Manual Balança Analitica

Document No.
321-78009A
Electronic Analytical Balance

ATX / ATY Series
Service Manual
Table of Contents
1. Operations for Adjustment .............................................................................................................................................1
1.1. Entering the Service Mode.....................................................................................................................................1
1.2. Contents of Service Menu......................................................................................................................................2
1.3. Service Mode Functions ........................................................................................................................................3
2. Disassembling and Assembling the Balance .............................................................................................................5
2.1. Precautions...............................................................................................................................................................5
2.2. Inspecting the Balance Interior (Removing the Case and Pan Supporter) ...................................................6
2.3. Replacing Components..........................................................................................................................................8

2.3.1. Replacing the Front Glass ASSY (C8).................................................................................................................................8
2.3.2. Replacing the Side Glass ASSY (C6, C7) ...........................................................................................................................9
2.3.3. Replacing the Roof Glass ASSY (C5) .................................................................................................................................9
2.3.4. Replacing the Display Board ASSY (B2) .............................................................................................................................9
2.3.5. Replacing the Power Board ASSY (B4) ........................................................................................................................... 10
2.3.6. Replacing the Analog Board ASSY (B3)........................................................................................................................... 10
2.3.7. Replacing the Weight Loader ASSY (27) ..........................................................................................................................11
2.3.8. Replacing the Unit ASSY (1) ............................................................................................................................................. 12
2.3.9. Replacing the Detector ASSY (U11) ................................................................................................................................. 13
2.3.10. Replacing the Force Coil ASSY (L1)................................................................................................................................. 13
2.3.11. Replacing the Stopper Plate (U14) ................................................................................................................................... 16
2.3.12. Replacing the Stopper Lever (U15)................................................................................................................................... 16
3. Checking the Electronic Board................................................................................................................................... 17
3.1. Display Board ASSY (B2) .................................................................................................................................... 17
3.2. Analog Board ASSY (B3)..................................................................................................................................... 17
3.3. Preamp Board ASSY (B1) ................................................................................................................................... 18
3.4. Power Board ASSY (B4) ...................................................................................................................................... 18
4. Hardware Adjustment................................................................................................................................................... 19
4.1. Adjusting the Detector ASSY (U11) Height ...................................................................................................... 19
4.2. Adjusting the Tilt Error ........................................................................................................................................ 20
4.3. Adjusting the Balance ......................................................................................................................................... 21
4.4. Adjusting the Cornerload Error ......................................................................................................................... 22
5. Software Adjustment .................................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1. EEPROM Initialization .......................................................................................................................................... 23
5.2. Model Selection .................................................................................................................................................... 23
5.3. Releasing and Setting the Setting Information Lock ..................................................................................... 25

5.3.1. Releasing the Setting Information Lock ............................................................................................................................ 25
5.3.2. Setting the Setting Information Lock ................................................................................................................................. 25
5.4. Inputting Weight Values for Linearity Adjustment.......................................................................................... 25
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5.5. Linearity Adjustment............................................................................................................................................ 26
5.6. Internal Weight Calibration (PCAL) (ATX Only) ............................................................................................... 27

5.6.1. Operation Procedure and Process ................................................................................................................................... 27
5.7. Sensitivity Calibration.......................................................................................................................................... 28

5.7.1. External Weight Calibration ECAL .................................................................................................................................... 28
5.7.2. Sensitivity Calibration Using Internal Weight (ATX Only) ................................................................................................. 29
5.8. Weight Loader Mechanism Operation Check ................................................................................................. 31

5.8.1. Operation Procedure and Process ................................................................................................................................... 31
5.8.2. Errors .................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
6. EEPROM ......................................................................................................................................................................... 32
6.1. PRINT Operations................................................................................................................................................. 32
6.2. Data Edit (EDIT) Operations................................................................................................................................ 33
6.3. Backup (BKUP) Operations................................................................................................................................ 33
6.4. Download (RESTR) Operations ......................................................................................................................... 33
6.5. All Initialization (INIT) Operations ...................................................................................................................... 34
6.6. EEPROM Data Editing Software ........................................................................................................................ 34
7. Updating the Program .................................................................................................................................................. 36
7.1. Programming Tools ............................................................................................................................................. 36
7.2. Programming ........................................................................................................................................................ 36

7.2.1. Downloading the Program to the Tool............................................................................................................................... 36
7.2.2. Preparing the Tool .............................................................................................................................................................. 40
7.2.3. Programming ..................................................................................................................................................................... 41
8. Performance Inspection............................................................................................................................................... 43
8.1. Reproducibility...................................................................................................................................................... 43
8.2. Cornerload Error................................................................................................................................................... 43
8.3. Linearity.................................................................................................................................................................. 43
8.4. Tilt Error.................................................................................................................................................................. 43
9. Problems and Solutions .............................................................................................................................................. 45
9.1. General Problem Solutions ................................................................................................................................ 45
9.2. Error Display.......................................................................................................................................................... 46

9.2.1. User Mode Errors .............................................................................................................................................................. 46
9.2.2. Service Mode Errors .......................................................................................................................................................... 47
10. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................................ 48
10.1. Display Won't Appear ...................................................................................................................................... 48
10.2. Key Operation Does Not Work ...................................................................................................................... 49
10.3. "ERR C" Is Displayed ...................................................................................................................................... 50
10.4. "ERR H" Is Displayed ...................................................................................................................................... 52
10.5. When Power is Switched On, Display Stops at or "Software Version" .................................................. 53
10.6. Trouble of Weight Loader ............................................................................................................................... 54

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11. Components List ........................................................................................................................................................... 55
11.1. ATX/ATY Series Exploded View ..................................................................................................................... 55
11.2. ATX/ATY Series Maintenance Parts .............................................................................................................. 60
11.3. ATX/ATY Series Dedicated Jigs..................................................................................................................... 62
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1. Operations for Adjustment
For the general operations method, see the User's Manual for the ATX Series.
1.1. Entering the Service Mode

Move from user mode to service mode as follows.
(1) In the user mode mass display state, keep pressing [POWER] and [PRINT] keys.
(2) Release the keys.
(3) Press down on the [CAL] and [MENU] keys.
(4) The password input display appears. Flashing
Use the arrow keys to input numbers.

Input 00321 as the display maintenance mode password, and press the [→O/T←] key.
(5) When the password is approved, the service mode opens.
Alternately, you can enter service mode by inputting the display maintenance mode command "@SVC=321"
from the PC.
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1.2. Contents of Service Menu
The service mode configuration (menu configuration diagram) is shown below.
(Maintenance Mode) After the execution of the items marked
* Marking meanwith an asterisk
going mark, to
buck the mode returns to Mode
Measure the mass display state.
[Normal Range (guideline)]
ＡＤ Span after aging 0 to ± 2
Display Example
ppm/C
If no error has occurred,
Error Log Span before aging 0 to ± 20
"NOERR" is displayed.
ppm/C
Press the [→] key to display
TYPE Display the last five errors recorded Zero after aging 0.000 to ± 0.0050
in the log, in order of g/C
SHIP Display occurrence. Zero before aging 0.000 to ± 0.0100
g/C
Software Version
Zero Span
After Ageing Before Ageing WAD 500,000 - 700,000 100 g: 2,400,000 - 2,600,000
Span(ppm/C) Span(ppm/C) 200 g: 4,200,000 - 4,600,000
300 g: 6,100,000 - 6,500,000
TAD 25,000 – 38,000
After Ageing Before Ageing OAD
ZERO Drift(g/C) ZERO Drift(g/C) Weighing capacity
LAD 0 ± 10 (g)
±30 (g)
WG
AD Display WAD *
TAD *
OAD *
LAD *
WG *
CR *
Weight Loader HOME POSITION
LOAD,UNLOAD
Linear Adjust Run Ok?
Setting Weight Input
Select Type Type list

Not appear when [LOCK] is ON.
Set Shipment Japan
SI
EXP
ASIA
TA
Sirial
SerialNO. Input
No. Input UP
UP5div
5 dig.Input
Input Input
DOWN
DOWN 55div Input
dig. Input Input
OEM Setting ON Weight Input Input
Min Input Input
Lock Setting
ＮＶＲＡＭ PRINT
EDIT Edit Run
BACKUP Ok?
Download Ok?
END INITIAL Ok?
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Items in the figure framed in thick lines denote execution items, while those framed in thin lines denote menu
items.
Shaded items are not displayed when the setting information lock is on. Use the arrow keys to move between
items.
Key Explanation
→ Move to an item in a subordinate menu. If the menu item to the left of the arrow has no asterisk mark and is also
shaded, pressing the [Enter] key on that item opens a subordinate menu item. (In other words, if the higher menu
accepts the [Enter] key even if it has no enable/disable switch, pressing the [Enter] key opens the subordinate menu.)
To open the menu from the mass display state, use the [MENU] key instead of the [→] key.
← Return to the item in the higher menu.
↓ Move to items in order.
↑ Move to items in reverse order.
* For the release method of setting information lock, see "5.3.1 Releasing the Setting Information Lock."
1.3. Service Mode Functions

Service mode functions are shown below.
Function Outline
Error display Displays error codes for errors that have occurred in user
mode.
If no errors have occurred when service mode is opened,
the error display does not appear.
Model name display Displays the model name setting.
Destination display Displays the destination setting.
Ex.:  JPN = Japan
 SI = Countries and regions that recognize SI units
only
 EXP = Overseas (excluding Southeast Asia)
 ASIA = Southeast Asia
 TA = Type Approval
Software Ver. display Displays the currently mounted software version.
Ex.: 1.00, ##, XX
In principle, 1.00 is the version number for hardware changes.
Next, ## is the version number for manuals and other documentation
changes.
Finally, XX is the version number for bug fixes and other minor changes.
Span temperature coefficient display Displays the span temperature coefficient for before and
after aging.
Zero drift display Displays the amount of zero drift before and after aging.
AD value Mass data (WAD) display Displays mass data as received from AD converter. (Data
display subjected to smoothing)
Temperature data (TAD) Digitally displays voltage of temperature sensor mounted
display on UniBloc magnet or load cell.
Temperature-corrected mass Displays WAD mass data subjected to temperature
data (OAD) display correction. (Data subjected to smoothing)
Linear-corrected mass data Displays OAD mass data subjected to linearity correction.
(LAD) display
Absolute load (WG) display Displays mass values shown in g units that are subjected
to all correction processing. Displays mass values not
subjected to zero setting or tare weight.
Sensitivity calibration Executes sensitivity calibration using the same operation
as user mode.
Weight loader Return to initial position Internal weight loader system returns to initial position.
check Load and unload Internal weight is loaded or unloaded to unit ASSY.
Linearity Linearity adjustment Executes the adjustment operation for calculation of the
adjustment linearity correction coefficient.
Weight value input for linearity Inputs the reference weight value used for linearity
adjustment adjustment.
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Function Outline
Model selection Selection of the model name automatically sets the basic
information for weighing capacity, minimum display, and
reference mass for adjustment.
Shipping Unit for Japan
settings SI unit Set the units users can use, depending on shipping
Overseas unit destination.
Unit for Asia Initial setting = Unit for Japan
Type Approval
Serial No. Top 5 digits Input the top 5 digits of serial No.
input Bottom 5 digits Input the bottom 5 digits of serial No.
OEM On Sets to OEM model.
Weighing capacity Changes the weighing capacity.
Minimum display Changes the minimum display.
Setting information lock (error check) Prevents changes to the model, OEM, shipping, and S/N
settings. When the lock is active, all error checks are
enabled.
NVRAM Data print Outputs data saved in EEPROM to a dedicated printer.
Data edit Edits data saved in EEPROM on balance display unit.
Backup Of the data saved in EEPROM, backs up temperature
correction coefficient, linearity correction coefficient, and
model setting status data to a Flash memory.
Download Writes to EEPROM the data backed up on a Flash
memory.
All initialize Initializes all data saved in EEPROM.
END Ends service mode.
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2. Disassembling and Assembling the Balance
2.1. Precautions
1) Pull the connector straight out when disconnecting. Never pull it out at a bent angle.
* Pulling out at a bent angle could bend the terminal pins, making it difficult to re-insert the
connector.
Fig. 2-1
2) When assembling the base unit ASSY (2) and case ASSY (3), check that the power board ASSY (B4)
connector is firmly inserted.
* An insufficiently inserted connector could lead to instability in the display.
Connector
Fig. 2-2
3) When performing disassembly and assembly of the unit ASSY (1), insert the lever fixing pin (J1) into the
lever fixing hole on the top of the OPF.
* Lift up on the lever ASSY (1) to insert the pin. Proceed carefully to avoid scratching the elastic
support.
4) Use a controlled torque driver to tighten the screws to the torques shown in the table below.
Screw Torque [kgf•cm]

