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Sartorius Basicplus

Electronic Semi-micro-, Analytical and Precision Balances

Installation and Operating Instructionsfor Standard Balances and Verified BalancesApproved for Use as Legal Measuring Instruments

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General Views of the Balances 5

Warranty 12Storage and Shipping Conditions 12

Installation Instructions 13Ambient Conditions 13

Getting Started 15Preparing the WeighingChamber/Balance 15Connecting the Balance to AC Power 16Voltage Selection 17Safety Precautions 17Information on Radio Frequency Interference 17Connecting Electronic Peripheral Devices 18Information on Weighing Electro-statically Charged Samples 18Leveling the Balance Using the Level Indicator 19

Operating the Balance 20Warmup Time 20Turning the Display On and Off 20Self-Test 20Taring 21Simple Weighing 21

Calibration/Adjustment 22Internal Calibration 22External Calibration 23Sensitivity Test 24Blocking the Adjustment/Calibration Functions 24Interface Port 24

Below-Balance Weighing 25

Fastening an Antitheft Locking Device 25

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Troubleshooting Guide 26

Care and Maintenance 27

Balance Operating Menu 28Changing Menu Code Settings 28Accessing the Menu 29Undoing All Menu Code Changes – Reset Function 30

Balance Operating Parameters 31Adapting the Balance to Ambient Conditions 31Standard Weighing and Filling Modes 31Stability Range 31Tare Parameter 32Auto Zero Function 32Adjustment, Calibration andLinearization Functions Using CAL 32

Weighing Using Two Weighing Levels 33Weight Units 33Display Modes 34

Interface Parameter Settings 35

Utilities for Printouts or Data Transfer 36Data Output Parameter 36Auto Print 36Data Output at Defined Intervals 36Data ID Codes 37

Additional Functions 38Menu Access Function 38Blocking the Keys 38Universal Switch for Remote Control 39Power-On Mode 39

Contents

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Application Programs 40Tare Memory 40Practical Example: Tare – Net – Gross Weights 40Practical Example: Net Total 41Weighing in Percent 42Practical Example: Determination of the Residual Weight in Percent 44Counting 45Practical Example: Counting Small Parts 46Animal Weighing/Averaging 47Animal Weighing in theAutomatic Start Mode 49

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ISO/GLP-compliant Printout or Record 50Printout/Record for Adjustment or Calibration andLinearization Functions 51Data Printout/Record (ISO/GLP-compliant) 52Data Printout/Record for Application Programs 53

Interface Description 54Pin Assignment Chart 66Cabling Diagram 67

Specifications 68Standard Features 68EC pattern approval 75

Accessories (Options) 81Declaration of Conformity 84

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No. Designation Order no. forreplacement

1 Protective disk 69 170232 Weighing pan 69 162783 Shield disk 69 162404 Leveling foot 69 130195 Level indicator6 Metrological ID label

for verified balances approved for use as legal measuring instruments

7 Adjustment/calibration key q8 Function key v9 Zero-setting and tare keys t

10 Print key (data output) p11 CF key (clear function) c12 On/off key e (standby)


13 Weight display14 Verification ID label with metrological

data for verified balances approved for use as legal measuring instruments

15 Manufacturer’s label withthe C mark of conformity

16 Lug for attaching an antitheft locking device17 Menu access switch18 AC jack19 Data interface portNot shown: Dust cover 69 601701

Caps and plugs (set) 69 B20031

BP 210 D, BP 300 S,BP 210 D-0CE, BP 300 S-0CE

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2 Weighing pan 69 B200013 Shield ring 69 B200144 Leveling foot 69 B200055 Level indicator6 Metrological ID label



10 Print key (data output) p11 CF key (clear function) c12 On/off key e (standby)13 Weight display


14 Verification ID label with metrological data for verified balances approved for use as legal measuring instruments


16 Lug for attaching an antitheft locking device17 Menu access switch18 AC jack19 Data interface port24 Pan support disk 69 B20010Not shown: Dust cover 69 60BP04

Caps and plugs (set) 69 B20009

BP 210 S, BP160 P, BP110 S, BP 61,BP 210 S-0CE, BP160 P-0CE, BP110 S-0CE, BP 61-0CE

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16 Lug for attaching an antitheft locking device17 Menu access switch18 AC jack19 Data interface port20 Draft shield cover 69 L2200921 Glass draft shield cylinder 69 L2200722 Pan support 69 B20011Not shown: Caps and plugs (set) 69 B20009

BP 310 S, BP 310 P, BP110,BP 310 S-0CE, BP 310 P-0CE, BP110-0CE

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15 Manufacturer’s label with the C mark of conformity

16 Lug for attaching an antitheft locking device17 Menu access switch18 AC jack19 Data interface port21 Pan support 69 B20011Not shown: Caps and plugs (set) 69 B20009

BP 610, BP410, BP 610-0CE

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2 Weighing pan 69 B200034 Leveling foot 69 B200055 Level indicator6 Metrological ID label







16 Lug for attaching an antitheft locking device17 Menu access switch18 AC jack19 Data interface port23 Shock absorber 69 B20006Not shown: Caps and plugs (set) 69 B20009

BP 3100 S, BP 3100 P, BP 2100 S, BP1200, BP 3100 S-0CE,BP 3100 P-0CE, BP 2100 S-0CE, BP 2100-0CE, BP1200-0CE

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2 Weighing pan 69 B200044 Leveling foot 69 B200055 Level indicator6 Metrological ID label







16 Lug for attaching an antitheft locking device17 Menu access switch18 AC jack19 Data interface port23 Shock absorber 69 B20006Not shown: Caps and plugs (set) 69 B20009

BP 8100, BP 6100, BP4100, BP 2100, BP 8,BP 8100-0CE, BP 6100-0CE, BP 8-0CE

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2 Weighing pan 69 LC01074 Leveling foot 69 LC00925 Level indicator7 Adjustment/calibration key q8 Function key v9 Zero-setting and tare keys t

10 Print key (data output) p11 CF key (clear function) c12 On/off key e (standby)


13 Weight display15 Manufacturer’s label with

the C mark of conformity17 Menu access switch18 AC jack19 Data interface portNot shown: Plug for menu access switch 69 I31113

BP16000 S, BP12000 S, BP 34000 P, BP 34

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Please read through these installation and operating instructions carefully before operating yournew balance.

Warranty

Do not miss out on the benefits of our full warranty.Please complete the warranty registration card,indicating the date of installation, and return the cardto your Sartorius office or dealer.

Storage and Shipping Conditions

Allowable storage temperature: +5°C…+40°C+41°F…+104°F

In case, of any visible damage proceed as directed inthe section entitled “Safety Inspection.”

Save the box and all parts of the packaging for anyfuture shipment of your balance as only the completeoriginal standard packaging ensures safe transport.Before packing your balance, unplug all connectedcables to prevent damage.

Do not expose the balance unnecessarily to extremetemperatures, moisture, shocks, blows or vibrations.

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Installation Instructions

Ambient Conditions

When choosing a location to set up your balance,observe the following:

– Set up the balance on a stable, even surface(benchtop or floor), or place it on a wall console(see “Accessories”)

– Avoid placing the balance in close proximity to a heater or otherwise exposing the balance to extreme heat or to direct sunlight

– Protect the balance from drafts that come from open windows and doors

– Avoid exposing the balance to extreme vibrationsduring weighing

– Protect the balance from aggressive chemical vapors

– Do not operate the balance in a hazardousarea/location

Do not expose the balance to extreme moisture overlong periods. Moisture in the air can condense on the surfaces of a cold balance whenever it is broughtto a substantially warmer place. If you transfer thebalance to a warmer area, make sure to condition itfor about 2 hours at room temperature, leaving itunplugged from AC power. Afterwards, keep thebalance connected continously to AC power.

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* = including the Signatories of the Agreement on the European Economic Area

Using Verified Balances as Legal Measuring Instruments in the EU*You must calibrate the balance at the place of installation before using it as a legal measuring instrument (see the section entitled “Adjustment/Calibration” starting on page 22).

This balance is not allowed to be used for weighing goods intended for directsale to the public. The type-approval certificate for verification applies only to non-automatic weighing instruments. For balances of accuracy class k, a thermometer and barometer are recommended for monitoring ambientconditions. The temperature range indicated on the verification ID label must notbe exceeded during operation.The balance must warm up for at least 24 hours after initial connection to ACpower or after a relatively long power outage.

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Getting Started

– Remove the plastic wrapping, adhesive tape and styrofoam from the balance.

Preparing the Weighing Chamber for the BP 210 D,BP 300 S (-0CE)

Place the components listed below inside the chamberin the order given:– Shield disk (3)– Weighing pan (2)– Protective disk (1)

Preparing the Weighing Chamber for Balances with an Analytical Draft Shield Chamber

Place the components listed below inside the chamberin the order given:– Shield ring (3)– Pan support disk (24)– Weighing pan (2)

Preparing Balances with a Round Glass Draft Shield

– Place the shield disk (3) on the balance. Turn the diskcounterclockwise until it stops and is secured.

Place the components listed below on the balance in the order given:– Pan support (22)– Weighing pan (2)– Glass draft shield cylinder (21)– Draft shield cover (20)

* = including the Signatories of the Agreement on theEuropean Economic Area

Important Note Concerning All Verified Balances Approved for Use as LegalMeasuring Instruments in the EU*:Provided that an official seal is required for the verified balance, a control seal is affixed to the balance. Unauthorized attempts to remove this seal willirreversibly damage it. If you break the seal, the validity of the verification willbecome void, and you must have your balance re-verified.

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Preparing Balances with a Round Weighing Pan

– Place the shield disk (3) on the balance. Turn the diskcounterclockwise until it stops and is secured.

Place the components listed below on the balance in the order given:– Pan support (22)– Weighing pan (2)

Preparing Balances with a Rectangular Weighing Pan

– Place the weighing pan (2) on the balance.

Connecting the Balance to AC Power

The balance is powered by an AC adapter. Make sure that the voltage ratingprinted on this unit is identical to your local line voltage.

If the voltage specified on the label or the plug design of the AC adapter does not match the rating or standard you use, please contact your dealer. The ACadapters have IP 20 protection in accordance with DIN VDE 0470/EN 60529.

Important Note:Use only original adapters. Use of AC adapters from other manufacturers, even ifthese units have a registered approval rating from a national testing laboratory,requires the consent of an authorized service technician. To operate the balanceusing an external rechargeable battery pack or an industrial power supply (IP 65),see “Accessories.”

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Plug the cord of the AC adapter into the balance as follows:

– Use the AC jack (18) for balances with a weighingcapacity of <10 kg

– Use the AC jack (18) for balances with a weighingcapacity of ≥10 kg

Insert the right-angle plug into the jack as shown in thediagram on the left; then tighten the screw.

Then insert the plug of the AC adapter into a wall outlet (mains).

Voltage Selection(does not apply to balances with a weighing capacity of ≥12 kg)

You can select the voltage only if you use our portable power supply (6971172)that has a European-type plug (rounded prongs).

