Highland User Rev D1

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Adam

Equipment

HIGHLANDSERIES(P.N.9520,RevisionD1,September2008)

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EasyReference:Modelnameofthescale:

Serialnumberoftheunit:

Softwarerevisionnumber

(Displayedwhenpowerisfirstturnedon):

DateofPurchase:

Nameofthesupplierandplace:



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1.0 CONTENTS1.0 Contents....................................................................................................... 3

2.0 Introduction ................................................................................................. 4

3.0 SetUp .......................................................................................................... 4

3.1 UnpackingAndSettingUpYourBalance .........................................................4

3.2 Display/KeyboardFunction ............................................................................5

3.3 InternalRechargeableBattery .........................................................................6

3.4 LocatingAndProtectingYourBalance.............................................................7

3.5 StoringWhenNotInUse .................................................................................8

4.0 BasicOperation............................................................................................ 94.1 TurningOnTheBalance...................................................................................9

4.2 Zeroing/Tare ..................................................................................................9

4.4 Weighing........................................................................................................10

4.5 WeighingUnits...............................................................................................10

5.0 Functions.................................................................................................... 11

5.1 PercentageWeighing.....................................................................................11

5.2 PartsCounting ...............................................................................................11

5.3 Accumulation.................................................................................................12

6.0 Parameters ................................................................................................ 14

6.1

EnablingWeighingUnits ................................................................................14

6.2 SettingTheBacklight .....................................................................................15

6.3 SettingThePrintingParameters/Accumulation...........................................16

6.4 AutoPowerOff ..............................................................................................18

6.5 SelectingTheInternalOrExternalCalibration...............................................18

6.6 AdjustTheValueOfTheInternalMass..........................................................19

7.0 Calibration ................................................................................................. 20

8.0 TroubleShooting........................................................................................ 22

8.1 ErrorMessages ..............................................................................................22

8.2 ReplacementPartsAndAccessories..............................................................23

9.0 Specifications ............................................................................................. 24

9.1 TechnicalSpecifications.................................................................................24

9.2 CommonSpecifications .................................................................................24

9.3 RS232andUSB Specifications .....................................................................24

10.0 CalibrationCertificate ................................................................................ 26

11.0 WarrantyStatement .................................................................................. 26



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2.0 INTRODUCTIONThankyouforpurchasingyournewHighland

TMportablebalance,EveryHighlandTMbalancehasallthefeaturesyoureallyneed:ACadapterand internalrechargeable

battery, HandiCalTM

calibration, backlit display, and ShockProtectTM

with overload

indicator. With RS232 and USB interface for communication with printers and

computers, splashproof keypad, and sturdy plastic construction, the HighlandTM

serieswillbeabalanceyoucanrelyupon.Wehopethatyouenjoyusingyournew

balance.

3.0 SETUP3.1 UNPACKINGANDSETTINGUPYOURBALANCE

1) Removethebalance,draftshield,toppan,ACadapterandpansupportfrom

thepackaging

2) Remove all the transit protection packaging from the calibration lever

(protectstheinternalcalibrationassemblyduringtransit)

3) Remove the shipping protection screw and transit disc from the top of the

balance and place the plastic top pan support on the balance. Do not use

excessiveforcewhenremovingandinstallingthescrew.

4) PuttheStainlesssteelpanontopofthepansupport

5) Placethedraftshieldontopofthebalance,thelocationnotchesinthebreeze

shield should align with the cut outs on the balance. For optimum

performancethebalanceshouldbeusedwiththedraftshield(ifprovided).

USBinterfaceonside



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3.2 DISPLAY/KEYBOARDFUNCTION

The display and keypad have a number of features the key information is shown

below:

KEYS PRIMARYFUNCTION SECONDARYFUNCTION[On/Off] ToturnthebalanceOnorOff. [Tare] Tares the balance and shows the net

weightvalue.Pressingthe[Tare]again

willresetanothertarevalue

Asecondaryfunctionof"Enter"key is

for setting parameters or other

functions.

[%] Enters the percentage weighingfunction.

When in percentage mode, press [%]

key to return to normal weighing

mode. When setting some parameters

thiskeywillmove the flashingdigit to

theright.

[Smpl] Use this key to enter parts countingmode from the normal weighing

mode.

When in parts counting pressing the

[Smpl]willreturntoweighingmode.Clearstheaccumulatedvaluefromthe

memorywhenpressedduringthetotal.

