Electronic Computing Scale Owner's Manual

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TEC Electronic Computing Scale SL-5300 SERIES Owner's Manual
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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EO1-31009 Safety Summary Safety Summary Personal safety in handling or maintaining the equipment is extremely important. Warnings and Cautions necessary for safe handling are included in this manual. All warnings and cautions contained in this manual should be read and understood before handling or maintaining the equipment. Do not attempt to effect repairs or modifications to this equipment.
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EO1-31009 Safety Summary Disconnect the plug. Connect a grounding wire. If foreign objects (metal fragments, water, liquids) enter the machines, first turn off the power switches and disconnect the power cord plugs from the outlet, and then contact your authorized TOSHIBA TEC representative for assistance. Continued use of the machine in that condition may cause fire or electric shock. Disconnect the plug. When unplugging the power cords, be sure to hold and pull on the plug portion.
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EO1-31009 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................... 1-1 1.1 Applicable Model ......................................................................................................... 1-2 1.2 Accessories ................................................................................................................. 1-2 2. SPECIFICATIONS........................................................
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EO1-31009 14. PROGRAMMING MODE .......................................................................................................14-1 14.1 Edit Screen................................................................................................................14- 2 14.2 PLU Data Setting.......................................................................................................14- 4 14.3 Department Setting.....................................................................................
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EO1-31009 16.1.6 Special Information Assignment.....................................................................16- 9 16.1.7 Logo Assignment ..........................................................................................16-10 16.1.8 Grade Line Assignment ................................................................................16-11 16.1.9 Scrolling Message Setting ............................................................................16-12 16.1.10 Store Name/Address Assignment ..
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1. INTRODUCTION EO1-31009 1. INTRODUCTION 1. INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the TOSHIBA TEC SL-5300 Series Electronic Computing Scale. TEC SL-5300 series has many features and functions designed for user friendliness as well as complete customer satisfaction. We believe that your needs will now be fully satisfied, and you will have total reliability in price calculations. Please read carefully and understand this manual to help gain maximum performance of this product.
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1. INTRODUCTION EO1-31009 1.1 Applicable Model 1.1 Applicable Model • SL-5300-30M-US • SL-5300-15M-CA The description of the model number is as follows. SL-5300-30M-US Destination country/Region code Ex) US, CA Max. Capacity 30M: 30 lbs (decimal pound/multi-interval) 15M: 15 kg (multi-interval) 1.2 Accessories When unpacking, please check that the following accessories are supplied with the scale. SL -530 0S ER ner IES 's M anu al Ow Owner’s Manual (1 copy) Sealing Lead (2 pc.
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2. SPECIFICATION EO1-31009 2.1 Scale 2. SPECIFICATION 2.1 Scale Item Maximum capacity Minimum Scale Division Maximum Tare Display Range Unit Price Pre-settable Minimum Price Display Power Requirement Power Consumption Temperature Limits Relative Humidity Message Display Unit Price Total Price Touch Panel Capacity of PLU Memory Print Head Media Issue Method Dot Density Print Speed Available Media width Recommended Media Thermal label Variable length label Thermal receipt Interface Dimensions (Approx.
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2. SPECIFICATION EO1-31009 2.2 Option 2.2 Option Option Name Built-in Customer’s Display Model No. OP-5300-FBIU-US (US model) OP-5300-FBIU-CA (CA model) OP-5300-57PIU Description A 256x64-dot Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD). Installing this display in place of the standard 5x7-dot VFD enhances the customers’ visibility. Remote Customer’s A 5x7-dot VFD (20 characters x 2 lines) remote Display (Pole Type) type customer’s display. When this option is used, the standard customer’s display does not work.
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3. APPEARANCE EO1-31009 3.1 Dimensions 3. APPEARANCE 3.1 Dimensions 155 - 180 25° - 85° 450 310 410 464 3.2 Scale Platter Customer’s Display Feed Button Level Gauge Power Switch Cutter Media Outlet Label Cassette Interface Cover Power Cord Adjustable Leg Operation Panel Connector Panel 3.
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3. APPEARANCE EO1-31009 3.4 Connector Panel 3.
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4. PROCEDURE BEFORE DAILY OPERATION EO1-31009 4.1 Installation of the Scale 4. PROCEDURE BEFORE DAILY OPERATION 4.1 Installation of the Scale WARNING! When installing the scale, avoid locations that have the following adverse conditions. Failure to do this may cause a fire, electric shock, or injury. Direct sunlight, high temperature, high humidity, rapid temperature change, vibrations, dust, near a device generating magnetism or electromagnetic wave, near fire or moisture, unstable table.
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5. INSERTING THE POWER CORD EO1-31009 5. INSERTING THE POWER CORD 5. INSERTING THE POWER CORD WARNING! 1. Be sure to insert the power plug into the rated outlet. Failure to do this may cause fire or electric shock. 2. Do not share the same outlet with any other electrical appliances or do not use an extension cord. Over capacity may cause fire or electric shock. 3. Do not excessively bend, pull on, damage, place a heavy object on, or heat the power cord.
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6. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT EO1-31009 6. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT 6. LEVEL ADJUSTMENT 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. For correct weighing operations, be sure to level the scale. Turn the four adjustable legs so that the bubble in the level gauge is positioned at the center. NOTES: 1. Make sure that the scale is leveled before the business hour starts. 2.
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7. TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF EO1-31009 7.1 Turning the Power ON 7. TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF 7.1 Turning the Power ON 1. 2. Make sure that the power plug is fully inserted into the AC outlet. Make sure that nothing is placed on the platter, and then turn ON the power switch. Power Switch NOTE: While the power switch is ON, the memory backup battery is charged. Therefore, data in the memory may be deleted if the battery voltage drops.
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7. TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF EO1-31009 7.2 Turning the Power OFF 7.2 Turning the Power OFF 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. 1. Make sure that the Registration Mode Initial screen or Main Menu is displayed. 2.
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8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA EO1-31009 8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA 8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA 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 printing. 2. Do not touch the cutter blade, as this may cause injury. 3. Firmly hold the bottom of the label cassette when pulling it out. Failure to do this may cause the label cassette to drop, resulting in injury.
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8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA EO1-31009 8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA 2. Move the media guide and the media roll stopper to the right and place a label roll into the label roll holder. Label Roll Holder Media Roll Stopper Media Guide NOTES: 1. When the inner part 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.
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8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA EO1-31009 8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA 5. Move the media guide to the label edge. Media Guide NOTE: When the labels are issued in strip mode, provide about 1 mm gap between the backing paper edge and the media guide. 6. To issue 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.
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8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA EO1-31009 8. LOADING/REPLACING THE MEDIA 8. Remove enough labels from the leading edge of the label stock to leave 40 - 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.
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9. OPERATION PANEL EO1-31009 9.1 Operational Precautions 9. OPERATION PANEL 9.1 Operational Precautions The operation panel should be operated carefully. Follow the precautions provided below. WARNING! 1. Though the operation panel is water-proof constructed, do not touch it with wet fingers or hands. 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.
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9. OPERATION PANEL EO1-31009 9.3 Layout of the Operation Panel 9.3 Layout of the Operation Panel This 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.
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9. OPERATION PANEL EO1-31009 9.3 Layout of the Operation Panel (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) Preset tare lamp: Tare: Weight: BACK key: Commodity: Unit price: Total price: Speed keys: Function keys: Scale mode: Operating mode: (12) (13) (14) (15) Date and Time AUTO/MANUAL lamp: PREPACK (tare) lamp: NET lamp: (16) (17) PREPACK (Unit Price) lamp: ZERO lamp: Lights when a tare preset to the PLU is called. (See NOTE.) Max. 4-digit tare is displayed. Max.
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10. CUSTOMER’S DISPLAY EO1-31009 10.1 US Model 10. CUSTOMER’S DISPLAY 10.1 US Model • 5x7-dot Built-in Display (Standard) • 5x7-dot Remote Display (OP-5300-57PIU) CAPACITY 0-15 lb e=d=0.005 lb 15-30 lb e=d=0.01 lb SCROLLING MESSAGE INDICATES SCALE AT ZERO. TARE lb WEIGHT 0 . 0 0 0 E N T E R PRESET-T %/T P PREPACK lb 0 . L U 0 0 PRICE/lb $ 0 P # 0 0 REG.
