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Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformity

This product has been manufactured in accordance with the harmonised European

standards, following the provisions of the below stated directives:

Electro Magnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC

Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC

Adam Equipment Co. Ltd.

Bond Avenue, Denbigh East

Milton Keynes, MK1 1SW

United Kingdom

FCC COMPLIANCE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device,  pursuant  to  Part  15  of  the  FCC  Rules.    These  limits  are  designed  to  provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial  environment.    The  equipment  generates,  uses,  and  can  radiate  radio
frequency  energy  and,  if  not  installed  and  used  in  accordance  with  the  instruction
manual,  may  cause  harmful  interference  to  radio  communications.    Operation  of  this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Shielded  interconnect  cables  must  be  employed  with  this  equipment  to  insure
compliance with the pertinent RF emission limits governing this device.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Adam Equipment could void  the
user's authority to operate the equipment.

WEEE COMPLIANCE

Any Electrical or Electronic Equipment (EEE) component or assembly of parts intended
to  be  incorporated  into  EEE  devices  as  defined  by  European  Directive  2002/95/EEC
must  be  recycled  or  disposed  using  techniques  that  do  not  introduce  hazardous
substances harmful to our health or the environment as listed in Directive 2002/95/EC
or amending legislation.  Battery disposal in Landfill Sites is more regulated since July
2002  by  regulation  9  of  the  Landfill  (England  and  Wales)  Regulations  2002  and
Hazardous  Waste  Regulations  2005.

Battery recycling has become topical and the

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Summary of Contents for NETS ME Price

Page 1: ...Adam Equipment NETS ME Price Computing Scale Rev B May 2011 ...

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Page 3: ... Price Computing Label Receipt Printing scale We are committed to creating high quality low maintenance products and supplying our customers with diligent customer service This manual contains information on the proper assembly and use of the scale ...

Page 4: ...d 11 Speed Keys 12 Alpha Keypad 12 Proper Operation Do s Don ts 14 Location Environment 15 Maintenance 15 Power Requirements 17 Set Up Quick Start 18 Password 20 Program Mode Main Menu 21 P1 Creating Editing PLUs 23 P2 Speed Keys 31 P3 1 Store Name Address 32 P3 2 Groups 32 P3 3 Operators 33 P3 4 Sale Message Receipt 34 P3 5 Tax Receipt 36 P4 Time Date 38 P5 2 Group Assignment 38 P5 3 Scale Number...

Page 5: ...et Label Gap 55 P7 4 Set Peel off Sensor 56 P7 5 Label Peel Adjustment Label 56 P7 6 7 Gap Peel off Threshold 58 P7 8 Label Format Setting 58 P7 9 Print Field 59 P7 10 Select Print Speed 61 P7 11 Select Print Brightness 61 P7 12 Select Print Counter 61 P7 13 Sensor Setting 62 P8 1 Self Test 63 P8 2 Print PLU List 63 P8 3 Scale to Scale Data Transfer 64 P8 4 PLU Temporary Price Change Setting 65 P8...

Page 6: ...bel 75 Set Key 76 Label Receipt Key 76 REFUND Esc Key 76 ADD Key 77 X Sub Total Key 78 For Key 78 Clear Key 79 Feed Key 80 Print Key 81 Void Function 82 Discount Function Receipt 82 Change Tender Print Receipt 83 Multi User Operation Receipt 83 Advanced Topics PC to Scale Data Transfer 85 Appendix A Label Format Library 86 ...

Page 7: ...kg 15 kg Minimum Graduation 2g 5g Maximum Tare Full tare Internal Resolution 60 000 Counts minimum Direct PLU Keys 120 Direct PLUs Speed Keys PLU Memory 1000 PLUs Standard Group Memory 20 groups 20 characters per group Communications RS 232 Paper Label size Paper width 60mm Label width 58mm Printing width 56mm Label length 40 80mm Weight 5 Digits 999 99 Unit Price 7 Digits 99999 99 max LED Numeric...

Page 8: ...S 232 Scale to Pc Cable NETS Software Package For any type of service or troubleshooting please contact your nearest dealer Only licensed individuals can service repair or disassemble this or any scale if you attempt to do this yourself you may be subject to fines and may void your warrantee ...

Page 9: ...1 4 2 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 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 10: ...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 NETS 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 mai...

