A D GX-12001L Apollo High Capacity Precision Balances Instruction Manual

: June 1, 2024
: A D

Table of Contents

GX-12001L Apollo High Capacity Precision Balances
Specifications
Product Usage Instructions
1. Introduction
2. Part Names, Installation, and Precautions
3. Display and Key Panel (Basic Operation)
- 3.1 Smart Range Function
4. Weighing
5. Impact Shock Detection (ISD) Function
Q: Can I modify the contents of this manual?
Q: What should I do if I notice any errors in the manual?
Q: Is there a liability for losses due to product

GX-12001L Apollo High Capacity Precision Balances

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Specifications

Model: GX-L Series, GF-L Series
Capacity: Various capacities available as
listed in the manual
Features: High-capacity precision
balances

Product Usage Instructions

1. Introduction

Read through the features, models, and compliance information
provided in the manual.

2. Part Names, Installation, and Precautions

Refer to the manual for detailed information on part names,
installation procedures, and precautions to be followed.

3. Display and Key Panel (Basic Operation)

Learn about the basic operation of the display and key panel,
including the Smart range function.

3.1 Smart Range Function

Understand how the Smart range function works and its importance
in operation.

4. Weighing

Follow the instructions provided in the manual for accurate
weighing using the precision balances.

5. Impact Shock Detection (ISD) Function

Learn about the Impact Shock Detection function and how to
record impact history and output data.

5.1 Recording Impact History

Follow the steps outlined in the manual to record impact history
accurately.

5.2 Impact History Output

Understand how to retrieve and interpret impact history output
for analysis.

FAQ

Q: Can I modify the contents of this manual?

A: No, the manual contents should not be
reprinted, copied, or modified without prior written consent.

Q: What should I do if I notice any errors in the manual?

A: Contact A&D Company if you notice any
uncertainties, errors, or omissions in the manual for clarification
or updates.

Q: Is there a liability for losses due to product

operation?

A: A&D bears no liability for any loss or
damages resulting from product operation, defects, or data losses
as stated in the manual.

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GX-L SERIES GF-L SERIES
High-Capacity Precision Balances
GX-L Series
GX-12001L / GX-22001L / GX-32001L / GX-32001LD / GX-42001L / GX-62001L GX- 62000L / GX-102000L GX-32001LS / GX-32001LDS / GX-62001LS / GX-62000LS / GX- 102000LS
GF-L Series
GF-12001L / GF-22001L / GF-32001L / GF-62000L
1WMPD4004697A

This Manual and Marks
All safety messages are identified by the following, “WARNING” or “CAUTION”. The meanings are as follows:

WARNING CAUTION

A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

This is a hazard alert mark.

Note for precautions:

Caution Note

Describes the points to be careful for appropriate use. Describes highly possible to be handled inappropriately’ orgeneral advice in using the product’.

About This Manual
(1) No part of this manual may be reprinted, copied, modified, or translated to another language without the prior written consent of A&D Company, Limited (A&D).
(2) The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice. (3) Please contact A&D if you notice any uncertainty, errors, omissions, etc. in this manual. (4) A&D bears no liability for any loss or lost profits due to the operation of this product, and for direct,
indirect, special, or consequential damages resulting from any defect in this product or this manual, even if advised of the possibility of such damage. Furthermore, A&D assumes no liability for claims of rights from third parties. Concurrently, A&D assumes no liability whatsoever for software or data losses.
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Contents
1. Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………………………..7
1-1. Features …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 7 1-2. About the models ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8 1-3. Compliance ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8
2. Part Names, Installation and Precautions…………………………………………………………….8
2-1. Assembly and installation……………………………………………………………………………………………………11 2-2. Precautions before use (Installation considerations and preparation) ……………………………………… 13 2-3. Precautions during use (for more accurate weighing) …………………………………………………………… 15 2-4. Cautions after use ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 16 2-5. Caution on the power supply……………………………………………………………………………………………… 17
3. Display and Key Panel (Basic Operation)…………………………………………………………..18
3-1. Smart range function ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 20
4. Weighing ………………………………………………………………………………………………………22
4-1. The units of measurement ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 22 4-2. Basic operation………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 31 4-3. Counting mode (PCS) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 33 4-4. Percent mode (Percent weighing mode)……………………………………………………………………………… 35 4-5. Animal weighing mode (Hold function)………………………………………………………………………………… 36
5. Impact Shock Detection (ISD) Function……………………………………………………………..37
5-1. Recording impact history…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 37 5-2. Impact history output ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 38
6. Response Adjustment / Self-check Function ………………………………………………………39
6-1. Response adjustment……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 40 6-2. Self check function / automatic setting of minimum weight with ECL ………………………………………………… 41
7. Sensitivity Adjustment / Calibration Test …………………………………………………………….43
7-1. Automatic sensitivity adjustment (GX-L series only) ……………………………………………………………… 45 7-1-1. Inputting the set time……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 46 7-1-2. Clearing the set time ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 47 7-1-3. Setting the interval time …………………………………………………………………………………………… 48
7-2. Sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight (GX-L series only) …………………………………………………. 50 7-3. Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight …………………………………………………………………… 51 7-4. Calibration test using an external weight …………………………………………………………………………….. 52 7-5. Setting the value of the weight …………………………………………………………………………………………… 53 7-6. Correcting the internal weight value (GX-L series only)…………………………………………………………. 54
7-6-1. Correcting the internal weight value AUTO (GX-L series only)………………………………………. 55 7-6-2. Correcting the internal weight value MANUAL (GX-L series only) …………………………………. 56
8. Function Selection Switch and Initialization………………………………………………………..58
8-1. Function selection switch ………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 58 8-2. Initializing the balance ………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 60
8-2-1. Initialization (all items)……………………………………………………………………………………………… 60
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8-2-2. Initialization (function table only)……………………………………………………………………………….. 61

9. Function Table ……………………………………………………………………………………………….62

9-1. Setting the function table…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 62 9-2. Details of the function table ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 64
9-2-1. Output of the function table information ……………………………………………………………………… 73 9-3. Description of the class “Environment/Display” ……………………………………………………………………. 75 9-4. Clock and calendar function ………………………………………………………………………………………………. 78 9-5. Comparator function…………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 80 9-6. Description of the item “Data output mode” …………………………………………………………………………. 91 9-7. Weighing data format ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 94
9-7-1. Output examples of weighing data format ………………………………………………………………….. 99 9-8. Description of application mode ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 100 9-9. Storing units ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 101

10. ID Number and GLP Report …………………………………………………………………………..103

10-1. Main objective ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 103 10-2. Setting the ID number …………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 104 10-3. GLP report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 104

11. Data Memory……………………………………………………………………………………………….108

11-1. 11-2. 11-3. 11-4. 11-5. 11-6. 11-7.

Data memory for weighing data ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 108 Data memory for sensitivity adjustment and calibration test…………………………………………………..112 Data memory for “unit weight” in the counting mode …………………………………………………………….115 Data memory for comparator settings…………………………………………………………………………………118 Data memory for tare value……………………………………………………………………………………………… 121 Data memory: Quick selection mode ………………………………………………………………………………… 124 Data memory: Selection/confirmation/storage mode …………………………………………………………… 125

12. Statistical Calculation Mode …………………………………………………………………………..127

12-1. How to use the statistical calculation: Preparation………………………………………………………………. 128 12-2. Statistical calculation mode (Example of use) ……………………………………………………………………. 133

13. Flow Rate Measurement ……………………………………………………………………………….135

13-1. Overview ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 135 13-1-1. About flow rate display (FRD) function …………………………………………………………………….. 135 13-1-2. Flow rate calculation method ………………………………………………………………………………….. 137 13-1-3. Examples of manual setting of flow rate calculation time (Ct) ……………………………………… 138
13-2. How to use flow rate display (FRD) function ………………………………………………………………………. 140 13-2-1. Switching to flow rate measurement mode (function table) …………………………………………. 140 13-2-2. Changing flow rate units ………………………………………………………………………………………… 140 13-2-3. Setting the flow rate calculation time (Ct) …………………………………………………………………. 141 13-2-4. Density input and settings ………………………………………………………………………………………. 146 13-2-5. Switching displays…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 147
13-3. Example of use………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 148 13-3-1. Example of flow rate measurement with pump………………………………………………………….. 148
13-4. Using the comparator ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 149 13-4-1. Changing comparison target value ………………………………………………………………………….. 149 13-4-2. Example of using the comparator ……………………………………………………………………………. 150

13-5. Using analog voltage output…………………………………………………………………………………………….. 152 13-5-1. Example of using analog voltage output …………………………………………………………………… 153
13-6. Commands ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 154

14. Minimum Weight Alert Function ………………………………………………………………………156

14-1. Minimum weight comparison……………………………………………………………………………………………. 157 14-2. Input and output of minimum weight …………………………………………………………………………………. 158
14-2-1. Setting procedure using the function table ……………………………………………………………….. 158 14-2-2. Procedure to set in weighing mode………………………………………………………………………….. 161 14-2-3. Procedure to output the settings in batch …………………………………………………………………. 161 14-3. Outputting data less than the minimum weight …………………………………………………………………… 163

15. Density (Specific Gravity) Measurement ………………………………………………………….164

15-1. 15-2. 15-3. 15-4. 15-5.

Preparing for measurement (Changing the function table) …………………………………………………… 164

Measuring the density (specific gravity) of a solid (Function table

) ………………………………………………. 165

Inputting the density of a liquid…………………………………………………………………………………………. 166

Measuring the density (specific gravity) of a liquid (Function table

) ……………………………. 167

Inputting the volume of the float ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 168

16. Password Lock Function ……………………………………………………………………………….169

16-1. 16-2. 16-3. 16-4. 16-5. 16-6. 16-7.

Enabling password lock function ………………………………………………………………………………………. 171

Entering a password at the start of weighing ……………………………………………………………………… 172

Logging out……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 173

Registering (changing) password……………………………………………………………………………………… 174

Changing password………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 175

Deleting password (

to ) ……………………………………………………………………………….. 176

If password is lost or forgotten …………………………………………………………………………………………. 176

17. Repeatability Check Function (GX-L series only) ………………………………………………177

18. Interface Specifications …………………………………………………………………………………178

18-1. RS-232C……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 178 18-2. USB ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 180

19. Maintenance………………………………………………………………………………………………..181

19-1. Treatment of the balance ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 181

20. Troubleshooting……………………………………………………………………………………………182

20-1. 20-2. 20-3. 20-4.

Checking the balance performance and environment …………………………………………………………. 182 Error displays (error codes)……………………………………………………………………………………………… 183 Other display …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 187 Asking for repair …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 187

21. Connecting Peripheral Devices ………………………………………………………………………188

21-1. Cables needed to connect to peripheral devices ………………………………………………………………… 188 21-2. About data output method ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 189 21-3. Specific examples when connecting multiple peripheral devices at the same time …………………. 190 21-4. Printing weighing values to the printer ………………………………………………………………………………. 193
21-4-1. AD-8127 multi-functional compact printer…………………………………………………………………. 193 21-5. Connecting to a PC ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 195

21-5-1. Quick USB mode…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 195 21-5-2. Virtual COM mode…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 196 21-5-3. RS-232C ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 196 21-5-4. WinCT data transmission software (USB Virtual COM mode or RS-232C) …………………… 197 21-6. Windows communication tools for parameter setting (“WinCT-ParamSet”) ……………………………. 198 21-7. Commands ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 199 21-7-1. Control commands ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 199 21-7-2. The code and error codes ……………………………………………………………………………… 202 21-7-3. Command usage examples ……………………………………………………………………………………. 203 21-8. The UFC function …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 208 21-8-1. UFC program commands……………………………………………………………………………………….. 208 21-8-2. Examples of creating UFC program commands ………………………………………………………… 210 21-9. Key lock function ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..211 21-9-1. Locking all key switches…………………………………………………………………………………………..211 21-9-2. Locking specified key switches ……………………………………………………………………………….. 212
22. Checking the software version of the balance …………………………………………………..213 23. Specifications ………………………………………………………………………………………………214
23-1. Common specifications …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 214 23-2. Individual specifications ………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 215
24. External Dimensions……………………………………………………………………………………..218 25. Options and Accessories ……………………………………………………………………………….220
25-1. Options …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 220 25-2. Accessories (sold separately) ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 222
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1. Introduction
Thank you for purchasing A&D’s GX-L/GF-L series high-capacity electronic balance. Please read this instruction manual carefully to understand and make full use of the balance before using it.
1-1. Features
The balance has a self-check function that inspects the balance itself using electronically controlled load (ECL) and evaluates repeatability performance. The balance can detect the impact applied to its mass sensor, and display and store the impact level. Impact Shock Detection (ISD) Continuous weight change can be calculated, displayed, and output as flow rate. Flow Rate Display (FRD) Equipped with a data memory function to store weighing values, sensitivity adjustment records, and multiple unit weights (mass per sample in counting mode). (For weighing values, up to 200 values can be stored.) The GX-L series has automatic self sensitivity adjustment function using the internal weight, adapting to temperature changes, setting time and interval time. When performing the sensitivity adjustment/calibration test, etc. for the balance, the output corresponding to GLP/GMP, etc. can be output. Using a printer (sold separately), it is possible to record the sensitivity adjustment/calibration test results. GLP: Good Laboratory Practice. Standards for implementing safety tests for drugs and medicines. GMP: Good Manufacturing Practice. Rules for manufacturing and quality control. The clock function built into the balance allows you to output the weighing value with the date and time. (The clock settings can be restricted so that only the Administrator can change them. [Password function]) Comparing the weighing value and the preset upper/lower limit value, the comparator Indicators can display the comparison results with the HI / OK / LO indicator. (5-step comparison setting is also available.) Capacity Indicator displaying the weight value in percentage relative to the weighing capacity. Hold Function is provided for weighing a moving object such as an animal. For measuring density or weighing magnetic materials, the optional GP-20/21 underhook can be used. With the password function, the use of the balance and the operation of changing the function table can be restricted. With the key lock function, the key operation can be disabled and the balance can be operated only by a command from an external device. RS-232C and USB interfaces for outputting the weighing value and data of the balance are equipped as standard. Windows Communication Tools Software (WinCT) makes it easy to communicate with a Windows personal computer. The latest version of WinCT is available for download on A&D website. Windows is the trademark of the Microsoft Corporation., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions.
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1-2. About the models
The GX-L/GF-L series are available in multiple models with different combinations of weighing capacities and readability. In this manual, they are classified and described according to the readability as shown in the table below.