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10. CUSTOMER’S DISPLAY EO1-31009 10.2 CA Model 10.2 CA Model • 5x7-dot Built-in Display (Standard) • 5x7-dot Remote Display (OP-5300-57PIU) CAPACITY CAPACITÉ TARE WEIGHT/POIDS 0 . 0 0 0 E N T E R PRESET T PROG.-T %T 0-6 kg e=d=0.002 kg 6-15 lb 0–15 lb e=d-0.005 lb 15-30 lb P PREPACK ZERO/ PRÉ-EMBALLÉ ZÉRO 0 . 0 0 L U # NET kg e=d=0.005 kg e=d=0.01 lb PRICE/PRIX 0 $ P 0 lb 100g 0 REG.
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10. CUSTOMER’S DISPLAY EO1-31009 10.3 Spanish Display Sticker 10.3 Spanish Display Sticker • 5x7-dot Built-in Display (Standard) • 5x7-dot Remote Display (OP-5300-57PIU) CAPACIDAO 0-6 kg e=d=0.002 kg TARA kg PESO 0 . L U 0 . 0 0 0 E N T E R P FIJO CERO TARE PREDEFINIDA %/T kg 0 0 6-15 kg e=d=0.005 kg TARA T= -1 kg PRECIO UNITARIO $/kg 0 Max 15 kg Min. 0.04 kg P # 0 100g 0 REG.
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11. DAILY MAINTENANCE EO1-31009 11.1. Cleaning 11. DAILY MAINTENANCE Please clean the machine every day after the business hour finished so that you can always obtain satisfactory performance of the machine. Since the print head and the platen easily get dirty, cleaning is recommended whenever the media is replaced. WARNING! 1. Do not pour water over the scale or wipe it with soaked cloth. If water enters into the machine inside, a fire or electric shock may occur. 2.
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11. DAILY MAINTENANCE EO1-31009 11.1. Cleaning 11.1.2 Platen and Media Roll Holder 1. 2. 3. Turn off the power switch. Pull out the label cassette and remove the media roll. Wipe the platen with a soft cloth slightly moistened with alcohol. Platen 4. Wipe out any 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.
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11. DAILY MAINTENANCE EO1-31009 11.2. Removing the Jammed Media 11.2 Removing the Jammed Media 1. 2. Turn off the power switch. Pull out the label cassette. CAUTION! Do not push down or hit the print head block, as this may cause a machine failure. Print Head Block Label Cassette 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.
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11. DAILY MAINTENANCE EO1-31009 11.3. Media Guide Adjustment 11.3 Media Guide Adjustment When the label skews in the strip mode, adjust the media guides 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. Left Side Media Guide 2 mm 2. Set the right side media guide at about 1 mm from the right edge of the backing paper.
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12. PC CARD HANDLING EO1-31009 12.1. Inserting the PC Card 12. PC CARD HANDLING This scale allows a use of commercially available PC cards (conforming to Types I to III). Regarding the available PC card types, please refer to your TOSHIBA TEC service representative. In this section, how to insert or eject a PC card is described. CAUTION! 1. Do not insert or eject a PC card while the scale power is on. Doing so may destroy the data stored in the PC card or PC card itself. 2.
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13. OUTLINE OF MAIN MENU EO1-31009 13. OUTLINE OF MAIN MENU 13. OUTLINE OF MAIN MENU This section outlines the 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.
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13. OUTLINE OF MAIN MENU EO1-31009 13. OUTLINE OF MAIN MENU The following table describes the contents of the main menu and their functions. Key 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Mode Function REG.NORMAL (LABEL) In this mode, you can perform daily operations, such as, weighing commodities, calling the registered PLUs, and issuing the desired number of labels. You can also change the PLU data, select the print items, and adjust the feed amount, sensor sensitivity, and print tone.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14. PROGRAMMING MODE 14. PROGRAMMING MODE In the Programming Mode, you can program various data required for the daily operation. The following Programming Mode Main Menu screen will appear when the [PROGRAM] key of the main menu is touched. Programming Mode Main Menu screen Back key Scroll Bar Numeric Display area Clear key Numeric keys The following keys will be used throughout the Programming Mode.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.1 Edit Screen 14.1 Edit Screen The Edit screen will appear when setting commodity names, department names, ingredient, nutrition facts, recipe, grade lines, store messages, store name, address, vendors, etc. It can be used like a PC keyboard. Specified Code Cursor Alphanumeric keys Back Space key Shift key (Upper/Lower) Enter key Cursor keys Bold/Normal key Insert/Overwrite key EURO Sign 1 Idiom key EURO Sign 2 Space key Del.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.1 Edit Screen NOTES: 1. How to copy and paste (1) Move the cursor to the first character of the copy range, and then touch the [Copy] key. (2) Move the cursor to the last character of the copy range, and then touch the [Copy] key. The copy 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.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting 14.2 PLU Data Setting A PLU (Price Look Up) includes not only a commodity name, but unit price, tare, shelf life, nutrition facts, ingredient, etc. You can program or change the PLU data with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [PLU data] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Since this menu consists of 3 screens, change the screen with the scroll key. First screen Commodity Name Area PLU No. and Dept. No.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting Procedure Item Adding a new PLU Procedure 1. Input a new PLU No. (max. 6 digits) 2. Touch the [ADD] key. NOTE: The top 2-digit number is the department No. There is no zero suppression. Calling a registered PLU 1. Input the PLU No. (max. 6 digits) with the numeric keys. 2. Touch the [PLU#] key. Commodity name 1. Touch the Commodity Name area. 2. The Edit screen will appear. 3. Edit a commodity name (max. 32 characters by 4 lines).
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting Item Auto Code, UPC Procedure To set the auto code: 1. Touch the Auto code area. 2. The auto code setting screen will appear. 3. Input an Auto code (max. 6 digits). 4. Touch the [Decision] key. To set the UPC: 1. Input a UPC (max. 6 digits). 2. Touch the UPC area. Decision key Asterisk key NOTES: 1. Default: 000000 2. When the auto code has been entered, the UPC will become the same number with the auto code. 3.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting Item Tare, %Tare Procedure Input a numeric data (max. 2lb for lb scale, 1kg for kg scale, or 99.9% for %Tare). NOTES: 1. With the initial settings, Preset tare and %Tare function is not available. When these functions are required, contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent. 2. %Tare data exceeding the tare limit results in an error. 3.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting Second screen Shortened Commodity Name area SHELF LIFE area Relish area PROMOTION area FSP area Discount $ Discount % Bonus LOGO FSP LOGO LOGO area LOGO1 LOGO2 LOGO3 Coupon LOGO SAFE HANDLING area GRADE LINE area OPERATOR’S HINT area Procedure Item Procedure Shelf Life 1. Input a numeric data (max. 999 days). 2. Touch the “SHELF LIFE” area. Relish 1. Input a numeric data (max. 999 days). 2. Touch the “RELISH” area. Promotion 1.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting Item FSP (Frequent Shoppers) Procedure To set the sale promotion schedule No.: 1. Input a schedule No. (1 – 99)* 2. Touch the FSP schedule area. Or, 1. Touch the FSP schedule area. 2. The schedule list will appear. 3. Touch the desired schedule from the list. For details of the schedule, refer to Section 14.17. To set the discount amount: 1. Input a numeric data (max. 999.99). 2. Touch the Discount area (left side). To set the discount rate: 1.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting Item LOGO Procedure 1. Input a logo number (0000 – 9999) 2. Touch the LOGO area. Or, 1. Touch the LOGO area. 2. The logo list will appear. 3. Select the desired logo number from the list. NOTES: 1. Max. 3 logos can be set to one PLU. 2. Logos can be called only from the flash memory card (ATA card). 3. File format, file name, and size of the logos should meet the following: Format: Windows BMP, monochrome File name: LOGOxxxx.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.2 PLU Data Setting Third screen NUTRITION area INGREDIENT area RECIPE area Store name/ Address area +TAX PRINT area ON OFF key Procedure Item Ingredient Nutrition fact Recipe Store name/address +TAX print Procedure 1. Input an ingredient number (1 – 3000)*. 2. Touch the INGREDIENT area. Or 1. Touch the INGREDIENT area. 2. The ingredient list will appear. 3.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.3 Department Setting 14.3 Department Setting You can set the department with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [Department] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. DEPT. NO. area CHANGE CODE key SEARCH CODE key Key Functions Key SEARCH CODE ADD COPY DELETE CHANGE CODE ADD key COPY key DELETE key Function Used to search the desired Dept. No. and display it on top of the list. Used to add a new department.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.4 Ingredient Setting 14.4 Ingredient Setting You can set the ingredient data with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [Ingredient] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. ING. NO. area SORT key ADD key SEARCH CODE key Key Function Key SORT SEARCH CODE ADD COPY DELETE CHANGE CODE COPY key CHANGE CODE key DELETE key Function Used to defragment the data in the flash ROM.