Page 11: ...ad 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 Ad...

Page 12: ...d or labeled The platter may 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...

Page 13: ... 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 present The Shift Lamp works with the Shift key an...

Page 14: ... a high speed thermal printer that prints at 100 mm per second 4 per second It has a heavy duty removable cassette drawer that is used to load the thermal labels into the scale Make sure that the Power Switch is off Pull on the cassette handle to remove the cassette drawer Once you have removed the cassette drawer you may follow the instructions shown on the large sticker labeled Installation on t...

Page 15: ...d the instructions for removing labels you can install a new label roll by taking the new label roll and remove about 30 cm approx 12 of labels from the backing paper of the new label roll and then do the following 1 Place the new label roll onto the Label Roll Spool b 2 Thread the backing paper through the Pressure Plate c 3 Next thread the backing paper between the Label Guide bobbin g and h 4 T...

Page 16: ... is aligned with the Platen d When done make sure that the lever located on top of the Pick up Clamp f is folded down against the Pick up Clamp f 9 Finally slide the cassette drawer back into the scale making sure to align the Metal Rails k of the cassette with the Plastic Rails l of the scale After you turn the scale on you must feed out 2 or 3 labels using the FEED key When you remove the casset...

Page 17: ...enu programming mode You may be required to enter a password to access programming mode Numeric Keys 0 to 9 are used to enter numeric data like tares prices pieces etc Label Receipt Key is used to choose the printing mode REFUND ESC Key is used to enter Sales mode whenever you are at the Main Menu refund sales transactions and void sales transactions otherwise it will backtrack through the menu sy...

Page 18: ...ter key during programming Speed Keys The Alpha Keypad functions as Speed keys whenever you are in sales mode The NETS has 120 Speed keys that are programmable to select any 120 PLUs you desire By default Speed keys 1 to 120 are assigned PLUs 1 to 120 respectively There is a Speed Key Template which you can pull out of the Alpha Keypad This template can be used to write or label each of the 60 dou...

Page 19: ...unt key is used to access the Quick Account Report S1 to S2 Keys are reserved for future use Del Key is used to delete characters like on a PC Ins Key is used to switch between Insert and Overwrite typing mode SPACE Key is used to enter a space character like on a PC keys are used to navigate menus sub menus like on a PC Enter Key Caps Lock Key Back Space Key is used like Enter Caps Lock Back Spac...

Page 20: ... or any other liquid on 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 usi...

Page 21: ...he following 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 a...

Page 22: ...ake sure 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...

Page 23: ...nd test the 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 Dealer Power Requirements The ...

Page 24: ...le display Note Make certain that none of the wires are being crimped when you are installing the pole display a Connect the display connectors together b Place the Pole Display properly into the bracket making sure that the connectors are slipped inside of the pole upwards c Attach the two display pole screws 2 larger screws to securely fasten the pole to the bracket d Finally attach the bracket ...

Page 25: ...rce must be 85V 240V DC 50 60 Hz 2 7 Turn the power switch to the ON position The scale will do the display test and then go to zero 8 Press the FEED key 2 or 3 times collecting the labels as they are fed out each time you press the key 9 The scale should be in the Initial State all the displays should read This is the Initial State Most directions and instructions in this manual will begin with s...

Page 26: ...your cue to enter the password of course if passwords are disabled then this screen will always be skipped For a new scale you would simply press 7 7 5 5 9 PRINT and then the scale will proceed to the next screen Passwords are composed of the numbers 0 to 9 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...

Page 27: ... Assignment 12 Input Scale Counter 13 Sale Function Setting 6 Account Reports 1 X1 Report 2 X2 Report 3 Z Report 7 Label Settings 1 Select Label or Receipt 2 Set Label Length 3 Set Label Gap 4 Select Peel off Sensor 5 Label Feed Adjustment 6 Gap Threshold 7 Peel Off Threshold 8 Label Format Setting 9 Print Fields 10 Select Print Speed 11 Set Print Brightness 12 Set Print Counter 13 Sensor Setting ...

Page 28: ...ber you would simple press 5 and then 3 To enter Main Menu 1 Start From the Initial State and press SET 2 Enter the correct password and press PRINT 3 The Main Menu display appears as follows 4 From here you can use the keys to navigate the Main Menu and then press PRINT or Enter when you arrive at the menu item you wish to select You can also press the menu item s corresponding numeric key Note t...

