Axis B0.6D Operation & User’s Manual
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1. General description....................................................................................................... 3
2. Completeness............................................................................................................... 3
3. Technical data............................................................................................................... 4
4. Keys and indicators....................................................................................................... 5
5. Security rules................................................................................................................ 6
6. Environment protection ................................................................................................. 6
7. Preparation ................................................................................................................... 7
8. Start-up......................................................................................................................... 7
9. General rules ................................................................................................................ 8
10. Balance checking......................................................................................................... 8
11. Scale adjustment......................................................................................................... 9
12. Connecting a computer or a printer.............................................................................. 9
13. Special functions description ..................................................................................... 11
14. Normal weighing........................................................................................................ 12
15. Weighing with tare..................................................................................................... 12
16. Increased readability.................................................................................................. 13
17. Autozero (F..-AUt)...................................................................................................... 14
18. Pieces counting (F..-PCS) ......................................................................................... 15
19. Printer cooperation settings (F..-LPt)......................................................................... 16
20. Serial port parameters setting (F..-rS)........................................................................ 17
21. Constant tare (F..-tAr)................................................................................................ 18
22. Function Menu customisation (F..-ACt)...................................................................... 20
23. Maintenance and repairs of small defects.................................................................. 21
Declaration of Conformity................................................................................................... 22
1. General description
B series technical scales are destined for general use.
All scales are metrologically tested - calibration or legal verification on demand.
Standard B/E scales are equipped with the display mounted on the post for easy
readout of weighing result. Optional, the scale may be delivered with the display
adapted for wall mounting, connected with the platform with a cable.
Balances with legal verification are mark with the following:
-
protective seals placed on the casing mounting screw at the back of the balance
and on the screw under the pan,
-
notified body stamps and green metrological marking placed on the balance
name plate.
Legal verification is valid for 3 years unless the seal is broken.
NACE classification: : 29.24.23.
Certificates:
EC Type
Approval Certificate
No. PL 04 022
Health Quality
Certificate
No. Hś/06458/01
Quality System
Certificate
DIN EN ISO 9001:2000
No. 78 100 6386
2. Completeness
Standard set consist of:
1.
Scale
2.
Feeder ZN12V/500mA
3.
User Manual
4.
Guarantee card
3. Technical data
Scale type
B0.6D
B0.6*
B1.5D
B1.5*
B2D
B2*
B3D
B3*
B6D
B6*
B10*
B15D
B15*
Capacity
0,6kg
1.5kg
2kg
3kg
6kg
10kg
15kg
Minimum load
4g
10g
20g
*2g
20g
*2g
40g
*4g
*20g
100g
*20g
Readability(d)
0,2g
*0,1g
0,5g
*0,1g
1g
*0,1g
1g
*0,1g
2g
*0,2g
*1g
5g
*1g
Verification unit (e)
0,2g
0,5g
1g
1g
2g
5g
5g
Accuracy class
III
Working temperature
-10÷40°C
Tare range
-0,6kg
-1,5kg
-2kg
-3kg
-6kg
-10kg
-15kg
Weighing time
<3s
Pan size
225x165mm
Dimensions
235x250x65mm
Power supply
~230V 50Hz 6VA / =12V 0,16A
Scale weight
3,5kg
* increased readability for non-EC verification applications
4. Keys and indicators
key
I/
- switch-on / switch-off (standby),
key
→T←
- tare (subtract package weight from weighed mass)
key
B/G
- gross weigh indication switch,
key
→0←
- zero,
key
MENU
- special functions menu,
key
- print-out,
key
HR
- increased indication resolution,
indicator
→0←
- zero indicator
indicator
- result stabilisation indicator
indicator
NET
- net weight indicator (indication with subtracted tare)
indicator
MODE
- special function setting,
bar indicator
- total load indicator (graduated 0-100%)
indicator
OFF
- standby,
indicator
B/G
- gross mass (key B/G),
indicator
pcs
- pieces counting
Max, Min, d, e, III
- metrological parameters and accuracy class.
OFF
AUT
MODE
0
50
100
SUM
Max Min e d
5. Security rules
To avoid electrical shock or damage of the scale or
connected peripheral devices, it is necessary to follow
the security rules below.
• All repairs and necessary regulations can be made by authorised personnel
only.
• To avoid fire risk use a feeder of an appropriate type (supplied with the
scale). Pay attention that supply voltage is compatible with specified
technical data.
• Do not use the scale when its cover is opened.
• Do not use the scale in explosive conditions.
