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CONTENTS 

 
 

 

PRECAUTIONS

.........................................................................................5 

 

 

1. Installation Procedures

.......................................................................7 

 1.1 

Cautions..................................................................................................7 

 

1.2 Assembling the Display Pole ..............................................................7 

 1.3 

Installing 

the Label Roll......................................................................9 

 

 

2. Keypad & Display

...............................................................................11 

 

2.1 Numeric Keypad ................................................................................11 

 2.2 

PLU 

Keypad....................................................................................... 12 

 2.3. 

Displays............................................................................................... 14 

 

2.3.1 Weight Display

................................................................................. 14 

 

2.3.2 Unit Price Display

............................................................................ 14 

 

2.3.3 Total Price Display

........................................................................... 14 

 2.4. 

Printer 

Mechanism .......................................................................... 14 

 

 

3. Operation

................................................................................................ 16 

 3.1 

REG 

mode 

Operations..................................................................... 16 

 

3.1.1 Simple Weighing

.............................................................................. 16 

 

3.1.2 How to Use TARE

............................................................................ 17 

 

3.1.3 How to Use FOR Key

....................................................................... 17 

 

3.1.4 Multiple Labels

................................................................................ 18 

 

3.1.5 Auto Printing (AUTO MODE)

......................................................... 19 

 

 

4. PROGRAM Mode

............................................................................. 20 

 

4.1 System Maps ...................................................................................... 20 

 4.2 

PLU 

Programming ........................................................................... 21 

 

4.3 Preset keys Programming ............................................................... 25 

 

4.4 Message (Ingredients) Programming............................................ 26 

 

4.5 Programming the Head Data ......................................................... 27 

 

4.6 Programming the Shop Data.......................................................... 28 

 

Summary of Contents for LP-1000 Series

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Page 2: ...Price Display 14 2 3 3 Total Price Display 14 2 4 Printer Mechanism 14 3 Operation 16 3 1 REGmode Operations 16 3 1 1 SimpleWeighing 16 3 1 2 How to Use TARE 17 3 1 3 How to Use FOR Key 17 3 1 4 Mult...

Page 3: ...g the SIGNS SET 10 4 7 10 Programming the Currency SET 11 4 7 11 Set Printer Sensors SET 12 4 8 INT Initialize PLU MSG data and keys 4 9 PASS Password function 5 1 System Maps 5 2 X Report 5 2 1 Grand...

Page 4: ...5 PRECAUTIONS...

Page 5: ...e with accurate reading Keep the scale away from other electromagnetic generating devices This may interfere with accurate reading Place the scale on firm platform and a temperature consistent environ...

Page 6: ...er the bubble of the leveling gauge inside the indicated circle See below Fig LEVELING GAUGE NOTE Scale is to be used indoors ONLY D The power outlet should be near the equipment and be easily accessi...

Page 7: ...ee fig TOP REAR VIEW REAR COVER SCREWS PRINTER BAY REAR COVER PRINTER COVER Tilt the Rear Cover back and connect the three connectors to their corresponding receptacle on the Rear Display PCB then ins...

Page 8: ...ual for future reference on how to properly install the label roll See below fig Find and remove the Label Roll Pin and the Pick up Pin Also find the Print Head Release Lever and lift it upwards Relea...

Page 9: ...aking sure that the backing paper lies between the two washers on the Label Guide Roller feed the backing over the red Rubber Roller and under the Print Head being careful not to touch the underside o...

Page 10: ...so used as an Enter key in the Program Mode This is the FEED Key It is used to issue a blank label This is the Half Pound Key When this key is enabled it allows the sale of items by unit price per hal...

Page 11: ...LU Keypad in REG mode you can write the name and number of the PLU s on the corresponding speed keys on the pull out sheet All commodity names message data and store name and address are typed using t...

Page 12: ...to re establish the zero reference point The to keys are used to enter special Spanish Characters in the commodity name message data shop name and head data The 1 through 0 keys are used to enter numb...

Page 13: ...indicator lamp The UNITPRICE display in program mode only indicates the condition of the SHIFTlamp If the SHIFTlamp is OFF you can type in capital letters but if the SHIFTlamp is ON you can only type...

Page 14: ...t in place RED RUBBER ROLLER This is the part that the printhead presses the labels against in order to print Please do not scratch or damage the roller in any way Any damage to the roller will result...