Page 29: ...eed 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 NETS or your electronic cash register ECR or point of sale POS system Because there are so many makes and mode...

Page 30: ...st be greater than or equal to zero An example of a price per piece is 1 for 3 49 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 for non food items however food must be sold either by weight or by count Even non scaled food items that seem to be fixed price and can be purchased in a supermarket are in ...

Page 31: ...State 5 The next screen is PLU Type selection Press 1 for By Weight or 2 for By Count PLU PLU PLU PLU 1 PLU Type 1 PLU Type 1 PLU Type 1 PLU Type 1 By Weight 2 By Count 1 By Weight 2 By Count 1 By Weight 2 By Count 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 h...

Page 32: ...up Code This is where you assign the PLU to a group Enter 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 PLU PLU PLU 3 3 3 3 Group Code Group Code Group Code Group Code 11 You can press SAVE at to store the PLU as is and go to step 30 or you can press PRINT to continue to step 12 12 The next screen i...

Page 33: ...U PLU 5 5 5 5 Unit Price Unit Price Unit Price Unit Price 15 You can press SAVE to store the PLU as is and go to step 30 or you can press PRINT to continue to step 16 16 The next screen is the PLU Shelf Life This is where you assign a Shelf Life in days that is used to compute the expiration date Sell By The shelf life defaults to be 0 Enter the shelf life you want it must be from 0 to 366 0 will ...

Page 34: ... total of 560 characters of ingredients per PLU Type the ingredients you want for line 1 As you type the ingredients will appear in the Alpha Display The screens appear as follows PLU PLU PLU PLU 8 8 8 8 Ingredients Ingredients Ingredients Ingredients 1 1 1 1 SALT SUGAR FLOUR SALT SUGAR FLOUR SALT SUGAR FLOUR SALT SUGAR FLOUR 21 You can press SAVE to store the PLU as is and go to step 30 or you ca...

Page 35: ...reen is the PLU Nutritional Factor Line 2 You can type Nutritional Factor you want for this line and press PRINT to go to the next line of Nutritional Factor and repeat this step until you get to Line 10 You could press SAVE at any time to store the PLU as is and go to step 30 26 The next screen is the PLU Cooking Instruction Line 1 There are 7 lines of Cooking Instruction and 56 characters per li...

Page 36: ...sed to backup 1 step Note2 You can press ESC at any time during PLU programming in order to exit If you press ESC you will come to the following screen If you press Y then the PLU will be stored if you press N then the PLU will NOT be stored Then you will see the following screen Press SET to go back to the Initial State Note3 If the PLUs data store name Group Operator sale message tax in the mast...

Page 37: ...to step 4 OR press ESC SET to go back to the Initial State 4 The Alpha Display will show you that key s current assignment 5 You can Assign Operator keys To Assign Operator Keys 5 1 Follow Steps 1 to 4 of assigning Speed keys 5 2 Press 5 3 Enter the Operator Number you want It must be from 1 to 25 Go back to step 3 to view or assign another key or Type a PLU number to assign to the currently selec...

Page 38: ...pe 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 P3 2 Groups In order to better sort your PLUs you can assign each PLU to any 1 of 20 groups Just like PLUs can be named each of the 20 gro...

Page 39: ...ack to step 3 to specify another group number you may wish to edit or you can press ESC ESC SET to finish 10 You are back in the Initial State P3 3 Operator If multiple operators use a scale you can assign a operator number to each operator so that you can discern who sold the item If you wish to print operator name on label you should enter the operator number P5 10 Operator Assignment Additional...

Page 40: ...are back in the Initial State P3 4 Sale Message Receipt You can print the sale message and address or any other pertinent information in receipt mode at the bottom of each receipt You can type the message Additionally if you wish to print the Sale message at the bottom of receipt you should set P5 11 Sale MSG Assignment To program the Sale Message 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Pres...

Page 41: ...t sale message name then you can go back to step 5 otherwise press ESC 9 You can go back to step 3 to specify another sale message number you may wish to edit or you can press ESC ESC SET to finish 10 You are back in the Initial State 4 Edit Sale Message DD MM YYYY HH MM Weight PCS Unit Price Price Item SUB TOTAL TOTAL PRICE TOTAL GST Sale Message No SCALE OPR Store Name 1 Store Name 2 Store Name ...

