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14. PROGRAMMING MODE .......................................................................................................14-1 

 14.1 

Edit 

Screen................................................................................................................14- 2 

 

14.2 

PLU Data Setting.......................................................................................................14- 4 

 14.3 

Department 

Setting...................................................................................................14-12 

 14.4 

Ingredient 

Setting .....................................................................................................14-13 

 

14.5 

Nutrition Facts Setting ..............................................................................................14-14 

 

 

14.5.1  Serving Size Setting......................................................................................14-18 

 

 

14.5.2  Calories Setting ............................................................................................14-18 

 

 

14.5.3  Nutrition Setting 1/2 ......................................................................................14-20 

 

 

14.5.4  Nutrition Setting 2/2 ......................................................................................14-21 

 

 

14.5.5  Additional Title Change 1/2 ...........................................................................14-23 

 

 

14.5.6  Additional Title Change 2/2 ...........................................................................14-24 

 

 

14.5.7  Footnote Setting ...........................................................................................14-25 

 14.6 

Recipe 

Setting ..........................................................................................................14-26 

 

14.7 

Grade Line Setting....................................................................................................14-28 

 14.8 

Message/Information 

Setting ....................................................................................14-29 

 

14.9 

Store Name/Address Setting ....................................................................................14-30 

 

14.10  Scrolling Message Setting ........................................................................................14-31 

 

14.11  Combination Report Setting......................................................................................14-33 

 14.12 

Vendor 

Setting..........................................................................................................14-42 

 14.13 

SFKC 

Setting............................................................................................................14-43 

 14.14 

Idiom 

Setting ............................................................................................................14-48 

 

14.15  Combination Label Setting........................................................................................14-49 

 14.16 

Promotion 

Setting .....................................................................................................14-51 

 14.17 

Schedule 

Setting ......................................................................................................14-53 

 

14.18  Inline (LAN Master/Satellite System) Setting ............................................................14-55 

 

14.19  DLL (LAN Master/Satellite System) Setting ..............................................................14-56 

 

14.20  Operator’s Hint Setting .............................................................................................14-58 

 

14.21  Changing the Unit Price............................................................................................14-60 

15. SETUP MODE .......................................................................................................................15-1 

 15.1 

Date/Time 

Setting......................................................................................................15- 2

 

15.2 

Label Format Setting .................................................................................................15- 3 

 

 

15.2.1  Free Format Arrangement .............................................................................15- 6 

 

 

15.2.2  Label Format List ..........................................................................................15-10 

 

 

15.2.3  Format Copy and New Format No. Addition..................................................15-10 

 

 

15.2.4  Format Reset ................................................................................................15-11 

 

15.3 

Bar Code Format Setting ..........................................................................................15-30 

 15.4 

Memory 

Card 

Operation ...........................................................................................15-33 

 

 

15.4.1  Save/Load Operation ....................................................................................15-34 

 

 

15.4.2  Memory Card Format....................................................................................15-37 

 

 

15.4.3  Clear File in Scale Memory ...........................................................................15-38 

 

 

15.4.4  Memory Card Copy.......................................................................................15-39 

 15.5 

PLU 

Data 

Maintenance.............................................................................................15-40 

 15.6 

Password 

Assignment ..............................................................................................15-47 

 15.7 

Wireless 

LAN............................................................................................................15-48 

 

 

15.7.1  Wireless LAN Setup......................................................................................15-49 

 

 

15.7.2  Wireless LAN Status Check ..........................................................................15-51 

16. REGISTRATION MODE ........................................................................................................16-1 

 

16.1 

Programming for the Registration Mode ....................................................................16- 3 

 

 

16.1.1  Print Item Selection........................................................................................16- 4 

 

 

16.1.2  Label Format Selection ..................................................................................16- 5 

 

 

16.1.3  Mode Change ................................................................................................16- 5 

 

 

16.1.4  PLU Library....................................................................................................16- 6 

 

 

16.1.5  Temporary Date Change ...............................................................................16- 8 

Summary of Contents for SL-5300 Series

Page 1: ...TEC Electronic Computing Scale SL 5300 SERIES Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ...odifications not expressly approved by manufacturer for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil numéique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Rèlement sur le materiel brouilleur du Canada for CANADA only Some procedures described in th...

Page 3: ...this indication Prohibited Do not plug in or unplug the power cord plug with wet hands as this may cause electric shock Do not place metal objects or water filled containers such as flower vases flower pots or mugs etc on top of the machines If metal objects or spilled liquid enter the machines this may cause fire or electric shock If the machines share the same outlet with any other electrical ap...

Page 4: ...e starting normal operations When moving the machine take hold of the case and lift the machine Never hold the remote unit Do not place the machines on unstable or slanted surfaces as they may drop or fall and cause injury USE ONLY TOSHIBA TEC SPECIFIED paper DO NOT STORE the paper or ribbons where they might be exposed to direct sunlight high temperatures high humidity dust or gas Ensure the mach...

Page 5: ...ON 7 1 7 2 Turning the Power OFF 7 2 8 LOADING REPLACING THE MEDIA 8 1 9 OPERATION PANEL 9 1 9 1 Operational Precautions 9 1 9 2 Tilt Angle Adjustment 9 1 9 3 Layout of the Operation Panel 9 2 10 CUSTOMER S DISPLAY 10 1 10 1 US Model 10 1 10 2 CA Model 10 2 10 3 Spanish Display Sticker 10 3 11 DAILY MAINTENANCE 11 1 11 1 Cleaning 11 1 11 1 1 Print Head 11 1 11 1 2 Platen and Media Roll Holder 11 2...

Page 6: ...etting 14 53 14 18 Inline LAN Master Satellite System Setting 14 55 14 19 DLL LAN Master Satellite System Setting 14 56 14 20 Operator s Hint Setting 14 58 14 21 Changing the Unit Price 14 60 15 SETUP MODE 15 1 15 1 Date Time Setting 15 2 15 2 Label Format Setting 15 3 15 2 1 Free Format Arrangement 15 6 15 2 2 Label Format List 15 10 15 2 3 Format Copy and New Format No Addition 15 10 15 2 4 Form...

Page 7: ...1 16 3 2 When Invalidating the Quantity and Changing the Unit Price Preset to the PLU 16 32 16 3 3 Batch Print Operation 16 36 16 4 Fix Price Operation US model only 16 38 16 5 Issuing Net Weight Statement Label US model only 16 39 16 6 Sales Promotion 16 41 16 7 Average Portion Cost 16 43 16 8 Operator s Hint 16 45 17 REGISTRATION MARK DOWN MODE 17 1 18 REGISTRATION REWRAP MODE 18 1 19 REPORT RES...

Page 8: ...display Printer Adoption of the front loading label cassette makes the media replacement easier and extra space for the scale side unnecessary The printer can print up to 80 mm wide labels with the maximum print speed of 4 sec allowing production of a variety of print formats Firmware The firmware of this machine enables the following functions 1 Average unit price can be printed 2 PLU library lis...

Page 9: ...2 Accessories When unpacking please check that the following accessories are supplied with the scale Owner s Manual Print Head Cleaner TR 4x10 Screw N 8 Nut 1 copy 1 pcs 4 pcs 4 pcs Sealing Lead Stranded Wire Sealing Cover Label 2 pc 260 mm x 2 pcs 1 pc Warranty Instruction Quality Control Report Spanish Display Sticker 1 pc US model only 1 pc US model only 1 pc CA model only Label 1 roll SL 5300 ...

Page 10: ...tor s display 10 4 inch color TFT display 640x480 dots Customer s display 5x7 dots 20 characters x 2 lines VFD Standard 256x64 dots Full dot display Option 4 digits 5 digits Thin Film Resistor 2300 PLUs standard 17300 PLUs max Option Thermal Print Head Strip Batch 203 dots inch 8 dots mm Supersensitive label 4 inches sec 102 mm sec Normal sensitive label 3 inches sec 76 mm sec 1 89 to 3 15 inches ...

Page 11: ...r s display does not work Please take the height of the remote display into consideration Remote Customer s Display Pole Type OP 5300 FPIU A 256x64 dot VFD remote type customer s display When this option is used the standard customer s display does not work Please take the height of the remote display into consideration MEMO PC Board OP 5300 PIGGYBACK 1MB PLU Memory expansion PC board containing 1...

Page 12: ...tte Operation Panel Label Cassette Media Outlet Customer s Display Power Cord Adjustable Leg Feed Button Cutter Level Gauge Platter Power Switch Interface Cover Connector Panel Media Roll Stopper Backing Paper Stopper Platen Media Guide Strip Plate Media Roll Holder 155 180 450 310 410 464 25 85 ...

Page 13: ...3 APPEARANCE EO1 31009 3 4 Connector Panel 3 2 3 4 Connector Panel Serial Port COM1 PC Card Slot ...

Page 14: ...ours perform the following preparatory operations 1 Plug in the scale Refer to Section 5 2 Adjust the level of the scale Refer to Section 6 3 Turn ON the power switch Refer to Section 7 4 Adjust the angle of the operation panel Refer to Section 9 5 Load the media Refer to Section 8 After the business hour is over clean the scale 1 Turn OFF the power switch Refer to Section 7 2 Clean the scale Refe...

Page 15: ...power cord with wet hands as this may cause an electric shock 5 Be sure to fully insert the power plug into the AC outlet Failure to do this may cause fire or electric shock 6 Be sure to hold and pull on the plug when disconnecting the power cord Pulling on the cord instead of the plug may break the internal wires which may cause fire or electric shock 7 Clean the plug for a few times a year The p...

Page 16: ...table legs clockwise or turn the right adjustable legs counterclockwise When the bubble is positioned backward Turn the front adjustable legs clockwise or turn the rear adjustable legs counterclockwise Level Gauge Left Adjustable Legs WARNING Care must be taken not to squash the power cord by the scale when adjusting the level as this may cause electric shock or fire Right Adjustable Legs Front Ad...

Page 17: ...wer switch is ON the memory backup battery is charged Therefore data in the memory may be deleted if the battery voltage drops Consult your TOSHIBA TEC service representative in case the scale will not be used for a long period of time more than 30 days 3 The last display before turning OFF the switch follows about 10 second scanning display NOTE If the power does not turn on or an error message a...

Page 18: ...Menu is displayed 2 Turn OFF the power switch CAUTION 1 Do not turn off the power during printing Doing so may cause a paper jam or machine failure 2 Do not turn off the power in the middle of operation Doing so may cause a malfunction 3 Do not turn off the power while the PC card is being accessed Doing so may destroy the data in the PC card Power Switch ...

Page 19: ...n panel just for your reference NOTE When replacing the label first cut the backing paper at the position of arrow A remove the backing paper stopper move the media roll stopper to the right and remove the label roll and the backing paper roll from the label cassette WARNING 1 Do not touch the print head or around the print head or you may get burned as the print head becomes very hot during print...

Page 20: ... of the label roll is protruding flatten it on a level surface 2 Do not use labels rolled loose as this may cause a paper jam Re roll the label tightly 3 Move the media roll stopper to the label edge Make sure that the label roll stopper s front part where the label WIDTH is attached is set along with the label edge 4 Pull the top end of the label past the strip plate so that the labels pass under...

