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4.3.1

Daily Report Categories ...................................................................................................... 29

4.3.2

Operation Procedure ...........................................................................................................30

4.4

Monthly Total Report ........................................................................................................................31

4.4.1

Monthly Report Categories ..................................................................................................31

4.4.2

Operation Procedure ...........................................................................................................32

4.5

Hourly Total Report ..........................................................................................................................33

4.6

Operator Total Report ...................................................................................................................... 34

4.7

Total Clear ........................................................................................................................................ 35

Chapter 5

Programming

5.1

Programming PLUs ..........................................................................................................................38

5.2

Deleting PLUs ..................................................................................................................................43

5.3

Programming Message Files ...........................................................................................................44

5.4

Deleting Message Files ...................................................................................................................45

5.5

Programming Date and Time ...........................................................................................................46

5.6

Programming Store Names and Addresses .................................................................................... 47

5.7

Deleting Store Names and Addresses ............................................................................................. 48

5.8

Programming Preset Keys ............................................................................................................... 49

5.9

Deleting All Preset Keys ..................................................................................................................50

5.10 Printing PLU/Message Information ..................................................................................................51

5.11 Programming Department Codes and Names .................................................................................53

5.12 Deleting Department Codes and Names .........................................................................................54

5.13 Programming Group Codes and Names ..........................................................................................55

5.14 Deleting Group Codes and Names ..................................................................................................56

5.15 Programming Operator Codes and Names .....................................................................................57

5.16 Deleting Operator Codes and Names ..............................................................................................58

5.17 Programming Nutrition Files ............................................................................................................59

5.18 Changing Unit Price/Fixed Price ...................................................................................................... 65

Chapter 6

Text Editing

6.1

Text Entry Screen ............................................................................................................................68

6.1.1

Indicators ............................................................................................................................. 68

6.1.2

7-Segment Display Characters ............................................................................................68

6.2

Character Size .................................................................................................................................69

6.3

Text Editing Keys ..............................................................................................................................70

6.4

How to Create/Edit Text ...................................................................................................................71

6.5

How to Reverse Text ........................................................................................................................72

6.6

How to Insert Characters .................................................................................................................74

Chapter 7

Troubleshooting

7.1

Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................76

7.2

Other Problems ................................................................................................................................75

Summary of Contents for BC-3000

Page 1: ...1 BC 3000 Retail Scale 44299 Operating Manual ...

Page 2: ...improvements Please convey your comments to the nearest Ishida Company regional representative Thank you Copyright 1996 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: ...th wetted with a neutral cleanser Never use thinner or other volatile liquids Do not drop or apply a strong shock to the scale Do not expose the scale too long periods of direct sunlight Do not allow any liquids to come into contact with the scale or terminal Always operate the scale with the same rated AC power supply shown on the specification plate ...

Page 4: ...rely connected to the main grounding provision by qualified service personnel Do not remove covers or enclosures To avoid personal injury and shock do not open or remove any covers or enclosures of the instrument unless specified in the manual Do not perform unspecified maintenance For your personal safety do not perform any maintenance procedures which are not specified in the manual Disconnect p...

Page 5: ...ht 14 2 4 Fixed price Sales 15 2 5 Prepack for Sales by Weight 16 2 6 Prepack for Fixed price Sales 17 2 7 Label Batch Print 18 2 8 Pack Count Sub total 19 2 9 Mark Down Functions 20 2 9 1 Amount Discount 20 2 9 2 Percentage Discount 20 2 9 3 Special Price 20 2 10 Unit Price Override 21 2 11 Voiding the Last Label 21 2 12 Switching from Sale by Weight to Fixed price Sale 21 2 13 Selecting Lower Pr...

Page 6: ...eleting All Preset Keys 50 5 10 Printing PLU Message Information 51 5 11 Programming Department Codes and Names 53 5 12 Deleting Department Codes and Names 54 5 13 Programming Group Codes and Names 55 5 14 Deleting Group Codes and Names 56 5 15 Programming Operator Codes and Names 57 5 16 Deleting Operator Codes and Names 58 5 17 Programming Nutrition Files 59 5 18 Changing Unit Price Fixed Price ...