Model

Readability

0.1 g model 0.1 g / 0.5 g

1 g model 1 g

Series Internal adjustment type
GX-12001L / GX-22001L / GX-32001L GX-32001LD / GX-42001L / GX-62001L GX- 32001LS / GX-32001LDS / GX-62001LS
GX-62000L / GX-102000L GX-62000LS / GX-102000LS

External adjustment type GF-12001L / GF-22001L / GF-32001L
GF-62000L

The GX-L series is equipped with the internal weight for sensitivity adjustment. You can use functions such as sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight and automatic sensitivity adjustment. The GF-L series does not have a built-in weight for sensitivity adjustment. When performing sensitivity adjustment, it is necessary to prepare a calibration weight separately.

1-3. Compliance
Compliance with FCC Rules Please note that this equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. This equipment has been tested and has been found to comply with the limits of Class A digital devices pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. These rules are designed to provide reasonable protection against interference when equipment is operated in a commercial environment. If this unit is operated in a residential area, it may cause some interference and under these circumstances the user would be required to take, at his own expense, whatever measures are necessary to eliminate the interference. (FCC = Federal Communications Commission in the U.S.A.)
2. Part Names, Installation and Precautions
This product is a precision instrument, and it should be carefully unpacked. The contents of the package vary depending on the product. Refer to the illustration of the packing contents on the following pages to make sure that everything is included. It is advisable to store the packing materials so that they can be used when transporting the balance for repair.

(1) Swing-arm type
GX-12001L / 22001L / 32001L / 32001LD / 42001L / 62001L / 62000L / 102000L GF- 12001L / 22001L / 32001L / 62000L

RS-232C serial interface (D-sub9 pin)

AC adapter jack
USB (mini-B) CAUTION
Hard to insert due to its design (dust-tight, protected against water jets). Insert firmly. When not using the USB cable, attach the cap.

Movable range of the display Approx. 160°
Movable range of the arm Approx. 100°

AC adapter plug

CAUTION
Hard to insert due to its design (dust-tight, protected against water jets). Insert firmly.

Air-permeable filters

Terminal cover

CAUTION
For dustproof and drip-proof use, install a terminal cover or waterproof RS- 232C cable (AX-KO2737-500).

Display Keys AC adapter labels
Display clear cover

Weighing pan
Main unit Swing-arm

Cable clamp (2 pcs)

Leveling foot

Clamps the AC adapter cable to the swing-arm.

AC adapter

Position of placing AC adapter labels

Grounding terminal

Main unit rear side

USB cable (approx. 1.8 m)

Quick Start Guide

CAUTION

Angle adjusting knob

Loosen to move the arm, tighten to fix the arm

Bubble spirit level

Serial number

Please confirm that the AC adapter type is correct for your local voltage and receptacle type.

(2) Separate type
GX-32001LS / 32001LDS / 62001LS / 62000LS / 102000LS

RS-232C interface (D-sub9 pin)
Cable

AC adapter jack
USB (mini-B) CAUTION
Hard to insert due to its design (dust-tight, protected against water jets). Insert firmly. When not using the USB cable, attach the cap.

Movable range of the display Approx.140°
Weighing pan

AC adapter plug
CAUTION
Hard to insert due to its design (dust-tight, protected against water jets). Insert firmly.

Air-permeable filters

Terminal cover
CAUTION
For dustproof and drip-proof use, install a terminal cover or waterproof RS- 232C cable (AX-KO2737-500).

Display

Leveling foot

Main unit

AC adapter labels Display clear cover
Position of placing AC adapter labels AC adapter

Keys

Grounding terminal

1. Align on the main unit and the connector and attach. 2. Turn the tip of the connector clockwise to lock. Note that the length of the cable connecting the display and the main unit is approx. 3 m.

Main unit rear side

USB cable (Approx. 1.8 m)

Grounding terminal Bubble spirit level
Quick Start Guide

Serial number

CAUTION

Please confirm that the AC adapter type is correct for your local voltage and receptacle type.

If there are multiple balances, make sure that the serial numbers of the balance and the display unit

are the same and connect the cables. If the balance and display units with different serial numbers

are connected, the balance will not operate properly.

2-1. Assembly and installation
1. Consider the cautions described later regarding the place to install the balance.

2. Place the “weighing pan” on the main body of the balance. (See previous pages.)

Main unit rear side

Level

Tilted

3. Level the balance by adjusting the leveling feet so that the bubble of the bubble spirit level is centered in the circle. (See “Adjusting the level of the balance” on the next page.)

High

Low

Bubble spirit level Leveling foot

4. Insert the AC adapter into the AC adapter jack on the balance display unit, and insert the other plug into an outlet. (For more precise measurements, ground and energize the balance for at least 30 minutes before use.)

AC adapter

Grounding

Adjusting the level of the balance
E.g. Procedure when the level is as follows:

Center circle of the bubble spirit level

Bubble

Bubble spirit level

Procedure

Step 1 Adjust the left-right tilt:

The left side of the balance main unit is tilted high.

Turn the leveling feet to adjust the height.
(In this example, the right side is raised as shown in the figure on the right.)

How to adjust the leveling feet

Bubble spirit level Leveling foot

Main unit rear side

Raise the right side. (Turn the leveling feet in the direction of the arrow)

Step 2 Adjust the front-rear tilt:

The rear side of the balance main unit is tilted high.

Turn the leveling feet to adjust the height.
(In this example, the front side is raised as shown in the figure on the right.)

Bubble spirit level Leveling foot
Raise the front side. (Turn the leveling feet in the direction of the arrow)

Main unit rear side

The balance is level.

Step 3 Check the leveling feet:
Check that the leveling feet at the four corners are not lifting off the floor. If any of the leveling feet is off the floor, turn the lifted foot until it contacts the floor. Be careful not to misalign the bubble with the center circle.

If any of the leveling feet is off the floor, turn the lifted foot until it contacts the floor. (Turn the leveling foot in the direction of the arrow)
Floor on which the balance is installed.

Main unit rear side

Tips

If the position of the bubble is misaligned significantly from the center circle of the bubble spirit level, will be displayed. In that case, adjust the bubble spirit level so that the bubble is inside the center circle of

the bubble spirit level since the balance main unit may be tilted. Alternatively, press any key other than the

ON:OFF key to cancel the

display. Note that the

display is no longer enabled after

being canceled by pressing the key. To enable the

display, unplug the AC adapter and plug it in

again to turn off the power.

By performing sensitivity adjustment, the current installation state is stored as level reference. For sensitivity

adjustment, refer to “7. Sensitivity Adjustment / Calibration Test”.

2-2. Precautions before use (Installation considerations and preparation)

Prepare the following installation conditions in order to bring out the full performance of the balance.

This product is a high precision balance with a maximum resolution of 1/600,000. The balance tends to be

susceptible to temperature changes, pressure fluctuations, vibration, drafts, and other factors at the

installation site. In particular, during sensitivity adjustment with the internal weight, a weighing value that is

one digit smaller than the readability of the balance is read, so be careful of the above error factors and

perform weighing operations in a stable environment.

The best operating temperature is about 20°C ±2°C at about 45% to 60% RH relative humidity.

Install the balance where it is free of dust.

Place the balance on a solid, flat floor. (Do not install on a soft floor.)

The weighing table should be solid. (An anti-vibration table or stone table is ideal.)

Make sure there is no tilt in the installation location.

Install the balance in a stable location, avoiding vibration and shock. Corners of rooms on the first floor of

a building, i.e. the floor which is level with the ground, are best as they are less prone to vibration.

Install the balance where it is not affected by heaters or air conditioners. Avoid breezes and drafts in the

room.

Avoid locations in direct sunlight.

Install the balance away from equipment which produces magnetic

fields. Level the balance by adjusting the leveling feet so that the bubble of the bubble spirit level is centered in the circle. Be sure to warm up the balance before use for at least 30 minutes

Main unit rear side

Level

Tilted

with the AC adapter connected to the power supply.

When the balance is installed for the first time or has been moved,

warm up the balance for at least 12 hours to allow the balance to

reach equilibrium with the ambient temperature, and then perform sensitivity adjustment before use. For details, refer to “7.

Bubble

Leveling foot

spirit level

Sensitivity Adjustment / Calibration Test”.

The balance’s dustproof and drip-proof rating is equivalent to IP65, and its second digit, “5”, corresponds

to “having no harmful influence by receiving direct jet of water”. Washing with strong water pressure,

washing with the weighing pan removed, or submersion in water may cause water to enter the balance,

resulting in a malfunction.

When installing and using the balance under conditions requiring dustproof and drip-proof performance,

make sure that the weighing pan is installed on the main unit, that the cable for connecting the main unit

and display unit is attached (for separate type models), that the AC adapter plug is fully inserted into the

AC adapter jack, that the terminal cover is attached to the RS-232C interface or a waterproof RS-232C

cable (AX-KO2737-500) is used, and that the USB waterproof cover cap is attached or the USB connector

is firmly inserted.

If the weighing pan or RS-232C terminal cover is removed or a waterproof RS- 232C cable (AX-KO2737-

is not used, protection against dustproof and water is not provided.

Errors due to moving the weighing system:

The performance of this product is guaranteed when it is used in a stationary condition. If the balance is

incorporated into a system that moves the balance, you must carefully perform checks in advance while

paying attention to the following.

If the balance is moved, it may be damaged by impact shocks. In addition, the weighing value will be

unstable immediately after the balance is moved. Avoid sudden movements, stops, or impact shocks,

and provide a sufficient waiting time for the weighing value to stabilize when acquiring weighing data. The moving device should have a structure where the balance can be kept level. If the level is shifted,
the zero point or sensitivity will be shifted, so perform re-zero operation or sensitivity adjustment. In order to avoid the influence of vibration, the moving platform should have a structure not easily
susceptible to vibration by means such as reducing the play of moving parts.
CAUTION
Please confirm that the AC adapter type is correct for your local voltage and receptacle type. Do not install the balance where flammable or corrosive gas is present.
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2-3. Precautions during use (for more accurate weighing)

For precise and accurate weighing, please take notice of the following. Weighing errors may occur due to the influence of static electricity. Note that if the ambient humidity drops below 45%RH, insulators such as plastics are liable to have static electricity. Ground the balance and perform the following as needed. Use the AD1683A ionizer (sold separately) to remove static electricity from the charged sample directly. Increase the relative humidity at the place where the balance is installed. Weigh the sample in a conductive metal container or the like. Wipe off charged materials such as plastic with a damp cloth to suppress static electricity. Influence of magnetism may cause weighing errors. When measuring magnetic materials (iron, etc.), keep the sample away from the balance main body by means such as underhook weighing. Weighing errors may occur if there is a difference between the ambient temperature and temperature of the sample (and the container). For example, when the room temperature is 20 °C, convection occurs around a Petri dish or watch glass that is 40 °C and the balance displays a value lighter than the actual weight. Before weighing the sample and the container, try to acclimatize them to the ambient temperature. Perform the weighing operation carefully and quickly. If measurement takes a long time, error-inducing factors will increase due to changes in temperature and humidity in the weighing chamber, air turbulence or reaction/humidity absorption by the sample. When placing a sample on the weighing pan, do not drop it, or do not place a sample greater than the balance weighing capacity. Place the sample in the center of the weighing pan. When pressing keys, do not press with a sharp object such as a pen. Instead, press the center of the key with your finger. Be sure to press the ZERO key or TARE key before weighing in order to eliminate measurement errors. Measurement results include error from air buoyancy. The buoyancy of air varies depending on the sample volume, atmospheric pressure, temperature, and humidity. Correct the buoyancy for the most precise measurement. Prevent foreign substances such as powder, liquid, and metal pieces from entering the balance.

