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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 
 

General

 

 

  

Introduction 

…………………………………………….. 

1 

  

Specifications 

………………………………………….. 

1 

 

 

Options & Accessories  ………………………………..  2 

  

Support 

& 

Service 

…………………………………….. 

2 

 

Unpacking & Assembly 

  

Box 

Contents 

………………………………………….. 

3 

 

 

Assembling the Display  ……………………………….  4 

 

Nomenclature 

  

Scale 

Overview 

………………………………………. 

4 

  

Displays 

………………………………………………… 

7 

 

 

Printer & Label Installation  …………………………..  8 

  

Numeric 

Keypad 

………………………………………. 

11 

  

Speed 

Keys 

……………………………………………. 

12 

  

Alpha 

Keypad 

…………………………………………. 

13 

 

Proper Operation 

  

Safety 

First 

……………………………………………. 

14 

 

 

Do’s & Don’ts 

…….…………………………………..  15 

 

 

Location & Environment  …….…………….…………  16 

  

Maintenance 

…………………………………………... 

16 

  

Power 

Requirements 

………………………………… 

18 

 

Set Up 

  

Quick 

Start 

……………………………………………. 

19 

  

Password 

……………………………………………… 

21 

 

General Programming 

  

Main 

Menu 

……………………………………………. 

22 

  

Time 

& 

Date 

…………………………………………… 

23 

 

 

Store Name & Address  ……………………………….  24 

  

Scale 

Number 

………………………………………… 

24 

  

Groups 

………………………………………………… 

25 

  

Group 

Assignment 

……………………………………. 

26 

  

Label 

Settings 

………………………………………… 

26 

  

Password 

Change 

……………………………………. 

28 

 

PLU Programming 

  

Miscellaneous 

PLU 

Commodity Name ……….….…..  28 

 

 

Creating & Editing PLUs  ……………………………..  29 

  

Speed 

Keys 

…………………………………………… 

37 

  

Quick 

Price 

Change 

…………………………………. 

37 

  

Deleting 

PLUs 

………………………………………… 

38 

 

Advanced Programming 

  

Print 

Field 

Suppression 

……………………………… 

39 

 

 

Temporary Date Print Inhibit  …………………………  40 

Summary of Contents for LS-100

Page 1: ...ACOM O WNER S M A NU AL MODEL LS 100 LABEL PRINTING SCALE VER 1 70 ...

Page 2: ... of Acom America Inc Brand and product names are trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective companies This company makes no representations or warranties either expressed or implied with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose Any software described in this manual is sold or licensed as is Sh...

Page 3: ...tion Safety First 14 Do s Don ts 15 Location Environment 16 Maintenance 16 Power Requirements 18 Set Up Quick Start 19 Password 21 General Programming Main Menu 22 Time Date 23 Store Name Address 24 Scale Number 24 Groups 25 Group Assignment 26 Label Settings 26 Password Change 28 PLU Programming Miscellaneous PLU Commodity Name 28 Creating Editing PLUs 29 Speed Keys 37 Quick Price Change 37 Delet...

Page 4: ...48 Zero Key 49 Tare Key 50 Save Key 51 Auto Key 52 Pre Pack Key 52 Set Key 53 Esc Key 53 Func Key Voiding 54 X Key 54 For Key 55 Feed Key 55 Print Key 57 C Key Clear 57 1 2 1 4 Keys Fractional Pricing 58 X Z Mode Sales Reports X Group Sales 59 X PLU Sales 60 Z Scale Sales 61 Advanced Topics Scale to Scale Data Transfer 63 PC to Scale Data Transfer 64 Self Test 64 Appendix A Label Format Library 65...

Page 5: ... lb 30 to 60 lb x 0 02 lb Maximum Tare Half Capacity 0 00 to 29 99 lb Internal Resolution 60 000 Counts minimum A D Conversion Rate 9 Updates second Direct PLU Keys 60 Direct PLUs Speed Keys PLU Memory 1000 PLUs Standard Group Memory 100 groups 20 characters per group Communications 1 RS 232 port COM1 for Scale to Scale or PC to Scale Label Sizes Width 10 mm to 60 mm 0 40 to 2 36 Length 20 mm to 1...

