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USER´S MANUAL 

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0106  ANTICOAGULANTS: 

0107  ANTI-FOAMING AGENT 

0108  ANTI-FOAMING AGENTS 

0109  ANTI-FOAMING AGENTS: 

0110  ARTIFICIAL FLAVOURING 

0111  ARTIFICIAL FLAVOURS 

0112  ARTIFICIAL FLAVOURS: 

0113  NATURAL FLAVOUR 

0114  NATURAL FLAVOURS 

0115  NATURAL FLAVOURS: 

0116  STRENGTHENED  
FLAVOUR 

0117  STRENGTHENED  
FLAVOURS 

0118  STRENGTHENED  
FLAVOURS: 

0119  YOUNG GARLIC 

0120  KIDNEY BEANS 

0121  POULTRY 

0122  VEGETABLE STARCHES 

0123  OLIVE OIL 

0124  AMYLASE 

0125  SODIUM ALGINATE 

0126  BUTTER CLAM 

0127  SURF CLAM 

0128  REFINED SUGAR 

0129  CORN STARCH 

0130  AMYLASE 

0131  SODIUM ASCORBATE 

0132  DEFATTED SOYA BEAN  
FLOUR 

0133  AUTHORIZED FLAVOURS 

0134  ARMAGNAC 

0135  AUTHORIZED MEAT  
FLAVOURING 

0136  NATURAL SMOKING 

0137  FLAVOURS: 

0138  AGAR-AGAR 

0139 SLIVERED ALMONDS 

0140 VANILLA ESSENCE 

0141 BUTTER ESSENCE 

0142 LEMON ESSENCE 

0143 ANTIOXIDANT: 

0200 COD 

0201  BANANA 

0202  BANANAS 

0203  BATATA 

0204  BATATAS 

0205  BASE 
0206  BASES 

0207  BASIC 

0208  BECHAMEL 

0209  ACORN 

0210  SODIUM BENZOATE 

0211  COCKLE 

0212  COCKLES 

0213  AUBERGINE 

0214  AUBERGINES 

0215  WATERCRESS 

0216  WATERCRESS 

0217  CABBAGE 

0218  SEA BREAM 

0219  BICARBONATE 

0220  AMMONIUM BICARBONATE 

0221  SODIUM BICARBONATE 

0222  SPONGE CAKE 

0223  SPONGE CAKES 

0224 – ATLANTIC BONITO 

0225 – LONG-FINNED TUNA 

0226 - ANCHOVY 

0227 - ANCHOVIES 

0228 - BRANDY 

0229 - BRAZIL 

0230  FIRST-CROP FIGS 

0231  DOUGHNUT 

0232  DOUGHNUTS 

0233  CATALAN SAUSAGE 

0234  BLEACHING AGENT 

0235  BLEACHING AGENTS 

0236  BLEACHING AGENTS: 

0237  SPONGE 

0238  CONFECTIONERY 

0239  CRUMBLED ATLANTIC  
BONITO 

0240  BECHAMEL 

0241  BACON 

0242 FLAT SPONGE 

0243 BACON 

0300 MACKEREL 

0301  GOAT 

0302  PEANUTS 

0303  COCOA 

0304  COCOA POWDER 

0305  COFFEE 

0306  BRAZIL COFFEE 

0307  COLOMBIAN COFFEE 

0308  CAFFEINE 

0309 PUMPKIN 

0310 COURGETTE 

0311 SQUID 

0312  CALCIUM 

0313  TRIPE 

0314  CINNAMON 

0315  CRABS 

0316  HEMP 

0317  SNAIL 

0318  SNAILS 

0319  CARAMEL 

0320  LIQUID CARAMEL 

0321  CARBONATES 

0322  MEAT 

0323  SALTED MEAT 

0324  SMOKED MEAT 

0325  ROAST MEAT 

0326  HORSE MEAT 

0327 PORK 

0328  RABBIT MEAT 

0329  LAMB 

0330  CHICKEN MEAT 

0331  SUCKLING MEAT 

0332  DUCK MEAT 

0333  TURKEY MEAT 

0334  CHICKEN MEAT 

0335  BEEF 

0336  BEEF 

0337  MINCED MEAT 

0338  CARP 

0339  CASEINATE 

0340  CHESTÑUTS 

0341  BARLEY 

0342  ONION 

0343  SPRING ONIONS 

0344  MATURED MEAT 

0345  CELLULOSE 

0346  RYE 

0347  PORK 

0348  CEREAL 

0349  CEREALS 

0350  BEER 

0351  BEERS 

0352  BEER 

0353  BROWN ALE 

0354  MUSHROOM 

0355  MUSHROOMS 

0356  CHOCOLATE 

0357  CHORIZO 

0358  CHUFA 

0359  CHUFAS 

0360  CHERRIES 

0361  PRUNES 

0362  EGG WHITE 

0363  CHLORIDE 

0364  SODIUM CHLORIDE 

0365  COCONUT 

0366  CABBAGE 

0367  CABBAGES 

0368  BRUSSELS SPROUTS  

0369  CAULIFLOWER 

0370  CAULIFLOWER 

0371  COLOMBIA 

0372  COLOURING MATTER 

0373  COMPOSITION 

0374  CONCENTRATE 

0375  SEASONING 

0376  RABBIT 

0377  JAM 

0378  PRESERVATIVES 