Page 7: ...ance 2 1 2 Display 2 1 3 Operation Keys 3 1 4 Program Keys 6 1 5 Loading Label Paper Roll 9 Contents 1 1 Appearance 2 1 2 Display 2 1 3 Operation Keys 3 1 4 Program Keys 6 1 5 Loading Label Paper Roll 9 CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW ...

Page 8: ... when weight value is true zero or temporary zero Lights when a tare is used Lights when the SAVE mode is used Lights when the AUTOMATIC PRINT mode is used 1 1 Appearance Operator Display Weigh Platter Key Sheet Fuse Power Switch Customer Display WEIGHT lb ZERO Capacity 30 0 01 lb NET SAVE AUTO UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE 5 PLU Height Adjustment Side Cover Printer ...

Page 9: ...LTIPLY PGM MODE LOWER PRESET PAPER FEED PACK COUNT Preset key Additional function key The following functions can be programmed DATE TIME display EXTRA MESSAGE No STORE NAME No POP MESSAGE No FIXED PRICE function SAVE function DISCOUNT AMOUNT DISCOUNT PERCENTAGE DISCOUNT Insert the Operation Key Sheet over the Program Key Sheet Program Key Sheet Operation Key Sheet ...

Page 10: ...els to the correct printing position PLU SELECT Used to access PLU data 0 to PRE PACK Used to switch auto manual label printing PRINT Used to issue a label PROGRAM MODE SELECT Used to access the Subtraction Total Reports and Programming menus RESET Used to initialize the scale TARE Used to subtract the tare weight from the total weight on the weigh platter TEMPORARY DATE Used to change the current...

Page 11: ...he entered percentage STORE NAME POP MSSG DATE TIME Used to display the current date and time EXTRA MESSAGE Used to access the extra message corresponding to the entered number STORE NAME Used to access the store name corresponding to the entered number POP MESSAGE Used to access the POP message corresponding to the entered number FIXED PRICE Used to temporarily change from sales by weight to fixe...

Page 12: ... with a typewriter style keyboard layout Remove the Operation Key Sheet so that the Program Key Sheet under it can be used Program Key Sheet Operation Key Sheet EXTRA TEXT SPEED KEYS SHIFT DATE TIME PLU LIST STORE NAME HELP ZERO BS MODE RESET END INSERT LINE DELETE CHAR DELETE COPY PRINT PLU PAPER FEED EDIT PLU ENTER TARE CLR EDIT NEW LINE GRAND TOTAL PRICE OVRDE SIZE NORMAL DEPT GROUP OPERATOR 1 ...

Page 13: ...l when applicable UP ARROW Used to move up the lines of text Also used to move up the menu items presented in the program mode total mode and other menu screens DOWN ARROW Used to move down the lines of text Also used to move up the menu items presented in the program mode total mode and other menu screens RIGHT ARROW Used to move across the characters of text Also used to view options available o...

Page 14: ...r creating editing or deleting the extra text sales messages EXTRA TEXT Used to select the menu item for creating editing or deleting the extra text sales messages DEPARTMENT Used to select the menu item for creating editing or deleting the department name for use in the total report GROUP Used to select the menu item for creating editing or deleting the group name for use in the total report OPER...

Page 15: ...properly over the peeling bar making sure it passes through the groove 7 When the label paper needs to be wound up wind the tip of the paper around the winding sleeve and fasten it with the U pin 8 Push the printer head down until it locks securely 9 Close the side cover 10 Turn on the power and press the PAPER FEED key to advance the label paper to the correct printing position ON a PAPER FEED La...

Page 16: ...k for Sales by Weight 16 2 6 Prepack for Fixed price Sales 17 2 7 Label Batch Print 18 2 8 Pack Count Sub total 19 2 9 Mark Down Functions 20 2 10 Unit Price Override 21 2 11 Voiding the Last Label 21 2 12 Switching from Sale by Weight to Fixed price Sale 21 2 13 Selecting Lower Preset Data 21 2 14 Pack Date Override 22 2 15 Save Function 22 ...