Safety Precautions

The AC adapter rated to Class 2 can be plugged into any wall outlet withoutrequiring any additional safety precautions. The pole of the output voltage is connected to the balance housing, which can be grounded for operation. The data interface is also electrically connected to the balance housing (ground).

Information on Radio Frequency Interference

Warning!

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may causeinterference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against suchinterference, when operated in a commercial environment. Operation of thisequipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case theuser, at his own expense, will be required to take whatever measures may berequired to correct the interference.

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Connecting Electronic Peripheral Devices

Make absolutely sure to unplug the balance from ACpower before you connect or disconnect a peripheraldevice (printer or PC) to or from the interface port.

Adjusting the Display Unit on Balances with a Weighing Capacity of ≥10 kg

Adjust the display unit to the position desired.

Information on Weighing Electrostatically Charged SamplesIf static electricity from the sample or container is interfering with the weighing procedure (causingunstable readouts), use a Sartorius lonizing Blower,which neutralizes static electricity within seconds, or an antistatic pan instead of the standard weighingpan when weighing on balances with a readability of 0.1mg (see “Accessories”).

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Leveling the Balance Using the Level Indicator

At the place of installation, level the balance using the leveling feet (4) so that the air bubble is centeredwithin the circle of the level indicator (5).

For balances with a rectangular pan and a weighingcapacity of <10 kg:Retract the two auxiliary feet located at the back of the balance.

Use the level indicator as a guide to level the balanceas follows:To lift the balance, extend the front leveling feet (turn clockwise). To lower the balance, retract the front leveling feet (turn counterclockwise).

For balances with a rectangular pan and a weighingcapacity of <10 kg:After rectracting the rear auxiliary feet, extend themuntil they touch the surface on which the balance rests.

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Operating the Balance

Warmup TimeTo deliver exact results, the balance must warm up for at least 30 minutes afterinitial connection to AC power or after a relatively long power outage. Only afterthis time will the balance have reached the required operating temperature.

Turning the Display On and Off (Standby Mode)Press the e key (12) to turn the display on and off.

Self-TestAfter the balance has been turned on, an automaticself-test of the balance’s electronic circuitry isperformed. At the end of the self-test, a zero readout is displayed. This means that the balance is ready to operate.

The display shows the following special codes for your information:O displayed in the upper right corner stands for OFFThe balance was disconnected from AC power(balance reconnected to AC power or power outagelonger than 3 seconds).O displayed in the lower left corner means standbyThe display has been turned off by the e key (12).The balance is now in the ready-to-operate mode anddoes not require warmup.b means busyOnce you have turned on the balance, the b symbolwill be displayed until you press a key. Duringoperation, this symbol indicates that the balanceprocessor is still busy processing a function and will notaccept another command to perform any otherfunctions at this time.

* = including the Signatories of the Agreement on the European Economic Area

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Important Note Concerning Verified Balances Approved for Use as LegalMeasuring Instruments in the EU*:For verified balances that have a verification scale interval “e” which is greaterthan the scale interval “d,” the last digit on the display is bordered.

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Taring

A weight can be determined accurately only from a defined zero point. Press one of the t keys (9)to zero the weight display. You can tare within theentire weighing range of the balance.

Simple Weighing (Weight Determination)

Place your sample on the weighing pan (2) todetermine the weight. Read off the weight indicatedon the display only after the weight unit “g” or a different unit selected appears as the stabilitysymbol. You can find more information on the weightunits on page 33 under “Weight Units.”

* = including the Signatories of the Agreement on theEuropean Economic Area

Important Note Concerning Verified Balances of Accuracy Class kTo avoid measuring errors, the respective air densitymust be allowed for. The following formula is used tocalculate the mass of the sample:

1– ρL/8000 kg m–3

m = nw 1– ρL/ρ

m = mass of the samplenw = weight readoutρL = air density during weighingρ = density of the sample

Important Note Concerning Verified BalancesApproved for Use as Legal Measuring Instruments in the EU*:The symbol n in the weight display (on the left)shows that the balance exactly tared to “Zero”(±0.25 of a scale interval).

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Calibration/Adjustment

During calibration1), the sensitivity of the balance is adjusted to the changes inambient conditions.

You must adjust or calibrate your new balance at the place of installation after each warmup period and before the first measurement. You must also re-adjust or recalibrate your balance each time you set it up in a different area or whenambient conditions change (especially the temperature). Verified balancesapproved for use as legal measuring instruments must be adjusted/calibrated at least once a day.

The balance offers you various adjustment and calibration functions. You canselect these functions by setting the appropriate menu codes. For more information,refer to “Balance Operating Menu.”

You can interrupt any adjustment or calibration function by pressing c (11).

Internal Calibration for Balances with a Built-inCalibration Weight

Menu code selection: 1 9 3**

When the display shows a zero readout, press theq key (7) to activate the calibration function.

1) “Calibration” technically means to determine the difference between the balance readout andthe actual weight on the pan to determine theaccuracy. Adjustment means to bring a balanceinto the state of accuracy required for its use.Therefore, “calibration,” as used in this manual,actually means “adjustment.”

** = including the Signatories of the Agreement onthe European Economic Area

** = factory setting for standard balances with a readability of ≤ 0.1mg and for verifiedbalances approved for use as legal measuringinstruments in Europe.

Using Verified Balances as Legal Measuring Instruments in the EU*:Before using your balance as a legal measuring instrument, you must carry out an “Internal Calibration” operation at the place of installation after thewarmup period.

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The built-in calibration weight is internally applied by servomotor and removed at the end of adjustmentor calibration.

If any interference affects the calibration procedure, you may obtain a brief display of the error code“Err 02.”In this case, tare and press the q key again.

Important Note! During calibration, the weighing pan must be unloaded.

External Calibration**

Menu code selection – for standard balances: 1 9 1*– for verified balances: 1 9 7

Use only calibration weights with nominal mass valuesand tolerances equal to or better than the accuracyclass specified for your balance. You can find anoverview of the calibration weight sets in part“Accessories.”

Unlocking the Access Switch on Verified Balances of Accuracy Class k:– Remove the protective cap from the menu

access switch (17) on the rear panel of thecomputing device.

– Move the menu access switch (17) in the direction of the arrow.

When a zero readout is displayed, press the qkey (7). This starts calibration. The calibration weightin grams is then displayed.

Errors or interference at the start of the calibrationroutine are indicated by the error code “Err 02.” If thisis the case, tare and press the q key again when a zero readout appears.

** = factory setting on standard balances with a readability of ≥1mg

** = not applicable to verified precision balances of accuracy class K

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Center the calibration weight on the weighing pan.The balance then calibrates automatically. At the end of calibration, the calibration weightreadout and the stability symbol “g” are displayed.

Sensitivity Test for Balances with a Built-in Calibration Weight

Menu code selection: 1 9 4

When a zero readout is displayed, press the q key (7). The built-in calibration weight is nowinternally applied by servomotor. At the same time, CAL is displayed. After the display hasstabilized, the deviation of the current readout from thetarget weight (in grams only) is indicated.

If external interference affects the sensitivity test, youmay obtain a brief display of the error code “Err 02.”In this case, tare; then press the q key again.

Blocking the Adjustment/Calibration Functions

You can block these functions by setting code 1 9 7(when the menu access switch (17) is locked).

Interface PortDepending on the balance model, unfasten or removethe protective cap from the data interface port.

– Plug the connector into the interface port– Secure the connector by tightening the screws

Important Note

To print or output data, press the p key (10).

Make absolutely sure to unplug the balance from ACpower before you connect or disconnect a peripheraldevice (printer or PC) to or from the interface port.

For information about the data output parameters and data ID codes, see page 36.24

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Below-Balance Weighing

A port for a below-balance weighing hanger is locatedon the bottom of the balance (for balances with a weighing capacity of ≥10 kg, see “Accessories”).For the BP 210 D, BP 300 S:To hook a sample on the hanger, open the below-balance port by turning the cover plate.

For Precision Balances and Balances with anAnalytical Draft Shield Chamber (Weighing Capacityof <10 kg):To open the below-balance port, remove the coverplate from the bottom of the balance.Now you can attach a sample using a suspensionwire, for example. Common applications for below-balance weighing include density determination and immersing a sample in a special atmosphere(medium for reaction).

Important NoteWhen you use the below-balance weighing hanger,you must install a shield for protection against drafts.

Fastening an Antitheft Locking Device**To fasten an antitheft locking device, use the lug (16)located on the rear panel of the balance.

** = including the Signatories of the Agreement on theEuropean Economic Area

** = for the BP 210 D and BP 300 S (-0CE), see“Accessories”; not applicable to balances with a weighing capacity of ≥10 kg

Important Note Concerning Verified BalancesApproved for Use as Legal Measuring Instrumentsin the EU*:The below-balance weighing port may not be opened or used when an approved balance isbeing operated as a legal measuring instrument.

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Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Causes SolutionNo segments – No AC power – Check the AC power appear on the is available supplyweight display (13) – The AC adapter is not – Plug in the AC adapter

plugged inNo segments – The surface on which the – Make sure that the ambientappear on the weight balance rests is not stable conditions are stabledisplay after – Internal stability has not – Prevent vibrations fromcalibration/adjustment been reached affecting the surface on

which the scale rests– Close the draft shield

The weight display – The load exceeds the – Unload the balanceshows “H” capacity of the balanceThe weight display – The weighing pan (2) – Position the pan and/or shows “L” and/or the pan support pan support disk or “Err 54” disk (24) is not in place (depending on the

balance model)The weight readout – Too much vibration, – Access the menu to selectchanges constantly or the balance is the correct code for

exposed to a draft the weighing environment – The draft shield is – Close the draft shield

not completely closed– A foreign object is – Remove the foreign object

caught between the panand the balance housing

– The below-balance – Close the port for below-weighing port is open balance weighing

– The sample does not havea stable weight (absorbs moisture or evaporates)

– The sample is electrostically charged

The weight readout – The balance has – Calibrate the balanceis obviously wrong not been calibrated (see page 22)

– The balance was not – Tare before weighingtared before weighing

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Care and Maintenance

Servicing

Regular servicing of your balance by a Sartoriustechnician will extend its service life and ensure itscontinued weighing accuracy. Sartorius can offer youservice contracts with your choice of regular mainten-ance intervals ranging from1month to 2 years.

Cleaning

Before cleaning the balance, unplug the AC adapterfrom the wall outlet (mains supply).

Please do not use any aggressive cleaning agents(solvents or similar agents). Instead, use a piece ofcloth which has been wet with a mild detergent (soap). Make sure that no liquid enters the balance housing.After cleaning, wipe down the balance with a soft, dry piece of cloth.

Carefully remove any sample residue/spilled powderby using a brush or a hand-held vacuum cleaner.Make sure that no liquid or dust enters the crevice onthe pan adapter.

Safety Inspection

If there is any indication that safe operation of thebalance with the AC adapter is no longer warranted,turn off the power and disconnect the equipment from AC power immediately. Lock the equipment in a secure place to ensure that it cannot be used for thetime being.