Page 42: ...lay 4 Press PRINT 5 Type a percentage of tax that you wish to use for this tax The tax percentage must be from 0 to 99 99 As you type the percentage of tax you will see it displayed in the Alpha Display 6 Press PRINT 7 The tax name was stored and the scale automatically moves on to the next sale message number which is displayed in the Total Price display 8 If you wish to program the next tax name...

Page 43: ...sends the changed data to the slave scale Also If the PLUs data account in the slave scale is changed the slave scale sends the changed data to the master scale But If Store name Group Operator Sale message Tax in slave scale is changed the slave scale dose not send it to master PLU data Account Store name Group Operator Sale MSG Tax ...

Page 44: ...ill see the date you typed in the Total Price Display 6 Press PRINT ESC SET 7 You are back in the Initial State P5 2 Group Assignment Just like you can assign a PLUs to a certain groups you can also assign a scale to a specific group A new scale is assigned to group 1 by default When you create PLUs the default group assignment for that PLU becomes the scale s group assignment To set the group ass...

Page 45: ...SET 5 You are back in the Initial State P5 4 Date Format The NETS 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 2 Press 5 4 3 Press 1 for Y M D 2 for M D Y or 3 for D M Y The default setting is 2 4 Press PRINT ESC SET to save the setting and return to the Initial State P5 5 Bac...

Page 46: ...Barcode blues The barcode is a complex and continuously evolving creature there are volumes upon volumes of books relating to barcodes However with respect to price computing printing scales there are a few simple rules to follow to minimize barcode errors 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 n...

Page 47: ...s fact you may need to check with your software supplier publisher for support regarding further scanning errors In closing we would like to mention that most if not all scanning troubles are due to improper scale programming and improper ECR POS programming the later being the more common To modify Barcode Settings 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 5 6 3 Select the barcode style...

Page 48: ...umber D Department C Checksum Digit P5 7 Select User Receipt You can have multiple operators in a store You can set single user when using one scale per operator or multi user when using one scale per several operators By setting this option the key pressed will be changed If you set 1 Single user PRE PACK key can be used to add sale items to receipt If you set 2 Multi User you can use a assigned ...

Page 49: ... Menu 2 Press 5 8 3 Enter the Feed Length number you wish to assign the scale to This number must be from 5 to 30 As you type the number you will see it in the Total Price Display 4 Press PRINT ESC SET 5 You are back in the Initial State P5 9 Price Rounding Receipt If you set 1 normal total price can not be rounded If you set 3 Half total price can be rounded in receipt mode Dime and Quarter reser...

Page 50: ... to This number must be from 1 to 25 As you type the number you will see it in the Total Price Display 5 Press PRINT ESC SET 6 You are back in the Initial State P5 11 Sales MSG Assignment Receipt You can print the Sales MSG that recorded in P3 4 Sale Message at bottom of each receipt You should enter the number assigned sale message number in P3 4 Sale Message 0 is default Thank you very much To s...

Page 51: ...itial State P5 13 Sale Function Setting If you want to print when the weight is zero in label mode you set 1 Allow Zero Weight Label is 1 If you want to print when the weight is zero in receipt mode you set 2 Allow Zero Weight Ticket is 1 To set Scale Function Setting 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 5 3 You can use to move P5 13 4 Press PRINT 1 Allow Zero Weight Label will be s...

Page 52: ...t X2 Report FG Only Both X1 and X2 are not cleared by those reporting Those are cleared by printing and clearing Z1 report and Z2 report Both X1 report and Z1 report are a pair And Both X2 and Z2 report are a pair Group When you perform a Group Sales Report the scale will print a report the one you specify This report is an X report because it does not clear the sales data Reports can print on any...

Page 53: ... u p B y C o u n t The 7th line contains the dollar amount sold for this group The 8th line contains the date of the last time the Z report was taken The Z report clears the sales records Group Reports explained Receipt The 1st line contains the date of the last time the Z report was taken The 2nd line contains today s date The 3rd line contains the scale number of the scale that generated this re...

Page 54: ...inting press ESC ESC SET to return to the Initial State 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 and on receipt PLU Reports explained Label The 1st line contains the report name The 2nd line contains the PLU name The 3rd line contains today s date and the scale number of the scale that generated this report The...

