![Shimadzu UW-2200H [129/129] 56829 21f nov 2010](/img/pdf.png)
Shimadzu UW-2200H [129/129] 56829 21f nov 2010
![Shimadzu UW-2200H [129/129] 56829 21f nov 2010](/views2/1910815/page129/bg81.png)
Pressing [CAL] key moves to the next menu in the same hierarchy. ( in menu map)
Pressing [O/T] key moves to the menu of one hierarchy down. ( in menu map)
When no menu exists in the menu of one hierarchy down, it is fixed.
Pressing [POWER] key returns to the menu of one hierarchy up. ( direction in menu map)
•
•
•
(The mass display)
CAL Execution menu
Executes calibration.
WindowsDirect Setting
mark blinking
Menu Group 1
([CAL] key three times from mass-display)
Sets type of calibration to execute
blinking Sets I-CAL. (Adjusting sensitivity
with the built-in weight) # 1
blinking Sets I-TEST. (Testing sensitivity
with the built-in weight) 2
blinking Sets E-CAL. (Adjusting sensitivity
with the external we
ight) #
*
3
blinking Sets E-TEST. (Testing sensitivity
with the external we
ight)
*
4
blinking
Fully-automatic calibration PSC On/Off
Sets PSC ON 5
Sets PSC OFF # 6
blinking
Fully-automatic calibration
Clock-CAL settings
time 1 7
time 2 8
time 3 9
blinking
Executes calibration of the built-in
calibration weight
*
10
B
Analog display blinking
Menu Group 2
Menu Group 3
([CAL] key four times from mass-display)
blinking
Full Scale mode #
11
blinking
Taget mode
12
Target value
13
Limit value
14
blinking
Checkweighing Display 1
Checkweighing Display 2
15
Upper threshold
16
Lower threshold
17
blinking 18
Upper threshold 19
Lower threshold 20
blinking
No analog display
21
blinking
([CAL] key five times from mass-display)
blinking
Stability and Response
Timing of Stability Mark
Auto #
22
Pouring
23
Standard
24
21a
21b
21c
Anti-vibration
25
Anti-wind
26
blinking
Stability detection band
1 count #
27
2 counts
28
4 counts
29
8 counts
30
16 counts
*
31
32 counts
*
32
64 counts
*
33
blinking
Tracking
ON #
34
OFF
35
and blinking
Pretaring
*
Whole lighting at start
36
blinking
holds
37
Does not hold #.
38
blinking
Taring/Printing at Stability
*
Immediately
#
*
39
Waiting for stabilization
*
40
fast
standard #
delayed
blinking
blinking
Menu Group 4 ([CAL] key six times from gram-display)
mark blinking
Auto Zero
On
*
On
41
mark blinking
Auto Print
Loading 42
Loading and unloading 43
Loading and zero 44
Loading, unloading, and zero
45
Continuous
*
46
Stability with GO 47
blinking
Zero Range
48
blinking
Peak Holding On
*
49
blinking
Interval Timer
*
Time interval
*
50
mark blinking
Add-on Mode
Formulation Mode
52
51
mark blinking
Animal Weighing
On
*
On
On
53
and blinking
A
blinking
Menu Group 5 ([CAL] key seven times from mass-display)
kg kg (kg) 54
mg mg (mg
)
*
55
%#
pcs Number # (PC) 5
5
7
ct Carat (CT) 58
mom Momme (MO
)
*
59
d Solid Specific gravity measurement 60
d Liquid density measurement 61
Lb
Pound
*
61a
Oz
Ounce
*
61b
Ozt Troy
Ounce
*
61c
Hong Kong's tael
*
61d
Singapore tael
*
61e
Taiw
anese tael
*
61f
Malaysia tael
*
61g
Chinese tael
*
61h
61i
GN
Grain
*
61j
mM
esgal
*
61k
b
baats
*
61l
tt
ara
*
61m
SettheMultiplierforUserunit
*
(US) 62
During measurement,
these items are
distinguished by the
position of the symbol
dwt pennyweigh
*
6
(%)
A
Menu Group 6
blinking
([CAL] key eight times from mass-display).
