 
the tolerance of the high threshold is + 5% to 
the reference mass value whereas the display 
indicates + 2,2% thus the indication is 
accepted. 