Safe operation of the balance with the AC adapter is no longer ensured when– there is visible damage to the AC adapter– the AC adapter no longer functions properly– the AC adapter has been stored for a relatively long

period under unfavorable conditions

In this case, notify your nearest Sartorius ServiceCenter Unit. Only service technicians who areauthorized by Sartorius and who have access to therequired maintenance manuals are allowed to performmaintenance and repairwork on the equipment.

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Balance Operating Menu

In the operating menu, you can define how yourbalance will adapt to ambient conditions and alsohow it will work to meet your special requirements.

Changing Menu Code Settings

To select specific functions, you will need to set therespective menu codes.

The keys have special functions for setting menu codes:

q (7) = Increases a number by one with each press (the numbers change in cycles)

t (9) = Confirms and stores a code setting; andexits the menu

p (10) = Moves to the next of the three numbers of a code (1st -2nd-3rd-1st, etc.)

The code for “automatic power-on” is 8 5 4.

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Accessing the Menu (Example: Code 8 5 4)

– Press e to turn off the balance.– Turn the balance back on. While all segments are

displayed, briefly hold down t.

– For standard balances, if “-” is displayed next to the left-hand number, proceed as follows to unlockthe menu:

– For balances with a weighing capacity of <10 kg,remove the protective cap and move the menuaccess switch (17) in the direction of the arrow.

– For balances with a weighing capacity of ≥10 kg,remove the larger threaded cap located on the rightnext to the AC jack and move the menu accessswitch (17) in the direction of the arrows.

– Press q several times until “8” appears.

– Press p until the 2nd number of the code appears.

– Press q until “5” appears.

– Press p until the 3rd number appears (when you move to the third number, the previously setmenu code will appear).

– Press q to select “4.”

– Confirming a Menu Code SettingPress a t key to confirm the code you have just set(this is indicated by the “o” after the code).

– To store the new menu code setting, press one of the t keys for more than 2 seconds!

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The current code setting in the balance operatingmenu is identified by a small, superscript “o” after thelast number. When you access the operating menu,the previously set code will be displayed after you have selected the right-hand number, whichmeans the entire menu code setting will be displayed.This makes it easy for you to check the previously setmenu codes.If you would like to change several menu codesettings, you do not have to press a t key after eachchange to exit the balance operating menu. You can also confirm individual settings.Important Note Concerning Standard Balances:Please do not forget to relock the balance operatingmenu to avoid inadvertent changes to the settings. The symbol “–” indicates that the menu is locked.

Exiting the Menu without Storing Code ChangesChanges to the code settings are not stored if you turnoff the balance by pressing e while selecting thecode numbers or before pressing t to save a setting.Undoing All Menu Code Changes – Reset FunctionThe reset function lets you undo all menu codechanges, which means that you will obtain the originalfactory-set menu codes identified by an “*.” To use this function, select code 9 – – 1o. See the previouspage for information on confirming and storing a menu code setting.

Reset function CodeOn 9 – – 1Off 9 – – 2

Important Note Concerning Verified BalancesApproved for Use as Legal Measuring Instrumentsin the EU:The balance operating menu on verified balancescannot be locked with the menu access switch (“–” not displayed).

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Balance Operating Parameters

The codes that are not marked with an * can be set.

Adapting the Balance to Ambient Conditions

The balance can be adapted to the prevailing ambient conditions at the place of installation.

CodeVery stable conditions 1 1 1*Stable conditions 1 1 2*Unstable conditions 1 1 3Very unstable conditions 1 1 4

Standard Weighing Mode – Manual Filling Mode

You can optimally adapt your balance to meet either of these requirements. In the manual filling mode, the display compensates for fluctuations of the load onthe balance, giving you especially fast and stable readouts.

CodeStandard weighing mode 1 2 1*Manual filling mode 1 2 2

Stability Range

The stability symbol will remain displayed in the caseof a weight variation +/– Code0.25 digit 1 3 10.5 digit 1 3 2*1 digit1) 1 3 32 digits1) 1 3 4*4 digits1) 1 3 58 digits1)2) 1 3 6

* = factory setting; depends on the balance model in some cases1) = not applicable to the BP 8-0CE and BP 2100-0CE2) = not applicable to the verified balances approved for use as legal measuring

instruments in the EU

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Tare Parameter

You can define when the balance will perform the taring operation:

Code**At any time 1 5 1Not until the readout is stable 1 5 2*

Auto Zero Function

When this zero-tracking function is activated, any slight changes off the zeroreadout are automatically tared.

CodeAuto Zero on 1 6 1*Auto Zero off 1 6 2

Adjustment/Calibration and Linearization Functions Using CAL

Internal Linearization, applicable only to the BP 210 D, 300 S (-0CE)

CodeExternal calibration 1 9 1*/**Internal calibration for balances with a built-in automatic calibration function 1 9 3*Sensitivity test for balances with a built-in automatic calibration function 1 9 4Internal linearization with automatic calibration 1 9 6Adjustment/calibration functions blocked 1 9 7

** = factory setting; depends on the balance model in some cases** = setting not applicable to verified balances of accuracy class K

Important Note Concerning Verified Balances Approved for Use as LegalMeasuring Instruments in the EU:For verified balances of accuracy class K, the menu access switch is adjusted to lock the “External Linearization” function after verification, and a control seal isaffixed to the balance to lock the menu access switch.

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Weighing Using Two Weighing Levels

The v key (8) lets you switch back and forth between two weight units. The 2nd unit is identified by the display symbol “R1.”

Codev key blocked 2 1 1*Mass unit conversion by toggling 2 1 2*

General View – Weight Units

Symbol/Conversion factor Code1 g = 1st level 2nd level R1

Grams (o)** o 1. 1 7 1 3 1 1Grams g 1. 1 7 2* 3 1 2*Kilograms1) kg 0.001 1 7 3* 3 1 3*Carats** ct 5. 1 7 4 3 1 4Pounds** lb 0.0022046226 1 7 5 3 1 5Ounces** oz 0.035273962 1 7 6 3 1 6Troy ounces** ozt 0.032150747 1 7 7 3 1 7Hong Kong taels** tl (thl)3) 0.02671725 1 7 8 3 1 8Singapore taels** tl (ths)3) 0.02646063 1 7 9 3 1 9Taiwanese taels** tl (tht)3) 0.02666666 1 7 10 3 1 10Grains** GN 15.43235835 1 7 11 3 1 11Pennyweights** dwt 0.643014931 1 7 12 3 1 12Milligrams2) mg 1000. 1 7 13 3 1 13*Parts per pound** o (/lb)3) 1.1287667712 1 7 14 3 1 14Chinese taels** tl (thlc)3) 0.02645547175 1 7 15 3 1 15Mommes** m (mom)3) 0.2667 1 7 16 3 1 16Carats** k (K)3) 5. 1 7 17 3 1 17Tola** t (tol)3) 0.0857333381 1 7 18 3 1 18Baht** b (bat)3) 0.06578947436 1 7 19 3 1 19Mesghal** m (MS)3) 0.217 1 7 20 3 1 20** = factory setting; depends on the balance model in some cases** = not applicable to verif. balances approved for use as legal meas. instruments1) = not applicable to verified balances of accuracy class k2) = not applicable to verified balances of accuracy class K3) = unit symbols output via the data interface

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Display Modes

You can select the display mode that best meets your individual accuracyrequirements (last numeral). The display increments possible are as follows: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, etc.Starting with the basic increments of a weight unit, the display accuracy can be reduced by as many as three levels so that you will obtain a faster readout witha reduced display accuracy. The display accuracy is reduced proportionally to the selected basic increment of a weight unit. To make this concept easier to understand, the three levels are designated as “rounding factors” in the tablessummarizing the various menu code settings.

CodeDisplay mode 1st level 2nd level R1Highest possible accuracy 1 8 1* 3 2 1*Last numeral blanked when load changes1) 1 8 2 3 2 2Rounding factor 2** 1 8 3 3 2 3Rounding factor 5** 1 8 4 3 2 4Rounding factor 10** (last numeral off) 1 8 5 3 2 5

** = factory setting** = not applicable to verified balances approved for use as legal measuring

instruments in the EU1) = applicable only to verified balances approved for use as legal measuring


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Interface Parameter Settings

Baud Rate Code150 baud 5 1 1300 baud 5 1 2600 baud 5 1 3

1,200 baud 5 1 4*2,400 baud 5 1 54,800 baud 5 1 69,600 baud 5 1 7

19,200 baud 5 1 8

Parity CodeMark** 5 2 1Space** 5 2 2Odd 5 2 3*Even 5 2 4

Number of Stop Bits Code1 stop bit 5 3 1*2 stop bits 5 3 2

Handshake Mode CodeSoftware handshake 5 4 1Hardware handshake with 2 characters after CTS 5 4 2*Hardware handshake with 1 character after CTS 5 4 3

** = factory setting** = not applicable to verified balances approved for use as legal measuring


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Utilities for Printouts or Data Transfer

Sartorius balances come standard with an interface. You can plug a Sartoriusprinter or a computer into this interface port. In addition, you can choose to havedata output from your balance to this on-line device either automatically or bypressing the p key.The balance operating menu lets you define the various parameters for data output.Information on the data formats and for interfacing a computer or a differentperipheral device are available on request.

Data Output Parameter

This parameter is coupled with the stability parameterPrint on request = data is output only when the p key is pressed or a softwarecommand is receivedAuto print = continuous, automatic data output

CodePrint on request regardless of stability 6 1 1Print on request after stability, with storage of the function 6 1 2*Print on request at stability, without storage of the function 6 1 3Auto print regardless of stability 6 1 4Auto print at stability 6 1 5

Auto Print

You can stop and start automatic data output (auto print function) by pressing the p key.

CodeStart/stop auto print using the p key 6 2 1Auto print not stoppable 6 2 2*

Data Output at Defined Intervals

The menu code for “2 display updates” must be set if you connect the remotedisplay to the balance.

Auto print interval Code1 display update 6 3 1*2 display updates 6 3 2

* = factory setting

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Automatic Taring after Data Output (Print on Request)

This convenient setting lets you checkweigh a series of samples or products without having to unload the balance after each weighing operation. – the sample remains on the pan after the weight readout has been printed

or transferred to an on-line computer– the balance is tared automatically after the weight readout has been printed

or transferred to an on-line computer– you simply load the next sample or part

CodeData output without automatic taring 6 4 1*Data output with automatic taring 6 4 2

Automatic Output of the Application Parameters

After completing an application started by pressing the v key, you can have theapplication parameters and results printed out or transferred to an on-line computer.

CodeOff 7 1 1*On 7 1 2

Data ID Codes

To help you identify weights, piece counts, percentages, etc., a code letter isprinted or displayed in front of these values. For example, an “N” printed or displayed in front of a weight value identifies it as a net weight. If you set thecode for “without data ID code,” only net weights, results in percent and counting results will be output. You will find the data ID codes for a particularapplication program listed in the corresponding description.The ID code increases the data output format for each weight readout from 16 to 22 characters.