Metal case Charged sample
Ground
Magnetic material
Convection Weighing pan
No impact shock

Good

Bad

2-4. Cautions after use
Avoid mechanical shock to the balance. Do not disassemble the balance. Prevent foreign substances such as powder, liquid and metal pieces from entering the balance. Do not use any strong organic solvents to clean the balance. Clean the balance with a lint free cloth that is moistened with a mild detergent. The weighing pan can be removed for easy cleaning around the pan. When the weighing pan is removed, the air-permeable filters for pressure relief are exposed. Do not get the air-permeable filters wet. Do not allow the balance to be immersed in water. Even though the balance complies with IP65 (Dust-tight and Protected Against Water Jets), the balance will not withstand being completely immersed in water.
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2-5. Caution on the power supply
Do not remove the AC adapter while the internal weight is in motion, for example, right after the AC adapter is connected, or during sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight. If the AC adapter is removed under the conditions described above, the internal weight will be left unsecured, that may cause mechanical damage when the balance is moved. Before removing the AC adapter, press the ON:OFF key and confirm that zero is displayed. The balance is constantly provided with power as long as the AC adapter is connected. The balance is not adversely affected in this state. It is advisable to always keep the balance in this state for accurate weighing.
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3. Display and Key Panel (Basic Operation)
Lit display

Blinking display

No.

Name

1 Processing indicator

2 Stabilization indicator

3 USB connection indicator

When lit: Standby indicator for power supply When blinking: Prior notice for automatic sensitivity adjustment

5 Displays weighing value, stored data, and setting item

6 Unit display

7 Net mark

8 Gross mark

Number of statistical data (statistical calculation function)

Data memory number Load/capacity relationship in %. (Capacity indicator)

Function table set value display

10 Response indicators (lights for 30 seconds after start of weighing)

11 Comparator indicators

12 Display hold mark

13 Impact shock detection (ISD) indicator

14 Gross zero mark

When lit: Interval output mode in standby When blinking: Interval output mode in operation

16 Preset tare mark

Key operation
Key operations affect how the balance functions. Normal key operation during measurement is “Press and release the key immediately” or “Press and hold the key for (approx.) 2 seconds”. Please do not press and hold the key for (approx.) 2 seconds unless required.

Press the key (Press and release the key immediately.)

Press and hold the key for (approx.) 2 seconds.

Key

When pressed and released

When pressed and held (for 2 seconds)

Turns the display on and off. When the display is turned off, only the standby indicator is

displayed. When the display is turned on, weighing is possible. If the password function is

enabled, you will be prompted to enter the password when the display is turned on. For

details, refer to “16-2. Entering a password at the start of weighing”.

The ON:OFF key is active at any time, and pressing this key during operation always

turns off the display.

Performs sensitivity adjustment of the

balance using the internal weight.

Displays the menu related to sensitivity

(GX-L series only)

adjustment.

Switches the units of measure registered in the function table. Refer to “4. Weighing”.

Activates the self check mode. Refer to “6-2. Self check function / automatic setting of minimum weight with ECL”.

Activates the function table mode.

In weighing mode, pressing this button turns on/off the readability digit. In counting or percent mode, pressing this button activates the sample storing mode.

Refer to “9. Function Table”. Runs the repeatability check function when pressed and held for another 2 seconds after the function table menu is displayed. Refer to “17. Repeatability

Check Function (GX-L series only)”.

In counting mode, pressing this key

activates the mode to change the unit

Stores or outputs the weighing value when stable according to the function table settings. (At factory setting, data output is performed.)

mass registration number. Depending on the function table settings:
Outputs “Title block” and “End block” in GLP/GMP format.
Displays the data memory function

menu. Activates mode for reading density

number in flow rate measurement.

Sets the displayed value to zero. Refer to “Zero-point setting, tare subtraction operation, and weighing range” in “4-2. Basic operation”.

3-1. Smart range function
GX-32001LD and GX-32001LDS are equipped with two ranges (by combination of weighing range and readability). The precision range has a higher resolution. The standard range has normal resolution. The range is switched automatically, depending on the value displayed. Placing a heavy load and pressing the TARE key allows weighing in the precision range. (Smart range function) The range can be fixed to the standard range by pressing the SAMPLE key.
Caution
Once the range is switched to the standard range, it does not automatically return to the precision range even if the value becomes within the precision range. Use the ZERO , TARE , or SAMPLE key to switch to the precision range again.
GX-32001LD / GX-32001LDS, precision range 6.2 kg × 0.1 g / standard range 32.2 kg × 1 g 1. Press the ZERO key. The balance will start weighing with the precision range.
Weighing pan

2. Place a container on the weighing pan. When the weighing value exceeds the precision range, the range will be switched to the standard range.
3. Press the TARE key. The balance will be switched to the precision range.

Precision range Container
Standard range

4. Place a sample on the pan. When the weighing value is within the precision range, the balance will weigh using the precision range.

Precision range Sample
Precision range

Precision range / standard range value

GX-32001LD GX-32001LDS

g kg ct mom

Precision range (After the ZERO or TARE key is pressed)
Up to 6200.9 g Up to 6.2009 kg Up to 31004.5 ct Up to 1653.5 mom

Standard range
6201 g or more 6.201 kg or more 31005 ct or more 1653.6 mom or more

Tip
In tare subtraction operation, the maximum value that can be weighed when the TARE key is pressed is the net value (weighing capacity minus tare weight).

4. Weighing
4-1. The units of measurement
With the GX-L /GF-L series balance, the following weighing units and weighing modes are available:

Counting mode

Percent mode

Density mode

(To use this mode, it must be stored in the function table as described in “9.

Function Table”. For details about this mode, refer to “15. Density (Specific

Gravity) Measurement”. To select this mode, press the MODE key until the

processing indicator blinks with the unit

displayed.

appears only

when the density value is displayed.)

Programmable-unit (No unit displayed. For details, refer to “Programmable- unit”.)

A unit or mode can be selected and stored in the function table as described in “9. Function Table”. If a weighing mode (or unit of weight) has been turned off, that mode or unit will be missing in the sequence. Tael has four varieties, one of which can be selected and installed at the factory. To select a unit or mode for weighing, press the MODE key.

For details about the units and modes, see the table below:

Name (unit, mode)
Gram Kilogram Counting mode Percent mode Ounce (Avoir) Pound
Pound/Ounce
Troy Ounce Metric Carat Momme Pennyweight Tael (HK general, Singapore) Tael (HK jewelry) Tael (Taiwan) Tael (China) Tola (India) Messghal
Density mode (See note below)
Programmable-unit (Multi-unit)

Abbrev. g kg
PCS % OZ Lb
L OZ
OZt ct mom dwt
TL
tol MES

Display

Function table (Storing mode)

Conversion factor 1 g =
1 g
1000 g

28.349523125 g 453.59237 g 1Lb=16 oz, 1 oz=28.349523125 g 31.1034768 g 0.2 g 3.75 g 1.55517384 g 37.7994 g 37.429 g 37.5 g 31.25 g 11.6638038 g 4.6875 g

DS MLT

s used to show the density.

Note
The blinking processing indicator with “g” indicates that the density mode is selected.

The following tables indicate the weighing capacity and the minimum display for each unit, depending on the balance model.

Unit Gram Kilogram Ounce (Avoir) Pound Pound/Ounce Troy Ounce Metric Carat Momme Pennyweight Tael (HK general, Singapore) Tael (HK jewelry) Tael (Taiwan) Tael (China) Tola (India) Messghal

g kg oz Lb L oz Ozt ct mom dwt TL TL TL TL Tol Mes

GX-12001L GF-12001L
Capacity 12000.0 12.0000 423.290 26.4555 26L 7.29 385.810 60000.0 3200.00 7716.2 317.465 320.605 320.000 384.000 1028.82 2560.00

GX-22001L GF-22001L
Capacity 22000.0 22.0000 776.025 48.5015 48L 8.03 707.315
110000.0 5866.65 14146.3 582.020 587.780 586.665 704.000 1886.18 4693.35

Readability 0.1
0.0001 0.005
0.0005 0.01
0.005 0.5
0.05 0.1
0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005
0.01 0.05

Unit Gram Kilogram Ounce (Avoir) Pound Pound/Ounce Troy Ounce Metric Carat Momme Pennyweight Tael (HK general, Singapore) Tael (HK jewelry) Tael (Taiwan) Tael (China) Tola (India) Messghal

g kg oz Lb L oz Ozt ct mom dwt TL TL TL TL Tol Mes

GX-32001L GF-32001L GX-32001LS
Capacity 32000.0 32.0000
1128.765 70.5480 70L 8.77
1028.825 160000.0
8533.35 20576.5 846.575 854.950 853.335 1024.000 2743.53 6826.65

GX-62001L GX-62001LS
Capacity 62000.0 62.0000
2186.985 136.6865 136L10.99 1993.345 310000.0 16533.35
39866.9 1640.240 1656.470 1653.335 1984.000
5315.59 13226.65

Readability 0.1
0.0001 0.005
0.0005 0.01
0.005 0.5
0.05 0.1
0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005
0.01 0.05

Unit Gram Kilogram Ounce (Avoir) Pound Pound/Ounce Troy Ounce Metric Carat Momme Pennyweight Tael (HK general, Singapore) Tael (HK jewelry) Tael (Taiwan) Tael (China) Tola (India) Messghal

g kg oz Lb L oz Ozt ct mom dwt TL TL TL TL Tol Mes

GX-42001L Capacity 42000.0 42.0000 1481.50 92.594 92L 9.50 1350.34 210000 11200.0 27006.5 1111.12 1122.12 1120.00 1344.00 3600.90 8960.0

Readability 0.5
0.0005 0.02
0.002 0.02 0.02 5 0.2 0.5 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.05 0.2

Unit Gram Kilogram Ounce (Avoir) Pound Pound/Ounce Troy Ounce Metric Carat Momme Pennyweight Tael (HK general, Singapore) Tael (HK jewelry) Tael (Taiwan) Tael (China) Tola (India) Messghal

g kg oz Lb L oz Ozt ct mom dwt TL TL TL TL Tol Mes

GX-62000L GF-62000L GX-62000LS
Capacity 62000 62.000
2187.00 136.685 136L11.0 1993.35 310000 16533.5
39867 1640.25 1656.45 1653.35 1984.00
5315.6 13226.5

GX-102000L GX-102000LS
Capacity 102000 102.000 3597.95 224.870
224L13.9 3279.40 510000 27200.0 65588 2698.45 2725.15 2720.00 3264.00 8745.0 21760.0

Readability 1
0.001 0.05
0.005 0.1
0.05 5
0.5 1
0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05
0.1 0.5

Unit Gram Kilogram Ounce (Avoir) Pound Pound/Ounce Troy Ounce Metric Carat Momme Pennyweight Tael (HK general, Singapore) Tael (HK jewelry) Tael (Taiwan) Tael (China) Tola (India) Messghal

g kg oz Lb L oz Ozt ct mom dwt TL TL TL TL Tol Mes

GX-32001LD

GX-32001LDS

Standard range

Precision range

Capacity

Readability

Capacity

Readability

32000

6200.0

0.1

32.000

0.001

6.2000

0.0001

1128.75

0.05

218.700

0.005

136.6850

0.005

13.6685

0.0005

70L 8.8

0.1 13L 10.70

0.01

1028.800

0.05

199.335

0.005

160000

31000.0

0.5

8533.5

0.5

1653.35

0.05

20576

3986.7

0.1

846.55

0.05

164.025

0.005

854.95

0.05

165.645

0.005

853.35

0.05

165.335

0.005

1024.00

0.05

198.400

0.005

2743.5

0.1

531.56

0.01

6826.5

0.5

1322.65

0.05

Programmable-unit

This is a programmable-unit conversion function. It multiplies the weighing data in grams by an arbitrary coefficient set in the function table and displays the result. The coefficient must be within the range between the minimum and maximum shown below. If the coefficient set is beyond the range, an error is displayed and the balance returns to the coefficient setting mode, prompting to enter an appropriate value. A coefficient of 1 was set at the factory.

Model GX-12001L/22001L/32001L/32001LD/62001L

Minimum coefficient

Maximum coefficient

GX-32001LS/32001LDS/62001LS

100

Model

GF-12001L/22001L/32001L

0.000001

GX-42001L/62000L/102000L/62000LS/102000LS

GF-62000L

Operation

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key until

of the function table is displayed.

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

3. Press the PRINT key. The balance enters the mode to confirm or set the coefficient.

Confirming the coefficient
4. The current coefficient is displayed with the first digit blinking. When it is not to be changed, press the CAL key and proceed to step 6. When it is to be changed, press the ZERO key and proceed to step 5.

Setting the coefficient
5. Set the coefficient using the following keys.
SAMPLE key ········· Selects a digit to change the value. The selected digit blinks.
ZERO key············· Changes the value. MODE key ············ Changes the decimal point position.
Each time the switch is pressed, the decimal point position changes as follows:

Confirm

PRINT key ············ Stores the new setting, displays

and proceeds to step 6.

CAL key ··············· Cancels the new setting and proceeds to step 6.