M2 1
M2.5 2.5
M3 pan head 9
M3 hexagonal socket head bolt 15
M4 pan head 18
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2.2. Inspecting the Balance Interior (Removing the Case and Pan Supporter)
[Disassembly]
1) Extract the AC adapter and remove the pan (6), pan supporter ASSY (4), and wind shield ring (7).
2) Remove the screws on the back surface of the balance (truss M3 × 5 (4 screws)), and remove the rear cover
(13).
3) Remove the screw covers (B24), and the screws (2 screws) on the back of the balance, and remove bolt
P4 M4 × 25 (2 bolts).
* To remove the screw covers (B24), insert something with a sharp tip (tweezers, etc.) into the
screw cover (B24) hole, and then lift up.
* When removing the screw covers (B24), be careful to avoid damaging the case (C1) and the
screw covers (B24).
Screw cover
Bolt P4 M4 × 25
Hole
Fig. 2-3 Fig. 2-4
4) Remove screw P3 M4 × 20 (2 screws) (B23) on the bottom and front of the balance.
Fig. 2-5
5) With the case ASSY (3) lifted up, extract the connector inserted into the switch board ASSY (C4), and
remove the case ASSY (3).
* Be careful to avoid deforming the case (C1) when positioning.
 Be careful to avoid deforming the rib on the inside.
 Be careful to avoid deforming the front display.
* The display board ASSY (B2) and power board ASSY (B4), etc., can be inspected while in this
position.
Connector
Fig. 2-6
6) Remove screw P4 M4 × 8 (7 screws), and remove the unit cover (B5).
* The unit ASSY (1), analog board ASSY (B3), and the weight loader ASSY (27), etc., can be
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inspected while in this position.
[Assembly]
1) With the unit cover (B5) as the base, use screw P4 M4 × 8 (7 screws) to tighten.
* With the unit cover (B5) rear screw as the base, align with the center of the pan supporter axis
and the 15.5-dia. hole to amount the other screws. (Fig. 2-7)
* Mount the unit cover (B5) so that the cable is flat. At this time, be careful to avoid pinching the
cable.
* Check that there is no gap between the base ASSY (B1) and the unit cover (B5).
Unit cover assembly

base screw
Align with the center.
Fig. 2-7 Fig. 2-8

2) With the case ASSY (3) lifted up, insert the connector into the switch board ASSY (C4), and set the case
ASSY (3) into the base unit ASSY (2).
* Be careful to avoid damaging the power board ASSY (B4) and cable when covering the base
unit ASSY (2) with the case ASSY (3).
* Be careful to ensure that the case ASSY (3) does not touch the pan supporter axis when
covering the base unit ASSY (2) with the case ASSY (3).
* Check the connector connection conditions on the power board ASSY (B4).
3) Tighten the case ASSY (3) and base unit ASSY (2) in two locations in back (bolt P4 M4 × 25) and two
locations on the bottom front side (P3 M4 × 20).
4) Attach the screw covers (B24) in two locations on the back of the balance.
* When attaching the screw covers (B24), insert the protrusion on one side of the screw cover
(B24) into the case (C1) hole and then push down on the top of the screw cover (B24) to attach.
* Attach so that the screw cover (B24) hole is on the back side.
Screw cover
Hole
Protrusion
Hole
Fig. 2-9 Fig. 2-10 Fig. 2-11

5) Mount the rear cover (13) (truss M3 × 5 (4 screws)).
6) Align the anti-blow ring (11) and the center of the pan supporter axis, and mount the anti-blow ring (11) and
wind shield plate (12). (Fixing screw: Anti-blow ring (11) → Screw P3 M2.5 × 6 (2 screws), Wind shield plate
(12) → Screw P4 M3 × 6 (2 screws))
Align with the center.
Wind shield plate

fixing screw
Anti-blow ring fixing
screw
Fig. 2-12
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7) Set the pan (6), pan supporter ASSY (4), and wind shield ring (7).
8) Perform horizontal adjustment, and connect the AC adaptor.
2.3. Replacing Components
2.3.1. Replacing the Front Glass ASSY (C8)
1) Extract the AC adaptor, and remove the pan (6), pan supporter ASSY (4), and wind shield ring (7).
2) Remove the inside knob (C10), and remove the roof glass ASSY (C5) and side glass ASSY (C6, C7).
* While supporting the front glass ASSY (C8), remove the screws.
3) Remove the screws on the back of the balance (truss M3 × 5 (4 screws)), and remove the rear cover (13).
4) Remove the two cover screws (B24) on the back side of the top of the balance, remove the screw P4
M4 × 12 (2 screws), and remove the case roof (C3).
* After removing the case roof (C3), take care to prevent the front glass ASSY (C8) from falling.
5) Remove the front glass ASSY (C8).
6) If the cushion (C13) adhering to the front pillar (C12) is damaged, replace it with a new cushion (C13), (4
cushions).
Cushions
Front pillar
Fig. 2-13
7) Follow this procedure in reverse to mount the new front glass ASSY (C8).
* Insert into the case roof (C3) groove so that the cushion adhesion side faces toward the front.
Front pillar
Side Cushion tape
Front glass
Cushion
Front Cushion
Fig. 2-14
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2.3.2. Replacing the Side Glass ASSY (C6, C7)
1) Extract the AC adaptor, and remove the inside knob (C10).

2) Remove the side glass ASSY (C6, C7).
3) Insert the new side glass ASSY (C6, C7), and mount the knob (C10).
4) Open the side glass ASSY (C6, C7), and coat lubricant (OT1) on the upper and lower glass edges (5 cm
from the edge).
Lubricant (OT1) coating
Fig. 2-15
2.3.3. Replacing the Roof Glass ASSY (C5)
1) Extract the AC adaptor, and remove the inside knob (C10).

2) Remove the roof glass ASSY (C5).
3) Insert the new roof glass ASSY (C5), and mount the knob (C10).
2.3.4. Replacing the Display Board ASSY (B2)
1) Use the procedures in "2.2 Inspecting the Balance Interior" to remove as far as the case ASSY (3).
2) Remove the connector inserted into the display board ASSY (B2).
(ATX series: 4 locations, ATY series: 2 locations)
3) Loosen the screw P3 M3 × 8 (4 screws) fixing the display board ASSY (B2) in place, and remove the
display board ASSY (B2).
4) Use the screw P3 M3 × 8 (4 screws) to temporarily tighten the new display board ASSY (B2).
5) Adjust the mounting position for the display board ASSY (B2). Align the left and right directions to the edges
of board mounting surfaces on the mount, display board (B8). For the front-to-back direction, align the
display board ASSY (B2) to a pressed-forward position, and attach the screw P3 M3 × 8 (4 screws).
* Align the display board ASSY (B2) height position to left and right.
Align the height.
Fig. 2-16
6) Assemble the balance in the reverse procedure to the steps 1) and 2).
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2.3.5. Replacing the Power Board ASSY (B4)
1) Use the procedures in "2.2 Inspecting the Balance Interior" to remove as far as the case ASSY (3).
2) Remove the connector inserted into the power board ASSY (B4). (1 location)
3) Loosen the bolt P3 M3 × 8 (4 bolts) fixing the power board ASSY (B4) in place, and remove the power
board ASSY (B4).
4) Use a bolt to temporarily fix the new power board ASSY (B4) in place.
5) Use the procedures in "2.2 Inspecting the Balance Interior" to assemble the case ASSY (3).
6) Use the I/F board mounting jig (J6) to adjust and fix the position of the power board ASSY (B4). With the
centers of the two connectors, and of the jig ATX for board mounting (J7) holes, in aligned positions, adjust
the board position so that it comes to the farthest outside position.
Connector
Jig ATX for board mounting
Connector
Fig. 2-17
7) Mount the rear cover (13).
2.3.6. Replacing the Analog Board ASSY (B3)
1) Use the procedures in "2.2 Inspecting the Balance Interior" to remove as far as the unit cover (B5).
2) Insert the lever fixing pin (J1) into the lever fixing hole on the top of the OPF.
3) Remove the connector on the upper side of the board inserted into the analog board ASSY (B3). (3
locations)
Connector (3 locations)
Fig. 2-18
4) Remove the connector inserted into the detector ASSY (U11). (1 location)
* When removing, use caution to ensure that it does not come into contact with the lever ASSY
(U7) and scratch the elastic support.
Connector
Fig. 2-19
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5) Loosen the clamp, E-20-3C (B10) mounted to the base unit ASSY (2), and remove the wire.
Clamp
Fig. 2-20
6) Loosen the screw P4 M4 × 8 and flat washer M4 (2 locations) fixing the mount, analog board (B11) in place,
and remove the mount, analog board (B11).
7) Loosen the screw P3 M3 × 8 (4 screws) fixing the analog board ASSY (B3) in place, and remove the
analog board ASSY (B3).
8) Remove the connector (for the coil) inserted into the analog board ASSY (B3).
9) Use the above procedure in reverse to mount the new analog board ASSY (B3).
2.3.7. Replacing the Weight Loader ASSY (27)
2) Loosen the screw P4 M4 × 8 (2 screws) and flat washer M5 (2 locations), remove the weight stopper (W3),
and remove the weight.
* When removing the weight (W4), be careful to avoid damaging the unit ASSY (1). (Be careful to
avoid letting the weight stopper (W3) rotating in tandem and coming into contact with the pan
supporter axis.)
* When performing re-assembly, be careful to avoid letting dust settle on the weight (W4).
3) Loosen the screw P4 M4 × 8 (4 screws), and remove the weight loader ASSY (27).
4) Use the above procedure in reverse to mount the new weight loader ASSY (27).
* Mount the weight loader ASSY (27) on cell width of the unit ASSY (1) in the balance left and right
directions.
* Be careful to avoid letting the weight loader mechanism come into contact with the lever.
* When mounting, press the weight loader ASSY (27) forward for the mounting position.
Press forward. Same interval
Fig. 2-21
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2.3.8. Replacing the Unit ASSY (1)
2) Loosen the screw P4 M4 × 8 (2 screws) and flat washer M5 (2 locations), remove the weight stopper (W3),
and remove the weight.
* Lift up on the lever ASSY (U7) to insert the pin. Proceed carefully to avoid scratching the elastic
support.
4) Remove the connector inserted into the detector ASSY (U11). (1 location)
* When removing, use caution to ensure that it does not come into contact with the lever ASSY
(U7) and scratch the elastic support.
5) Stand the back of the base ASSY (B1) on the floor, loosen the bolt P3 M5 × 12 (3 bolts) on the bottom of
the base ASSY (B1), and remove the unit ASSY (1).
Bolt (3 bolts)
Fig. 2-22
6) After setting the new unit ASSY (1), use the bolt P3 M5 × 12 (3 bolts) on the bottom of the base ASSY (B1)
to temporarily fix the unit ASSY (1), then use the unit ASSY positioning pin (J2) and plate (J8) to adjust the
position, and tighten. (35 kgf·cm)
* When lifting up on the new unit ASSY (1), do not hold it by the parallel guide and movable pillar
part.
* When setting the unit ASSY positioning jig (J2), be careful to avoid damaging the unit ASSY (1).
Unit ASSY positioning jig
Fig. 2-23
7) See 2.3.7 to mount the weight loader ASSY (27).

