RADWAG MYA 5.3Y.F1 Microbalance - Manual (Page 27)

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set to SAVE or SAVE & ALERTS mode, and there is no physical connection
between a balance and a THB module, or the parameters for communicating
the module with the balance are set incorrectly. In such case plug a THB
module to balance’s ports COM 1 or COM 2 and set appropriate cooperation
parameters, such as specified on module’s data plate.
10.7. Additional parameters on weighing process
Changes in settings of functions related to weighing process can in some
extend program balance reactions.
Procedure:
1. Press grey coloured workspace
2. Balance display indicates menu: Settings, Keys, Information, Printouts,
Profile
3. Press one of available submenu options and select item for modification,
Menu <Settings> - additional options related to weighing mode
Menu <Keys> - defining quick access keys
Menu <Information> - supplementary data on weighing process displayed in
the grey coloured workspace
Menu <Printouts> - selection of printout type
Menu <Profile> - selection of profile, active during balance operation
Menu <SETTINGS> - contains supplementary data on weighing process, such
as:
− Tare mode
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SINGLE,
mass value stored in balance memory on single pressing of TARE key, the
following pressing of TARE key determines new value of tare. Selection of
product or packaging with assigned tare value causes automatic deleting
of previously assigned tare value;
•
SUM OF ACTIVE,
totalizing applied tare values for a product or a packaging (resulting
from selecting a product or a packaging from corresponding database)
with a possibility of increasing determined tare value by manual tare
introduced manually using balance’s numeric keyboard. On following
determining of tare value for a product or a packaging, the tare value
introduced manually is deactivated.
•
SUM OF ALL,
totalizing all introduced tare values.
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AUTOTARE
Means of operation:
Each first stable measurement result is tarred. The NET pictogram
flashes on the display. The operator can determine net mass of weighed
load. On taking off the load from balance’s weighing pan, and as the