Sartorius CW3P User manual

WCI5003-e03082

Service Manual

Sartorius Combics 3

Models CW3P | CW3S

for Complete Combics Scales,

Models CISL3 | CIS3

for Combics Indicators

Contents

04 Overview

04 Service Concept

04 General Information

05 Different to Combics1/2

05 Accompanying Literature

06 Description of the Equipment

07 Operating Design

07 Data Input

08 Keypad Input

09 Function Keys (Soft Keys)

09 Numeric Input Through the Keypad

10 Input Through the Weighing Platform

10 Input Through the Digital I/O Port

10 Input Through the COM Port

11 Activating the xBPI Protocol

11 Activating the Service Mode

12 Activating the Service Mode

12 Turn on the Combics

13 Open the menu

13 Exiting the Service mode

14 Service Menu

16 Configuring the Analog/Digital Converter

16 Purpose

16 Features

16 Note on Settings

17 Overview of the Setup Menu in Service Mode

17 Input of the service password

17 Setup - Device - WP1

18 WP1 - Internal - Calibration / Adjustment

19 Setup - Device - WP1 / COM1 / COM2

20 Setup-Menu for A/D Converter Configuration

(Page1)

21 Setup-Menu for A/D Converter Configuration

(Page2)

22 Type Designation

22 Complete Combics scale

22 Complete Combics stainless steel scale

Overview

General

Service Concept

Prerequisites for performing maintenance and repair work on Sartorius Combics

scales requires considerable experience with both indicators and weighing

platforms.

In case of defects, repairs are performed on site. Generally, the equipment is not

replaced.

General Information

– Do not connect or disconnect cables to or from the equipment; always

disconnect the power cable from the wall socket (mains supply) first!

– To ensure safety, an isolating transformer must be installed between the

indicator and the power supply before performing work that entails opening

the Combics indicator housing.

Different to Combics1/2

–Indicator

– Operating Concept

– Activating the XBPI Protocol

– Activating the Service Mode

– Service Mode

– A/D Converter Configuration

– Additional Menus in Service Mode

Important: Mechanical and electrical service or repair work on the complete Combics scale

requires considerable experience, and for this reason should be performed only

by Sartorius technicians trained at the factory. Any attempt to perform repair

work can result in damage to the equipment.

Accompanying Literature

Operating instructions for

“Complete Combics 3 Scales“ WCW6002-e02101 98648-011-25

Operating instructions for

“Combics 3 Indicators“ WCI6002-e02101 98648-011-20

Operating instructions for

“Basic Application Programs“ WCI6003-e02101 98646-002-06

Service Manual

“Combics 1 | Combics 2“ WCI5001-e02104

Description of the Equipment

The complete Combics scales from Sartorius are primarily used in industry. Because there are a number of hardware

configurations to choose from, Combics models are constructed according to customer requirements.

The complete Combics scale consists of:

– A choice of weighing platforms with capacities from 3 kg to 3000 kg (in stainless steel or steel) and indicators

The Combics 3-indicators consist of:

– Front panel with keypad and

digital display (Combics 2 has

additional keys and LEDs)

– Combics indicators

are equipped with either cable

glands or D-Sub 25

connectors.

Note: Additional electronic subassemblies are optional.

combics_15_Kl.eps

combics3_04.eps

Digital PCB with application

processor, memory, RS-232 interfaces

Analog/digital converter

Power PCB DC/DC converter

(Combics3 has a clock chip)

Operating Design

With Combics 3 you can

– collect weight values from two

weighing platforms

– use application programs to

calculate and display results

– assign codes to identify the

samples weighed

Before you begin, you need to

configure your Combics complete

scale for your requirements. This is

achieved by setting parameters in the

operating menu (for example, to

configure a connected printer). You

can then begin operation, with

functions active for storing and

calculating weighing data.