Whensettingsomeparametersthiskey

willmovetheflashingdigittotheleft.

[Mode] Pressingthiskeywillcyclethroughtheweighingunitswhichareenabled.

Displays the unit weight, total weight

and the count when in the parts

countingmode.

Setting parameters it will show the

next option or increase the value of a

flashingdigit.

[Print] ToprinttheresultstoaPCorprinterusingRS232orUSBinterface.Italso

addsthevaluetotheaccumulated

memoryiftheaccumulationfunction

isnotautomatic.

Secondary function is to return to

normal operation when the balance is

inaparametersettingmode.

Setting parameters it will show the

previous option or decrease the value

ofaflashingdigit.



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PercentagesymbolLowbatteryindicator

HoldsymbolZero

Netsymbol

Alphanumericdisplay

Stable

Capacitytracker

Weighingdigits

3.3 INTERNALRECHARGEABLEBATTERY

ThebalancecanbeoperatedfromtheinternalrechargeablebatteryorusinganAC

adapter. The battery discharge time, is approximately 24 hours depending on the

usageofthebacklight.

Thedisplaywillshowanindicationwhenthebatteryneedstobecharged.Tocharge

thebattery,plug intheACadapteratthebackofthebalanceandattach ittothe

mainpowersupply.Thechargingindicatoratthe lefttopcorneroftheLCDwillbe

on.



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3.4 LOCATINGANDPROTECTINGYOURBALANCE

In order to keep your balance functioning at its best we suggest that you do the

following:

Avoid extremes of temperature. Do not place in

directsunlightornearairconditioningvents.

Make sure the balance is located on a strong table

andfreefromvibration.

Avoidunstablepowersources.Donotusenearlarge

users of electricity such as welding equipment or

largemotors.Donotletthebalancebatterygoflat

if you are not using it for a long time you should

chargethebatteryupperiodicallytomakesurethe

batterydoesnotloseitscharge.

Keepfreefromvibration.Donotplacenearheavyor

vibratingmachinery.

Avoidhighhumiditythatmightcausecondensation.

Keep away from direct contact with water. Do not

sprayorimmersethebalanceinwater.

Do not place near open windows, airconditioning

vents or fans that may cause a draft and unstable

readings.

Keepthebalanceclean.Donotstackmaterialonthe

balance / balance pan when it is not in use. The

Highland has a stacking feature for stacking more

thanoneuniton topofeachotherwhichdoesnot

applyweighttothepan.Formoredetailsonthissee

thesectiononstoring.



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3.5 STORINGWHENNOTINUSE

If

you

have

any

of

the

Highland

TM

series

or

CoreBalance

TM

lines

you

can

store

them

easilyontopofeachother.Tosavespaceandprotectthemfromdamage.

WithoutShield WithShield

Note:Onlymodelsequippedwitha4.7/120mmpan,canbestackedforstorage.Coremodelswiththe larger5.7/145mmmaybestackedatthetopofthepile

butotherbalancesshouldNOTbestackedontopofthemduetothelargerpansize.



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4.0 BASICOPERATION4.1 TURNINGONTHEBALANCE

Plug intheunitusingtheACadapterorusethe internalrechargeablebattery.It is

recommendedthatyouchargethebatteryforatleast8hoursbeforefirstuse.

1) Toturnonpressthe[on/off]keyonceandrelease.Thebalancewillshowthesoftwarerevisionandthecapacitythenselftestbeforeshowingzeroonthe

displayandthestablesign.

2) Thebalanceisreadytobeused.

3) Toturnthebalanceoffafterusepressthe[on/off]keyagain.Thereisanautopoweroff function thatwillautomatically turn theunitoff if notused for a

periodoftime,thiscanbesetintheparameterssection.

If an error is shown while turning on the balance check the internal calibration

weighthasnotbeenleftinthecalibrateposition.Movetheleverallthewaytothe

left. Turnoffthebalanceandturnitbackonagain.

4.2 ZEROING/TARE

Youcanpressthe[Tare]keytosetanewzeropointandshowthezeroreading if

the weight reading is less than 4% of the total of the maximum capacity of the

balance. This may be necessary if the weight reading is not reading zero with

nothingonthepan.Thezero indicatorwillshowup intheupper leftcornerofthe

LCD.