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting Procedure Item Adding a new ingredient Selecting an ING. No. and editing the Ingredient Searching an ING. No. Copying the Ingredient Deleting the Ingredient Changing the ING. No. Procedure 1. Input a 4-digit ING. No. (0001 – 3000) 2. Touch the [ADD] key. 3. Touch the data entry area and enter the data. 1. Touch the ING. No. area. 2. Touch the same ING. No. area again. 3. Edit the ingredient data on the edit screen. (max.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting Key Function Key SORT SEARCH CODE ADD COPY DELETE Function 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 data sort.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting When the data entry area of the Nutrition Facts screen is touched, the following Nutrition Facts Programming screen will appear. The Serving Size key and area Calories and Calories from Fat key and area Format selection keys The Nutrients part 1 key and area The Nutrients part 2 key and area Footnote key Additional Title part 1 key Additional Title part 2 key NOTE: 6 templates of the Nutrition Facts format are prepared.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting Item Additional title 1/2 Additional title 2/2 Footnote Procedure 1. Touch the [Additional Title part 1] key. 2. The Additional title part 1 setting screen will appear. Refer to Section 14.5.5. 1. Touch the [Additional Title part 2] key. 2. The Additional title part 2 setting screen will appear. Refer to Section 14.5.6. 1. Touch the [Footnote] key. 2. The Footnote setting screen will appear. Refer to Section 14.5.7.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting 14.5.1 Serving Size Setting The following screen will appear when the [Serving Size] key of the Nutrition Facts Programming screen is touched. Serving Size area Serving Per Container area Procedure Item Serving size Procedure 1. Touch the Serving Size area. 2. The Edit mode screen will appear. 3. Enter the data (max. 20 characters). Serving per container 1. Touch the Serving per Container area. 2. The Edit mode screen will appear. 3.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting Procedure Item Calories Calories from Fat Procedure 1. Input a numeric data (0 – 9999 or 0.0 – 99.9) 2. Touch the Calories area. 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.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting 14.5.3 Nutrition Setting 1/2 The following screen will appear when [The Nutrients part 1] key of the Nutrition Facts Programming screen is touched. You can enter each nutrition data with this menu. Since this menu consists of 3 screens, change the screen with the scroll keys. Page 1 of 3 Nutrition Page 2 of 3 Numeric area % Value area Decimal point key Additional Nutrient Table Page 3 of 3 NOTES: 1.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting Procedure Item Nutrition setting Adding a new nutrition Deleting an added nutrition Procedure 1. Input a numeric data. (0 – 99999 or 0.0 – 999.9) 2. Touch the data entry area. 3. The “% Daily Value” data is automatically calculated and displayed. NOTES: 1. The % daily value is not displayed for Sugars and Protein. 2. The % daily value exceeding 100% will be displayed as “ – “. 1. Touch the Additional area. 2.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting Additional Nutrition Table Page 2 of 3 Page 1 of 3 Scroll Bar Page 3 of 3 Key Functions Key . (decimal point) Function Used to enter a decimal point. In this case, the effective value becomes 0.0 to 99.9 Procedure Item Nutrition setting Adding a new nutrition Deleting an added nutrition Procedure 1. Input a numeric data. (0 – 9999 or 0.0 – 99.9) 2. Touch the data entry area. 3.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting 14.5.5 Additional Title Change 1/2 The following screen will appear when the [Additional Title part 1] key of the Nutrition Facts Programming screen is touched. You can make a change to the Additional Nutrition Table which appears when adding new nutrition types. (See Section 14.5.3.) Since this menu consists of 2 screens, change the screen with the scroll keys.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting 14.5.6 Additional Title Change 2/2 The following screen will appear when the [Additional Title part 2] key of the Nutrition Facts Programming screen is 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. Page 2 of 4 Page 1 of 4 Scroll Bar Page 3 of 4 Key Functions Key .
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.5 Nutrition Facts Setting Procedure Item Changing the title of nutrition Procedure 1. Touch the nutrition area to be changed. 2. The edit screen will appear. 3. Input a new title. (Max. 20 characters) Changing the unit of 1. Touch the unit of measure area to be changed. measure 2. The edit screen will appear. 3. Input a new unit. (Max. 2 characters) Changing the necessary 1. Input the numeric data. (0 – 9999 or 0.0 – 99.9) daily value 2. Touch the daily value area.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.6 Recipe Setting Reference Values for Nutrition Labeling (Based on a 2000 calories intake: for adults and children over 3) Nutrition Total Fat Saturated Fat Cholesterol Sodium Potassium Total Carbohydrate Dietary Fiber Protein Vitamin A Vitamin C Calcium Iron Vitamin D Vitamin E Vitamin K Thiamin Riboflavin 14.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.6 Recipe Setting Key Functions Key SORT Function 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 data sort.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.7 Grade Line Setting 14.7 Grade Line Setting You can set the grade line with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [Grade line] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Grade Line No. area ADD key COPY key SEARCH CODE key DELETE key SORT key Key Functions Key SORT SEARCH CODE ADD COPY DELETE CHANGE CODE CHANGE CODE key Function Used to defragment the data in the flash ROM.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.8 Message/Information Setting 14.8 Message/Information Setting You can set the message or information with this menu. The messages programmed here can be printed on the label or displayed in a scrolling message. The following screen will appear when the [Message/Information] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Message./Information No.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.9 Store Name/Address Setting 14.9 Store Name/Address Setting You can set the store name and address with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [Store name/Address] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Store Name area Address No. area Address area ADD key COPY key SEARCH CODE key DELETE key SORT key Key Functions Key SORT SEARCH CODE ADD COPY DELETE CHANGE CODE CHANGE CODE key Function Used to defragment the data in the flash ROM.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.10 Scrolling Message Setting 14.10 Scrolling Message Setting You can set the scrolling message with this menu. The scrolling message programmed here can be displayed on the customer’s display in various ways. The following screen will appear when the [Scrolling Message] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Scrolling Message area DELETE key Key Functions Key DELETE Function Used to delete the desired scrolling message No.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.10 Scrolling Message Setting When the scrolling message area is touched twice, the following screen will appear. This screen is used to call the registered messages or logos and assign them to the scrolling message No. One scrolling message consists of up to 8 messages/logos, and they are displayed in order of the scrolling message sub number. Also, scrolling message display method is selectable from 7 options. Scrolling Message Edit Screen Scrolling Message Sub No. MSG.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting Procedure Item Selecting the scrolling message sub No. and assigning the message/logo Procedure 1. Touch the scrolling message sub number area to select. 2. Touch the same scrolling message sub number area again to select a message/logo. 3. The Message/Information list or Logo list will appear. 4. Touch the desired message/logo. 1. Touch the scrolling message sub number area to select. 2. Input the message No. or logo No. to be assigned. 3.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting Key Functions Key EDIT Function Used to change the combination report name. Procedure Item Combining the reports Changing the combination report name Procedure 1. Touch the combination report area twice. 2. The Combination Report Edit screen will appear (See figure below.) 1. Touch the combination report area. 2. Touch the [EDIT] key. 3. Change the report name on the edit screen.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting Key Functions Key LINK 1 – LINK 8 CANCEL Function Used to link the desired reports to the selected combination report No. Used to break the link. Procedure Item Linking the reports/items to a combination report. Procedure When selecting from the report types: 1. Touch the [LABEL] key. 2. Touch the desired report name key. 3. Select the desired options as long as the selectable keys are displayed. 4. Touch the [Link] key.