Page 21: ... the label in the strip mode skip this step To issue the label in the batch mode push the label cassette into the scale with the top edge of the label protruding from the media outlet Press the FEED button to check that the labels are fed properly Now the label loading for the batch mode is completed 7 When using the strip issue remove the backing paper stopper from the take up shaft FEED Button B...

Page 22: ...50 cm of backing paper Thread the backing paper through the printer as shown below and fix the top edge of the backing paper to the take up shaft with the backing paper stopper Then turn the take up shaft counterclockwise for a few times 9 Push back the label cassette into the scale and press the FEED button to check that the labels are fed properly ...

Page 23: ...nds Doing so may cause electric shock or machine failure 2 Should the liquid crystal leak out of the operation panel do not touch it or you may have a rash If it is attached to your skin or clothes wash it away immediately with clean water CAUTION 1 Operate the operation panel only with fingers Do not use a sharp object like a pen as this may cause a machine failure 2 Just press the touch screen p...

Page 24: ...s section describes the layout of the screen displayed in the operation panel The screen differs according to the modes and menus The examples shown below are those that appear in the Registration mode 1 US Model 2 CA Model 8 9 11 5 6 7 12 4 3 13 10 14 16 15 17 1 10 11 14 15 5 3 6 7 8 12 9 16 4 2 1 2 13 ...

Page 25: ...ode Current state of the scale is displayed Weigh By count Fix 11 Operating mode Current operating mode is displayed REG NORMAL Label REG MARK DOWN REG REWRAP 12 Date and Time 13 AUTO MANUAL lamp The current label issue method is displayed 14 PREPACK tare lamp Lights when the called PLU data or tare is retained 15 NET lamp Lights when a tare is entered In this case a net weight will be displayed o...

Page 26: ...ose the appropriate one from them For the installation of the optional kits please contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent REG MANU WEIGH JN 01 02 17 45 P TARE TARE PREPACK ENTER THE PLU 000000 P 0 000 0 000 TARE lb UNIT lb TOTAL CAPACITY 0 15 lb e d 0 005 lb 15 30 lb e d 0 01 lb SCROLLING MESSAGE INDICATES SCALE AT ZERO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P E N T E R P L U 0 0 0 0 0 0 T...

Page 27: ... the installation of the optional kits please contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent REG MANU WEIGH JN 01 02 17 45 P TARE TARE PREPACK ENTER THE PLU 000000 P 0 000 0 000 TARE kg kg kg CAPACITY 0 6 kg e d 0 002 kg 6 15 lb e d 0 005 kg CAPACITÉ 0 15 lb e d 0 005 lb 15 30 lb e d 0 01 lb ZERO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P E N T E R P L U 0 0 0 0 0 0 TARE PRICE PRIX WEIGHT POIDS TOTA...

Page 28: ...Regarding the Remote Displays US CA and Spanish display stickers are enclosed in the optional kits so that you can choose the appropriate one from them For the installation of the optional kits please contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent REG MANU WEIGH 01 06 02 17 45 P TARE TARE PREPACK ENTER THE PLU 000000 P 0 000 0 000 TARE kg kg kg Max 15 kg CAPACIDAO 0 6 kg e d...

Page 29: ...shock may occur 2 Be sure to turn off the power before cleaning Failure to do this may cause a fire or electric shock 3 Do not use thinner or benzine for cleaning as this may cause a fire 4 Do not touch the print head or around it just after printing You may get burned as the print head becomes very hot during printing CAUTION 1 Do not use a sharp object for cleaning the print head or platen Doing...

Page 30: ... dust or paper particles from the media roll holder with a slightly moistened soft cloth 11 1 3 Covers and Platter 1 Turn off the power switch 2 Wipe the covers and platter with a dry soft cloth For dirty parts use a slightly moistened soft cloth 11 1 4 Operation Panel 1 Turn off the power switch 2 Wipe the surface of the operation panel with a dry soft cloth For dirty parts use a commercially ava...

Page 31: ...tte 3 Remove the jammed media 4 Re load the label roll correctly and push the label cassette into the scale with the top edge of the label protruding from the media outlet Refer to Section 8 Loading Replacing the Media CAUTION Do not push down or hit the print head block as this may cause a machine failure Label Cassette Print Head Block Label Cassette ...

Page 32: ...des so that a 1 mm clearance is given between each guide and the backing paper edge 1 Set the left side media guide at 2 mm from the left end If the media guide touches the backing paper move it left for about 1 mm 2 Set the right side media guide at about 1 mm from the right edge of the backing paper 2 mm Left Side Media Guide Right Side Media Guide ...

Page 33: ...ing the PC Card 1 Turn off the power switch and open the interface cover by pushing the portion indicated by the arrow 2 Hold the PC card so that the front side faces up and the arrow mark points to the card slot and slowly insert it into the slot until it stops 3 Turn on the power switch 12 2 Ejecting the PC Card 1 First make sure that the PC card is not being accessed then turn off the power swi...

Page 34: ... main menu of this scale 1 After turning on the power switch the operation panel will show the last screen of Registration Mode that was used just before the power off It takes about 15 seconds 2 Touching the BACK key causes the main menu to appear Select the desired menu by touching its key 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 35: ...the master scale 5 RESET In this mode you can reset the total memory issue the Z report of the totals registered in Registration Mode NORMAL MARK DOWN REWRAP Section 19 6 REG MARK DOWN In this mode the prices are reduced from the usual prices The transaction data in this mode will be stored separately from the Registration NORMAL LABEL Mode Section 17 7 REG REWRAP In this mode rewrapped products a...

Page 36: ...side of the 1 key C Used to clear the input numeric data Used to scroll the screen Menu PLU data Section 14 2 Vendor Section 14 12 Department Section 14 3 SFKC Section 14 13 Ingredient Section 14 4 Idiom Section 14 14 Nutrition Section 14 5 Confirmation Label Section 14 15 Recipe Section 14 6 Promotion Section 14 16 Grade line Section 14 7 Schedule Section 14 17 Message Information Section 14 8 In...

Page 37: ...the insert and overwrite Space Used to insert a space Back space Used to delete the character in front of the cursor ENTER Used to add another line Used to move the cursor Del Used to delete the selected character EURO Sign 1 EURO Sign 2 Used to show European characters or symbols Euro Sign 1 Euro Sign 2 Cancel Used to cancel the entry Copy Used to choose the character s to be copied Touch this ke...

Page 38: ...range is shaded 3 Move the cursor to the position where the selected copy range is pasted and then touch the Paste key 4 The selected copy range is copied 2 How to apply boldface Move the cursor to the line where bold is applied and the touch the Bold key The applied line is displayed in red 3 Idiom When the Idiom key is touched the Idiom list will appear Select the desired idiom by touching its a...

Page 39: ...odity name The shortened names are used as the speed key names in SFKC setting PLUs Lib Used to call the index of the commodity names ADD Used to add a new PLU NEXT PLU Used to call the PLU of next number LAST PLU Used to call the PLU of preceding number COPY Used to copy the PLU data to a new PLU DELETE Used to delete the PLU data CHANGE PLU Used to change the PLU No Unit Price area 1ST PRICE 2ND...

Page 40: ...2 The Edit screen will appear 3 Edit a commodity name max 32 characters by 4 lines Making the commodity name shorter To shorten a single PLU s name 1 Call the PLU 2 Touch the Comm Short key 3 The sub screen will appear 4 Touch the Single key To shorten the all PLU names 1 Touch the Comm Short key 2 The sub screen will appear 3 Touch the ALL key NOTES 1 A PLU name is shortened to 24 characters max ...

Page 41: ...igit See the examples below Example 1 Auto code 123 Input code for UPC 6543 Example 2 Auto code 98 54 Input code for UPC 0211 Unit price 1 Input a 4 digit number 2 Touch the 1st Price area NOTE The 2nd Price cannot be used at present Unit price flag In case of the lb scale US model Select per 1lb per 1 2 lb or per 1 4lb In case of the kg scale CA model Select per 1kg or per 100g NOTE Only per 1kg ...

Page 42: ...in the following range Lb scale 0 000 2 000lb Default 2 000lb Kg scale 0 000kg 1 000kg Default 1 000kg 2 Touch the Tare Limit area 3 The confirmation screen will appear 4 Touch the Go key to enter the data To cancel touch the Cancel key NOTES 1 With the initial settings this function is not available When this function is required contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales age...

Page 43: ...9 2 Touch the GRADE LINE area Or 1 Touch the GRADE LINE area 2 The grade line list will appear 3 Select the desired grade line from the list For details of the grade line refer to Section 14 7 Operator s Hint 1 Input an operator s hint number 1 99 2 Touch the OPERATOR S HINT area Or 1 Touch the OPERATOR S HINT area 2 The operator s hint list will appear 3 Select the desired operator s hint from th...

Page 44: ...e representative or sales agent 2 For the BONUS logo and FSP logo settings refer to the NOTES for the LOGO setting on the following page However the logo print area is limited to the following size 3 The Bonus logo s print area is shared by LOGO 3 Usually LOGO 3 takes precedence over the Bonus logo except during the FSP schedule time range 4 The FSP logo s print area is shared by Coupon logo Usual...

Page 45: ...rinted as 40 mm by 30 mm 5 Printable logo width differs depending on the label width Logos which are larger than the above size can be programmable however the part outside the specified size will not be printed Safe Handling Instructions 1 Input a safe handling instruction number 0 10 2 Touch the SAFE HANDLING area NOTES 1 Safe handling instructions can be called only from the flash memory card A...

Page 46: ... to Section 14 5 Recipe 1 Input a recipe number 1 1000 2 Touch the RECIPE area Or 1 Touch the RECIPE area 2 The recipe list will appear 3 Select the desired recipe number from the list For details of the recipe refer to Section 14 6 Store name address 1 Input a Store name Address number 1 50 2 Touch the Store name Address area Or 1 Touch the Store name Address area 2 The Store name Address list wi...

Page 47: ...git number 00 99 2 Touch the ADD key 3 Touch the DEPT NO area 4 Touch the data entry area 5 Enter a Dept name on the edit screen Max 24 characters Selecting the Dept No and editing the Dept name 1 Touch the DEPT No area 2 Touch the same DEPT No area again 3 Edit the Dept name on the edit screen Max 24 characters Searching a Dept No 1 Input a Dept No you desire to search 2 Touch the SEARCH CODE key...

Page 48: ...memory capacity Memory not enough error will appear When the SORT key is touched the following confirmation screen will appear To execute touch the GO key or CANCEL key to cancel It takes a while to complete the data sort SEARCH CODE Used to search the desired Ingredient No and display it on top of the list ADD Used to add a new ingredient When the input number already exists a beep tone will soun...

Page 49: ...ire to search 2 Touch the SEARCH CODE key Copying the Ingredient 1 Touch the ING No area of copy source 2 Input the ING No of copy destination 3 Touch the COPY key Deleting the Ingredient 1 Touch the ING No area to be deleted 2 Input the ING No 3 Touch the DELETE key Changing the ING No 1 Touch the ING No area you desire to change 2 Input a new ING No 3 Touch the CHANGE CODE key 14 5 Nutrition Fac...

Page 50: ...m Procedure Adding a new Nutrition Facts No 1 Input a 3 digit Nutrition Facts No 001 500 2 Touch the ADD key 3 Touch the data entry area and enter the data Refer to the Nutrition Facts Programming screen on the following page Selecting a Nutrition Facts No and editing the Nutrition Facts 1 Touch the NUTRITION No area 2 Touch the same NUTRITION No area again 3 Edit the Nutrition Facts Searching a N...