Ifyouareusingacontainer toweigh thenyoucanplace thison theplatformand

press

the

[Tare]

key.

Providing

the

container

weight

is

more

than

4%

of

the

maximumcapacityofthebalance,thedigitswillshowzeroandNETwilllightupon

the display. You can then weigh your sample in the container. Taring weight

subtractsfromthetotalbalancecapacity.

Note:Whenthecontainerisremovedanegativevaluewillbeshown

equivalent to the total value of the amount tared. The balance will

nottareavalueforacontainerunlessthestabilitylightindicatesthat

theweightisstablethusensuringacorrecttaringfunction.



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4.4 WEIGHING

Todeterminetheweightofasample, first tareanemptycontainer (ifused), then

placethesample inthecontainer. Thedisplaywillshowtheweightofthesample

and the unit of weight currently in use. The stable indicator will light when the

readingisstable.

4.5 WEIGHINGUNITS

To change the weighing units, press [Mode] to cycle through the options of units

thatareenabled.SeeParameters6.1EnablingWeighingUnits,toenableordisabletheweighingunits.



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5.0 FUNCTIONS5.1 PERCENTAGEWEIGHING

The balance will allow a reference weight to be shown as 100%. Then any other

weight placed on the balance will be displayed as a percentage of the original

sample.

1) Placeyourweightonthebalance.

2) Pressthe[%]key.Theweightwillbedisplayedas100.00%.

3) Remove the weight and place your next sample on the balance. The new

readingwillbeshownasapercentageofthefirstvalue/referenceused.

4) Pressingthe[%]keyagainwillreturnthebalancetonormalweighing.Note: The balance mayjump by large numbers unexpectedly if small weights areused to set the 100% level. For example, if only 23.5g is on a balance with 0.5g

incrementsandthebalanceissetto100%,thedisplaywillshow100.00%.However,

asmallchangeofweightwillcausethedisplaytojumpto102.13%,asonebalance

division(0.5g)increaseto24.0gwillbeequivalenttoa2.13%increase.

5.2 PARTSCOUNTING

Partscountingletsyoucountsmallpartsthatareofequalweight,quicklyandeasily.

Todothisyoumustfirstsetyoursamplebytellingthebalancehowmanypartsyou

have.

1) Placeyourcontaineronthebalanceandpressthe[Tare]keyasdescribed in4.2 Zeroing/Taresection.Thiswillremovetheweightofthecontainerfromyourcount.

2) Whenthebalanceisinnormalweighingmodewiththeinitialquantityonthe

balance,pressthe[Smpl]keytostartthepartscountingfunction.

3) The initial number of samples should match the options for parts counting,

10,20,50,100or200pieces.

4) The balance will initially show SP 10 asking for a sample size of 10 parts.

Press[Mode]tocyclethroughtheoptions:10,20,50,100,200andbackto10

toselectthesampleyouhaveplacedonthebalance.



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5) Press[Smpl]againonceyouhaveselectedthesample.Thedisplaywillshow

you the number. As more parts are added the display will show the total

numberofparts(PCSwillbeshowninthealphanumericdisplay).

6) Bypressingthe[Mode]keyyoucanviewtheunitweight(W/P),totalweight

(g)orthecount(PCS).Thetotalandtheunitweightareshowninthecurrent

weighingunits.

7) Press[Smpl]toreturntonormalweighing.

5.3 ACCUMULATION

Therearetwotypesofaccumulationsautomaticandmanual.

AutomaticAccumulation ManualAccumulation

When the balance is set for automatic

accumulation, see Parameters 6.3Setting the Printer Parameters /Accumulation, the weight will be added

to the memory when the balance

becomesstable.

When the balance is set to manual

accumulation, see Parameters 6.3Setting the Printer Parameters /Accumulation, the weight displayed will

only be stored in memory once the[Print] key is pressed and the weight is

stable.

1) Place the weight on the balance. If automatic then the balance will

automaticallyaccumulatetheweight. Ifsettomanual thenyouwillneedto

pressthe[Print]key.

2) Thedisplaywillshow ACC 1followedbythetotalvalue inthememoryfor2

secondsbeforereturningtodisplayingtheweightoftheitemonthebalance.

3) TheweightwillbetransmittedtoaprinterorPC.

4) Removetheweight,allowingthebalancetoreturntozero.

