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AC ADAPTER

RECEPTACLE

PAN

SUPPORT

If the weigh below hook will be used, it
may be installed in the bottom of the
balance. Simply screw the hook into
the threaded hole in the pan support
which is visible through the access
hole in the bottom of the balance.

AC Adapter

AC Adapter

AC Adapter

AC Adapter

AC Adapter

Weigh Below Hook

Weigh Below Hook

Weigh Below Hook

Weigh Below Hook

Weigh Below Hook

Round Pan

Round Pan

Round Pan

Round Pan

Round Pan

Insert the pan support into the hole in the
weighing mechanism.

Place the pan on the support.

Plug the molded connector of the adapter
into the receptacle at the rear of the bal-
ance (see diagram). Plug the adapter into
a convenient AC outlet.  When power is
applied to the balance, it will begin a self
test cycle.  During this time, the display will
count down from 10 and display the word
CHEC.

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Page 54: ...Instruction Manual PRECISION Plus Electronic Balances Models TP200 TP400 TP400D TP600 TP2K TP4K and TP4KD Ohaus Corporation 29 Hanover Road Florham Park NJ 07932 0900...

Page 55: ...N OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA IS LIKELY TO CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER WILL BE REQUIRED TO CORRECT THE INTERFERENCE AT HIS OWN EXPENSE THIS DIGITAL APPARATUS DOES NOT...

Page 56: ...dapter 9 OPERATION 10 Turning the Balance On 10 Stabilization 10 Auto Range Models TP400D and TP4KD 11 Checking Calibration 11 Selecting a Weighing Unit 11 Weighing 12 Taring 12 Parts Counting 13 Perc...

Page 57: ...9 Reset to Factory Defaults 40 Baud Rate 41 Data Bits 41 Parity 42 Stop Bits 42 Auto Print Feature 43 Auto Print Time Interval and Non Printing Weight Values 43 Print Stable Data Only 45 Print Numeric...

Page 58: ...on electronics PC board a seven digit LCD display which is 0 6 inches in height All Precision Plus series balances are factory set to measure in grams Each balance operates through a series of menus w...

Page 59: ...0D only includes draft shield and snap clamp this instruction manual your warranty card It is recommended to save the carton and packing material for storing transporting the balance or returning it f...

Page 60: ...ELING FEET 2 LEVEL INDICATOR In Service Cover In Service Cover In Service Cover In Service Cover In Service Cover The cover is placed on the balance before shipment If desired the adhesive pads provid...

Page 61: ...in the draft shield base and clip the draft shield base to the balance Press the rear clip of the snap clamp into place Pan and Pan Support Pan and Pan Support Pan and Pan Support Pan and Pan Support...

Page 62: ...Below Hook Weigh Below Hook Weigh Below Hook Weigh Below Hook Weigh Below Hook Round Pan Round Pan Round Pan Round Pan Round Pan Insert the pan support into the hole in the weighing mechanism Place t...

Page 63: ...bedisplayedbriefly then the model number of the balance followed by a software revision number Stabilization Stabilization Stabilization Stabilization Stabilization Before initally using the balance a...

Page 64: ...up menu Changes you make in the Setup menu Changes you make in the Setup menu Changes you make in the Setup menu are only stored in memory if you use are only stored in memory if you use are only stor...

Page 65: ...to the container As material is added its net weight will be displayed 4 Removing the container and material from the pan will cause the balance to display the container s weight as a negative number...

Page 66: ...Place an empty container on the pan if one will be used 3 Press NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE To exit or restart parts count ing at any time Press and hold until PC Con is displayed then re lease it Retur...

Page 67: ...tup menu X represents the number of addi tional parts needed to provide a sufficient sample Add the required number of parts then press again 8 The balance will calculate the aver age piece weight bas...

Page 68: ...played 2 Place an empty container on the pan if one will be used 3 Press 4 SEt xxx will be displayed where xxx is the current reference percentage 5 The reference percentage can be changed to any valu...

Page 69: ...o exit or restart percent weighing at any time press and hold until PCT CON is displayed then release it Return to step 2 to restart or press ON ON ON ON ON TARE TARE TARE TARE TARE ON ON ON ON ON TAR...

Page 70: ...ct the alternate display NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE The primary percentage display always shows the NET percentage To switch between the alternate display and the percentage display repeatedly press NOT...

Page 71: ...STOM UNIT CONVERSION FACTOR Mantissa Exponent LSD PARTS COUNTING ERROR LEVEL OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 1 25 5 1 2 5 5 PARTS COUNTING ALTERNATE DISPLAY Total pieces Total pieces Total pieces Total pieces Tot...