Page 51: ...he nutrition titles Additional title part 2 Used to add the nutrition titles Format selection Used to select a template See the Nutrition Facts Format Templates Procedure Item Procedure Serving size 1 Touch The Serving Size key 2 The Serving Size setting screen will appear Refer to Section 14 5 1 Calories 1 Touch the Calories and Calories from Fat key 2 The Calories and Calories from Fat setting s...

Page 52: ...o Section 14 5 5 Additional title 2 2 1 Touch the Additional Title part 2 key 2 The Additional title part 2 setting screen will appear Refer to Section 14 5 6 Footnote 1 Touch the Footnote key 2 The Footnote setting screen will appear Refer to Section 14 5 7 Nutrition Facts Format Templates Regular Regular omitted footnote Tabular Tabular omitted footnote For children less than 2 For children ages...

Page 53: ...r the data max 20 characters Serving per container 1 Touch the Serving per Container area 2 The Edit mode screen will appear 3 Enter the data max 20 characters NOTE The numeric keys and C key are not used in this operation 14 5 2 Calories Setting The following screen will appear when the Calories and Calories from Fat key of the Nutrition Facts Programming screen is touched Serving Size area Servi...

Page 54: ...a Calories from Fat 1 Input a numeric data 0 9999 or 0 0 99 9 2 Touch the Calories from Fat area Additional EDIT key BACK key 1 Touch the Additional area 2 The Calories from SatFat window will appear 3 Touch the EDIT key to enter the additional title To exit touch the BACK key 4 Input a numeric data for the additional title 0 9999 or 0 0 99 9 5 Touch the data area ...

Page 55: ...e the screen with the scroll keys NOTES 1 Up to 5 kinds of nutrition can be added by selecting from the Additional Nutrition Table 2 The Additional Nutrition Table already contains 8 kinds of nutrition You can register up to 10 kinds of nutrition See Section 14 5 5 Key Functions Key Function decimal point Used to enter a decimal point In this case the effective value becomes 0 0 to 999 9 Page 1 of...

Page 56: ...mming screen Deleting an added nutrition 1 Touch the nutrition area to be deleted 2 The Additional Nutrition Table will appear 3 Touch a vacant cell of the table 14 5 4 Nutrition Setting 2 2 The following screen will appear when The Nutrients part 2 key of the Nutrition Facts Programming screen is touched You can enter each nutrition data with this menu Since this menu consists of 2 screens change...

Page 57: ...in 2 The daily value exceeding 100 will be displayed as Adding a new nutrition 1 Touch the Additional area 2 Select a nutrition from the Additional Nutrition Table 3 Input a numeric data 0 9999 or 0 0 99 9 4 Touch the data entry area NOTES 1 Up to 6 kinds of nutrition can be added 2 The Additional Nutrition Table consists of 3 screens Change the screen using the scroll keys 3 Added nutrition is pr...

Page 58: ...of 2 screens change the screen with the scroll keys Procedure Item Procedure Changing the title of nutrition 1 Touch the nutrition area to be changed 2 The edit screen will appear 3 Enter a new title Max 20 characters Changing the unit of measure 1 Touch the unit of measure area to be changed 2 The edit screen will appear 3 Enter a new unit Max 2 characters Adding a new nutrition 1 Touch a vacant ...

Page 59: ...touched You can make a change to the Additional Nutrition Table which appears when adding the nutrition types See Section 14 5 4 Since this menu consists of 4 screens change the screen with the scroll keys Key Functions Key Function Decimal point Used to enter a decimal point In this case the effective value becomes 0 0 to 999 9 Page 1 of 4 Unit area Page 2 of 4 Page 3 of 4 Page 4 of 4 Decimal Poi...

Page 60: ...numeric data 0 9999 or 0 0 99 9 NOTE The title and the unit of measure for Vitamin A Vitamin C Calcium Iron and Protein cannot be changed 14 5 7 Footnote Setting With the initial settings the footnote setting is not available To use this function contact your nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent The following screen will appear when the Footnote key of the Nutrition Facts Prog...

Page 61: ...rus Milligrams mg 1000 Protein Grams g 50 Iodine Micrograms ug 150 Vitamin A International Unit IU 5000 Magnesium Milligrams mg 400 Vitamin C Milligrams mg 60 Zinc Milligrams mg 15 Calcium Milligrams mg 1000 Selenium Micrograms ug 70 Iron Milligrams mg 18 Copper Milligrams mg 2 0 Vitamin D International Unit IU 400 Manganese Milligrams mg 2 0 Vitamin E International Unit IU 30 Chromium Micrograms ...

Page 62: ...Procedure Adding a new recipe 1 Input a new Recipe No 0 1000 2 Touch the ADD key Selecting the Recipe No and editing the recipe 1 Touch the Recipe No area 2 Touch the same Recipe No area again to edit the recipe 3 Enter a recipe data on the edit screen max 54 characters x 38 lines Searching a Recipe No 1 Input a Recipe No you desire to search 2 Touch the SEARCH CODE key Copying Recipe 1 Touch the ...

Page 63: ... grade line No Procedure Item Procedure Adding a new grade line 1 Input a new grade line No 1 99 2 Touch the ADD key Selecting the grade line No and editing the grade line 1 Touch the grade line No area to select 2 Touch the same grade line No area again to edit the grade line Max 32 characters x 1 line Searching a grade line No 1 Input a grade line No you desire to search 2 Touch the SEARCH CODE ...

Page 64: ...o other message No DELETE Used to delete the desired message No CHANGE CODE Used to change the message No Procedure Item Procedure Adding a new message 1 Input a new message No 1 99 2 Touch the ADD key Selecting the message No and editing the message 1 Touch the message No area 2 Touch the same message No area again to edit the message Max 32 characters x 1 line Searching a message No 1 Input a me...

Page 65: ...e address 1 Input a new address No 1 50 2 Touch the ADD key Selecting the store name and editing the store name 1 Touch the store name area 2 Touch the same store name area again to edit the store name Max 32 characters x 1 line Selecting the address and editing the address 1 Touch the address area 2 Touch the same address area again to edit the address Max 32 characters x 2 lines Searching an add...

Page 66: ...de Main Menu is touched Key Functions Key Function DELETE Used to delete the desired scrolling message No Procedure Item Procedure Selecting the message No and editing the scrolling message 1 Touch the scrolling message area 2 Touch the same scrolling message area again to edit the scrolling message 3 The Scrolling Message Edit screen will appear See next page Deleting the scrolling message 1 Touc...

Page 67: ... display method is selectable from 7 options Scrolling Message Edit Screen Key Functions Key Function MSG LOGO Used to switch the linked object between the message and the logo MSG LINK Used to link the selected object to the scrolling message CANCEL Used to break the link SEARCH CODE Used to search the desired message No or logo RESET Used to cancel the logo selection SLOT0 SLOT1 Shown only when ...

Page 68: ...ned from the center in vertical direction GO LEFT Max 32 characters are scrolled leftward GO UP Max 20 characters are scrolled upward STACK Max 32 characters are scrolled leftward and stuck at the left end NOTE All options are selectable when the customer s display is an optional full dot display however with the standard customer s display 5x7 dot display only Stay Flash Stay and Go left are avai...

Page 69: ... combination report name 1 Touch the combination report area 2 Touch the EDIT key 3 Change the report name on the edit screen Combination Report Edit screen Up to 8 reports can be assigned to one combination report Report Name area Group area LABEL PROG DATA Start Code area End Code area Data type area Analysis area Code type area Memory area Report No area CANCEL key Link 1 Link 8 key LABEL PROG ...

Page 70: ...long as the selectable keys are displayed 4 Touch the Link key Link 1 Link 8 5 Corresponding report No Note is displayed in the Report No area When selecting from the programming items 1 Touch the PROG DATA key 2 Touch the desired programming item key 3 Input the start code and touch the Start Code area 4 Input the end code and touch the End Code area NOTE The report number table is provided on th...

Page 71: ...DER WORST LIMITED 1111 BEST ALL 1112 BEST LIMITED 1113 WORST ALL 1114 PIECES ORDER WORST LIMITED 1115 BEST ALL 1116 BEST LIMITED 1117 WORST ALL 1118 PLU ORDER AMOUNT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1119 ALL 1151 ZERO SKIP 1152 CODE ORDER ZERO 1153 BEST ALL 1154 BEST LIMITED 1155 WORST ALL 1156 PACKAGE ORDER WORST LIMITED 1157 BEST ALL 1158 BEST LIMITED 1159 WORST ALL 1160 WEIGHT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1161 BEST ...

Page 72: ...2 BEST LIMITED 1213 WORST ALL 1214 PIECES ORDER WORST LIMITED 1215 BEST ALL 1216 BEST LIMITED 1217 WORST ALL 1218 PLU ORDER AMOUNT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1219 ALL 1251 ZERO SKIP 1252 CODE ORDER ZERO 1253 BEST ALL 1254 BEST LIMITED 1255 WORST ALL 1256 PACKAGE ORDER WORST LIMITED 1257 BEST ALL 1258 BEST LIMITED 1259 WORST ALL 1260 WEIGHT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1261 BEST ALL 1262 BEST LIMITED 1263 WORST AL...

Page 73: ... BEST LIMITED 1313 WORST ALL 1314 PIECES ORDER WORST LIMITED 1315 BEST ALL 1316 BEST LIMITED 1317 WORST ALL 1318 PLU ORDER AMOUNT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1319 ALL 1351 ZERO SKIP 1352 CODE ORDER ZERO 1353 BEST ALL 1354 BEST LIMITED 1355 WORST ALL 1356 PACKAGE ORDER WORST LIMITED 1357 BEST ALL 1358 BEST LIMITED 1359 WORST ALL 1360 WEIGHT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1361 BEST ALL 1362 BEST LIMITED 1363 WORST ALL...

Page 74: ...LL 1412 BEST LIMITED 1413 WORST ALL 1414 PIECES ORDER WORST LIMITED 1415 BEST ALL 1416 BEST LIMITED 1417 WORST ALL 1418 NORMAL AMOUNT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1419 ALL 1501 ZERO SKIP 1502 CODE ORDER ZERO 1503 BEST ALL 1504 BEST LIMITED 1505 WORST ALL 1506 PACKAGE ORDER WORST LIMITED 1507 BEST ALL 1508 BEST LIMITED 1509 WORST ALL 1510 WEIGHT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1511 BEST ALL 1512 BEST LIMITED 1513 WORST...

Page 75: ...1612 BEST LIMITED 1613 WORST ALL 1614 PIECES ORDER WORST LIMITED 1615 BEST ALL 1616 BEST LIMITED 1617 WORST ALL 1618 DEPT TOTAL MARKDOWN AMOUNT ORDER WORST LIMITED 1619 NORMAL 1701 REWRAP 1702 HOURLY TOTAL MARKDOWN 1703 100 HOURLY NORMAL 1801 ALL 1901 ZERO SKIP 1902 CODE ORDER ZERO 1903 BEST ALL 1904 BEST LIMITED 1905 WORST ALL 1906 CUSTOM ORDER WORST LIMITED 1907 BEST ALL 1908 BEST LIMITED 1909 W...