5) Putasecondweighton.Againifsettoautomaticitwillaccumulatetheweight

automatically. Alternatively press [Print], the display will show ACC 2followed by the new total in thememory for 2 seconds before returning to

displayingtheweightoftheitemonthebalance.

6) Continueuntilallweightshavebeenadded.



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Toviewthetotalsinmemorypressthe[Print]keywhenthebalanceisatzero. Thedisplaywillshow ACC xx(wherexxisthetotalnumberofreadings)andthetotal

weight,beforereturningtozero.Atthesametimethetotalwillalsobesentviathe

RS232interface.

Toclear thememory,press[Smpl] oncethetotalaccumulationvalue isdisplayed,afterthepressing[Print].



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6.0 PARAMETERSThebalancehas7parametersthatcanbesetbytheuser.

FUNCTION SECTION DESCRIPTIONF1 UNT Seesection6.1 Setstheunitstobeused

g/ct/Lb/oz/d/GN/OZt/dWt/MM/TL.T/TL.C/TL.t/t

/N/g2.

F2 EL Seesection6.2 Setsthebacklight

ELon: backlightalwayson

EL AU: backlight automatically turns on when a key is

pressed

ELoFF:backlightalwaysoff

F3 SEr Seesection6.3 Setstheprintparameters

F4 oFF Seesection6.4 Setstheautopoweroffparameter

F5 IEC Seesection6.5 Internalorexternalcalibrationselect

F6 CA Seesection6.6 Calmassfineadjust

tECH Technicalparameterssettingmode/factorysetting

6.1 ENABLING

WEIGHING

UNITS

Youcanenableanddisabletheweighingunitsavailabletotheuserwhentheypress

the[Mode]keyasdescribedinsection4.5WeighingUnits.1) To set this parameter press the [Mode] key during selfchecking test when

turningonthebalance.

2) Afterafewseconds,thedisplaywillshowthefirstfunctionF1 UNT.

3) Pressthe[Tare]keytoviewthecurrentsettingsofeachunit.

4) Pressing the [Tare] key will cycle through the other units along with their

currentsettings.Forexample,ifoFFisdisplayedwiththeweighingunitCarats,

theuserwillnotbeabletousethisunitwhileweighing.

5) Pressing the [Mode] key will change the setting of a particular unit. Forexample, to enable the weighing unit Carats, change the setting to on by

pressingthe[Mode]key.



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6) WhenF1Untisdisplayed,youcanpressthe[Print]keytoreturntoweighingorpress[Mode]togotothenextfunction.

The following table shows different units which are available to the user and the

conversionfactorsforeach.

Name of theUnits

Description ConversionFactor

DisplaySymbol

Grams Astandardmetricunit 1.0 g

Carats Usedforweighingjewelryandgems,etc. 5.0 ct

Pounds StandardweighingunitinUK/USA.* 0.002205 Lb

Ounce Avoirdupoisounce.

16ouncesmakeapound.

0.03528 OZ

Drams Anancientunitofweight.Equalto1/16th

ofanounce.

0.5645 d

Grains A basic weighing unit in the imperial

system.Usedtoweighgunpowder.

15.432 GN

OunceTroy Troyounce usedforweighinggold,silver

andinpharmacy.

0.03216 OZt

Pennyweight Pennyweight was the weight of a silver

penny in medieval England. Equals to

1/20th

ofanOunceTroy.

0.6432 dWt

Mommes A weighing unit used in Japan to weigh

pearls.

0.26667 MM

TaelsHk. Hongkong Taels used to weigh coral,

pearls,etc.

0.02675 TL.T

TaelsS. SingaporeTaels 0.02646 TL.C

TaelsT. TaiwanTaels 0.02675 TL.t

Tical AnAsianweighingunit 0.08576 t

Newtons Usedtomeasureforce 0.009808 N

Grams Gramswithlastdigitsuppressed 1.0 g2

*LbsarenotavailableonHCB123Model

6.2 SETTINGTHEBACKLIGHT

Thebacklightmaybeenabledordisabledby theuser. If thebacklight isdisabled,

thebatterylifewillbegreater.Thefollowingsettingsareavailable:

EL AU Setsthebacklighttooperateautomaticallywhenaweightis

placedonthebalanceorakeyispressed.

EL Off Setsthebacklighttobeoff.

EL On Setsthebacklighttobeonforfulltime.



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1) To set this parameter press the [Mode] key during selfchecking test when



3) Pressthe[Mode]keytoselectF2 EL .