Page 6: ...d the best service AAI manufactures all of its products using only the best components available and thoroughly tests all of its products to assure a maximum level of quality and dependability Whether its the initial installation of our devices maintenance repair work or simply answering questions about our products AAI and all of our Authorized Dealers are highly trained to assist you with any ne...

Page 7: ... STYROFOAM EA 2 4 3 BODY POLY BAG EA 1 4 4 MANUAL POLY BAG EA 1 4 5 AC CORD EA 1 4 6 MANUAL EA 1 4 7 PAN SCREWS EA 4 4 8 CAL SEALING EA 2 4 9 FUSE EA 1 4 10 CAL PLATE AND GASKET EA 1 4 11 BRACKET COVER EA 1 4 12 FUSE POLY BAG EA 1 4 13 PLATTER EA 2 4 14 BOX PAD EA 1 4 15 SILICA DESICANT EA 2 4 16 POLE DISPLAY EA 1 ...

Page 8: ...ole to the bracket 4 Finally attach the bracket plate to the bracket and fasten it with the 4 smaller screws Pan Screw M3x6 Note Make certain that none of the wires are being crimped when you are installing the pole display Scale Overview The LS 100 is a simple price computing label printing scale There are certain parts of the scale that you may need to become familiar with in order to properly m...

Page 9: ...is where all of the Speed Keys are located During programming this keypad is also used to navigate menus enter special functions and typing text data The Numeric Keypad is where all numeric data is entered The Printer area is where the label comes out of Right Side View The Display Pole is what the display head is mounted on The Leveling Gauge is used to make sure that the scale is level The Adjus...

Page 10: ...ay need cleaning from time to time however you must remove the platter from the scale platform whenever you clean it Left Side View The Display Bracket is where the display pole is attached to during installation The Power Switch is used to turn the scale on or off however even though the switch is in the off position it is best to unplug the scale whenever working on any wiring or during installa...

Page 11: ... SG Displays This is the user s side display window The Zero Lamp is on to indicate that the scale is at the center of zero when the scale is at gross zero no tare is present or it indicates that the scale is at net zero there is a tare is present and the Weight Display shows 0 00 The Stable Lamp is on to indicate that the weight is stable The Net Lamp is on to indicate that there is a tare presen...

Page 12: ...s with the Auto key When on it means that the scale is in auto print mode when off it means that the scale is in manual print mode Auto print will only print automatically whenever the weight returns to gross zero The Save Lamp works with the Save key When on it means that the scale is in save mode when off it means that the scale is in auto clear mode Auto clear will clear out the tare and price ...

Page 13: ...Pick up Clamp f When you do so some of the backing paper may rip this is normal Remove the excess collected backing paper from the Pick up Clamp f and discard the paper making sure NOT to throw out the clamp 2 Remove and discard the cardboard label core which should be located on the Label Roll Spool b making sure NOT to throw out the Label Roll Spool b Make sure to also discard any excess labels ...

Page 14: ... the backing paper is NOT between Platen d and the Label Guide bobbin i 5 Next thread the backing paper under the Label Guide bobbin j so that the backing paper is NOT between Platen d and the Label Guide bobbin j 6 Then wind the backing paper over the Pick up Motor Shaft e about 1 turn 7 Next fit the Pick up Clamp f over the Pick up Motor Shaft e so that the backing paper slides through the slit ...

Page 15: ...printer you should never leave the printer bay exposed for long periods of time Whenever you remove the cassette drawer you must feed out 2 or 3 labels using the FEED key when finished Numeric Keypad The Numeric keypad is the 25 keys on the right side of the keyboard ZERO Key is used to manually set the zero point TARE Key is used to enter and clear manual or sampled tares AUTO Key is used to turn...

Page 16: ...s by number X Key is used to print copies of labels multiple labels FOR Key is used for pricing By Count PLUs C Key is the Clear key and is used to clear numeric entries If you press Clear when the cursor is on a text field then all text to the right of the cursor will be erased FEED Key is used to feed out labels so that the printer can be properly aligned Whenever labels are fed out a test patte...