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting Report number table GROUP REPORT NAME MEMORY NORMAL GRAND TOTAL CODE KIND ANALYSYS DATA KIND REPORT NO.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting GROUP REPORT NAME MEMORY CODE KIND ANALYSYS DATA KIND ALL CODE ORDER PACKAGE ORDER WEIGHT ORDER PLU ORDER PIECES ORDER AMOUNT ORDER LABEL PLU TOTAL REWRAP CODE ORDER PACKAGE ORDER UPC ORDER WEIGHT ORDER PIECES ORDER AMOUNT ORDER 14-37 REPORT NO.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting GROUP REPORT NAME MEMORY CODE KIND ANALYSYS DATA KIND ALL CODE ORDER PACKAGE ORDER WEIGHT ORDER PLU ORDER PIECES ORDER AMOUNT ORDER LABEL PLU TOTAL MARKDOWN CODE ORDER PACKAGE ORDER UPC ORDER WEIGHT ORDER PIECES ORDER AMOUNT ORDER 14-38 REPORT NO.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting GROUP REPORT NAME MEMORY CODE KIND ANALYSYS DATA KIND ALL CODE ORDER PACKAGE ORDER NORMAL WEIGHT ORDER - PIECES ORDER AMOUNT ORDER LABEL DEPT. TOTAL CODE ORDER PACKAGE ORDER REWRAP WEIGHT ORDER - PIECES ORDER AMOUNT ORDER 14-39 REPORT NO.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting GROUP REPORT NAME MEMORY CODE KIND ANALYSYS CODE ORDER PACKAGE ORDER DEPT.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.11 Combination Report Setting GROUP REPORT NAME MEMORY CODE KIND ANALYSYS DATA KIND ALL CODE ORDER CUSTOM ORDER VENDOR TOTAL REWRAP ITEM ORDER AMOUNT ORDER LABEL CODE ORDER CUSTOM ORDER VENDOR TOTAL MARKDOWN ITEM ORDER AMOUNT ORDER GROUP PROG.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.12 Vendor Setting 14.12 Vendor Setting You can set the vendor names with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [Vendor] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Vendor Name area Vendor No. area SEARCH CODE key CHANGE CODE key ADD key Key Functions Key SEARCH CODE ADD COPY DELETE CHANGE CODE COPY key DELETE key Function Used to search the desired vendor No. and display it on top of the list. Used to add a new vendor.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.13 SFKC Setting 14.13 SFKC Setting You can set the SFKC (Selective Function Key Code) with this menu. The SFKC’s initial screen will appear when the [SFKC] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Touch the [LABEL MODE] key to display the SFKC programming screen. Up to 5 sheets of speed keys and one sheet of function keys can be programmed. LABEL MODE key Key Functions Key LABEL MODE SFKC No. area Function Used to display the SFKC setting screen.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.13 SFKC Setting SFKC Programming screen (Speed keys) When one of the SFKC1 to SFKC5 areas is touched, the following screen will appear. Key Color area Key Function area Key size area Code area Input code by the programming key block when necessary. Letter size area Cancel key Edit key Color Copy key Copy key Reset key List key Programming key block This block appears automatically when necessary.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.13 SFKC Setting Key Functions Key Copy Cancel Color Copy Reset Edit List 0 – 9, C, Enter Function Used to copy the assigned function to other keys. To quit the Copy function, touch the key again. Used to cancel the assigned function. To quit the Cancel function, touch the key again. Used to change the key color to the same one with the selected key. To quit the Color Copy function, touch the key again. Used to reset the all SFKC data including the initial SFKC settings.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.13 SFKC Setting Item Procedure Function Function List 1. Touch a speed key. 2. Touch the Function area. 3. Select the desired function from the options. NOTES: 1. Use the scroll keys to see the all options. 2. To cancel, touch the [BACK] key. Font size Font Size List Copying the key function Copying the key color Cancelling the programming Resetting the all SFKC data on this screen Editing the key name 1. Touch a speed key. 2. Touch the font size area. 3.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.13 SFKC Setting SFKC Programming List Key ZERO 0 to 9 CLEAR PLU TARE SAVE FOR DT/TM VOID PROG. 1/2 1/4 AUTO MANUAL Kg 100g Kg Lb PRT/* SPEED KEY PRESET COUNT GRADE LINE LOGO % TARE PLUs LIB. PAGE Function Zero count adjust key This key is compulsory to be set. Numeric keys These keys are compulsory to be set. Clear key This key is compulsory to be set. PLU key Used to call the registered PLUs by entering their numbers.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.14 Idiom Setting Key Function VENDOR TEST AV. COST VENDOR CALL Edit Vendor key Used to call the registered vendor. Print test key. Used to perform a print test. Average cost key Used to declare the average portion cost. Vendor Call key Used to call the registered vendor list. SFKC sheet No. 1-5 6 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 14.14 Idiom Setting You can set the idioms (frequently used words) with this menu.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.15 Confirmation Label Setting Procedure Item Adding a new idiom Procedure 1. Input a new idiom number. (1 – 99) 2. Touch the [ADD] key or a vacant idiom No. area. 3. The Edit screen will appear. Selecting an idiom No. and 1. Touch the idiom No. area to select. editing the idiom 2. Touch the same idiom No. area again to edit the idiom (max. 20 characters). Searching an idiom No. 1. Input the idiom No. you desire to search. 2. Touch the [SEARCH CODE] key.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.15 Confirmation Label Setting The following screen will appear when [Confirmation label] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. Single PLU No. area Start CODE area End CODE area PRINT key PAUSE key RE-START key Key Functions Key PRINT PAUSE RESTART STOP Function Used to print the label. Used to temporarily stop printing. Used to resume printing. Used to cancel printing.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.16 Promotion Setting Procedure Item Selecting a single PLU No. Selecting more than one PLU No. Printing a label Procedure 1. Input the desired PLU No. 2. Touch the Single PLU area. 1. Input the start PLU No. 2. Touch the Start code area. 3. Input the end PLU No. 4. Touch the End ode area. Touch the [PRINT] key. NOTES: To pause printing, touch the [PAUSE] key. To resume printing, touch the [RESTART] key. To quit printing, touch the [STOP] key. 14.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.16 Promotion Setting Key Functions Key SORT SEARCH CODE ADD Weigh/B-cnt COPY DELETE CHANGE CODE Function 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.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.17 Schedule Setting 14.17 Schedule Setting You can set the valid date and valid time of the sales promotion and FSP. The following screen will appear when the [Schedule] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. When a new schedule No. is added or the schedule area is touched twice, the Calendar of this month will appear. Calendar Screen (This month) Day of the week area Day area Schedule No.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.17 Schedule Setting Procedure Item Adding a new schedule No. Setting the schedule name Selecting and programming the schedule Searching the schedule No. Copying the schedule No. Deleting the schedule No. Changing the schedule no. Setting the valid date Procedure 1. Input a new schedule No. (1- 99) 2. Touch the [ADD] key. 1. Touch the schedule No. area. 2. Touch the [EDIT] key. 3. Enter the schedule name on the edit screen (max. 24 characters). 1.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.18 Inline (LAN Master/Satellite System) Setting 14.18 Inline (LAN Master/Satellite System) Setting You can change the INLINE/OFFLINE setting, designate the scale to be a master or a satellite, and set the IP address. NOTE: To use the master/satellite designation and IP address setting, the IP address should have been set in the System Mode. For the System Mode settings, please contact your nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.19 DLL (LAN Master/Satellite System) Setting Procedure Item Setting to OFF Line Procedure 1. Touch the [OFF LINE] key. 2. Touch the [BACK] key. 3. Turn the power off and then on again according to the message. Designating the scale to a 1. Touch the [MASTER] key. master and setting the IP 2. Touch the [BACK] key twice. address 3. Turn the power off and then on again according to the message.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.19 DLL (LAN Master/Satellite System) Setting Succeeded Key Functions Key ALL OPEN CLOSE ALL SATELLITES CANCEL ID01 to ID16 Item DISCONNECT Failed Scale ID# key (ID02 –ID16) Failed satellite’s ID# is shown in red. Function Used to select the all items. To cancel, touch this key again. Used to restart the satellite. Used to stop the satellite operation. Used to select all satellites. Used to cancel the selection of all satellites.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.20 Operator’s Hint Setting Item Selecting the all satellites Procedure ALL Satellites key Cancelling the all satellites Starting the DLL Touch the [ALL SATELLITES] key. Touch the [CANCEL] key. 1. Touch the [DLL] key. 2. When completed, touch the [BACK] key. NOTE: During the DLL, the message “Now in process of DLL” is displayed. When the DLL is completed, “DLL COMPLETED” is displayed. When failed, “ERROR OCCURRED (ERROR ID# COLORED RED)” is displayed.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.20 Operator’s Hint Setting Key Functions Key SORT SEARCH CODE ADD COPY DELETE CHANGE CODE Function 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.
