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RADWAG MA 200.3Y Moisture Analyzer User Manual, 170 pages

Recognized languages:	English
Pages:	170
Size:	3.38 MB

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1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
2. GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
- 2.1. Definitions of signals and warning signs
  - 2.1.1 Warning descriptions
  - 2.1.2 Warning signs
- 2.2. Safety information
- 2.3. Intended use
- 2.4. Inappropriate use
- 2.5. Principles of safety use
- 2.6. Warranty
- 2.7. Monitoring metrological parameters of the instrument
- 2.8. Data included in this user manual
- 2.9. Staff competence
- 2.9.1. Protective clothing
3. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
- 3.1. Delivery check
- 3.2. Packaging
4. UNPACKING, ASSEMBLING AND STARTUP
- 4.1. Assembling and place of use
- 4.2. Unpacking
- 4.3. Level setting
- 4.4. Standard delivery components
- 4.5. Cleaning
- 4.6. Plugging to mains
- 4.7. Connecting peripheral equipment
- 4.8. Interfaces
- 4.9. Balances with a wireless connection between the terminal and the weighing module (an option)
5. STARTUP
- 5.1. Temperature stabilization period of time
- 5.2. Moisture analyzer switching off
6. KEYBOARD – FUNCTION KEYS
7. SOFTWARE STRUCTURE
8. SOFTWARE MAIN WINDOW
- 8.9. Weighing window
- 8.10. Drying window
- 8.11. Drying result
9. LOGGING
10. OPERATING USER MENU
- 10.9. Terminal’s keyboard
- 10.10. Return to weighing mode
11. WEIGHING
- 11.1. Selection of measuring unit
- 11.2. Means of correct weighing procedure
- 11.3. Leveling
- 11.4. Zeroing
- 11.5. Tarring
- 11.6. Additional parameters on weighing process
- 11.7. Minimum Sample Weight
- 11.8. Cooperation with titrators
12. ADJUSTMENT
- 12.1. External adjustment
- 12.2. User adjustment
- 12.3. Temperature adjustment
- 12.5. Adjustment report printout
- 12.6. GLP project
- 12.7. Adjustment history
13. USERS
14. ACCESS LEVEL
15. PROFILES
- 15.1. Creating a profile
- 15.2. Profile structure
- 15.3. Settings
- 15.4. Working modes
- 15.5. Readout
- 15.6. Measuring units
16. WORKING MODES – general information
- 16.1. Working mode selection
- 16.2. Parameters related to a working mode
- 16.3. Quick access keys
  - 16.3.1. Proximity sensors
- 16.4. Information
- 16.5. Printouts
- 16.6. Profiles
17. DRYING PROCESS – GENERAL INFORMATION
- 17.1. SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR DRYING
- 17.2. SELECTION OF DRYING PARAMETERS
18. DRYING PROCESS
- 18.1. Working mode activating procedure
- 18.2. Setting drying parameters
- 18.3. Printouts in drying mode
- 18.4. Report from completed drying process
- 18.5. Means of carrying out drying process
- 18.6. Chart of drying process
19. DATABASES
- 19.1. Processes carried out on databases
- 19.2. Products
- 19.3. Weighing records
- 19.4. Clients
- 19.5. Drying program
- 19.6. Reports from drying process (Drying reports)
- 19.7. Statistics from drying process reports
- 19.8. Minimal sample weight
- 19.9. Ambient conditions
- 19.10. Packages
- 19.11. Warehouses
- 19.12. Printouts
- 19.13. Universal variables
- 19.14. Database operation
20. COMMUNICATION
- 20.1. RS 232 port settings
- 20.2. ETHERNET port settings
- 20.3. WiFi settings
- 20.4. TCP protocol settings
21. PERIPHERAL DEVICES
- 21.1. Computer
- 21.2. Printer
- 21.3. Barcode scanners
- 21.4. Transponder card scanner
- 21.5. Additional display
22. INPUTS / OUTPUTS
23. OTHER PARAMETERS
- 23.1. Interface language
- 23.2. Data and time setting
- 23.3. “Beep” sound
- 23.4. Volume
- 23.5. Sleep mode
- 23.6. Display brightness
- 23.7. Touch screen display calibration
- 23.8. Level control
- 23.9. Drying temperature reducing
- 23.10. Compatibility with MAC/MAX series
- 23.11. Sensors sensitivity
- 23.12. Proximity sensors delay
- 23.13. Autotest
- 23.14. Start logo
- 23.15. Export system events
24. UPDATE
25. SYSTEM INFORMATION
26. MOVIES
27. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL
- 27.1. A set of commands
- 27.2. Responses format for commands sent from computer level
- 27.3. Manual printout / Automatic printout
28. CONNECTING PERIPHERAL DEVICES
29. DIAGRAMS OF CONNECTING CABLES
30. ERROR MESSAGES
31. MOISTURE ANALYZER MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
- 31.1. Cleaning moisture analyzer components
- 31.2. Temperature sensor cleaning
- 31.3. Replacing the fuses
- 31.4. Troubleshooting
32. ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
33. APPENDIX A – Variables for printouts
- 33.1. List of variables
- 33.2. Variables formatting
34. APPENDIX D – Settings of CITIZEN printer
35. APPENDINX E - Settings of ZEBRA printers
36. APPENDIX F – Communication with barcode scanners
37. APPENDIX G – Menu structure

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