Page 17: ...re that the power is off 2 Check that the scale and the level device aperture are clean and free of foreign matter If not wipe any soiled areas with a dry cloth 3 Clean the thermal head with a cotton swab at least once a week in order to maintain print quality Dip the end of the cotton swab into cleaning fluid and wipe the thermal head 4 Remove any foreign matter label adhesive etc to make the sca...

Page 18: ...3000 User s Manual Rev 0 2 2 Power On 1 Turn on the power 2 Make sure that nothing is on the weigh platter 3 Check that the ZERO indicator is lit 4 If the ZERO indicator is not lit press the ZERO key ON ZERO ZERO ...

Page 19: ...Tare look up key Press the tare look up preset key 3 Enter the PLU PLU number entry Enter the PLU number and press the PLU key PLU preset key Press the preset key in which the PLU item data is set 4 Weigh the item Place the item on the weigh platter 5 Perform mark down operation if necessary Refer to page 20 6 Print the label When not using the operator system Press the PRINT key When using the op...

Page 20: ...tity When selling more than one of the same item enter the quantity and press the MULTIPLY key Otherwise go to the next step 4 Print the label When not using the operator system Enter the number of labels and press the PRINT key Note Press the CLEAR key once to temporarily stop printing To continue printing press the PRINT key To cancel printing press the CLEAR key again If the number of labels is...

Page 21: ...l be displayed Press the TARE key The displayed value will return to zero and the NET indicator will light Fixed tare weight Enter the tare weight and press the TARE key Tare look up key Press the tare look up preset key 4 Enter the PLU PLU number entry Enter the PLU number and press the PLU key PLU preset key Press the preset key in which the PLU item data is set Note Refer to page 22 when using ...

Page 22: ...ich the PLU item data is set Note Refer to page 22 when using the Save Function 4 Print the label Enter the number of labels and press the PRINT key Note Press the CLEAR key once to temporarily stop printing To continue printing press the PRINT key To cancel printing press the CLEAR key again If the number of labels is one simply press the PRINT key 5 Exit the prepack mode Press the PREPACK key Th...

Page 23: ... in which the PLU item data is set 4 Enter the desired number of labels Enter the number of labels to be issued Max 999 Press the LABEL BATCH key 5 Enter any additional PLUs Repeat steps 3 and 4 when labels for other PLUs are needed A maximum of 20 PLUs can be entered Otherwise go to the next step 6 Print the label Press the PRINT key Note Press the CLEAR key once to temporarily stop printing To c...

Page 24: ...he number of labels total weight and amount which have been issued since the last time the PACK COUNT key was pressed 1 Enter the PACK COUNT SUB TOTAL mode Press the PACK COUNT key Note Press the CLEAR key to exit the pack count subtotal mode 2 Print the pack count sub total Press the PRINT key ...

Page 25: ...ted and press the AMOUNT DISCOUNT key AMOUNT DISCOUNT preset key Press the PRESET key in which the amount discount data is set 2 9 2 Percentage Discount 1 Enter the discount percentage Discount percentage entry Enter the percentage to be discounted and press the PERCENT DISCOUNT key PERCENT DISCOUNT preset key Press the PRESET key in which the percentage discount data is set 2 9 3 Special Price 1 ...

Page 26: ...Place the item on the scale 2 11 Voiding the Last Label 1 Press the VOID key immediately after the label is issued 2 12 Switching from Sale by Weight to Fixed price Sale 1 Enter the fixed price Note Skip this step if the fixed price is the same as the preset unit price 2 Press the FIXED PRICE key 2 13 Selecting Lower Preset Data A preset key can have two levels of preset data Normally the upper pr...

Page 27: ...5 Save Function The SAVE key is one of the preset function options When the SAVE indicator is lit the selected PLU is retained saved after a label is issued 1 Press the PREPACK key to enter the manual mode if the scale is in auto mode 2 Select the desired PLU if not already displayed 3 Press the SAVE key The SAVE indicator lights Note To cancel the save mode press the SAVE key again DATE Ex Novemb...