* Mount the weight loader ASSY (27) on cell width of the unit ASSY (1) in the balance left and right
directions.
* Be careful to avoid letting the weight loader mechanism come into contact with the lever.
8) Check repeatability and cornerload error, and then perform linearity, calibration of internal weight (ATX
series only), and sensitivity adjustment. (See "4.4 Adjusting the Cornerload Error," "5.5 Linearity
Adjustment," "5.6 Internal Weight Calibration (PCAL)," and "5.7 Sensitivity Calibration.")
9) Use the above procedures 1) to 4) in reverse to restore the original state.
* Input the attached EEPROM data to the balance. Temperature Coefficients at Address Numbers
004 to 05A.
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2.3.9. Replacing the Detector ASSY (U11)
support.
2) See 2.3.8 to remove the unit ASSY (1).
3) Remove the solder on the temperature sensor cable connected to the detector ASSY (U11).
* MT: Yellow line, MG: blue line
Yellow
Blue
Fig. 2-24
4) Remove the screw P3 M3 × 8 (2 screws), and remove the detector ASSY (U11).
Screw P3 M3 × 8
Fig. 2-25
5) Use the above procedures 3) to 4) in reverse to mount the detector ASSY (U11).
6) Perform "4.1 Adjusting the Detector ASSY (U11) Height."
2.3.10. Replacing the Force Coil ASSY (L1)

2) Insert the lever fixing pin (J1) into the lever fixing hole on the top surface.
support.
3) See 2.3.9 to remove the detector ASSY (U11).
4) Remove the solder on the lever ASSY (U7) side of the two Pt-Ni bands (U17).
* Do not break or scratch the Pt-Ni band (U17).
5) Remove the pan head screw M3 × 6 (2 screws) and flat washer M3 (2 locations), and remove the stopper
plate (U14).
6) Remove the pan head screw M2.5 × 5 (4 screws), and slide the magnet lid (U16) horizontally to remove.
Slide
Fig. 2-26
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7) Remove the socket head bolt M3 × 40 (2 bolts) fixing the lever ASSY (U7) in place, spring washer M3 (2
locations), flat washer M3 (4 locations), and nut M3 (2 locations), and remove the lever ASSY (U7) from the
top surface.
8) Remove the solder on the twist cable (L7) for the force coil ASSY (L1) terminal plate.
9) Remove the pan head screw M2.5 × 6 fixing the force coil ASSY (L1), washer PB M2.6, and washer
CC-2605-08 in place, and remove the force coil ASSY (L1).
10) Use the pan head screw M2.5 × 6, washer PB M2.6, and washer CC-2605-08 to lightly tighten the new
force coil ASSY (L1) to the lever ASSY (U7), and solder the twist cable (L7) to the force coil ASSY (L1)
terminal plate.
* When viewed from the lever ASSY (U7) mounting side, left: blue line, right: yellow line
Yellow
Blue
Yellow
Blue
Fig. 2-27
11) Insert the lever ASSY (U7) from the top of the unit, and temporarily fix in place with the socket head bolt
M3 × 40 (2 bolts), spring washer M3 (2 locations), flat washer M3 (4 locations), and nut M3 (2 locations).
* Always insert the tightening parts in the facing shown in Fig. 2-29.
Bolt M3 × 40
Spring washer
Top view
Flat washer
Magnet side
Flat washer
Nut M3
Fig. 2-28 Fig. 2-29
12) With the force coil ASSY (L1) height adjusted by the magnet spacer (J9), tighten the lever ASSY (U7).
(35 kgf·cm)
Magnet spacer
Fig. 2-30
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13) Examine the unit from the top, align the center of the magnet ASSY (U9) and of the force coil ASSY (L1),
and then tighten the force coil ASSY (L1).
Align the center.
Fig. 2-31
14) Slide the four magnet lids (U16) horizontally to mount, and use the pan head screw M2.5 × 5 (4 screws) to
tighten.
15) Insert the gap setting shim (J3) into the space between the upper edge of the lever ASSY (U7) and the
stopper lever (U15) to obtain positioning, and use the screw P3 M3 × 8 (2 screws) to tighten the stopper
lever (U15).
Gap setting shim
Fig. 2-32
16) Solder the two Pt-Ni bands (U17) to the lever ASSY (U7) side.
* When soldering, apply the solder tilted and upward facing to ensure that the Pt-Ni band (U17)
does not come into contact with the lever ASSY (U7).
17) See 2.3.9 to remove the detector ASSY (U11).
18) Extract the lever fixing pin (J1) from the unit ASSY (1), shake the unit ASSY (1) lightly to move the lever
ASSY (U7) up and down, and if it contacts the stopper lever (U15) with a clear sound, the unit ASSY (1)
assembly is complete.
* If it does not make a clear sound, the lever ASSY (U7) pin and stopper plate (U14), or the force
coil ASSY (L1) and magnet ASSY (U9), may be in contact. Check each part to see if any are out of
position, and readjust the position.
19) Use the procedures in 2.3.8 in reverse to mount the unit ASSY (1) to the base ASSY (B1).
* Always insert the lever fixing pin (J1) before mounting the unit ASSY (1) to the base ASSY (B1).
20) With the stopper plate (U14) in a position aligned to the center of the force coil ASSY (L1) pin, use the pan
head screw M3 × 6 (2 screws) and flat washer M3 (2 locations) to tighten.
Stopper plate
Pin
Fig. 2-33
21) Perform "4.2 Adjusting the Tilt Error," "4.3 Adjusting the Balance," and "4.4 Adjusting the Cornerload Error."
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22) Use the procedures in "2.2 Inspecting the Balance Interior" in reverse to restore the original state.
2.3.11. Replacing the Stopper Plate (U14)
2) Loosen the pan head screw M3 × 6 (2 screws) and flat washer M3 (2 locations), and remove the stopper
plate (U14).
3) With the stopper plate (U14) in a position aligned to the center of the force coil ASSY (L1) pin, use the pan
head screw M3 × 6 (2 screws) and flat washer M3 (2 locations) to tighten.
4) Use the procedures in "2.2 Inspecting the Balance Interior" in reverse to restore the original state.
2.3.12. Replacing the Stopper Lever (U15)

2) Use the cable ASSY jig (J10) connector to connect the detector ASSY (U11) and the analog board ASSY
(B3).
* Leave the cable ASSY C (U19) (soldered cable with 2 pins) removed from the analog board
ASSY (B3).
3) Connect the tester (+) terminal to the detector ASSY (U11) CP1 pin, and the (-) terminal to the CPG pin.
4) Extract the lever fixing pin (J1) from the unit ASSY (1) lever fixing hole.
* Lift up on the lever ASSY (U7) to extract the pin. Proceed carefully to avoid scratching the elastic
support.
5) Connect the AC adaptor to the balance, and energize it.
6) With the screw P3 M3 × 8 (2 screws) connecting the stopper lever (U15) slightly loosened, press lightly on
the lever ASSY (U7) up and down until it contacts the top of the stopper lever (U15), and then tighten the
stopper lever (U15) in a position where the absolute value is the same (where the tester display reverses
(+) (-)).
* Press lightly on the balance weight (U21), and adjust so that the direction the tester display
points (direction where the shutter rises) becomes (-).
* Detector ASSY (U11) output adjustment standard: Within 0.3 [V] between + side and – side
Allowable range of output voltage +1.5 to +2V,
-1.5 to -2V
7) Extract the lever fixing pin (J1) from the unit ASSY (1), shake the unit ASSY (1) lightly to move the lever
ASSY (U7) up and down, and if it contacts the stopper lever (U15) with a clear sound, the unit ASSY (1)
assembly is complete.
* If it does not make a clear sound, the lever ASSY (U7) pin and stopper plate (U14), or the force
coil ASSY (L1) and magnet ASSY (U9), may be in contact. Check each part to see if any are out of
position, and readjust the position.
8) Insert the lever fixing pin (J1) into the lever fixing hole on the top of unit ASSY (1).
support.
9) See 2.3.8 to mount the unit ASSY (1).
10) Remove the AC adaptor, and remove the tester terminals from the detector ASSY (U11).
11) Remove the cable ASSY jig (J10).
13) See 2.3.8 to restore the original state.
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3. Checking the Electronic Board
The ATX Series boards and their signal allocations are summarized below. Numbers in parenthesis ((1), (2), (3),
and so on) show pin numbers, and a checkmark () indicates a point that needs checking, if possible.
3.1. Display Board ASSY (B2)
ASSY P/N 321-72185-01

Board P/N 321-72186
CPU1
Metric data average process
Correction (temperature, linearity, sensitivity)
LCD display control
Key switch control
Weight loader motor control
EEPROM DATA memory
CPU2
Circuits Mounted PID calculation
Metric data calculation
FPGA (Old design : PWM gate array (16bit))
PID calculation PWM
Temperature correction PWM
EEPROM
Connector (J6) for flash memory writing
Main clock 20 MHz (CPU1), 64 MHz (CPU2)
Motor driver for weight loader
I/F DATA communication circuit
3.2. Analog Board ASSY (B3)
ASSY P/N 321-71080