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14. PROGRAMMING MODE EO1-31009 14.21 Changing the Unit Price 14.21 Changing the Unit Price You can change only the unit price, unit price flag and mode flag of the PLU data without opening the PLU data setting screen. As the commodity name, PLU No., and UPC will not be changed, it may be useful to change the unit price only. The following screen will appear when the [Unit Price Change] key of the Programming Mode Main Menu is touched. PLU No. and Dept. No. area Commodity Name area Unit Price area 1 ST.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15. SET UP MODE 15. SET UP MODE In the Set Up Mode, the date/time, print format, bar code type, print titles, password, and various data, are programmable also reading/writing data from/to the memory card is possible. CAUTION! Do not change the Initial settings of the set up menu. This item is intended for the service personnel. Changing these settings could cause a malfunction of the machine. The following table shows the keys to be used throughout the Set Up Mode.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.1 Date/Time Setting Set Up Mode Menu Item Function Refer to Initial set This item is intended for the service personnel. DO NOT change the initial settings. ----- Date/Time Date, time, machine number, and store code are programmable. Section 15.1 Label format Various print formats are programmable. Section 15.2 Barcode Bar code formats are programmable. Section 15.3 Memory card Data can be read from/written on a memory card. Section 15.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Procedure Item Procedure 1. Input the date in order of Month-Date-Year with 2-digit number each. 2. Touch Date area. 1. Touch either 24 hours or 12 hours area. 2. When 12 hours is selected, touch either AM or PM area, also. NOTE: When the Time has been already programmed in 24-hour system, AM or PM is automatically selected. 1. Input the time in order of Hour-Minute with 2-digit number each. 2. Touch the Time area.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Key Functions Key SORT FREE FORMAT FORMAT LIST FORMAT COPY FORMAT PRINT FORMAT RESET TEST PRINT Function 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. 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 data sort.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Item Label length Procedure 1. Input a value. (300 – 2000) 2. Touch the Label length area. NOTE: The unit of the value is 0.1 mm. Refer to the Print coordinate diagram. 1. Input a value. (480 – 800) 2. Touch the Label width area. Label width NOTE: The unit of value is 0.1 mm. Refer to the Print coordinate diagram. 1. Input a value. (0 – 30) 2. Touch the Gap area. Gap X position fine adjustment NOTE: The unit of value is 0.1 mm.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting 15.2.1 Free Format Arrangement When a format number is entered and the [FREE FORMAT] key on the bottom of the Label Format Setting screen is touched, the following screen will appear. In this menu, you can change the print items’ format and their print positions (X and Y). Item area Type area Explanation area X/Y position FORMAT PRINT key Format No. .............Selected format No. Format name ..........Selected format’s name Item ..................
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Item Procedure X, Y 1. Input a value. 2. Touch the X or Y area. NOTES: 1. Programmable value range depends on the format No. or Item. (Unit: 0.125 mm) 2. The position indicated by X and Y is the lower left corner of a print item. Format Image Screen When the Item area of the Free Format Setting screen is touched, the following screen will appear. You can change the print items’ positions while checking the print image.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Key Functions Key HOME NEXT ITEM/ LAST ITEM ROTATION FORMAT PRINT Function Used to restore the print item to the initial position. Used to fine adjust the print position. One touch of these keys causes 0.125 mm change. Used to select the item to be adjusted. Used to change the rotation of the print item. One touch of this key causes the print item to turn clockwise by 90 degrees. When the print item cannot be rotated, a buzzer sounds.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Format Type List screen This list shows the selected print item’s format type number and corresponding format. You can change the format type only by touching the desired type number or explanation area. Type area Currently selected type is shown in blue. Type explanation area FORMAT PRINT key Key Functions Key FORMAT PRINT Function Used to print a sample label. Procedure Item Selecting the type format Procedure 1.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting 15.2.2 Label Format List When the FORMAT LIST key on the bottom of the Label Format Setting screen is touched, the following screen will appear. You can change the label format only by touching the desired format No. For details of each format, refer to the Label Format Table provided on the following page. Format name area Currently selected type is shown in blue and displayed on top of the list. FORMAT No. area Procedure Item Selecting the format No.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Procedure Item Copying the label format Procedure 1. Select and display the label format of copy source. 2. Input the label format No. of copy destination. 3. Touch the [FORMAT COPY] key. 4. The confirmation window will appear. Touch [GO] to overwrite, or [CANCEL] to cancel. Adding a new label format 1. Select and display a label format which can be a base of the new No. format. 2. Input a new label format No. 3. Touch the [FORMAT COPY] key.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Label Format Table The following table shows the details of the label formats provided as templates. Vacant format numbers can be freely used to make your own formats. NOTE: To obtain the size in inch, divide by 25.4. Print type NON POS POS NET WT. NO.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Print type NET WT. NO.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Label Format Image The following label format templates show the print position of each print item. The numbers in ( ) represent the items that will print. Refer to the Print Item Table located after the label format templates. FORMAT No. 20: POS48 48mm (W) x 40mm (H) (1.89” x 1.57”) FORMAT No. 00: NON POS 48mm (W) x 30mm (H) (1.89” x 1.18 ”) (1) (1) (2) PACKED ON (1) (6) SELL BY PACKED ON (21) (21) (12) NET WT lbs FORMAT No.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 27: POS57 22 Line 57mm (W) x 92.8mm (H) (2.24” x 3.65”) FORMAT No. 29: NUTRITION 57mm (W) x 138.1mm (H) (2.24” x 5.44”) 2ND. Label FORMAT No. 29: NUTRITION 57mm (W) x 138.1mm (H) (2.24” x 5.44”) 1ST. Label (1) (1) (2) (27) (2) (23) (20) PACKED ON (4) SELL BY (6) (21) (18) (19) NET WT (16) (14) (12) lbs PRICE/lb. (27) $ TOTAL PRICE $ (26) (23) FORMAT No. 28: POS57 38 Line 57mm (W) x 138.1mm (H) (2.24” x 5.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 31: POS80 8Line 80mm (W) x 56.4mm (H) (3.15” x 2.22”) FORMAT No. 43: NET WT 57 8Line 57mm (W) x 86mm (H) (2.24” x 3.39”) (1) (1) (4) PACKED ON SELL BY (6) (21) (23) (2) (20) (23) (2) (18) (19) (20) (16) (14) (12) PACKED ON (4) SELL BY (6) (21) (18) (19) NET WT PRICE/lb. lbs TOTAL PRICE $ $ (26) NET WT FORMAT No. 41: NET WT 48 12Line 48mm (W) x 84.1mm (H) (1.89” x 3.31”) (16) (14) (12) lbs PRICE/lb.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 45: NET WT 57 38Line 57mm (W) x 158.7mm (H) (2.24” x 6.25”) FORMAT No. 46: NET WT 57 NUTRITION 57mm (W) x 158.7mm (H) (2.24” x 6.25”) 1ST. Label (1) (1) (2) (2) (27) (27) (23) (23) (20) PACKED ON (4) SELL BY (6) (20) (18) (19) NET WT lbs PRICE/lb. $ (7) (6) TOTAL PRICE (18) (19) (16) (14) (4) (21) (21) (12) (5) (12) $ (13) (16) (14) (15) (17) (22) (22) (26) (26) 15-17 FORMAT No.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 60: BOTTOM BAR 48 6Line 48mm (W) x 76.2mm (H) (1.89” x 3”) FORMAT No. 47: NET WT 80 22Line 80mm (W) x 88.9mm (H) (3.15” x 3.5”) FORMAT No. 61: BOTTOM BAR 48 12Line 48mm (W) x 90.5mm (H) (1.89” x 3.56”) (1) (1) (1) (2) PACKED ON (4) SELL BY (6) (21) PACKED ON (18) (19) (27) (4) SELL BY (12) PRICE/lb. NET WT lbs lbs PRICE/lb.