4) Pressthe[Tare]keytoviewthecurrentsettingsforthebacklight.

5) Tochangethesettingspressthe[Mode]keytoscrollthroughothersettingsasshownabove.

6) Press[Tare]tostoreaparticularsetting.ThedisplaywillreturntoF2 EL

7) WhenF2 EL isdisplayedpressthe[Print]keytoreturntoweighingorpress

[Mode]togotothenextfunction.6.3 SETTINGTHEPRINTINGPARAMETERS/ACCUMULATION




3) Keeppressingthe[Mode]keyuntilF3 SEr isdisplayed.

4) Pressthe[Tare]keytoviewthecurrentsettings.

5) Firstselectwhichcommunicationportyouwishtoconfigureandset(onlyone

portcanbeusedatatime).

The screen will show S 232 or S USb. Press the [Mode] key to select whichinterfaceyouwouldliketouse.Press[Tare]toconfirmsettingandconfigureinterface.

6) The following options are available for setting the output and accumulation

functions:

Mode PrintFeature AccumulationP1 Prt Dataissentwheneverthe[Print]keyis

pressed.

Manualaccumulationwhen

the[Print]keyispressed.

P2 Con Dataissentcontinuously. Accumulationisdisabled.

P3 AUT Theweighingresultswillbesenttothe

communicationportautomatically

Automaticaccumulationwhen

stable



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whenever astablereadingispresent.

Thebalancehastoreturntozero

beforeanotherreadingissentviathe

interface.

Pressthe[Mode]keytochangethesetting.Press[Tare]toconfirmandmovetothenextparameter.

7) Settingthebaudrate.Thisisthetransmissionspeedforcommunicationwith

printers and computers. The selected rate must match that of the other

deviceforcommunicationstowork.

Thefollowingsettingsareavailable:

b 600

b 1200

b 2400

b 4800

b 9600


8) Paritysettings.Parityisacommunicationscheck.Thereare3settingsthatthe

Highlandcanworkwithasfollows:

8 n 1 8 data bits, no parity

7 E 1 7 data bits, even parity7 0 1 7 data bits, odd parity


9) The display will go back showing F3 SEr. Press the [Print] key to return to

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6.4 AUTOPOWEROFF

The auto power off function helps conserve power, when using the internal

rechargeablebatteryorACadapter.TheAutoswitchofftimemaybesetupbythe

user.




3) Keeppressingthe[Mode]keyuntilF4 oFFisdisplayed.


5) Press[Mode]tochangethesettings(0,5,10,20and30minutes).6) Press[Tare]tostoreaparticularsetting.ThedisplaywillreturntoF4 oFF

7) WhenF4 oFFisdisplayedpressthe[Print]keytoreturntoweighingorpress

[Mode]togotothenextfunction.6.5 SELECTINGTHEINTERNALOREXTERNALCALIBRATION

Youcanselectiftheinternalmassoranexternalmassistobeusedtocalibratethe

balance.




3) Keeppressingthe[Mode]keyuntilF5 IEC isdisplayed.


5) To change the settings press the [Mode] key to change from INt (internalcalibration)orE(externalcalibration)

6) Press[Tare]tostoreaparticularsetting.ThedisplaywillreturntoF5 IEC

7) WhenF5 IEC isdisplayedpressthe[Print]keytoreturntoweighingorpress

[Mode]togotothenextfunction.



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6.6 ADJUSTTHEVALUEOFTHEINTERNALMASS

The internalmassvaluestored inmemorycanbe adjusted tomorecloselymatch

thevalueoftheusersexternalmass.




3) Keeppressingthe[Mode]keyuntilF6 CAisdisplayed.


5) Thedisplaywillshowthecurrentvaluewiththefirstdigitflashing.Tochange

thevaluepress[%]toshifttheposition,press[Mode] to increase thevalueandpress[Print]todecreasethevalue.Theinternalcalibrationweightshould

onlychangebetween95.000 and 105.000gramsor495.00and505.00grams

(dependinguponthemodel).6) Press[Tare]tostoreaparticularsetting.ThedisplaywillreturntoF6 CA

7) WhenF6 CAisdisplayedpressthe[Print]keytoreturntoweighingorpress

[Mode]togotothenextfunction.8) Pressing[Mode]willshowTECH. Thisfunctionisamanufacturingfunctionfor

qualified techniciansonly and youcan press [Mode] again to scroll through

parameteroptions,orpress[Print]toreturntonormalweighing.