Board P/N 321-71082
Displacement center signal amplification, A/D circuit (11 bits)
PID control (feedback) system circuit (displacement PWM + temperature
Circuits Mounted PWM + LPF + V/I conversion)
Magnet temperature correction circuit (temperature PWM + LPF + temperature
correction standard power comparison)
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3.3. Preamp Board ASSY (B1)
ASSY P/N 321-71085 (Detector ASSY 321-71279)

Board P/N 321-71087
Displacement sensor signal amplification
Circuits Mounted Standard power mounting
Magnet temperature sensor signal amplification
Displacement sensor signal output
 CP 1
Allowable range of output voltage : +1.5v to +2V, -1.5v to -2V
 CP 2 Standard power voltage (about +5 V)
CP 3 Signal GND (0 V)
J1 (1) = CP1
J1 (2) = CP2
Check Voltage
 J1 (3) Power (about +12 V)
J1 (4) Power GND (0 V)
 J1 (6) Power (about -12 V)
Temperature sensor signal output (about 2 to 3.2 V) (in environment of 5 to
 J1 (7)
35 C)
3.4. Power Board ASSY (B4)
ASSY P/N 321-71075

Board P/N 321-71077
Generates ±12 V, digital +5 V from AC adaptor input voltage (DC12 V/1 A)
Circuits Mounted
I/F communication circuit
J3 (1) TXD signal
J3 (2) DSR signal
J3 (3) DTR signal
J3 (4) RXD signal
Main power (AC adaptor, with external battery) check voltage (about
 J3 (5)
Check Voltage +3.7 V)
 J3 (9) Power (about -12 V)
 J3 (11) Main power (about 11.5 V with AC adaptor)
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4. Hardware Adjustment
When replacing the following components, balance performance may be altered. After replacement, check the
performance and make adjustments if necessary.
Force Analog Display Weight

Detector
Service coil board board loader ROM Cornerload
Unit ASSY ASSY
ASSY ASSY ASSY ASSY Version error
replacement replace- Tools required
replacem replace- replace- replaceme Up adjustment
ment
ent ment ment nt
Adjustments required Reference 2.3.8 2.3.10 2.3.9 2.3.6 2.3.4 2.3.7 7 4.4
Detector
ASSY Tester (DC +/-5 V)
1
height
4.1  check wire set
adjustment
Tilt error
2 adjustment
4.2  
SPAN
temperature
3 coefficient 6.2  *2)  *1)
writing
Linearity
4 adjustment 5.5      Weight
5 Error check off 5.3.1      
Internal weight Weight
6 calibration 5.6      
(P-CAL) *4)
7 Error check on 5.3.2      
Calibration Weight
8 (E-CAL,i-CAL) 5.7.1      
Error log reset
9 *3) 6.2       
1 EEPROM
0 data backup 6.3       
*1) When the display board ASSY (B2) has been replaced, mount the EEPROM that was included with the original
display board ASSY (B2).
*2) Input the included EEPROM data into the balance. Address No. 004 – 05A temperature coefficient
*3) See "6.2 Data Edit (EDIT) Operations," and enter "0" for the two characters on the right side of Address No.
28E, through 292.
*4) ATX series only
4.1. Adjusting the Detector ASSY (U11) Height

2) Use the cable ASSY jig (J10) connector to connect the detector ASSY (U11) and analog board ASSY (B3).
* Leave the cable ASSY C (U19) (soldered cable with 2 pins) removed from the analog board
ASSY (B3).
3) Connect the tester (+) terminal to the detector ASSY (U11) CP1 pin, and the (-) terminal to the CPG pin.
4) Extract the lever fixing pin (J1) from the unit ASSY (1) lever fixing hole.
* Lift up on the lever ASSY (U7) to extract the pin. Proceed carefully to avoid scratching the elastic
support.
5) Connect the AC adaptor to the balance, and energize it.
6) With the screw P3 M3 × 8 (2 screws) fixing the detector ASSY (U11) slightly loosened, press lightly on the
lever ASSY (U7) up until it contacts the top of the stopper lever (U15), and then tighten the detector ASSY
(U11) in a position where the absolute value is the same (where the tester display reverses (+) (-)).
* Press lightly on the balance weight (U21), and adjust so that the direction the tester display
points (direction where the shutter rises) becomes (-).
* Detector ASSY (U11) output adjustment standard: Within 0.3 [V] between + side and - side
7) Insert the lever fixing pin (J1) into the lever fixing hole on the top of unit ASSY (1).
support.
8) Remove the AC adaptor, and remove the tester terminals from the detector ASSY (U11).
9) Remove the cable ASSY jig (J10).
10) Use the above procedure 2) to 3) in reverse to restore the original state.
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11) See 2.3.8 to restore the original state.
4.2. Adjusting the Tilt Error
1) Use the procedures in "2.3.7 Replacing the Weight Loader ASSY (27)" to remove as far as the weight
(W4).
2) Extract the lever fixing pin (J1) from the unit ASSY (1) lever fixing hole, and set the pan supporter ASSY (4)
and pan (6) in the unit ASSY (1) pan supporter axis.
3) Connect the switch board ASSY (C4).
4) Use the lever adjuster ASSY (2 units) to bring the air bubble in the level gauge to the center of the red-lined
range and adjust the balance flatness, then connect the AC adaptor and energize.
* Be careful to avoid shorting the switch board ASSY (C4).
5) Insert a sheet of 1 mm thickness into the central fixing foot in the back of the balance, and check the display
with the balance in the grounded state.
Sheet of 1.0 mm thickness
Fig. 4-1
6) If the adjustment standard deviates by ±5 mg, insert the lever fixing pin (J1) into the lever fixing hole on the
top of the unit ASSY (1) OPF, and loosen the nut M3 fixing the eccentric balance weight (U20) for the lever
ASSY (U7) in place.
7) If the display is (+), rotate the direction of eccentricity of the balance weight (U20) rightward and down, and
if the display is (-), rotate the direction of eccentricity of the balance weight (U20) leftward and up.
Decrease Increase
Fig. 4-2 Fig. 4-3 (Fixed direction of eccentric sphere)
8) Repeat the above procedures 5) to 7) to perform adjustment, and when adjustment is complete, use the
nut M3 to lock the balance weight (U20). (Fig. 4-2 and 4-3)
* When adjusting the lever ASSY (U7) screw and nut, always perform the operation with the AC
adaptor connection cut off and the lever fixing pin (J1) inserted into the OPF.
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4.3. Adjusting the Balance
(W4).
2) Extract the lever fixing pin (J1) from the unit ASSY (1) lever fixing hole, and set the pan supporter ASSY (4)
and pan (6) in the unit ASSY (1) pan supporter axis.
* Be careful to avoid shorting the switch board ASSY (C4).
5) Enter the Service Menu, and bring up the "wAd" display. (See "1.1 Entering the Service Menu.")
6) If the wAd display is off from 6,000,000 to 7,000,000, insert the lever fixing pin (J1) into the lever fixing hole
on the top of the unit ASSY (1) OPF, and loosen the nut M3 fixing the balance weight (U21) for the lever
ASSY (U7) in place.
7) If increasing the wAd display, move the balance weight (U21) to the right, and if decreasing the display,
move the balance weight (U21) to the left.
Increase wAd
Decrease wAd
Increase wAd
Decrease wAd
Fig. 4-4
8) Repeat the above procedures 5) to 7) to perform adjustment, and when adjustment is complete, use the
nut M3 to lock the balance weight (U21). (Fig. 4-4)
* When adjusting the lever ASSY (U7) screw and nut, always perform the operation with the AC
adaptor connection cut off and the lever fixing pin (J1) inserted into the OPF.
4.4. Adjusting the Cornerload Error
(W4).
2) Extract the lever fixing pin (J1) from the unit ASSY (1) lever fixing hole, and set the adjustment pan in the
unit ASSY (1) pan supporter axis.
5) Place the adjustment weight (200 g) at adjustment position R on the adjustment pan, and press the
→O/T← key to display "0 g."
BL BR
BR
BL
FR FL FR
FL
Fig. 4-5 Fig. 4-6
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6) Place the weight successively in adjustment positions L and R, and record the respective display values.
7) Place the adjustment weight (200 g) at adjustment position B on the adjustment pan, and press the
→O/T← key to display "0 g."
8) Place the weight successively in adjustment positions F and B, and record the respective display values.
9) Use the handle for cornerload adjustment (J4) to shave the parallel guide induced strain area
corresponding to the position showing the display value (+).
* To prevent deformation of the edge surface, do not shave off 3 mm on both sides of the cell
width (X X area in the Fig. 4-8).
X BL BR X
X FL FR X
Fig. 4-8
10) Repeat steps 5 to 9, record the display values, and perform the above adjustment until reaching the
adjustment standard.
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5. Software Adjustment
5.1. EEPROM Initialization
There are two methods for initializing the EEPROM, as shown below.
(1) Initializing EEPROM When Turning On the Power
1) Press down the [BREAK] and [PRINT] keys, and switch on the power.
2) "EE INIT" is displayed.
3) Press and hold down the [→O/T←] key to display "PART."
Press either the [MENU/↓] or [UNIT/↑] key to display "ALL."
4) - In the "PART" display, press and hold down the [→O/T←] key (until the display is changed).: Initializes
part of EEPROM data.
Write to EEPROM the temperature correction coefficient, linearity correction coefficient, and model
setting information (weight capacity, minimum display) that is backed up on Flash memory.
- In the "ALL" display, press and hold down the [→O/T←] key (until the display is changed).: Initializes all
EEPROM data, and write to EEPROM.
Note: Keep pressing the [→O/T←] key until the "PART" or "ALL" display changes to "CHE 3"
display.
5) After initialization, move to the service mode.
(2) Initializing EEPROM from Service Menu

1) In the service menu, select [NVRAM] → [INIT (All Initialize)].
2) The execution confirmation display [OK?] appears.
3) Press the [→O/T←] key to execute.
4) The initializing progress indicator appears.
5) When initialization is completed, return to the AD value display in the service menu.
5.2. Model Selection

Select the Shimadzu standard model name. The operation procedure is as shown below.
1) In the service menu, press either the [MENU/↓] or [UNIT/↑] key, and then select [Model Selection]
(TYPE).
2) Press the [→O/T←] key.
[Menu display example for model selection] [Caution]
If "TYPE" does not appear on the
menu display, the setting
information lock must be released.
* See "5.3.1 Releasing the Setting
Information Lock."
3) Press either the [MENU/↓] or [UNIT/↑] key to read out the model name stored in EEPROM, and display it
on the LCD.
[Display example for model name ATX224]
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4) Press the [→O/T←] key to determine the model.
- Model name display is a maximum of seven characters. (Due to limitation to the panel display, numbers
are displayed on the left and alphabetical characters on the right, separated by a "." dot.)
- If the OEM setting is set to ON, and the specified model name has not been input, a corresponding
Shimadzu standard model name will be displayed.
[Model Settings]
Display Model Name