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 63: BOTTOM BAR 48 22Line FORMAT No. 65: BOTTOM BAR 57 8Line 48mm (W) x 112.7mm (H) (1.89” x 4.44”) 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”) (1) (1) (1) (23) (2) (2) (2) (4) PACKED ON SELL BY (6) (27) (19) (18) (21) (12) NET WT (16) (14) lbs PRICE/lb.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 67: BOTTOM BAR 57 38Line 57mm (W) x 171.4mm (H) *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 (1) (1) (2) (2) (27) (27) (23) (23) (4) PACKED ON (19) SELL BY (6) (18) (7) (4) (5) (6) (21) NET WT (16) (14) (12) (19) (18) (21) lbs PRICE/lb. $ TOTAL PRICE $ (12) (13) (14) (15) (22) (22) (20) (20) (26) (26) 15-20 (16) (17) FORMAT No.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 80: VARIABLE 48 48mm (W) x Variable (H) (1.89” x variable) 1ST. Label FORMAT No. 81: VARIABLE 57 57mm (W) x Variable (H) (2.24” x variable) 1ST. Label (1) (1) (2) (23) (5) (4) (7) (2) (6) (21) (12) (14) (16) (13) (15) (17) (22) (27) (20) (23) (26) (5) (19) FORMAT No. 80: VARIABLE 48 48mm (W) x Variable (H) (1.89” x variable) 2ND.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting FORMAT No. 83: FSP 80 80mm (W) x 79.4mm (H) (3.15” x 3.13”) FORMAT No. 84: ALL IN ONE 80mm (W) x 112.7mm (H) (3.15” x 4.44”) FORMAT No. 87: ROTATION 57mm (W) x Variable (H) (2.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Print Item Table Item No.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Font Size Table Item No. (1): Commodity name and Grade line Type No. 0 11 12 13 14 15 21 22 23 24 25 99 Label 48mm wide 48mm wide 57mm wide 57mm wide 80mm wide 48mm wide 48mm wide 57mm wide 57mm wide 80mm wide Explanation Size Chr.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Item No. (5): Title of Packing date Type NO. 0 11 12 99 Label Explanation Size Chr. Non Normal 10 Bold 10 Out of type Line 1 1 C/G WxH (dot) 6x13 10x13 - Space (dot) between characters lines 1 1 - Magnification Horizontal Vertical 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 - Area size x y 70 13 110 13 - C/G WxH (dot) 10x24 *1 16x24 *1 - Space (dot) between characters lines 2,[.]1 2,[.]1 - Magnification Horizontal Vertical 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Item No. (12): Weight Type NO. 0 11 12 21 22 99 Label (W/O Sym.) (W/O Sym.) Explanation Size Non Normal Bold Normal Bold Out of type Chr. Line 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 1 1 1 1 C/G WxH (dot) 14x24 *1 22x24 *1 14x24 *1 22x24 *1 - Space (dot) between characters lines 2 2 2 2 - Magnification Horizontal Vertical 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Item No. (19): Title of Tare Type NO. 0 11 12 99 Label Explanation Size Chr. Non Normal 5 Bold 5 Out of type Line 1 1 C/G WxH (dot) 6x13 10x13 - Space (dot) between characters lines 1 1 - Magnification Horizontal Vertical 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 - Area size x y 35 13 55 13 - C/G WxH (dot) - Space (dot) between characters lines - Magnification Horizontal Vertical - Area size x y 212 *1 Item No. (20): Barcode Type NO.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Item No. (26): Address Type NO. 0 11 21 31 99 Label 48mm 57mm 80mm Explanation Size Chr. Non Normal 26 Normal 32 Normal 32 Out of type Line 2 2 2 C/G WxH (dot) 10x14 10x14 10x14 - Space (dot) between characters lines 2 2 2 2 2 2 - Magnification Horizontal Vertical 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 - Area size x y 312 32 384 32 384 32 - Item No. (27): Safe handling instructions Type NO. 0 1 99 Label 57mm Explanation Size Chr.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.2 Label Format Setting Item No. (38): Nutrition (Continued) Type NO. 41 42 43 44 45 99 Label 57mm 2nd. 57mm 2nd. 57mm 2nd. 57mm 2nd. 57mm 2nd. Explanation C/G Size Chr. Line WxH (dot) Regular Omitted Tabuler Tabuler Omitted Footnote For Child (Age <2 ) For Child (Age:2-4 ) Out of type - Space (dot) between characters lines - - Magnification Horizontal Vertical - - Area size x y - - Item No. (39): "+ TAX" for Price Type NO. 0 11 12 99 Label Explanation Size Chr.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.3 Bar Code Format Setting Item No. (46): Coded Time Type NO. 0 11 12 99 15.3 Label Explanation Size Chr. Non Normal 1 Bold 1 Out of type Line 1 1 C/G WxH (dot) 10x24 16x24 - Space (dot) between characters lines 2 2 - Magnification Horizontal Vertical 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 - Area size x y 12 24 18 24 - 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.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.3 Bar Code Format Setting Bar Code Format Setting Screen When the Barcode format area of Weight, Fix price, By count, or Receipt is touched, the Bar Code Format Setting screen will appear. In this section, how to set the bar code format for Weight is described for example. Item 2 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 Digit No. area Digit No. is displayed. When the item is Flag, Digit No.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.3 Bar Code Format Setting NOTES: 1. Setting error condition (1) Irregular data pattern of Price Except the following pattern a) P1 P2 P3 P4 b) P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 c) P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 d) P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Price data should be continuous setting. (2) Irregular data pattern of weight Except the following pattern a) W1 W2 W3 W4 b) W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 Weight data should be continuous setting. (3) Irregular calculation pattern of PC/D.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.4 Memory Card Operation (3) Irregular Pieces Pieces pattern 1 PCS. 12 PCS. Format pattern W1234 W12345 0001 00001 0012 00012 3. Others condition regarding Barcode Specification. It will be printed only code data (C1 –C6) if error occurred. (1) C/D (13 digits) C/D should set to the position of end digit of 13 digits if C/D is needed. (2) PC/D It is accepted that PC/D is free position. (3) Weight W1 - W5 are used for “Weigh mode”, “Fix mode” and “By-count mode”.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.4 Memory Card Operation Item Format Clear File in Scale memory Copy Procedure 1. Select the SLOT 0 or SLOT 1. 2. Touch the [FORMAT] key. 3. The Memory Card Format screen will appear. See Section 15.4.2. NOTE: Be sure to format the memory card if it is used on this machine for the first time. 1. Touch the [CLEAR File in Scale memory] key. 2. The Data Clear screen will appear. See Section 15.4.3. 1. Select the SLOT 0 or SLOT 1. 2. Touch the [COPY] key. 3.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.4 Memory Card Operation Key Functions Key GO UP MAKE FOLDER SELECT ITEM DELETE Function Used to show the folder of an upper level. Used to make a new folder. Used to show the Save or Load Operation screen. 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).
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.4 Memory Card Operation Key Functions Key SAVE LOAD CHECK CAP. SELECT ALL Function Used to save data to the memory card. Used to load data from the memory card. Used to check the free capacity of the memory card. Used to select all items at the same time. Procedure Item Saving data onto the memory card Procedure 1. Select the desired item(s). 2. Input the start PLU No. and touch the Start PLU area. 3. Input the end PLU No. and touch the END PLU area. 4.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.4 Memory Card Operation 15.4.2 Memory Card Format Formatting the memory card can be performed with this menu. Be sure to format the memory card if 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 CANCEL key GO key Key Functions Key Function GO Used to start the memory card format. Cancel Used to cancel the memory card format.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.4 Memory Card Operation 15.4.3 Clear File in Scale Memory The internal memory of the machine can be cleared with this menu. The following screen appears when the [CLEAR FILE in Scale memory] key of the Memory Card Operation screen is touched. Select the item(s) you desire to clear. Memory Card Operation screen Item key Confirmation screen SELECT ALL key GO key CLEAR key Key Functions Key CLEAR SELECT ALL GO Cancel CANCEL key Function Used to clear the item(s).
