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ASTRA

• Operation Manual • Rev. 0124C

Chapter 10. Daily Maintenance

10.1 Maintenance

It is recommend that the following measures be performed on the machine on a daily basis.

Keep the machine and key sheet free of dust
and dirt.

Ensure that there is a sufficient amount of labels
remaining in the machine.

Clean the thermal head with a cotton swab and
cleaning alcohol (ethanol) supplied with scale.

Ensure that all spills are wiped clean, especially
on the weigh platter.

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Page 1: ... WARNING Do not carry out installation operation service or maintenance until thoroughly understanding the contents of this manual Keep this manual available at all times for instal lation operation service and maintenance Counter Scale Printer Lb ...

Page 2: ...improvements Please convey your comments to the nearest Ishida Company regional representative Thank you Copyright 2001 by Ishida Co Ltd All Rights Reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form by mimeograph or any other means without written permission of the publisher ...

Page 3: ...in the manual Disconnect power supply before servicing To ensure your personal safety disconnect the power supply before servicing IMPORTANT INFORMATION CONFORMITY TO EC COUNCIL DIRECTIVES The instrument is designed in accordance with the following directives Non automatic Weighing Instrument Directive 90 384 EEC amended by 93 68 EEC Compliance was checked using the following standards EN45501 Met...

Page 4: ...earance 6 2 2 Display lb 6 2 3 Operation Key Sheet 7 2 3 1 Basic Function Keys 7 2 4 Program Key Sheet 8 2 5 Loading Unloading Label Roll 9 2 5 1 Loading 9 2 5 2 Unloading 10 2 6 ASTRA Hardware Specifications 11 Chapter 3 Setup Mode 3 1 Setup Mode Entry 14 3 2 Label Print b01 01 15 3 3 Label Format b01 02 17 3 4 POS Code b02 20 3 5 Bar Code b03 22 3 6 Default Setup b04 23 3 7 Total b05 24 3 8 Forc...

Page 5: ...on Keys 38 4 5 3 Deleting All Preset Keys 40 4 6 Shop Name Address P05 41 4 7 Date Time P06 42 4 8 Extra Message P07 43 4 9 Default PLU P08 44 4 10 PLU List P09 45 4 11 Communication Sending P10 01 46 4 12 Communication Receiving P10 02 47 4 13 Nutrition P11 48 Chapter 5 Text Editing 5 1 Edit Keys 54 5 2 Key Definition 54 5 3 Edit Display 55 5 4 Edit Examples 55 5 5 7 Segment Characters 56 5 6 Wor...

Page 6: ... 62 6 3 Preset Function Keys 64 Chapter 7 Total Mode 7 1 Total Mode Operations 66 Chapter 8 Subtraction Mode 8 1 Subtraction Mode Operations 70 Chapter 9 Troubleshooting 9 1 Before Using the Troubleshooting Chart 74 9 2 Troubleshooting Chart 74 Chapter 10 Daily Maintenance 10 1 Maintenance 76 Appendix A 1 Sample Labels 78 ...

Page 7: ...CHAPTER 1 PRECAUTIONS 1 1 Cautions for Installation 2 1 1 1 Installation Areas 2 1 1 2 Power Supply 2 1 1 3 Level Adjustment 3 1 1 4 Handling Precautions 3 ...

Page 8: ...subject to excissive vibration or unstable surfaces Areas exposed to direct cold air Areas subject to low temperatures Areas subject to a lot of dust or dirt Areas with large voltage fluctuations 1 1 2 Power Supply Use the appropirate voltage after referring to the specification plate located on the machine Use a dedicated power source Voltage fluctuation can cause the machine to malfunction Do no...

Page 9: ...ther volatile liquids M U S T B E L E V E L IN USE M U S T B E L E V E L IN USE Level Unlevel 1 1 3 Level Adjustment Always ensure that the machine is level If the machine is not level weighing may not be accurate Adjust the machine to a level position using the four level adjusters located on the bottom of the machine until the bubble is completely centered in the round level indicator Do not dro...

Page 10: ...page 4 ASTRA Operation Manual Rev 0124C Chapter 1 Precautions ...

Page 11: ...RVIEW 2 1 Apprearance 6 2 2 Display 6 2 3 Operation Key Sheet 7 2 3 1 Basic Function Keys 7 2 4 Program Key Sheet 8 2 5 Loading Unloading Label Rolls 9 2 5 1 Loading 9 2 5 2 Unloading 10 2 6 Astra Hardware Specifications 11 ...