Quitting the operation
6. The balance displays to the weighing mode.

. Press the CAL key to exit the programmable-unit function and return

Using the function
Press the MODE key to select the programmable-unit (no display on the unit section). Perform weighing as described in “4-2. Basic operation”. After weighing, the balance displays the result (weighing data in grams × coefficient).
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4-2. Basic operation
1. Press MODE key to select a unit of measure.

2. Place a container on the weighing pan if necessary. Press the

TARE to display

g (The decimal separator position

depends on the balance model.)

3. Place a sample on the weighing pan or in the container. Wait for

the stabilization indicator

to be displayed. Read the

value.

Weighing pan Container
Sample

4. Remove the sample and container from the weighing pan. Press the SAMPLE key to turn on or off the readability digit. (This function works when the readability digit is after the decimal point.) E.g.: 1268.7 g 1269 g The weighing data can be stored in memory by changing the function table. For details, refer to “11. Data Memory”. If the ON:OFF key is pressed to start weighing with a container placed on the weighing pan, the balance automatically cancels the tare weight and displays zero.

Display off Weighing pan
Container

Zero-point setting, tare subtraction operation, and weighing range
At the start of weighing The balance will decide the reference zero-point when the power is turned on with the ON:OFF key. Depending on the load condition at that time, the balance will automatically judge whether to perform zeroing or tare subtraction operation. The condition for determining which is used is “power on zero range”, and when power on zero range is exceeded, the tare subtraction operation is performed.

Zero-point setting From the reference zero point, when the weighing value is stable within the pressing the ZERO key sets that point as the zero point.

ZERO

key operation range,

Tare subtraction operation When the weighing value is positive and stable, pressing the TARE key performs tare subtraction. The displayed value becomes zero and the NET mark appears. The NET mark is also displayed when the container (tare) is removed from the weighing pan during tare subtraction and the balance returns to the zero point. At this time, the display shows the tare value as a minus value. Press the TARE key to clear the NET display.

Measurement range Each balance series has a specific weighing range that can be displayed. When the total amount (sum of net weight [weighing value after tare subtraction] and tare weight) up to the maximum display of each series exceeds the maximum display, “E” is displayed as over the weighing range. If it is minus,”-E” is displayed.

Series

GX-12001L, GF-12001L

GX-22001L, GF-22001L

GX-32001L, GX-32001LD GX-32001LS, GX-32001LDS

GF-32001L

GX-42001L

GX-62001L, GX-62001LS GX-62000L GX-62000LS GX-120000L GX-120000LS

GF-62000L

Power on zero range
Approx. -1 kg to +1 kg
Approx. -2 kg to +2 kg

Zero range

-E display range

ZERO key

TARE key

Approx. -1 kg to +0.2 kg

Approx. -1 kg to 0 kg

Approx. less than -1 kg

Approx. -2 kg to +0.4 kg

Approx. -2 kg to 0 kg

Approx. less than -2 kg

Approx. -3 kg to +3 kg

Approx. -3 kg to +0.6 kg

Approx. -3 kg to 0 kg

Approx. less than -3 kg

Approx. -4 kg to +4 kg

Approx. -4 kg to +0.8 kg

Approx. -4 kg to 0 kg

Approx. less than -4 kg

Approx. -6 kg to +6 kg

Approx. -6 kg to +1.2 kg

Approx. -6 kg to 0 kg

Approx. less than -6 kg

Approx. -12 kg to +12 kg

Approx. -12 kg Approx. -12 kg Approx. less

to +2.4 kg

to 0 kg

than -12 kg

4-3. Counting mode (PCS)
This is the mode to determine the number of objects in a sample. Based on the reference sample unit weight (weight per piece), the balance calculates and displays how many pieces the sample weight corresponds to. The smaller the variation in the unit weight of sample pieces is, the more accurate the count will be. The balance is equipped with the Automatic Counting Accuracy Improvement (ACAI) function to improve the counting accuracy.
It is recommended that the unit weight (weight per piece) of the sample should be at least 10 times the gram readability of the balance. If there is a large variation in the unit weight of sample pieces, it may not be possible to count accurately. If a large error is found in the counting measurement, try a method such as performing ACAI function frequently or multiple measurements.
Selecting the counting mode
1. Press the MODE key to set the unit display to ” ” (pieces).
Storing a sample unit weight
2. Press the SAMPLE key to enter the unit weight storing mode.

3. Select the number of sample pieces using the SAMPLE key. (10 pcs -> 25 pcs -> 50 pcs -> 100 pcs -> 5 pcs) Note that a greater number of sample pieces at time of unit weight storing will yield more accurate counting result since the sample unit weight is usually considered to vary slightly.

4. Place a container on the weighing pan, if necessary. Press the TARE

key to set the display to

. (In this example, the number of sample

pieces to store is set to 25.)

Weighing pan
Container

5. Place the displayed number of sample pieces on the weighing pan/container.

6. After the stabilization indicator lights up, press the PRINT key to

store the unit weight. The balance displays the count. (In this example,

is displayed when 25 is set.)

The balance prompts to add more sample pieces if it judges that

the loaded sample is too light (resulting in large counting error). Add

more sample pieces until the displayed number is reached, and

then press the PRINT key again. When the unit weight is stored

correctly, the balance displays the count. If the balance judges that the sample is too light to be stored as the

unit weight, it displays

The stored unit weight is stored in nonvolatile memory even if the

power is removed.

Counting mode

7. It is ready to perform counting operation with the stored unit weight.

Sample (25 pcs)
Place
(Counting result)

Automatic Counting Accuracy Improvement (ACAI)

Processing indicator

This function automatically improves the counting accuracy each time the

number of sample pieces is increased. (Errors will be reduced as variations

in sample weight are averaged.)

After storing the unit weight in step 6, proceed to step 8 below.

8. Add a few sample pieces. The processing indicator then turns on. (Three or more pieces are required in

order to prevent errors. The processing indicator does not turn on if overloaded. Add approximately the same

number of sample pieces as displayed.)

9. Do not touch or move the sample pieces while the processing indicator is blinking. (The accuracy is being

updated.)

10. The accuracy is updated after the processing indicator turns off. Each time this process is repeated, the

counting accuracy will improve further. The range of ACAI after exceeding 100 is not predetermined. Add

approximately the same number of sample pieces as displayed.

11. Remove all the sample pieces used with ACAI from the weighing pan and start counting work.

Note Do not change units during ACAI processing.

Storing unit weights

By using the data memory function, up to 50 unit weights can be stored.

1. Set the “Data memory ( )” item of the function table to “Stores unit

weight in counting mode (

)”. Refer to “9. Function Table”.

2. The displayed

is the selected unit weight registration number.

3. Press and hold the PRINT key for 2 seconds to enter the mode for

changing the unit weight registration number.

ZERO key ···· Increases the value of registration number. (+)

MODE key···· Decreases the value of registration number. (-)

PRINT key ···· Confirms the displayed registration number.

CAL key ······· Cancels the displayed registration number.

4. Multiple unit weights can be stored by assigning individual unit weight

registration numbers.

-1

Note

shows the selected unit weight registration number.

Press and hold for 2 seconds
Store

Note
When the data memory function is being used, the unit weight can be read using the “UN: mm” command. In place of mm, a number from 01 to 50 enters (for P01 to P50) The read unit weight can be output with the “?UW” command and changed with the “UW: ” command.
Caution
The ACAI function does not work for the read unit weight.

4-4. Percent mode (Percent weighing mode)
The percent mode displays the weighing value in a percentage compared with a reference mass as 100%. This is useful for target weighing or sample variance checks.

Selecting the percent mode
1. Press the MODE key to select the unit

(percent mode).

Storing a reference mass as 100%

(Preparation for percent weighing)

2. Press the SAMPLE key to enter the mode for storing a 100%

reference mass.

Note Even in registration mode, pressing the MODE key switches to the

next mode.

3. Place a container on the weighing pan, if necessary. Press the TARE

key to set the zero display to

4. Place a sample for the 100% reference mass on the weighing

pan/container.

5. After the stabilization indicator lights up, press the PRINT key to store

the 100% reference mass. The balance displays the stored 100%

reference mass as

Caution
appears if the balance judges that the sample is too light to be stored as the 100% reference mass. The decimal separator position varies according to the 100% reference mass.

Model

100% reference mass 10.0 g 99.9 g

Decimal separator position
1%

0.1 g readability

100.0 g 999.9 g

0.1%

1000.0 g

0.01%

10 g 99 g

1 g readability

100 g 999 g

0.1%

1000 g 9999 g

0.01%

Note The stored 100% reference mass is stored in nonvolatile memory
even if the power is removed.

Percent weighing

6. It is ready to perform percent weighing with the stored 100% reference mass.

Weighing pan
Container 100% mass
Place a sample
(% display of the sample)

4-5. Animal weighing mode (Hold function)
Using the hold function, even if the weighing value fluctuates, such as when weighing an animal, the fixed average value can be displayed. For details, refer to “9. Function Table” and “9-3. Description of the class “Environment/Display”.
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5. Impact Shock Detection (ISD) Function
The GX-L/GF-L series has a function to detect impact shocks to the mass sensor section and to display the impact level. By lowering the impact level at the time of loading, it is possible not only to alleviate variation in the weighing value but also to reduce the risk of failure of the mass sensor section. Especially when incorporating the balance in a production line, etc. and weighing by means such as an automated system, impact to the sensor may be applied greater than expected. When designing automatic systems and the like, it is recommended that you minimize the impact level as much as possible while checking the shock indicator.
The shock indicator has 5 levels from level 0 to level 4.

Impact level 0

Shock indicator No indicator

Buzzer No beeps

Safe

Contents

No beeps

Caution

No beeps

Caution: Alleviate impact shocks

Warning: Do not apply any more impact

One beep

shocks

Two beeps

Danger: Sensor may be damaged.

You can turn off the impact shock detection function by setting to

in the function table.

Even if the impact shock detection function is turned off, a record is kept in the balance when there is a shock

impact.

Caution
Impact on the weighing sensor is not only that applied to the weighing pan when loaded, but also may be impact applied from the table on which the balance is installed. The impact detection function also works for impact coming from the table.

5-1. Recording impact history

Impacts of impact level 3 or higher are stored on the balance with data and time (up to 50 instances).

When the password lock function is ON (

or ), the login user information is added when outputting

the impact history.

Caution
If data instances exceed 50, the stored data with the lowest impact level will be overwritten. The stored impact history cannot be deleted. Impact data where the balance is not energized (during transport, etc.) is not stored.

5-2. Impact history output
The stored impact history can be output by sending a specified command to the balance or performing key operation.
Output by command
The stored impact data will be output all at once by sending a ” ?SA” command to the balance.
Output by key operation
1. Press the ON:OFF key to turn off the display.

2. With the display off, press the ON:OFF key while holding down the MODE key.

is displayed, and the stored impact data is

output all at once.

Press and hold Output

Press

Impact history output example
Date, time, impact level and login user information are output together on one line. The login user information varies depending on the setting of the login user and the setting of function table when receiving impact.

Output ,–, ,00,ADMIN ,0110,USER ,–,GUEST

Function table , ,

Output example 2023/05/29,11:08:18,SHOCK 2023/05/29,11:12:27,SHOCK 2023/05/29,11:13:38,SHOCK 2023/05/29,11:17:04,SHOCK

LV,3,–, LV,4,00,ADMIN LV,3,01,USER LV,4,–,GUEST

in the

6. Response Adjustment / Self-check Function
Disturbances such as draft and vibration at the place where the balance is installed affect weighing. In the response adjustment settings, the response characteristics of the balance can be set in three stages according to the disturbance. The self-check function checks the operation of the balance by itself to check the performance.

Indicator FAST

Function table

MID

SLOW

Response characteristic Fast response, Low display stability
Slow response, High display stability

Response characteristic state

6-1. Response adjustment
Response adjustment can be changed by the following method.
1. Press and hold the MODE key for 2 seconds until RESPONSE is displayed, and then press the MODE key again.

2. Press the MODE key to select the desired setting. ( FAST , MID , or SLOW can be selected.)

3. Wait until

is displayed. Then, the balance returns to

weighing mode and displays the updated response indicator for a

moment (for about 30 seconds).

Change and wait

Information

When the response adjustment is set, “Condition ( )”, “Display

refresh rate ( ), and “Stability band width ( )” in “Basic

Function (

)” of the function table are changed as shown

below.

Display

(Condition)

(Display refresh rate) (Stability band width)

FAST

MID

SLOW To use in a combination other than the above, set individually in the function table. For the setting method, refer to “9. Function Table”.

Caution
If RESPONSE is displayed and you leave without pressing the MODE key, the self check function is activated. For details on operation, refer to “6-2. Self check function / automatic setting of minimum weight with ECL”.

6-2. Self check function / automatic setting of minimum weight with ECL
With the self check function, repeatability can be confirmed and displayed in addition to performing failure diagnosis, and whether or not the balance’s performance is being exhibited can be easily checked. It is also possible to display and register the minimum weight (reference value) using repeatability data. For details of the minimum weight, refer to the technical information on A&D website (https://www.aandd.jp).