ID code for data output CodeWithout 7 2 1*With 7 2 2

* = factory setting

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Automatic Output of the Tare Memory Data

If you have selected the application program “tare memory” (2 1 6), you can haveyour choice of values output by pressing the v key:

CodeLast net value (individual value N1) 7 3 1*Tare memory data (total T1) 7 3 2

Additional FunctionsMenu Access Switch Function on Standard Balances

You can define the function of the menu access switch by setting the code for thebalance operating menu to “accessible.” The balance operating menu will then beaccessible at all times, which means that you can change the menu codes at anytime regardless of the setting of the menu access switch.

Access to the balance operating menu CodeAccessible 8 1 1Depends on the setting of the menu access switch 8 1 2*

Menu Access Switch Function on Verified Balances

The balance operating menu can also be changed when the balance is beingused as a legal measuring instrument. Codes that are not permitted for operation of the balance as a legal measuring instrument are blocked and cannot beselected. For balances of accuracy class K,, the menu access switch isadjusted to lock the “External Calibration” function after verification. To do this, theswitch must be moved to the left. A control seal is affixed to the balance to lock the menu access switch. Unauthorized attempts to remove this seal will irreversiblydamage it. If you break the seal, the validity of the verification will become void, and you must have your balance re-verified.

Blocking the Keys

You can block all keys on the balance (except for e).

Key functions CodeAccessible 8 3 1*Blocked 8 3 2

* = factory setting

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Universal Switch for Remote Control

You can connect an external universal switch to the interface port of your balancefor remote control of the functions listed below.

Functions CodePrint p 8 4 1*Tare t 8 4 2Adjust/calibrate/linearize (using q) 8 4 3v key 8 4 4c key 8 4 5

Power-On Mode

Depending on your requirements, you can change the power-on mode of your balance.

The factory setting is: (power) off –> on <–> standby.In this default setting, when you press the e key (12) to turn off the display, thebalance will remain in the standby mode. This means that it will be ready to operate without requiring any warmup when you turn the display back on.

In the setting “Toggle between on and standby,” the balance will automatically turn on again after it has been temporarily disconnected from AC power or a power failure has occurred.

In the setting “Automatic power-on,” the balance will automatically turn on againafter it has been temporarily disconnected from AC power, the e key has been pressed, or after a power failure has occurred. In this setting, you cannotuse the e key to turn off the balance. If your balance is connected to a centralpower supply that is switched off overnight, the balance will turn on automaticallythe next day as soon as the power supply is switched on again.

Power-on mode Code(Power) off –> on <–> standby 8 5 1*On <–> standby 8 5 3Automatic power-on 8 5 4

* = factory setting

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Application Programs

In addition to the functions implemented for weighing, Sartorius Basicplus balancesoffer you a variety of application programs.

To select an application program or a specific function, set the appropriate code in the menu. The procedure for setting menu codes is described in detailstarting on page 28.

Tare Memory

Tare Memory Code 2 1 6

Symbol displayed when a value is stored: NET

Press the v key (8) to store the tare weight. The balance is now automaticallytared so you can weigh again starting with a zero readout.

Practical Example: Tare – Net – Gross Weights

Menu code settings used in the example:

Function CodeTare memory 2 1 6Automatic outputof all parameters 7 1 2With data ID code 7 2 2Print tare memory 7 3 2

* = factory setting

As an alternative, you can select this automatic output parameter:

Print net value 7 3 1*

Using Verified Balances as Legal Measuring Instruments in Europe:All application programs can be selected on balances used as legal measuringinstruments. Non-metric values are indicated as follows: Percent = %; Piece count (counting) = pcs; Computed value = o

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Application: Obtaining printouts of tare, net and gross weights or outputting thesedata to a computer

Step/Key Readout Data Output/Printout

c, t 0.00 g

Place container on pan + 22.65 gv 0.00 g NET T1eeee+eeee22.65eg

Fill container with sample; press p + 250.24 g NET N1eeee+eee250.24eg

c, p + 272.89 g Neeeee+eee272.89eg

The data ID codes mean:T1eeee+eeee22.65eg tare weight stored in the memory (weight value)N1eeee+eee250.24eg net weight when tare weight is storedNeeeee+eee272.89eg gross weight = tare + net

Practical Example: Net Total


Function CodeTare memory 2 1 6Automatic data output 7 1 2With data ID code 7 2 2Printout of individualcomponents/tare weights 7 3 1*

* = factory setting

As an alternative, you can select this output parameter:

Printout of the net total weight/total tare weight 7 3 2

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Application: Simple compounding and formulating of several components with additive storage, automatic taring and outputting of thecomponent weights


Place container on pan + 22.65 g

c, t 0.00 g

Weigh in 1st component; + 4.61 gstore: v 0.00 g NET N1eeee+eeeee4.61eg

Weigh in 2nd component; + 60.33 gstore: v 0.00 g NET N1eeee+eeee60.33eg

Weigh in and store additionalcomponents: v xxx.xx g NET N1eeee+eeexxx.xxeg

Finish weighing incomponents; outputtotal weight: c, p + 272.89 g Neeeee+eee272.89eg

The data ID codes mean:N1eeee+eeee60.33eg component weight (net individual weight)Neeeee+eee272.89eg total components weighed in (net total weight)

Weighing in Percent

Weighing in Percent Code 2 1 5

Symbol displayed: %This application program enables you to obtain weight readouts in percent whichare in proportion to a reference weight. The reference weight readout is stored as a menu-defined percentage (factory setting: 100%). After treating the sample,place it on the weighing pan and read off the weight in percent.

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Changing the Reference Percentage

You can change the reference percentage in cycles. Choose from the followingsettings: 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100.

To activate the Hold down v (8) for more than 2 seconds untilchange function: “rEF 100 %” appears on the displayTo change the setting: Briefly press vTo store the percentage: Hold down v for more than 2 seconds to store

this value permanently (in the non-volatile memory)after you turn off the power

This setting is not canceled by the reset code 9 – – 1°!

Storage Parameter for the Reference Weight/Value

The reference weight/value is stored… Codewith full accuracy according to the internal resolution 3 5 1*according to the display accuracy 3 5 2

When you exit the reference storage mode, “Err 22” may briefly be displayed. This means that the new reference value has been stored.

Toggling between the Readout in Percent (%) and Weight (g)

After placing the sample on the weighing pan, you can toggle between thereadout in percent and the respective weight readout in grams by pressing the v key after you have stored the reference value. To clear the readout inpercent, use the c key.

Display Parameter for Readouts in Percent

The following display parameters can be set for readouts in percent:

The readout in percent is displayed… Codewithout a decimal place 3 6 1with one decimal place 3 6 2*with two decimal places 3 6 3*with three decimal places 3 6 4

If the weight stored is too light to be displayed, the number of decimal places is automatically decreased.

* = factory setting; depends on the balance model in some cases

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Practical Example: Determination of the Residual Weight in Percent


Function CodeWeighing in percent 2 1 5Ref. % and weight 7 1 2With data ID code 7 2 2

Application: Quick determination of the dry weight of a sample


Place container on pan + 22.65 g

c, t 0.00 g

Add prepared sample + 4.61 gto container; v + 100.0 % nRefee+eeeeee100e%

Wxx%ee+eeeee4.61eg

For moisture analysis,press t at this point 0.0 %

Remove container; dry sample xx.x %

Reweigh sample in container + 72.5 %

p + 72.5 % Prceee+eeeee72.5e%

Press c to clear residual weight readout and reference value + 3.34 g

p + 3.34 g Neeeee+eeeee3.34eg

The data ID codes mean:pRefee+eeeeee100e% reference percentageWxx%ee+eeeee4.61eg net reference weight xx%Prceee+eeeee72.5e% calculated percentageNeeeee+eeeee3.34eg net residual weight

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Counting

Counting Code 2 1 4

Symbol displayed: P

The counting program allows automatic conversion of weights into piece countsbased on a reference sample weight. A weight readout is stored as a referencesample quantity (factory setting: 10 pcs = pieces). When you turn on the scale, thereference sample quantity will be displayed as “rEF 10 pcs” before you enter thepiece count.

Displaying the Reference Sample Quantity

You can have the reference sample quantity (pcs) setting displayed by pressing the v key when the balance is unloaded.

Changing the Reference Sample Quantity

You can change the reference sample quantity in cycles. Choose from thefollowing settings: 5,10, 20, 50 and 100.

To activate the Hold down v (8) for more than 2 seconds untilchange function: “rEF…pcs” appears on the displayTo change the setting: Briefly press vTo store the quantity: Hold down v for more than 2 seconds to store

this quantity permanently (in the non-volatile memory)after you turn off the power

This setting is not cancelled by the reset code 9 – – 1°!

Storage Parameter for the Reference Sample Weight

The reference weight is stored… Codewith full accuracy according to the internal resolution 3 5 1*according to the display accuracy 3 5 2

When you exit the reference storage mode, “Err 22” may briefly be displayed. This means that the new reference value has been stored.

Toggling between the Piece Count (pcs) and Weight (g)

After placing the sample on the weighing pan, you can toggle between the piececount and the respective weight readout by pressing the v key.

*= factory setting

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Practical Example: Counting Small Parts


Function CodeCounting 2 1 4Ref. qty. and ref. weight 7 1 2With data ID code 7 2 2

Application: Counting bulk quantities of items with the same weight


Place container on pan + 22.65 gcs

c, t 0.00 gcs

Add 10 counted parts

Press v to confirm reference rEF 10 pcs nRefee+eeeeeee10epcssample quantity + 5.6546 gcs wRefee+eee5.6546eg

+ 10 pcs

Fill container with desired quantity of parts (without counting them) + 500 pcs

p + 500 pcs Qnteee+eeeeee500epcs

Press c to clear the weight readout and the reference value + 2827.35 gcsp + 2827.35 gcs Neeeee+ee2827.35eg

The data ID codes mean:nRefee+eeeeeee10epcs reference sample quantity (piece count)wRefee+eee5.6546eg reference weightQnteee+eeeeee500epcs calculated piece countNeeeee+ee2827.35eg net weight

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Animal Weighing/Averaging

Animal Weighing/Averaging Code 2 1 7

Symbol displayed: m

Use this program to determine the weights of live animals or weights under unstable ambient conditions. In this program, the balance calculates the weight asthe average of a selectable number of individual weighing operations.

During averaging, the number of remaining individual subweighing operations is shown on the application display in a “countdown” mode.Once all subweighing operations have been performed, the calculated meanvalue is indicated as a stable readout on the weight display.

Manual or Automatic Start Mode

Depending on the menu code you select, animal weighing will be startedautomatically or manually by pressing a key.If you select the “automatic mode,” you will have to press v to start the programfor averaging the first weight. You can press c to interrupt a weightmeasurement in progress at any time. In the “automatic mode,” the symbol“AUTO” will be displayed during weight measurement. The result is locked into the display. The ”m” symbol or “AUTO” flashes during this time. The readout willstop flashing after you have unloaded the balance, and the next weight will be displayed.

