Discover the Capabilities of the balance

The balance is equipped with a high resolution touch screen panel. The ease of operation is maintained by a highly intuitive user Interface. The multi gesture touch screen is operable through standard laboratory rubber and silicon gloves. Also thin cotton gloves are possible..

Navigation

Navigation to the User Screen or the Application Screen is done by swiping left or right. Thus a quick change of applications or user can be performed very easy.

Vertical scrolling is performed by a simple pan. Typically used for screens with more than 12 Icons or for menu items exceeding the standard screen height.

Structure of the screen

1 Headline

In the header line, the balance-specific data such as the maximum weighing range Max, the minimum weight Min, the readability d, the verification interval e and the user Administrator, date and time are displayed. Other symbols such as active network connection or WLAN and connected peripherals such as keyboard, UBS stick, etc. are also displayed.

2 Designation of the applications or the current application

Here you can see where you are at the moment. This can be the always identically named user screen, the always identically named application screen or the application screen. The application screen is labeled with the currently running application, such as weighing, counting, density determination, calibration, etc.

3 Navigation Info

The filled dot shows which of the three screens you are currently on.

4 Help

The help button is structured as context-related help. Consequently, tapping the help icon loads the appropriate help for the application or the current screen. Searching in a manual is practically eliminated.

5 Home

Returns from any situation to the application screen. This is extremely helpful in more complex hierarchies which can be left very quickly.

The Application Screen

1 Context Menu

Tap on the context menu tab to open the functions available for the current application (Add-On's, other specific settings.

2 Add-On

Basically, all applications can be extended in their functionality by so-called add-ons. A typical example is the Statistics add-on, which statistically processes the values measured, for example, in the Weighing application.

3 Customizer Tab

The Customizer tab allows you to customize the screen and the log. This is done by simply moving and assigning predefined buttons or info fields.

4 Info Section

The predefined info fields are displayed here.

5 Action Bar/Aktionsleiste

The balance provides an extensive list of predefined buttons that can be placed in the action bar. This makes it very easy to create customer-specific layouts. The settings can be set or are valid for each application.

6 Status Symbols

7 Notes

Note, for example, that the balance is no longer level and should therefore be levelled again or that the scale should be recalibrated.

8 Warnings, Status messages

Warnings and status messages, e.g. that the minimum initial sample weight has not been reached, that a printout has been waiting for or is active, or that the static discharge is currently running.

9 Stabiliy Indicator

After a change in weight, the indicator appears as a red circular ring which decreases with increasing stability. Basically, a weight value is considered stable and therefore valid when the indicator (red ring) is no longer visible.
If the indicator disappers very slow, this means that the weighing is disturbed, e.g. by drafts, vibrations of the location or other influences. You should therefore change or optimize the location.

10 Weight

The weight value in the selected unit is displayed here.

11 Capacity Display

Graphical display of how much of the entire weighing range is currently being used.

12 Optional Information

Information about options such as the Ambient Observation System (AOS) with display of air temperature, air humidity and air pressure.

13 Secondary Display

For certain applications, the weight is displayed here. For example, in the Counting application, the main display shows the quantity and the second display shows the weight.