Overview Non-Verified Weighing Systems (Adjustment Switch In Position , See Chap. 7.9) - KERN KXS-TM Betriebs Und Installationsanleitung

11.1 Overview non-verified weighing systems
(Adjustment switch in position <Adj>, see chap. 7.9)
Menu block Menu item
Main menu Submenu
P0 ChK SEt h
Weighing with
SEt L
tolerance range
PCS h
PCS L
bEEP
P1 rEF
A2n0
Zero point
0Auto
settings
0rAGE
0rECr
0tACE
FiL
46
Available settings / explanation
Upper limit value „Tolerance check weighing", input see
chap. 10.5.1
Lower limit value „Tolerance check weighing", input see
chap. 10.5.1
Upper limit value „Tolerance check counting", input
see chap.
10.5.2
Lower limit value „Tolerance check counting", input
see chap.
10.5.2
Acoustic signal for weighing with tolerance range
no
switched off
Acoustic signal when weighed load is within
oK*
tolerance limits
Acoustic signal when weighed load is beyond
nG
tolerance limits
Automatic zero setting range, digits selectable (0* – 9 d)
Switch-on zero setting range
Load range where the display after switching-on the
balance is set to zero.
Selectable 0, 2, 5, 10*, 20, 30, 50, 100 %
Manual zero setting range
Load range by setting the display to zero after pressing the
ZERO-key.
Selectable 0, 2*, 4, 10 , 20* , 50, 100%.
While the function is enabled the last zero point will be
saved. After switching the appliance off and on or after a
power failure the equipment with the stored zero point
continues to work. Selectable on / off*
Auto Zero function, selectable <on* / off>
While the scale is unloaded minor weight fluctuations will
be corrected automatically.
In the event that small quantities are removed or added to
the material to be weighed, incorrect weighing results can
be displayed due to
(Example: Slowly draining fluids from a container on the
balance).
When apportioning involves small variations of weight, it is
advisable to switch off this function.
Filter settings, selectable 0* - 9
< 0 >: Calm and stable environment

< 9 >: Busy environment
the "stability compensation".
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