Setting procedure (See also the setting flowchart on the next page.)

1. Press and hold the MODE key for 2 seconds in weighing mode.

2. Release the key when the RESPONSE display blinks.

appears, and the self check function starts. ECL will be displayed in a few seconds.

If the MODE key is pressed when the

is displayed, changes in weighing values in the

repeatability measurement using electronic control load (ECL) can be seen.

4. When the diagnosis is completed, the diagnosis result is displayed. If there are no problems inside the

balance,

displays blinking.

displays blinking, there is a possibility that a fatal fault has occurred inside the balance. In

this case, please contact your local A&D dealer for repair.

SAMPLE key ····· Switches the display between diagnostic result, repeatability, and minimum weight

(reference value).

PRINT key ········ Outputs the displayed content.

When repeatability is displayed, OK lights if the specifications are met. If the

specifications are exceeded,

displays blinking and a request for review of the

installation environment is issued.

MODE key ········ Switches the measurement tolerance of minimum weight (reference value)

With the minimum weight (reference value) displayed, the following operations can be performed with the keys.

5. Batch output of the minimum weight data

Press and hold the PRINT key for 2 seconds to display

. When batch output is completed,

will be displayed.

6. Registration of the minimum weight (reference value) described in “14. Minimum Weight Alert Function”.

Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display

and to register the minimum

weight (reference value). When registration is completed,

will be displayed, and then the balance

returns to weighing mode.

7. No registration

Press the CAL key to display

. The balance returns to weighing mode.

8. Diagnostic result display

Press the SAMPLE key to return to the diagnostic result display (step 4).

For the minimum weight alert function, refer to “14. Minimum Weight Alert Function”.

Setting procedure flowchart

Change in weighing value of repeatability

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Press and hold for 2 seconds Release
A few seconds later

Output

Step 4 [ Diagnosis result ] Request for repair

Step 4 [ Diagnosis result ] No problem

Output Output

No problem in performance.

Improvement of installation environment is required.

[Example of batch output] Step 5
Press and hold for 2 seconds
Batch output

Step 6

Step 7

Press and hold for 2 seconds

Step 8

When

is set to , it automatically sets to (excluding near zero) and the

minimum weight comparator function is enabled.

7. Sensitivity Adjustment / Calibration Test
Since the balance’s resolution is high, weighing values may change due to gravity and daily environmental changes. It is necessary to perform sensitivity adjustment with the weight in order to keep the weighing values from changing even if gravity or the environment changes. It is recommended that you perform sensitivity adjustment if the balance is installed for the first time or relocated, or when the weighing values change significantly in daily inspection, etc. Sensitivity adjustment means to adjust the weighing value of the balance using the reference weight or internal weight. Calibration test is to weigh with the reference weight and compare how much the result deviates from the reference value. (Sensitivity adjustment is not performed in calibration test.)
Sensitivity adjustment
Automatic sensitivity adjustment ———————— Automatically adjusts the balance using the internal weight according to ambient temperature change/interval time. (GX-L series)
Sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight —– Using the internal weight, adjusts the balance with one key press.
Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight —– Using an external weight, adjusts the balance.

Calibration test

Calibration test using an external weight ————– Outputs the result of the weighing accuracy check using an external weight. * No sensitivity adjustment is performed.

Cautions on sensitivity adjustment

Do not allow vibration or drafts to affect the balance during sensitivity adjustment.

When outputting the maintenance report compliant with GLP, GMP, etc. during sensitivity adjustment:

To output the maintenance report compliant with GLP, GMP, etc., “GLP output (

)” of “Data output

(

)” in the function table must be set. GLP output requires a PC or optional printer. For GLP output,

the balance’s clock function will output the date and time. Refer to “9-4. Clock and calendar function” in “9.

Function Table” and set the clock if the date and time are not correct.

Note that the calibration test function is available only when output of the maintenance report compliant

with GLP, GMP, etc. is set.

To store in memory the sensitivity adjustment report or calibration test report, “Data memory (

)” in

the function table must be changed.

Cautions on the use of external weights
The accuracy of the weight used for sensitivity adjustment determines the accuracy of the balance after sensitivity adjustment. Refer to the table on the next page to select the weight to be used for the sensitivity adjustment/calibration test using an external weight.

Series
GX-12001L GF-12001L GX-22001L GF-22001L GX-32001L GF-32001L GX-32001LS GX- 32001LD GX-32001LDS GX-42001L GX-62001L GX-62001LS GX-62000L GF-62000L GX- 62000LS GX-102000L GX-102000LS
Display

Usable weight 5 kg, 10 kg 5 kg, 10 kg, 20 kg

Factory setting 10 kg 20 kg

5 kg, 10 kg, 20 kg, 30 kg

20 kg

5 kg, 10 kg, 20 kg, 30 kg
10 kg, 20 kg, 30 kg, 40 kg 10 kg, 20 kg, 30 kg, 40 kg, 50 kg, 60 kg
10 kg, 20 kg, 30 kg, 40 kg, 50 kg, 60 kg
10 kg, 20 kg, 40 kg, 50 kg, 60 kg, 80 kg, 100 kg

20 kg 40 kg 60 kg
60 kg
100 kg

Adjustable range -5.0 g to +5.0 g -50 g to +50 g

This indicator means the balance is measuring sensitivity adjustment data/calibration test data. Do not allow vibration or drafts to affect the balance while this indicator is displayed.

7-1. Automatic sensitivity adjustment (GX-L series only)

This function automatically adjusts the sensitivity of the balance according to ambient temperature change, set

time or interval time using the internal weight. It works even when the display is off. After sensitivity adjustment,

the balance will output the “sensitivity adjustment report” if GLP output is set in the function table.

For the automatic sensitivity adjustment mode, “Temperature change (

)”, “Set time (

)”, or

“Interval time (

)” can be set in “Sensitivity adjustment mode ( )” of the function table.

For the set time,

, and

are available in the function table.

The Interval time can be set in the range of 0.5 hours to 24 hours in “Interval time ( )” of the function

table.

Caution
If something is on the weighing pan, the balance itself will judge that it is in use and will not perform automatic sensitivity adjustment. The criteria for performing automatic sensitivity adjustment are as follows.

0.1 g model 200 g or more

1 g model 2 kg or more

To maintain the correct sensitivity adjustment of the balance, do not place anything on the weighing pan while not in use.

The automatic sensitivity adjustment notice (the indicator

blinking)

indicates that the automatic sensitivity adjustment will start. If the balance is

not in use, after blinking for a while, the balance will start automatic sensitivity

adjustment using the internal weight. (The blinking duration depends on the

environment.)

Indicates that the balance is measuring sensitivity adjustment data. Do not allow vibration or drafts to affect the balance while this indicator is displayed. After calibration, the balance returns to indicate the previous display.

If the balance is determined to be tilted, automatic sensitivity adjustment will not be performed. Check the

bubble spirit level to see if the bubble is in the center circle.

Note that if the automatic level detection & warning is set to off (

) in the function table

automatic sensitivity adjustment is performed even if the balance is tilted.

Tips
Although it is possible to continue using the balance even while the automatic sensitivity adjustment notice (the indicator) is blinking, use after sensitivity adjustment is completed is advisable in order to maintain the weighing accuracy. “Prohibit automatic sensitivity adjustment” or “Allow automatic sensitivity adjustment” can be selected in the setting described in “8. Function Selection Switch and Initialization”.

7-1-1. Inputting the set time

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display .

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

3. Press the PRINT key to display

Press and hold for 2 seconds
Press several times

4. With to display

displayed, press the ZERO key several times .

5. Press the SAMPLE key to display the set time 1

6. Press the PRINT key to enter the set time 1 setting mode.

7. With

displayed, press the ZERO key.

The currently set time is displayed.

8. Using the following keys, set the time (in 24-hour format) to
perform sensitivity adjustment. ZERO (+) key …. Changes the value of the blinking digit. MODE (-) key …. Changes the value of the blinking digit. SAMPLE key ….. Selects the digit to blink. PRINT key ……… Stores the new time setting. CAL key …………. Cancels the new time setting.

9. Press the PRINT key to display

10. To set the set time 2, display the set time 2 and repeat the steps 6 to 9.

11. To return to weighing mode, press the CAL key twice.

× 2

7-1-2. Clearing the set time
1. Refer to steps 1 to 5 in “7-1-1. Inputting the set time” to display .

Refer to steps 1 to 5 on the previous page

2. Press the PRINT key to display the currently set time.

3. Press the MODE key to display

4. Press the PRINT key to display

5. Press the CAL key twice to return to weighing mode.

× 2

7-1-3. Setting the interval time

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to

display

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

3. Press the PRINT key to display

Press and hold for 2 seconds
.
Press several times

4. With to display

displayed, press the ZERO key several times .

5. Press the SAMPLE key to display

6. Press the ZERO key several times to set the interval time (0.5 hours to 24 hours) to perform sensitivity adjustment. For the correspondence between the set value and interval time, refer to the correspondence table on the next page.

Press several times
Press several times

7. Press the PRINT key to display

8. Press the CAL key to return to weighing mode.

Correspondence table between the set value and interval time of the item

Item Parameter

Description

Off

0.5-hour interval time

1.0-hour interval time

1.5-hour interval time

2.0-hour interval time

2.5-hour interval time

3.0-hour interval time

3.5-hour interval time

4.0-hour interval time

4.5-hour interval time

5.0-hour interval time

5.5-hour interval time

6.0-hour interval time

7.0-hour interval time

8.0-hour interval time

9.0-hour interval time

10.0-hour interval time

11.0-hour interval time

12.0-hour interval time

14.0-hour interval time

16.0-hour interval time

18.0-hour interval time

20.0-hour interval time

22.0-hour interval time

24.0-hour interval time

7-2. Sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight (GX-L series only)

Sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight can be performed with one key press.

1. Be sure to warm up the balance with nothing on the weighing pan for at least half an hour with the AC

adapter connected to the power supply.

2. Press the CAL key. The balance displays

3. The balance automatically performs sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight. Do not apply vibration

and the like to the balance.

4. After sensitivity adjustment, the balance will output the “sensitivity adjustment report” if GLP output is set in

the function table.

5. The balance returns automatically to weighing mode.

Caution About the internal weight
The value of the internal weight may change due to factors such as the operating environment and aging. Correct the internal weight value as necessary by referring to “7-6. Correcting the internal weight value (GX-L series only)”. The internal weight is approximately 1 kg. The greater the weighing capacity, the greater the deviation may be. In order to maintain the weighing accuracy, it is advisable to perform sensitivity adjustment regularly by referring to “7-4. Calibration test using an external weight”

This indicates that the balance is importing sensitivity adjustment data. Do not allow vibration or drafts to affect the balance while this indicator is displayed. After the sensitivity adjustment, the balance returns to the previous display.

7-3. Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight

This function performs sensitivity adjustment of the balance using your external weight.
1. Warm up the balance with nothing on the weighing pan for at least half an hour with the AC adapter connected to the power supply.

Press and hold for 2 seconds
(On GX-L series only)

2. Press and hold the CAL key for 2 seconds until is displayed, then release the key.
is displayed only on the GX-L series. is displayed only when set. Refer to “11-2. Data memory for sensitivity adjustment and calibration test”.
3. Make sure that nothing is on the weighing pan and press the PRINT key. The balance measures the zero point. Do not apply vibration and the like to the balance.

(Only when is set)

Press and hold for 2 seconds

When setting an external weight
Refer to

Release
When not changing the external weight

“7-5. Setting the value of the weight”

4. Place the external weight on the weighing pan and press the PRINT key. The balance measures the value. Do not apply vibration and the like to the balance.
5. Remove the external weight from the weighing pan.
6. After sensitivity adjustment, the balance will output the “sensitivity adjustment report” in GLP compliant format or store the data in the data memory as set in the function table.
7. The balance returns automatically to weighing mode. 8. Place the external weight on the weighing pan again
to check if it is within the set value ± 2 d1. If it is not within the range, start over from the first step of this procedure in the appropriate ambient conditions.
1 “d” (readability digit) is the unit of readability. For example, if the readability is 0.1 g, 1 d is 0.1 g.
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External weight GLP output

7-4. Calibration test using an external weight

The balance checks the accuracy of weighing using your external weight and outputs the result. This function is available only when the output of GLP/GMP (etc.) compliant report for check result (
or ) is set. (Note that calibration test does not perform sensitivity adjustment.)

(Only when is set)

Press and hold for 2 seconds
(On GX-L series only)

1. Warm up the balance with nothing on the weighing pan for at least half an hour with the AC adapter connected to the power supply.

2. Press and hold the CAL key for 2 seconds.

When

is displayed, release the key.

Release

When setting an external weight

When not changing the external weight

is displayed only on the GX-L series. is displayed only when set.
Refer to “11-2. Data Memory for Sensitivity Adjustment and Calibration Test”.