Page 17: ...nal pricing feature which enables you to price items at pound or pound This feature can only be enabled by an Acom Authorized Dealer You can use the Fractional Pricing Speed key template that is available on our website Alpha Keypad Whenever you need to access the Alpha Keypad you must remove the Speed Key Template so that you may see the Alpha keys that lie below F1 Key is used to access the PLU ...

Page 18: ...er key on a PC Shift Key is used like a Shift key on a PC except that it is temporary you must press it before every upper case letter Caps Lock Key is used like a Caps Lock key on a PC Back Space Key is used like a Back Space key on a PC QWERTY keys are used like the keys on a PC Safety First It is extremely important to be aware of personal safety whenever operating or maintaining this equipment...

Page 19: ... the scale Do not use any solvents to clean the scale Do not remove the safety ground on the power cord Do not store thermal labels where they may be subject to direct sunlight high humidity high temperature or dust Doing so may damage and or hinder the quality of the print on the labels Be sure to also follow any other label manufacturer guidelines Do not press the keys using excessive force the ...

Page 20: ...wing hostile environments Temperatures exceeding 10 C to 40 C 14 F to 104 F Excessive vibration or instability Unstable or flimsy surfaces to use the scale on Dusty dirty or excessively wet environments of any kind The scale should be installed in a dry and liquid free environment When the scale is installed in a high humidity or wet type environment be sure to avoid spilling or spraying anything ...

Page 21: ...re that the platter is COMPLETELY dry before attaching to the scale platform Also do not use excessive force when reattaching the platter to the scale The printer bay also requires cleaning however this process requires more scrutiny as there are many sensitive components inside the printer bay Remember make sure to turn the Power Switch off and unplug the scale from any AC outlet Remove the casse...

Page 22: ... print quality using the FEED key Make sure that the TPH and the Peel Sensor are COMPLETELY dry of the alcohol before plugging the scale into an AC outlet You may also need to clean the Gap Sensor from time to time To do so please follow the instructions located on the cassette drawer If you require more thorough or robust cleaning please contact your Acom Authorized Dealer Power Requirements The ...

Page 23: ...follow any of these precautions can result in severe electrical shock Be sure to check the LS 100 Specification Plate located on the left side of the scale The power supply specifications are listed there Quick Start To get started immediately follow the instructions in the Acom America LS 100 Quick Reference Guide that is included with your scale We still recommend that you read this manual at le...

Page 24: ...e feet to adjust the level 4 Place the platter on the scale platform and then connect the AC cord to the LS 100 The AC cord power cord goes connected to the left side of the scale there is a label on the scale by the connector ports which indicates what each connector is for 5 Make sure that the power switch is in the OFF position which is located above the AC cord connector 6 Plug the scale into ...

Page 25: ...se if passwords are disabled then this screen will always be skipped For a new scale you would simply press 0 0 0 0 PRINT and then the scale will proceed to the next screen Passwords are composed of the numbers 0 to 9 and must be 4 digits long As you type your password the Total Price display will display a dash for every number that you press When you are done entering your password press PRINT I...

Page 26: ...ield Control 8 SET System Settings 1 Self Test 1 A D Board 2 Key Board 3 Display 4 RS 232C 5 Printer 6 Sensors 7 Sensor Cal 2 Print PLU List 3 Trans Data 4 Price Change 5 Memory Status 6 Display PLU List 7 Delete a PLU 8 Delete All PLUs 9 Password Change F1 PLU Quick Price Change F2 Temp Date Print Inhibit Italicized items are menu items that are NOT displayed by the scale although they are access...

Page 27: ...ou first turn the scale on and it goes to zero ENTER PLU Time Date To program the scale s time and date 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 4 3 Using the numeric keys enter the time in HH MM SS format hours minutes and seconds always entering 2 digits for each unit of time and using military hour format 00 to 23 hours You will see the time you typed in the Total Price Display 4 Pre...