• Do not use the scale in high humidity.
• If the scale seems not to operate properly, unplug it from the mains and do
not use until checked by authorised service.
6. Environment protection
According to legal regulations it if forbidden to dispose
wasted electronic equipment in waste containers.
• Please return wasted scale to the point of purchase or other company
specialised in recycling of wasted electronic components.
1. Take the scale out of the package
removing protective foils.
2. Take a pan off and remove protective
elements from below the pan.
3. Place the scale on a stable ground not
affected by mechanical vibrations and
airflows.
4. Level the scale with the rotating rear legs
so that the air bubble in the water-level at
the back of the scale is in the middle.
8. Start-up
Leave the pan empty, plug the feeder to the mains (~230V/50Hz) and plug the
feeder connector to the 12V power socket at the back of the scale.
The scale proceeds with following start-up actions:
Display test.
Basic electronic components tests: C1,
C-2, ... C-6.
Program version.
The scale is now ready to work.
Correct
Wrong
9. General rules
1. Before each measurement make sure that zero indicator is displayed. If zero
indicator does not displayed or “----“ communicate appears, press →0← key
and wait until zero indication and zero indicator appears.
2. The scale is equipped with a tare equal to its range. To tare the scale press
→T← key (left or right). Storing a tare value does not extend measuring range,
but only subtracts it from a load placed on a pan. To make weight control easier
and to avoid range overdrawing, the scale is equipped with a load indicator
(graduated in percentages).
3. Weighing result should be read when the indicator "
" lights, which signalises
stabilisation of a result.
4. When the scale is not used but it is necessary to be ready to work immediately, it
can be switched off by pressing I/ key. The scale reading system is then
switched off to "standby" mode (signalled by the indicator "OFF" in version
with the LCD display). To switch the scale on press I/ key. The scale is
immediately ready to operate maximum accuracy (after self tests).
5. Weighed sample should be placed in the centre of the pan.
6. Protect the scale against dust, aggressive dusts and liquids. To clean the scale
wash it with water with soap and dry it afterwards.
10. Balance checking
It is advised to check scale indication accuracy before and after series of
measurement using any load with known weight.
To check the scale with legal verification use a calibration weight with valid
calibration certificate. In case permissible error is exceeded it is advised to contact
the nearest service to calibrate the scale.
Place the scale on a platform to avoid dropping weighed objects
on the pan.
Do not overload the scale more then 20% of maximum load (Max).
11. Scale adjustment
To adjust a balance it is necessary to break protective marks, therefore
to calibrate the scale please contact the nearest service.
12. Connecting a computer or a printer
The scale is equipped with RS232C or
RS485 (optional), which can be used to
connect external devices such as a computer
or a printer.
When cooperating with a printer data is send
automatically after result stabilisation, but
next transmission is possible after removing
previously weighted sample.
The scale sends following information:
successive
number
of
weighing
and
weighing result (see: printer cooperation
mode setting).
The scale may be equipped with the second
interface (optional) used for example for
continuous weighing result transmission to
an additional, external display.
When cooperating with the scale, a computer should be equipped with a program
which enables processing data from the scale – available in AXIS with extra
charge.
Computer cooperation protocol:
Transmission parameters: 8bits, 1stop, parity ODD, 4800bps.
Signal description:
Computer→Scale: initialising signal S I CR LF (53h 49h 0Dh 0Ah),
Scale→Computer: weighing result according to the diagram below (16 Bytes):
Note:
Network number different than zero (F..-rS / nr function) changes scale working
mode: communication with a computer is possible after logging the scale in with
02h scale_number command. To log the scale out use 03h command.
Bytes description:
Byte 1
- sign “-“ or space
Byte 2
- space
Byte 3÷4 - digit or space
Byte 5÷9 - digit, decimal dot or space
Byte 10
- digit
Byte 11
- space
Byte 12
- k,l,c,p or space
Byte 13
- g,b,t,c or %
Byte 14
- space
Byte 15
- CR
Byte 16
- LF
Connecting cable WK-1 (scale – computer / 9-pin interface):
13. Special functions description
All scales, beside basic functions like weighing and tare, are equipped with the set
of additional functions.
Basic set of user special functions consists of:
- autozero (AUt),
- pieces counting (PCS),
- constant tare (tAr),
- serial port working mode setting (LPt),
- serial port parameters setting (rS),
- menu customisation (ACt).
Other special functions can be enabled as an option on customer request (all
functions are described in additional brochure when ordered).