Page 55: ...en you perform an Operator Report the scale will print a report the ones you specify This report is an X report because it does not clear the sales data Reports can print on only receipt To generate the Operator Report 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 6 1 3 in only receipt mode 3 Enter the Operator number you want a report for 1 to 25 or 0 for all active Operators and then press...

Page 56: ...tor The 13th line contains the dollar amount of void for this operator The 14th contains the number of the reference The 15th line contains the dollar amount of reference by the operator The 16th line contains the dollar amount sold for this operator SCALE When you perform a SCALE Report the scale will print a report the ones you specify This report is an X report because it does not clear the sal...

Page 57: ...umber of transactions for this scale The 5th line contains the total weight sold for this scale By weight The 6th line contains the total pieces sold for this scale By Count The 7th line contains the number of discount for this scale The 8th line contains the dollar amount of discount for this scale The 9th line contains line contains the dollar amount sold for this scale The 10th line contains th...

Page 58: ...ne contains the dollar amount sold for this scale The 11th line contains the dollar amount of tax for this scale P6 1 Z Report FG and ME When you perform a Z Report the scale can print a Z Report and then can clear all sales data Once you do this report you cannot do any of the X reports until you generate some sales Z Report When you perform a Z Report the scale will print a report the one you sp...

Page 59: ...f refund for this scale The 6th line contains the dollar amount of refund The 7th line contains the number of void The 8th line contains the dollar amount of void The 9th line contains the number of transaction The 10th line contains the total weight sold for this scale By weight The 11th line contains the total pieces sold for this scale By Count The 12th line contains the number of the discount ...

Page 60: ... the discount The 14th line contains the dollar amount of the discount The 15th line contains the dollar amount sold for this scale The 16th line contains the dollar amount of tax for this scale The 17th line contains the number of Z report was taken The 18th line contains the dollar amount of sold base on active groups The 19th line contains the dollar amount of sold base on active operator P7 1 ...

Page 61: ...e Label Length number you wish to assign the scale to This number must be from 30 to 120 As you type the number you will see it in the Total Price Display 5 Press PRINT ESC SET 6 You are back in the Initial State P7 3 Set Label Gap For reference see the picture 7 2 To set Label Gap 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 7 3 4 Enter the Label Length number you wish to assign the scale ...

Page 62: ...4 Press 1 for Disable or 2 for Enable The default setting is 1 4 Press PRINT ESC SET to save the setting and return to the Initial State P7 5 Label Feed Adjustment Label The LFA Label Feed Adjustment adjusts the print position of a label It is independent of the LFS number and can range from 0 to 40 20 being the default value The higher the number the lower things will print on the label the lower...

Page 63: ...o 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 that have a shift in registration error This means that when the labels were manufactured the pre printed color items on the label...

Page 64: ... Setting 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 NETS is compatible with many competitor label formats and labels please check the appendix Common LFS Numbers 43 To set the Label Format 1 Follow ...

Page 65: ...ow it to print or N not to print 8 The next field is Barcode Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 9 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 10 The next field is Unit Price This refers to the Unit Price of By Weight and By Count PLUs Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 11 The next field is Total Pr...

Page 66: ... Operator Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 20 The next field is Month String Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 21 The next field is Nutritional Press Y to allow it to all line print or N not to print 22 The next field is Cooking Press Y to allow it to all line print or N not to print 23 The next field is Print Press Y to allow it to print or N not to print 24 The last fi...

Page 67: ...ting is 3 5 Press PRINT ESC SET 6 You are back in the Initial State P7 11 Select Print Brightness To set print brightness 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 7 3 You can use to move P7 11 4 Enter the number you wish to assign the scale to This number must be from 1 to 3 As you type the number you will see it in the Total Price Display If you set 1 print speed is set normal If you s...

Page 68: ...his function to disable the Gap Sensor After disabling the Gap Sensor you may need to use the Feed Adjust function in order to align the print To Change the Sensor Settings 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 7 4 3 The display will appear as follows 1 Use a GAP sensor Use a GAP sensor Use a GAP sensor Use a GAP sensor 2 Use a PEEL_OFF sensor Use a PEEL_OFF sensor Use a PEEL_OFF sen...

