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PRINTING OUT INFORMATION
Your Setra scale is designed to print out requested or available information regard-
ing a given batch when connected to a Setra Model 240P or 340P printer (see
Appendix II). To print, use the following procedure:
1. Connect the printer’s AC adaptor to a 110-volt outlet.
2. Connect the other end of the adaptor to the printer.
3. Connect the appropriate end of the printer connection cord to the printer.
4. Connect the other end of the connection cord to the scale.
5. Perform the necessary functions on the scale.
6. Make sure the printer is turned on (as indicated by the printer’s green light). If
the printer is not on, press the black switch on the side of the printer.
7. Press the
key on the scale.
8. Repeat Steps 5 through 7 anytime you wish to print out information on a batch.
Note:
When using a printer other than the Setra 240P or 340P, set the baud rate on
your scale to match the printer (see Appendix II). It is possible to select the
information to be printed. See Appendix II, Setup Functions.
BAR CODING INFORMATION
Your platform scale may be used with any Setra Auto Count
™
200 bar code system. To
operate with an Auto Count 200 using version 2.06, refer to Appendix II, Setup
Functions, Print Format.
INTERFACING WITH A COMPUTER
Your Setra scale is designed to interface with a wide variety of computers. To
transmit information to a computer, use the print function, described in “Printing Out
Information.” For complete computer interfacing information, refer to Appendix VI.
COUNTING WITH APW VALUES IN EXPONENTIAL NOTATION
The scale is able to accept an unlimited number of significant digits through the
keyboard and serial port for APW values. The APW values are stored using exponen-
tial notation. For example, .0000567891 will be stored as 5.67891E-5.
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