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.4 Memory Card Operation 15.4.4 Memory Card Copy You can copy data memory cards. NOTE: DO NOT remove the memory card while the data copy is in progress. Doing so may destroy the data. The following screen will appear when the [COPY] key of the Memory Card Operation screen is touched. Select the copy source and destination by touching the [SLOT 0 SLOT 1] or [SLOT 1 SLOT 0] key.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.5 PLU Data Maintenance Key Functions Key SELECT ALL COPY CHECK CAP. Function Used to select all items at the same time. Used to copy the selected item to the destination memory card. Used to check the free capacity of the destination memory card. Procedure Item To select the item(s) Procedure Select the item(s) to copy or touch the [SELECT ALL] key. To cancel the selected Touch the selected item(s) again. item(s) Memory capacity check 1. Touch the [CHECK CAP.] Key. 2.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.5 PLU Data Maintenance Procedure Item Changing the PLU data Procedure 1. Select a desired item key. (only one item) 2. The selected item appears on the Appointed data area. 3. Input the start PLU No. 4. Input the end PLU No. 5. Touch the Data code area or Data contents area to enter a number of data. NOTE: Data setting procedure differs depending on the data to be changed. Refer to the following pages. See also Section 14.2 for the max. values and notes. 6.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.5 PLU Data Maintenance 3) Logo 1/Logo 2/Logo 3 (1) Touch the [LOGO 1], [LOGO 2], or [LOGO 3] key. (2) Input a registered logo number. (3) Touch the Data code area. LOGO 1 to LOGO 3 keys 4) FSP Logo (1) Touch the [FSP LOGO] key. (2) Input the registered FSP logo number. (3) Touch the Data code area. Data code area FSP LOGO key Data code area 5) Coupon Logo COUPON LOGO key (1) Touch the [COUPON LOGO] key. (2) Input the registered Coupon logo number.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.5 PLU Data Maintenance 7) Grade Line (1) Touch the [GRADE LINE] key. (2) Input the registered Grade line number, and touch the Data code area. Or, touch the Data contents area to call the Grade Line list, and touch the desired grade line. GRADE LINE key Data code area Data contents area 8) Hint (1) Touch the [HINT] key. (2) Input the 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.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.5 PLU Data Maintenance 10) Nutrition facts (1) Touch the [NUTRITION] key. (2) Input the registered Nutrition number, and touch the Data code area. Or, Touch the Data contents area to call the Nutrition facts list, and touch the desired nutrition facts. NUTRITION key Data contents area Data code area 11) Recipe (1) Touch the [RECIPE] key. (2) Input the registered Recipe number, and touch the Data code area.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.5 PLU Data Maintenance 13) +Tax (1) Touch the [+TAX] key. (2) When the Data contents area is touched, the Tax print on/off screen will appear. (3) Touch the [TAX Print OFF] or [TAX Print ON] key. To cancel, touch the [BACK] key. TAX Print OFF key +TAX key TAX Print ON key 14) FSP Schedule (1) Touch the [FSP SCHEDULE] key. (2) Input the registered FSP Schedule number, and touch the Data code area.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.5 PLU Data Maintenance 16) FSP Discount % (1) Touch the [FSP DISC.%] key. (2) Input the registered FSP discount rate, and touch the Data contents area. FSP DISC.% key 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. BONUS LOGO key Data code area 18) Tare (1) Enter the [PLU TARE] key. (2) Input the registered Tare number, and touch the Data contents area.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.6 Password Assignment 15.6 Password Assignment The total of 4 different passwords can be programmed with this menu. passwords to the operating modes as you like. You can assign these The following screen will appear when the [Password assignment] key of the Set up menu is touched.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.7 Wireless LAN 15.7 Wireless LAN In this mode, various wireless LAN settings and the status check can be performed. The following screen will appear when the [Wireless LAN] key of the Set up menu is touched. SETUP key STATUS key Procedure Item Setting the wireless LAN Procedure 1. Touch the [SETUP] key. 2. The wireless LAN setup screen will appear. Checking the wireless LAN 1. Touch the [STATUS] key. status 2. The wireless LAN status screen will appear. See Section 15.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.7 Wireless LAN 15.7.1 Wireless LAN Setup You can set the basic security (ESS ID, Encryption, Key code), IP address, etc. with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [SETUP] key of the Wireless LAN screen is touched.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.7 Wireless LAN Procedure Item Setting the ESS ID Setting the encryption status Selecting the WEP key type Setting the transmit key Setting Authentication Default key number Setting Antenna Procedure 1. Touch the ESS ID area. 2. The Edit screen will appear. 3. Input an alphanumeric data. (Refer to NOTE 1.) Touch the Yes or No area. When the Yes area is touched, the WEP type and WEP key code settings will be effective. (Refer to NOTE 2.) Touch the ASCII or HEX area. 1.
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15. SET UP MODE EO1-31009 15.7 Wireless LAN 15.7.2 Wireless LAN Status Check You can check the status of the wireless LAN. The following screen will appear when the [STATUS] key of the Wireless LAN screen is touched. PING key Key Functions Key PING RELOAD RELOAD key Function Used to make a communication check. Used to resend the status data. Procedure Item Checking the status Procedure 1. Touch the [PING] key. 2. The result will be shown by OK or NG. See NOTE below.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16. REGISTRATION MODE 16. REGISTRATION MODE In the Registration Mode, you can perform daily operations, such as weighing commodities, issuing labels, etc. Before starting the registration operations, various kind of programming need to be done. Refer to Section 14 Programming Mode and Section 15 Set Up Mode.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16. REGISTRATION MODE Key Function Save key SAVE Used to save the tare and unit price of a commodity which is being on the platter. For key Used to input the quantity of a commodity in By-count operation and Fix (Net weight FOR statement) operation. Date/Time key DT/TM Used to call the Date setting screen. Void key VOID Used to cancel the last data. Programming key PROG. Used to call the Registration mode programming screen.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode You can select 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. PROG. key NOTE: The [RECEIPT MESSAGE] key on the screen cannot be used currently.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.1 Print Item Selection You can select the print items with this menu. The print item selection in this menu has priority over that in the label format setting. With the initial settings, all print items are selected. The following screen will appear when the [PRINT ON/OFF] key of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched. Since this menu consists of 2 screens, change the screen with the scroll key.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.2 Label Format Selection You can select the label format with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [LABEL FORMAT] key of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched. Be sure to select the label format that matches the label to be actually used. Failure to do this causes an error. Please be careful especially after changing the label type.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode Key Functions Key BACK Function Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen. Procedure Item Scale mode change Label issue method change Procedure Touch the desired key, [WEIGH], [FIX], or [BY COUNT]. Touch the desired key, [AUTO] or [MANUAL]. NOTES: 1.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode Key Functions Key BACK A–Z OTHERs LAST20 Function Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen. Used to call the commodities by the first letter. If a letter has no data, it is shown in grey. Used to call the list of PLUs which begin with non-alphabet. Used to call the recently used 20 PLUs. Procedure Item Calling the PLU list Selecting the PLU Procedure Touch the desired key: [A] – [Z], [OTHERs], or [LAST20].
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.5 Temporary Date Change You can temporarily change the date printed on the labels without changing the machine’s internal date. The following screen will appear when the [TEMPORARY DATE&TIME] key of the Registration Mode programming screen is touched. BACK key Current Date area Temporary Date area Numeric keys CLEAR key Key Functions Key BACK 0–9 CLEAR Function Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.6 Special Information Assignment You can select up to 3 lines of special information to be printed on the label. Special information should have been programmed in the message/information setting menu in the Programming Mode. (Refer to Section 14.8.) Also, it is necessary to select the label format which accommodates the net weight statement. (Refer to Section 15.2 Label Format Setting.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.7 Logo Assignment You can select a logo to be printed on the label. This operation should be performed after calling a PLU. Even if a logo has been preset to the PLU, the logo selected in this menu has priority over the preset one. When another PLU is called or the Registration Mode is terminated, the selected logo is cleared. Please be certain that the label format can accommodate a logo.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.8 Grade Line Assignment You can select the grade line to be printed on the label with this menu. This operation should be performed after calling a PLU. Even if a grade line has been preset to the PLU, the grade line selected in this menu has priority over the preset one. When another PLU is called or the Registration Mode is terminated, the selected grade line is cleared.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.9 Scrolling Message Setting You can select the scrolling message to be displayed on the customer’s display and set the time until the message is displayed. The following screen will appear when the [SCROLLING MESSAGE] key of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched. The scrolling message should have been programmed with the scrolling message setting menu in the Programming Mode (Refer to Section 14.10.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.10 Store Name/Address Assignment You can select the store name/address to be printed on the label with this menu. This operation should be performed after calling a PLU. Even if a store name/address has been preset to the PLU, the store name/address selected in this menu has priority over the preset one. When another PLU is called or the Registration Mode is terminated, the selected store name/address is cleared.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.1 Programming for the Registration Mode 16.1.11 Operation Panel Brightness Adjustment You can adjust the brightness of the operation panel with this menu. The following screen will appear when the [BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT] key of the Registration Mode Programming screen is touched. The default setting is ±0. DARK key BACK key LIGHT key Key Functions Key BACK DARK LIGHT Function Used to return to the Registration Mode initial screen. Used to darken the operation panel.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 16.2 Basic Operations In this section basic daily operations such as calling a PLU, setting a tare, weighing a commodity, etc. are described. 16.2.1 Zero Count 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. ZERO key Weight area NG OK 1. Make sure that there is nothing on the platter. 