Page 28: ...CHAPTER 3 SUBTRACTION Contents 3 1 Subtraction Mode 24 ...

Page 29: ...et is being used for this operation Step Description Keys and Display 1 Access the Subtraction mode Ex Password 7000 Press the ENTER key 2 Enter the PLU number to be corrected followed by the PLU key Ex PLU No 1 Note If the PLU key is pressed again the entered PLU number will be displayed for one second 3 Enter the NUMBER of the item label to be returned followed by the VOID key Ex Three 3 Labels ...

Page 30: ...000 User s Manual Rev 0 Step Description Keys and Display 7 Repeat steps 2 through 6 for any other items labels to be returned When complete proceed to step 8 8 Press the MODE key to return to normal operation MODE ...

Page 31: ...CHAPTER 4 TOTAL REPORTS Contents 4 1 Total Reports 28 4 2 Total Mode 28 4 3 Daily Total Report 29 4 4 Monthly Total Report 31 4 5 Hourly Total Report 33 4 6 Operator Total Report 34 4 7 Total Clear 35 ...

Page 32: ...Key Sheet and not the Operation Key Sheet is being used for these operations 4 2 Total Mode TOTAL MODE DAILY CLEAR MONTHLY CLEAR ALL CLEAR MONTHLY SALES TOTAL MONTHLY ITEM MONTHLY DEPT MONTHLY GROUP MONTHLY DSN TOTAL MONTHLY PROFIT TOTAL MONTHLY DEPT TOTAL MONTHLY GROUP TOTAL DAILY SALES TOTAL DAILY ITEM DAILY DEPT DAILY GROUP DAILY DSN TOTAL DAILY PROFIT TOTAL DAILY DEPT TOTAL DAILY GROUP TOTAL D...

Page 33: ...he Daily Sales Total was cleared Daily Designated PLUTotal Report The Daily Designated PLU Total Report allows the sales for a specified PLU to be printed To specify a PLU enter the numeric value 1 999999 followed by the ENTER key If the PLU number is correct press the PRINT key Daily Profit Report The Daily Profit Report produces a printout indicating how much profit has been made from selling it...

Page 34: ...ily Designated PLU Total F02 01 07 Daily Profit Total F02 01 08 Daily Department Total F02 01 09 Daily Group Total 5 Press the PRINT key 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 for any other reports 7 Press the END key to return to the main menu 8 Press the MODE key to return to normal operation 8 0 0 MODE ENTER 0 ENTER Select Report Category PRINT END MODE Note Particular reports can be obtained by using the foll...

Page 35: ... the Monthly Sales Total was cleared Monthly Designated PLU Total Report The Monthly Designated PLU Total Report allows the sales for a specified PLU to be printed To specify a PLU enter the numeric value 1 999999 followed by the ENTER key If the PLU number is correct press the PRINT key Monthly Profit Report The Monthly Profit Report produces a printout indicating how much profit has been made fr...

Page 36: ...otal Report 4 Press the ENTER key to access the Report Category 5 Press the UP or DOWN key to select the desired Report Category F02 03 01 Monthly Sales Total F02 03 03 Monthly Item F02 03 04 Monthly Dept F02 03 05 Monthly Group F02 03 06 Monthly Designated PLU Total F02 03 07 Monthly Profit Total F02 03 08 Monthly Department Total F02 03 09 Monthly Group Total 6 Press the PRINT key 7 Repeat steps...

Page 37: ...in the Hourly Total Report Step Description Keys and Display 1 Access the Total mode Ex Password 8000 2 Press number 2 followed by the ENTER key to access the Total Report menu 3 Press the UP or DOWN key to select the Hourly Total report 4 Press the ENTER key to enter the print mode 5 Press the PRINT key to list the transactions by hour 6 Press the END key to return to the main menu 7 Press the MO...