Page 12: ...Chapter 2 Product Overview 2 2 Display lb ZERO Capacity 30 0 01 lb NET SAVE AUTO PLU WEIGHT lb TARE lb UNIT PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE Display Key sheet Level Level adjuster Label printer Weigh platter Side view Power switch AC power 2 1 Appearance ...

Page 13: ...ition ZERO ADJUSTMENT Used to reset the weight to zero MODE SELECT Used to return to normal operation mode or to enter a desired mode after 4 digit password entry PRINT Used to issue a label RESET Used to initialize the machine 2 3 Operation Key Sheet RESET FEED ZERO MODE DATE AUTO MANU PRINT PLU TARE CLR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Handling tab Preset keys Sheet stopper 0 9 CLR TARE PLU AUTO MANU FEED ZE...

Page 14: ...cover film and removing the Operation Key Sheet Cover film Key sheet Note Refer to Section 5 2 of this manual for an explaination of the key functions RESET FEED ZERO MODE PRINT PLU TARE CLR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 P O R T E I U Y W Q _ L K J H G F D S A LOWER CASE Z X C V B N M BACK SPACE NEW LINE ENTER DELETE SYMBOL FUNCTION PLU FILE INSERT PRICE CHANGE COPY PLU LIST SPACE END SIZE EDIT PLU Ç Ñ ...

Page 15: ... approximately 12 inches of labels from the end of the roll Load the label roll around the roll holder B 5 Insert the label paper from 1 through 4 6 Pull up the stopper lever A then slide it in or out depending on the width of the roll making sure not to move it too far in and bind the labels 7 Turn the winding bobbin E counter clockwise so that the hook G is positioned up push in lever F then ins...

Page 16: ...et Ifnotproperlyset presstheFEEDkeyuntilit reachestheproperprintingposition FEED 2 5 2 Unloading 1 Open the side cover 2 Release the printer head by pushing down the release lever D 3 Pull the lever F outwards to loosen the paper wound around the winding bobbin E then remove the paper from the winding bobbin 4 Push down the stopper lever A of the roll holder B to make it straight then remove the l...

Page 17: ...50 to 2 52 38 to 64mm Label printing width Max 2 36 60mm Label length 1 18 to 3 35 30 to 85mm Printing speed 3 15 sec 80mm sec Label Roll Dimension Inside diameter 1 57 40mm Outside diameter 3 94 100mm Sensor Label Gap sensor Display Unit Number of digits Weight 5 U P 5 Amount 6 Tare 4 Character height 0 42 10 6mm Keyboard 64 keys in total 44 preset keys store up to 88 preset items System Stand al...

Page 18: ...page 12 ASTRA Operation Manual Rev 0124C Chapter 2 Product Overview ...

Page 19: ...CHAPTER 3 SETUP MODE 3 1 Setup Mode Entry 14 3 2 Label Print 15 3 3 Label Format 17 3 4 POS Code 20 3 5 Bar Code 22 3 6 Default Setup 23 3 7 Total 24 3 8 Forced Tare 25 3 9 Open Price Setup 26 ...

Page 20: ... Q _ L K J H G F D S A LOWER CASE Z X C V B N M BACK SPACE NEW LINE ENTER DELETE SYMBOL FUNCTION PLU FILE INSERT PRICE CHANGE COPY PLU LIST SPACE END SIZE EDIT PLU Ç Ñ 3 1 Setup Mode Entry Setup Mode operations b00 are required when initially setting up the basic functions of the Astra When performing these operations use the Program Key Sheet located underneath the Operation Key Sheet to set up t...

Page 21: ...nt menu b01 01 3 Press the ENTER key to enter the Label Print Format menu This menu is used to set the label print format number Standard label format numbers are 1 to 5 When no label format number is set label format 1 is set as the default number Additional label format numbers 20 to 99 may be available 4 Key in the required label print format number and press the ENTER key 5 Press the ENTER key...

Page 22: ... Key in the PLU number for test printing and press the ENTER key 10 Press the PRINT key for test print to confirm the label format 11 Press the END key to return to the Label menu b01 If the label width is 60mm or larger this step may be left at the default value of 0 0 Use this step to adjust print position on the label Increasing this value raises the printing on the label 12 Press the MODE key ...