The description of the operating

design is divided into the following

sections:

– Data Input

– Display Modes

– Error Codes

– Data Output

– Saving Data

Data Input

There are a number of options for

entering data:

– Through the indicator keypad (e.g.,

with the 0, 1, 2... 9keys)

– Through the weighing platform

(e.g., tare values)

– Through the digital input |output

interface

– Through the COM port

– Through a bar code scanner or

external keyboard

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Keypad Input

Labeled Keys

These keys always have the function

indicated by the label, but the

functions

might not be available at all times.

Whether a function is available at a

given time depends on the operating

state of the scale and the menu

settings active at that time. Some of

the keys have a second function,

activated by pressing and holding the

key for longer than 2 seconds.

eOn/off

Turn the Combics on and off or

switch it to the standby mode.

In standby mode, the display shows

OFF.

nToggle the display between

connected weighing platforms.

With two weighing platforms

connected, this key toggles the

display between the two readouts.

(– Zero the scale

– Cancel a calibration/

adjustment procedure

)– Press briefly (< 2 sec):

Tare the weighing platform

– Press and hold (> 2 sec ):

Activate calibration/adjustment

kToggles the display between:

– first and second weight unit, or

– gross and net values, or

– normal and 10-fold higher

resolution, depending on your

settings in the operating menu.

p– Press briefly: Print

– Press and hold: Print GMP

footer

DPress and hold: Toggle to info

mode (only when an initialized

application is active)

M– Access to Setup program

– Exit the Setup program

c– Press briefly: Quit application

program, delete input character

– Press and hold: Delete entire

input string

0,1,2... 9, .

Enter numbers, letters and

other characters

aToggle between numeric and

alphabetic input

Function Keys (Soft Keys)

The current function of a given soft

key is indicated in the last line on the

display (footer). Functions are

indicated by abbreviated texts or

symbols .

Texts (Examples)

1st ID1st ID

1st ID: Store the first ID line

ESCESC

ESC: Cancel input

Symbols in the footer:

oo Return to initial state

Softkeys.eps

o: Go one level higher

O: Show items under selectedentry

Q: Move up one position in

I/O window

q: Move down one position in

I/O window

l: Confirm selected parameter

setting

Numeric Input Through the Keypad

§Enter numbers one digit at a

time: Press 0, 1, 2... 9

as needed

§Store input:

Press the required key (e.g., press

)to store manual tare input)

$Deleting a digit:

Press c briefly

$Deleting entire input string:

Press and hold c (> 2 sec)

Text Input Through the Keypad

§Press the a key

O‘ABC’ is displayed

§Press the key on which the

desired letter is printed

repeatedly, until that letter is

displayed (please note that keys

can activate other characters in

addition to those shown on the

key)

$If the next letter or character you

wish to enter is activated by the

same key as the previous

character, press the lsoft key or

wait 2 seconds before entering

the next character.

$Entering a space:

Press the 0key

$Entering punctuation or special

characters:

Press the 1 key or .key

repeatedly until the desired

character is displayed, and then

press the lsoft key to insert it

in the string.

$Deleting characters:

Press c briefly

$Deleting entire input string:

Press and hold c (> 2 sec)

$Exit text input mode and return

to numeric input mode:

Press the a key

> 123 is displayed

§Store input:

Press the required soft key

(for example, 1st ID1st ID

1st ID1st ID

1st ID)

Input Through the Weighing PlatformInput Through the Weighing Platform

Input Through the Weighing Platform

You can store the weight on the

weighing platform; for example,

as a tare weight (press the )key)

Input Through the Digital I/O PortInput Through the Digital I/O Port

Input Through the Digital I/O Port

An input control line is available for

use with all application programs, for

connecting a remote hand switch or

foot switch. Configure this input line

in the Setup program, under

Device parameters - Control inputDevice parameters - Control input

Device parameters - Control input

to assign one of the following functions

to the remote switch:

–Print key

–Print key - long

–Tare key

–Tare key - long

–Fn key

–WP toggle key

Input Through the COM PortInput Through the COM Port

Input Through the COM Port

The Combics scale is equipped with

a simple ASCII interface (SBI) for data

transfer. The functions are described

in detail in the chapter entitled

„Operating the Combics“, under „Data

Output Functions“.

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