Page 38: ...iption Keys and Display 1 Access the Total mode Ex Password 8000 2 Press number 2 followed by the ENTER key to access the Total Report menu 3 Press the UP or DOWN key to select the Operator Total reports 4 Press the ENTER key to enter the print mode 5 Press the PRINT key to list the transactions by hour 6 Press the END key to return to the main menu 7 Press the MODE key to return to normal operati...

Page 39: ...the ENTER key to access the Total Clear mode 3 Press the UP or DOWN key to select theTotal Report to be cleared F03 01 Daily Total Report F03 03 Monthly Total Report F03 05 All Total Reports Note When clearing one of the above Reports the Hourly and Operator Total Reports will also be cleared 4 Press the ZERO key twice to clear the totals 5 Press the END key to return to the main menu 6 Press the ...

Page 40: ...dresses 48 5 8 Programming Preset Keys 49 5 9 Deleting All Preset Keys 50 5 10 Printing PLU Message Information 51 5 11 Programming Department Codes and Names 53 5 12 Deleting Department Codes and Names 52 5 13 Programming Group Codes and Names 55 5 14 Deleting Group Codes and Names 56 5 15 Programming Operator Codes and Names 57 5 16 Deleting Operator Codes and Names 58 5 17 Programming Nutrition...

Page 41: ... PLU key to select the PLU Programming mode 3 Enter the PLU number Max 6 digits to be created or edited followed by the PLU key Ex PLU No 123456 4 To edit or create the PLU name at this point press the EDIT key 5 Enter the desired PLU name using the keyboard Note For text editing refer to Chapter 6 After entering the text press the ENTER key 6 Press the ENTER key Note If confirmation of the entere...

Page 42: ...enter the respective price amount or percentage followed by the ENTER key Ex Special Price 5 00 Press the ENTER key 9 Enter the unit price followed by the ENTER key Ex Unit Price 1 00 Press the ENTER key 10 Enter the fixed price followed by the ENTER key Ex Fixed Price 8 00 Press the ENTER key 11 Enter the fixed weight followed by the ENTER key Ex Fixed Weight 3 oz Press the ENTER key 12 Enter the...

Page 43: ...he ENTER key 16 Select the desired date format 0 Machine default 1 No dates 2 Pack date only 3 Expiration date only 4 Both dates Ex Both Dates Press the ENTER key 17 Enter the shelf life number of days followed by the ENTER key Ex Shelf Life number of days 5 Press the ENTER key 18 Enter sales by date max 3 digits Ex To be sold within the next 5 days Press the ENTER key Note If this programming ste...

Page 44: ...ey Ex Item Code 101011 Press the ENTER key 22 Select an optional POP message number followed by the ENTER key Note POP Message 1 6 Safe Handling Message 99 Ex POP Message No 1 Press the ENTER key 23 Select the optional extra message number 1 99 followed by the ENTER key Ex Extra Message No 2 Press the ENTER key 24 Select the barcode type followed by the ENTER key 0 Machine default 1 UPC 13 2 UPC 8...

Page 45: ...ct is to allow price changes 0 Machine default 1 Prohibit 2 Allow Ex Price Change Allowed Press the ENTER key 28 Select whether a tare weight is required or not Then press the ENTER key 0 Machine default 1 No 2 Yes Forced tare Ex Machine Default Press the ENTER key 29 Repeat steps 3 through 28 for any other PLU programming 30 When all desired PLUs have been programmed press the END key 31 Press th...

Page 46: ...to select the PLU Programming mode 3 Enter the PLU number to be deleted followed by the PLU key Ex PLU No 123456 4 To delete the complete PLU record press the CHAR DELETE key 5 Press the CHAR DELETE key again to confirm the deletion Note Press the CLEAR key to cancel the deletion 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for all PLUs to be deleted 7 When all desired PLUs have been deleted press the END key 8 Pre...

Page 47: ...RA TEXT key to select the Message Programming mode 3 Enter the message number 1 99 followed by the PLU key Ex Message No 5 4 Press the ENTER key to select the Edit mode 5 Enter the required message using the keyboard Note For text editing refer to Chapter 6 When complete press the ENTER key 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for any other messages to be created edited 7 When all desired messages have been...