Refer to
“7-5. Setting the value of the weight”

3. Make sure that nothing is on the weighing pan and press the PRINT key. The balance measures the zero point. Do not apply vibration and the like to the balance.
4. The measured value of the zero point is displayed for a few seconds. Place the external weight on the weighing pan and press the PRINT key. The balance measures the value. Do not apply vibration and the like to the balance.
5. The measured value of the external weight is displayed for a few seconds.
6. Remove the weight from the weighing pan. 7. The balance will output the “calibration test report”
or store the data in the data memory. 8. The balance automatically returns to weighing
mode.

External weight GLP output

7-5. Setting the value of the weight

For a sensitivity adjustment or calibration test operation, the value of your external weight can be set. (See the

usable weight on page 44).

The setting can be made according to the setting procedure after

is displayed in the procedure of

“7-3. Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight” or

is displayed in the procedure of “7-4.

Calibration test using an external weight”.

1. With the

display for sensitivity adjustment or Sensitivity adjustment

display for calibration test, press the SAMPLE

key.

Calibration test

2. Using the ZERO key, change the value of the external weight to use while all digits are blinking.

3. Set the value of the weight with the following keys.

SAMPLE key ….. Switches the display between “all

digits blinking” (weight selection

mode) and “last two digits blinking”

(instrumental error adjustment mode).

ZERO key ………. Changes weight selection (when all

digits blinking) or instrumental error

adjustment (when last two digits

blinking) (Refer to “Cautions on the

use of external weights” in “7.

Sensitivity Adjustment / Calibration

Test”.)

MODE key ……… In the instrumental error adjustment

mode, -50 d appears after +50 d.

PRINT key ……… Stores the changed value. The new

value is stored in nonvolatile memory

even if the power is removed.

CAL key …………. Suspends the setting.

(The balance returns to the

display.)

6 0 Weight selection
5 0
E.g.: Updated weight value 50001.2 g

7-6. Correcting the internal weight value (GX-L series only)

The internal weight value can be corrected when The following two correction methods are available.

is set in the function table.

AUTO ……….The method of internal weight value correction based on external weight using automatic input. MANUAL …..The method of internal weight value correction based on external weight using manual input.

Caution Correction of the internal weight value cannot be performed at factory setting.
Refer to “8. Function Selection Switch and Initialization” or the following setting procedure to enable changes to the function table and correction of the internal weight value.

Setting procedure
1. Press the ON: OFF key to turn the display off.

2. While holding down the PRINT and SAMPLE keys,

press the ON: OFF key to display

3. Press the PRINT key. Using the following keys, set the “Internal weight value correction switch” and “Function table switch” to ” “.

Press and hold.

Press.

SAMPLE key ….. Selects the switch (blinking digit). ZERO key ………. Changes the value of the blinking switch.
Function table switch ( at factory setting) Internal weight value correction switch ( at factory setting)
4. Press the PRINT key to store the new settings. The balance returns to weighing mode.

7-6-1. Correcting the internal weight value AUTO (GX-L series only)
This is a method to correct the internal weight value based on your external weight. First, perform the sensitivity adjustment by referring to “7-3. Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight”. After the sensitivity adjustment with your external weight, the balance automatically loads and unloads the internal weight and corrects the internal weight value. Refer to “7. Sensitivity Adjustment / Calibration Test” for usable weights. The corrected value is stored in nonvolatile memory even if the AC adapter is removed.

Setting procedure
Correction of the internal weight value cannot be performed at factory setting. Refer to the setting procedure step 1 in “7-6. Correcting the internal weight value (GX-L series only)” and enable changes to the function table and correction of the internal weight value.

1. In weighing mode, press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2

seconds to display

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times until appears.

Press and hold for 2 seconds
Press several times

3. Press the PRINT key to display

4. Make sure there is no external disturbance, then press the

PRINT key.

is displayed and correction of the internal weight

value starts automatically.

6. When the correction of the internal weight value is completed, is displayed and sensitivity adjustment with the
corrected internal weight starts automatically.

7. When the sensitivity adjustment is completed,

displayed.

Press the CAL key twice to return to weighing mode.

8. Place the weight used for correction to confirm that the internal weight value is correctly adjusted. If it is not correctly adjusted, try again from the first step. (Make sure there is no external disturbance during correction of the internal weight value.)

7-6-2. Correcting the internal weight value MANUAL (GX-L series only)
The GX-L series balance can correct the internal weight value within a certain range to conform to your external weight. The table below shows the correction reference values and correction ranges. The corrected value is maintained in non-volatile memory even if the AC adapter is removed.

Series GX-12001L

Correction reference value
10 kg

Correction range ±5.0 g

GX-22001L
GX-32001L GX-32001LS GX-32001LD GX-32001LDS GX-62001L GX-62001LS
GX-42001L
GX-62000L GX-62000LS GX-102000L GX-102000LS

20 kg 20 kg 20 kg 20 kg 40 kg 60 kg 100 kg

±5.0 g ±5.0 g ±5.0 g ±5.0 g ±5.0 g ±50 g ±50 g

(Continue to “E.g. GX-22001L” on the next page.)

E.g. GX-22001L

Weigh the same weight

Setting procedure
Correction of the internal weight value cannot be performed at factory setting. Refer to the setting procedure Step 1 in “7-6. Correcting the internal weight value (GX-L series only)” and enable changes to the function table and correction of the internal weight value.

1. Perform sensitivity adjustment of the balance. Then, place an

external weight and confirm the value to be corrected. (In the

example, the value is to be corrected by +0.6 grams in 20 kilograms.)

2. Press and hold the SAMPLE key to display

(to enter

the function table).

3. Press the SAMPLE key several times until

is displayed.

4. Press the PRINT key to display

5. Press the SAMPLE key to display

, and then press

the PRINT key.

6. Select with the following keys.

ZERO key ······· Select the value to be corrected.

(-50 d appears after +50 d.)

PRINT key ······ Stores the value. The next item appears.

CAL key·········· Suspends the setting. The next item appears.

7. Press the CAL key to return to weighing mode.

8. Press the CAL key to perform sensitivity adjustment with the internal weight.

9. Place the external weight on the weighing pan and confirm that the correction has been performed properly. (In this example, confirm that the value displayed is within ±2 d of the correction reference value for 20 kilograms.) If the value is not within ±2 d of the correction value, repeat the above procedure to correct it.

Press and hold
Press several times

8. Function Selection Switch and Initialization

8-1. Function selection switch
The balance stores data that must not be changed unintentionally (such as adjustment data for accurate weighing, data for adapting to the usage environment, data to control the communications interface, etc.). In order to protect such data, “Function selection switch” is provided and either “prohibit changes ” or “allow changes/use” can be selected. When “prohibit changes” is set, inadvertent data change can be prevented because the function cannot be activated.

There are five types of “Function selection switch”: Function table Sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight Automatic sensitivity adjustment Internal weight correction

Setting procedure

1. Turn off the display.

2. Press and hold the PRINT key and the SAMPLE key, press the ON:OFF key to display

3. Press the PRINT key, and then use the following keys to set the function selection switch.

SAMPLE key ….. Selects the switch (blinking digit) to change.

ZERO key ………. Changes the value of the blinking switch.

Prohibit changes / use

Allow changes / use

PRINT key ……… Stores the new value. The balance returns to weighing mode.

CAL key …………. Cancels the operation (

appears)

To return to weighing mode, press the CAL key again.

E.g. Function selection switches of GX-L series (display at factory setting)
Function table
Prohibit changes to the function table. Allow changes to the function table.
Sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight
Prohibit sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight. Allow sensitivity adjustment using the internal weight.
Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight
Prohibit sensitivity adjustment using an external weight. Allow sensitivity adjustment using an external weight.
Automatic sensitivity adjustment
Prohibit automatic sensitivity adjustment. Allow automatic sensitivity adjustment.
Internal weight correction
Prohibit internal weight value correction Allow internal weight value correction
E.g.: Function selection switches of GF-L series (display at factory setting)
Function table
Prohibit changes to the function table. Allow changes to the function table.
No function Sensitivity adjustment using an external weight
Prohibit sensitivity adjustment using an external weight. Allow sensitivity adjustment using an external weight.
No function No function
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8-2. Initializing the balance
This function returns the parameters of the balance to factory settings.
8-2-1. Initialization (all items)
This function resets the following parameters to factory settings. Sensitivity adjustment data Function table, unit weight value (counting mode), 100% reference mass value (percent mode) External weight value Function switch settings Statistical calculation data Internal weight value (GX-L series only)
Caution
After initializing the balance, be sure to perform sensitivity adjustment.
Setting procedure
4. Press the ON:OFF key to turn off the display.

5. While holding down the PRINT and SAMPLE keys, press

the ON:OFF key to display

6. Press the SAMPLE key to display

Press and hold. Press.

7. Press the PRINT key. (To cancel, press the CAL key.)

8. Use the ZERO key to switch between / .

9. With

displayed, pressing the PRINT key

performs initialization.

10. When initialization is completed, the balance automatically returns to weighing mode.

8-2-2. Initialization (function table only)
This function returns the following parameters to factory settings. Function table
1. Press the ON:OFF key to turn the display off.

2. While pressing the PRINT and SAMPLE keys, press the

ON:OFF to display

3. Press the SAMPLE key twice to display

Press and hold. Press.

4. Press the PRINT key.

×2

(To cancel, press the CAL key.)

5. Use the ZERO key to switch between ” / “.

6. With

displayed, pressing the PRINT key

performs initialization.

7. When initialization is completed, the balance automatically returns to weighing mode.

9. Function Table
The function table enables you to change operation of the balance to the settings suitable for your application. Set parameters are stored in nonvolatile memory, even if the AC adapter is removed, and they are valid until rewritten. The function table consists of two layers. The first layer is the classes and the second layer is the items. Each item stores a parameter.

9-1. Setting the function table
Display and key operation for the function table

The ” ” indicator shows that the parameter is currently enabled.
Holding down this key (for 2 seconds) in weighing mode activates function table mode. (The class menu is displayed.) Selects the class / item.
Changes the parameter.

Selects the class or item.

Moves from the class to the item. Stores the parameter and moves to the next class.
When an item is displayed, quits setting and moves to the next class. When a class is displayed, exits table function mode and returns to weighing mode.

Setting procedure

1. In weighing mode, press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display

2. Press the SAMPLE key to select a class.

3. Press the PRINT key to enter the class setting mode.

4. Press the SAMPLE key to select an item.

5. Press the ZERO key to change the parameter of the selected item.

6. To change other item(s) in the same class, repeat steps 4 and 5.

To finish setting for the class, proceed to step 7.

7. To store the settings for the class, press the PRINT key to display the next class.

To quit setting for the class, press the CAL key to display the next class.

8. To change the settings in another class, proceed to step 2.

To exit function table mode, press the CAL key once. The balance returns to weighing mode.

Setting example and menu structure

This example shows how to set “Stores the weighing data/sensitivity adjustment history (

Memory (

)” and “Every 1 minute (

)” for “Interval Time ( )”.

)” for “Data

Class

Step1

Step 2

Press and hold for 2 seconds Press several times

Step 3 Step 4

Item “Data Memory”

Press several times Step 5

Parameter “Stores the weighing data/sensitivity adjustment history”

Press twice

Step 6
Item “Interval Time”

Press 4 times Step 7
Step 8

Parameter “Every 1 minute

Step 9 Finished. Weighing mode display appears. 63

9-2. Details of the function table

Class

Item Condition Stability band width Hold Function

Parameter

Description

Fast response, sensitive value

Can also be changed by manual environment setting.

Slow response, stable value

Stricter judgment (±1 d)

If the range in which the weighing display fluctuates for a certain

period of time is less than the set parameter,

Less strict judgement (±3 d)

the value is judged to be stable.

Off

Mode A: For animal weighing. Holds the

display for five seconds after the sample is removed.

Mode B: Holds the display for five

seconds when stable after the sample is

removed.

Off

Zero Tracking

Normal

Slightly strong

Keeps zero display by tracking zero drift.

[00] Environment Display

Display refresh rate

Decimal separator
Auto display-ON
Auto display-OFF
Readability

Buzzer

Display when power-on

Strong

Approx. 5 times/second (5.2 Hz)

Approx. 10 times/second (10.4 Hz)

Display/output frequency

Approx. 20 times/second (20.8 Hz)

Point (.) Comma (,)

Sets the symbol used as a decimal separator for display and output

Off

Turns on the weighing mode

display when the AC adapter is

connected.

Off On (10 minutes)

Turns off the display after 10 minutes of inactivity.

Display with readability digit
Display without readability digit

Display at start of weighing.

Off

The buzzer sounds

when you operate the

keys and the like.

Display zero when power is turned on

Display last weighing value when power is turned on

Factory setting

“d” (readability digit) is the unit of readability. For example, if the readability is 0.1 g, 1 d is 0.1 g.

Note
The number in [ ] is the classification number. It is output as an identifier when outputting function table information in batch. Refer to “9-2-1. Output of the function table information”.

Class

Item

Parameter

Description

[00] Environment Display (Continued from previous page)
[01] Clock

Backlight brightness Bubble spirit level lighting Impact shock detection Level detection
Comparator mode

– 10% to 100%

60% at factory setting

Off

Bubble spirit level lighting

Off

Impact shock detection function

Off

Automatic level detection & warning

Refer to “9-4. Clock and calendar function”.