Page 23: ...r the Label Format menu b01 02 3 Press the ENTER key to set up the label format 4 Key in the label format number to be set and press the PLU key Additional formats from 20 to 99 are programmable Number of label formats to be programmed depends on the amount of available memory 5 Key in the desired format number standard label format number 1 to 5 and press the COPY key 6 Press the DOWN ARROW key t...

Page 24: ...ition change for each unit Setting can be done in units of 0 1mm Example For 20 0mm key in 200 Set the printing position for X axis horizontal and Y axis vertical To disable the unit key in 9999 into X axis To enable the unit key in the previous data Note Onlystorenameandstoreaddresscanbeprinted inthelower7 5mmofthelabel 8 Press the UP ARROW key or the DOWN ARROW key to select the unit number 9 Ke...

Page 25: ...r and press the ENTER key 13 Press the PRINT key to confirm the label format 14 Press the END key twice to return to the LABEL menu b01 Return to step b01 02 02 to make additional changes to the label format ZERO MODE Press the MODE key to return to Normal Operation mode after all SETUP mode procedures are completed 15 PRINT ...

Page 26: ... the ENTER key to enter the Flag menu b02 01 3 Key in the Flag Number 2 digits and press the ENTER key Note In case a 3 digit or 4 digit code is keyed in by mistake the last 2 digits are programmedastheflagcode 4 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the Type menu 5 Key in the POS Code Type 1 to 15 and press the ENTER key POS Code Type 11 FFCCCCC C P PPPP C D 12 FFCCCCCCPPPP C D 13 FCCCCCC C P PPPP C ...

Page 27: ... END ZERO MODE 9 Press the MODE key to return to Normal Operation mode after all SETUP mode procedures are completed 6 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the Manufacturer Code menu 7 Key in the required Manufacturer Code Max 4 digits and press the ENTER key 8 Press the END key to return to the LABEL menu b01 ...

Page 28: ...in 3 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the Position setup b03 01 3 Key in the start position and number of digits of the PLU Code and press the ENTER key Note Defaultvalue 36 indicates6digitsfrom3rddigit ofthebarcode stepP01 09 4 Press the END key to return to the LABEL menu b01 Example 12345678 ZERO MODE 5 Press the MODE key to return to Norm...

Page 29: ... key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the Date Flag menu b04 01 Note Thisstepsetsthedefaultvalueofthedateprint flag 3 Key in the Date Flag Number 1 to 4 and press the ENTER key 1 Do not print pack date or expire date 2 Print pack date only 3 Print expire date only 4 Print both pack date and expire date Note Number 4 isthedefaultvalue Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the S...

Page 30: ... Selection menu b05 01 Note This menu selects whether or not the transaction data is added to total data 3 Key in 0 or 1 and press the ENTER key 0 Not added 1 Added Note Number 0 isthedefaultvalue 4 Press the END key to return to the LABEL menu b01 ENTER Example Select 1 ENTER 1 END or Note Refer to page 14 Section 3 1 to enter the Setup Mode ZERO MODE 5 Press the MODE key to return to Normal Oper...

Page 31: ...ge ENTERTARE isdisplayedandanerror buzzersoundswhenthePRINTkeyis pressed 2 3 8 Forced Tare Labels can be issued only if a tare weight is entered PROCEDURES 1 Press the DOWN ARROW key until the Forced Tare menu b06 appears or key in 6 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the Forced Tare Selection menu b06 01 Note Thismenuselectswhetherornottheforc...

Page 32: ...wed by the DOWN ARROW key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the Open Price Selection menu b07 01 Note This step is used to select if the operator can make temporary price changes 3 Key in 0 or 1 and press the ENTER key 0 Open price 1 Prohibition of temporary price changes Note Number 0 is the default value 4 Press the END key to return to the LABEL menu b01 5 Press the MODE...

Page 33: ... 4 4 Price Change 35 4 5 Preset Key 36 4 5 1 Preset Keys PLU and Tare Values 36 4 5 2 Preset Function Keys 38 4 5 3 Deleting All Preset keys 40 4 6 Shop Name Address 41 4 7 Date Time 42 4 8 Extra Message 43 4 9 Default PLU 44 4 10 PLU List 45 4 11 Communication Sending 46 4 12 Communication Receiving 47 4 13 Nutrition 48 ...