224.ATX ATX224
124.ATX ATX124
84.ATX ATX84
224.ATY ATY224
124.ATY ATY124
64.ATY ATY64
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5.3. Releasing and Setting the Setting Information Lock
There will be cases where the setting information lock must be released due to calibration error, etc., to reselect
the model and perform readjustment.
In such cases, follow the procedure below to release and set the setting information lock.
5.3.1. Releasing the Setting Information Lock

(1) In the service menu, select "NVRAM" → [EDIT] (Data edit). * See "6.2 Data Edit (EDIT) Operations."
(2) Input the address "296," and edit the lowest byte (right side: Address No.296) from "01" to "00."
(3) In the service menu, check that "TYPE" is displayed next to “LINEAR”.
5.3.2. Setting the Setting Information Lock

(1) In the service menu, select [LOCK].
(2) The "OK?" confirmation is displayed. Press the [→O/T←] key to lock the setting information.
[Caution] If the setting information is not locked, the calibration error check will not occur.
Therefore, even if an unsuitable weight is used during calibration, or if an unsuitable calibration
operation is performed, the sensitivity calibration coefficient is calculated without any conditions,
resulting in problems in the measurement data display.
5.4. Inputting Weight Values for Linearity Adjustment

Before executing linearity adjustment, input the reference weight values to be used.
(1) Enter service mode and select [LINEAR] → [L.W.SET] in the service menu.
(2) Determine the reference weight required for linearity adjustment, depending on the model setting.
(The mass of the weight and the number of measurements required)
(3) The reference weights required are displayed.
(4) Input the reference weight mass (including the certified value). See the table below, "Linearity Adjustment
Reference Weights."
(5) Determine the reference weight value input. (5 points, excluding 0)
(6) Repeat steps (4) and (5) up to the number of reference weights required.
(7) When input for all weights is completed, return to the menu item display for linearity adjustment weight
value input.
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[Linearity Adjustment Reference Weights]
The model and reference weight value are as shown in the table below.
Model
Name
ATX224 ATX124, ATY124
ATY224 ATX84, ATY64
50g 30g
Reference 100g 60g
Weight 150g 90g
200g 120g
250g 150g
Immediately after EEPROM initialization or model selection, values may differ from the table values above.
5.5. Linearity Adjustment

To satisfy linearity specifications, calculate the coefficient for correcting hardware linearity errors.
The operation procedure is as shown below.
(1) In the AD value display, press the [MENU] key several times to display "LINEAR," and then press the [O/T]
key.
(2) Press either the [MENU] or [UNIT] key to display "L. ADJUST," and then press the [O/T] key.
(3) "START" is displayed. Press the [O/T] key.
(4) Use the LCD weight value display to position the weight, and after the stability mark light goes on, press
the [O/T] key, and perform measurements of the adjustment data.
Example of weight value display:
Flashing
(5) When measurement of all adjustment data is complete, calculate the correction coefficient, and save in
NVRAM.
In addition, save the correction coefficient in Flash memory as a backup.
(6) Return to the AD value display.
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5.6. Internal Weight Calibration (PCAL) (ATX Only)
Execute the internal weight calibration.
The reference weight used in PCAL is as shown below. If the weight value stipulated in step 3) is not flashing,
enter the weight value as shown in the table below.
Model Name CAL Value
ATX224 200g
ATX124 100g
ATX84 80g
5.6.1. Operation Procedure and Process
1) Press and hold down the [CAL] key, call up the sensitivity calibration related menu to display "PCAL," and
press the [O/T] key.
2) Start PCAL.
If the model is fixed, perform a pan load weight check at the start.
If the pan load weight is detected at 10 % or more of the weight capacity, "BUSY" is displayed.
If the pan load weight disappears, it proceeds to 2) and starts PCAL.
If the pan load weight is at less than 10 % of the weight capacity, it proceeds to the next step.
Pressing the [BREAK] key during this display cancels PCAL.

3) The calibration reference weight value begins flashing.
If the [MENU/Enter] key is pressed while the display is flashing, it proceeds to setting the reference
weight value.
If the [MENU/Enter] key is not entered while the display is flashing, placing the reference weight into the
pan starts the manual sensitivity check.
4) If the reference weight mass value is stable, automatically measure the mass.
5) Zero begins flashing.
6) Take the reference weight off from the pan.

7) If the zero point mass value is stable, automatically measure the mass.
8) Drive the weight loader system, and place the internal weight in UniBloc.
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9) Stop the weight loader system, and when the mass value is stable, automatically measure the mass.
10) Drive the weight loader system, and unload the internal weight from UniBloc.
11) Stop the weight loader system, and when the zero point mass is stable, measure the mass (Z int).
12) Attach an instrumental error to the internal weight, and re-store in NVRAM.
13) Automatic sensitivity calibration (ICAL) starts up next.
5.7. Sensitivity Calibration

5.7.1. External Weight Calibration ECAL
5.7.1.1. Operation Procedure and Process
(1) Press and hold down the [CAL] key for at least 3 seconds.
(2) "E.CAL" is displayed. Press the [O/T] key.
(3) The calibration weight value starts flashing. Place the weight.
If the weight value changes, press the [MENU] key during weight value flashing.
The weight value input display appears. See "5. Numerical Input Operation" and input the weight value.
(4) If an error occurs, the displays in the following table appear.
Display Error Name Description

CAL E1 Instability error Measurement value during zero point or weight mass measurement is
unstable.
Stabilization mark failed to light up even after 15 seconds had elapsed since
weight was placed or removed.
CAL E2 Zero point error Drift in zero point from last sensitivity calibration is large. Object exceeding
20 % of weight capacity is placed on the pan, or a change in the zero point
equivalent to excess of 20 % of weight capacity occurred.
CAL E4 Span error Difference between the set reference weight value and measured weight
span value exceeds 2 % of the weight mass.
Pressing the [BREAK] key returns to the AD value display.
(5) If the "END" display appears without an error occurring, return to the AD value display.
[Reference Weight Values]
Reference Weight
Model Name
Value
ATX224/ATY224 200g
ATX124/ATY124 100g
ATX84 80g
ATY64 60g
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5.7.2. Sensitivity Calibration Using Internal Weight (ATX Only)
5.7.2.1. Operation Procedure and Process
1) Press and hold down the [CAL] key for at least 3 seconds.
2) "I.CAL" is displayed. Press the [O/T] key.
3) Initial zero load weight check display
If the pan load weight is detected at 10 % or more of the weight capacity, "BUSY" is displayed.
If the pan load weight is at less than 10 % of the weight capacity, it proceeds to the next step.
Pressing the [BREAK] key during this display cancels iCAL.

4) Automatic sensitivity calibration step 1
Drive the weight loader system, and place the internal weight.

Stop the weight loader system, and when stable, measure the weight mass.

Drive the weight loader system, and unload the internal weight.
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Stop the weight loader system, and when stable, measure the zero point mass value.
Calculate the sensitivity correction coefficient, and store in NVRAM again.

After several seconds display, it returns to the mass display (state before execution of automatic
sensitivity calibration).
While detailed error codes are not displayed in user mode, they are displayed in service mode, as shown in
the table below. To return from the error display, press the [Break] key.
Manufacturing Mode Error Display Description
Name
Unstable Error (CAL E1) Measurement value during zero
point and weight mass
measurement is unstable.
Zero Change Error (CAL E2) Drift in zero point from last
sensitivity calibration is large.
Object exceeding 20 % of weight
capacity is placed on the pan, or a
change in the zero point equivalent
to excess of 20 % of weight
capacity occurred.
Weight Error (CAL E3) Difference between reference
weight value and measured weight
span value during PCAL exceeds
2 % of the reference weight value.
Span Change Error (CAL E4) Difference between the set
reference weight value and the
measured weight span value
exceeds 2 % of the weight mass.
i. Operation and execution of sensitivity calibration, and the operating procedure for the sensitivity
calibration menu is the same as in the user mode, and does not appear as a service mode menu item.
ii. Prepare the reference weights listed in the table below for CAL values.
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5.8. Weight Loader Mechanism Operation Check
The initial position returning of the ATX internal weight loader mechanism and the weight loader action are
checked.
ATY also has a function that enables adjustment and testing using an external weight loader system, which is
also displayed as a menu item.
5.8.1. Operation Procedure and Process
(1) AD value is displayed.
(2) Press the [MENU] key several times to display "LD.W," and then press the [O/T] key.
(3) Press either the [MENU] or [UNIT] key, either select "HOME" to return to the initial position, or the weight
loader "LD.ULD."
(4) Output the weight loader system drive, and end the menu at the same time to return to the AD value
display.
i. Returning to initial position
Returns the weight to the position where the weight was unloaded from UniBloc (operation origin
position), no matter in what position it was stopped.
ii. Weight loader
If weight is not placed in UniBloc: Place weight in UniBloc.
If weight was placed in UniBloc: Unload weight from the UniBloc. (Return to original position.)
(5) If the specified stop position is detected, weight loader system operations are stopped and the procedure
ends.
5.8.2. Errors
If the operation is not completed within the specified time, a timeout error occurs, and an error log is
registered.
When returning from the error display, press the [Break] key.
Code Error Name Description
S-ERR0 Weight loader error Weight loader mechanism did not complete action within the specified time.
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6. EEPROM
CPU
ROM program area [INIT]
OUTPUT
EEPROM data RAM
[EDIT] using the [ENTER] key
Backup area (EEPROM data area) EEPROM
When the power is on, [PRINT]

copying is automatically
performed.
[RESTR]
[BKUP]
Address No. Ref.

Temperature coefficient data 004～05A
Fixed model (see 5.3.1.) 296 “296.xx**” ON：xx=01 OFF:xx=00
Error log 28F～293 “28E.**xx” ～ “292.xxxx” xx：Error log
Password 3C5～3C7 9999: “3C4.**0F”, “3C6.27**”
6.1. PRINT Operations

(1) In the service menu, select [NVRAM] → [PRINT (Print)].
(2) The model name, S/N, software version No., and the address inside EEPROM are displayed as the
header, and then data is printed.
[Print example]
TYPE : ATX224
S/N : 0000000000
V NO : 1.00,00,00
0000 : 07AB
0002 : ACAB
0004 : 0041
0006 : 0E47


(3) When printing of all data is completed, return to the AD value display in the service menu.
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6.2. Data Edit (EDIT) Operations
(1) In the service menu, select [NVRAM] → [EDIT (Data edit)].
(2) Data with address in EEPROM are displayed as shown below.
The flashing value can be changed.
Flashing
(3) Input the address of the data to be edited. The address data is displayed (in the right four digits).
(4) Press the [MENU/Enter] key to confirm the address, and editing of that address data is enabled.
Flashing
(5) Edit the data.