Page 48: ...ER key or press the EXTRA TEXT key to select the Message Programming mode 3 Enter the message number 1 99 to be deleted followed by the PLU key Ex Message No 6 4 Press the CHAR DELETE key to delete the message 5 Press the CHAR DELETE key again to confirm the deletion Note Press the CLEAR key to cancel the deletion 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for any other messages to be deleted 7 When all desired m...

Page 49: ...t the Date Time Programming mode Ex Current Date November 25 1996 3 Enter new date MMDDYYYY followed by the ENTER key Ex New Date November 26 1996 Press the ENTER key 4 Enter the time hhmmss followed by the ENTER key 24 hour clock Ex Current Time 16 30 32 New Time 17 31 00 5 After the new date and time have been entered press the END key 6 Press the MODE key to return to the normal mode 0 0 0 MODE...

Page 50: ...the store reference number 1 9 followed by the PLU key Ex Store Reference Number 1 4 Press the ENTER key to program the store name 5 Enter the required store name using the keyboard Note For text editing refer to Chapter 6 5 When text editing is complete press the DOWN key Press the ENTER key to program the store address Enter the required store address using the keyboard max 47 characters Note Fo...

Page 51: ...e Programming mode 3 Enter the store reference number 1 9 followed by the PLU key Ex Store Reference Number 1 4 Enter 3 followed by the DOWN key to select the Delete mode Press the ENTER key 5 Press the CHAR DELETE key to delete the store information Note Press the CLEAR key to cancel the deletion 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for any other store information to be deleted 7 When all desired store inf...

Page 52: ...he type of preset key by pressing the RIGHT key 0 No key function 1 PLU 3 Amount discount from total price 4 Percentage discount from total price 5 Message text 8 Operator Optional Ex PLU 5 Enter the numeric value to be programmed then press the desired key location Ex PLU No 1 Note To confirm the value programmed in the preset key press the PRESET key and the value will be displayed on the screen...

Page 53: ...o exit the Programming mode press the MODE key again 2 Enter 8 followed by the ENTER key or press the SPEED keys to select the Preset Key Programming mode 3 Enter 2 followed by the ENTER key to select the Preset Key Delete mode 4 Press the CHAR DELETE key to delete all preset keys Note Press the CLEAR key to cancel the deletion 5 When complete press the END key 6 Press the MODE key to return to th...

Page 54: ...ls for checking PLU barcodes will be issued when the label is set or programmed PLU information and extra messages will be printed when the receipt paper is set Note To stop printing press the PRINT key To continue printing press the PRINT key again Proceed to step 9 4 Press the ENTER key and select the type of list using the RIGHT or LEFT key 0 PLUs 1 Messages when receipt paper is set Ex Message...

Page 55: ...el print out Note To stop printing press the PRINT key To continue printing press the PRINT key again 8 After printing press the PRINT key to return to the previous mode 9 When all desired PLU Message information has been printed press the END key 10 Press the MODE key to return to the normal mode PRINT MODE PRINT END ...

Page 56: ...00 Note To exit the Programming mode press the MODE key again 2 Enter 10 followed by the ENTER key or press the DEPT key to select the Department Programming mode 3 Enter the department code followed by the PLU key Ex Department Code 15 4 Press the ENTER key to create edit the department name 5 Enter the required department name using the keyboard max 12 characters When complete press the ENTER ke...

Page 57: ...to select the Department Programming mode 3 Enter the department code to be deleted followed by the PLU key Ex Department Code 16 4 Press the CHAR DELETE key to delete the department 5 Press the CHAR DELETE key again to confirm the deletion Note Press the CLEAR key to cancel the deletion 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for any other departments to be deleted 7 When all desired departments have been del...

Page 58: ...Ex Password 9000 Note To exit the Programming mode press the MODE key again 2 Enter 11 followed by the ENTER key or press the GROUP key to select the Group Programming mode 3 Enter the group code followed by the PLU key Ex Group Code 1111 4 Press the ENTER key to create edit the group name 5 Enter the required group name as required using the keyboard max 12 characters When complete press the ENTE...