Animal weighing/averaging will start by CodeManual mode 3 8 1Automatic mode 3 8 2*

Once averaging has been completed, the program will stop until the balance isunloaded to half the value (50 display increments) of the storage threshold.

* = factory setting

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Delayed Start Mode

A rule of thumb to go by for selecting the right setting to weigh animals is: the more active an animal is, the greater the difference must be between twosuccessive subweights measured.Depending on individual requirements, starting the averaging operation can bedelayed either in the automatic or manual mode until the animal you are weighinghas calmed down to a certain degree.In this case, the start criterion is defined by the difference between two successivesubweights measured. If the animal moves, the start criterion is not met; therefore,averaging will not start. Once the animal has calmed down, the program checks whether two measured subweights are within the previously selected range.If so, the actual averaging operation will be started.

Delay start until… Codedifference is slight 3 7 1difference is average 3 7 2*difference is considerable 3 7 3

During averaging, the number of subweighing operations left to perform is shownon the weight display (countdown mode).

Changing the Number of Subweighing Operations

You can change the number of subweighing operations used to average a weight. Change this number in cycles. You can choose from the followingsettings: 5,10, 20, 50, and 100.

To activate the Hold down v (8) for more than 2 seconds until change function: “rEF 10” appears on the displayTo change the setting: Briefly press v

If you enter a wrong number, press c to clear it.To store the number: Hold down v for more than 2 seconds to store

this number permanently (in the non-volatile memory)after you turn off the power

This setting is not cancelled by the reset code 9 – – 1°!

* = factory setting

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Storage Threshold for the Automatic Start Mode

To obtain an added measure of reliability in the automatic mode, in order to avoid an “incorrect start,” a weight value must correspond to a minimum load of 100 display increments.

Practical Example: Animal Weighing in the Automatic Start Mode


Function CodeAnimal weighing 2 1 7Delay start until dif. is average 3 7 2*Automatic start mode 3 8 2*Automatic output of all parameters 7 1 2With data ID code 7 2 2

Application: Automatic weighing of animals based on10 subweighing operations


Place animal weighing bowlon balance

c, t 0.00 g

Place 1st animal in bowlv 10 g mdefee+eeeeeee10

465.20 g x-Nete+eee465.20eg

Remove 1st animal

Place 2nd animal in bowl 10 g mdefee+eeeeeee10388.53 g x-Nete+eee388.53eg

Repeat above steps for all animals

The data ID codes mean:mdefee+eeeeeee10 defined number of subweighing operationsx-Nete+eee401.18eg calculated average

* = factory setting

As an alternative, you can select this output parameter:

Other delay start 3 7 xManual start mode 3 8 1

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ISO/GLP-compliant Printout or Record

Application: Use of the balance as a test and measuring instrument in quality assurance systems in compliance with the requirements of ISO, GLP, GMP and EN (EuropeanStandards) in which proof of the balance’s accurate performance is required.The balance can record all completed calibration or adjustment operations andprint out data in compliance with the requirements of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP). The balance, interfaced with a data printer or a computer, creates a document that records the date, time, serial number and model number, making it possible to clearly trace data to the balance that generated it and thetime at which it was generated.

Select the ISO/GLP-compliant printout or record mode by setting the respectivecode in the balance operating menu:

ISO/GLP-compliant printout/record mode CodeOff 8 10 1*Only for adjustment/calibration and linearization functions 8 10 2Always on (e.g., for adjustment/calibration and linearization functions, application programs, weight readouts) 8 10 3

The following menu code setting must be selected in order to obtain an ISO/GLP-compliant printout/record:

With data ID code 7 2 2

! Important NoteISO/GLP-compliant printouts/records will not be generated if the factory setting, code 7 2 1, is selected. In addition, do not select the“Auto print” data output parameter (code 6 1 4 or 6 1 5).

Operating the Balance with a Device That Has an ISO/GLP Printing or Recording CapabilityYou can connect a special Sartorius Data Printer to Basicplus balances for generatingISO/GLP-compliant printouts (order no. YDP02-0CEV3).

To generate ISO/GLP-compliant records with a computer, you will need special software. For information on writing this software, please ask Sartorius for a detailed description.

* = factory setting

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Printout/Record for Adjustment or Calibration and Linearization Functions

A printout or record is generated at the end of the following functions:

– all adjustment or calibration and linearization procedures– sensitivity test

The printout can have the following lines:

--------------------MC1eee-Sartorius : Balance family and manufacturerModeleeeeeBP210D : Balance modelS/Neeee040500048 : Serial number of the balanceID : Space for entering the workstation or operator ID--------------------Datee:e21-Mar-96 : Current dateStart:ee10:05:30 : Time at which the application startedCal.e:eeeeExtern : Calibration mode (in this case,

“external calibration”)Set.e:e200.00000eg : Calibration weight value

(only for “external calibration”)Endee:ee10:05:45 : End of applicationNamee: : Space for signature of the operator responsible--------------------Additional information for other calibration modes:

Cal.e:eeeeIntern : Internal calibrationStat.:eeComplete : Status comment for calibration or linearization

functionsCal.e:eeeeeeTest : Sensitivity testDiff.:-ee0.00004eg : Data measured during sensitivity test

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Data Printout/Record (ISO/GLP-compliant)

To have a data record printed out, perform the following:

– Press p to output the printout heading and the first value (after you have turnedon the balance or cleared a function by pressing c)

– Press p to output additional data

– To end printout generation and recording of data, press c

Generation of an ISO/GLP-compliant printout or record is also ended when an adjustment or calibration operation is started.


--------------------MC1eee-Sartorius : Balance family and manufacturerModeleeeeeBP210D : Balance modelS/Neeee040500048 : Serial number of the balanceID : Space for entering the workstation or operator ID--------------------Datee:e21-Mar-96 : Current dateStart:ee11:00:30 : Time at which the application startedSer.e: : Space for entering a project numberNeeeee+ee5.45390eg : Measured weightsNeeeee+e24.34586egNeeeee+e63.23450egEndee:ee11:15:55 : End of applicationNamee: : Space for signature of the operator responsible--------------------

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Data Printout/Record for Application Programs

For application programs, reference data (parameters) can be included in the printout/record.

To have a data record printed out, perform the following:

– Press v to output the printout heading and reference data (the reference datawill be stored at the same time)or

– Press p to output the printout heading and the first value

If you input and store new reference values while an ISO/GLP-compliant record isbeing printed out, the new reference data will be output. If you enter different data before generation of an ISO/GLP record has started, the printout headingand the reference data will automatically be printed once you press p. Then themeasured value will be output.

– Press p to output weighing data – Press c to end printout generation (generation of an ISO/GLP printout also

ends once an adjustment or calibration operation has been started) – Then press c to clear the reference data for the application programs


--------------------MC1eee-Sartorius : Balance family and manufacturerModeleeeeeBP210D : Balance modelS/Neeee040500048 : Serial number of the balanceID : Space for entering the workstation or operator ID--------------------Datee:e21-Mar-96 : Current dateStart:ee14:04:12 : Time at which the application startedSer.e: : Space for entering a project numbernRefee+eeeeeee10epcs: Reference data (in this case, “counting” –

see also page 45)wRefee+ee0.13400egQnteee+eeeeee500epcs: Measured values (in this case

“calculated piece count”)eeeeeeeeee:eeeeeeeeee:Endee:ee14:13:07 : End of applicationNamee: : Space for signature of the operator responsible--------------------

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Interface Description

General Information

This description has been written for users who wish to connect their Sartorius balance, which has a built-inV24/V28-RS-232C(-S)*)/423 interface port as a standard feature, to a computer or a differentperipheral device.

By using an on-line computer, you can change,activate and monitor the functions of the scale.

In addition, an external universal switch for remotecontrol of various functions can be connected to thedata interface port on the scale.

If you interface an original Sartorius accessorydevice, such as a Sartorius Data Printer or a similarunit, with a scale that has the factory-set menu codes,you do not need to change any settings.

Interfacing Devices with the Balance

Please note that the interface port is electricallyconnected to the protective grounding conductor(protective earth = PE) of the scale housing. The cabling supplied as accessory components isshielded and electrically connected on both ends to the cases of the connectors. This electricalconnection may result in interference caused byground loops or by transient currents if you havegrounded the housing or connected the protectivegrounding conductor for AC power. If necessary,connect an equipotential bonding conductor to the scale.

*) = Sartorius pin assignment

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General Specifications

Type of interface Serial point-to-point connectorOperating mode Asynchronous, full-duplexStandard V28, RS-232C specificationHandshake*) 2-wire interface: via software (XON/XOFF)

4-wire interface: via hardware handshake lines withClear To Send (CTS) and Data Terminal Ready (DTR)

Transmission rates*) 150; 300; 600;1,200; 2,400; 4,800;9,600;19,200 baud

Character coding 7-bit ASCIIParity*) Mark**), space**), odd, evenSynchronization 1 start bit;1or 2 stop bits*)Data output format*) 16 or 22 characters of the scaleCharacter format*) – 1 start bit

– 7-bit ASCII– 1 parity bit– 1 or 2 stop bits

**) = can be changed by the user**) = setting not acceptable to verified scales

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Data Output Formats

Depending on the menu code setting:or 7 2 1 = without data ID codeor 7 2 2 = with data ID code

data will be output with either 16 (code 7 2 1) or 22 characters (code 7 2 2).

For data output of 22 characters, a 6-character ID precedes the 16 charactersreserved for the weight or other value.

Data Output Format with 16 Characters

Display segments that are not activated (“+” or “–” sign, leading zeros other than zeros before the decimal point) are output as spaces.

The following data block format is output according to what is displayed on the scale:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

* = space; U = unit

* * * * * *+ – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –106 105 104 103 102 101 100 * * *0 0 0 0 0 0 0

* * – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – * CR LF. . . . . . .

– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – U U U– 105 104 103 102 101 100

0 0 0 0 0 0* * * * * *

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When data are output without decimals, the decimal point is suppressed (exceptwhen a certain display mode is selected).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Data output example: +72.55 g

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Characters:

1st Plus or minus sign or space2nd Space3rd–10th Weight with a decimal point, leading zeros = space11th Space12th–14th Unit symbol or space15th Carriage return (CR)16th Line feed (LF)

If the weighing system has not stabilized, no unit symbol will be output.

Unit symbols:

* * * No stability parameter G N* Grainso * * Taiwanese taels (o) d w t Pennyweightsg * * Grams m g * Milligramsk g * Kilograms / l b Parts per poundc t * Carats t l c Chinese taelsl b * Pounds m o m Mommeso z * Ounces K * * Austrian caratso z t Troy ounces t o l Tolat l h Hong Kong taels b a t Bahtt l s Singapore taels MS * Mesghalt l t Taiwanese taels

* = space; U = unit

+ * * * * 7 2 . 5 5 * g * * CR LF

+ * * * * * *– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – * * *

* * * 106 105 104 103 102 101 100 * CR LF – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – U U U

– 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Special Codes

Special codes are output only if the scale operating menu code 611, 614 or 615 is set (see the section entitled “Data Ouput Parameters”).