Page 69: ...mmended that you use a small label format when you do this When you display the PLU you cannot specify a range therefore you must toggle through ALL of the PLUs or press PRINT to finish prematurely We recommend that you purchase the NETS Software Package if you are going to be dealing with over 100 PLUs To print the PLU List 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press 8 2 3 Make sure that ...

Page 70: ...LUs that it finds 6 Once the scale is finished printing press ESC SET to exit and return to the Initial State P8 3 Scale to Scale Data Transfer You can transfer scale data from one scale to another in essence you can clone a scale This is NOT a network function nor can it become one Scale to scale data transfer uses serial RS 232 communication to transfer data which can only be wired from 1 scale ...

Page 71: ...may have a PLU that is priced at 1 00 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 not be able to temporarily change the prices Open priced PLUs are treated differently Open priced PLUs are PLUs that are programmed with a zero price when ...

Page 72: ...ree PLUs 988 Free PLUs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 238336 38336 38336 38336 Free Free Free Free b b b bytes ytes ytes ytes 4 You can press PRINT go to step 5 or When you are done viewing the data press ESC ESC SET to exit and return to the Initial State 5 You can see the number of the total PLU 6 When you are done viewing the data press ESC ESC SET to exit and return to the Initial State P8 7 Deleting PLUs The ...

Page 73: ...entering Main Menu 2 Press 8 8 3 Press 1 to delete all PLUs or press 0 if you changed your mind and do not want to delete the PLUs 4 Press ESC SET to exit and return to the Initial State P8 9 Password Change You can change the password to any 4 digit number you want The initial password is 77559 Changing this feature is only permitted by licensed individuals Do not forget your password write it do...

Page 74: ... of entering Main Menu 2 Press the 3 Enter a PLU number or press a Speed Key that you wish to price change or press ESC SET to quit The displays show Change Change Change Change Price Price Price Price Enter PLU Number Enter PLU Number Enter PLU Number Enter PLU Number 4 Press PRINT 5 The Unit Price and Total Price displays will show the current price of the selected PLU 6 You can type a new price...

Page 75: ... having to go through all of the steps of programming To Quick Select Label Format 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of entering Main Menu 2 Press the 3 Enter a label format number that you wish to change or press ESC SET to quit The displays show Label Format Setting Label Format Setting Label Format Setting Label Format Setting 4 You can enter a new label format number and the Total Price Display will show ...

Page 76: ... Label 1 Label 2 Receipt 2 Receipt 2 Receipt 2 Receipt 4 You can choose a label or receipt and press PRINT to store the new setting and to go back to the Initial State Account Press the key from the Main Menu to quickly move to P6 account Change Initial State Display Time can be displayed in initial State To Change initial state 1 Press 5 0 SET in initial state If you do not want to display time i...

Page 77: ... and you can type numeric key and FOR key Press PRINT Remove the item from the scale and apply the label In By Weight Receipt Single User Start at the Initial State Select a PLU Calling Up a PLU Place the item on the scale Press the Then the Weight Display is displayed Operator Number And the Unit Price Display is displayed the number of the item and the number of the void The Total Price Display ...

Page 78: ...s basic blueprint All of these features will be covered in the sections to follow You may have realized that this basic blueprint can work for By Count PLUs although By Count PLUs need not be weighed you can place them on the platter when you do a transaction Whenever you call up a PLU you need to know whether the PLU is By Count or By Weight Remember that By Count PLUs do not need to be weighed s...

Page 79: ...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 ZERO key 1 ...

Page 80: ...el You can use the SAVE key to prevent the Auto Clear Function ACF from working The ACF automatically clears a PLU tare or unit price whenever the scale returns to gross zero Auto Clear Function By Weight 1 Start from the Initial 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 ...

Page 81: ...and or Unit Price 6 Press PRINT 7 Optional Remove the item from the platter 8 The PLU and or the unit price and tare if any are not cleared Steps 2 thru 5 can be done in any order To turn the Save function off 1 Start from the Initial State with the Save Lamp on 2 Press SAVE The Save Lamp turns off 3 The PLU and or the unit price and tare if any are cleared The Auto Key Label You can use the AUTO ...

Page 82: ... the Initial State or to back up from any submenus within the Main Menu until you get to the Main Menu Once you are at the Main Menu you can use the SET key to go to the Initial State The Refund function is about account of an item It is different from the void function The dollar amount of refund is accounted In you have refund item case how to refund the item 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Sel...