Page 28: ...wever these can change depending on your label format As you type you will see the text in the Alpha Display 4 When you are done with line 1 press PRINT 5 You can type the data you want for line 2 and press PRINT 6 You can type the data you want for line 3 and press PRINT 7 Press ESC SET 8 You are back in the Initial State Scale Number If you have multiple scales in a store you can assign a scale ...

Page 29: ... steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 3 2 3 Enter the group number you wish to edit This number must be from 1 to 99 You will see the group number in the Total Price Display 4 Press PRINT 5 Type a group name that you wish to use for this group As you type the name you will see it displayed in the Alpha Display 2 Edit Group BEEF 6 Press PRINT 7 The group name was stored and the scale automati...

Page 30: ...overs the 2 most important printer settings Label Format Setting LFS and Label Feed Adjustment LFA The LFS Label Format Setting tells the scale what label you are using and how you want it to print on that label The LFS is a number from 1 to 999 however the scale will only accept those values listed in the Label Format Library Appendix A The LS 100 is compatible with many competitor label formats ...

Page 31: ...to notice the change in adjustment Additionally you may need to repeat this procedure to get your desired alignment Note there is no way to individually align any fields like Total Price Sell By Date etc If you cannot properly align the print then one of the following may have occurred You are using the wrong LFS number or have the wrong labels installed in the scale You are using defective labels...

Page 32: ...ay or may not incur additional charges To change the Password 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 8 9 1 3 Type your new password and press PRINT 4 Re type your new password and press PRINT ESC SET 5 You are back in the Initial State Miscellaneous PLU Commodity Name The scale has a Miscellaneous PLU that can have 2 lines and 56 characters per line of Commodity Name or message howeve...

Page 33: ...ed keys allows you to lower the keystroke count to 1 no matter how long the PLU number is Careful consideration should be taken when deciding on PLU numbers This can be especially true when you require the use of barcodes if done incorrectly you may have to reprogram ALL your PLUs on the LS 100 or your electronic cash register ECR or point of sale POS system Because there are so many makes and mod...

Page 34: ... and must be in the format O lb oz where O is the weight in ounces and lb oz is the weight in pound and ounces This weight is only an estimate and so long as it is slightly less than what the package weighs you will be in compliance with the regulations A common misconception is that you can simply price something let s say fixed price and then sell it like that The reality is that this is true fo...

Page 35: ...NT to go step 5 or press ESC SET to exit PLU Create Edit and go back to the Initial State 5 The next screen is PLU Type selection Press 1 for By Weight or 2 for By Count PLU 1 PLU Type 1 By Weight 2 By Count 6 The next screen is the Commodity Name Line 1 This is the first line of your PLU name descriptor It can be up to 56 characters long although most label formats have a 28 character limit Type ...

Page 36: ...nter the group number you want it must be from 1 to 99 As you type the number will appear in the Total Price Display The screen appears as follows PLU 3 Group Code 11 You can press SAVE at to store the PLU as is and go to step 28 or you can press PRINT to continue to step 12 12 The next screen is the UPC Code This is where you assign a UPC number to the PLU The UPC Code defaults to be the same as ...

Page 37: ... must be from 0 00 to 9999 99 If you enter 0 00 then you will be able to change price during sales if not you may not be able to change the price see Advanced Programming PLU Price Change section The price will appear in the Total Price Display By Weight By Count PLU 5 Price PLU 6 Price 17 You can press SAVE to store the PLU as is and go to step 28 or you can press PRINT to continue to step 18 18 ...

Page 38: ... 0 to 9999 The net weight will appear in the Total Price Display as follows PLU 8 Net Weight oz 21 You can press SAVE to store the PLU as is and go to step 28 or you can press PRINT to continue to step 24 22 The next screen is the PLU Tare Weight The tare weight is in pounds and defaults to be 0 00 This should be the tare weight of the container that will be used to package this particular PLU If ...

Page 39: ...ontinue to step 26 26 The next screen is the PLU Ingredients Line 2 You can type the ingredients you want for this line and press PRINT to go to the next line of ingredients and repeat this step until you get to Line 10 Once you get to line 10 you can type the ingredients and then go to step 27 You could press SAVE at any time to store the PLU as is and go to step 28 27 You can press PRINT to save...