Press MENU key to enter the function menu. Functions are displayed successively
with consecutive numbers: F1-PCS, F2-AUt, etc.
To customise the function menu with most frequently used functions
use Menu Customisation function (ACt).
When switching between special functions MODE indicator is displayed.
To make clear how to manage with each function, in further part of instruction
descriptions are replaced with pictures. Every time the picture of a hand appears,
press the indicated key.
Legend:
- put a load on the pan
- remove the load from the pan
- press the key when indication is
displayed
-
- forced change
- automatic change
2.30
T
14. Normal weighing
→0← key, which zeros the scale,
operates only when the pan is empty.
Weighing result should be read when
the indicator "
" lights.
15. Weighing with tare
The scale is equipped with tare equal
to its range.
To display gross weight press B/G
key.
Note:
Press B/G key to return to net weight
indication..
0g
0g
23g
0
0
2g
0g
40g
40g
42g
T
NET
NET
NET
G/B
16. Increased readability
Press HR key to display the weighing
result (for 5s.) with the highest
readability possible. This function is
especially helpful in scales with legal
verification with d=e.
The weighing result with increased
readability
can
be
used
for
informational purposes only and
cannot be printed or sent to a
computer with
key.
23g
23.4g
23g
o
17. Autozeroing (F..-AUt)
When F..-Aut function is activated,
the scale automatically ensures stable
zero indication if the pan is empty or
if zero indication was acquired by
pressing →T← key.
To leave the function press MENU
key, then with →T← key chose
F..-AUt and F..-0.
Note:
Autozeroing
function
is
activated automatically for 10 min.
after switching-on.
0g
F.. -AUT
F.. -1
F.. -0
0g
T
T
NET
18. Pieces counting (F..-PCS)
This function enables to count
identical pieces, e.g. turnbuckles or
buttons.
A measurement is performed in two
phases:
- first phase - single piece weight
calculation on the basis of defined
pieces amount (5, 10, 20, 50, 100,
200 or 500 pieces),
- second phase – pieces counting.
It is advised that single piece weight
is not less than one reading unit and
sample weight used in first phase is
bigger than 100 reading units.
To leave function press MENU key
and then with →T← key chose
F..-PCS and F..-0.
Notes:
1. Err-3 communicate signalises that
a sample was not put on the pan.
The same communicate appears
if single piece weight is less than
one reading unit (it is possible to
count pieces but measuring error
is bigger).
2. To chose previously used pieces
amount select “..” in first phase
(in case no value was chosen,
error communicate appears).
3. During pieces counting →T← key
function does not change.
0 pcs
0 pcs
0g
2g
23g
F.. -PCS
F.. -1
F.. - --
5
5
12
12 pcs
T
T
T
T
19. Printer cooperation settings (F..-LPt)
Activate the function for automatic
serial
port
working
mode
(cooperation with a printer).
After activation the scale prints
a header.
Weighing
result
with
a successive measurement number is
printed automatically after result
stabilisation (without using
key).
To select computer cooperation mode
(
key activated and weighing
results without successive numbers)
press MENU key, then with →T←
key chose F..-LPt and F..-0.
0g
F.. -LPt
F.. -1
F.. -0
0g
T
T
23g
PrInt
20. Serial port parameters setting (F..-rS)
The function enables to set the
following transmission parameters
(standard parameters underlined):
- transmission speed (bAud: 1200,
4800, 9600),
- the number of bits in a byte (bIt: 7,
8),
- parity control (PArItY: 0, 1;Odd:0, 1),
- network number when working in
multistand computer system (when
working as a single scale the value
should be “0”)
- continuous transmission – without
using
key, approx. 10 results per
second (SEnd: 0, 1).
Default parameters underlined.
To
set
desired
transmission
parameters activate F.._rS function,
choose appropriate parameter and
press →T← key to accept needed
parameter value. The example at the
left presents how to set transmission
speed value to 9600bps.
To leave the function choose out
option.
0g
F.. -rS
F.. -1
F.. -0
baud
-9600
-4800
bIt
nr
out
Odd
PArItY
Send
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
21. Constant tare (F..-tAr)
This function enables to measure gross weight of a sample placed in a container of
a known weigh value (stored in the memory) and to display calculated net weight
of the sample. Tare value is recalled from the memory with →0← key when the
pan is empty. Tare value may be entered using the keypad or by sampling
container weight from the pan.