Page 34: ...3 Price change P04 Preset key P05 Shop name Address P06 Date Time P07 Extra message P08 Default PLU P09 PLU list P10 Communication P11 Nutrition ZERO 9 PROCEDURES 1 Ensure that the Initial Display appears 2 Key in the 4 digit password default value 9000 and press the MODE key The Registration mode display will then appear MODE 0 0 0 RESET FEED ZERO MODE PRINT PLU TARE CLR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 P O R...

Page 35: ...ectly Press the ENTER key to enter the PLU Number step P01 01 to register the data for each PLU 3 Key in the PLU number Max 6 digits and press the PLU key 4 Press the EDIT PLU key to enter the PLU Name Edit Menu Refer to Chapter 5 Text Editing for further details 5 Press the DOWN ARROW key or the ENTER key to enter the Scale menu 6 Key in 0 1 or 2 and press the ENTER key to set the Scale mode 0 We...

Page 36: ...ht is available for fixed price items only 9 Key in the number of items Max 2 digits and press the ENTER key Note Number of items is available for fixed price items only 10 Key in the Tare Weight Max 4 digits and press the ENTER key Note Applies only to weighing price items or weighing fixed price items 11 Key in the date print flag 0 to 4 and press the ENTER key to set the number of days for expi...

Page 37: ...and press the ENTER key Note 1000 is the code to designate the default data If 1000 is set the number of days for shelf life programmed as the default data in the step B04 02 SHELF LIFE of SETUP mode is set automatically 1 Key in the barcode Max 8 digits and press the ENTER key Note WhenanewPLUisprogrammed thebarcode defaultstothePLUnumber 14 Key in the extra message number 0 to 99 and press the E...

Page 38: ...percentageamount 5 Example Percent tare 2 5 ENTER 17 Example Thewrapperonapieceofcandyis2 5percent ofthetotalweight Byusingportionaltare any amountofcandycanbeaccuratelyweighedon thescalebysubtractingthewrapperweightasa percentageofthetotalweight Press the END key to return to the PLU menu P01 END Press the MODE key to return to normal operation mode after all operations of Registration Mode are c...

Page 39: ...ROW key to enter the menu directly Press the PLU FILE key to enter menu directly Press the ENTER key to enter the PLU Number step P01 01 to delete PLUs 3 Key in the PLU number Max 6 digits and press the PLU key 4 Press the DELETE key twice to delete the PLU Note The OK buzzer sounds when the PLU is deleted 5 Press the END key to return to the PLU menu P01 6 Press the MODE key to return to normal o...

Page 40: ... PLU Key in the PLU number and press the PLU key Press the ENTER key to enter the EDIT menu Press the ENTER key after entering editing the PLU Name Press the END key to return to the PLU menu P01 Press the MODE key to return to normal operation mode after all operations of Registration Mode are completed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Note Refer to Section 4 1 to enter the Registration mode 2 or ENTER 5 PLU Exampl...

Page 41: ...he MODE key to return to normal operation mode after all operations of Registration Mode are completed PLU 4 4 Price Change PROCEDURES 1 Press the DOWN ARROW key until the PRICE menu P03 appears or key in 3 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the PLU Number menu 3 Key in the PLU number and press the PLU key 4 Key in the unit price or the fixed p...

Page 42: ...3 Press the ENTER key to set the preset PLU or tare key data 4 Press the PRINT key to switch between upper and lower preset keys Note Two values can be stored on each preset key The PRINT key is used to switch between upper and lower level When lower level is selected the lower level indicator will be lit 5 Key in desired preset key flag number 1 or 2 to select PLU number or tare weight assignment...

Page 43: ...v 0124C page 37 Chapter 4 Registration Mode MODE ZERO 7 Press the MODE key to return to the PLU setup menu P01 8 Press the MODE key to return to normal operation mode after all operations of Registration Mode are completed MODE ...

Page 44: ...y to set the preset function keys 4 Key in the desired preset key flag number 3 to 14 and press the FEED key then press the 0 ZERO key to recognize the entry as a function key Note The default Flag No is 1 Preset function key flag 13 Fixed price 14 X Multiply 15 Special price discount 16 price discount 17 price discount 18 Save 19 Extra message 10 VOID 11 Peel timer 12 99 13 00 14 Tare Note See Se...

Page 45: ...v 0124C page 39 Chapter 4 Registration Mode MODE ZERO 6 Press the MODE key to return to the PLU setup menu P01 7 Press the MODE key to return to normal operation mode after all operations of Registration Mode are completed MODE ...