Page 83: ...DD Key You can use the key to add the sold item Using ADD key In receipt mode by only single user 1 Start at the Initial State 2 Select a PLU Calling Up a PLU 3 Place the item on the scale Then Press the 4 Then the Weight Display is displayed Operator Number And the Unit Price Display is displayed the number of sold item and the number of the void The Total Price Display is displayed Total Price T...

Page 84: ...ub Total Key The key acts like a label copier In other words it allows you to repeat the same sales transaction many times The key will not work when the Auto Lamp is on To use the X key 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Call up a PLU Make sure that the Total Price 0 00 3 Press X enter the number of labels you want and press PRINT 4 The scale will issue the labels you requested To use the Sub Total...

Page 85: ...ressing it a second time will then clear the PLU The Clear key is also used in Program mode to clear text If the cursor is on a text field Alpha Display and you press C then all of the text to the right of the cursor will be deleted For example here we have the cursor in the middle of a text field In this example the cursor is represented by a solid black character block in reality the cursor is c...

Page 86: ...3 times to align the labels The labels issued from the FEED key have a special checkered pattern printed on them This pattern is there to let you know the status of the thermal print head TPH A good checkered pattern This is a good pattern you can see that the pattern is uniform and has no missing or faded black squares Also the top and bottom edges of the pattern are parallel to the label edges N...

Page 87: ...e platen may be damaged or that the TPH has been scratched or damaged Call your Dealer for service Do not attempt to service the TPH yourself The TPH has high voltage and can get extremely hot during normal use and even hotter in some damaged conditions If you attempt to repair the unit yourself you risk injury and voiding your warrantee The Print Key The PRINT key is used to print labels in Sales...

Page 88: ...d item and the number of the void will appear in the Unit Price Display The Total Price will appear in the Total Price Display 4 Select the sold item you want to void by Pressing key 5 Press 6 When you finished Press Discount Function Receipt To use Discount function 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Press 1 SET 3 Then The disc character will appear in the Weight Display And the Per character will ...

Page 89: ...is sent to slave scale But the P3 3 operator data in slave scale is not sent to master scale To use multi user 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Press for choosing the receipt mode PRINT 3 Press SET 4 Press Password 5 Press 5 7 6 Choose the Multi user Press 2 PRINT 7 Press 2 for assigning operators key 8 Press the alpha key you want to assign then Enter the operator number you wish to assign Press ...

Page 90: ...suing receipt No sale but Sub total printing in other scale The sold item is in slave 1 But the operator wants to print in slave 2 without sale 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Press the assigned operator key 3 Press for moving the sold data by the operator The alpha display shows SUB TOTAL 4 Press PRINT Multiple Operator issue the receipt 1 Start from the Initial State 2 Press the assigned operat...

Page 91: ...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 NETS 3 Connect the PC to Scale cable the female side goes to the PC and the male side goes to the NETS 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 NETS Software Package Note 1 FG Mod...

Page 92: ...orts Label Format Numbers Format Number 30 Format Number 40 Format Number 43 56 x 30 mm 56 x 40 mm 56 x 40 mm Format Number 50 Format Number 52 Format Number 53 56 x 50 mm 56 x 47 mm 56 x 47 mm Format Number 54 Format Number 63 Format Number 64 56 x 55 mm 56 x 60 mm 56 x 60 mm Format Number 70 Format Number 81 Format Number 95 56 x 70 mm 56 x 85 mm 56 x 120 mm ...

Page 93: ...ect documentation for a claim to be processed All claims are at the sole discretion of Adam Equipment This warranty does not cover equipment where defects or poor performance is due to misuse accidental damage exposure to radioactive or corrosive materials negligence faulty installation unauthorised modifications or attempted repair or failure to observe the requirements and recommendations as giv...

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Page 95: ...t in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Shielded interconnect cables must be employed with this equipment to insure compliance with the pertinent RF emission limits governing this device Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Adam Equipment could void the user s authority to o...

Page 96: ... this publication can be found on our Website www adamequipment com impose targets for recycling ADAM EQUIPMENT is an ISO 9001 2008 certified global company with more than 35 years experience in the production and sale of electronic weighing equipment Adam products are predominantly designed for the Laboratory Educational Medical retail and Industrial Segments The product range can be described as...

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