Page 15: ...without calling up a PLU PLU Sales To call up a PLU simply type the PLU s number on the Numeric keypad and then press the PLU key Another way to call up a PLU is to simply press 1 of 54 preset keys w...

Page 16: ...ms from the platter and then press the TARE key 3 1 3 How to Use the FOR Key 1 1 PLU or Press Speed key or press 1 key on the numeric keypad and press PLU key j 1 Press the key k TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON...

Page 17: ...els by using multiple label printing To use multiple label printing and press the X key enter the quantity of duplicate labels you need and then press the PRT key Call up a PLU Press X key Enter the q...

Page 18: ...de the AUTO lamp is ON in the UNIT PRICE display To exit AUTO mode press the key again PRT 1 1 PLU or Press Speed key or press 1 key on the numeric keypad and press PLU key j 1 Put an item on the plat...

Page 19: ...ain Menu of the PROGRAM Mode Only when the Unit Price and Total Price displays are blank The PROGRAM Mode allows you to program PLU information Ingredient Messages Shop Name Head data Label Informatio...

Page 20: ...e s memory using PLU numbers Every PLU number has seven different types of information programmed in it Item Code Unit Price Group Code Name Shelf Life Message No Tare Weight Erase PLU PRT Don t Save...

Page 21: ...T PRT PRT PRT PRT PRT N E M A N A M E SHIFT SHIFT 1 0 0 1 5 5 1 1 0 Current Line Current Character Char Qty 0 28 Char Qty 0 28 Ex name NAME 0 999999 Ex 1 50 as price Ex 15 as life 0 999 Ex 0 10 as tar...

Page 22: ...canning device to reference the PLU In most cases the item code is programmed to be the same as the PLU number Press the PRT key when you re done 7 The display shows nAME The name field is composed of...

Page 23: ...resents the number of days after the Packed On Date This is how the Sell By Date is calculated Packed On Date Shelf Life Sell By Date 20 Press the PRT key 21 The display shows tArE Tare is used to sto...

Page 24: ...et key programmed to call up PLU number 100 all you need to press is preset key When you initialize the scale it automatically sets up all the preset keys as preset PLU 1 preset PLU 2 preset 54 PLU 54...

Page 25: ...pressed The number in the Total Price Display is the PLU number that has been assigned to that Preset key 5 Type the number of the PLU you wish to assign to that Preset key Press the PRT key when done...

Page 26: ...the key If you want to go up a line press the key Press the key or key to scroll left or right on a line of text As you type you will see the text scroll in the TOTAL PRICE display 6 When you are fin...

Page 27: ...he numbers in the UNIT PRICE display represent the line number and character number where your cursor is located The number to the left of the decimal is the line number you are on 01 or 02 The number...

Page 28: ...on your cursor is located at or the position 01 to 28 the next character you enter will be 4 Type in the Shop name using the Alpha numeric keypad If you make any mistakes press the C key When you fini...

Page 29: ...details see page 34 For details see page 35 Department Number For details see page 36 Label Length For details see page 37 Label Format For details see page 38 Label Mask For details see page 39 For d...

Page 30: ...t For details see page 44 Printing Information For details see page 46 Auto Printing For details see page 47 Baud Rate 31 Weight Sign For details see page 48 Price Sign For details see page 49 Total S...

Page 31: ...mal Point For details see page 52 Decimal Point And Currency Rate For details see page 52 Currency Enable For details see page 52 32 SET 12 Head Up Sensor For details see page 57 Gap Sensor For detail...

Page 32: ...he display shows SEt EntEr 0 5 Press the number 1 key and then the PRT key 6 The display shows dAtE EntEr 7 Now type in the date in a DAY MONTH YEAR format For example April 19 2005 would be entered a...

Page 33: ...display shows SEt EntEr 0 5 Press the number 2 key and then the PRT key 6 The display shows tiME EntEr 7 Now type in the time in HOURS MINUTES SECONDS format For example 3 28 00 PM would be entered a...

Page 34: ...e display will show SEt EntEr 5 Press the 3 key and then the PRT key 6 The display will show dPtno EntEr 0 7 The number in the TOTAL PRICE display is the current department number Enter the new depart...

Page 35: ...e times 3 The WEIGHT display shows SEt 4 Press the PRT key and the display shows SEt EntEr 0 5 Press the number 4 key and then the PRT key 6 The display shows LAbEL EntEr 1 7 To program label length p...

