Sartorius TS 12, Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...Sartorius TS 6100B TS 12 Electronic Over Under Scales Installation and Operating Instructions 98648 001 40...

Page 2: ...arm 5 Weighing platform 6 Leveling foot 7 Analog range indicator weight display 8 ON OFF key 9 PRINT key 10 Tare key for zeroing the display 11 Test key full segment display test 12 Increase key 13 S...

Page 3: ...Changing the Scale Divisions in the Display 18 Changing the Under Limit 19 Changing the Over Limit 20 Calibration 21 Scale Operating Program 23 Factory Settings 24 How to Access the Scale Operating Pr...

Page 4: ...ent delivered Electronic Over Under Scale model TS 6100B or TS 12 is manufactured and tested in compliance with the following DIN VDE regulations DIN IEC 348 VDE 0411 Safety requirements for electroni...

Page 5: ...packing the scale please check it immediately for any visible damage as a result of rough handling during shipment lf this is the case proceed as directed in the section entitled Safety Inspection Sav...

Page 6: ...ions Instructions Your Sartorius Scale will provide accurate readouts even when it is exposed to unfavorable conditions However exposure to intensive heat radiation vibrations and drafts may affect th...

Page 7: ...Insert the right angle plug of the power supply in the AC jack as shown in the picture on the left Tighten the screw by hand The IP 65 protection rating is guaranteed only if a rubber gasket is instal...

Page 8: ...port Option Safety Precautions The power supply rated to Class 2 double insulation can be plugged into a wall outlet without taking any additional safety precautions The pole ground of the Output vol...

Page 9: ...ter the scale is turned on an automatic self test of the scale s electronic circuitry is performed During this test all segments briefly appear in the display full segment display test lt ends with th...

Page 10: ...the plus minus sign disappears In addition to grams this scale gives you a variety of other menu definable weight unit options Select the weight unit you desire from the fable on page 26 and change th...

Page 11: ...atus of the sample as follows RED the sample is underweight GREEN the sample is o k and within the preselected tolerance range Yellow the sample is overweight Wide Range Analog Indicator Bar Graph At...

Page 12: ...ght a bar graph with a zero point target weight for determination of the difference in weight and a traveling marker The bar graph mentioned above can be shown in the following user selectable applica...

Page 13: ...X X X Traveling marker code 9 5 X X X No bar graph digital weight readout only code 3 1 The resolution of the display scale range depends on the parameter you have selected Starting from the target we...

Page 14: ...eve the desired product numbers use keys 12 and 14 Changing Product Data You can change and store the following for 12 different products the product ID number 1 12 the target weight the scale divisio...

Page 15: ...e Product ID Number First select the product ID number you wish to assign to a sample Caution Please keep in mind that all data stored under this ID number will be deleted if you change the ID number...

Page 16: ...ading sample over under limits by loading underweight and overweight samples 1 1 3 Target weight by loading sample over under limits by numeric entries using keys 1 1 4 Not assigned 1 1 5 Only target...

Page 17: ...re the weight Entering a numeric value for the target weight Five digits appear in the display the last digit flashes Press the key to select the digit you wish to change Press the key to change the f...

Page 18: ...pending on the expected off weights of the samples to be checkweighed you can expand the analog display by selecting a lower number of the scale divisions Possible settings Weight unit in g Weight uni...

Page 19: ...ys retain same setting for over under tolerance limits 1 1 6 Target weight by numeric entry using keys over under limits by loading underweight and overweight samples 1 1 7 Target weight by numeric en...

Page 20: ...le Place your sample on the platform at this point load the target weight and the tolerance weight to obtain an overweight sample and store the weight with the key How to enter a numeric value for an...

Page 21: ...mber TS 6100 B 5000 g 707213 TS 12 10000 g 707218 How to activate the calibration function Insert the in the side of the display head Unload the weighing platform With the scale turned off hold down t...

Page 22: ...platform lf appears in front of the weight readout the calibration weight is too light lf is displayed the weight is too heavy The plus minus sign disappears if the calibration weight is accepted and...

Page 23: ...ke any changes if you only want to use the over under check weighing mode under normal ambient conditions Any changes to the menu codes in the scale operat ing program will affect how the products are...

Page 24: ...1 7 2 2 2 8 2 3 3 9 14 4 1 10 1 5 5 11 3 6 2 12 2 How to Access the Scale Operating Program Insert the in the lock located on the side of the display head With the scale turned off hold down the key a...

Page 25: ...nction Use the key to confirm the setting the code will then disappear Now you can select the next function group Remove the key after you have finished entering the desired codes and only a function...

Page 26: ...e code to other weight units Code Acoustic Signal 2 1 Off 2 2 On Code Application Mode for Weight Display 3 1 Digital weight readout only weighing mode 3 2 Over under application without digital weigh...

Page 27: ...Tare Parameter Zeroing the Display 6 1 Without stability control the tare command is immediately executed 6 2 At stability the tare command is stored until the scale has stabilized and is then execut...

Page 28: ...ght difference 8 11 Single print when key is pressed and readout is stable within the display scale range Weight difference 8 12 Auto print regardless of stability Weight difference 8 13 Auto print wh...

Page 29: ...ht by loading sample retain same setting for over under tolerance limits 11 2 Target weight by loading sample over under limits by loading underweight and overweight samples 11 3 Target weight by load...

Page 30: ...from the display head Dismount the display head Remove the three screws from the support arm base plate Dismount the support arm Use the retainer bars to fasten the holder to the display head How to I...

Page 31: ...orm support disks Gently pull the left and right sides of the scale housing cover outward and lift it off Place a new housing cover on the scale base making sure that both sides snap in audibly Refast...

Page 32: ...epending of the interface on the code selected 8 1 to 8 16 Character coding 7 bit ASCII Transmission rate 1 200 baud Parity Odd Synchronization 1 Start bit 1 stop bit Additional port lines for 4 for u...

Page 33: ...ected the stability parameter for this Option only data for stable readouts will be output To stop and start automatic data transfer press the print key Each signal received by the RxD line will initi...

Page 34: ...Not Connected Pin 5 Clear to Send CTS lnput RS232 Pin 6 Not Connected Pin 7 Internal Ground Pin 8 Internal Ground Pin 9 Not Connected Pin 10 Not Connected Print Tare Pin 11 12 V Output 50 mA max Pin 1...

Page 35: ...er feet YAS 01 TS 00 for lifting the scale by about 8 cm 3 000 V 001 Spare scale housing cover 69 T 00001 Accessories Data printer with date time YDP 02 0DV1 statistics functions Print speed approx li...

Page 36: ...mized filter levels Stability range d 0 25 32 selectable Ambient temperature range K 273 313 0 o C 40 o C 32 o F 104 o F Moisture proof rating acc to DIN 40040 Class F non condensing Dust and water pr...

Page 37: ...ad the scale The weight readout changes constantly Unstable ambient conditions Too much Vibration or the scale is exposed to a draft Set up the scale in another area Access the menu to select the prop...

Page 38: ...Technical Support Group based in Goettingen Germany Only Sartorius service technicians who are authorized by Sartorius and have the proper manuals are allowed to perform maintenance and repair work on...

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