Page 46: ...irectly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the Preset menu P04 01 3 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the step to delete all preset key data 4 Press the ENTER key and then press the ZERO key twice to delete all preset key data Note The OK buzzer sounds to notify the operator that the deletion has been completed 5 Press the END key to return to the PLU setup menu P01 6 Press the MODE key to return to n...

Page 47: ...to enter the Shop Name menu P05 01 to register the shop name 3 Press the ENTER key to enter the Shop Name edit menu to edit the text Note Refer to Chapter 5 Text Editing for further details Only character size 1 is available Maximum of 46 characters with Italics not available 4 After text entry press the ENTER key 5 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the Shop Address menu P05 02 to register the sho...

Page 48: ...y until the DATE TIME menu P06 appears or key in 6 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the Date menu P06 01 to set the date 3 Key in the date 8 digits MMDDYYYY and press the ENTER key 4 Press the ENTER key to enter the Time menu P06 02 to set the time 5 Key in the time 6 digits HHMMSS and press the ENTER key 6 Press the END key to return to the ...

Page 49: ... 7 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter Message Number menu P07 00 to register the extra message 3 Key in required message number 1 to 99 and press the PLU key 4 Press the ENTER key to enter the Extra Message edit menu Note Refer to Chapter 5 Text Editing for further details 5 After text entry press the ENTER key 6 Press the END key to return to ...

Page 50: ... to enter the default PLU Number menu P08 00 to set the default PLU number 3 Key in PLU number and press the ENTER key After a transaction the scale will return to the default PLU instead of clearing to no PLU Use the default PLU to bypass entry of a PLU for each transaction A different PLU may be recalled at any time to override the default PLU during normal operation To disable the default PLU e...

Page 51: ...the backing paper PRINT 4 10 PLU List PROCEDURES 1 Press the DOWN ARROW key until the ITEM LIST menu P09 appears or key in 9 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to enter the menu directly or press the PLU LIST key to enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the PLU List menu P09 01 3 Press the PRINT key to print the Item List Printing starts from the first PLU number Starting PLU number c...

Page 52: ...ata 4 Select the data to be uploaded by pressing the DOWN ARROW key or key in the desired number followed by the ENTER key to gain direct access Uploadable data P10 01 01 ALL DATA P10 02 02 SHOP NAME P10 02 03 PLU FILE P10 02 04 PRESETS preset keyboard data P10 02 05 MESSAGES Extra message data P10 02 06 LABEL FMT Label format data P10 02 07 CNFG DATA E2ROM data Note After data is sent properly DA...

Page 53: ... enter the menu directly 2 Press the ENTER key to enter the Send Data menu P10 01 3 Press the DOWN ARROW key to access the receive data menu 4 Press the ENTER key to begin receiving data Note After data is received properly DATA RECEIVE OK is displayed temporarily If data is not received properly DATA RECEIVE ERROR is displayed and an error buzzer sounds 5 Press the END key to return to the PLU me...

Page 54: ...Press the ENTER key to enter the Nutrition Panel menu P11 00 and enter the Nutrition Panel No 3 Press the ENTER key and enter the serving size using alphanumeric characters Max 10 char 4 Press the ENTER key and enter the Servings per Container using alphanumeric characters Max 4 char 5 Press the ENTER key and enter the Total Calories Max 4 digits 6 Press the ENTER key and enter the Fat Calories Ma...

Page 55: ...key and select the unit of measure 0 mg or 1 g 12 Press the ENTER key and enter the Saturated Fat percentage Max 3 digits 13 Press the ENTER key and enter the Cholesterol amount Max 3 char 14 Press the ENTER key and select the unit of measure 0 mg or 1 g 15 Press the ENTER key and enter the Cholesterol percentage Max 3 digits 16 Press the ENTER key and enter the Sodium amount Max 4 char 17 Press t...

Page 56: ...he Carbohydrate percentage Max 3 digits 22 Press the ENTER key and enter the Dietary Fiber amount Max 3 char 23 Press the ENTER key and select the unit of measure 0 mg or 1 g 24 Press the ENTER key and enter the Dietary Fiber percentage Max 3 digits 25 Press the ENTER key enter the Protein amount Max 3 char 26 Press the ENTER key and select the unit of measure 0 mg or 1 g 27 Press the ENTER key an...