Page 72: ...event unauthorized personnel from changing calibration To lock out calibration menu refer to the section titled Menu Lock Out Protection NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE If calibration has been locked out you...

Page 73: ...ed on the pan NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE Do not disturb the balance when C is displayed Disturbances will result in improper calibration 5 Place the required weight on the pan and press The display will...

Page 74: ...N 3 Press to start the Linearity Calibration Procedure When the is released C 0g will be displayed indicating that no weight should be in the pan 4 Press The display will show C followedbythevalueofth...

Page 75: ...ily then C followed by the next weight to be placed on the pan Do not disturb the balance when C is displayed Disturbances will result in improper calibration 7 Place the required weight on the pan th...

Page 76: ...menu has been locked out Specifies the averaging level Specifies the desired stability range Sets Auto Zero threshold Used to exit the Setup menu and store your selections User Menu Protection User Me...

Page 77: ...splayed setting To access a submenu 1 Repeatedly press until the de sired submenu is displayed 2 Press to select the displayed submenu NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE You must use END to store any changes yo...

Page 78: ...ss the AL submenu to display the current setting 2 Press to change the setting Press to accept the displayed setting When is released AL will be dis played again and the Setup menu will be returned AV...

Page 79: ...played setting When is released STB will be dis played again and the Setup menu will be returned STABILITY RANGE STABILITY RANGE STABILITY RANGE STABILITY RANGE STABILITY RANGE 5d Smallest range stabi...

Page 80: ...will be returned to normal weighing opera tions To view or change the Auto Zero setting 1 Access the Auto 0 submenu to dis play the current setting 2 Press to change the setting Press to accept the d...

Page 81: ...g unit for percent weighing alternate display Enables individual or all menus to be locked out Enables printing a listing of current Setup menu settings Used to exit the Setup menu and store your sele...

Page 82: ...ODE MODE MODE MODE MODE ON ON ON ON ON TARE TARE TARE TARE TARE ON ON ON ON ON TARE TARE TARE TARE TARE Reset to Factory Defaults Reset to Factory Defaults Reset to Factory Defaults Reset to Factory D...

Page 83: ...et each unit or mode ON or OFF as in step 3 Taels Taels Taels Taels Taels If taels are enabled you will be required to choose one of three different taels Hong Kong Singapore or Taiwan When the displa...

Page 84: ...ght Weight Factor x in in grams custom unit Conversion factors are expressed in sci entific notation and entered into the bal ance in three parts a number between 0 1 and 1 999999 called the mantissa...

Page 85: ...ves decimal point 3 places to the left E 2 Moves decimal point 2 places to the left E 1 Moves decimal point 1 place to the left E0 E0 E0 E0 E0 Leaves decimal point Leaves decimal point Leaves decimal...

Page 86: ...Err submenu to dis play the current setting 2 Press to change the setting Press to accept the displayed setting When is released PC ERR will be displayed again and the Setup menu will be returned MODE...

Page 87: ...parts added since the last tare TOTAL causes the display to show the total weight or quantity of all parts on the pan Taring only affects the primary parts count display Turn alternate display OFF To...

Page 88: ...play NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 The primary parts count dis play always shows the NET number of parts 2 Average piece weight is not affected by taring To view the average piece weight press and h...

Page 89: ...alternate display to show only the weight of material added since the last tare TOTAL causes the display to show the total weight or percentage of all material on the pan Taring only af fects the prim...

Page 90: ...the balance are to be locked on or off 1 Access the Locksw submenu When is released the LOCSW submenu is displayed 2 To access one or more menus press to select the calibration menu CAL is displayed N...

Page 91: ...up menu Changes you make in the Setup menu Changes you make in the Setup menu Changes you make in the Setup menu are only stored in memory if you use are only stored in memory if you use are only stor...

Page 92: ...Specifies time interval for automatic output of displayed data and or a range of dis played weight values that cannot be output Enables disables printing stable data only feature Specifies numeric on...

Page 93: ...t the displayed setting Reset to Factory Defaults Reset to Factory Defaults Reset to Factory Defaults Reset to Factory Defaults Reset to Factory Defaults This submenu enables you to reset all RS232 me...

Page 94: ...Rate This submenu is used to select the de sired baud rate There are five available baud rates to choose from 300 1200 2400 4800 and 9600 To view or change the baud rate 1 Access the Baud submenu to d...

Page 95: ...ess to change the setting 3 Press to accept the displayed setting NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE If all selections do not appear total number of data parity and stop bits is currently 8 or 10 data or parity...