Confirms and sets the time and date. The time and date are added to output data.

No comparison (Comparator function is disabled.)

Comparison when stable value or overloaded.

Continuous comparison

Number of comparator stages
Near zero

3-stage comparator HI, OK, LO
5-stage comparator HH, HI, OK, LO, LL
Comparison including near zero Comparison excluding ± 5 d Comparison excluding ± 10 d Comparison excluding ± 20 d Comparison excluding ± 50 d Comparison excluding ± 100 d Positive only

[02] Comparator

Polarity
Comparator results

Input method

Flow measurement

Comparator enlarged display

Negative only

Bi-polar

Off

Comparator results can be

added to output data.

Use this mode with A&D

standard format (

)

Sets upper and lower limits. Digital input
Sets upper and lower limits. Input by load

, , , or can be selected.

Sets reference value. Digital input Sets reference value. Input by load

can

be selected.

Compare by flow rate value.

Compare by weighing value (g unit).

Off

Displays LO/OK/HI enlarged

on the weighing value display when the comparator is

used.

Factory setting “d” (readability digit) is the unit of readability. For example, if the readability is 0.1 g, 1 d is 0.1 g.

Class

Item

Parameter

Description

Second upper limit

Upper limit Lower limit

Refer to “9-5. Comparator function”.

[03]

Comparator

Second lower limit

value

Displays when

is selected.

Displays

only when the 5-

stage comparator is set.

Reference value

Tolerance value

Refer to “9-5. Comparator function”.

Second tolerance value

Off

HH buzzer

[04] Comparator buzzer

HI buzzer OK buzzer

LO buzzer

LL buzzer Factory setting

Off

Displays when / is selected.

Displays

only

when the 5-stage

comparator is set.

Displays only when the 5-stage comparator is set.

Class

Item

[05] Data output

Data output mode

Factory setting

Parameter

Description

Key mode

Outputs data accepting the PRINT key when the display is stabled.

Auto print mode A (Reference = zero)

Outputs data when the

weighing value is stable

beyond the range of

and

from the zero

point.

Auto print mode B (Reference = the latest stable value)

Outputs data when the

weighing value is stable

beyond the range of

and

from the

latest stable value.

Stream mode

Outputs data at the specified display refresh rate.

Key mode B (Immediate output)

Outputs data accepting the PRINT key regardless of whether or not the weighing value is stable.

Key mode C (Output when stable)

Immediately outputs data accepting the PRINT key when the weighing value is stable. When unstable, outputs data after the weighing value becomes stable.

Interval output mode

Outputs data periodically

as set for

Auto print mode C (When the comparator result is OK.)

Outputs data when the

weighing value is stable

beyond the range of

and

from

zero point and the

weighing value is stable

with an OK result.

Class

Item

Parameter

Description

Positive only

If greater than the reference.

Auto print polarity

Negative only Bi-polar

If less than the reference.
Regardless of whether greater or less than the reference.

[05]

Auto print band

Data output

width)

(Continued from

previous page)

10 d 100 d 1000 d Off

Select difference from the reference.

Stores the unit weight

Data memory

Stores the weighing data / sensitivity adjustment report

Refer to “11. Data Memory”.

Stores the comparator setting value

Stores the tare value

Factory setting “d” (readability digit) is the unit of readability. For example, if the readability is 0.1 g, 1 d is 0.1 g.

Class

Item

Parameter

Interval time

Tare value output

Data No. output

[05] Data output
(Continued from the previous page)

Time/date output

ID output
Data output pause
Auto feed

GLP output

Auto zero after data output
Universal Flex Coms
Factory setting

Description

At the specified display refresh rate

Every 2 seconds

Every 5 seconds

Every 10 seconds Every 30 seconds Every 1 minute

Used when “interval

output mode (

) is

set in “data output mode”.

Every 2 minutes

Every 5 minutes

Every 10 minutes No output Output No output Output

Outputs in the order of net weight, gross weight, and tare weight.
Available when the data memory function is enabled.

No output Time output only Date output only Time and date output

For setting the time/date to be output, refer to “94. Clock and calendar function”.

No output

Output

Off On Adds 1.6 seconds

Sets a pause until data output.

Off On Adds one line

Sets a line feed after data output.

Off

On (Outputs with the internal clock) On (Outputs with an external clock) Off On

Refer to “10-3. GLP report”.
Function to automatically set to zero after data output.

Off

Class

Item

Connection

Baud rate
Data bit, Parity bit [06] Serial Interface Carriage return, Line feed
Data format
Timeout AK, Error code Factory setting

Parameter

PC Printer External indicator
600 bps 1200 bps 2400 bps 4800 bps 9600 bps 19200 bps 38400 bps 7 bits, even 7 bits, odd 8 bits, none

Description
, Stream output with
.

CRLF

CR: ASCll 0Dh code LF: ASCll 0Ah code

A&D standard format

DP format

KF format

MT format NU format

Refer to “9-7. Weighing data format”.

CSV format

NU2 format

TAB format

No limit

The wait time to receive

Limits to one second

a command.

Off

AK: ASCll 06h code

Class

Item

USB Function mode
[07] USB interface
USB data format

Application mode

[10] Application Function

Statistical function mode output items

Flow rate unit

Calculation time automatic setting

[11] Minimum Weight alert function

Minimum weight comparison
Minimum weight input

Data output when minimum weight is not reached.
Factory setting

Parameter

Description

Quick USB

Bidirectional USB virtual COM

A&D standard format NU format

Refer to “9-7. Weighing data format”.

CSV format

TAB format

NU2 format

Normal weighing mode

Capacity indicator mode
Statistical calculation mode
Flow rate measurement mode

Refer to “9-8. Description of application mode”.

Number of data, sum

Number of data, sum, max, min, range (max-min),
average
Number of data, sum, max, min, range (max-min), average, standard deviation, coefficient of variation Number of data, sum, max, min, range (max-min), average, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, relative error

g/s (gram/second)

g/m (gram/minute) g/h (gram/hour) mL/s (milliliter/second) mL/m (milliliter/minute) mL/h (milliliter/hour) Off

Refer to “13. Flow Rate Measurement”.

On No comparison. The minimum weight alert function is disabled. Comparison excluding near zero Comparison including near zero

Refer to “14. Minimum Weight Alert Function”.

Off

Refer to “14. Minimum Weight Alert Function”.

Class [12] Unit

Item

Parameter

Description

Refer to “9-9. Storing units”.

[13] Density measurement function

Liquid density input

Density measurement mode

Water temperature Density input Solids Liquids

[15] ID number setting

Refer to “10-2. Setting the ID number”.

Displayed only when density mode is registered in unit registration.
Refer to “15. Density (Specific Gravity) Measurement”.

Off

Lock function
[16] Password lock

On (Restricts weighing operation)
On (Allows basic weighing operation)

Refer to “16. Password Lock Function”.

Administrator password input

Password

User 1 password input

registration

User 10 password input

Temperature measurement

Sensitivity adjustment mode

[17] Auto sensitivity adjustment

Set time 1 Set time 2

Set time 3

Set time Interval time
Refer to “7-1. Automatic sensitivity adjustment (GX-L series only)”.

Interval time
[18] 2 Correction of the internal weight value (Auto)
Factory setting 2: GX-L series only.

Automatic input

Refer to “7-6-1. Correcting the internal weight value AUTO (GXL series only)”.

9-2-1. Output of the function table information
With the function table, you can set the balance’s operation to that appropriate for how it is used. In the menu structure of the function table, setting items are included in each class, and a parameter is registered for each item. The function table information can be output in batch by the following operation so that the settings when the balance is used can be recorded.
Procedure for batch output of the function table information

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds in weighing

mode to display

Press and hold for 2 seconds

2. Press and hold the PRINT key for 2 seconds. appears and the current function table information
is output in batch.

Output

[ Output example ]

Model

Serial number

Date Time

Clock of the balance

(a) (b) (c)

(a) Class number (two characters) (b) Item (eight characters) (c) Parameter (two or twelve characters) * Separated by commas.

For the class numbers, items, and parameters, refer to “9-2. Details of the function table” in “9. Function Table”. 73

Example 1 Outputting the function table information to a printer
Use an AD-8127 multi-functional compact printer. 1. Connect the balance and the printer.
Set the print mode to “DUMP”. For details about the settings and print modes, refer to the instruction manual of the printer. For connection between the balance and the printer, refer to “21. Connecting Peripheral Devices”. 2. Make sure that communication is possible between the balance and the printer, then perform the output operation according to “Procedure for batch output of the function table information” in “9-2-1. Output of the function table information”.
Example 2 Outputting the function table information to a personal computer
For USB settings and details of the WinCT software, refer to “21-5. Connecting to a PC” in “21. Connecting Peripheral Devices”, or the WinCT manuals on our website (https://www.aandd.jp). 1. Connect the balance and the PC with the supplied USB cable or RS-232C cable (sold separately)
Note To output via USB, Virtual COM mode must be used. It is not possible to output with Quick USB
mode. 2. Install WinCT software on the PC.
WinCT can be downloaded from our website (https://www.aandd.jp). 3. Start RSCom and match the communication settings such as COM port and baud rate with the balance.
Clicking the [Start] button enables communication. 4. Make sure that communication is possible between the balance and the PC, then perform the output
operation according to “Procedure for batch output of the function table information” in “9-2-1. Output of the function table information”.
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9-3. Description of the class “Environment/Display”
Condition ( )
Sensitive response to fluctuation of a weighing value: For powder or liquid target weighing, weighing a very light sample, or when work efficiency is required rather than display stability, set the parameter to be a small value. When set, FAST is displayed.

Slow response to fluctuation of a weighing value: To prevent the weighing value from drifting due to vibration or drafts, set the parameter to be a high value. When set, SLOW is displayed.

Stability band width ( )

This item is to control the width to regard a weighing value as a stable value. When the fluctuation range of

weighing value within a certain period of time is less than the parameter, the balance displays the

stabilization indicator and the data can be output (or stored) as set in the function table ( ,

, etc.).

This setting influences “auto print mode”. “d” (readability digit) is the unit of readability.

E.g. For the GX-62001L, if 1 g display is selected with the SAMPLE key, 1 g is 1 d.

(±1 d)

The stabilization indicator will not display if the value is not stable enough, and it will disappear if there are even slight fluctuations in the weighing value. To perform weighing with strict judgment, set the parameter to a low value.

(±3 d)

The stabilization indicator becomes less responsive to slight fluctuations in the weighing value. To prevent the weighing value from drifting due to factors such as the usage environment, set the parameter to a high value.

Hold function ( )
Mode A (Average hold, animal weighing) This function is used to weigh a moving object such as an animal. When the weighing data is over the weighing range from zero and the display fluctuation is within the stabilization range for a fixed period of averaging time, the processing indicator illuminates and the balance displays the average weight of the weighing data. When the animal or sample is removed from the weighing pan, the display holds the displayed value for five seconds and then returns to zero automatically. This function is available only when the hold function parameter is set to ” ” (the display hold mark HOLD illuminates) and any weighing unit other than the counting mode is selected. The stabilization range and averaging time are set in “Condition ( )” and “Stability band width ( )” in the function table.

Weighing range

Averaging time

0.1 g model 20.0 g or more

2 sec. (faster)

1 g model

200 g or more

4 sec.

8 sec (more accurate)

Animal weighing pan (GXL-12) can be attached.

Stabilization range Small 6.25% Medium 12.5% Large 16.7%

B mode (hold when stable) When the weighing value is beyond a certain range from zero (same weighing range as mode A) and the stabilization indicator lights up, the displayed value is held. When the object to be weighed is unloaded, the display is automatically set to zero after the display is maintained for 5 seconds. This function is available when the balance is in other than counting mode.
Zero tracking ( )
This function automatically tracks zero-point drift caused by changes in the environment and stabilizes the zero display. When the weighing value is only a few digits, turn the function off for accurate weighing. “d” (readability digit) is the unit of readability.
The tracking function is not used. When the weighing value is only a few digits, turn the function off for accurate weighing. The tracking function is used. Normal zero tracking. (±1 d / 1 second) The tracking function is used. Strong zero tracking. (±1 d / 0.5 seconds) The tracking function is used. Very strong zero tracking. (±1 d / 0.2 seconds)
Display refresh rate ( )
The periodic time to refresh the display. This timing also applies to data output. This parameter influences “baud rate”, “data output pause” and the operation in the stream mode.
Decimal separator ( )
A symbol used as a decimal separator (point/comma) can be selected.
Auto power-ON ( )
When the AC adapter is plugged in, the display is automatically turned on without pressing the ON:OFF key and the balance enters weighing mode. This function is used when the balance is built into an automated system. Be sure to warm up the balance before use for more than half an hour for accurate weighing.
Auto power-OFF ( )
This is a function to automatically turn off only the display when there is no operation made for a certain amount of time (approx. 10 minutes) while the power is on.
Readability ( )
When weighing with rough precision, the readability can be turned off without key operation. This is useful when built into an automated system.
Buzzer ( )
Select ON / OFF for the built-in buzzer that sounds when a key is operated or the state changes.
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Display when power-on (

)

You can choose whether the balance will automatically zero the display when the power is turned on or start

from the previous weighing value without automatically zeroing the display when the power is turned on.