Page 57: ...ax 3 digits 31 Press the ENTER key and enter the Vitamin A percentage Max 3 digits 32 Press the ENTER key and enter the Vitamin C percentage Max 3 digits 33 Press the ENTER key and enter the Calcium percentage Max 3 digits 34 Press the ENTER key and enter the Iron percentage Max 3 digits 35 Press the END key to return to the PLU menu P01 36 Press the MODE key to return to normal operation mode aft...

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Page 59: ... 5 TEXT EDITING 5 1 Edit Keys 54 5 2 Key Definition 54 5 3 Edit Display 55 5 4 Edit Examples 55 5 5 7 Segment Characters 56 5 6 Wordwrap Function 57 5 7 Selection Italic Character Font 57 5 8 Character Size 58 ...

Page 60: ...diting or deleting PLU descriptions COPY Used to copy character data Key in the source PLU number and press the COPY key to copy the character data from another PLU Note Extra messages may also be copied PLU LIST Used to select the menu item for printing a PLU file list The file is printed on labels INSERT Used to change between inserting or overwriting characters while editing text fields Indicat...

Page 61: ...ample Text as Thank You T H A N Y K O U SPACE ENTER SAVE Line number of cursor position Cursor position counted from first character of the line I is displayed when Italic character is selected Character size 7 character sizes Character line monitor Indicator for Character Size Change mode ON OFF Indicator for Lower Case Characters ON OFF Character size 1 only Indicator for Insert Overwrite ON OFF...

Page 62: ...page 56 ASTRA Operation Manual Rev 0124C Chapter 5 Text Editing 5 5 7 Segment Characters 0 1 2 3 5 4 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ...

Page 63: ...r of characters for one line carriage return is made at the nearest space When there is no space in the line carriage return is executed when the line reaches the maximum number of characters 5 7 Selecting Italic Character Font PROCEDURES 1 Ensure that the machine is in Edit Mode 2 Press the SIZE key followed by the RIGHT ARROW key to select the Italic character font 3 Press the SIZE key to return...

Page 64: ...e s a c r e p p u s t o d 5 1 x 0 3 e n i l s r e t c a r a h c 4 2 m u m i x a M d e i f i t s u j r e t n e c s t n i r P y l n o e s a c r e p p u s t o d 5 1 x 0 3 4 e n i l s r e t c a r a h c 8 1 m u m i x a M d e i f i t s u j r e t n e c s t n i r P y l n o e s a c r e p p u s t o d 0 2 x 0 4 e n i l s r e t c a r a h c 8 1 m u m i x a M d e i f i t s u j r e t n e c s t n i r P y l n o e ...

Page 65: ...CHAPTER 6 NORMAL MODE 6 1 Normal Mode Operation 60 6 2 Tare Weight Subtraction 62 6 3 Preset Function Keys 64 ...

Page 66: ...E key must be registered as a preset function key in P04 PRESET KEY of Registration Mode 4 If necessary place an item on the weigh platter to subtract tare weight Refer to Section 6 2 Tare Weight Subtraction for a more detailed operation Note 1 If the tare weight is already registered in the specified PLU this step is unnecessary Note 2 If the PLU is a fixed price item this step is unnecessary Not...

Page 67: ...or fixed price items only Note 3 In MANUAL Mode only one label is issued 8 Press the PRINT key to issue the label if the machine is in Manual Mode Note1 WhenthemachineissettoAUTOMode the labelisissuedautomaticallyassoonasweighing hasstablized forweigheditemsonly Note 2 If in AUTO Mode and the number of labels to be issued has not been keyed in the previous step labels are issued continuously To st...

Page 68: ...NET SAVE AUTO PLU TARE TARE ZERO NET SAVE AUTO PLU Place the tare 0 02 lb on the weigh platter TARE ZERO NET SAVE AUTO PLU 6 2 Tare Weight Subtraction Tare weight can be programmed in a specific PLU When not programmed either place the tare on the weigh platter and press the TARE key or key in the weight if the tare weight is known and press the TARE key Note Tareweightoperationsmentionedhere mayb...

Page 69: ...by manual entry Example Tare weight 0 02 pounds ZERO NET SAVE AUTO PLU ZERO NET SAVE AUTO PLU This procedure is possible only when entering a larger tare weight To change to a smaller tare weight the current tare must first be cleared Press the TARE key with no weight on the platter to clear the tare ...