Page 36: ...he display shows SEt EntEr 0 5 Press the number 4 key and then the PRT key 6 The display shows LAbEL EntEr 1 7 To program label format press 2 key The display shows LAbEL ForMAt 0 8 Enter the labelfor...

Page 37: ...tem on the label Place a 0 in the block if you don t want to print that item on the label Use the Hexadecimal Number Chart to convert the four blocks into one number Enter the four converted numbers o...

Page 38: ...mes 3 The WEIGHT display shows SEt 4 Press the PRT key and the display shows SEt EntEr 0 5 Press 4 key and PRT key 6 The display shows LAbEL EntEr 1 7 To program label barcode press 4 key The display...

Page 39: ...I I I P P P P P P P C D D I I I I I W W W W W C D D I I I I I I W W W W C D D I I I I S W W W W W C D D I I P P P P P P P P C D D I P P P P P P P P P C D D I I I I t W W W W W C D D I I I I I T W W W...

Page 40: ...he PRT key and the display shows SEt EntEr 0 5 Press 4 key and PRT key 6 The display shows LAbEL EntEr 1 7 To program CLabel press 5 key The display shows CLAbEL 0 8 Press the number 0 key for Gap typ...

Page 41: ...42 4 7 5 Programming the Adjust Number SET 5 ADJUSTis to adjust the position of label FEED is to feed label or receipt...

Page 42: ...6 The display shows AdJSt EntEr 30 7 Type the new adjust value by pixel unit on the Numeric keypad 1mm 8pixel 8 Press PRT key The display shows FEEd EntEr 60 9 Type the new feed value by pixel unit N...

Page 43: ...44 4 7 6 Programming the Printing Information SET 6 The printing information controls the label size PLU item description and barcode format...

Page 44: ...ws PmodE EntEr 0 pMode 0 No change with unit price pMode 1 Temporary change with unit price pMode 2 Permanent change with unit price 7 Look at the table below and type number that you want 8 Press PRT...

Page 45: ...print a label when the weight changes by 0 100g and stabilizes How to program auto print function 1 To go to PROGRAM mode press 1 by using numeric keys and MODE key 2 Press v key five times 3 TheWEIG...

Page 46: ...ve times 3 TheWEIGHTdisplay shows SEt 4 Press PRT key SEt EntEr 5 Press 9 key and PRT key 6 The display shows bAUd EntEr 3 9600 7 Look at table below and type number that you want RS232c Baudrate 1 24...

Page 47: ...de press 1 by using numeric keys and MODE key 2 Press v key 5 times 3 TheWEIGHTdisplay shows SEt 4 Press PRT key and the display shows SEt EntEr 0 5 Press 1 key and 0 key and PRT key 1 Changing weight...

Page 48: ...Changing Unit price of weight unit sings 1 The display shows SiGn 2 Press 2 key and the display shows PriCE SiGn C1 0 3 Enter the first weight sign letter of unit price by usingASCII CODE 4 Repeat 3...

Page 49: ...nit sign or 2 Use unit price and printing total price s last sign After Pressing PRT key to save you can finish inputting unit Price of weight sign 8 For example you want to set format 1 and the total...

Page 50: ...gn by usingASCII CODE 8 Type the second and third letter of total price s last sign by usingASCII CODE 9 You can type up to 3 letters for total price last sign For example you want to printYTL Turkey...

Page 51: ...d the display shows CUrr dP 0 3 The decimal point of the currency can be set in any position from 0 to 6 After setting the decimal point position dP press the PRT key The display shows CUrr rAtE 0 3 S...

Page 52: ...can enter up to 3 letters for the calculated total price s first sign For example if you want to use the US dollar currency in the first digit enter 36 S in the first letter Then you will see S in th...

Page 53: ...d total price s 2 Use Last sign of calculated total price s or 3 Use both signs Pressing PRT key to save and exit 4 7 11 Set printer sensors SET 12 LP 1000N has 4 optical sensors to perform accurate a...

Page 54: ...vered closed 1 The display shows SEt PoFF 2 Press Enter key and the display shows SEt 130 PoFF 8 3 Read set value when peel off sensor is covered closed Display shows SEt 130 PoFF248 248 numeric value...

Page 55: ...d 118 4 Set heating value factory setting is 100 deepens on printing darkness for light printing set value below 100 and set value above 100 to get darker results NOTE Inputting higher number may dama...

Page 56: ...sensor NOTE make sure put label paper onto gap sensor where the paper gap is located to make a gap sensor open 5 Find out the minimum value of gap sensor For demonstration 8 was the minimum value 6 En...

