Functions For Adaptation To Ambient Conditions; Stability And Reaction (Average Value); Automatic Mode; Filling Mode - KERN PBS Serie Betriebsanleitung

13 Functions for adaptation to ambient conditions

13.1 Stability and reaction (average value)

Exists the possibility to tune the stability of the display and the degree of reaction of
the balance to the requirements of certain applications or the installation environment.
There is a possibility of selection among five operating modes. Please note that in
general slowing down reaction times result in higher stability of the set data handling,
while speeding up reaction times have an influence on the stability deterioration.
However, the balances of PBS/PBJ type are designed to ensure both properties i.e.
fast reaction time and high stability.

13.1.1 Automatic mode

Select the menu element 22:
The balance automatically and dynamically undertakes to optimally determine the
average value during observation of load data. If there are not any special
circumstances, this setting should always be used.

13.1.2 Filling mode

Select the menu element 23:
This mode is suitable for weighing invariable liquid volumes. It is very susceptible to
wind and vibration.
(When the filling mode is active, the button makes it possible to switch over
between 3 stability settings.)

13.1.3 Standard mode

Select the menu element 24:
This mode is suitable for weighing in normal environment. The determination of the
average value is fixed and is not subject to adaptation as in the automatic mode which
is performed dynamically.

13.1.4 Antivibration mode

Select the menu element 25:
This mode should be used if the balance is placed at a location where there are strong
vibrations, and its readings fluctuate in automatic mode.
The balance reaction is deteriorated in a result of small changes of weight.

13.1.5 Antiwind mode

Select the menu element 26:
This mode should be used if the balance is placed at a location where it is exposed to
air currents which cause fluctuations of its readings in automatic mode.
This reaction is deteriorated even more than in the antivibration mode, but the weighing
process is more stable.
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