Page 59: ...UP key to select the Group Programming mode 3 Enter the group code to be deleted followed by the PLU key Ex Group Code 1112 4 Press the CHAR DELETE key to delete the group 5 Press the CHAR DELETE key again to confirm the deletion Note Press the CLEAR key to cancel the deletion 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for any other groups to be deleted 7 When all desired groups have been deleted press the END ke...

Page 60: ... MODE key again 2 Enter 12 followed by the ENTER key or press the OPERATOR key to select the Operator Programming mode 3 Enter the operator code followed by the PLU key Ex Operator Code 11 4 Press the ENTER key to create edit the operator name 5 Enter the required operator name using the keyboard max 12 characters When complete press the ENTER key 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for any other operators...

Page 61: ...Ex Operator Code 12 4 Press the CHAR DELETE key to delete the operator 5 Press the CHAR DELETE key again to confirm the deletion Note To cancel the deletion press the CLEAR key 6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 for any other operators to be deleted 7 When all desired operator information has been deleted press the END key 8 Press the MODE key to return to the normal mode 5 16 Deleting Operator Codes and ...

Page 62: ...ey again 2 Enter 21 followed by the ENTER key to select the Nutrition File Programming mode 3 Enter the PLU number followed by the PLU key Ex PLU No 1 4 To confirm the entered PLU number on the display press the PLU key The entered PLU number will appear on the display for one second 5 Enter Serving Size followed by the ENTER key 6 Press the ENTER key 7 Enter Serving per Container followed by the ...

Page 63: ...r Total Fat Percentage followed by the ENTER key 11 Press the ENTER key Select the unit of weight mg or g by using the RIGHT or LEFT key 0 mg 1 g Enter Saturated Fat followed by the ENTER key 12 Press the ENTER key Enter Saturated Fat Percentage followed by the ENTER key ENTER Calories from Fat Max 4 digits ENTER mg or g ENTER Select mg or g Total Fat Max 3 digits OR ENTER ENTER Total Fat Max 3 di...

Page 64: ...holesterol Percentage followed by the ENTER key 15 Press the ENTER key Select the unit of weight mg or g by using the RIGHT or LEFT key 0 mg 1 g Enter Sodium followed by the ENTER key 16 Press the ENTER key Enter Sodium Percentage followed by the ENTER key ENTER mg or g Select mg or g Cholesterol Max 3 digits OR ENTER ENTER Cholesterol Max 3 digits ENTER ENTER mg or g Select mg or g Sodium Max 4 d...

Page 65: ...ntage followed by the ENTER key 19 Press the ENTER key Select the unit of weight mg or g by using the RIGHT or LEFT key 0 mg 1 g Enter Dietary Fiber followed by the ENTER key 20 Press the ENTER key Enter Dietary Fiber Percentage followed by the ENTER key mg or g Select mg or g Total Carbohydrate Max 4 digits OR Total Carbohydrate Max 3 digits mg or g Select mg or g Dietary Fiber Max 3 digits ENTER...

Page 66: ...y 23 Press the ENTER key Select the unit of weight mg or g by using the RIGHT or LEFT key 0 mg 1 g Enter Sugar followed by the ENTER key 24 Press the ENTER key Enter Sugar Percentage followed by the ENTER key 25 Press the ENTER key Enter Vitamin A Percentage followed by the ENTER key ENTER mg or g Protein Max 3 digits ENTER ENTER Protein Max 3 digits ENTER ENTER mg or g OR Select mg or g Sugar Max...

Page 67: ...Enter Vitamin C Percentage followed by the ENTER key 27 Press the ENTER key Enter Calcium Percentage followed by the ENTER key 2 28 Press the ENTER key Enter Iron Percentage followed by the ENTER key 29 Repeat steps 3 through 28 for any other Nutrition Files to be programmed 30 When all desired Nutrition Files have been programmed press the END key 31 Press the MODE key to return to the normal mod...