0379  CONTAINS 

0380  LAMB 

0381  CHOP 

0382  PORK CHOP 

0383  BEEF CUTLET 

0384  CREAM 

0385  COLOURING MATTER: 

0386  SEASONING: 

0387  PRESERVATIVES: 

0388  PRESERVATIVE 

0389  PRESERVATIVES 

0390  PRESERVATIVES: 

0391  COMPOSITION: 

0392  VERMICELLI 

0393  COUVERTURE 

0394  COUVERTURE  
CHOCOLATE 

0395  COUVERTURE CREAM 

0396  CUSTARD 

0397 CROCANTI 

0398  CHATKA 

0399  COGNAC 

0400 STOCK 

0401  MEAT STOCK 

0402  SUCKING LAMB 

0403  CLAMS 

0404  SHOULDER OF BEEF 

0405  CHOPS 

0406  LAMB CHOPS 

0407  POULTRY MEAT 

0408  BREAD COMPLEMENT 

0409  PRESERVATIVE 

0410  CALCIUM CARBONATE 

0411  SODIUM CHLORIDE 

0412  STORE @ 

0413  MUSSSEL MEAT 

0414  CLAM MEAT 

0415  NORWAY LOBSTER 

0416  CAMAROTE PRAWN 

0417  SQUID 

0418  BAKER’S CANES 

0419  TINNED CHERRIES 

Summary of Contents for BLP-545

Page 1: ...BLP 545 User s Manual Versi n 15 05 16...

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Page 3: ...LATING CHANGE 6 2 9 FORMS OF PAYMENT 7 2 10 TARE 7 2 11 CONNECTION FOR EXTERNAL SIGNAL 8 2 12 LISTS 8 2 13 DELETE SALES TOTALS 9 2 14 INVENTORIES 9 2 15 QUICK CHANGE OF PLU PRICE 10 2 16 PRINTING OF S...

Page 4: ...ghing 31 6 2 21 Setting 20 Delay 31 6 2 22 Setting 21 Tap 31 6 2 23 Setting 22 Cash drawer ON OFF 31 6 2 24 Setting 23 Automatic total for batches 31 6 2 25 Setting 24 EAN 128 Format 32 6 2 26 Setting...

Page 5: ...ING LOGOS 44 8 APPENDIX 50 8 1 SUMMARY OF ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING 50 8 2 CHANGING PAPER IN PRINTER 50 8 3 CHARACTER CODES 51 8 4 INGREDIENT CODES 53 8 5 SPECIFICATIONS OF THE LP 2550 61 8 6 AVAILABLE AC...

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Page 7: ...Characteristics 3 Totals levels e g Box pallet Lorry Discounting accumulations P L U copy Beef traceability 10 Sections with Section name max 20 characters Associated EAN 13 Loading logos and ingredie...

Page 8: ...ff the power supply immediately 1 3 ADVICE FOR MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF THE LP 2550 LABELLER By following these recommendations your labellers will remain in perfect working order thus obtaining a bett...

Page 9: ...alues relating to weight the price Kg the total and the tare at zero will appear this is the operating mode in operating mode When switching on the platform there should be nothing on the dish as on r...

Page 10: ...2 4 RESET The LP 2550 has a manual device for clearance to zero if for some reason or other on removing the weight from the weighing platform the value of the weight is not zero and it is within a ma...

Page 11: ...key is pressed or no key is pressed for 10 seconds you return to normal working mode Repeating the receipt provided no other operation is carried out on the same memory the receipt can be printed as o...

Page 12: ...ition press the SHIFT and C keys 2 7 1 Reopen receipts THE RECEIPT can also be REOPENED i e once the receipt has been printed it can be cancelled modified and reprinted with the changes made the previ...

Page 13: ...weight and the net weight indicator will light up 2 Press F to fix the tare Check set up parameter 02 in sec 6 2 General set up The interval must be taken into account If tares of 125grs are required...