Page 76: ... LIMITED 2015 ALL 2101 ZERO SKIP 2102 CODE ORDER ZERO 2103 BEST ALL 2104 BEST LIMITED 2105 WORST ALL 2106 CUSTOM ORDER WORST LIMITED 2107 BEST ALL 2108 BEST LIMITED 2109 WORST ALL 2110 ITEM ORDER WORST LIMITED 2111 BEST ALL 2112 BEST LIMITED 2113 WORST ALL 2114 LABEL VENDOR TOTAL MARKDOWN AMOUNT ORDER WORST LIMITED 2115 GROUP REPORT NAME REPORT NO PLU PROGRAMMED DATA 8001 COMMODITY DESCRIPTION 800...

Page 77: ...and editing the vendor 1 Touch the Vendor No area 2 Touch the same Vendor No area again to edit the vendor name max 24 characters Searching a vendor No 1 Input the vendor No you desire to search 2 Touch the SEARCH CODE key Copying the vendor 1 Touch the vendor No area of copy source 2 Input the vendor No of copy destination 3 Touch the COPY key Deleting the vendor 1 Touch the vendor No area to be ...

Page 78: ...C programming screen Up to 5 sheets of speed keys and one sheet of function keys can be programmed Key Functions Key Function LABEL MODE Used to display the SFKC setting screen Procedure Item Procedure Entering the SFKC setting screen Touch the LABEL MODE key Programming the SFKC 1 Touch the desired SFKC area 2 The SFKC programming screen will appear NOTE SFKC1 to SFKC5 are used for the speed keys...

Page 79: ...rea Letter size area Cancel key Color Copy key Reset key Copy key Edit key Key Color area Key Function area Code area Input code by the programming key block when necessary List key Programming key block This block appears automatically when necessary SFKC area Speed key area SFKC area Function key area Key Function area Code area Input code by the programming key block when necessary Edit key Key...

Page 80: ... PLUs for the speed key setting or the vendors for the vendor key setting 0 9 C Enter Used to input the PLU No Vendor No or SFKC page No Procedure Item Procedure Key size 1 Touch a speed key 2 Touch the Key size area 3 Select the desired key size from the options NOTE Care should be taken when setting the key size You cannot change the key size if the key whose size is to be changed contacts an al...

Page 81: ...h the key of copy destination 4 Touch the Copy key NOTE To quit the Copy function touch the Copy key again Copying the key color 1 Touch the key of copy source 2 Touch the Color Copy key 3 Touch the key of copy destination 4 Touch the Color Copy key NOTE To quit the Color function touch the Color Copy key again Cancelling the programming 1 Touch the Cancel key 2 Touch a key to be cancelled NOTE To...

Page 82: ...he Programming Mode Yes Yes Yes 1 2 1 4 1 2 1 4 key Used to change the serving each time this key is touched No Yes Yes AUTO MANUAL Auto Manual key Used to change the label issue method between the manual and automatic each time this key is touched No Yes Yes Kg 100g Kg 100g key Used to change the serving each time this key is touched No Yes Yes Kg Lb Kg Lb key Used to change the unit of measure e...

Page 83: ... is touched Key Functions Key Function SORT Used to defragment the data in the flash ROM Since this machine uses the flash ROM repeated data input may disable the data entry in spite of sufficient memory capacity Memory not enough error will appear When the SORT key is touched the confirmation screen will appear To execute touch the GO key or CANCEL key to cancel It takes a while to complete the d...

Page 84: ...h the DELETE key Changing the idiom No 1 Touch the idiom No are to be changed 2 Input a new idiom No 3 Touch the CHANGE CODE key NOTE When the already existing idiom No is input for the copy or No change operation a beep tone sounds and an error message is displayed Overwrite GO key or cancel Cancel key the operation 14 15 Confirmation Label Setting You can print the commodity name bar code packed...

Page 85: ...irmation label key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched Key Functions Key Function PRINT Used to print the label PAUSE Used to temporarily stop printing RESTART Used to resume printing STOP Used to cancel printing Single PLU No area End CODE area Start CODE area PAUSE key RE START key STOP key PRINT key ...

Page 86: ...se promotions are applied based on the Schedule Programming See section 14 17 The following screen will appear when the Promotion key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched Promotion No area Condition area Price area Condition 1 area 1st break point and its value The value w o break point means just change price Condition 2 area 2nd break point and its value Condition 1 is set w o break poin...

Page 87: ...motion data 1 Touch the Promotion No area 2 Set the condition for Promotion 1 1 Input the numeric data in a range of 0 to 99999 in case of the Weigh mode or in a range of 0 to 99 in case of the By count mode 2 Touch the Condition area 3 Input the price 4 Touch the Price area 3 Set the condition for Promotion 2 in the same way 4 Set the margin 1 Input the numeric data in a range of 0 to 99999 in ca...

Page 88: ...y it on top of the list EDIT Used to edit the schedule name ADD Used to add a new schedule No COPY Used to copy the data to other schedule No DELETE Used to delete the desired schedule No CHANGE CODE Used to change the schedule No From to Used to program the range of valid date Calendar screen ALL Used to select all days of the month Calendar screen CANCEL Used to cancel all days of the month Cale...

Page 89: ...uch the DELETE key Changing the schedule no 1 Touch the desired schedule No area 2 Input a new schedule No 3 Touch the CHANGE CODE key Setting the valid date 1 Touch the desired date on the calendar E g December 20 2 The selected date will be enclosed with a red rectangle Setting the valid time range 1 Input the starting time 0 2359 2 Touch the start time area 3 Input the ending time 0 2359 4 Touc...

Page 90: ... representative or sales agent The following screen will appear when the Inline LAN key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched When the MASTER or SATELLITE key is touched the IP Address screen will appear Key Functions Key Function OFF LINE Used to set the scale to off line MASTER Used to designate the scale to a master SATELLITE Used to designate the scale to a satellite IP Address area Thi...

Page 91: ...Designating the scale to a satellite and setting the IP address 1 Touch the SATELLITE key 2 Input the IP address of the master scale 3 Touch the IP address area ID No 1 4 Touch the BACK key twice 5 Turn the power off and then on again according to the message NOTE When the scale is designated to a satellite set the master scale s IP address only 14 19 DLL LAN Master Satellite System Setting When t...

Page 92: ... communication between the master and the specified satellite The disconnected satellite cannot be re connected unless the power is turned off and on again Procedure Item Procedure Selecting the items Touch the desired item key s Selectable items PLU Department Ingredient Nutrition Recipe Message Information Grade line Store name address Scroll message Sales promotion Vendor SFKC and Schedule Sele...

Page 93: ...ED ERROR ID COLORED RED is displayed In this case retry If the DLL failed again contact your nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent 14 20 Operator s Hint Setting You can set the hint or message for the operator that can be linked to the PLU data and displayed on the operation panel The programmed messages can be used in various ways such as an operational help sales promotion et...

Page 94: ...nt No Procedure Item Procedure Adding a new hint No 1 Input a new hint No 1 99 2 Touch the ADD key Selecting and programming the hint message 1 Touch the desired hint No area 2 Touch the same hint No area again to program 3 Enter a message on the edit screen 32 characters by 2 lines Searching the hint No 1 Input the desired hint No 2 Touch the SEARCH CODE key Copying the hint message 1 Touch the h...

Page 95: ...EIGH FIX or BY COUNT area NOTE When the WEIGH is selected PIECES area will become dark and a data entry is not acceptable Changing the unit price 1 Input the 1st price 0 9999 2 Touch the 1ST PRICE area NOTE The 2ND price is not currently used Changing the pieces 1 Touch the BY COUNT area 2 Input the numeric data 0 99 3 Touch the PIECES area Changing the unit price flag In case of a lb scale Touch ...

Page 96: ...xecute touch the GO key or CANCEL key to cancel It takes a while to complete the data sort BACK Used to show the previous screen 0 9 Used to input numeric data Input number is displayed on the Numeric Display on the left side of the 1 key C Used to clear the input numeric data Used to scroll the screen To enter the Set up mode input the master password or the password you programmed and touch the ...

Page 97: ...card Section 15 4 PLU Data maintenance Each of the already programmed PLU data can be changed at the same time Section 15 5 Password assignment Password to enter each operating mode is programmable Section 15 6 Wireless LAN Various parameters transmission rate etc are programmable the status such as radio level noise level are displayed and a communication test is performed Section 15 7 15 1 Date ...

Page 98: ...de 1 Input a store code 0 99999 2 Touch Store code area 15 2 Label Format Setting You can set the detailed settings for each label format such as the issue mode sensor sensitivity sensor type feed amount print tone and print position The following screen will appear when the Label format key of the Set up menu is touched NOTE When an invalid label format No is input the message This format is not ...

Page 99: ...h the Format name area 2 The format name edit screen will appear 3 Enter a new format name Feed length 1 Input a value 0 200 2 Touch the Feed length area Or Adjust the value with the or NOTES 1 The unit of the feed length value is 0 1 mm 2 Touching or key one time causes 0 1mm change The jumps to the position you touched Sensor sensitivity Touch the HIGH or LOW key depending on the label type to b...

Page 100: ...alue is 0 1 mm Refer to the Print coordinate diagram Gap 1 Input a value 0 30 2 Touch the Gap area NOTE The unit of value is 0 1 mm Refer to the Print coordinate diagram X position fine adjustment 1 Select the adjustment direction by touching the or key Right Left 2 Input a value 0 20 3 Touch Fine adjustment area NOTES 1 The unit of value is 0 1 mm 2 When the value is 0 the adjustment direction ke...

Page 101: ...rner Y dot Y vertical position of the print item s lower left corner Procedure Item Procedure Print item s image 1 Touch the Item area you desire to see 2 The selected print item s Format Image screen is shown Refer to the following page Type No 1 Input a type number Refer to the Font Size Table on page 15 24 2 Touch the Type area NOTES 1 If an invalid type number is input a buzzer sounds or an er...

Page 102: ...at type Exp Explanation of the format type x mm X horizontal position of the print item s lower left corner y mm Y vertical position of the print item s lower left corner Line ct The number of Ingredient lines angle Rotation Logo size dot Size of logo print If the logo data is larger than specified size the part outside the specified size will not be printed Format No Item Name The name of adjusti...

Page 103: ...roper number is input a buzzer sounds or an error occurs The effective type number depends on the format No or Item Showing the Type Explanation screen 1 Touch Explanation area 2 The print item s format list is shown Refer to the Format Type List screen NOTE The format type can be changed from this list When changed the type No is also changed accordingly Changing X or Y position 1 Input a value 2...

Page 104: ...e the format type only by touching the desired type number or explanation area Key Functions Key Function FORMAT PRINT Used to print a sample label Procedure Item Procedure Selecting the type format 1 Touch the desired Type or Explanation area 2 The previous screen will appear automatically FORMAT PRINT key Type explanation area Type area Currently selected type is shown in blue ...

Page 105: ...at refer to the Label Format Table provided on the following page Procedure Item Procedure Selecting the format No Touch the desired Format No area NOTE After touching a format No area the Label Format Setting Screen will be displayed automatically 15 2 3 Format Copy and New Format No Addition You can copy the label format to other format Nos or add new label format Nos FORMAT No area Format name ...