Page 40: ... Verification labels print after you press SAVE when you are programming a PLU They look like regular labels BUT they have special data printed on them The simplest way to tell that a label is a verification label is that the Total Price field prints a value with 6 digits and no decimal point This is actually the PLU number Then you have the Net Weight field which will print the Tare Weight value ...

Page 41: ...ow you that key s current assignment Speed No 1 Assign PLU No 1 5 You can Go back to step 3 to view or assign another key or Type a PLU number to assign to the currently selected Speed key and go to step 6 or Press ESC ESC SET to go back to the Initial State 6 Press PRINT to save the new assignment and go to step 3 PLU Quick Price Change The LS 100 allows you to quickly change the prices of PLUs w...

Page 42: ...e Total Price Display will show the new price while the Unit Price Display continues to show the current price Press PRINT to store the new price and go to step 3 Deleting PLUs The LS 100 can store up to 1000 PLU Although this is enough for most applications there may come a time that you might want to delete some PLUs to remove unused or erroneous PLUs You can only delete 1 PLU at a time To delet...

Page 43: ...or N not to print 7 The next field is PLU Number Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 8 The next field is Group Code Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 9 The next field is Barcode Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 10 The next field is Weight This refers to the Net Weight for By Weight PLUs Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 11 The next field is Unit P...

Page 44: ... field is Tare If Y is selected then tares will print if N then they will not print Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 18 Press PRINT ESC SET You are at the Initial State Note Although you may select things to print if they are not in the label format then the Print Field Suppression setting will be ignored For example if you use a label format that does not have ingredients then it do...

Page 45: ...rs First read the PLU Creation Guidelines in PLU Programming PLU Create Edit section Keeping PLU numbers equal to UPC Codes equal to ECR POS PLU numbers will eliminate a great number of problems Secondly try to coordinate the scale programming and the ECR POS programming Many times there may be more than one party involved and their failure to communicate properly may result in errors later on Fin...

Page 46: ...ollow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 5 6 3 Select the barcode style that you need Press 1 for UPC A 2 for UPC B and 3 for EAN 8 4 Press PRINT The next screen shows you the barcode format string This string defines what the numbers in the barcode represent The default strings are 2IIIIIVPPPP 02IIIIIVPPPP and 008IIII for UPC A UPC B and EAN 8 respectively We suggest that you only use the...

Page 47: ...ings 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 5 5 3 Press 1 for always on or 2 for Motion Key press The default setting is 2 4 Press PRINT ESC SET to save the setting and return to the Initial State Date Format The LS 100 can support the printing of various date formats Year Month Day Month Day Year and Day Month Year To modify the Date Format 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu...

Page 48: ...te PLU Temporary Price Change Setting The LS 100 can be set up to allow or disallow temporary price changes during Sales mode operations For example you may have a PLU that is priced at 1 00 lb but you want your employees to be able to change the price for some customers or coupons if you allow temporary price changes then they will be able to change the price during Sales mode otherwise they will...

Page 49: ...LL of the PLUs or press PRINT to finish prematurely We recommend that you purchase the LS 100 Software Package if you are going to be dealing with over 100 PLUs To view the PLU List 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 8 6 3 The PLUs will be listed in order starting from 1 to 999999 The Unit Price and Total Price displays will show the current PLU number and the Alpha Display will s...

Page 50: ...that they do not peel off When you are ready to start printing press PRINT End PLU No 5 The scale will sequentially go through every PLU in the range that you specified and print out a verification label for those PLUs that it finds 6 Once the scale is finished printing press ESC SET to exit and return to the Initial State Deleting All PLUs If you want to start with a fresh PLU list you can clear ...

Page 51: ... exit and return to the Initial State PLU Key Calling Up PLUs Sales mode is the Initial State This is where you do all of your sales transactions The basic blueprint of a sales transaction is Start at the Initial State Select a PLU Calling Up a PLU Place the item on the scale Press PRINT Remove the item from the scale and apply the label There are also many other functions and options that can add...