Page 96: ...data user specified time intervals the interval is entered in the Init submenu which follows Auto Print Time Interval and Auto Print Time Interval and Auto Print Time Interval and Auto Print Time Int...

Page 97: ...light to indicate a negative value 9 When the desired value is displayed press to accept it and the next digit will begin flashing To exclude data To exclude data To exclude data To exclude data To e...

Page 98: ...menu Print Stable Data Only Print Stable Data Only Print Stable Data Only Print Stable Data Only Print Stable Data Only When enabled this feature permits only stable display data to be output To set t...

Page 99: ...theSetupandPrintmenus will be output To obtain a listing of current settings press when LIST is dis played End End End End End You must use End to exit the Print menu Changes you make in the Print men...

Page 100: ...ance near the display 1 Turn the display off and unplug the power cord 2 Slide the balance toward you with the front over the edge of a table You can also turn the balance on its left side but if you...

Page 101: ...9 pin sub miniature D connector is provided for interfacing to other devices The pinout and pin connections are shown in the adjacent illustration The balance will not output any data un less pin 5 CT...

Page 102: ...y other commands control characters or spaces are ignored Commands sent to the bal ance must be terminated with a carriage return CR or carriage return line line feed CRLF For example a tare com mand...

Page 103: ...see table L L L L L Begin linearity calibration M M M M M Same effect as pressing mode button xM xM xM xM xM Places balance in mode x where x 1 to 13 see table If unit or mode is not already enabled c...

Page 104: ...ance will automatically switch to percent mode display x x x x x Downloads average piece weight x for parts counting mode x must be in grams Command is ignored if parts counting mode is disabled If pa...

Page 105: ...set up Cable connections Microprocessor locks up Lock set ON Vibration on table surface SYMPTOM Unit will not turn on Incorrect weight reading Cannot display weight in desired unit or cannot access de...

Page 106: ...rect weights RS232 Errors RS232 Errors RS232 Errors RS232 Errors RS232 Errors 4 0 Bad RS232 frame Check RS232 menu parameters and correct 4 4 RS232 buffer is full if installed May occur if no printer...

Page 107: ...er and Print menu when RS232 is installed settings If possible try to enter menus and exit using END to restore menu settings May be caused by a faulty component or in rare cases a severe static charg...

Page 108: ...t parts counting Repeatability 0 001 0 007 0 007 0 001 0 007 0 01 0 07 0 07 01 std dev g Linearity g 0 002 0 01 0 001 0 01 0 01 0 02 0 1 0 02 0 1 Tare range Full Capacity by Subtraction Stabilization...

Page 109: ...CCESSORIES ACCESSORIES Description Ohaus Part No Cable for RS232 Interface AS017 20 Draft Shield Kit 76934 03 Chamber Size 6 W x 4 25 H x 6 37 D Security Device 76288 01 Calibration Masses ASTM Class...

Page 110: ...pply if the product has been damaged by accident or misuse exposed to radioactive or corrosive materials has foreign material penetrating to the inside of the product or as a result of service or modi...

Page 111: ...58 Ohaus Corporation 29 Hanover Road Florham Park NJ 07932 USA Tel 973 377 9000 Fax 973 593 0359 With offices worldwide P N 77330 03 R1295 Ohaus Corporation 1993 1995 all rights reserved...

Page 112: ...Ohaus Corporation 29 Hanover Road Florham Park NJ 07932 0900 he...

Page 113: ...NAL INJURY SHOCK PERSONAL INJURY SHOCK PERSONAL INJURY SHOCK PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO THE BALANCE Yarn Count Replacement Integrated Circuit P N 98101 13 For PRECISION Plus Electronic Balances Inst...

Page 114: ...ews as they are located on the bottom two un der the front panel and one on the rear see diagram 4 Turn the balance right side up and remove the cover 8 9 1 1 1 OP OP OP OP OP W w th T t t t t t a T T...

Page 115: ...denier denier and yarn count yarn count yarn count yarn count yarn count are added with the new EPROM TEX TEX TEX TEX TEX OnTPbalances Texisbased on a 100 meter sample Since Tex is defined as the wei...

Page 116: ...rademarks AUTOGRAM BRAINWEIGH CENT O GRAM CHECK O GRAM CUBE O GRAM DEC O GRAM DIAL O GRAIN DIAL O GRAM DU O MEA SURE GALAXY LUME O GRAM PORT O COUNT PORT O GRAM PRACT O GRAM PRIMER STO A WEIGH TOUCH N...

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