OHAUS Adventurer Manuel D'instructions page 7

Setting Tone Signal On or Off
1. With the balance OFF, press and hold >O/T< until MENU is dis-
played, release it and UNITS is displayed.
2. Press Mode Off until SYS is displayed.
3. Press >O/T<, BEEP ON is displayed.
4. Press Mode Off to select ON or OFF.
5. To store, press >O/T<, END is displayed, then press >O/T<.
6. To exit the menu, press Mode Off until MENU END is displayed,
then press >O/T<. Balance returns to a weighing mode.
Resetting Communication and Printing Parameters to Factory
Defaults
Factory defaults are: Baud Rate = 2400, Parity = No, Data = 7,
Stop Bit = 2, Stbl = ON, Auto = OFF.
1. With the balance OFF, press and hold >O/T< until MENU is dis-
played, release it and UNITS is displayed.
2. Press Mode Off repeatedly until PRINT is displayed.
3. Press >O/T<, RESET n is displayed (n = no). Select y = yes by
pressing Mode Off.
4. Repeately press >O/T< until MENU END is displayed, then press
>O/T<. The balance displays all of the communication settings as
you advance through the menu. Balance returns to a weighing
mode.
Setting Communication and Print Parameters
Bolded setting shown below are the factory settings.
1. To enter the Print Menu, with the balance OFF, press and hold
>O/T< until MENU is displayed, release it and UNITS is displayed.
2. Press Mode Off repeatedly until PRINT is displayed.
Setting Baud Rate
Press >O/T<, until bd 2400 is displayed. Using the Mode Off button,
you can select baud rates of 600, 1200, 2400, 4800 or 9600.
Once you have selected the proper baud rate for your system, press
>O/T<, the display advances to PAR no (parity).
Setting Parity
Repeatedly press Mode Off, to select either no, odd or E for even.
Once the desired parameter is selected, press >O/T<, the display
advances to DATA 7.
Setting Data
Pressing the Mode Off button allows the selection of DATA 7 or DATA
8. Once the desired parameter is selected, press >O/T<, the display
advances to STOP 2.
Setting Stop Bit
Pressing Mode Off, you can select STOP 1 or 2. Press >O/T<, the
display advances to STBL ON.
Setting Print Modes
The Adventurer balance offers a choice of manually printing only
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stable or all data (STBL ON/OFF) at any time by pressing the Print
button or printing stable readings automatically (AUTO ON/OFF). The
default setting for automatic stable readings is OFF. Only one of these
may be set on at a time.
Stable Data On or Off
When STBL ON is displayed, press Mode Off to select ON or OFF,
then press >O/T<, AUTO OFF is displayed.
Auto Print On or Off
With Auto Print ON, the balance automatically prints stable data
when the display changes by at least five counts. Press Mode Off
and select ON or OFF, then press >O/T<, END is displayed. To save
settings, press >O/T<. MENU END is displayed. Press >O/T< to
return to weigh mode.
Parts Counting
To use Parts Counting, it must first be activated in the Menu. Refer to
Menu section to activate parts counting. The balance will count parts
based on the weight of a reference sample of 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100
parts. For optimum results, the parts should be uniform in weight.
1. Place a container on the pan and press >O/T< to tare it.
2. With the balance ON, press and hold >O/T< until SEt PCS is
displayed, then release it. The display shows SEt XX, where XX is
the last used counting sample. To change the sample size,
repeatedly press Mode Off and stop at the desired sample num-
ber. Choices are 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100 pieces.
3. Add the selected number of parts to the container, then press
>O/T<. The display shows the number of parts added.
4. Add parts as desired and read the quantity on the display.
5. To read the weight of the parts, press Mode Off to change to any of
the activated weighing units. You can return to parts counting at
any time by repeatedly pressing Mode Off until the parts counting
indicator is displayed. Sample weight is retained as long as the
balance remains plugged in or you change it by the procedure
above.
6. To exit to weighing mode, press Mode Off until desired unit is
displayed. Press >O/T< to tare the balance.
CALIBRATION
Adventurer TM balances are calibrated before shipment, however, cali-
bration can be affected by changes in location, temperature, or rough
handling. Adventurer TM balances can be calibrated in two ways: Span
calibration or Linearity calibration. Span calibration resets the
balance's weighing range using two weight values: zero and a weight
value at or near the balance's capacity. Linearity calibration mini-
mizes deviation between actual and displayed weights within the
balance's weighing range. Three weight values are used: zero, a
weight value within the balance's weighing range and a weight value
at or near the balance's specified capacity.
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