Sartorius XQ 6100 User manual

Sartorius

XQ 6100, XQ 6100 B.

Electronic Paint Mixing Scales

Installation and Operating Instructions

Sartorius

XQ 6100, XQ 6100 B.

Please read these installation and operating instructions care-

fully before operating your new scale.

With this Sartorius Scale you have acquired a sophisticated,

user-friendly electronic precision weighing instrument which

will enable you to consistently match any colour to meet your

paint supplier's high quality Standards.

When operating this scale, please observe a few simple basic

rules.

Should you have additional questions after familiarizing your

paint with this manual, please contact your paint supplier.

Pursuant to the german Directive for the Implemen-

tation of Regulations for Prevention of Accidents

"Elektrische Anlagen und Betriebsmittel (VBG 4)"

[Electrical Installations and Equipment] of April

1986, it is hereby certified that the equipment

delivered, "electronic precision scale, model XQ

6100 or XQ 6100 B" is manufactured and tested in

compliance with the following DIN/VDE regulations

DIN IEC348/VDE0411 Safety requirements for

electronic measuring ap-

paratus

DlN lEG 380/VDE 0806 Safety of electrically

energized office machines

DIN IEC601/VDE0750 Safety of medical electrical

equipment

When you use electrical equipment in installations

and under ambient conditions requiring higher

safety Standards, you must comply with the

provisions as specified in the applicable regulations

for installation in your country.

Contents.

Page

Equipment Supplied 5

Installation Instructions 6

Startup 7

Operation 8

Examples for Paint Mixing 9

Calibration 15

Accessories (Options) 17

Spezifications 17

Weighing pan 2 Power receptacle

3 Weight and linear range display 4 TINTER/ADDITIVE key

Set 100% key 6 Access switch (for calibration)

Tare control 8 PRINT key (functions only if the scale

has a built-in interface)

RECALL WEIGHT-Taste 10

ON/OFF key

11 %/g key 12

Manufacturer’s label (on the bottom of the

base plate of the scale)

Equipment Supplied.

Do not miss out on the benefits of our warranty.

Please fill out the warranty card, indicating the date of installa-

tion, and return the card to your Sartorius dealer.

Carefully unpack the scale and the accessory components.

Save all packing material for future use.

The equipment supplied comprises the components shown on

the left:

- Scale

- Dust cover

- AG adapter

- Weighing pan

lf you wish to send in your scale for repair work, please pro-

ceed as follows:

- remove all splashes or spills of paint

- include a description of the equipment failures/faults.

This will save you time and unnecessary expense for servic-

ing. Please replace the cardboard between the scale base

and the weighing pan (1) to prevent damage to the weighing

system during shipment.

Installation Instructions.

Your Sartorius Scale provides exact readouts even under less

than ideal conditions.

However, exposure to extreme heat, vibrations or drafts may

adversely affect the weighing accuracy and should be avoided

whenever possible.

The scale can be adapted to your particular requirements and

to the specific ambient conditions simply by changing the

menu code settings in the scale operating program. Please

contact your dealer for assistance.

After you have plugged your scale into the AC adapter and

turned it on, allow for at least 30 minutes warmup. Once the

scale has been warmed up, the STANDBY feature will enable

you to skip the warmup procedure.

Important Note

Make sure to unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet be-

fore you connect or disconnect additional devices (printer or

PC) to or from the interface connector (Option).

Startup.

Remove the white backing from the adhesive disks on the

dust cover. Attach the dust cover to the scale base by

slightly pressing down on the adhesive disks.

Mount the weighing pan (1) on the scale.

Double-check to be sure that the base dust cover does not

come in contact with the weighing pan.

Your scale is powered by an AC adapter. Check that the volt-

age rating printed on this unit is identical to your local line

voltage.

Plug the line cord of the adapter into the power receptacle of

the scale. Now plug the AC adapter into an electrical or wall

outlet.

Whenever possible, avoid connecting your scale to over-

loaded networks (compressors or similar equipment).

lf you have problems with your local line power supply, use a

suitable voltage stabilizer or an emergency power supply unit

(Option). Be sure to contact your dealer for technical informa-

tion.

Operation.

Press the ON/OFF key (10) to turn the scale on or off.

The display will go out whenever you turn off the scale. All

other circuits will remain energized (STAND-BY state). This

means the scale is immediately ready to operate without re-

quiring warmup the next time you switch it on.

Important Note

To use the STANDBY feature, the scale must have been

plugged into the AC adapter for at least 30 minutes (initial

warmup).

After the scale is turned on, an automatic self-test of the

scale's electronic circuitry is performed. This self-test ends

with the readout 0.0 g.

Any other readout indicates an error. In this case, please con-

tact your dealer, describing exactly what the display reads

lf you wish to use a Container or if the weight display does not

indicate 0.00 g (or the equivalent with the weight unit of your

choice), press the tare control to zero the display.

Important Note

The small circle in the lower left-hand corner shows that the

scale has been exactly tared so the display reads "0."

Do not wait to replace worn dust covers.

Make sure that paint spills over the sides of the housing

do not harden, making the pan stick to the base.

Frequent cleaning with solvents (such as paint thinner)

will warp the dust cover which may then push against the

pan, causing the readout to drift.

Examples for Paint Mixing.

1st Example

Mix paint components with hardener (35% of the total

weight of the paint quantity) and 20% thinner. The 20%

thinner is in proportion to the total weight of the paint

components and hardener.

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Place an empty container on the scale and tare

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Weigh in the 1st paint component according to your formula

and then store it -

press the key (4)

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weigh in the 2nd paint component according to your formula

and then store it -

press the key (4)

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ou can repeat this procedure as many times as

the number of paint components you have

available.

You can obtain a display of the total net weight of the paint

components by pressing the

key (9)

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To store the total net weight as 100 % –

press the key (5)

The decimal place will automatically disappear once the total

weight is stored as 100 % or "E" will be displayed if the paint

components are too light for the particular shade of paint. If

"E" is displayed, press the RECALL WEIGHT key and in-

crease the minimum amount of the individual paint

components.

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Add 35% hardener

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To display the momentary weight

(paint components + hardener) –

press the key (11)

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To store the total weight-

press the key (9)

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