Page 52: ... increase your productivity The easiest way to tell the a PLU is By Count is that the Weight Display is blank Additionally the Pcs Lamp will be on Conversely the lb Lamp will be on for By Weight PLUs Selecting or Calling Up a PLU 1 Start in Sales mode 2 Type the PLU number and press PLU or press a Speed Key Miscellaneous PLUs The basic blueprint of a Misc PLU sales transaction is Start at the Init...

Page 53: ...rect this problem Sometimes small crumbs or debris may accumulate on the platter The scale s AZTM Automatic Zero Tracking Mechanism will automatically press the ZERO key for you so that you can continue to use the scale even though the crumbs or debris may be on the platter After a while you may clean the platter and then notice a change in zero You can use the ZERO key to correct this Using the Z...

Page 54: ...a container that you wish to tare and you know it weighs 0 04 lb you can 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Press 4 TARE Clearing tares Both manual and sampled tares are cleared exactly the same way For example if you have a tare set on the scale and you want to clear it you can 1 Remove all items from the platter 2 Press TARE Overriding preset tares Sometimes you may want to temporarily change the ...

Page 55: ...itial State 2 Optional Enter a tare 3 Type a price or call up a By Weight PLU 4 Place an item on the scale so that the Total Price 0 00 5 Once the Stable Lamp is on remove the item from the platter 6 The PLU and or the unit price and tare if any are automatically cleared Auto Clear Function By Count 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Call up a By Count PLU with a Unit Price 0 00 3 Press PRINT 4 If t...

Page 56: ...U and or the unit price and tare if any are cleared The Auto Key You can use the AUTO key to have the scale print labels automatically Whenever the Auto Lamp is on it means that the scale will print automatically You can turn the Auto Print function on or off by pressing AUTO at any time Auto print will only print automatically for By Weight PLUs to print automatically for By Count PLUs you need t...

Page 57: ...cale will automatically print 6 Optional Remove the item from the platter 7 The PLU and or the unit price and tare if any are not cleared Steps 2 thru 4 can be done in any order To turn Pre Pack off 1 Start from the Initial State with the Pre Pack Lamp on 2 Press PRE PACK The Pre Pack Lamp turns off 3 The PLU and or the unit price and tare if any are cleared The Set Key You can use the SET key to ...

Page 58: ...U number and then pressing PRINT 5 Enter the dollar amount that you wish to void As you type the amount will be displayed in the Total Price Display 6 Press PRINT The X Key The X key acts like a label copier In other words it allows you to repeat the same sales transaction many times The X key will not work when the Auto Lamp is on When you use the X key in Pre Pack mode the scale will print the l...

Page 59: ... 2 Call up a By Weight PLU 3 Press FOR 4 The By Weight PLU temporarily turns into a By Count PLU however if you want the Net Weight Statement to print then you must place the By Count item on the platter so that it can be sampled This is also true for By Count PLUs programmed with Net Weight 0 5 Go to step 3 of To use the For key with By Count PLUs The Feed Key The FEED key is used to feed out lab...

Page 60: ...el to the label edges Needs cleaning This pattern indicates that the TPH may need cleaning The white spot inside the pattern may sometimes also have parts of the pattern inside the spot and the spot may not always appear on every label Also may appear faded May need service There are two problems depicted here the leftmost trouble spot is a very thin line of missing pattern the right most trouble ...

Page 61: ...ere s a PLU called up Total Price 0 00 Even if you are in Auto or Pre Pack modes you can still use the PRINT key The Clear Key The C key is used to clear erroneous numeric entries and to unload or clear a PLU that has been called up in Sales mode The Clear key with By Weight PLUs 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Call up a By Weight PLU 3 If you press the C key if Unit Price 0 00 then go to step 4 ...

Page 62: ...Weight PLUs can only be programmed with price per pound if you wish to use the 1 2 1 4 keys then you must have these keys enabled as well as have the Price Change enabled This feature can only be enabled or disabled by an Acom Authorized Dealer Additionally pricing by the half or quarter pound is not legal for trade in most states however the LS 100 converts the fractional price into a price per p...