(6) Press the [MENU/Enter] key to confirm the data, and the data is saved to the corresponding address.
(7) To continue editing, repeat the procedure from step (1).
When completed, press the [BREAK] key. Return to the AD value display in the service menu.
6.3. Backup (BKUP) Operations

(1) In the service menu, select [NVRAM] → [BKUP (Backup)].
(2) The execution confirmation display "OK?" appears.
(3) Press the [MENU/Enter] key. Data in EEPROM is backed up and saved to the microcomputer Flash
memory.
(4) The backup progress indicator appears.
(5) When backup is completed, return to the AD value display in the service menu.
6.4. Download (RESTR) Operations

(1) In the service menu, select [NVRAM] → [RESTR (Download)].
(3) Press the [MENU/Enter] key. Data backed up in the microcomputer FLASH memory is transferred to
EEPROM.
(4) The download progress indicator appears.
(5) When download is completed, return to the AD value display in the service menu.
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6.5. All Initialization (INIT) Operations
(1) In the service menu, select [NVRAM] → [INIT (All Initialize)].
(3) Press the [MENU/Enter] key to execute.
(4) The initialization progress indicator appears.
(5) When initialization is completed, return to the AD value display in the service menu.
6.6. EEPROM Data Editing Software
1) Run "ATX-TOOL" software.

2) Select COM port number. (1)
3) Select "8. NVRAM editor." (2)
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4) NVRAM editing menu
Downloads EEPROM data Displays file name after saving Automatically assigns S/N
from the balance to PC. data to PC or downloading and model name to the file
data from PC. name to save to PC after
editing.
Uploads data to the

balance from PC.
Selecting [Y] uploads all
data.
Selecting [N] uploads
edited data only.
1. Input address to edit.

2. Import data from the left
table to the editing area.
Automatically displays Reflects edited data to the

unit information from Downloads data saved in the Restores data to the state of the left table.
the EEPROM data PC. downloaded data when input error This indicates data in red
after downloading occurs during editing. after reflecting.
data from PC files or (It dose not load data to the
the balance. balance at this condition.
5) Backup EEPROM data ("BKUP") (see 6.2).
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7. Updating the Program
The ATX Series has a Flash memory microcomputer. You can use a special tool to easily update the program at
customer site.
7.1. Programming Tools
Programming is performed using the following tools.
P/N Name
774-49154 Flash Programmer SW-K0LX2
774-41751 Cable, Program Writer
7.2. Programming
7.2.1. Downloading the Program to the Tool
Procedure
1) Set the Flash programmer SW-K0LX2 [Power] switch to [U] and [Output] switch to [5].
Output switch: 5
Status LED Power switch: U
2) Remove the USB connector cap from the Flash programmer SW-K0LX2, and connect the Flash
programmer SW-K0LX2 to a USB connector on the PC.
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3) In the Windows Start menu, select [StickWriter] → [StickWriter] to start up the application.
4) The window shown below is displayed.
(1)
5) Click the [Download] button (1).
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6) The window below is displayed. Select the program file (*.HEX) to download.
Selecting the folder containing the program file displays that program file (*.HEX).
Click the file name, and click [Open] to start downloading the program file to Flash programmer SW-K0LX2.
7) When the download is completed, "HEX File Information Upload Completion" is displayed in the status
display area (2).
(2)
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8) The downloaded program file information is displayed in the "HEX File" area (3). Check the file name and file
time stamp.
(3)
9) Close the application.

10) Remove Flash programmer SW-K0LX2 from the PC.
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7.2.2. Preparing the Tool
Procedure
1) Check that the Flash programmer SW-K0LX2 (774-49154) switches are set as shown in the figure below.
(1) Output: 5
(2) Power: T
(1)
(2)
2) Connect the program writer cable (774-41751) to the accessory FP4 adaptor for the Flash programmer
SW-K0LX2 (774-49154).
FP4 adaptor →
Check!
SW-1 1: ON
2: ON
Connect the FP4 adaptor and program writer cable (774-41751).
- Be careful not to injure your fingers or hands with the unconnected pins.
- Since a wiring disconnection will prevent programming from being completed, be
careful when handling.
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3) Connect the Flash programmer SW-K0LX2 (774-49154) to the cable prepared in step 1).
To connector for display

board program writer
Cable
P/N: 774-41751
Flash programmer FP4 adaptor

SW-K0LX2 P/N: 774-49154 Accessory part for P/N: 774-49154
7.2.3. Programming
Procedure
1) Power is switched off.
2) Insert the 6-prong connector of the tool prepared in section 7.2.2 into the connector for the display board
program writer.
Program writer connector: J6 connector
B7
3) Switch on the power.
Status LED
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4) Programming starts and the Status LED [P] flashes. (One blue LED flashes about 30 to 40 seconds
during uploading.)
Note: Switching off the power while the Status LED [P] is flashing could cause
programs in display board CPU and programs in the Flash programmer
SW-K0LX2 to disappear. Be particularly careful with TXB.
5) Programming is completed in about 30 to 40 seconds, and the Status LED [P] changes from flashing to
lighted. At the same time, Status LED [S] lights. (Two LED lamps light after uploading completes. For TXB,
you may release your hand from the [POWER] key after two LED lamps light.)
6) Switch off the power to TX/TXB.
7) Disconnect the tool.
8) Switch on the power to the balance, and check that the Version number and balance operates.
9) Backup EEPROM data to the flash memory. (Select "BKUP" in the service menu.)
Special Note: If programming fails, Status LED [F] lights up in red color.
In this case,
 Shut off the power to the TW/TX/TXB, disconnect the connection to the tool and the
display board connector, and restart programming from step 1).
 If programming fails even after repeating the above steps, there may be a break in the
program writer cable (774-41751). Replace the cable.
When replacing the program writer cable (774-41751), follow steps 1) to 3) in section
3.1 in reverse to remove the cable.
Make sure to backup EEPROM data (BKUP) after reloading ROM program (ROM version up).
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8. Performance Inspection
Before starting the performance inspection, turn on the power and leave the balance in the mass display state for
at least an hour. Also be sure that the location is not subject to wind, vibrations, or sudden temperature changes.
8.1. Reproducibility
Place the weight specified in Table 1 on the center of the pan, and then remove it. Repeat this procedure six times
to find the amount of variation at the zero point and the weighing capacity, Rx and Ry.
Rx  X max  X min : X 1 , X 2 　･･･X 5

Ry  Ymax  Ymin : Y1 , Y2 　･･･Y5
("max" shows the maximum value, and "min" shows the minimum value.)
8.2. Cornerload Error

1) Prepare the weight specified in Table 1 for each model.
2) As shown in the figure at below right, place the weight in the center 1 of the pan, and then in succession place
in positions 2, 3, 4, and 5 shifted from the center, and then lastly return to the center 1 to register the display
values.
3) If the differences (cornerload error) between the display values at the positions 2, 3, 4, and 5, and the display
value at the center position 1 are all within the criteria, conditions are normal.
Example: (Error at position 3) = (Display value at position 3) - (Average of two display values at position
1)
4) If the errors are minor, follow "4.4 Adjusting the Cornerload Error."
* This adjustment is only effective for minor errors (within ±30 counts).
5 4
If the error is larger, replace the unit ASSY (1).
1
2 3
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8.3. Linearity
1) In the sensitivity calibration menu, set "E.CAL," and use the external weight to perform "E CAL" one time.
2) Place weights in the order shown in Table 1, and record the display value when it stabilizes.
3) Calculate the error at each load.
(Error) = (Display value at each load) - (Average of zero point display values) - (Weight certified value)
4) If the errors are minor, follow "5.5 Linearity Adjustment."
* This adjustment is only effective for minor errors (within ±10 counts).
If the error is larger, replace the unit ASSY (1).
8.4. Tilt Error

1) Press the [→O/T←] key to change to the "0g" display. (A)
2) Position a sheet with thickness of 1 mm at the base of the rear fixing feet, and register the display value after
the display stabilizes. (B)
(Error) = (B) - (A)
3) If the errors are large, follow "4.2 Adjusting the Tilt Error."
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Table 1 Inspection Criteria
ATX224 ATX124
Model ATX84 ATY64
ATY224 ATY124
Weighing capacity (g) 220 120 82 62
Minimum display (mg) 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1
Reproducibility Standard
1 1 1 1
(Rx, Ry) (mg)
Weight (g) 200 100 80 60
Cornerload Standard
±1 ±0.5 ±0.5 ±0.5
error (mg)
Weight (g) 100 50 50 50
Weight error Standard
(mg)
0 0 0 0
200 120 80 60
0 0 0 0
50 20 20 10
Weight (g) 100 50 40 30
150 100 60 50
0 0 0 0
200 120 80 60
0 0 0 0
When replacing parts, balance performance may be altered. After replacement, check the performance and make
adjustments if necessary by referring to the table below.
Replaced Part Items required for adjustment and inspection
Sensitivity Linearity Internal weight Tilt error
temperature calibration
characteristics (ATX)
Display board ASSY Yes (*1) Yes (*1) Yes (*1) No
Analog board ASSY No Yes Yes No
Power board ASSY No No No No
Weight loader ASSY No No Yes No
Unit ASSY Yes (*2) Yes Yes No
Detector ASSY No Yes Yes No
Force coil ASSY No Yes Yes Yes
*1: When the display board ASSY has been replaced, mount the EEPROM that was included with the original display
board ASSY.
*2: If the unit ASSY has been replaced, mount the included EEPROM to the display board ASSY.
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9. Problems and Solutions
9.1. General Problem Solutions
Problem Cause Solution