blinking
blinking
Date setting
63
64
blinking
Display during standby setting
Time 65
Date 66
No display #
##
67
63a
63b
63c
blinking
Report and control setting
CAL report output
On 68
Off # 69
Balance ID
70
PCAL Passw
ord
*
71
blinking
blinking
Menu reset to default
Decimal point output
72
Date output style
Date setting
Period( . ) #
Comma( , )
Time setting
72a
72b
B
Menu Group 7
mark blinking
([CAL] key nine times from gram-display)
blinking
Handshaking
Not provided 73
Software 74
Hardware 75
Timer # 76
blinking
Data Format
EB type # 77
Old EB type 78
PR type 79
IPS type 80
blinking
Baud Rate (Bits/sec)
300 bps 81
600 bps 82
1200 bps # 83
2400 bps 84
4800 bps 85
9600 bps 86
19200 bps 87
38400 bps 88
blinking
Parity & bit length
None (8 bits) # 89
Odd (7 bits) 90
Even (7 bits) 91
blinking
Stop bit
1 bit # 92
2 bits 93
blinking
Delimiter
CR # 94
LF 95
CR+LF 96
WindowsDirect down 97
WindowsDirect right 98
*
No. :
Menu item number
# :
Default settings. Settings are initialized to default by “Menu reset”.
# # :
Default settings. Settings are not initialized to default by “Menu reset”.
:
These units cannot be selected in some countries due to legal restriction.
*
#
Menu Map
Cannot enter the menu?
“LoCKEd” is displayed and returns to mass display when menu access is attempted? J Menu is locked.
How to remove Menu Lock
Press [POWER] (It goes STAND-BY) J Disconnect power cable J Connect power cable again (Dis-
plays proceed and it stands at “oFF”) J Press [CAL] (Displays proceed: “rELEASE” then “oFF”) J
Press [POWER] (It returns to the mass display) (Refer to 7.5.3 for detail.)
*Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the EU
Refer to main manual 7.3 for menu item selection.
Important Note on Menu Item Selection!
Even the desired menu item is reached and displayed, it is not yet set
unless Stability mark ( ) is illuminated with it. Do not fail to press
[O/T] key to put Stability mark before returning to the mass display.
321-56829-21F
Nov. 2010
Содержание
- Electronic balance instruction manual 1
- Uw series ux series 1
- For basic operation 3
- Notices 3
- Requests 3
- Caution 4
- Notation conventions 4
- Caution 5
- For basic operation 5
- Safety precautions 5
- Warning 5
- After a power outage turn the power back on 6
- Avoid locations where the balance will be exposed to any of the following 6
- Caution 6
- Do not connect anything other than peripheral devices specified by shimadzu to the balance s connector 6
- For basic operation 6
- If you detect anything abnormal e g a burning smell disconnect the ac adapter immediately 6
- Install the balance on a strong and stable flat table or floor 6
- Treat the balance with care and respect 6
- Cfr part 11 11
- Shimadzu balances and 21 cfr part 11 11
- Shimadzu class balance agent 11
- Shimadzu windowsdirect 11
- Two way communication 11
- Action for environment weee 12
- Contact shimadzu service representative when the equipment has reached the end of its life 12
- To all user of shimadzu equipment in the european union 12
- Basic operatio 13
- Contents 13
- Installatio 13
- Introductio 13
- Menu item selectio 13
- Name and function of component 13
- Specification 13
- Windowsdirect functio 13
- Built in clock set u 14
- Calibratio 14
- Display selectio 14
- Environmen 14
- Application function 15
- Connecting peripheral instrument 15
- Enhancing productivit 15
- Maintenance and transportatio 15
- Appendice 16
- Troubleshootin 16
- For basic operation 17
- Introduction 17
- A large pan model 18
- B small pan model minimum display 0 1g 18
- Components 18
- For basic operation 18
- Name and function of components 18
- A b c common 19
- C small pan model minimum display 0 01g windbreak standard 19
- Connectors on the back 19
- For basic operation 19
- Name and function of components 19
- For basic operation 20
- Functions of the keys 20
- Key panel and operation 20
- Name and function of components 20
- Ap warm up stand by 21
- Balance display and function 21
- Mg mom 21
- Name and function of components 21
- Netbptg 21
- Note using a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 21
- For basic operation 22
- Specifications 22