Page 68: ...1 Access the Programming mode Ex Password 9000 Note To exit the Programming mode press the MODE key again 2 Enter 22 followed by the ENTER key to select the Price Change mode 3 Enter the PLU No followed by the PLU key Ex PLU No 1 4 Enter the new price Ex 2 20 5 Repeat steps 3 through 4 for any other prices to be changed 6 When all desired prices have been changed press the END key 7 Press the MODE...

Page 69: ...CHAPTER 6 TEXT EDITING Contents 6 1 Text Entry Screen 68 6 2 Character Size 69 6 3 Text Editing Keys 70 6 4 How to Create Edit Text 71 6 5 How to Reverse Text 72 6 6 How to Insert Characters 74 ...

Page 70: ... 0 6 1 Text Entry Screen 6 1 1 Indicators Reverse Line Counter Character Counter Character Size Shift Insert Size Lower Case 6 1 2 7 Segment Display Characters 0 1 2 3 4 5 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 71: ...name max 12 characters Store address max 47 characters Character Size Print Examples Size 1 7 14 mm Upper Lower case Max 48 characters line Size 2 10 20 mm Upper case only Max 36 characters line Size 3 15 30 mm Upper case only Max 25 characters line Size 4 20 40 mm Upper case only Max 18 characters line Size 5 30 60 mm Upper case only Max 12 characters line Size 6 40 80 mm Upper case only Max 9 ch...

Page 72: ...witch from reverse type to normal type BACK SPACE Used to delete the last entered character or the character to the left of the right most character CHARACTER DELETE Used to delete the right most character on the display LINE DELETE Used to delete complete words from text field COPY Used to copy the text and other settings of a PLU to a new PLU INSERT Used to change between inserting or overriding...

Page 73: ...he UP or DOWN key to select the desired character size Ex Size 3 3 Enter the desired text on the 1st line Ex FILET MIGNON 4 Press the NEW LINE Key Select the desired character size by pressing the UP or DOWN key Ex Size 2 5 Enter the desired text on the 2nd line Ex BEEF Press the ENTER key 6 Press the PRINT key to confirm the entered text Character size SIZE Size Size Character size OR F I L E T M...

Page 74: ...ess the REVERSE key to select Text Reverse mode and the REVERSE indicator will light Enter the desired text on the 1st line Ex FILET MIGNON Press the NORMAL key or press the REVERSE key again to return to standard text 4 Press the NEW LINE key Select the desired character size Press the UP or DOWN key to select the desired character size Ex Size 2 Character size SIZE Size Big size Size OR Reverse ...

Page 75: ...00 User s Manual Rev 0 page 75 Step Description Keys and Display 5 Enter in the desired text on the 2nd line Ex BEEF Press the ENTER key 6 Press the PRINT key to confirm the entered text B E E F ENTER PRINT ...

Page 76: ...ad of FILET was entered by mistake 2 Make sure that the INSERT indicator is lit Note If this indicator is not lit press the INSERT key to turn on the INSERT indicator 3 To insert the character L between I and E Press the LEFT key twice to move two characters back Type L Press the ENTER key E T F I Insert L ENTER ...

Page 77: ...CHAPTER 7 TROUBLESHOOTING Contents 7 1 Troubleshooting 76 7 2 Other Problems 77 ...

Page 78: ... Press the CLEAR key to return to the previous screen Confirm the label size and replace if necessary Press the CLEAR key to return to the previous screen Try to enter the special price again Contact the service engineer The scale reading was not stable when power was turned on or some item was left on the weigh platter Remove any items left on the weigh platter Description Too many characters POP...

Page 79: ...ttached cleaner set to clean the printer head Refer to page 12 Labels are printed as soon as an item is placed on the weigh platter The scale is set in the AUTO mode AUTO indicator is lit Labels are not issued The printing position has slipped Press the PAPER FEED key to align the paper with the correct printing position ...

Page 80: ...IW512P1003 44 SANNO CHO SHOGOIN SAKYO KU KYOTO 606 JAPAN PHONE 075 771 4141 FACSIMILE 075 751 1634 TELEX 05422065 SCALES J CABLE ADD SCALES KYOTO ...

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