Page 106: ...ase of the new format 2 Input a new label format No 3 Touch the FORMAT COPY key NOTE When the label format No already exists the confirmation window will appear 15 2 4 Format Reset You can reset the changed label format to the initial status Procedure Item Procedure Resetting the label format 1 Select and display the label format to be reset 2 Touch the FORMAT RESET key 3 The confirmation window w...

Page 107: ... lines no no 48 0mm 82 6mm 24 POS 48 22LINE yes yes 22 lines 2 lines no no 48 0mm 92 0mm 25 POS 57 yes yes 0 line 4 lines no no 57 0mm 49 2mm 26 POS 57 8LINE yes yes 8 lines 4 lines no no 57 0mm 63 5mm 27 POS 57 22LINE yes yes 22 lines 4 lines no no 57 0mm 92 8mm 28 POS 57 38LINE yes yes 38 lines 4 lines no no 57 0mm 138 1mm 29 POS 57 NUTRITION yes yes 37 lines 4 lines yes no 57 0mm 138 1mm 30 POS...

Page 108: ...yes 38 lines 4 lines no no 57 0mm 171 4mm 68 BOTTOM BAR 57 NUTRITION yes yes 38 lines 4 lines yes no 57 0mm 171 4mm 69 line line mm mm 70 line line mm mm 71 line line mm mm 72 line line mm mm 73 line line mm mm 74 line line mm mm 75 line line mm mm 76 line line mm mm 77 line line mm mm 78 line line mm mm BOTTOM BARCODE 79 line line mm mm 80 VARIABLE 48 yes no VAR line 2 lines yes no 48 0mm VAR mm ...

Page 109: ...40mm H 1 89 x 1 57 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 1 20 4 21 6 16 14 12 26 FORMAT No 21 POS48 6 Line 48mm W x 54 8mm H 1 89 x 2 16 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 1 2 20 21 4 6 12 14 16 26 FORMAT No 22 POS48 12 Line 48mm W x 68 8mm H 1 89 x 2 71 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 2 1 23 20 21 4 6 16 14 12 26 FORMAT No 24 POS48 22 Line 48mm W x 92m...

Page 110: ...e 57mm W x 138 1mm H 2 24 x 5 44 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 26 12 27 1 16 14 20 18 19 21 23 6 4 2 FORMAT No 29 NUTRITION 57mm W x 138 1mm H 2 24 x 5 44 1ST Label 27 1 2 23 5 4 7 6 18 19 21 16 14 12 17 15 13 26 23 FORMAT No 29 NUTRITION 57mm W x 138 1mm H 2 24 x 5 44 2ND Label FORMAT No 30 POS80 80mm W x 47 6mm H 3 15 x 1 87 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 1...

Page 111: ... 12Line 48mm W x 84 1mm H 1 89 x 3 31 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 1 2 23 20 21 4 16 14 12 6 22 26 FORMAT No 42 NET WT 48 22Line 48mm W x 106 4mm H 1 89 x 4 19 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 20 1 23 21 2 4 16 14 12 6 22 26 FORMAT No 43 NET WT 57 8Line 57mm W x 86mm H 2 24 x 3 39 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 1 2 19 4 16 14 20 6 23 21 12 1...

Page 112: ...mm H 2 24 x 6 25 1ST Label FORMAT No 46 NET WT 57 NUTRITION 57mm W x 158 7mm H 2 24 x 6 25 2ND Label FORMAT No 45 NET WT 57 38Line 57mm W x 158 7mm H 2 24 x 6 25 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 1 2 4 16 12 20 6 23 27 18 19 14 21 22 26 23 12 7 5 6 13 27 20 4 1 2 18 16 15 14 17 19 21 26 22 ...

Page 113: ...4 BOTTOM BAR NUTRITION 48mm W x 112 7mm H 1 89 x 4 44 1ST Label FORMAT No 64 BOTTOM BAR NUTRITION 48mm W x 112 7mm H 1 89 x 4 44 2ND Label NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 4 16 14 12 6 23 22 27 1 2 19 18 26 20 21 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 4 16 14 12 6 21 2 1 23 20 22 26 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 26 16 14 12 20 21 22 6 23 2 1 4 NET WT...

Page 114: ... 57mm W x 96 8mm H 2 24 x 3 81 FORMAT No 66 BOTTOM BAR 57 22Line 57mm W x 123 8mm H 2 24 x 4 87 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 20 26 21 6 1 2 23 16 14 12 22 4 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 19 23 4 2 1 20 22 18 16 14 21 26 12 6 NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 23 27 2 1 4 21 14 12 6 16 22 18 20 26 19 ...

Page 115: ...2 24 x 6 75 FORMAT No 68 BOTTOM BAR 57 NUTRITION 57mm W x 171 4mm H 2 24 x 6 75 1ST Label FORMAT No 68 BOTTOM BAR 57 NUTRITION 57mm W x 171 4mm H 2 24 x 6 75 2ND Label NET WT lbs PRICE lb TOTAL PRICE PACKED ON SELL BY 2 1 12 23 4 16 14 21 6 18 19 20 26 22 27 18 1 2 16 13 15 14 4 7 5 12 6 17 23 27 21 19 20 26 22 ...

Page 116: ...riable 2ND Label when Nutrition is set FORMAT No 81 VARIABLE 57 57mm W x Variable H 2 24 x variable 1ST Label FORMAT No 81 VARIABLE 57 57mm W x Variable H 2 24 x variable 2ND Label when Nutrition is set FORMAT No 82 FSP 57 57mm W x 85 7mm H 2 24 x 3 37 2 1 4 7 6 22 20 26 17 5 15 16 14 12 13 23 20 27 22 2 23 1 13 15 17 5 7 19 18 6 26 21 4 16 14 12 20 24 1 2 5 26 7 21 4 6 27 23 28 21 ...

Page 117: ...o 87 ROTATION 57mm W x Variable H 2 24 x variable FORMAT No 88 AV57 AV PORTION COST 57mm W x 85 7mm H 2 24 x 3 37 21 19 18 16 12 14 2 27 4 1 20 6 23 26 FORMAT No 83 FSP 80 80mm W x 79 4mm H 3 15 x 3 13 7 21 5 28 26 4 6 1 20 2 27 24 13 15 14 17 16 20 4 6 7 18 19 12 1 5 2 21 38 26 24 23 2 27 26 22 13 14 12 19 21 18 16 17 15 20 5 1 7 4 6 1 23 24 2 20 27 21 15 12 6 14 4 7 13 5 17 16 43 42 41 40 45 44 ...

Page 118: ...3 26 Address Address 27 Safe handling instructions Safe handling 28 FSP Block FSP Block 29 FSP Price F Price 30 Title of FSP Price F Price T 31 FSP Unit price F U Price 32 Title of FSP Unit price F U Price T 33 FSP Weight F Weight 34 Title of FSP Weight F Weight T 35 FSP Saving price F Saving 36 Title of FSP Saving price F Saving T 37 LOGO FOR FSP COUPON FSP COUPON LOGO Possible 38 Nutrition Nutri...

Page 119: ... 1 0 374 15xn 31 80mm wide Normal 54 n 10x13 1 2 1 0 1 0 594 15xn 99 Out of type Item No 3 Recipe Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 11 48mm wide Normal 45 6 6x13 1 2 1 0 1 0 315 15x6 12 48mm wide Normal 45 12 6x13 1 2 1 0 1 0 315 15x12 13 48mm wide Normal 45 18 6x13 1 2 1 0 1 0 315 15x18 14 4...

Page 120: ... 99 Out of type Item No 8 Shelf life Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 11 Normal 6 2 1 10x24 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 84 24 12 Bold 6 2 1 16x24 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 126 24 99 Out of type Item No 9 Title of Shelf life Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot ...

Page 121: ...Normal 6 1 1 14x24 1 2 1 0 1 0 105 24 22 W O Sym Bold 6 1 1 22x24 1 2 1 0 1 0 157 24 99 Out of type Item No 15 Title of Unit price Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 11 Normal 15 1 6x13 1 1 0 1 0 105 13 12 Bold 15 1 10x13 1 1 0 1 0 165 13 99 Out of type Item No 16 Price Type Explanation C G Sp...

Page 122: ...18 24 99 Out of type Item No 22 Net Weight Statement Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 11 48mm normal 20 1 14x48 2 1 0 1 0 320 48 12 57mm normal 20 1 22x48 2 1 0 1 0 320 48 99 Out of type Item No 23 LOGO1 Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line Wx...

Page 123: ...hr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 11 Normal 5 1 1 14x24 1 2 1 0 1 0 89 24 12 Bold 5 1 1 22x24 1 2 1 0 1 0 133 24 99 Out of type Item No 34 Title of FSP Weight Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 11 Normal 15 1 6x13 1 1 0 1 0 105 13 12 Bold 15 1 10x13 1 1 0 1 0 165 1...

Page 124: ...pe Item No 41 Average Portion Cost Weight Title Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 1 Exist 99 Out of type Item No 42 Average Portion Cost Pieces Type Explanation C G Space dot between Magnification Area size NO Label Size Chr Line WxH dot characters lines Horizontal Vertical x y 0 Non 1 Exist ...

Page 125: ...2 1 0 1 0 18 24 99 Out of type 15 3 Bar Code Format Setting You can program the bar code format with this menu The following screen will appear when the Barcode key of the Set up menu is touched Procedure Item Procedure Barcode format 1 Touch the Barcode format area you desire to program Weight Fix price or By count 2 The Bar Code Format Setting screen will appear NOTE The receipt specification is...

Page 126: ... Weight C D Check digit 2 Touch the box es of the upper row to which the selected data is assigned 3 Input a number with the numeric keys Flag 0 to 9 PLU 1 to 6 UPC 1 to 6 PC D None Price 1 to 7 Weight 1 to 6 C D None 4 Touch the box es of the lower row to which the number is assigned Item 1 area Item sign is displayed as F Flag H PLU C UPC PC D Price check digit P Price W Weight C D Check digit I...

Page 127: ... W3 W4 W5 Error occurred when PC D can not calculate 4 It is error that same data is found in a barcode format Regarding following a W1 W5 b P1 P7 c PC D 2 Data error condition It will be printed only code data C1 C6 if error occurred 1 Irregular Price Barcode format pattern Price pattern P1234 P12345 P123456 P1234567 0 01 0001 00001 000001 0000001 0 12 0012 00012 000012 0000012 1 23 0123 00123 00...

Page 128: ...ode In case of By count mode W1 W5 will use for Pieces data 15 4 Memory Card Operation You can format a memory card load or save the data to a memory card or copy information from one memory card to another with this menu The following screen will appear when the Memory card key of the Set up menu is touched Procedure Item Procedure Save 1 Select the SLOT 0 or SLOT 1 2 Touch SAVE key 3 The Folder ...

Page 129: ...nd and the error message No MC is inserted to appear After clearing the error state by touching anywhere on the operation panel re insert the memory card correctly and then retry 15 4 1 Save Load Operation You can save data onto the memory card or read data from the memory card NOTE DO NOT remove the memory card while the save or load is in progress Doing so may destroy the data The Folder File Se...

Page 130: ...ITEM Used to show the Save or Load Operation screen DELETE Used to delete selected folder file After selecting the file or folder and touching the SELECT ITEM key the following Select Item screen will appear Select the item s to save load by touching the desired area s Load Save SELECT ALL key Item key LOAD key CHECK CAP key SELECT ALL SELECT ALL SAVE key Start PLU End PLU area ...