- 11000ct 21000ct 31000ct 23
- For basic operation 23
- G 0 01g 0 01g 23
- Specifications 23
- Caution 24
- Choosing the installation site 24
- For basic operation 24
- Installation 24
- For basic operation 25
- For basic operation 26
- Installation 26
- Nothing has been damaged contact your local distributor in case of damaged or missing items 26
- Standard packed item and quantity 26
- Unpack and remove all the items from the delivery box check if all the listed items are present and 26
- Unpacking and delivery inspection 26
- A large pan model 27
- B small pan model minimum display 0 1g 27
- For basic operation 27
- Installation 27
- C small pan model minimum display 0 01g 28
- For basic operation 28
- Installation 28
- Caution 29
- For basic operation 29
- Installation 29
- For basic operation 30
- A large pan model 31
- B small pan model 31
- C small pan model 31
- For basic operation 31
- Minimum display 0 01g windbreak standard 31
- Minimum display 0 1g 31
- For basic operation 32
- For basic operation 33
- For basic operation 34
- Turning on the power 34
- For basic operation 35
- Span calibration 35
- For basic operation 36
- Ux series span calibration using external 36
- Weights 36
- For basic operation 37
- Basic operation 38
- Weighing 38
- Changing the unit display 39
- Error displays during weighing 39
- For basic operation 39
- Introduction experience it 40
- Set up windowsdirect 40
- Setting up the balance 40
- Windowsdirect function 40
- Cable connection 41
- Is not necessarily required a cable of the 1 wiring including wiring is available as an optional accessory 41
- Setting up the computer 41
- When using windowsdirect use a null modem cable of one of the below wirings 41
- Start and checking operation 43
- Q1 windowsdirect communication has been set but it is not operating at all a1 44
- Q2 the windowsdirect communication function won t work after i restart the pc 44
- Q3 i want to use the windowsdirect communication function with windows vista or 44
- Q4 data is input to the pc as garbled characters 44
- Troubleshooting the windowsdirect communication function 44
- Windows 7 44
- Q5 when data is input into excel the cursor doesn t move to another cell 45
- Q6 the operation is sometimes abnormal 45
- Menu item selection 46
- Menu map 46
- What is the menu 46
- Menu item selection procedure 47
- Important note on menu item selection 48
- Notes setting a decimal point 49
- Setting numeric values 49
- Last menu recall 50
- Related useful functions 50
- Returning to the default settings menu reset 50
- Menu lock 51
- Built in clock set up 52
- Date output style 52
- Setting display during stand by 53
- Bar graph display 54
- Changing the minimum display digit 10d 1d 54
- Display selection 54
- Calibration 55
- Caution 55
- What is calibration 55
- Calibration execution 56
- Span calibration using the built in weight uw series only 56
- Calibration check using the built in weight uw series only 57
- Span calibration using external weights 58
- Calibration check using external weights 59
- Calibration setting 60
- Psc fully automatic calibration uw series only 60
- Selecting the calibration type 60
- Clock cal fully automatic calibration uw series only 61
- Caution 62
- Changing the calibration weight to be used 62
- Pcal calibration of the built in weight uw series only 62
- Pcal password setting uw series only 63
- Balance id setting 64
- Calibration report setting 64
- For glp gmp iso conformance 64
- Environment 65
- Overview 65
- Stability and response averaging 65
- Stability detection and settings 66
- Stability detection band 67
- Timing of stability mark illumination and data output 68
- Tracking 68
- Unit display set up 69
- Percentage conversion 70
- Setting the 100 reference 70
- Checkweighing and target display 71
- Enhancing productivity 71
- Mg mom 71
- Checkweighing comparator display type 1 72
- Checkweighing comparator display type 2 72
- Target mode 73
- Piece counting pcs 74
- Auto print 75
- Auto zero 77
- Zero range 78
- Taring printing at stability 79
- Pretaring value 80
- Application functions 81
- Solid specific gravity measurement 81
- Liquid density measurement 83
