Avery Berkel CX20 SERIES, Руководство по обслуживанию

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9 — Label Formats
9–12 CX20/CX30/CX34 Service Manual
9.3 Creating a New Label Format
IMPORTANT:
In some markets the new label format must be approved by the
local Weights and Measures Regulations. To check approval,
contact Avery Berkel Customer Support (see Page ix in the
About This Manual section).
The process for creating a new label format can be broken down into three
stages:
design (refer to Section 9.3.1)
determining the label field co–ordinates (refer to Section 9.3.2)
programming (refer to Section 9.3.3).
To create a new label format: draw the required label format to the customer’s
specifications – if necessary have it checked by Avery Berkel Customer Support;
measure the position of the fields and obtain their co–ordinates; program the
machine with the new format.
Section 9.3.4 shows how to create a new 0
°
label format, giving a step–by–step
guide with illustrations.
9.3.1 Design
To design the new label format, stick the required label on to a piece of paper.
On the label draw the outline of each field, identifying it by writing its code
number inside.
Before drawing in the fields, please note the following:
Make sure each field is big enough for selected text font and the number
of characters to be printed; specially the unit price, weight and pack price
fields.
Allow a gap of 6 mm at the leading edge of every label across its width.
The machine reserves this area for the optional store name (programmed
using the X key).
Allow a gap of at least 1 mm between adjacent fields and along the label’s
edges.
To ensure barcode is correctly printed, minimum widths (X co–ordinate for
all label formats) are:
EAN 13/UPC 12/UPC = 110 co–ordinates
EAN 8
= 80 co–ordinates.
After designing the new format, if necessary, find out if the format is approved by
contacting Avery Berkel Customer Support.