Special status-dependent codes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

The following status codes are output for “A B”:

* * : Tare H * : OverloadC * : Calibrate*) L * : Underload– – : All numerals indicated in stable readout

Special error-dependent codes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

X = *, 0, 1or 2 as a one-place error codeY Z = two-place error index code

* = space*) = The displayed status code “C” will also be output when a print command

is received and if the scale has a built-in calibration weight

* * * E R R * X Y Z * * * * CR LF

* * * * * * A B * * * * * * CR LF

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Data Output with ID Code

When data with an ID code is output, the ID code consisting of 6 charactersprecedes the data with the 16-character format.

During data output, all characters are shifted to the right by 6 places.

1st 7th 22nd character

S = Plus or minus sign* = Spacex = Digit U = Unit . = Decimal pointC = Letter for an ID commentCR = Carriage returnLF = Line feed

When special codes are output, the letters “Stat” for status code are assigned to the1st through the 4th characters of the data string.

Status-dependent string:

1st 7th 13th14th 22nd character

A, B = status codes

Error-dependent string:

1st 7th 10 – 12th 14 – 16th 22nd characterS t a t * * * * * E R R * X Y Z * * * * CR LF

S t a t * * * * * * * * A B * * * * * * CR LF

C C C C C C S * x x x x x x x x * U U U CR LF* * * * * * * * . . . . . . * * *

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Data Input Formats

Commands can be input via the scale interface port to control the scale functions.Control commands are distinguished according to those with upper-case letters, orspecial characters, and those with lower-case letters.

Format for Control Commands

Control commands can include up to 13 characters.Each character must be transmitted with a start bit, a 7-bit ASCII-coded character, a parity bit and one or two stop bits.

You can define the parity, baud rate, handshake mode and the number of stop bitsby programming the respective codes in the scale operating menu (see page 29).

Formats:

ESC = Escape (ASCII 27)K, f = Command characters (see following pages)X = Number_ = Underline (ASCII 95)CR = Carriage return (ASCII 13)LF = Line feed (ASCII 10)

The characters CR and LF do not have to be transmitted in the data string.

ESC f X _ CR LF

ESC K CR LF

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Control Commands with Upper-Case Letters or Special Characters

p ((print; activate/block auto print)

Restart/self-test

Tare

Internal calibration (adjustment)*

The “P,” “T” and “Z” commands do not affect the menu code settings of the scale to reinitialize (turns the scale off and back on again). The “S” commandcauses the processor to reintialize (turns the scale off and back on again).

The scale will operate according to the commands available up until the processor is reinitialized. Once the scale has been turned on, the processor willalways recognize the codes entered by the user in the scale operating menu.

Block the keys

Release the keys

Important NoteThe p key is not blocked!

Adaptation to Ambient Conditions

Very stable

Stable

Unstable

Very unstable

* = only for scales with a built-in automatic calibration weight

ESC N CR LF

ESC M CR LF

ESC L CR LF

ESC K CR LF

ESC R CR LF

ESC O CR LF

ESC Z CR LF

ESC T CR LF

ESC S CR LF

ESC P CR LF

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Control Commands with Lower-Case Letters

All functions that can be selected by pressing the respective keys on the scale canalso be activated by commands.

v function key

q function key

c clear function

Perform calibration test*

Output scale model

Output serial number

Each control command with the lower-case letters “f,” “s” and “x” must beterminated by an underline (ASCII = 95).

* = only for scales with a built-in automatic calibration weight

ESC x 2 _ CR LF

ESC x 1 _ CR LF

ESC x 0 _ CR LF

ESC s 3 _ CR LF

ESC f 1 _ CR LF

ESC f 0 _ CR LF

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Synchronization and Data Output Parameters

Definition

During data communication between the balance and an on-line device (computer), “telegram-style” information consisting of ASCII characters is transmittedby the interface.

For error-free data communication, the interface parameters, including the baudrate, parity and handshake mode as well as the character format, must be the samefor both units.

You can change these parameters in the scale operating menu so that they matchthose of the on-line device.In addition to these parameter settings, you can define the data output parameter of the scale so that data are transmitted depending on various conditions – see “Utilities...” on page 36.

If you do not plug a peripheral device into the interface port on the scale, this willnot generate an error code. In this case, data will be output but not received.

Handshake

The scale interface (Sartorius Scale Interface = SBI) has a 23-byte transmit bufferand a 40-byte receive buffer.

You can access the scale operating menu to define various handshake parameters:

Software handshake: – controlled by “XOFF” and “XON”Hardware handshake: – after “CTS” send 2 characters

– after “CTS” send 1 character

What happens when you define a software handshake?

Receiving device:

“XOFF” will not be transmitted until the receive buffer has stored the 26th character. The enable command “XON” is given after the buffer has transmitted all charactersup to the 14th character.

If the device addressed does not understand the control command, the receivingdevice continues to operate additionally with a hardware handshake after it hasreceived another 6 characters.

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For data communication with a software handshake, “XON” must be sent by a device when it is turned on in order to enable another on-line device toexchange data.

Sequence:

Scale Receiving device

– – – – – byte – – – – →– – – – – byte – – – – →– – – – – byte – – – – →– – ← – – – <XOFF> – – – – –– – – – – byte – – – – → (Once <XOFF> has been transmitted, a maximum– – – – – byte – – – – → of 14 bytes can still be received.)

: :: Pause :: :: :

– – ← – – – <XON> – – – – – –– – – – – byte – – – – →– – – – – byte – – – – →

Transmitting device:

The importance of handshake control for data transmission becomes especially apparent– when the continuous automatic data output parameter is defined – when data output is controlled by application programs

Once <XOFF> has been received, it prevents further transmission of characters.When <XON> is received, it re-enables the transmitting device to send data. The transmitting device is always enabled for sending data after it has beenswitched on.

If data transmission is interrupted by the control line (CTS) or the command <XOFF> while a data block is being output from an application program (only forprinting a section of text with several lines of data), the readout will be locked into the display at the same time.Data output will be blocked until the interface receives an enabling signal.

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Activating a Data Output Process

You can define the data output parameter so that output is activated eitherautomatically or when a print command is received. You have two options for theautomatic mode: data output can be either synchronous with the scale display or activated at defined intervals (to select the parameter, see the section entitled“Utilities for Printouts or Data Transfer”).

Data Output by Print Command

The print command can be transmitted by a software command or by pressing p.

In addition to an interface cable for a different device, you can connect an external universal switch for remote control to the scale interface port (for the printfunction, see page 35). For the switch, use pins 8 and 15 of this port and a cable up to 1.5 m or 5 ft. long (RS-232C).

If data output is requested by a software command (see the section on “Data InputFormats”), you can install a 15-m (50-ft.) cable for RS-232C.

Automatic Data Output

In the “auto print” operating mode, the data are output to the interface port withoutrequiring a print command. You can choose to have data output automatically atdefined print intervals with or without the stability parameter. Whichever parameteryou select, the data will be output as the readouts appear on the scale display.If you select the auto print setting, data will be transmitted immediately the momentyou turn on the scale. This data output function is described under “Utilities...” on page 36.

Higher Data Output Rates

If you require an output rate higher than 10 Hz, ask Sartorius for this information.

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Pin Assignment Chart

Female Interface Connector:25-position D-submini, DB25S, with screw lock hardware for cable gland

Male Connector Used: (please use connectors with the same specifications)25-pin D-submini, DB25S, with integrated shielded cable clamp assembly (Amp type 826 985-1C) and fastening screws (Amp type 164 868-1)

! Warning When Using Pre-wired RS-232 Connecting Cables!RS-232 cables purchased from other manufacturers often have incorrectpin assignments for use with Sartorius balances. Be sure to check thepin assignment against the chart below before connecting the cable, and disconnect any lines marked “Internally Connected” (e.g.,pin 6). Failure to do so may damage or even completely ruin yourbalance and/or peripheral device.

Pin Assignment:Pin 1: Signal GroundPin 2: Data Output (TxD)Pin 3: Data Input (RxD)Pin 4: Internal Ground (GND)Pin 5: Clear to Send (CTS)Pin 6: Internally ConnectedPin 7: Internal Ground (GND)Pin 8: Internal Ground (GND)Pin 9: Reset _ In*)Pin 10: Not ConnectedPin 11: +12 VPin 12: Reset _ Out*) Connection for a switchPin 13: +5 VPin 14: Internal Ground (GND)Pin 15: Universal SwitchPin 16: Not ConnectedPin 17: Not ConnectedPin 18: Not ConnectedPin 19: Not ConnectedPin 20: Data Terminal Ready (DTR) Pin 21: Internal Ground (GND)Pin 22: Not ConnectedPin 23: Not ConnectedPin 24: Not ConnectedPin 25: +5 V

*) = hardware restart

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Cabling Diagram

Diagram for interfacing a computer or a different peripheral device to the balanceusing the RS-232C/V24 standard and interface cables up to 15 m (50 ft.) long.

Balance Peripheral Device (PC)

Type of cable: AWG 24 specification

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V24

SpecificationsBasicplus

Model BP 210 D BP 300 SWeighing range structure DualRange SuperRangeWeighing capacity g 40/80/210 303Readability mg 0.01/0.01/0.1 0.1Tare range (by subtraction) mg –210 –303Reproducibility (standard deviation)* mg ≤0.02/≤0.05/≤0.1 ≤0.2Linearity mg ≤±0.03/≤±0.1/≤±0.2 ≤±0.3Response time (average) s ≤13 ≤2.5Allowable ambient operating temperature °C +5…+40Operating temperature range °C +10…+30Sensitivity drift within +10 °C ... +30 °C /°C ≤±1·10–6

Pan size mm Ø 90Weighing chamber height (effect. dimens.) mm 253Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 218x317x408Net weight, approx. kg 11External calibration weight (of at least accuracy class...) g 200 (E2) 200+100 (E2)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6/TNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20%...+15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 18.7 maximum; 10 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 05 Zexternal battery pack, approx. h 30Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, mark, odd, space;

transmission rates: 150 … 19,200 baud; 1or 2 stop bits; software/hardware handshake

Standard features/equipment supplied:Dust cover x xAC adapter, varies acc. to country x xBuilt-in calibration weight x xLevel indicator x xHanger for below-balance weighing x x

* = standard deviation of the reproducibility acc. to DIN 8120, Part 3

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Model BP 210 S BP 160 P BP 110 S BP 61Weighing range structure SuperRange PolyRange SuperRangeWeighing capacity g 210 30/60/ 110 61

110/160Readability g 0.0001 0.0001/ 0.0001 0.0001

0.0002/0.0005/0.001

Tare range (by subtraction) g –210 –160 –110 –61Reproducibility (standard deviation)* g ≤±0.0001 ≤±0.0001/ ≤±0.0001 ≤±0.0001

0.0002/0.0005/0.001

Linearity g ≤±0.0002 ≤±0.0002/ ≤±0.0002 ≤±0.00020.0002/0.0005/0.001

Response time (average) s ≤2Allowable ambient operating temperature °C +5 ... +40Operating temperature range °C +10 ... +30Sensitivity drift within +10 °C ... +30 °C /°C ≤±2·10–6