- Peak hold 85
- Interval timer 87
- Add on mode 88
- Animal weighing 90
- Formulation mode 93
- Connecting peripheral instruments 95
- Electronic printer 95
- Connecting the cable 96
- Personal computer rs 232c 96
- Data format 97
- Using command codes 99
- Connecting peripheral instruments 101
- Ii commands related to operation keys 101
- Iii commands related to application measurement 101
- Iv commands related to unit conversion 101
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 101
- Read chapter 7 before use of these pages 101
- Connecting peripheral instruments 102
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 102
- Read chapter 7 before use of these pages 102
- V readout commands of set value 102
- Vi commands for numeric value setting 102
- 5 compatible commands with mettler toled 103
- 6 compatible commands with sartoriu 103
- Connecting peripheral instruments 103
- For multi connection mode refer to section 15 multi connection 103
- Indicates escape code 1bh 103
- Is series electronic balances 103
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 103
- Pr and sr series electronic balances 103
- Read chapter 7 before use of these pages 103
- Vii commands of special functions 103
- Assignment of identification name 104
- Connecting method 104
- Multi connection mode 104
- Setting to multi connection mode 104
- Bration document etc 105
- Command codes in the multi connection mode 105
- Connecting peripheral instruments 105
- Format of output data from the balance 105
- Format of the load data is the same as the normal output form format eb type 105
- Is returned 105
- Multi connection mode 105
- On this process the name smaller than the sent 105
- Only the commands shown below are valid in the multi connection mode 105
- Operation is not guaranteed for the data containing characters such as printing of date time and cali 105
- Read chapter 7 before use of these pages 105
- The output data from the balance α is performed with the following format 105
- This procedure completes the setting to the 105
- Α is the name of the balances 105
- Cancellation of multi connection mode 106
- Restricted items in the multi connection mode 106
- Communication setting 107
- Handshaking 107
- Overview 107
- Communication speed 108
- Format 108
- Parity bit length 108
- Stop bit 108
- Decimal point symbol in output data 109
- Delimiter 109
- Caution 110
- Maintenance 110
- Maintenance and transportation 110
- Moving the balance 110
- General display 111
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 111
- Troubleshooting 111
- Error display 112
- Troubleshooting 112
- By selecting the whole lighting mode the lcd can be easily inspected upon power is connected 113
- If the display is not the same as the figure in 2 contact your shimadzu representative 113
- Lcd liquid crystal display check 113
- Menu item 113
- Refer to chapter 7 for menu item selection 113
- To have the display stop and hold at whole lighting after power is connected select the 113
- To have the display stop and proceeds to the mass display automatically select the menu 113
- Troubleshooting 113
- When the display holds press the o t key to proceed to the mass display 113
- A 1 menu map 114
- Appendices 114
- Important note on menu item selection 114
- Appendices 115
- Continued menu item number default settings 115
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 115
- Appendices 116
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 116
- Appendices 117
- Continued menu item number default settings settings are initialized to default by menu reset default settings settings are not initialized to default by menu reset 117
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 117
- Appendices 118
- Default settings 118
- Returns to blinking menu item number 118
- A 2 standard accessories and maintenance parts list 119
- Appendices 119
- A 3 optional accessories list 120
- Appendices 120
- It is not guaranteed that rs 232c cable will conform to all computers 120
- Part number and specification are subject to change without notice 120
- A 4 specifications of connectors 121
- Appendices 121