Page 70: ...ndicator is lit 3 Press the SAVE key again to release SPECIAL PRICE SAVE VOID EXTRA TEXT Used to temporarily add extra message text to a PLU description 1 Call up the desired PLU 2 Enter the extra message number to be called up 3 Press the EXTRA TEXT key 4 Place the item on the weigh platter Not required for fixed price items 5 Press the PRINT key to issue label VOID Used to delete the previous tr...

Page 71: ...CHAPTER 7 TOTAL MODE 7 1 Total Mode Operations 66 ...

Page 72: ... to enter the next step 4 Press the PRINT key to print and issue the Grand Total label 5 Press the END key to return to display F01 GRAND TOTAL 6 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the Total on Label menu 7 Press the ENTER key to enter the next step Printing starts from the first PLU number with totals data Starting PLU number can be designated by entering the PLU number and pressing the PRINT key ...

Page 73: ...e Total on Paper menu appears or key in 3 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to directly access the menu 11 Press the ENTER key to enter the next step 12 Press the PRINT key to print and issue the total data of each item by roll paper 13 Press the END key to return to display F01 GRAND TOTAL 14 Press the DOWN ARROW key until the Total Clear menu appears or key in 4 followed by the DOWN ARROW key to di...

Page 74: ...e ZERO key twice to clear all total data Note When total data clear is executed properly the OK buzzer sounds and PASS is displayed 17 Press the END key to return to display F01 GRAND TOTAL 18 Press the MODE key to return to the normal operation mode after all operations of TOTAL MODE is completed ...

Page 75: ...CHAPTER 8 SUBTRACTION MODE 8 1 Subtraction Mode Operations 70 ...

Page 76: ...acted and press the PLU key Note If there is no data for the keyed in PLU the error buzzer sounds 4 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the next step 5 Key in the number of pieces to be subtracted and press the FEED key Note If keyed in number of pieces to be subtracted exceeds the actual total number of items all data is cleared 6 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the next step Note If there is no ...

Page 77: ...e to be subtracted and press the FEED key Note 1 If keyed in price to be subtracted exceeds the actual total price all prices are cleared Note 2 If there are no prices to be subtracted the error buzzer sounds 10 Press the DOWN ARROW key to enter the next step 11 Press the PRINT key to execute the subtraction in accordance with the above steps 12 Press the MODE key to return to normal operation mod...

Page 78: ...page 72 ASTRA Operation Manual Rev 0124C Chapter 8 Subtraction Mode ...

Page 79: ...CHAPTER 9 TROUBLESHOOTING 9 1 Before Using 74 9 2 Troubleshooting Chart 74 ...

Page 80: ... return to the previous or over the preset price screen Try to enter the special price again Damaged memory Contact your service representative Check the scale The scale reading was not stable when power was Remove items from weigh platter turned on or some item was left on the weigh platter Remove any items left on the weigh platter Tare weight has not been entered A tare weight must be entered b...

Page 81: ...CHAPTER 10 DAILY MAINTENANCE 10 1 Maintenance 76 ...

Page 82: ...e performed on the machine on a daily basis Keep the machine and key sheet free of dust and dirt Ensure that there is a sufficient amount of labels remaining in the machine Clean the thermal head with a cotton swab and cleaning alcohol ethanol supplied with scale Ensure that all spills are wiped clean especially on the weigh platter ...

Page 83: ...APPENDIX SAMPLE LABELS A 1 Sample Labels 78 ...

Page 84: ...pendix Sample Labels A 1 Sample Labels Shown below and on the following pages are sample Weighed and Fixed Price Item labels WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 1 60mm 44mm Part 47732 WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 2 64mm 47mm Part 47733 ...

Page 85: ...ASTRA Operation Manual Rev 0124C page 79 Appendix Sample Labels WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 3 64mm 85mm Part 47743 WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 4 64mm 59mm Part 47736 ...

Page 86: ...page 80 ASTRA Operation Manual Rev 0124C Appendix Sample Labels WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 5 64mm 37mm Part 47762 WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 6 64mm 59mm Std Part 47735 ...

Page 87: ...ASTRA Operation Manual Rev 0124C page 81 Appendix Sample Labels WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 7 64mm 85mm Std Part 47743 WEIGHED ITEM FIXED PRICE ITEM Format 8 64mm 85mm Reduced S H Part 47745 ...

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