Changingthevalueoftheinternalweightwillaffectthecalibrationwhenusingthe

internalcalibration.Tocheck ifyour internalweight iscorrectyoushouldonlyuse

highqualityweightsthatareaccuratetothereadabilityofthebalance.



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7.0 CALIBRATIONTheHighlandseriesofbalancescomesstandardwithHandiCalTMinternalcalibrationtomakecalibratingthebalancequickandeasy.Howeveryoucanalsocalibratethe

balanceusinganexternalverificationweightifneeded.TheHandiCalmethodisthe

defaultbut ifyouwould liketouseexternalcalibrationthenyoumustfirstenable

thisviatheparameter(section6.5SelectingTheInternalOrExternalCalibration).

InternalCalibrationusingHandiCal

1) Pressthe[on/off]keytoturnthepoweron.2) Press the [Smpl] and [Print] keys at the same time during the selfchecking

test.

3) Thedisplaywillshowunload.Removeanyweightfromthestainlesssteelpan.

4) Whenthestableindicatorshowspressthe[Tare]key.

5) ThedisplayshowsC Int. Pressthe[Tare]key

6) The display shows LoAd. Lower the internal calibration mass located behind

thepan.Usethehandletohelplowertheweightasfarasitwillgo.Pressthe

[Tare]keyoncethestablesignisshown.7) ThedisplaywillshowPASS.Rotate theweightback to itsoffposition.Once

removedthebalancewillreturntozero.

ExternalCalibration

1) Pressthe[on/off]keytoturnthepoweron.2) Press the [Smpl] and [Print] keys at the same time during the selfchecking

test.

3) Thedisplaywillshowunload.Removeanyweightfromthestainlesssteelpan.

4) Whenthestableindicatorshowspressthe[Tare]key.



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5) Thedisplaywillshow the firstweight thatyoucanuse tocalibrate theunit.

Youcanchangethisvaluebypressingthe[Mode] key.Theweightsthatcanbeusedareasfollows:

Model# HCB123 HCB153 HCB302 HCB602 HCB602H HCB1002 HCB1502 HCB3001Weight1 60g 50g 100g 200g 200g 500g 500g 1000g

Weight2 120g 100g 200g 400g 400g 1000g 1000g 2000g

Weight3 150g 300g 600g 600g 1500g 3000g

6) Oncethecalibrationweighthasbeenselectedpressthe[Tare]key8) ThedisplayshowsLoAd.Placeyourweightonthepan.Press[Tare]keyonce

thestablesignisshown.

9) ThedisplaywillshowPASS.Removetheweightfromthepan.

NOTE:Ifthecalibrationfailsretry. ThebalancewillshowFAlL H(whentheweightishigher)orFAlL L (when the weight is lower). Repeat the process using thecorrectcalibrationweight.



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8.0 TROUBLESHOOTING8.1 ERRORMESSAGES

Ifanerrormessageisshown,repeatthestepthatcausedthemessage.Iftheerror

messageisstillshownthencontactyourdealerforsupport.

ERRORCODE DESCRIPTION POSSIBLECAUSES SOLUTIONSErr 4 InitialZeroisgreater

thanallowed(4%of

maximumcapacity)

whenpoweristurned

onorwhenthe[Tare]

keyispressed.

Weightonthepanwhen

turningon.Excessiveweighton

thepanwhenzeroingthe

balance.

Impropercalibrationofthe

balance.

Damagedloadcell.

DamagedElectronics.

Removethetransitscrew

makesurethepanisfitted

correctly.

Makesurethecalibration

weightisinitsoffposition.

Removeanyweightfrom

thestainlesssteelpan.

Tryrecalibrating.

Err 5 KeyboardError. Improperoperationofthebalance.

Turnthebalanceoffand

backonagain.

Err 6 A/Dcountisnotcorrectwhenturning

thescaleon.

Loadcelldamaged.

Electronicsdamaged.

Removeanyweightfrom

thestainlesssteelpanand

turnthebalanceoffand

backonagain.Try

calibratingthebalance.

Err 9 A/Dcountisnotstablewhenturning

thescaleon.

Loadcelldamage.

Somethingtouchingthepan.

Air movement, vibration or

instability.

