Printouts - RADWAG UYA 4Y.PLUS Ultra-Microbalances Manuel De L'utilisateur

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Set required parameters, press
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Automatic control is started. The weighing instrument is tared and the feeder starts
dispensing the first element onto the weighing pan.
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With the first element on the weighing pan, the feeder pauses, the element is weighed; the
first stable measurement is carried out.
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The measurement is saved, the weighing instrument is zeroed, the next element is dispensed
onto the weighing pan. The weighing process is carried out analogously.
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The cycle is repeated until all pieces determined for <Batch quantity> process are weighed.
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The following information is displayed during control process:
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Reference sample quantity
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Product
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Average,
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Standard deviation
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T1- errors quantity
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T1+ errors quantity
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Upon completed measuring process of a particular batch, a report is generated, saved to
balance's database and printed on a balance-connected printer.
Caution! Each control process can be aborted if necessary, to abort a process press
process is stopped and control cancelled (no report is generated).

29.3. Printouts

Printouts option enables you to determine content of a particular standard printout, and to define non-
standard printout.
Standard printout comprises four internal blocks, each containing different variables.
Variable settings: YES – print; NO – do not print.
Settings for header, GLP, and footer printouts are specified in section 14.7. For settings of mass
control report read below.
Caution!
In order to specify which measurement data is to be printed on a report it is necessary to modify settings
for <Weighing printout template> parameter. To enable particular measurement data printout set <YES>
value for it.
Report content:
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Working mode
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Date
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Time
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Balance type
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Balance S/N
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Report no.
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Operator
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Name and surname
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Product
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Start date
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End date
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Batch number
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Reference sample quantity
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Nominal mass
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T4- threshold
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T3- threshold
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T2- threshold
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T1- threshold
button to start automatic mass control.
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button. The