Page 131: ...e shown with the red letters Loading data from the memory card 1 Select the desired item s 2 Touch the LOAD key NOTE While loading the message Now in process of loading is displayed When succeeded Results of loading OK will be displayed and the loaded items are shown with blue letters When failed Results of loading NG will be displayed and the failed items are shown with the red letters Checking t...

Page 132: ... it is used on this machine for the first time The following screen will appear when the FORMAT key of the Memory Card Operation screen is touched Memory Card Format screen Key Functions Key Function GO Used to start the memory card format Cancel Used to cancel the memory card format NOTE All data stored in the memory card will be cleared by formatting the card GO key CANCEL key ...

Page 133: ...ctions Key Function CLEAR Used to clear the item s When this key is touched the Confirmation screen will appear SELECT ALL Used to select all items at the same time GO Used to clear the item s Cancel Used to cancel the item clear Procedure Item Procedure Clear Item 1 Select the item s you desire to clear or touch the SELECT ALL key 2 Touch the CLEAR key 3 The confirmation screen will appear 3 Touc...

Page 134: ...OT 0 SLOT 1 Used to copy data of the memory card inserted into SLOT 0 to one in SLOT 1 SLOT 1 SLOT 0 Used to copy data of the memory card inserted into SLOT 1 to one in SLOT 0 After selecting the copy source and destination the Copy Item Selection screen will appear Select the item s to copy and touch the COPY key Touching the CHECK CAP key causes the Memory Capacity Check screen to appear Copy It...

Page 135: ... item s again Memory capacity check 1 Touch the CHECK CAP Key 2 The Memory Capacity Check screen is displayed Copy 1 Touch the COPY key 2 The message Now in process of copying is displayed 15 5 PLU Data Maintenance Each data of the already programmed PLUs can be changed at the same time The following screen will appear when the Data maintenance key of the Set up menu is touched Key Functions Key F...

Page 136: ...ng on the data to be changed Refer to the following pages See also Section 14 2 for the max values and notes 6 Touch the GO key to change the data 1 Auto Code UPC Code 1 Touch the AUTO CODE key 2 When the Data contents area is touched the Auto Code Setting screen will appear 3 Input a numeric data and touch the Decision key 2 Mode Flag 1 Touch the MODE FLAG key 2 When the Data contents area is tou...

Page 137: ...Input the registered FSP logo number 3 Touch the Data code area 5 Coupon Logo 1 Touch the COUPON LOGO key 2 Input the registered Coupon logo number 3 Touch the Data code area 6 Safe Handling 1 Touch the SAFE HANDLING key 2 Input the registered Safe handling number 3 Touch the Data code area LOGO 1 to LOGO 3 keys Data code area FSP LOGO key Data code area COUPON LOGO key Data code area SAFE HANDLIN...

Page 138: ...he registered Hint number and touch the Data code area Or touch the Data contents area to call the Hint list and touch the desired hint 9 Ingredient 1 Touch the INGREDIENT key 2 Input the registered Grade line number and touch the Data code area Or touch the Data contents area to call the Ingredient list and touch the desired ingredient GRADE LINE key Data contents area Data code area HINT key Dat...

Page 139: ...the RECIPE key 2 Input the registered Recipe number and touch the Data code area Or Touch the Data contents area to call the Recipe list and touch the desired recipe 12 Address 1 Touch the ADDRESS key 2 Input the registered Address number and touch the Data code area Or Touch the Data contents area to call the Address list and touch the desired address NUTRITION key Data contents area Data code ar...

Page 140: ...P Schedule 1 Touch the FSP SCHEDULE key 2 Input the registered FSP Schedule number and touch the Data code area Or Touch the Data contents area to call the FSP Schedule list and touch the desired schedule 15 FSP Discount 1 Touch the FSP DISC key 2 Input the registered FSP Discount number and touch the Data contents area TAX key TAX Print OFF key TAX Print ON key FSP SCHEDULE key Data contents area...

Page 141: ...nd touch the Data contents area 17 Bonus Logo 1 Touch the BONUS LOGO key 2 Input the registered bonus logo number and touch the Data contents area 18 Tare 1 Enter the PLU TARE key 2 Input the registered Tare number and touch the Data contents area FSP DISC key BONUS LOGO key PLU TARE key Data contents area Data contents area Data code area ...

Page 142: ... the desired password display area s PASSWORD 1 to PASSWORD 4 or MASTER NOTE 0000 is the default setting 3 Select the mode to be protected by the password by touching the mode key s on the same row Resetting the password 1 Touch the RESET key 2 The passwords are reset to the initial status NOTES 1 Regarding the master password contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent 2...

Page 143: ...ouch the SETUP key 2 The wireless LAN setup screen will appear See Section 15 7 1 Checking the wireless LAN status 1 Touch the STATUS key 2 The wireless LAN status screen will appear See Section 15 7 2 NOTE When a wireless LAN card is not inserted into the PC card slot or not inserted correctly a beep tone sounds and the message No wireless card is displayed on the screen To clear the error touch ...

Page 144: ...l appear when the SETUP key of the Wireless LAN screen is touched Key Functions Key Function SAVE Used to save the entered data ESS ID area Encryption ON OFF area WEP type selection area WEP Key type selection area Open Share selection area Antenna selection area Default Key Number area SAVE key Transmit keys 1 4 When the WEP type is 40 bit Transmit keys 1 4 When the WEP type is 128 bit ...

Page 145: ...transmit keys Each time the Default Key No window is touched the displayed number changes among 1 to 4 Setting Antenna 1 Touch the Antenna selection area 2 The following menu will appear 3 Select the Diversity ANTENNA A or ANTENNA B NOTES 1 ESSID Extended Service Set Identifier IEEE802 11 Max 32 characters 32 byte ASCII The vacant area should be set to zero The default setting is zero 2 Encryption...

Page 146: ...ey of the Wireless LAN screen is touched Key Functions Key Function PING Used to make a communication check RELOAD Used to resend the status data Procedure Item Procedure Checking the status 1 Touch the PING key 2 The result will be shown by OK or NG See NOTE below NOTE When the PING key is touched the host network device set in diagnostic mode is detected PING key RELOAD key ...

Page 147: ... 1 The screen may be partly different depending on the models The following screen is US model s one 2 The above key layout is an example You can freely change the key layout by using the SFKC function Refer to Section 14 13 SFKC Setting The following table shows the keys to be used throughout the Registration Mode In addition many other keys appear on various screens For details refer to each scr...

Page 148: ...A model only Kg Lb Kg lb key Used to change the unit of measure between kilogram kg and pound lb CA model only PRT Print key Used to print a customer label SPEED key Speed key Used to call a PLU by one touch operation PRESET COUNT Preset count key Used to set the number of labels to issue GRADE LINE Grade line key Used to call the grade line list LOGO Logo key Used to call the logo list TARE Tare ...

Page 149: ...lect the label format print items message grade line logo and store name address call PLUs and adjust the brightness of the operation panel with this menu The following screen will appear when the PROG key of the Registration Mode initial screen is touched NOTE The RECEIPT MESSAGE key on the screen cannot be used currently PROG key ...

Page 150: ...ey of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched Since this menu consists of 2 screens change the screen with the scroll key Key Functions Key Function BACK Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen Procedure Item Procedure Print item ON OFF Touch the desired print item keys NOTES 1 With the initial settings the all print items are selected Touch the unnecessary keys They are...

Page 151: ...he label type Since this menu may consist of several screens change the screen with the scroll key Key Functions Key Function BACK Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen Procedure Item Procedure Label format selection Touch the desired label format The selected label format is shown in pink NOTE Selecting a label format which does not match the label to be actually used will result...

Page 152: ...y on the Registration Mode initial screen if this key has been assigned to the screen by the SFKC setting 2 With the initial settings the scale mode cannot be changed on this screen the mode preset to the PLU is effective When you desire to use this function contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent 16 1 4 PLU Library You can call the PLU library with this menu The foll...

Page 153: ...T20 Selecting the PLU Touch the desired PLU area NOTE PLU library can be also called by using the PLUs LIB key on the Registration Mode initial screen if this key has been assigned to the screen by the SFKC setting Commodity Name Search Example Key Functions Key Function A Z Space Used to input a commodity name Back Space Used to delete the entered characters Procedure Item Procedure Searching a c...

Page 154: ...stration Mode initial screen 0 9 Used to input numeric data CLEAR Used to clear the temporary date or to correct the input date Procedure Item Procedure Setting the temporary date 1 Input a temporary date with 5 or 6 digit number with the numeric keys 2 Touch the Temporary date area NOTES 1 Date can be also changed temporarily by using the DT TM key on the Registration Mode initial screen if this ...

Page 155: ...ormation is printed in the area of the Net weight statement during a Weigh or By count operation The following screen will appear when the SPECIAL INFORMATION key of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched Key Functions Key Function BACK Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen Procedure Item Procedure Assigning the special information 1 Touch the desired information No a...

Page 156: ...go No and display it on top of the list LOGO1 TEMP LOGO 3 TEMP FSP TEMP COUPON TEMP BONUS TEMP Used to temporarily assign a logo in place of the one preset to the PLU After a label is issued or the Registration Mode is terminated the temporarily assigned logo will be cancelled SLOT 0 SLOT 1 Displayed only when a flash memory card is inserted NOTE A logo can be also selected by using the LOGO key o...

Page 157: ...n accommodate a grade line For label format information refer to Section 15 2 The following screen will appear when the GRADE LINE key of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched The grade line data should have been programmed with the grade line setting menu in the Programming Mode Refer to Section 14 7 Key Functions Key Function BACK Used to return to the Registration Mode initial scr...

Page 158: ... 10 Key Functions Key Function BACK Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen 10s 20s 30s 45s 60s 90s Used to set the time until the scrolling message starts to be displayed CANCEL Used to cancel the scrolling message Procedure Item Procedure Setting the scrolling message 1 Touch the desired scrolling message The selected message is shown in pink 2 Touch the desired time 10s 20s 30s 4...

Page 159: ...ase be certain that the label format can accommodate a store name address For label format information refer to Section 15 2 The following screen will appear when the STORE NAME ADDRESS key of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched The store name and address should have been programmed with the store name address setting menu in the Programming Mode Refer to Section 14 9 Key Functions...

Page 160: ...een is touched The default setting is 0 Key Functions Key Function BACK Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen DARK Used to darken the operation panel LIGHT Used to lighten the operation panel Procedure Item Procedure Making the operation panel darker Each time the DARK key is touched the operation panel gets darker step by step Max 10 Making the operation panel lighter Each time t...

Page 161: ... Setting You can set the zero count with this menu When nothing is placed on the platter 0 000 should be displayed on the Weight area If not it is necessary to adjust the zero count 1 Make sure that there is nothing on the platter 2 Touch the ZERO key NOTE Only the US model will display the message ZERO SETTING during the zero count adjustment After completed the message will disappear Weight area...

Page 162: ...g a PLU by using the Speed Key When the PLUs have been assigned to the speed keys you can call a PLU by just one touch operation 1 Touch the desired speed key e g Rotisserie Chicken Calling a PLU by entering a PLU No 1 Input the PLU No with the numeric keys e g PLU No 14 2 Touch the PLU key Speed Keys Numeric keys PLU key ...