Page 14: ...ng machine 4 LIST OF SALES BY DEPARTMENT OR SECTION Only those items for which operations have been made are listed 5 LIST OF DIRECT KEYS Direct Keys of all the network s labelling machines 6 LIST OF...

Page 15: ...lows 1 Press the keys F to enter the access code to lists 0 0 0 0 by default 2 Press C 7 times All sales data is deleted and a grand total list printed 2 14 INVENTORIES This option enables the invento...

Page 16: ...To obtain a list with inventory totals consult sec 2 12 Lists To reset the value of inventory totals to zero enter lists mode and press the O1 7 times 2 15 QUICK CHANGE OF PLU PRICE At normal working...

Page 17: ...programming 2 Press 1 7 times 3 2 PROGRAMMING ITEMS To program items in your labelling machine take the following steps 1 Enter programming by pressing the sequence F 0 7 9 0 2 Press 1 The code the P...

Page 18: ...f expiry of the item can be entered in either of these two ways 1 Absolute date in ddmmyy format day month year 2 Number of days from the date the label is issued Press X to move on to define the tare...

Page 19: ...select the PLU 3 Press TOT3 4 Enter the new PLU number 5 Press to store If the PLU does not exist it is created If the PLU exists it is written over 3 3 PROGRAMMING VAT RATES Each item programmed in t...

Page 20: ...e taken to enable the memory keys of the scale s sales assistants 1 Press the sequence F 0 7 9 0 2 Press TOT3 3 Press to register the sales assistants when removing Free sales assistants blink on the...

Page 21: ...Unit batch number When a PLU is selected the batch number is requested Press to confirm Press T Press sales assistant s key with O2 3 8 PROGRAMMING OF LABEL BATCHES There are 50 label batches than can...

Page 22: ...Function T Delete batch C Delete field X Move on to next field Save data move on to next Forward batch no Backward batch no 3 9 PRINTING BATCHES Press SHIFT and PLU Select the label batch numbers Pres...

Page 23: ...next parameter 5 Use the numeric keyboard to enter the LABEL FORMAT value required Format 1 20 Press X to save the assignation and move on to program the next parameter 6 Use the numeric keyboard to e...

Page 24: ...to select programming header lines The first digit to blink indicates the line number to be programmed Enter a number between 1 and 8 corresponding to the line to be edited the lines 1 to 4 as header...

Page 25: ...brings you back to the point 4 7 Press F to return to the initial programming position and then to return to the normal working mode of the labelling machine 5 2 LABEL DESIGN To design one of the 20 p...

Page 26: ...ne 2 73 Line of text 13 TOTAL 19 Header line 3 74 Line of text 14 Weight Kg or UNITS 20 Header line 4 75 Line of text 15 Total Pta 21 Header line 5 76 Line of text 16 Pack date 22 Header line 6 77 Lin...

Page 27: ...positions may have a value of between 0 and the value of the size of the label The different possible values of the parameter ROTATION are 0 Without rotation 1 Rotation of 90 2 Rotation of 180 3 Rotat...

Page 28: ...the next one Press the TOT2 key to eliminate a section not required The scale will then ask for confirmation If you do wish to delete it press TOT2 and if on the other hand you do not wish to delete...

Page 29: ...loaded will be lost 6 1 1 Items clearance It clears the entire memory except for the label formats and logos 1 Enter programming 2 Press the 1 key 7 times 6 2 GENERAL SET UP When taking any of the fol...

Page 30: ...ave the parameter and move on to program the next parameter 6 2 2 Setting 01 Calculating change This enables the LP 2550 to calculate the change before printing the receipt To do so 1 Enter general se...

Page 31: ...to save the change made 6 2 5 Setting 04 Paper type This set up is for choosing the type of paper the LP 2550 is to use To do so 1 Enter general set up mode and seek parameter 04 whose possible value...

Page 32: ...dition With this setting you can decide if the LP 2550 can carry out addition operations To do so 1 Enter general set up mode and seek parameter 06 whose two possible values mean the following 0 It en...

Page 33: ...de if the LP 2550 can send receipts to the computer To do so 1 Enter general set up mode and seek parameter 09 whose two possible values mean the following 0 It enables forwarding of receipts to compu...

Page 34: ...lue 3 Press to save the change made 6 2 13 Setting 12 Distance Register chit With this setting you choose the time between the printing of the receipt and the register chit To do so 1 Enter general se...

Page 35: ...Weight B Customer number I VAT rate C Item code J Batch number D Employee code K Section E Total amount of Receipt L Manufacturer s code F Sign of the amount Q Control check G Number of Items Y Total...

