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14.2 Quick Access to Label Settings
If label printer is selected, follow the below procedures to access quick label settings during operation.
1.
At Weighing Mode, press and hold
[FUNC/SET]
.
2.
Instrument displays F1. Press
[Check]
,
3.
Instrument displays number of copy (1 ~ 8) to generate each time. Press
[FUNC/SET]
or
[MR/UNIT]
until the preferred parameter appears and press
[Print/M+]
to save.
4.
Instrument displays label file number (FL1 00 ~ FL1 99) to print in label format group 1. Enter the
preferred file number through numeric and press
[Print/M+]
to confirm.
5.
Instrument displays label file number (FL2 00 ~ FL2 99) to print in label format group 2. Enter the
preferred file number through numeric and press
[Print/M+]
to confirm.
6.
At this point, label settings are completed.
14.3 Repetitive Printout
This instrument supports repetitive printout under Manual print mode. Press
[Print/M+]
for additional printout
copies.
Conditions and criteria as below: -
a.
When Auto Accumulation is set to On: Repetitive print is only possible when the actual weight on scale is
equal to the weight value of the 1
st
printout.
b.
When Auto Accumulation is set to Off: Repetitive print is possible if minimum output weight set is matched
and when
[Print/M+]
is pressed.
c.
Weight value of repetitive printout will not change the total accumulation result. Only the weight value of
the 1
st
printout will be accumulated to memory.
15. Commands
Commands can be sent to this instrument from computer through any standard communication program.
Comport 2 should be set to CMD in F17.
The following command types are available: -
a.
Keyboard commands are used to simulate key entries on keyboard. Refer to
Appendix L
for details.
b.
Operation result reading commands are used to read current and accumulated operation results. Refer
to
Appendix M
for details.
c.
System parameter & operation entry setting commands are used to send system parameters and
operation entries to this instrument. Refer to
Appendix N
for details.
d.
System parameter reading commands are used to read system parameters. Refer to
Appendix O
for
details.