Page 163: ...ou can call the PLU library and select a PLU from it 1 Touch the PLUs LIB Key 2 The PLU library is displayed 3 Touch the B key e g Beef Stew Meat 4 The list of PLUs that begin with B is displayed 5 Touch the Beef Stew Meat NOTES 1 Regarding how to use the PLUs Library refer to Section 16 1 4 2 To cancel the called PLU touch the PLU key PLUs LIB key ...

Page 164: ...en the unit price has been preset to the PLU 6 Place the commodity on the platter 7 When the label issue method is AUTO a label will be issued automatically When the label issue method is MANUAL touch the PRT key to issue a label NOTE When the commodity is removed from the platter the called PLU data is cleared It may be a little troublesome to call the PLU each time especially when weighing the s...

Page 165: ...rea The entered tare is displayed on the Tare area and NET is displayed on the Weight area The tare is subtracted from the weight in advance Example Tare is 0 100 lb NOTES 1 To clear the tare before weighing a commodity remove the container from the platter and then touch the Tare key or Tare area The displayed tare and NET will be cleared This function cannot be used on the CA model 2 After weigh...

Page 166: ...HIBA TEC service representative or sales agent Preset Tare Subtraction 1 Call the PLU Regarding how to call PLUs refer to Section 16 2 2 If the preset tare needs to be changed go to Step 3 Example Preset tare is 0 200 lbs 2 Place a commodity on the platter A label is issued AUTO or touch the PRT key MANUAL 3 If you desire to change the preset tare touch the TARE key or Tare area And then input a n...

Page 167: ... to a PLU Therefore even if a tare is set to a PLU the data will become invalid When you desire to use this function contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent Tare Subtraction 1 Input a numeric data with the numeric keys and touch the key e g 10 See NOTE 5 2 is displayed on the Tare area 3 Call the PLU e g Rib Eye Steak Boneless 4 Place a commodity on the platter PRT ke...

Page 168: ...l be automatically cleared 4 Touching the SAVE key after entering the tare retains the tare data even after the commodity is removed from the platter This function is useful when repeatedly weighing different commodities using the same container In this state PREPACK is displayed on the Tare area 5 The tare data should be entered in unit of 0 1 Therefore 100 should be entered for 10 Acceptable tar...

Page 169: ...perations 16 23 2 Place a commodity on the platter 3 A label is issued AUTO or touch the PRT key MANUAL 4 If you desire to change the preset tare touch the TARE key 5 Input a new tare and touch the TARE key Example 10 TARE key TARE area TARE key ...

Page 170: ...l is issued 2 Touch the VOID key to delete this data The data is deleted and VOID EXECUTION is displayed NOTE The void operation is effective only after the data has been just entered Calling another PLU or exiting from the REGISTRATION Mode disables the void operation 16 2 6 Vendor Log in NOTE This operation is also available in the Fix By count and Net Weight Statement operations 1 First change ...

Page 171: ...ich JOHN is assigned JOHN is displayed on the commodity name area and printed on the label 2 When using the Vendor list Touch the Vendor Call key and the Vendor list is displayed Select the vendor from the list by touching its area e g Paul PAUL is displayed on the commodity name area and printed on the label JOHN PAUL JOHN PAUL Vendor JOHN key ...

Page 172: ...t price is OK When you desire to use this function please contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent 2 Both unit price set and unit price change are available in the Registration Mark Down mode with the initial settings When the PLU has no unit price 1 Enter the tare and call the PLU And then input the unit price with the numeric keys e g 5 00 2 Place a commodity on the ...

Page 173: ...y using the 1 2 1 4 key or the kg 100g key The screen appears first differs according to the PLU settings In case of a lb scale US model Each time the 1 2 1 4 key is touched the unit of weight for the unit price can be changed among 1lb 1 2lb and 1 4lb Unit price per 1lb Unit price per 1 2lb Unit price per 1 4lb 1 2 1 4 key 1 2 1 4 key 1 2 is displayed in white 1 2 1 4 key 1 4 is displayed in whit...

Page 174: ...nnot be changed after a PLU is called or when something is placed on the platter Example Ram roast with the unit price of 9 98 kg The displays are different between the kg base to lb base as follows In case of kg base Weight 0 402 kg Unit price 9 98 Total price 4 01 In case of lb base Weight 0 885 lb Unit price 4 53 Total price 4 01 Unit price per 1kg Unit price per 100g Kg 100g key kg is displaye...

Page 175: ...a green NOTES 1 The entered number here will not be cleared by calling another PLU 2 The remaining number of labels is displayed on the Balance area 3 When the remaining number of labels becomes 0 the Preset Count Setting screen will automatically appear 4 Touching the CLEAR key or 0 key clears both Preset and Balance areas 5 The preset count is automatically cleared when the Registration Mode is ...

Page 176: ...n Change This scale can have up to 5 sheets of speed keys When the PAGE keys have been assigned to the speed keys by the SFKC setting you can call the desired speed key sheet by touching the corresponding page key It may be more efficient if the PLUs are classified and have been assigned to the speed keys on the same sheet not at random For details refer to Section 14 13 SFKC Setting Example PLUs ...

Page 177: ...Quantity Preset to the PLU NOTES 1 With the initial settings the quantity preset to the PLU is effective 2 The price and quantity should have been preset to the PLU If either value is 0 the error message Programmed data is incorrect will appear when the PLU is called 1 Call the PLU e g Orange 5 00 per 10 pieces 2 Input the selling quantity max 99 This operation is not necessary when the selling qu...

Page 178: ...removing the printed label from the media outlet 4 To change the quantity for the same PLU touch the CLEAR key 5 To call another PLU touch the CLEAR key and PLU key Then input the PLU No and touch the PLU key 16 3 2 Changing the Quantity and the Unit Price Preset to the PLU With the initial settings this function cannot be used To use this function contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service represent...

Page 179: ... PLU key Then input the PLU No and touch the PLU key Changing the Unit Price 1 Call the PLU 2 Input the unit price 0 00 to 99 99 e g 1 00 3 Touch the PRT key A label is issued NOTES 1 To continue to issue the same label touch the PRT key repeatedly 2 When performing the strip issue in the Auto mode the next label is automatically issued by removing the printed label from the media outlet 3 To call...

Page 180: ...T key A label is issued NOTES 1 To continue to issue the same label touch the PRT key repeatedly 2 When performing the strip issue in the Auto mode the next label is automatically issued by removing the printed label from the media outlet 3 To change the quantity for the same PLU touch the CLEAR key 4 To call another PLU touch the CLEAR key and PLU key Then input the PLU No and touch the PLU key U...

Page 181: ...unit price 0 00 to 99 99 e g 8 00 5 Touch the PRT key A label is issued NOTES 1 To continue to issue the same label touch the PRT key repeatedly 2 When performing the strip issue in the Auto mode the next label is automatically issued by removing the printed label from the media outlet 3 To change the quantity for the same PLU touch the CLEAR key 4 To call another PLU touch the CLEAR key and PLU k...

Page 182: ...fied PLU NOTES 1 To clear the entered number touch the CLEAR key 2 To cancel the called PLU touch the BACK key The display will return to the Registration Mode Initial screen 4 To continue to specify the PLUs go to Step 5 To print the labels go to Step 7 5 Touch the NEXT PLU key and the display shows the number of specified PLUs NOTE If the BACK key is touched on this screen and the Registration m...

Page 183: ...nd the number of labels to be issued touch the PRINT key The display will change to the Registration Mode initial screen issue the 1st label regardless of the AUTO MANUAL Mode setting and display PRESS TO PRINT If Label Issue Mode is set to MANUAL you must remove the printed label and press the PRT key to issue the next label This process is repeated until all programmed labels are printed If Labe...

Page 184: ... for the commodities which total prices are fixed 1 Call the PLU 2 Set the tare This is not necessary when a container is not used or when the tare is preset to the PLU However the preset tare function is not available with the initial settings When you desire to use this function please contact your nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent 3 When the unit price has not been set t...

Page 185: ... 16 5 Issuing Net Weight Statement Label US model only You can print the net weight on the labels This function can be used only in the Fix mode Make sure that the PLU s scale mode has been set to the Fix mode Also it is necessary to select the label format which accommodates the net weight statement Refer to Section 15 2 Label Format Setting Using the unit price and weight preset to the PLU uncha...

Page 186: ... the price input the new price 0 00 to 999 99 and touch the FOR key To use the preset price only touch the FOR key Example 2 50 2 The net weight is displayed on the Commodity name area To change the net weight input the new weight 0 to 480 oz and touch the FOR key When the entered net weight exceeds 480 oz the error message Weight over will appear To use the preset net weight only touch the FOR ke...

Page 187: ...greater than the upper limit of the total price 999 99 Weight x quantity is greater than the upper limit of the measurable range 30 lb 480 oz 3 The labels can be issued continuously by specifying the number of labels for each PLU in advance For details refer to Section 16 3 3 Batch Print Operation 16 6 Sales Promotion When a PLU is called during its sales promotion time range the unit price is aut...

Page 188: ... promotion conditions of the above sample have been programmed as follows PLU No 100029 Commodity Name Boneless Stew Meat Normal unit price 6 00 Promotion No 1 Promotion No 1 Schedule No 3 Conditions 1 000 lb to 1 999 lb 5 50 2 000 lb or more 5 00 Schedule No 3 is applied Conditions Every Friday in March 18 00 to 20 00 Schedule No 3 ...

Page 189: ...4 2 PLU Data Setting and Section 15 2 Label Format Setting 1 Call the PLU e g Sausage Stuffed Port Rst 2 Touch the AV COST key The Average portion cost setting screen will appear And the Average portion cost data are displayed under the commodity name 3 Input the quantity contained in the commodity max 99 and touch the Pieces area e g 10 pieces NOTES 1 Touch the BACK key clears the Average portion...

Page 190: ...a label The price per piece and the weight per piece are displayed under the commodity name These data are printed on the label if the label accommodates the average portion cost Refer to Section 15 2 Label Format Setting NOTES 1 The price per piece is displayed and printed only to the two decimal places and the weight per piece is to the three decimal places 2 With the initial settings the averag...

Page 191: ...U to which the operator s hint has been assigned is called the operator s hint will be displayed together with the called PLU s screen Touching the BACK key on the operator s hint screen causes the screen to disappear NOTE Regarding the operator s hint setting refer to Section 14 20 BACK key ...

Page 192: ...Mode and it can be printed out in the Report Mode When the REG MARK DOWN key of the main menu is touched the Registration mode initial screen will appear showing REG MARK DOWN on top of the screen Registration Mode Initial screen NOTES 1 Operating procedures are same as those of the Registration Mode Refer to Section 16 2 The BACK key in this mode is used to cancel the Registration Mark Down mode ...

Page 193: ...m the Normal Registration Mode and it can be printed out in the Report Mode When the REG RERWAP key of the main menu is touched the Registration mode initial screen will appear showing REG REWRAP on top of the screen Registration Mode Initial screen NOTES 1 Operating procedures are same as those of the Registration Mode Refer to Section 16 2 The BACK key in this mode is used to cancel the Registra...

Page 194: ... How to enter the Report Reset Mode Main Menu MAIN MENU REPORT or RESET The following Report Reset Mode Main Menu screen will appear when the REPORT or RESET key of the main menu is touched Report Reset Mode Main Menu screen The following keys will be used through the Report Mode As many other keys appear on the screens hereinafter refer to the following sections Key Functions Key Function BACK Us...