Operation sequence:
The following options are possible:
- F-0 – leave the function,
- F-1 – activate the function with
the previous tare value,
- F-2 – sample tare value from the
pan,
- F-3 – enter tare value with keys:
→0←,
, →T← and MENU,
- F-4 – printout netto, gross and
tare.
If the function is active, NET
indicator is displayed.
Options F-1 enables to activate the
function with previous tare value
after leaving the function with F-0
option.
Note:
Tare value is stored in memory also
after unplugging the scale from the
mains.
-
3.7
0g
3.7g
F.. -tAr
3.
3
F.. -3
3.0
T
T
T
NET
...
...
Weighing with constant tare:
When tAr function is activated, press
→0← key to zero the indication and
to recall tare value from the memory.
Tare value is displayed with ”-” sign.
B/G
key
enables
for
instant
switching between net and gross
weight.
Note:
When the pan is empty →T← key
does not operate – to tare the scale
use →0← key.
-3.7g
53,7g
50g
0
B/G
B/G
NET
22. Function Menu customisation (F..-ACt)
This function enables to select special
functions that will be displayed after
pressing MENU key. Easy access to the
most useful functions will shorten
operation time and make work more
comfortable.
Operation sequence shown on the
picture, presents how to add RS232C
parameters setting function (F..-rS) to
the Function Menu.
To remove a function from the Function
Menu choose F..-0 in the last operation.
0g
F..-ACt
F.. -1
F.. -0
F..-AUt
F..-rS
T
T
T
23. Maintenance and repairs of small defects
1. The scale should be kept clean.
2. Take care that no dirt gets between the platform and the scale base. If found
any, remove the pan (lift it up), remove dirt and then replace the pan.
3. In case of improper operation caused by short-lasting power supply decay,
unplug the scale from the mains and then plug it again after few seconds.
4. If the scale is switched on with empty pan and “Err-b” communicate appears,
the load cell has been mechanically damaged.
5. It is forbidden to make any repairs by unauthorised persons.
6. To repair the scale, please contact our nearest service.
Error communicates:
Communicate
Possible cause
Remedy
C-1 ... 6
(over 1 min.)
selftests failed
if displayed more than
1 minute, contact an
authorised service
the scale was switched on with loaded pan
remove a load from the pan
mechanical damage of the load cell
contact an authorised service
L
pan missing
put the pan on
mechanical damage
contact an authorised service
H
overloading
remove the load from the pan
mechanical damage
contact an authorised service
unstable ground
vibrations
air flows
place the scale on a stable
ground not affected by
mechanical vibrations and
airflows
indicator does
not appear
scale is damaged
contact an authorised service
- - - - - -
taring in progress
as above
- -
taring could not be finished (the load is too
small or B\G key was used)
zero the scale or press B\G
key again
- -
the load is too big to be zeroed
tare the scale (→T←)
Declaration of Conformity
We:
AXIS Spółka z o.o. 80-125 Gdańsk, ul. Kartuska 375B
confirm with all responsibility that scales:
B0.6, B1.5, B2, B3, B6, B10 i B15
and B0.6D, B1.5D, B2D, B3D, B6D i B15D
marked with CE mark comply with the following:
1. EN 61010-1 standard Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control
and laboratory use. General requirements harmonized with the directive 73/23/EEC (Low
Voltage Directive).
2. EN 55022:2000 standard Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance
characteristics of information technology equipment and IEC 61000-4-3 Electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-3: Testing and measurement techniques - Radiated, radio-
frequency, electromagnetic field immunity test, harmonised with the Council Directive
89/336/EEC.
Additionally scales with the following markings on the name plate:
- a sticker with two-digit number of the year in which the mark
was affixed and the number of the Notified Body responsible
for EC verification
- a green metrology sticker with “M” mark,
- a protective seal affixed by the Notified Body
comply with requirements stipulated on the EC Type-Approval Certificate No. PL 04 022 and
was verified by Notified Body No. 1440 to comply with:
3. EN 45501 Metrological aspects of non-automatic weighing instruments harmonised with the
Council Directive 90/384/EEC amended with 93/68/EEC.
Additional information
- Conformity evaluation for the Council Directive 73/23/EEC and 89/336/EEC were carried out
by Laboratorium Badawcze Oddziału Instytutu Elektrotechniki in Gdańsk, accredited by PCA
- EC Type-Approval Certificate No. PL 04 022 was issued by Główny Urząd Miar in Warsaw
(Notified Body no. 1440).
Gdańsk, 5.09.2006 r.
Per pro Director of AXIS Sp. z o.o.:
Production Manager Jan Kończak
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Signature
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