Page 36: ...r general set up mode and seek parameter 16 whose possible values mean the following 0 Manual mode 1 Automatic mode 2 Use the numeric keyboard to enter the required value 3 Press to save the change ma...

Page 37: ...her when using batches or multiple repetition 0 Not necessary to wait for tap 1 Necessary to wait for tap 6 2 23 Setting 22 Cash drawer ON OFF This parameter permits cash drawer to be activated or dea...

Page 38: ...ls This is a label counter that can be printed on EAN 128 The counter advances each time a level 1 totals label is printed To view the number of printed labels 1 Enter general configuration mode and f...

Page 39: ...ting 14 s current value is 2 or 3 It permits a special bar code to be designed for the label To do so 1 Enter general set up mode and seek parameter 81 2 Enter the required EAN 13 format 12 letters or...

Page 40: ...change made 6 2 35 Setting 86 EAN 128 for level 1 totals This is for designing EAN 128 for level 1 totals Proceed as follows 1 Enter general configuration mode and find parameter 86 2 Edit EAN 128 3...

Page 41: ...FRENCH FRANC 5 SH AUSTRIAN SCHILLING 6 Sw F SWISS FRANC 7 Dkr DANISH CROWN 8 Skr SWEDISH CROWN 9 EURO EURO NONE IS PRINTED To change the currencies in the machine take the following steps 1 Ensure the...

Page 42: ...them To do so 1 Press the sequence F 0 7 9 0 to enter programming 2 Press TOT2 Section 0 and its current name will show up The number next to that of the section indicates the position of the charact...

Page 43: ...ng IAs can be used IA CONTENTS FORMAT 00 Series Code from Dispatch Depart n2 nl8 01 EAN item number Issue Dept Code n2 nl4 02 EAN item number of products contained in another dept n2 nl4 10 Batch or c...

Page 44: ...ion and joins n4 n14 8002 Electronic Series Number for Cellular Mobile Phones n4 an 20 90 Internal Applications n2 an 30 91 Internal Raw Material Packing Components n2 an 30 92 Internal Raw Material P...

Page 45: ...erts the batch number of the machine It is not necessary to enter a STOP character The LP 2550 automatically enters a STOP character when a space is found instead of an application identifier EXAMPLE...

Page 46: ...PLU4 2 Program each one of the 20 lines To print these lines in label select the fields from 120 to 139 6 7 ADJUST DATE TIME The date and time are adjusted by carrying out the following operations 1 E...

Page 47: ...TER dd yy FEB 28 02 14 Mm dd yyyy 02 28 2002 15 MON LETTER dd yyyy FEB 28 2002 16 Dd COMPLETE MON LETTER yyyy 28 FEBRUARY 2002 17 COMPLETEMONTH LETTER dd yyyy FEBRUARY 28 2002 18 Ddmmyy 280202 19 Mmdd...

Page 48: ...programmable as totals label The following fields only figure on totals label Field 44 Total number of labels Field 111 Text Total sum Field 45 Number of labels for this level Field 112 Text Item code...

Page 49: ...ases each time a label is printed To print the label counter on the labels select field 11 6 12 POST TARE OPERATION This is programmed from F 0 7 9 0 PLU6 To enable post tare operation set it to 1 Pos...

Page 50: ...g and the width must always be a set 54mm 432 pixels To load logos you are recommended to have prior knowledge of how to use DibalRMS 7 1 PRINTING LOGOTYPES To print a LOGO ON A LABEL Go to programmin...

Page 51: ...3 45 To better understand how the logo is loaded its use is explained by this example let us suppose that we have the image shown below Once you have obtained the image run the DibalRMS program and th...

Page 52: ...USER S MANUAL 46 Open the Set up Section data menu Once the following screen displays press Set up...

Page 53: ...lays Seek the directory where the logo required to be loaded is located for example the logo loaded is the file DibalPP BMP Select the position in which it is to be loaded for example 1 remember there...

Page 54: ...USER S MANUAL 48 To transmit this logo to the labelling machine open the menu Scales Operations with Scale...

Page 55: ...INDICATOR LABELLER BLP 545 3 49 Select Shop Section Labelling machine and the Start of Day operation Then pressCOMMUNICATE and the PC will transmit all the logos to the labelling machine...

Page 56: ...TER To change the paper in the printer take the following steps 1 Open up the labelling machine s side cover on the right side 2 Open up the printer and free the paper from the heat sensitive head by...

Page 57: ...yboard on the right The and keys are used to choose the position where the character is to be edited The 32 key is used to change between capital and small letters Use c to delete the character Use TO...