Page 195: ...INGREDIENT NUTRITION RECIPE GRADE LINE STORE NAME ADDRESS MESSAGE SCROLLING MESSAGE LINK VENDOR NAME PROMOTION TIME SCHEDULE PROGRAMMED DATA 19 2 COMBINATION REPORT REPORT O O O O X COMBINATION REPORT 19 3 REPORT RESET O O X O X TOTAL DATA TRANSMISSION 19 4 REPORT X O NOTES 1 LABEL MODE TOTAL MEMORY report can be displayed on the screen in RESET mode however the total memory will not be reset The ...

Page 196: ...creen 1 When VENDOR TOTAL is selected the CODE ORDER CUSTOM ORDER ITEM ORDER and AMOUNT ORDER keys are available Key Functions Key Function GRAND TOTAL Used to issue a Grand Total Report and to reset the Grand Total memory data PLU TOTAL Used to issue a Total Report of individual PLU and to reset the PLU Total memory data DEPT TOTAL Used to issue a Total Report of individual department and to rese...

Page 197: ...memory data in accordance with the number of customers whom the vendor processed VENDOR TOTAL only ITEM ORDER In Analysis type selection this key is used to output the total memory data in accordance with the Number of packages whom the vendor processed VENDOR TOTAL only ALL In Data type selection this key is used to output all the total memory data This key is available only when CODE ORDER was s...

Page 198: ...fying the code area Input the Start Code max 6 digits and touch the START CODE area Then input the End Code max 6 digits and touch the END CODE area 3 To display the report on the screen touch the ON SCREEN key To print the report on the journal paper touch the PRINT key When selecting the total type on the screen 1 Touch the PLU TOTAL key 2 Memory type selection Touch the NORMAL REWRAP or MARKDOW...

Page 199: ...Input the Start Code max 2 digits and touch the START CODE area Then input the End Code max 2 digits and touch the END CODE area 6 To display the report on the screen touch the ON SCREEN key To print the report on the journal paper touch the PRINT key HOURLY TOTAL When using the Report No 1 Input the Report No max 4 digits with the numeric keys and then touch the Report No area NOTE For the Report...

Page 200: ...nal paper touch the PRINT key When selecting the total type on the screen 1 Touch the VENDOR TOTAL key 2 Memory type selection Touch the NORMAL REWRAP or MARKDOWN key 3 Analysis type selection Touch the CODE ORDER CUSTOM ORDER ITEM ORDER or AMOUNT ORDER key 4 Data type selection Touch the ALL ZERO SKIP ZERO BEST or WORST key NOTE As an example to specify the output area Best 10 or Worst 10 enter 1...

Page 201: ...19 REPORT RESET MODE EO1 31009 19 1 Label Mode Total Memory Report Reset 19 8 GRAND TOTAL screen PLU TOTAL screen DEPT TOTAL screen HOURLY TOTAL screen 100 HOURLY TOTAL screen VENDOR TOTAL screen ...

Page 202: ...ORT 12 Amount RESET 13 Amount rate for grand amount 3 Date 14 Quantity of total package 4 Time 15 Total weight 5 Code type 16 Total pieces and Start End code 17 Grand amount 6 Analysis type 18 Grand amount rate DEPARTMENT TOTAL REPORT 1 Memory type 6 Analysis type NORMAL REG 7 Data type REWRAP 8 Department name MARK DOWN 9 Quantity of package 2 Mode 10 Weight READ REPORT 11 Pieces RESET 12 Amount ...

Page 203: ...ieces 2 Mode 10 Amount READ REPORT 11 Amount rate for total amount RESET 12 Quantity of total package 3 Date 13 Total weight 4 Time 14 Total pieces 5 Commodity name 15 Total amount VENDOR TOTAL REPORT 1 Memory type 7 Data type NORMAL REG 8 Vendor No REWRAP 9 Vendor name MARK DOWN 10 Number of customers processed 2 Mode by the vendor READ REPORT 11 Quantity of package RESET 12 Amount 3 Date 13 Amou...

Page 204: ... AMOUNT A A A A V PACKAGE 1 1 1 1 V WEIGHT W W V PIECES P P V AMOUNT A A A A V PACKAGE 1 1 1 1 V WEIGHT W W V PIECES P P V AMOUNT A A A A V PACKAGE 1 1 1 1 V WEIGHT W W V PIECES P P V AMOUNT A A A A V PACKAGE 1 1 1 1 V WEIGHT W W V PIECES P P V AMOUNT A A A A V PACKAGE 1 1 1 1 V WEIGHT W W V PIECES P P V AMOUNT A A A A V PACKAGE 1 1 1 1 V WEIGHT W W V PIECES P P V AMOUNT A A A A V PACKAGE 1 1 1 1 ...

Page 205: ...HT R S PIECES R S AMOUNT R S PACKAGE R S WEIGHT R S PIECES R S AMOUNT R S PACKAGE R S WEIGHT R S PIECES R S AMOUNT R S PACKAGE R S WEIGHT R S PIECES R S AMOUNT R S PACKAGE R S WEIGHT R S PIECES R S AMOUNT R S PACKAGE R S WEIGHT R S PIECES R S AMOUNT R S PACKAGE R WEIGHT R PIECES R AMOUNT R PACKAGE R WEIGHT R PIECES R AMOUNT R PACKAGE R WEIGHT R PIECES R AMOUNT R PACKAGE R WEIGHT R PIECES R AMOUNT ...

Page 206: ...t the Department No and the Department Name INGREDIENT Used to output the Ingredient No and its description NUTRITION Used to output the Nutrition No and its description RECIPE Used to output the Recipe No and its description GRADE LINE Used to output the Grade Line No and its description STORE NAME ADDRESS Used to output the Store Name Address No and its description MESSAGE Used to output the Mes...

Page 207: ... Date 2 Time 3 PLU No Start End code 4 Commodity name 5 Commodity name Short 6 Mode flag 7 1st Unit Price Weigh mode 8 2nd Unit Price unused 9 Tare weight 10 tare 11 Compulsory tare subtraction 12 Shelf life days 13 Relish days 14 Frequent shopper schedule No 15 Frequent shopper schedule title 16 Frequent shopper discount price 17 Frequent shopper discount 18 Frequent shopper bonus logo 19 Frequen...

Page 208: ...N 1 Date 2 Time 3 PLU No Start End code 4 Commodity No 5 Commodity name DEPARTMENT NAME 1 Date 2 Time 3 Department No Start End code 4 Department No 5 Department name INGREDIENT 1 Date 2 Time 3 Ingredient No Start End code 4 Ingredient No 5 Ingredient name 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 209: ...o Start End code 4 Nutrition No 5 Nutrition kind 6 Serving size 7 Service size per container 8 Additional nutrient RECIPE 1 Date 2 Time 3 Recipe No Start End code 4 Recipe No 5 Recipe GRADE LINE 1 Date 2 Time 3 Grade Line No Start End code 4 Grade Line No 5 Grade Line 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 210: ...ress No Start End code 4 Store name Address MESSAGE 1 Date 2 Time 3 Message No Start End code 4 Message No 5 Message SCROLLING MESSAGE LINK 1 Date 2 Time 3 Scrolling Message No 4 Display type 5 Display time 6 Scrolling Message VENDOR NAME 1 Date 2 Time 3 Vendor No Start End code 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 6 5 1 2 3 ...

Page 211: ...or the promotion 6 Margin for By count mode item 7 Promotion schedule No 8 Promotion schedule name 9 Margin for Weigh mode item COMBINATION REPORT 1 Date 2 Time 3 Combination Report No 4 Combination Report name 5 Combination Report link No 6 Report No 7 Report name 8 Total memory type 9 Code type 10 Analysis type 11 Start End code 12 Data type 1 2 3 5 4 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 11 6 9 10 12 ...

Page 212: ...enu screen Key Functions Key Function LIST Used to display the contents of selected combination report PRINT Used to print out the selected combination report on the journal paper Report Printing Procedure Procedure 1 Touch a Combination Report area of the desired Report No or input the Report No max 4 digits with the numeric keys NOTE For the Report No refer to the Table in Section 14 11 2 Touch ...

Page 213: ...ation Report Confirming Procedure Procedure 1 Touch the desired Combination Report No or input the Report No max 4 digits with the numeric keys NOTE For the Report No refer to the Table in Section 14 11 2 Touch the LIST key 3 Touch the desired Report No in the Report No Display area to display the contents Report No Display area Report Contents Display area ...

Page 214: ...lone Scale and the Master Scale How to enter the Total Data Transmission Main Menu MAIN MENU REPORT TOTAL DATA TRANSMISSION The following Total Data Transmission Main Menu screen will appear when the TOTAL DATA TRANSMISSION key of the Report Reset Mode Main Menu is touched Total Data Transmission Main Menu screen Key Functions and Procedure Key Function YES Used to perform Total Data Transmission ...

Page 215: ...action When the TRAINING LABEL key of the main menu is touched the Registration mode initial screen will appear showing TRAINING LABEL on top of the screen Registration Mode Initial screen NOTES 1 Operating procedures are same as those of the Registration Mode Refer to Section 16 2 The BACK key in this mode is used to cancel the Training mode and return to the main menu 3 A T is marked on the labe...

Page 216: ...ration panel sleep without turning off the power When the SLEEP key of the main menu is touched the operation panel will become dark as follows To cancel the Sleep mode touch anywhere on the display area The last Registration mode display will be displayed on the operation panel again SLEEP key Display Area ...

Page 217: ... used should be saved on a flash memory card on the following conditions File format Windows BMP 256 colors 640 dots W x 480 dots H File name DEMO0 BMP DEMO1 BMP DEMO2 BMP DEMO3 BMP DEMO4 BMP Folder name DEMO When the SLIDE SHOW key of the main menu is touched the images are shown by rotation To cancel the Slide Show mode touch anywhere on the display area The main menu will be displayed on the op...

Page 218: ...printed This item is set to PRINT OFF Set the item to PRINT ON Refer to Section 16 1 1 Unclear printing or poor printing The label doesn t match the label type at print tone setting Print tone is incorrect The TOSHIBA TEC approved label is not used The print head is dirty Set the label type to match the label to be used Refer to Section 15 2 Adjust the print tone Refer to Section 15 2 Replace with...

Page 219: ...iles from the memory card And reduce the files to be saved in the memory card Prepare another memory card No File is found in MC Scale cannot detect the selected files on the memory card ATA or CF Store data into the memory card Change the allocated Number Data is over the File capacity File capacity filled up with the programmed data Sort the files by the SORT key Delete unnecessary files Price i...

Page 220: ... label format Number Appointed code is not found The selected code doesn t exist in the file Enter a correct code which exists in the file Flash Rom Write Error occurs Because of Flash ROM failure the selected data cannot be written into the Flash ROM Turn off the power and then ask your authorized TOSHIBA TEC representative Flash Rom Format Error occurs Because of Flash ROM failure data in the Fl...

Page 221: ... is in busy Local communication error Wait a moment Turn on the backup master scale and then check the connection and the communication setting regarding local communication FC Timeout Error occurs Local communication error Master scale is in busy Turn on the backup master scale and then check the connection and the communication setting regarding local communication Deleting of PLU is prohibited ...

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