Nothing appears on the display. 1) Power voltage not compatible Check the power supply, and connect
correctly.
2) Problem with supply voltage or Replace the AC adaptor.
AC adaptor
3) Power board ASSY (B4) fault Replace the power board ASSY (B4).
4) Display board ASSY (B2) fault Replace the display board ASSY (B2).
Numerals or symbols not displayed properly 1) Display board ASSY (B2) fault Replace the display board ASSY (B2).
Key operation does not work. 1) Switch board ASSY (C4) fault Replace the switch board ASSY (C4).
2) Display board ASSY (B2) fault Replace the display board ASSY (B2).
3) Fixing fault in case ASSY (3) Refix the case ASSY (3) in place.
"OL" or "-OL" is displayed. 1) Contact with stopper plate (U14) Realign the stopper plate (U14).
and stabilizer pin
2) Pt-Ni band (U17) fault Check the Pt-Ni band (U17), and
connect correctly.
3) Contact with force coil ASSY (L1) Reset or replace the force coil ASSY
and magnet ASSY (U9) (L1).
4) Force coil ASSY (L1) fault Replace the force coil ASSY (L1).
5) Damage to OPF (U1) Replace the unit ASSY (1).
6) Detector ASSY (U11) fault Replace the detector ASSY (U11).
7) Analog board ASSY (B3) fault Replace the analog board ASSY (B3).
Large zero or span drift 1) Not enough time allowed for Perform unit warmup.
warmup
2) Unit under direct sunlight, or Change the balance installation site.
subject to breeze from air
conditioner
Span is incorrect. 1) Not horizontally adjusted Use the level adjuster ASSY (B6) to
adjust the level.
2) Balance has been relocated. Calibrate the span (sensitivity) at the
current installation site.
Large cornerload error (30 d or larger) 1) Damage to OPF (U1) Replace the unit ASSY (1), and readjust.
Poor measurement reproducibility 1) Affected by breezes or vibration Relocate the balance. Change to
Large fluctuation in display values high-stability settings.
Difficulty in getting stability mark to light up 2) Cable between detector ASSY Rearrange the cable.
(U11) and analog board ASSY
(B3) contacts the base.
3) Contact with stopper plate (U14) Realign the stopper plate (U14).
and stabilizer pin
4) Contact with force coil ASSY (L1) Reset or replace the force coil ASSY
and magnet ASSY (U9) (L1).
5) Dust adheres to inside of force Remove dust.
coil ASSY (L1) or magnet ASSY
(U9)
6) Temperature sensor fault Re-solder the temperature sensor to the
detector ASSY (U11).
8) Analog board ASSY (B3) fault Replace the analog board ASSY (B3).
9) Detector ASSY (U11) fault Replace the detector ASSY (U11).
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Problem Cause Solution
Large linearity error 1) Linearity adjustment fault Readjust linearity.
If over 10 d, replace the unit.
3) Load cell breakdown Replace the load cell ASSY.
"ERR H" is displayed. - StickWriter used to write a Restart the power.
program, resulting in data
mismatch between
microcomputer and EEPROM.
(Restart the power, and if no error
display appears, the situation is
normal.)
- Breakdown of temperature Check the sensor solder.
sensor used to measure and Replace the analog board ASSY.
correct UniBloc sensor
temperature characteristics.
- Abnormal data for various Download the data again.
correction coefficients for mass
display, balance information, and
menu setting conditions, etc.
- Weight loader ASSY (27) fault Check connector connection and wire
(snapping, sensor fault, short of connection.
motor coil) Replace the weight loader ASSY (27).
Replace the display board ASSY (B2).
When the power is switched on, display Communication fault between the Replace the connection cable.
stops at "Software Version." display board ASSY and analog Replace the analog board.
board ASSY. Replace the display board.
9.2. Error Display

9.2.1. User Mode Errors
Display Error Name Description

ERR H Hardware error Breakdown of temperature sensor used to measure and correct UniBloc
sensor temperature characteristics.
Abnormal data for various correction coefficients for mass display, balance
information, and menu setting conditions, etc.
ATX weight loader ASSY fault

ERR C Sensitivity calibration Calibration weight not placed on the pan. Something else is placed on the
error pan.
The calibration weight is wrong.
ERR N Numerical input error Too small a number has been input for reference number settings.
Too small a mass has been input for reference percentage settings.
The password entered is not recognized, when using a function that requires
password entry.
ERR W Operations error Formulation, or other mode operation error
COM ERR External input error Unidentifiable command code received
OL Weight capacity exceeded
- OL Measurement pan was removed.
Battery Power voltage drop Lights up when voltage supplied to the microcomputer is at or below the
Mark specified voltage.
WAIT Wait for operation
approval
ABORT Abort
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9.2.2. Service Mode Errors
When entering service mode, detailed error codes are displayed for the errors generated in user
mode, as shown in the table below. In this state, press the [→] key to display a history of the
most recent errors, up to a maximum of five errors.
When more than five errors are displayed, press the [→] key to return to the display of the most
recent errors.
If entering service mode when no errors have been generated, "NO ERR" is displayed, as
shown in the table below.
User Mode Error Service Mode Error Name Display Cause

Name
No Errors - No errors occurred during user mode.
System error Weight loader system error Weight loader system for the ATX
(Hardware error) (Err0) Series did not function correctly due to
malfunction, etc.
Temperature sensor error (Err1) Abnormal temperature data due to
temperature sensor malfunction
EEPROM data error (Err5) Abnormal mass calculation due to

EEPROM data abnormality
Sensitivity Stabilization error (CAL E1) Measurement value at zero point or

calibration error during weight measurement is
unstable.
Zero point error (CAL E2) Drift in zero point from last sensitivity
calibration is large. During first
sensitivity calibration after energizing,
the zero point change exceeds 20 % of
the weight capacity, or a later zero point
change exceeds 2 % of the weight
capacity.
Reference weight error (CAL E3) Difference between reference weight
value input during PCAL and measured
weight span value exceeds 2 % of
reference weight value.
Span error (CAL E4) Difference between the set reference
weight value and measured weight
span value exceeds 2 % of the
reference weight mass.
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10. Troubleshooting
10.1. Display Won't Appear
Display won't appear.
Is power voltage suitable? No
Check power source.

Yes
Is a standard-accessory, specified-
No
rating AC adaptor being used?
Use a standard-accessory,
specified-rating AC
Yes adaptor.
Is the AC adaptor output voltage

No
normal?
Replace the AC adaptor.
Yes
- Check the cable connection between the power

board ASSY and display board ASSY.
- Replace the power board ASSY.
- Replace the display board ASSY.
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10.2. Key Operation Does Not Work
Key operation does not work.
Is there a click feel? No
Adjust the switch and case

Yes
contact.
Open the upper case, and
connect a different switchboard
ASSY to the display board ASSY.
Can the keys be

No
operated?
Replace and check the

Yes display board ASSY.
Replace the switchboard
ASSY.
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10.3. "ERR C" Is Displayed
ICAL error
Check that nothing has been

placed on the pan.
Enter Service Mode and check

the WG value.
Is the value greater than Yes

±10 g?
No Does the WG value change if Yes

a load is applied?
- Adjust the stopper plate.

Is the weight loader - Adjust the unit ASSY
system operating No No balance.
properly? - Release the model fix, then
perform linear adjustment,
See “10.6 Trouble of Weight - Coil disconnection, leak PCAL.
Loader.” => Replace the coil ASSY.
Yes
- Breakdown in either the detector
board ASSY, analog board ASSY, or
Check the internal weight display board ASSY
repeatability, and if there is no => Replace the affected board ASSY.
problem, release the model fix
and perform linear adjustment,
PCAL.
Check
ECAL error
Check the set weight value and

the weight being used.
Check that nothing has been

placed on the pan.
Enter Service Mode and check

the WG value.
Is the value greater than Yes

±10 g?
No Does the WG value change if a Yes

load is applied?
Check the internal weight
repeatability, and if there is no - Adjust the stopper plate.
problem, release the model fix - Adjust the unit ASSY
and perform linear adjustment, No balance.
PCAL. - Release the model fix, then
perform linear adjustment,
- Coil disconnection, leak PCAL.
=>Replace the coil ASSY.
- Breakdown in either the detector
board ASSY, analog board ASSY, or
display board ASSY.
=>Replace the affected board ASSY.
Check
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Flow Chart of CAL error
iCAL
Normal operating Appx.6sec/r
SmartSetting=3(STAND)
Time-out setting 10 sec Stability Band=1d
CorSetADType(LAD)
Repeat count 10 times
No load on the pan? No

　No Load　< Capacity×0.2
"BUSY"is displayed.
Yes
"CAL 3" is displayed.
ReTryCnt <- 0
Time-out error Time-out error check

Pre-Loading
　Wait for 10sec
Check the no laod 　Load > 0±25g then Pre-load is NG
ReTryCnt++
No load on the pan? No
Yes ReTryCnt>5 No
Stable? No Yes
　"C-ERR2" is saved.=Zero Error
UNSTABLE "ERR C" is displayed. 　Press [BREAK] key and end.
Yes
Zero weight(Z1) is measured.

UNSTABLE
"CAL D" is displayed.
Time-out error 　Time-out check
Loading
Wait for 10sec

[BREAK]key? No
Stable? No Yes
UNSTABLE "ABORT" is displayed.

Yes
Int. weight(F) is measured.
ReTryCnt <- 0
Time-out error Time-out error check

Unloading
　Wait for 10sec
Check the no load 　Load > 0±25g then Pre-load is NG
ReTryCnt++
No load? No
Yes ReTryCnt>5 No
Stable? No Yes
　"C-ERR2" is saved.= Zero Error
UNSTABLE "ERR C" is displayed 　Press [BREAK] key and end.
Yes
Zero weight(Z2) is measured.
Check Zero and Span
Zero or Span
Yes
Error?
No
Span coef. is updated and saved.

　"C-ERR0" is saved.=WeightLoader 　"C-ERR2" is saved.=Zero Error
　　　　　　　　　　　Error 　"C-ERR 4" is saved.=Span Error
Press [BREAK]　key and end. "ERR C" is displayed. "END" is displayed. "ERR C" is displayed. Press [BREAK] key and end.
Setup ICAL実行前の mode

weighing and
ﾓｰﾄﾞ,SmartSettingに戻す
SmartSetting mode to condition before
ICAL. CorSetADType(WG)
CorSetADType(WG)
iCAL終了
ICAL END
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10.4. "ERR H" Is Displayed
"ERR H" is displayed.
Restart the power.
Is "ERR H" displayed? Yes
- Check the temperature sensor solder.

- Replace the analog board ASSY, turn on the
No power, and check.
- Replace the temperature sensor.
A data mismatch between the microcomputer - For ATX, see “10.6 Trouble of Weight Loader.”
and EEPROM may occur after a program has
been written in StickWriter.
Restart the power to match the data. There is no
problem if the error display does not appear after
restarting the power.
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10.5. When Power Is Switched On, Display Stops at "Software Version"
Cause: Failure of AD converter IC initialization for

Display stops at analog board ASSY
"S/W Ver."
Visually check the cable connection

between the display board ASSY and the
analog board ASSY.
Re-connect the cable properly, turn on

CORRECT? No the power, and perform an operation
check.
Yes
1) Replace the cable.