Page 63: ... 99 or 0 for all active groups and then press PRINT 4 The scale will print the report When the scale is done printing press ESC ESC SET to return to the Initial State or go to step 3 if you want a report for another group Below is an example of a Group Sales Report which is printed on a blank label Group Reports explained The 1st line contains the group name The 2nd line contains the report name T...

Page 64: ...te or go to step 3 if you want a report for another PLU Below is an example of a PLU Sales Report which is printed on a blank label PLU Reports explained The 1st line contains the PLU name The 2nd line contains the report name The 3rd line contains today s date and the scale number of the scale that generated this report The 4th line contains the dollar amount sold for this PLU The 5th line contai...

Page 65: ...les data 4 When the scale is done printing press ESC ESC SET to return to the Initial State Below is an example of a Scale Sales Report which is printed always on two labels Scale Reports explained The 1st line contains the report name and the page number 1 of 2 The 2nd line contains today s date and the scale number of the scale that generated this report The 3rd line contains the number of refun...

Page 66: ...ken on this scale The 4th line contains the Non Resetting Grand Total NRGT dollar amount The 5th line contains the date of the last time that the Z Scale Report was done Note If you do not wish to use sales reports please inform your Acom Authorized Dealer during the installation of the scale Only licensed individuals are allowed to change this option NRGT and Number of Z These 2 counters cannot b...

Page 67: ...Software Package You can also make either cable yourself by using the following diagrams LS 100 Scale to Scale Cable LS 100 LS 100 DB 9 Pin DB 9 Pin Male Male TX 3 2 RX RX 2 3 TX SG 5 5 SG LS 100 PC to Scale Cable LS 100 IBM PC DB 9 Pin DB 9 Pin Male Female TX 3 2 RX RX 2 3 TX SG 5 5 SG 4 DTR 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS To transfer data from Scale to Scale 1 Place both scales together 2 Make sure that the P...

Page 68: ...sfer data from PC to Scale 1 Place the PC and the scale together 2 Make sure that the Power Switch is off on both the PC and the LS 100 scale 3 Connect the PC to Scale cable the female side goes to the PC and the male side goes to the LS 100 4 Turn the PC on then turn the scale on and wait for the scale to go to the Initial State 5 Follow the instructions that accompanied your LS 100 Software Pack...

Page 69: ... that the LS 100 supports For the most up to date Label Format Library please look at the Label Format Manual located on our website To change the label format number from the Main Menu Press 7 2 enter the format and press PRINT ESC Label Style Label Format Numbers Details mm 1 2 3 Acom 40x60 30 31 32 CAS 30x60 8000 33 34 35 CAS 40x60 8010 42 43 44 45 46 47 CAS 60x60 8020 ...

Page 70: ...el format number from the Main Menu Press 7 2 enter the format and press PRINT ESC Label Style Label Format Numbers Details mm 48 49 50 CAS 60x60 8020 36 37 38 CAS 30x60 8000 39 40 41 CAS 40x60 8010 60 61 62 Kubota 35x54 3600 66 67 68 Kubota 53x54 3610 ...

Page 71: ...format number from the Main Menu Press 7 2 enter the format and press PRINT ESC Label Style Label Format Numbers Details mm 80 81 82 Digi NBI 62x40 103 104 105 TEC 40x48 2810 106 107 108 TEC 54x48 2730 109 110 111 TEC 68x48 2834 120 121 122 TEC 51x58 4900 ...

Page 72: ...8 Apendix A Label Format Library To change the label format number from the Main Menu Press 7 2 enter the format and press PRINT ESC Label Style Label Format Numbers Details mm 123 124 125 TEC 63x58 6158 ...

Page 73: ... and electronic literature As a service to our Dealers Distributors and you the customer we make every effort to keep our website and Customer Service centers up to date The most up to date label formats or Label Format Manual may not always reflect your version scale You can acquire any new formats that you may not have by contacting your Acom Authorized Dealer There may be a service charge for t...

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Page 75: ...71 Notes You Acom Authorized Dealer is ...

Page 76: ...Acom America Inc 404 Paulding Avenue Northvale NJ 07647 www acomamerica com Copyright 2003 All rights reserved 800 17007 02000E ...

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