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Section 4: Basic operating concepts for the terminal and software
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5 «6» key
Before leaving the factory, your balance has been programmed with standard applications (e.g. for normal
weighing, piece counting, and density determination). Use this key to select the application you wish to work
with.
6 «7» key
Each application has a large number of settings which can be used to adapt it optimally to the specific task.
Use this key to call up the menus to configure the currently active application.
7 «8» key
When this key is pressed, the weighing result is transmitted via the interface to, for example, a printer. However,
other devices, such as a PC, can also be connected. There are no restrictions on the data that can be
transmitted.
The keys in the dark field at the bottom edge of the terminal are for carrying out the weighings.
The display is divided into a number of zones:
1 In the upper left-hand corner, the currently active application and the current user
profile are displayed. By touching this zone, you can call up a menu in which you
can select the desired application (you can also call up this menu with the «6» key).
2 In the top right-hand section, the date (2a) and time (2b) are displayed. By touching
these zones, you can change the date and time.
3 In this zone the current weighing result is displayed. If you touch this zone (3a), a
small menu appears in which you can select the font for displaying the weighing
result. If you touch the weighing unit (3b), a window opens in which you can select
the desired weighing unit.
4 This zone displays additional information (information fields), which make your
work easier. Touching this zone opens a menu in which you can specify which
information fields and function keys should be displayed (the same menu is also
available under the «7» key).
5 This zone displays the “SmartTrac”, which is a graphical weighing-in aid that shows
you at a glance how much of the weighing range has already been used and how
much is still available. By touching this zone, you can choose between various
different display styles for “SmartTrac”, turn it off completely, or include a small
stopwatch in the display.
6 This zone is reserved for the function keys, which give you direct access to frequently
used functions and settings. If more than 5 function keys are activated, you can use
the arrow keys to switch between them.
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4.2 The display
The illuminated graphics display of your terminal is a “TouchScreen”, or in other words, a screen which is sensitive to touch. You
can use it not only to read data and settings, but by touching the display surface you can also make settings and carry out functions.
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- Operating Instructions 1
- METTLER TOLEDO 1
- AX and MX/UMX Balances 1
- Overview of your AX balance 2
- For connection to evaluation 3
- Contents 4
- Leere Seite 8
- 1.1 Introduction 9
- 1.4 Safety first 10
- 2 Setting up the balance 11
- 2.4 Power supply 12
- 2.5 Glass draft shield 13
- 2.7 Transporting the balance 15
- 3Your first weighing 17
- 4.1 Overview of the terminal 18
- 4.2 The display 19
- Reliable 22
- 4.4 Typical working procedure 23
- 5 System settings 25
- 5.5 “SmartSens” settings 31
- 5.6 Renaming the user profile 32
- 5.9 Terminal settings 34
- 5.11 Date and time 36
- 5.13 Balance information 39
- 6 The “Weighing” Application 40
- 6.2.2 Select function keys 42
- 7.2 Selecting the application 63
- 8.2 Selecting the application 66
- 9 The “Density” Application 70
- 9.3.1 Overview 71
- 9.5.1 Sample identification 81
- 10.3.1 Overview 86
- 11.3.2 Selecting the series 90
- 11.3.1 Overview 90
- 11.3.3 Processing a series 91
- 11.3.4 Deleting a series 91
- 11.4.1 Defining a series 94
- 12.1 Operating principle 100
- 12.2 Prerequisites 100
- 13.2 Further error messages 103
- 13.3 Cleaning and service 104
- 14.1 General data 105
- 14.2 Model-specific data 106
- Technical data (limit values) 107
- 14.3 Dimensions 111
- METTLER TOLEDO 112
- 14.6 Accessories 116
- 15 Appendix 119
- Checklist for creating SOPs 120
- 16 Index 122
- *P11780394* 124
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