2) Replace the display board ASSY
3) Replace the analog board ASSY
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10.6. Trouble of Weight Loader
Trouble of Weight Loader
Connect a different weight loader ASSY

to the display board ASSY, and perform
an operation check.
GOOD? Yes
No
Replace display board ASSY. Replace weight loader ASSY.
GOOD?
No
Replace cable between the

display board and power board.
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11. Components List
11.1. ATX/ATY Series Exploded View
6 5
ATX/ATY Series
8 B24
12
11 13
P3
B4
C11 B5
B23
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ATX/ATY Series (Case ASSY)
B24 C5
C3
C10 C7
C8
C6
C13
C13
C12 C10
C12
C14
C1
C13
C4
C15
C16
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ATX Series (Base Unit ASSY)
B9
U25
U24
Standard screw for unit

cover mounting
B5
W3 B4 1
W4
27
B3 B11
B1
B2
U22
B7
B6
U23
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ATY Series (Base Unit ASSY)
U25
B9
U24
Standard screw for unit

cover mounting
B5 B4 1
B3 B11
B1
B2
U22
B7
B6
U23
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ATX/ATY Series (Unit ASSY)
U11
U14
U15
U7
U21
U16 U9
U17
U20 U19
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11.2. ATX/ATY Series Maintenance Parts
No. Parts Name P/N Remarks
UNIT ASSY,ATX120 321-71317 For ATX124,ATX84

UNIT ASSY,ATX120_PH 321-71317-40 For ATX124,ATX84 PH connector
UNIT ASSY,ATX220 321-71317-01 For ATX224
1
UNIT ASSY,ATX220_PH 321-71317-41 For ATX224 PH connector
UNIT ASSY,ATY 321-71317-03 For ATY224,ATY124,ATY64
UNIT ASSY,ATY_PH 321-71317-43 For ATY224,ATY124,ATY64 PH connector
CASE ASSY 321-71011
3
CASE ASSY_PH 321-71011-40 PH connector
4 PAN SUPPORTER ASSY 321-71284
5 CUSHION RUBBER SET 321-62984-02 4-unit set, common with AU series
6 PAN 321-71052
7 WIND SHIELD RING 321-71053-01
8 COVER PLATE 321-71055
9 AC ADAPTER HOLDER 072-60330-02
PROTECT COVER 321-71025
10 5 PCS SET
PROTECT COVER 5PCS SET 321-71026
11 BLOW KEEP OFF RING 321-62940
12 WIND SHIELD PLATE 321-71054
13 REAR COVER 321-71035
WEIGHT LOADER ASSY 321-62850-01
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WEIGHT LOADER ASSY_PH 321-62850-41 PH connector
B1 BASE ASSY 321-71013
DISPLAY BOARD ASSY 321-72185-01
B2
DISPLAY BOARD ASSY_PH 321-72185-41 PH connector
ANALOG BOARD ASSY 321-71080
B3
ANALOG BOARD ASSY_PH 321-71080-40 PH connector
POWER BOARD ASSY 321-71075
B4
POWER BOARD ASSY_PH 321-71075-40 PH connector
B5 UNIT COVER 321-71061
B6 LEVEL ADJUSTER ASSY 321-71069
LEVEL INDICATOR 321-53128-03
B7
LEVEL INDICATOR ASSY 321-62109
B8 MOUNT, DISPLAY BOARD 321-71059
CABLE ASSY A 321-71107-01 Connection line between POWER BOARD ASSY and DISPLAY BOARD ASSY
B9
CABLE ASSY A_PH 321-71107-41 PH connector
B10 CLAMP, E-20-3C 037-60186
B11 MOUNT, ANALOG BOARD 321-71275
BOLT, SST HEX SEMS P4X25 022-27750-09
B23 CASE and BASE connection screws
BOLT, SUS SEMS P3 M4X20 020-46552
B24 COVER, SCREW 321-71038
C1 CASE 321-71030
C3 CASE ROOF 321-71032
SW BOARD ASSY 321-71095
C4
SW BOARD ASSY_PH 321-71095-40 PH connector
C5 ROOF GLASS ASSY 321-71041 With knob
C6 SIDE GLASS ASSY (RIGHT) 321-71043-01 Glass door on facing right side, with knob
C7 SIDE GLASS ASSY (LEFT) 321-71043-02 Glass door on facing left side, with knob
C8 FRONT GLASS ASSY 321-62931-01 FOAMING SHEET, CUSHION TAPE (SIDE GLASS and cushion) with tape
C10 KNOB 321-62787-01 Common with TX/TW
C11 WINDOW DISPLAY 321-71037
C12 FRONT PILLAR 321-62902
C13 CUSHION 321-71286-01 Attached to front pillar
C14 CHAMBER POLE ASSY 321-71278
C15 REINFORCE PLATE 321-71285-01
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C16 REINFORCE PLATE 321-71285-02

P3 SHEET PANEL,ATX 321-71020
P4 MODEL NANE LABEL, ATX84 321-71021-02 For ATX84
P4 MODEL NANE LABEL, ATY64 321-71021-06 For ATY64
L1 FORCE COIL ASSY 321-71280
L7 TWIST CABLE 015-16501-46
U7 LEVER ASSY 321-71028
MAGNET ASSY 321-55222-03
U9 Common with AU series
MAGNET ASSY (RoHS) 321-55222-13
321-71085
U11 DETECTOR ASSY Board assy with holder
321-71279
DETECTOR ASSY_PH 321-71279-40 Board assy with holder PH connector
U14 STOPPER PLATE 321-71276
U15 STOPPER, LEVER 321-70244
U16 LID, MAGNET 321-54743-21
Pt-Ni BAND 014-54301
U17
Pt-Ni BAND,1MT 321-70188-01 Total length 1 M, ATX/ATY series usage volume 30 mm × 2 units
TEMP. SENSOR ASSY 321-54735-02 Common with AU series
U18
TEMP. SENSOR ASSY 321-54735-12 RoHS (Pb Free)
CABLE ASSY, C 321-71109-01 For coil
U19
CABLE ASSY, C_PH 321-71109-41 PH connector
BALANCE WEIGHT
U20 321-71019-02 φ10, t = 4
(ECCENTRIC)
BALANCE WEIGHT
U20 321-71019-04 φ10, t = 6
(ECCENTRIC)
BALANCE WEIGHT
U20 321-71019-06 φ12, t = 6
(ECCENTRIC)
U21 BALANCE WEIGHT 321-71018-02 φ10, t = 4
CABLE ASSY, A (P7) 321-71107-03 Connection line between DETECTOR ASSY and ANALOG BOARD ASSY
U22
CABLE ASSY, A (P7)_PH 321-71107-43 PH connector
CABLE ASSY, A (P9) 321-71107-02 Connection line between SWITCH BOARD ASSY and DISPLAY BOARD ASSY
U23
CABLE ASSY, A (P9)_PH 321-71107-42 PH connector
CABLE ASSY, B (P14) 321-71108 Connection line between DISPLAY ASSY and ANALOG BOARD ASSY
U24
CABLE ASSY, B (P14)_PH 321-71108-40 PH connector
BOARD ASSY SENSOR 321-60239-01
WEIGHT LOADER ASSY sensor board
W1 BOARD ASSY SENSOR 321-71100
BOADR ASSY SENSOR_PH 321-71100-40 PH connector
MOTOR ASSY 321-62941-01 For AU series: No dash, Difference: cable length
W2
MOTOR ASSY_PH 321-62941-41 PH connector
W3 WEIGHT STOPPER 321-62862
W4 WEIGHT 321-62863 Large weight (For ATX/Y 224)
W4 WEIGHT 321-62939 Small weight (For ATX/Y124/84/64)
017-27019-01 For weight loader sliding surface and side glass sliding surface lubrication, 94 ml
OT 1 LUBRICANT, TRI-FLOW
017-27019-02 aerosol
OT 2 GREASE, GP-837DE 2KG 017-30842-01 LEVEL ADJUSTER (caster) grease
321-71302
OT 3 PACKING CASE MAIN SET,ATX PACKING BOX WITH cushions (For All AT models)
321-71302-01
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11.3. ATX/ATY Series Dedicated Jigs

ATX JIG SET 321-71318 ( includes J1 to J11)
321-62674
J1 LEVER FIXING PIN Common with AU
321-70258-12
J2 UNIT ASSY POSITIONING JIG 774-41101-01 For AT only
J3 GAP SETTING SHIM (t = 0.1) 774-41357 Common with Unibloc products
HANDLE FOR CORNERLOAD
J4 321-69205 Common with Unibloc products
ADJUSTMENT
J5 GRIND STONE 321-69206 Common with Unibloc products
J6 I/F BOARD MOOUNTING JIG 775-35175
J7 JIG ATX, BOARD MOUNTING 775-35175
J9 MAGNET SPACER 321-71245
SW BOARD ASSY 321-71095
J11
SW BOARD ASSY_PH 321-71095-40 PH connector
J12 FLASH PROGRAMMER SW-K0LX2 774-49154
CABLE FOR PROGRAM WRITER 774-41751
J13 CABLE FOR PROGRAM
774-41751-40 PH connector
WRITER_PH
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Electronic Analytical Balance

1.1. Entering the Service Mode.....................................................................................................................................1

1.2. Contents of Service Menu......................................................................................................................................2

1.3. Service Mode Functions ........................................................................................................................................3

2. Disassembling and Assembling the Balance .............................................................................................................5

2.3. Replacing Components..........................................................................................................................................8

3. Checking the Electronic Board................................................................................................................................... 17

3.1. Display Board ASSY (B2) .................................................................................................................................... 17

3.2. Analog Board ASSY (B3)..................................................................................................................................... 17

3.3. Preamp Board ASSY (B1) ................................................................................................................................... 18

3.4. Power Board ASSY (B4) ...................................................................................................................................... 18

4.1. Adjusting the Detector ASSY (U11) Height ...................................................................................................... 19

4.2. Adjusting the Tilt Error ........................................................................................................................................ 20

4.3. Adjusting the Balance ......................................................................................................................................... 21

4.4. Adjusting the Cornerload Error ......................................................................................................................... 22

5. Software Adjustment .................................................................................................................................................... 23

5.1. EEPROM Initialization .......................................................................................................................................... 23

5.2. Model Selection .................................................................................................................................................... 23

5.3. Releasing and Setting the Setting Information Lock ..................................................................................... 25

5.4. Inputting Weight Values for Linearity Adjustment.......................................................................................... 25

5.6. Internal Weight Calibration (PCAL) (ATX Only) ............................................................................................... 27

5.7. Sensitivity Calibration.......................................................................................................................................... 28

5.8. Weight Loader Mechanism Operation Check ................................................................................................. 31

6.1. PRINT Operations................................................................................................................................................. 32

6.2. Data Edit (EDIT) Operations................................................................................................................................ 33

6.3. Backup (BKUP) Operations................................................................................................................................ 33

6.4. Download (RESTR) Operations ......................................................................................................................... 33

6.5. All Initialization (INIT) Operations ...................................................................................................................... 34

6.6. EEPROM Data Editing Software ........................................................................................................................ 34

7. Updating the Program .................................................................................................................................................. 36

7.1. Programming Tools ............................................................................................................................................. 36

7.2. Programming ........................................................................................................................................................ 36

8.2. Cornerload Error................................................................................................................................................... 43

8.4. Tilt Error.................................................................................................................................................................. 43

9. Problems and Solutions .............................................................................................................................................. 45

9.1. General Problem Solutions ................................................................................................................................ 45

9.2. Error Display.......................................................................................................................................................... 46

10. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................................ 48

10.1. Display Won't Appear ...................................................................................................................................... 48

10.2. Key Operation Does Not Work ...................................................................................................................... 49

10.3. "ERR C" Is Displayed ...................................................................................................................................... 50

10.4. "ERR H" Is Displayed ...................................................................................................................................... 52

10.6. Trouble of Weight Loader ............................................................................................................................... 54

11.1. ATX/ATY Series Exploded View ..................................................................................................................... 55

11.2. ATX/ATY Series Maintenance Parts .............................................................................................................. 60

11.3. ATX/ATY Series Dedicated Jigs..................................................................................................................... 62

1.1. Entering the Service Mode

Use the arrow keys to input numbers.

(5) When the password is approved, the service mode opens.

Weight Loader HOME POSITION

Linear Adjust Run Ok?

Setting Weight Input

Select Type Type list

OEM Setting ON Weight Input Input

Min Input Input

EDIT Edit Run

END INITIAL Ok?

1.3. Service Mode Functions