The tare value memory is useful when a hopper or other device is attached to the weighing pan and the

power must be turned off during discharge weighing. Note that this function is disabled when the hold

function is on.

Backlight brightness (

)

Select the brightness of the backlight of the LCD display.

Bubble sprit level lighting ( )
Select ON / OFF for the LED that illuminates the bubble sprit level.

Impact shock detection ( )
Select ON / OFF for the function to display impact level.

Automatic level detection & warning ( )

This is a function that displays

by the level detection sensor when the balance is significantly tilted,

prompting the user to adjust the level of the balance. Note that

is displayed only when the display

is zero.

9-4. Clock and calendar function
The balance is equipped with a clock and calendar function. When the clock and calendar function ( , ) is set, the time/date can be added to the output data. The time and date can be checked/changed by
the following operations.

Checking/setting procedure

1. In weighing mode, press and hold the SAMPLE key for

2 seconds to display

Press and hold for 2 seconds

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display .
Press the PRINT key to enter the mode to check and set the time and date.
Checking the time 3. The current time is displayed with all the digits blinking.
To set the clock to the correct time, press the ZERO key and proceed to step 5. To check the date, press the SAMPLE key and proceed to step 6. To finish setting, press the CAL key and proceed to step 8.

Press several times
CL
Confirm the time

AdJ

Setting the time

Set the time in 24-hour format using the following keys.

ZERO key (+) ···· Increases the value of the blinking

digit.

MODE key (-) ···· Decreases the value of the blinking

digit.

SAMPLE key ····· Select the digit to blink.

PRINT key ········ Stores the setting and proceeds to

step 6 after

is displayed.

CAL key ··········· Cancels the setting and proceeds to

step 6.

Set the time Store the time

Checking the date
4. The current date is displayed with all the digits blinking. To change the order of year [last two digits] ( ), month ( ) and day ( ), press the MODE key. The date will be output in the specified order. To set the calendar to the correct date, press the ZERO key to proceed to step 7. To finish setting, press the CAL key to proceed to step 8. To confirm the time again, press the SAMPLE key to proceed to step 4.

Confirm the date Continue to the next page

Checking/setting procedure (Continued)

Setting the date

Set the date using the following keys. (The year is set with

the last 2 digits of the year as per Western calendar)

ZERO key (+) ···· Increases the value of the blinking

digit.

MODE key (-)···· Decreases the value of the blinking digit.

SAMPLE key ····· Select the digit to blink.

PRINT key ········ Stores the setting and proceeds to

step 8 after

is displayed.

CAL key ··········· Cancels the setting and proceeds to

step 8.

Finishing checking/setting 5. The next item (
key to finish.

) is displayed. Press the CAL

Continue from the previous page Set the date Store the date

Caution:

Do not enter invalid values such as a non-existing date when setting the time and date.

The balance displays

when the clock backup battery has been depleted.

Battery replacement must be repaired by your local A&D dealer. Even if the backup battery of the clock runs

out, it does not affect the functions other than the clock and calendar function. The clock and calendar function

works normally if the balance is powered with the AC adapter. Press any key to set the time and date.

9-5. Comparator function

For comparison using the comparator function, either 3-stage or 5-stage can be selected (

). The

3-stage comparator is selected by default, and the HI / OK / LO indicator will be displayed according

to the result of comparison. When the 5-stage comparator is selected, “HH” and “LL” become available with

the HI and LO indicators respectively displayed blinking. With the optional GXL-04, comparison results

can be output to the contact.

There are three operating ranges: No comparison Comparison when stable or overloaded Continuous comparison

There are six levels of conditions for comparing near zero, from “including near zero” to “± 100 d”.

The criteria for comparison are “upper limit and lower limit value” and “reference value and tolerance range”.

There are two ways to input the values: “digital input” and “input by sample load”.

Refer to the function table

With the function table

, it is also possible to sound a built-in buzzer according to the comparison

result.

3-stage comparison result

Weighing value

Threshold value

Upper limit Lower limit

Judgment formula
< Weighing value Weighing value Upper limit
Weighing value < Lower limit

3-step comparison – display Judgment Lit Blinking Buzzer
result display display control

5-stage comparison result

Weighing value

Threshold value

2nd upper limit Lower limit 2nd lower limit

2nd upper limit Upper limit Lower limit 2nd lower limit

Judgment formula
< Weighing value < Weighing value Weighing value Weighing value <
Weighing value <

2nd upper limit Upper limit Lower limit 2nd lower limit

5-step comparison – display Judgment Lit Blinking Buzzer
result display display control

Caution

At the factory setting, the comparator function in the flow rate measurement mode (

) compares

the flow rate.

If ”

” is set to ” ” in the ”

” of the function table, comparisons in weighing values (unit: g)

can also be performed.

Selecting the comparator (3-stage/5-stage)

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display of the function table.

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times until

is displayed.

3. Press the PRINT key.

4. Press the SAMPLE key several times until

is displayed.

5. Press the ZERO key to select ” for 5-stage comparator. Press the PRINT key to set.

” for 3-stage comparator, or ” ”

Press and hold for 2 seconds
Press several times
Press several times

6. Press the CAL key to return to weighing mode.

Setting example 1. Comparison when stable or overloaded. Upper/lower limits digital input.
Selecting a comparison method (operating range, comparison criteria, and value input) (Setup procedures starting from the factory default setting) (with the 3-stage comparator, comparison when stable or overloaded excluding near zero ± 10 d, upper limit 10005.0g and lower limit 9995.0g)

7. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display

8. Press the SAMPLE key several times until

is displayed.

Press and hold for 2 seconds

bA5Fnc

Press several times

9. Press the PRINT key.

CP Fnc

10. Press the ZERO key several times (” ” for continuous comparison).

is displayed.

11. Press the PRINT key to store the selected method.

OFF

Press several times

S tAb

CP VALUE

Entering the values

12. With key.

displayed, press the

appears.

14. Press the PRINT key.

15. The currently set value is displayed with all the digits blinking. To continue with the set value, press the PRINT or CAL key to proceed to step 10. To change the set value, press the ZERO key. Use the following keys: SAMPLE key … Select the digit to blink. ZERO key …….. Changes the value of the blinking digit. MODE key ……. Reverses the polarity. PRINT key ……. Stores the setting and proceeds to step 10. CAL key ……….. Cancels the setting and proceeds to step 10.

appears.

17. Press the PRINT key.

The currently set value is displayed with all the digits blinking. To continue with the set value, press the PRINT or CAL key to proceed to step 13. To change the set value, press the ZERO key. Use the following keys:
SAMPLE key … Select the digit to blink. ZERO key …….. Changes the value of the blinking
digit. MODE key ……. Reverses the polarity. PRINT key ……. Stores the setting and proceeds to
step 13. CAL key ……….. Cancels the setting and proceeds
to step 13.

18. Press the CAL key twice to return to weighing mode.

No change

To change the set value
Press twice

Setting example 2. Continuous comparison except near zero ± 20 d. Reference / tolerance digital input.
Selecting a comparison method (operating range, comparison criteria, and value input)

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display of the function table.

Press and hold for 2 seconds

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

Press several times

3. Press the PRINT key.

4. Press the ZERO key several times to display

( ” ” for continuous comparison).

5. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

6. Press the ZERO key several times to display

( ” ” for ± 20 d are not compared).

7. Press the SAMPLE key several times to move to the item

8. Press the ZERO key several times to display

(” ” for reference value, digital input).

9. Press the PRINT key to store the selected method.

Press several times
Press several times
Press several times
Press several times
Press several times

Entering the values

10. With

displayed, press the

key.

appears.

12. Press the PRINT key.

13. The currently set value is displayed with all the digits blinking. To continue with the set value, press the PRINT or CAL key to proceed to step 14. To change the set value, press the ZERO key. Use the following keys: SAMPLE key … Select the digit to blink. ZERO key …….. Changes the value of the blinking digit. MODE key ……. Reverses the polarity. PRINT key ……. Stores the setting and proceeds to step 14. CAL key ……….. Cancels the setting and proceeds to step 14.

14. With

displayed, press the PRINT to

display the currently set value.

To change the set value, use the following keys and

store a tolerance value.

For the tolerance range, enter a value with the

reference value as 100%.

SAMPLE key … Select the digit to blink.

ZERO key (+) .. Changes the value of the blinking

digit.

MODE key (-) .. Changes the value of the blinking

digit.

PRINT key ……. Stores the setting and proceeds to

step 15.

CAL key ……….. Cancels the setting and proceeds

to step 15.

15. Press the CAL key twice to return to weighing mode.

No change

To change the set value

Press twice

Setting example 3. Comparison when stable or overloaded including near zero. Upper/lower limits. Weighing input.
Selecting a comparison method (operating range, comparison criteria, and value input)

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display
.

Press and hold (for 2 seconds)

2. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

3. Press the PRINT key.

Press several times

4. Press the ZERO key several times to display

(” ” for comparison when stable or overloaded).

5. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

6. Press the ZERO key several times to display

(” ” for also compare near zero).

7. Press the SAMPLE key several times to move to the item .

8. Press the ZERO key several times to display

(” ” for weighing input, upper/lower limits).

9. Press the PRINT key to store the selected method.

Press several times
Press several times
Press several times
Press several times
Press several times

Entering the values

10. When

is displayed, press the PRINT key to

display

11. When

is displayed, press the PRINT key to

check the currently set value (all digits blinking).

12. Press the ZERO key to enter the load input mode. g is displayed.
Place a sample of the upper limit weight on the balance and press the PRINT key. (Register the upper limit value.)

13. When finished, from the balance.)

is displayed. (Remove the sample

14. When

is displayed, press the PRINT key to

check the currently set value (all digits blinking).

15. Press the ZERO key to enter the load input mode. g is displayed.
Place a sample of the lower limit weight on the balance and press the PRINT key. (Register the lower limit value.)

16. When finished, from the balance.

is displayed. Remove the sample

Press the CAL key twice to return to weighing mode. 87

Place a sample of the upper limit weight
Remove the sample
Place a sample of the lower limit weight
Remove the sample Press twice

Sounding the built-in buzzer according to the comparison result

1. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display of the function table.

2. Press the SAMPLE .

key several times to display

Press and hold for 2 seconds

3. Press the PRINT key.
4. Press the SAMPLE key to set ON/OFF of the buzzer sound for the comparison judgment result. When the 3-stage comparator is set, the following three options are available:

Press several times

When the 5-stage comparator is set, the following five options are available:

SAMPLE key…….Selects the comparison judgment result. ZERO key ………..Sets ON/OFF of the buzzer sound for the
comparison judgment result. PRINT key………..Stores the settings.

5. Press the PRINT key to store the buzzer sound settings for

the comparison judgment results. After

is displayed,

appears.

6. Press the CAL key to return to weighing mode.

Note
Regarding the setting of the comparator stage ( “Selecting the comparator (3-stage/5-stage)”.

), refer to

Adding the comparison results

By setting the “Comparison results ( )” of the function table to “1”, the comparison results can be added

to the data output using the RS-232C serial interface or USB interface. Use A&D standard format (

The comparison results are added after the header in A&D standard format as below.

Result

S T , O K , + 0 1 2 3 4 5 . 6 g CR LF

H H When judged as HH. H I When judged as HI. O K When judged as OK. L O When judged as LO. L L When judged as LL. – – No comparison

Comparator enlarged display function
The comparator enlarged display function displays the comparison results in a magnified way on the main portion of the display, in place of the weight value.
Selecting a unit of measurement
1. Press the MODE key to select a unit to be used for comparison.
Caution
While the comparator enlarged display function is in use, unit selection using the MODE key is not available.
Setting the function table for the comparator enlarged display function mode

2. Press and hold the SAMPLE key for 2 seconds to display of the function table.

Press and hold 2 seconds

3. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

Press several times

4. Press the PRINT key.

5. Press the SAMPLE key several times to display

Press several times

6. Press the ZERO key to display

Caution
To disable the comparator enlarged display function, change the set parameter ( ) for “Comparator enlarged display function ( )” to ” “.

7. Press the PRINT key to store the setting.

8. Press the CAL key to return to weighing mode. 89

Comparator settings

Set the comparator as described in the previous section.

Setting example:

(Continuous comparison, excluding “near zero”).

Using the comparator enlarged display function

1. Press the ZERO key to set the display

to zero.
2. Place a sample on the weighing pan. The balance performs a comparison using the set comparison values and displays the

Standard display (Weighing data and comparator)
Each press alternates the display.

Comparator enlarged display

comparison results,

HI OK LO .

E.g. a sample

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GX-12001L Apollo High Capacity Precision Balances

Specifications

Product Usage Instructions

1. Introduction

2. Part Names, Installation, and Precautions

3. Display and Key Panel (Basic Operation)

3.1 Smart Range Function

4. Weighing

5. Impact Shock Detection (ISD) Function

5.1 Recording Impact History

5.2 Impact History Output

FAQ

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Q: What should I do if I notice any errors in the manual?

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