Theremaybemovement,

vibrationordirtonscale

duringturningon.Make

surethereisnothing

touchingthepan.Make

suretheinternalweightis

intheoffposition.Make

surethebalanceislevel.

Tryrecalibrating.

LowBatteryindicator. Internalbatterymaybeflat. Chargethebatteryor

replaceinternal

rechargeablebattery.

Unstablebalance

cannotgetastable

reading.

Possibledamagetothe

mechanics/Loadcell.

Makesurethebalanceis

onaflatsurfaceandaway

fromvibration.Makesure

thecalibrationweightisin

itsoffposition.

RedLight

onfront

panel

LowBatteryindicator. Internalbatterymaybeflat. Chargethebatteryor

replaceinternal


NoPowerwhen

turningon.Internalbatterymaybeflat. Chargethebatteryor

replaceinternal




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8.2 REPLACEMENTPARTSANDACCESSORIES

Ifyouneedtoorderanysparepartsandaccessories,contactyoursupplierorAdam

Equipment.Apartiallistofthemorecommonitemsfollows:

PartNumber Description

9160 ACadapter USAplug12VDC800mA

9156 ACadapter UKplug12VDC800mA

9157 ACadapter Europlug12VDC800mA

9158 ACadapter SAplug12VDC800mA

9159 ACadapter Australianplug12VDC800mA

9502 Stainlesssteelpan

9511

Draft

shield

lid

9510 Draftshield(withoutlid)

9303 Replacementcalibrationhandle

9305 Inusewetcover

9028 RS232interfacecable

9304 USBinterfacecable

8030 Securitylockandcable

9307 HardCarrycase

8023 ThermalPrinter

9061 AdamDU (DataCollectionSoftware)



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9.0 SPECIFICATIONS9.1 TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS

HCB123 HCB153 HCB302 HCB602 HCB602H HCB1002 HCB1502 HCB3001

MaximumCapacity 120g 150g 300g 600g 600g 1000g 1500g 3000g

Readability 0.001g 0.005g 0.01g 0.02g 0.01g 0.01g 0.05g 0.1g

Repeatability(s.d.) 0.002g 0.005g 0.01g 0.02g 0.01g 0.01g 0.05g 0.1g

Linearity 0.04g 0.01g 0.02g 0.04g 0.02g 0.02g 0.1g 0.2g

Pan 120mm/4.7

Draftshield Includedasstandard

UnitsofMeasure g/ct/OZ/d/GN/OZt/dWt/MM/

TL.T/TL.C/TL.t/t/N/g2.

g/ct/Lb/OZ/d/GN/OZt/dWt/MM

/TL.T/TL.C/TL.t/t/N/g2.

9.2 COMMONSPECIFICATIONS

Interface USBandRS232,bidirectional

StabilizationTime 2Secondstypical

OperatingTemperature 0Cto40C/32Fto104F

Powersupply(external) 12VDC 800mA

Calibration HandiCalInternalcalibrationorexternalcalibration Userselectable

Display 18mmhigh6digitsLCD

Withautobacklightandloadingbargraph

ScaleHousing ABSPlasticwithStainlessSteelPan

OverallDimensions(wxdxh) 170x245x80mm/6.7x9.6X3.1

NetWeight 1.5kg/3.3lb

9.3 RS232/USBSPECIFICATIONS

Either the RS232 or USB interfacecan beused atone time.Youcannot useboth

interfacesatthesame time.Seeparameters6.3SettingThePrintingParameters/Accumulationsectionforfullinformationonsettings

ThestandardInterfaceparametersare:

Connectiondetailsare:

GenerallyaNullmodel cable is required

forconnectiontoacomputerorprinters.

RS232outputofweighingdata

ASCIIcode

4800Baud

8databits

NoParity

Connector: 9pindsubminiaturesocket

Pin3 Output

Pin2 Input

Pin5 SignalGround



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Data Format for normal weighing operations, parts counting or recalling of totals

frommemorywillallbedifferent.

NormalOutput: G S_ X X X. X X u u u

GS

123.45g

GS

for

Gross

Weight,

NT

for

Net

Weight

and

u

for

unit

of

weight

No. 1 Thisnumberincrementseverytimeanewvalueisstoredinmemory

Total 123.45g Thetotalvaluestoredinmemory

Includes2linefeeds

Inputcommandformat:Thescalecanbecontrolledwiththefollowingcommands.Thecommandsmustbe

sentinuppercaseletters,i.e.Tnott.