Pan size mm Ø 80Weighing chamber height mm 225Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 204x297x332Net weight, approx. kg 5.6External calibration weight(of at least accuracy class ...) g 200 (E2) 100 (E2) 100 (E2) 50 (E2)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20% ... +15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 16 maximum; 8 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 05 Z external battery pack, approx.: h 32Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, mark, odd, space;

transmission rates: 150...19,200 baud;1or 2 stop bits; software/hardware handshake

Standard features/equipment supplied:Analytical draft shield x x x xDust cover x x x xAC adapter, varies acc. to country x x x xBuilt-in calibration weight x x x xLevel indicator x x x xHanger for below-balance weighing x x x x


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Model BP 310 S BP 310 P BP 110Weighing range structure SuperRange PolyRangeWeighing capacity g 310 60/120/310 110Readability g 0.001 0.001/0.002/ 0.001

0.005Tare range (by subtraction) g –310 –310 –110Reproducibility (standard deviation)* g ≤±0.001 ≤±0.001/ ≤±0.001

0.001/0.003

Linearity g ≤±0.002 ≤±0.002/ ≤±0.0010.002/0.005

Response time (average) s ≤1.5Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0 ... +40Operating temperature range °C +10 ... +30Sensitivity drift within +10 °C ... +30 °C /°C ≤±2·10–6

Pan size mm Ø 115Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 204x130x297Net weight, approx. kg 3.4External calibration weight(of at least accuracy class ...) g 200 (F1) 100 (F1) 100 (F1)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20% ... +15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 16 maximum; 8 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 05 Z external battery pack, approx. h 32Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, mark, odd, space;


Standard features/equipment supplied:Round glass draft shield x x xAC adapter, varies acc. to country x x xLevel indicator x x xHanger for below-balance weighing x x x


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Model BP 610 BP 410Weighing capacity g 610 410Readability g 0.01 0.01Tare range (by subtraction) g –610 –410Reproducibility (standard deviation)* g ≤±0.01 ≤±0.01Linearity g ≤±0.01 ≤±0.01Response time (average) s ≤1Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0 ... +40Operating temperature range °C +10 ... +30Sensitivity drift within +10 °C ... +30 °C /°C ≤±5 ·10–6

Pan size mm Ø 115Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 204x297x80Net weight, approx. kg 1.9External calibration weight(of at least accuracy class ...) g 500 (F2) 200 (F2)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20% ... +15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 16 maximum; 8 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 05 Z external battery pack, approx. h 45Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, mark, odd, space;


Standard features/equipment supplied:AC adapter, varies acc. to country x xLevel indicator x xHanger for below-balance weighing x x


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Model BP 3100 S BP 3100 P BP 2100 S BP 1200Weighing range structure SuperRange PolyRange SuperRangeWeighing capacity g 3,100 600/1,200/ 2,100 1,200

3,100Readability g 0.01 0.01/0.02/ 0.01 0.01

0.05Tare range (by subtraction) g –3,100 –3,100 –2,100 –1,200Reproducibility (standard deviation)* g ≤±0.01 ≤±0.01/ ≤±0.01 ≤±0.01

0.01/0.03Linearity g ≤±0.02 ≤±0.02/ ≤±0.02 ≤±0.02

0.02/0.05Response time (average) s ≤1.5Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0 ... +40Operating temperature range °C +10 ... +30Sensitivity drift within +10 °C ... +30 °C /°C ≤±2·10–6

Pan size mm 180 x 180Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 204x297x81Net weight, approx. kg 3.5External calibration weight(of at least accuracy class ...) g 2,000 (F1) 1,000 (F1) 1,000 (F1) 1,000 (F1)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20% ... +15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 16 maximum; 8 averageHours of operation with fully chargedYRB 05 Z external battery pack, approx. h 25Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, mark, odd, space;


Standard features/equipment supplied:AC adapter, varies acc. to country x x x xLevel indicator x x x xHanger for below-balance weighing x x x x


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Model BP 8100 BP 6100 BP 4100 BP 2100Weighing capacity g 8,100 6,100 4,100 2,100Readability g 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1Tare range (by subtraction) g –8,100 –6,100 –4,100 –2,100Reproducibility (standard deviation)* g ≤±0.05 ≤±0.1 ≤±0.1 ≤±0.1Linearity g ≤±0.1 ≤±0.1 ≤±0.1 ≤±0.1Response time (average) s ≤1Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0... +40Operating temperature range °C +10... +30Sensitivity drift within +10 °C ... +30 °C /°C ≤±4 ·10–6 ≤±5 ·10–6 ≤±5 ·10–6 ≤±5 ·10–6

Pan size mm 210 x 180Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 238x297x81Net weight, approx. kg 3.8 3.0 3.0 3.0External calibration weight(of at least accuracy class ...) g 5,000 (F2) 5,000 (F2) 2,000 (F2) 1,000 (F2)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20% ... +15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 16 maximum; 8 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 05 Z external battery pack, approx. h 25 45 45 45Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, mark, odd, space;


Standard features/equipment supplied:AC adapter, varies acc. to country x x x xLevel indicator x x x xHanger for below-balance weighing x x x x


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Model BP 16000 S BP 12000 S BP 34000 P BP 34 BP 8Weighing range structure SuperRange SuperRange PolyRangeWeighing capacity kg 16 12 8/16/34 34 8.1Readability g 0.1 0.1 0.1/0.2/0.5 1.0 1.0Tare range (by subtraction) kg –16 –12 –34 –34 –8.1Reproducibility g ≤±0.1 ≤±0.1 ≤±0.1/0.2/ ≤±0.5 ≤±0.5(standard deviation)* ≤±0.5Linearity g ≤±0.2 ≤±0.2 ≤±0.3/0.3/ ≤±0.5 ≤±1

0.3Response time (average) s ≤1.5 ≤1.5 ≤1.5 ≤1.5 ≤1Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0…+40Operating temperature range °C +10…+30Sensitivity drift within +10 °C ... +30 °C /°C ≤±2 ·10–6 ≤±2 ·10–6 ≤±2 ·10–6 ≤±2·10–6 ≤±10 ·10–6

Pan size mm 417 x 307 417 x 307 417 x 307 417 x 307 210 x180Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 307x538x121Net weight, approx. kg 15External calibration weight(of at least accuracy class ...) g 10,000 (F1) 10,000 (F1) 10,000 (F2) 10,000 (F2) 5000 (F2)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC, –20% ... +15%

(IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 8 maximum; 10 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 06 Z external battery pack, approx. h 28 28 28 28 25Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, mark, odd, space;


Standard features/equipment supplied:AC adapter, varies acc. to country x x x x xLevel indicator x x x x x


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Specifications for Basicplus

Verified Balances with an EC Type Approval

Model BP 210 D-0CE BP 300 S-0CEType KA BC 100 KA BC 100Accuracy class* k kWeighing range structure DualRange SuperRangeMaximum capacity Max* g 80/210 303Scale interval d* mg 0.01/0.1 0.1Verification scale interval e* g 0.001 0.001Minimum capacity Min* g 0.001 0.01Tare range (by subtraction) g –210 –303Range of use according to Directive No. 90/384/EEC* g 0.001–210 0.01–303Response time (average) s ≤13 ≤2.5Allowable ambient operating temperature °C +5...+40Operating temperature range °C +15...+25Pan size mm Ø 90Weighing chamber height (effect. dimens.) mm 253Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 218x317x408Net weight, approx. kg 11Selectable weight units g, mgExternal calibration weight(of at least accuracy class…) g 200 (E2) 200+100 (E2)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20% ... +15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 18.7 maximum; 10 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 05 Z external battery pack, approx. h 30Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, odd;


Standard features/equipment supplied:Dust cover x xAC adapter; varies acc. to country x xBuilt-in, motorized calibration weight x xLevel indicator x x

* = EC Directive No. 90/384/EEC for Non-Automatic Weighing Instruments applicable in the EC/EU Member States

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Model BP 210 S-0CE BP 160 P-0CE BP 110 S-0CE BP 61-0CEType MB BC 100 MB BC 100 MB BC 100 MB BC 100Accuracy class k k k kWeighing range structure SuperRange PolyRange SuperRangeMaximum capacity Max* g 210 30/60/ 110 61

110/160Scale interval d* mg 0.1 0.1/0.2/ 0.1 0.1

0.5/1.0Verification scale interval e* g 0.001 0.001 0.001 0.001Minimum capacity Min* g 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01Tare range (by subtraction) g –210 –160 –110 –61Range of use according to Directive No. 90/384/EEC* g 0.01–210 0.01–160 0.01–110 0.01–61Response time (average) s ≤2Allowable ambient operating temperature °C +5...+40Operating temperature range °C +15...+25Pan size mm Ø 80Weighing chamber height mm 225Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 204x297x332Net weight, approx. kg 5.3Selectable weight units g, mgExternal calibration weight(of at least accuracy class…) g 200 (E2) 100 (E2) 100 (E2) 50 (E2)Power requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,

–20% ... +15% (IP 20 protection)Frequency Hz 48–63Power consumption (average) VA 16 maximum; 8 averageHours of operation with fully charged YRB 05 Z external battery pack, approx. h 32Built-in interface RS-232C-S/V24-V28; 7-bit; parity: even, odd;


Standard features/equipment supplied:Analytical draft shield chamber x x x xDust cover x x x xAC adapter; varies acc. to country x x x xBuilt-in, motorized calibration weight x x x xLevel indicator x x x x


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Model BP 310 S-0CE BP 310 P-0CE BP 110-0CE BP 610-0CEType BA BC 200 BA BC 200 BA BC 200 BA BC 200Accuracy class K K K KWeighing range structure SuperRange PolyRangeMaximum capacity Max* g 60/120/310 60/120/310 110 610Scale interval d* g 0.001 0.001/ 0.001 0.01

0.002/0.005Verification scale interval e* g 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.1Minimum capacity Min* g 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.5Tare range (by subtraction) g –310 –310 –110 –610Range of use according to Directive No. 90/384/EEC* g 0.02–310 0.02–310 0.02–110 0.5–610Response time (average) s ≤1.5Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0...+40Operating temperature range °C +10...+30Pan size mm Ø 115Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 204x297x80Net weight, approx. kg 3.45 3.45 3.45 3.5Selectable weight units g, kgPower requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,



Standard features/equipment supplied:Round glass draft shield x x x –AC adapter; varies acc. to country x x x xBuilt-in, motorized calibration weight x x x xLevel indicator x x x x


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Model BP 3100 S-0CE BP 3100 P-0CE BP 2100 S-0CE BP 1200-0CEType BA BC 200 BA BC 200 BA BC 200 BA BC 200Accuracy class K K K KWeighing range structure SuperRange PolyRange SuperRangeMaximum capacity Max* g 3,100 600/1,200/ 2,100 1,200