Page 58: ...104 105 106 107 108 109 L J 110 111 112 113 S 114 115 116 117 118 Z 119 Z 120 121 j 122 123 d 124 125 s 126 L 127 l U 128 V 129 R 130 N 131 F 132 133 t 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 143 144 145 146...

Page 59: ...GS 0039 APRICOT 0040 APRICOTS 0041 ALBUMIN 0042 ARTICHOKES 0043 ALCOHOL 0044 CAROB BEANS 0045 COTTON 0046 CLAMS 0047 ALMONDS 0048 SYRUP 0049 STARCH 0050 WHEAT STARCH 0051 STARCH 0052 BEANS 0053 CANARY...

Page 60: ...COA 0304 COCOA POWDER 0305 COFFEE 0306 BRAZIL COFFEE 0307 COLOMBIAN COFFEE 0308 CAFFEINE 0309 PUMPKIN 0310 COURGETTE 0311 SQUID 0312 CALCIUM 0313 TRIPE 0314 CINNAMON 0315 CRABS 0316 HEMP 0317 SNAIL 03...

Page 61: ...KENER 0614 SPINACH 0615 STABILIZER 0616 STABILIZERS 0617 STABILIZER 0618 STABILIZERS 0619 FRUIT EXTRACT 0620 MEAT EXTRACT 0621 PRAWN EXTRACT 0622 LEMON EXTRACT 0623 APPLE EXTRACT 0624 BLACKBERRY EXTRA...

Page 62: ...TS 0919 COLD COOKED HAM 0920 FRUCTOSE 0921 CANDIED FRUIT 0922 FISH ESSENCE 0923 FRESH 0924 FRESH 0925 FRESH 0926 POTATO STARCH 0927 SOLE FILLET SEGMENTS 0928 CHOCOLATE VERMICELLI 0929 TINNED FRUIT 093...

Page 63: ...10 H 9845 1211 H 10056 1212 H 10062 1213 H 10068 1214 H 11031 1215 H 11035 1216 H 11061 1217 H 11091 1218 H 11106 1219 H 11134 1220 H 11135 1221 H 11181 1222 H 11182 1223 H 11185 1224 BOILED EGG 1225...

Page 64: ...NFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE 1841 THIGH 1842 HEN THIGH 1843 DUCK THIGH 1844 TURKEY THIGH 1845 CHICKEN THIGH 1846 ORGANOLEPTIC MODIFIERS 1847 LEAN PORK 1848 LIPS 1849 PIG S MUZZLE 1850 PIG S MUZZLE 1851 BOVI...

Page 65: ...2327 60 CHICKEN 2328 BONELESS TURKEY 2329 CHICKEN AND RABBIT 2330 CHICKEN CHINE THIGH AND LIVER 2331 70 CHICKEN 2332 FAT PERCENTAGE LESS THAN Q 2400 CHEESE 2401 CABRALES CHEESE 2402 CURD CHEESE 2403 B...

Page 66: ...ONE 2842 GREEN BACON PORK 2843 IBERIAN SALTED BACON PORK U 3000 GRAPES 3001 RAISINS V 3100 BEEF 3101 GREEN BEANS 3102 VANILLA 3103 VEGETABLES 3104 VERMOUTH 3105 VINEGAR 3106 VINEGAR WINE 3107 WINE 310...

Page 67: ...ter side BK E60X100 Fanfold reel of 60x100x40 heat sensitive labels Inside diameter 40mm outside diameter 100mm base paper width 61mm label width 59mm label on the outside F 0 7 9 0 1 4 x X 10 x X 1 P...

Page 68: ...ble of countries attached at the end Press X to move on to the next field 6 Program the CUTTING PLANT NUMBER field as a 11 character word Press X to move on to the next field 7 Program the CUTTING PLA...

Page 69: ...t field 14 Program SEX field by using C to change between NO H Female M Male B bullock Press X to move on to the next field 15 Program the ANIMAL TYPE field by using C to change between NO T Veal A Yo...

Page 70: ...L 76 PUERTO RICO Q 77 QATAR R 78 UNITED KINGDOM 79 CZECH REPUBLIC 80 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 81 SLOVAKIA 82 RUMANIA 83 RUSSIA S 84 SOUTH AFRICA 85 SUDAN 86 SWEDEN 87 SWITZERLAND T 88 TUNEZ 89 TURKEY 90 UCR...

Page 71: ...of production of minced meat 161 L TXA 1 Slaughtered in 179 C Birth Animal s country of birth 162 L TXA 2 Cut in 180 Fat C Country Countries where fattened 163 L TXA 3 Produced in 181 Cat Animal cate...

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