T Taresthescaletodisplaythenetweight.Thisisthesameaspressing[Tare]

key.

Z Setsthezeropointforallsubsequentweighing.Displayshowszero.

T5.345 Wouldbesameasenteringapresettarevalueof5.345from keypad

P PrintstheresultstoaPCorprinterusingtheoptionalRS232interface.Italsoaddsthevaluetotheaccumulationmemory iftheaccumulationfunction is

notsettoautomatic.



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10.0 CALIBRATIONCERTIFICATE

11.0 WARRANTYSTATEMENTAdamEquipmentoffersLimitedWarranty(PartsandLabor)forthecomponentsfailedduetodefectsinmaterialsor

workmanship. Warrantystartsfromthedateofdelivery.

During the warranty period, should any repairs be necessary, the customer must inform the supplier or Adam

Equipment.Thecompanyor itsauthorisedTechnicianreservestherighttorepairorreplaceanycomponentsat its

own discretion. Any shipping costs involved in sending the faulty units to a service centre is the customers

responsibility.

The warranty will cease to operate if the equipment is not returned in the original packaging and with correct

documentationforaclaimtobeprocessed.AllclaimsareatthesolediscretionofAdamEquipment.

Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverequipmentwheredefectsorpoorperformance isdue tomisuse,accidentaldamage,

exposure to radioactive or corrosive materials, negligence, faulty installation, unauthorised modifications or

attemptedrepairorfailuretoobservetherequirementsandrecommendations asgiveninthisUserManual.

Repairs carried out under the warranty does not extend the warranty period. Components removed during the

warrantyrepairsbecomethecompanypropertyofAdamEquipment.

Thestatutoryrightofthepurchaserisnotaffectedbythiswarranty.Thetermsofthiswarrantyaregovernedbythe

Laws of England and Wales. For complete details on Warranty Information, see the terms and conditions of sale

availableonourwebsite.



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ManufacturersDeclarationofConformityThis product has been manufactured in accordance with the

harmonised European standards, following the provisions of the

belowstateddirectives:

ElectroMagneticCompatibilityDirective2004/108/EC

LowVoltageDirective2006/95/EC

AdamEquipmentCo.Ltd.

BondAvenue,DenbighEast

MiltonKeynes,MK11SWUnitedKingdom

FCCCOMPLIANCEThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththe limitsforaClassAdigitaldevice,

pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules. Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotection

againstharmfulinterferencewhentheequipmentisoperatedinacommercialenvironment. The

equipmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandused

in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interferenceinwhichcasetheuserwillberequiredtocorrecttheinterferenceathisownexpense.

Shieldedinterconnectcablesmustbeemployedwiththisequipmenttoinsurecompliancewiththe

pertinentRFemissionlimitsgoverningthisdevice.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Adam Equipment could void the user's

authoritytooperatetheequipment.

WEEECOMPLIANCE

Any Electrical or Electronic Equipment (EEE) component or assembly of parts intended to be

incorporatedintoEEEdevicesasdefinedbyEuropeanDirective2002/95/EECmustberecycledor

disposed using techniques that do not introduce hazardous substances harmful to our healthor

the environment as listed in Directive 2002/95/EC or amending legislation. Battery disposal in

LandfillSitesismoreregulatedsinceJuly2002byregulation9oftheLandfill(EnglandandWales)

Regulations2002andHazardousWasteRegulations2005.

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ForacompletelistingofallAdamscalesandbalancesvisitourwebsiteat:

www.adamequipment.com

Copyright by Adam Equipment Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this

publicationmaybereprintedortranslatedinanyformorbyanymeanswithoutthe

priorpermissionofAdamEquipment.

Adam Equipment reserves the right to make changes to the technology, features,

specificationsanddesignoftheequipmentwithoutnotice.

All information contained within this publication is to the best of our knowledge

timely,completeandaccuratewhen issued. However,wearenot responsible for

misinterpretationswhichmayresultfromthereadingofthismaterial.

ThelatestversionofthispublicationcanbefoundonourWebsite.

Many aspects of design and internal operation of these scales are protected by

TradeMarkandPatentProtection.

HeadOffice:AdamEquipmentCo.Ltd.

BondAvenue,

MiltonKeynes,

MK11SW

UnitedKingdom

Tel:+44(0)1908274545

Fax:+44(0)1908641339

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