3,100Scale interval d* g 0.01 0.01/0.02/ 0.01 0.01

0.05Verification scale interval e* g 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1Minimum capacity Min* g 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5Tare range (by subtraction) g –3,100 –3,100 –2,100 –1,200Range of use according to Directive No. 90/384/EEC* g 0.5–3,100 0.5–3,100 0.5–2,100 0.5–1,200Response time (average) s ≤1.5Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0...+40Operating temperature range °C +10...+30Pan size mm 180 x180Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 204x297x81Net weight, approx. kg 3.5Selectable weight units g, kgPower requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,



Standard features/equipment supplied:AC adapter; varies acc. to country x x x xBuilt-in, motorized calibration weight x x x xLevel indicator x x x x


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Model BP 8100-0CE BP 6100-0CE BP 2100-0CE BP 8-0CEType BA BC 200 BA BC 200 BA BC 200 BA BC 200Accuracy class K K K KMaximum capacity Max* g 8,100 6,100 2,100 8,100Scale interval d* g 0.1 0.1 0.1 1.0Verification scale interval e* g 1.0 1.0 0.1 1.0Minimum capacity Min* g 5.0 5.0 5.0 50Tare range (by subtraction) g –8,100 –6,100 –2,100 –8,100Range of use according to Directive No. 90/384/EEC* g 5–8,100 5–6,100 5–2,100 50–8,100Response time (average) s ≤1Allowable ambient operating temperature °C 0...+40Operating temperature range °C +10...+30Pan size mm 210 x180 210 x180 180 x180 210 x180Dimensions (WxDxH) mm 238x297x81Net weight, approx. kg 5.2 5.2 3.5 5.2Selectable weight units g, kgPower requirements V~ Via AC adapter: STNG 6, 230 VAC or 115 VAC,



Standard features/equipment supplied:AC adapter; varies acc. to country x x x xBuilt-in, motorized calibration weight x x x xLevel indicator x x x x


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Accessories (Options)

Product Order No.

Data printer YDP 03-0CEwith date/time, statistical evaluation data, transaction counter functions and LCD

Remote display(can be connected via the interface port)– LCD, reflective YRD 12 Z– LCD, for overhead projectors,

transmissive YRD 13 Z

External rechargeable battery pack– for balances with a weighing

capacity of <10 kg YRB 05 Z– for balances with a weighing

capacity of ≥10 kg YRB 06 Zhas a battery-level indicator (LED); can be recharged using the AC adapter (time it takes to charge the discharged battery pack: 15 hours); see “Specifications” for hours of operation

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External calibration weights:

For Models Accuracy Class Weight Order No.(OIML) in g

BP 61 E2 1x50 YCW 4528BP 160 P, BP 110 S, BP 110, BP 310 P E2 1x100 YCW 5128BP 210 D, BP 210 S E2 1x200 YCW 5228BP 300 S E2 1x200+ YCW 5228+

1x100 YCW 5128BP 310 S, BP 410 F1 1x200 YCW 5238BP 610 F2 1x500 YCW 5548BP 3100 P, BP 1200, BP 2100 S F1 1x1,000 YCW 6138BP 3100 S, BP 4100, BP 2100 F1 1x2,000 YCW 6238BP 8100, BP 6100 F1 1x5,000 YCW 6538BP 16000 S, BP 12000 S, BP 34000 P, BP 34 F1 1x10,000 YCW 7138

“SartoWedge” data transfer software program YSW 01enables you to have data, recorded by your balance, inputdirectly into any application program you are running on yourPC (e.g., Excel). Memory-resident software (5 KB) for all IBM-compatible computers and balances that are equippedwith a serial interface. This applications kit includes thefollowing software and equipment:– 31⁄2“ or 51⁄4“ program diskette– interface cable– manual“BalanceReader” software YAK 10 PC-0002for collecting data that are transmitted by your Sartorius balanceto a commercially available personal computer. These data are read into spreadsheets and stored. The stored spreadsheetscan be further processed using commercially available standard software (Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, etc.). This applications kit includes the following software and equipment: – 31⁄2“ and 51⁄4“ program diskettes– program description– interface cable– adapter (25-pin to 9-pin)

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Product Order No.

Industrial-grade power supply, ING1,IP 65-protected in accordance with DIN VDE 0470/IEC 529– for 230 V 69 71476– for 120 V 69 71480

Ionizing blower (neutralizes static electricity in seconds by “bombarding” the sample with ions)– for 230 V/50 Hz YIB01-0DR– for 110 V/50 Hz YIB01-0UR

Density determination set– for the BP 210 D, BP 300 S, BP 210 S, BP 160 P and BP 110 S YDK 01– for the BP 210 D, BP 300 S, BP 210 S, BP 160 P

and BP 110 S (-0CE) YDK 01-0D

Antistatic pan– for the BP 210 S, BP 160 P, BP 110 S and BP 61 YWP 01BA– for the BP 210 D and BP 300 S YWP 01R

Analytical draft shield chamberfor the BP 310 P, BP 310 S and BP 110, (-0CE) YDS 01 BP

Antitheft locking device for the BP 210 D, BP 300 S, (-0CE) 6087

Universal remote control switchwith menu code definable Print, Tare, v or c key functionFoot switch with T-connector YFS 01Hand switch with T-connector YHS 01

T-connector YTC 01

Balance table YWT 01

Forceps 6708-62

Brush 6708-02

Dust cover– for the BP 310 S, BP 310 P, BP 110, BP 610 (-0CE), BP 410 69 60BP01– for the BP 3100 S, BP 3100 P, BP 2100 S, BP 1200 (-0CE),

BP 2100-0CE 69 60BP02– for the BP 8100, BP 6100, BP 2100, BP 8, (-0CE), BP 4100 69 60BP03

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Declarations of Conformity

The C Mark on Sartorius EquipmentIn 1985, the Council of the European Communityapproved a resolution concerning a new approach tothe technical harmonization and standardization of national regulations. The organization for monitoring compliance with the directives and standards concerning the C marking is governed in the individual EU MemberStates through the implementation of the EC Directives adopted by the respective national laws. As of December 1993, the scope of validity for all EC Directives has been extended to the MemberStates of the European Union and the Signatories of the Agreement on the European Economic Area.Sartorius complies with the EC Directives andEuropean Standards in order to supply its customerswith weighing instruments that feature the latestadvanced technology and provide long years of trouble-free service.C MarkingThe C marking affixed to the equipment indicates that the equipment complies with the followingDirective issued by the Council of the European Union:89/336/EU “Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)”This Directive regulates the use of equipment that cancause electromagnetic interference or whosefunctioning can be influenced by such interference.Applicable European Standards: Limitation EN 50081-1 Residential, of emissions: commercial

and light industryEN 50081-2 Industrial

environment

Defined EN 50082-1 Residential, immunity commercial to interference: EN 50082-1 and light industry

EN 50082-2 Industrial environment

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Important Note:

The operator shall be responsible for any modi-fications to Sartorius equipment and for anyconnections of cables or equipment not supplied by Sartorius and must check and, if necessary, correct these modifications and connections. On request, Sartorius will provide information on theminimum operating specifications (in accordance with the Standards listed above for defined immunityto interference).

Additional Directive for Weighing Instruments Used in Legal Metrology:90/384/EU “Non-automatic weighing instruments”

This directive regulates mass determination in legalmetrological applications, e.g., in– the manufacture of pharmaceuticals– medicine and health care– calculation of fees– price calculation

For the respective Declaration of Type Conformity for weighing instruments that have been verified by Sartorius for use as legal measuring instruments and that have an EC Type-Approval Certificate, see page 68.

This directive also regulates the performance of the EC verification by the manufacturer, provided that anEC Type-Approval Certificate has been issued and themanufacturer has been accredited by an officer of a Notified Body registered at the Commission of theEuropean Community for performing such verification.On February 15,1993, Sartorius AG receivedaccreditation for performing verification.

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For information on the C marking on Sartorius equipment and legal regulations currently applicablein your country, and to obtain the names of thepersons to contact, please ask your local Sartoriusoffice, dealer or service center.

Subsequent Verifications within the EuropeanCountries

The validity of the verification will become void inaccordance with the national regulations of thecountry in which the weighing instrument is used. Forinformation on verification and legal regulationscurrently applicable in your country, and to obtain thenames of the persons to contact, please contact your local Sartorius office, dealer or service center as indicated on the following page.

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Declaration of Type Conformityto Directive No. 90/384/EU

This declaration is valid for non-automatic electromechanical weighing instruments for use in legal metrology.These weighing instruments accepted for legal metrological verification have an EC Type-ApprovalCertificate. The model(s) concerned is(are) listed below along with the respective type, accuracy class, andnumber of Ihe EC Type-Approval Certificate.

SARTORIUS AG declares, at its sole responsibility, that its weighing instrument types comply with theregulations of the Council Directive for Non-Automatic Weighing Instruments, No. 90/384/EEC of 20 June1990; the associated European Standard “Metrological aspects of non-automatic weighinginstruments,” No. EN 45501; the amended, currently valid versions of the national laws and decreesconcerning legal metrology and verification in the Member States of the European Union, the E.U., and theSignatories of the Agreement on the European Economic Area, which have adopted this Council Directiveinto their national laws; and with the requirements stipulated on the Type-Approval Certificate for verification.This Declaration of Type Conformity is valid only if the ID label on the weighing instrument has the CE mark of conformity and the green metrology sticker with the stamped letter “M” (the two-digit number in largeprint stands for the year in which the mark has been affixed):

If these marks are not on the ID label, this Declaration of Type Conformity is not valid. Validity can beobtained by submitting the weighing instrument for final action to be taken by an authorized representative of SARTORIUS AG.The period of validity of this Declaration of Type Conformity is governed by the national regulations in effect inthe respective countries. Following any modifications or repairs to the weighing instrument, the saidconformity thereof must be redeclared by the authorized persons who performed such modifications/repairs.Provided that the validity of the verification is limited pursuant to the national regulations of the individualcountries concerned, the operator of the weighing instrument shall be personally responsible for obtaining anauthorized renewal of the verification of the weighing instrument for use as a legal measuring instrument.Signed in Goettingen on this day of April 11,1995

SARTORIUS AG37070 Goettingen

Germany

Board of Management Board of Management(Dr. Laleike) (Dr. Schmeißer)

OA-113-2/12.94

Model Type Accuracy Class EC Type-Approval Certificate No.

BP ... -0CE KA BC 100 k D95-09-011

BP ... -0CE MB BC 100 k D95-09-011

BP ... -0CE BA BC 200 K D95-09-011

BP ... -0CE MA BC 200 K D95-09-011

BP ... -0CE MD BC 200 K D95-09-011

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Sartorius AGb 37070 Goettingen, Germanyp Weender Landstrasse 94–108, 37075 Goettingen, Germanyt (+49/551) 308-0, f (+49/551) 308-3289Internet: http://www.sartorius.com

Copyright by Sartorius AG, Goettingen, Germany. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reprinted or translated in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Sartorius AG.

The status of the information, specifications andillustrations in this manual is indicated by the dategiven below. Sartorius AG reserves the right tomake changes to the technology, features,specifications and design of the equipmentwithout notice.

Status: July 1997, Sartorius AG, Goettingen, Germany

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