- Concept of open collector circuit 121
- Key connector 121
- N 2 3 10 11 12 13 121
- Pin 1 gnd 121
- Pin n o c 121
- Rs 232c connector 121
- When used for checkweighing output 121
- A 5 table of unit conversion constants 122
- Appendices 122
- Carat 5 0 122
- China tael 0 266071 0 005 122
- China tael 0 266071 0 01 122
- Displayed during unit display set up see 12 122
- Displayed during weighing 122
- Dwt pennyweight 0 43015 0 1 122
- Gn grain 15 324 0 122
- Hong kong tael 0 267165 0 01 122
- Hong kong tael jewel 0 267173 0 01 122
- Kg 0 01 0 0001 122
- Lb pound 0 0220462 0 0005 122
- Liquid density ______ ______ 122
- Malaysia tael 0 264600 0 005 122
- Mg 1000 10 122
- Momme 0 66667 0 05 122
- Not applicable to a verified balance as a legal measuring instrument in the eu 122
- Oz ounce 0 35274 0 005 122
- Ozt troy ounce 0 321507 0 005 122
- Percentage ______ ______ 122
- Piece counting ______ 1 122
- Singapore tael 0 264554 0 01 122
- Solid specific gravity ______ ______ 122
- Taiwan tael 0 266667 0 002 122
- Taiwan tael 0 266667 0 01 122
- Tola 0 857339 0 01 122
- User unit ______ ______ 122
- A 6 performance checks 123
- A 7 below weigh hook dimensions 124
- 0 42 43 86 125
- 20 39 42 43 44 45 46 47 125
- 25 80 88 104 125
- 3 53 96 125
- 3 65 67 108 125
- 33 71 85 86 104 125
- 37 38 95 96 97 125
- 39 43 44 125
- 44 45 47 125
- 46 47 48 125
- 55 56 60 125
- 6 37 86 125
- 8 18 103 125
- 83 84 89 125
- A 8 index 125
- 0 31 98 126
- 1 85 86 126
- 19 20 39 40 42 44 45 86 87 126
- 28 95 97 126
- 32 85 106 126
- 37 45 86 87 126
- 4 23 53 85 86 126
- 4 55 65 126
- 5 22 52 126
- 5 57 86 126
- 55 57 86 126
- 6 47 86 126
- 65 104 126
- 8 49 50 126
- 8 59 60 63 84 89 92 126
- 8 85 86 126
- Clock ca 128
- Explanatory operation sheet 128
- Hints on fully automatic span calibration uw series only 128
- How to skip a psc calibration 128
- How to switch off psc 128
- Key function during basic weighing refer main manual 2 for details 128
- Key switch basic function 128
- Span calibration procedure 128
- Stabilizing display faster response for filling 128
- To output date and tim 128
- Uw series span calibration using the built in weight 128
- Uw ux series 128
- Ux series span calibration using external weights 128
- 56829 21f nov 2010 129
- Cannot enter the menu 129
- Default settings settings are initialized to default by menu reset 129
- Default settings settings are not initialized to default by menu reset 129
- Important note on menu item selection 129
- Locked is displayed and returns to mass display when menu access is attempted menu is locked how to remove menu lock press power it goes stand by disconnect power cable connect power cable again dis plays proceed and it stands at off press cal displays proceed release then off press power it returns to the mass display refer to 7 for detail 129
- Menu item number 129
- Menu map 129
- The mass display 129
- These units cannot be selected in some countries due to legal restriction 129
Похожие устройства
- Shimadzu UX-4200S Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu UX-4200H Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu UW-4200S Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu UW-4200H Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu UX-6200H Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu UW-6200H Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu UX-8200S Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu UW-8200S Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BX-12KH Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BW-12KH Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BX-22KH Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BW-22KH Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BX-32KS Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BX-32KH Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BW-32KS Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BW-32KH Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BX-52KS Руководство пользователя
- Shimadzu BW-52KS Руководство пользователя
- Госметр ВЛА-135М полумикро Руководство по эксплуатации
- Госметр ВЛТЭ-150П-В Руководство по эксплуатации