Page 57: ...nter key and the display shows SEt 130 HdUP254 4 Check display value when you OPEN label cover and head up lever NOTE Compare value when head up lever is open and close 5 Enter average value 172 of op...

Page 58: ...to exit the PROGRAM mode press the C key PRT PRT PRT PRT PRT 2 5 7 7 Use the key and the key to select ALL PLU or MSG Then press the PRT key ALL Clears all areas of memory PLU Ing Speed Key and scale...

Page 59: ...ill show dashes for each number entered 4 Press the PRT key Display will show PLU 5 To return to the Weigh Mode press the C key 3 The WEIGHT display shows PASS 4 Press the PRT key and the display show...

Page 60: ...located the appropriate menu item press the PRT key You can also navigate through the sub menu items using the key or key Refer to the individual menu item program explanations for the proper key sequ...

Page 61: ...Grand Total The Grand Total sales report includes the total sales information from both the Non PLU s and Normal PLU s 1 To go to the ACCOUNT mode press the number 2 key and then the MODE key 2 The d...

Page 62: ...the key once and the display will show rPt ALL PLU To take the ALL PLU Sales Report 1 To go to the ACCOUNT mode press the number 2 key and then the MODE key 2 The display shows rPt 3 Press the PRT key...

Page 63: ...48 8 4 Press the key twice and the display will show rPt nonPLU To take the ALL PLU Sales Report There are four types of Z Sales Reports Grand Total ALL PLU s Non PLU and ALL Each of the reports prin...

Page 64: ...d Non PLU s It will clear the Weight Price and Quantity sold information for ALL PLU s 5 3 2 All PLU PRT 1 To go to the ACCOUNT mode press the number 2 key and then the MODE key 2 Press the once The d...

Page 65: ...ty sold information for ALL non PLU s 1 To go to the ACCOUNT mode press the number 2 key and then the MODE key 2 Press the once and the display shows 2 rPt 3 Press the PRT key and the display shows 2...

Page 66: ...press the C key To exit the ACCOUNT mode press the C key twice PRT The Trans Mode function allows you to transfer the file in one scale into another To perform this function you will need a 25 pin to...

Page 67: ...er the label roll was exhausted Exchange the label roll press the C key and release the error message Adjust the initial printing state by pressing the FEED key The label roll you used was broken away...

Page 68: ...at all No light on the display the power switch is ON Scale counts up to 9 s then goes blank Scale counts up to 9 s then shows Zero rAnGE Error Scale does not accept Tare In spite of pressing the TAR...

Page 69: ...ON 82 31 820 1100 0 00 12 SWEETENEDCONDENSEDMILK 04 06 04 05 06 04 1 51 1 51 1 00 CAS SCALE CORPORATION 82 31 820 1100 VERY SWEET and STICKY SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK 04 06 04 05 06 04 3Pcs 1 51 CAS SC...

Page 70: ...y and adds a richness to the foods it is added to It is used to make candies bars pies and puddings Sweetened condensed milk turns SWEETENEDCONDENSEDMILK CAS SCALE CORPORATION 82 31 820 1100 0 2 0 0 0...

Page 71: ...color and takes on a caramel like flavor when heated It will also thicken as it is heated SWEETENEDCONDENSEDMILK VERY SWEET and STICKY SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK Whole milk that has 60 of the water rem...

Page 72: ...thicken as it is heated Whole milk that has 60 of the water removed and sugar added The amount of sugar added makes up 48 of the sweetened condensed milk volume It is very sweet and sticky and adds a...

Page 73: ...ONS INSTRUCTIONS THISPRODUCTWASPREPAREDFROMINSPECTEDANDPASSEDMEATAND ORPOULTRY SOMEFOOD PRODUCTSMAYCONTAINBACTERIATHATCOULDCAUSEILLNESSIFTHEPRODUCTISMISHANDLED ORCOOKEDIMPROPERLY FORYOURPROTECTION FOL...

Page 74: ...e using continuous strip labels Then press the PRT key The display will show LAbEL EntEr 6 Press the C key twice to exit the PROGRAM Mode Power the scale off then on again Your are now ready to start...

Page 75: ...numbers you have entered here See the figure below Label Style Label Format Label Length Adjust Number Feed Number LST8000 58mm x 30mm LST8010 58mm x 40mm LST8020 58mm x 60mm LST8030 58mm x 50mm Safe...

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