2.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 16.2.2 Calling a PLU There are three ways to call a PLU. Calling 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) Speed Keys 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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations Calling a PLU from the PLU Library When the [PLUs LIB.] Key has been assigned to the screen, you 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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 16.2.3 Weighing Commodities and Issuing Labels 1. 2. Confirm that the scale mode is in the WEIGH mode. NOTE: To set the scale mode to the WEIGH mode, refer to Section 16.1.3 Mode Change. Touch and select the label issue method, the AUTO or MANUAL. NOTE: The label issue method can be also selected in Section 16.1.3. Mode Change. AUTO WEIGH MANUAL AUTO/MANUAL key 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. WEIGH PRT/* key Refer to Section 16.2.4, and enter the tare.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 16.2.4 Tare Subtraction/Cancellation/Save There are 5 ways of tare subtraction: 1) When a tare is unknown. 2) When a tare is known. 3) When a tare is preset to the PLU. 4) When a certain percentage of the weight is subtracted as a tare. 5) When a certain percentage of the weight is preset to the PLU as a tare. Unknown Tare Subtraction 1. Place a container on the platter. 2. Touch the [TARE] key or the Tare area.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 4. The acceptable range of the tare (initial status) US model: 0.005 to 2.000 lbs CA mode: 0.002 to 1.000 kg 5. The above NOTES 1 to 4 are the factory default functions. When you desire to change them, please contact the nearest TOSHIBA 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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 4. Place a commodity on the platter. A label is issued (AUTO) or touch the [PRT/*] key (MANUAL). PRT/* key NOTE: With the initial settings, a tare cannot be preset 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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 5. The tare that is10% of the weight is displayed on the Tare area, and the net weight is displayed on the Weight area, respectively. A label is issued (AUTO) or touch the [PRT/*] key (MANUAL). TARE area Weight area %TARE key PRT/* key NOTES: 1. With the initial settings, the %tare subtraction cannot be used. When you desire to use this function, please contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent. 2.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 2. 3. Place a commodity on the platter. A label is issued (AUTO) or touch the [PRT/*] key (MANUAL). 4. If you desire to change the preset %tare, touch the [%TARE] key. %TARE key 5. Input a new %tare and touch the [%TARE] key.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 6. Place a commodity on the platter. A label is issued (AUTO) or touch the [PRT/*] key (MANUAL). NOTE: With the initial settings, a %tare cannot be preset 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. 16.2.5 Void In case of an erroneous entry, etc.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 6. Call the vendor name. (1) When using the [Vendor] key (e.g.: John) Touch the [Vendor] key to which “JOHN” is assigned. “JOHN” is displayed on the commodity name area and printed on the label. “JOHN” “JOHN” Vendor (JOHN) key (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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 16.2.7 Unit Price Set and Change In case of the PLUs have no unit price data, it is possible to set a unit price in the Registration Mode. Also, the unit price that have been preset to the PLUs can be change. NOTES: 1. Changing the preset unit price is not allowed in the Registration Mode or Registration Rewrap mode with the initial settings. (Setting the unit price is OK.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 2. Place a commodity on the platter and issue a label. NOTE: When entering the unit price, the unit of weight for the unit price can be changed by 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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations In case of a kg scale (CA model) Each time the [kg/100g] key is touched, the unit of weight for the unit price can be changed between 1kg and 100g. Unit price per 100g Unit price per 1kg Kg/100g key (“100g” is displayed in white.) Kg/100g key (“kg” is displayed in white.) 16.2.8 Changing the Unit of Weight (CA model only) The unit of weight can be changed between kg and lb each time the [kg/lb] key is touched.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 16.2.9 Label Issue Count Setting You can set the total number of labels to be issued with this menu. NOTE: This function can be used in the Weigh and Fix operations. 1. When the [PRESET COUNT] key of the Registration Mode initial screen is touched, the Preset Count Setting screen will appear. PRESET COUNT key 2. 3. Preset Count Setting screen Input the number of labels to be issued (max. 99) with the numeric keys. Touch the Preset area (green).
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.2 Basic Operations 16.2.10 Test Print To check the printer status, such as print tone, missing dots, etc., you can make a test print. Touch the [TEST] key, and one test label (slant lines) is issued. TEST key NOTE: If the print sample is stained, refer to Section 11.1 and clean the print head. Regarding the print tone adjustment, refer to Section 15.2. 16.2.11 Speed Key Screen Change This scale can have up to 5 sheets of speed keys.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.3 By-Count Operation 16.3 By-Count Operation By-count operation is intended for the commodities that are sold by quantity or sold in a bundle. In this section, how to register such commodities and issue labels are described. 16.3.1 When Using the 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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.3 By-Count Operation 3. Touching the [PRT/*] key causes a label to be issued. CA model US model NOTES: 1. The [PRT/*] key must be touched to issue the first label even the label issue method is set to AUTO. 2. To continue to issue the same label, touch the [PRT/*] key repeatedly. 3. When performing the strip issue in the Auto mode, the next label is automatically issued by removing the printed label from the media outlet. 4.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.3 By-Count Operation 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 another PLU, touch the [CLEAR] key and [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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.3 By-Count Operation Changing the Selling Quantity and Unit Price: 1. Call the PLU. 2. Input the selling quantity (max. 99) and touch the [FOR] key. (e.g.: 10) 3. Input the unit price ($0.00 to $99.99). (e.g.: $8.00) 4. Touch the [PRT/*] key. A label is issued. US model FOR key CA model PRT/* key FOR key PRT/* key NOTES: 1. To continue to issue the same label, touch the [PRT/*] key repeatedly. 2.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.3 By-Count Operation Changing the Selling Quantity, Unit Price, and Quantity per Unit Price: 1. Call the PLU. 2. Input the selling quantity (max. 99) and touch the [FOR] key. (e.g.: 20) 3. Input the quantity per unit price (max. 99) and touch the [FOR] key. (e.g.: 10) 4. Input the unit price ($0.00 to $99.99). (e.g.: $8.00) 5. Touch the [PRT/*] key. A label is issued. US model FOR key CA model PRT/* key FOR key PRT/* key NOTES: 1.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.3 By-Count Operation 16.3.3 Batch Print Operation You can print the specified number of labels for the specified PLUs continuously. 1. 2. Call the PLU to be printed. Touching the [PRESET COUNT] key causes the Batch Print Setting screen to appear. PRESET COUNT key 3. Input the number of labels to be issued (max. 99), and touch the Count area on the right end of the specified PLU. Count area BACK key PRINT key NEXT PLU key NOTES: CLEAR key 1.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.3 By-Count Operation 6. After calling the PLU, touch the [PRESET COUNT] key and input the number of labels to be issued. (Refer to Step 3.) NOTES: 1. Repeating Steps 5 and 6 allows specifying up to 30 PLUs. 2. To cancel the specified PLU individually, input 0 and touch the Count area of that PLU. (e.g.: To delete PLU No. 910001, Orange) The cancelled PLU is deleted and list is shifted up. PRINT key 7.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.4 Fix Price Operation (US model only) NOTE: To cancel the printing, touch the [CLEAR] key or [VOID] key. When one of these keys is touched, the following screen will appear. Commodity name, PLU No., the number of specified labels, the remaining number of labels NO key YES key Touching the [NO] key causes the printing to be cancelled and the all specified data are cleared. To continue to print, touch the [YES] key.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.5 Issuing Net Weight Statement Label (US model only) 4. 5. Place a commodity on the platter. Touch the [PRT/*] key, and a label is issued. A label is automatically issued when the label issue method is set to AUTO. PRT/* key NOTE: The label issue method should be set to MANUAL when commodities are weighed and adjusted to a certain weight. This is because labels are automatically issued each time the commodity is weighed. 16.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.5 Issuing Net Weight Statement Label (US model only) Changing the price and net weight preset to the PLU: With the initial settings, this function cannot be used. When you desire to use it, please contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent. 1. Call the PLU. (e.g.: Pie) The price is displayed on the Commodity name area. To change the price, input the new price ($0.00 to 999.99) and touch the [FOR] key.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.6 Sales Promotion 4. A net weight statement label is issued. Price Total net weight NOTES: 1. With the initial settings, the selling quantity and the price per lb are not printed. When you desire to use this function, please contact the nearest TOSHIBA TEC service representative or sales agent. 2. When the [PRT/*] key is touched on the following conditions, an error occurs. • Unit price x quantity is greater than the upper limit of the total price ($999.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.6 Sales Promotion During the sales promotion time range: Condition of the promotion The sales promotion conditions of the above sample have been programmed as follows: PLU No. 100029 Commodity Name: Boneless Stew Meat Promotion No. 1 Normal unit price: $6.00 Promotion No. 1 Schedule No. 3 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.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.7 Average Portion Cost 16.7 Average Portion Cost During the weighing operation, it is possible to calculate the price per piece and print it on the label. To use this function, you should have set the PLU to the Weight mode and selected the label format which accommodates the average portion cost. For details, refer to Section 14.2 PLU Data Setting and Section 15.2 Label Format Setting. 1. Call the PLU. (e.g.: Sausage Stuffed Port Rst) AV. COST key 2. Touch the [AV.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.7 Average Portion Cost 4. The entered quantity is displayed under the commodity name. Entered quantity SAVE key NOTE: When the PLU data is retained by the [SAVE] key for the repeating operation, the average portion cost data is also retained. (Regarding the [SAVE] key function, refer to Section 16.2.3 Weighing Commodities and Issuing Labels.) 5. Place the commodity on the platter and issue a label.
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16. REGISTRATION MODE EO1-31009 16.8 Operator’s Hint 16.8 Operator’s Hint When the PLU 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. BACK key 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.
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17. REGISTRATION MARK DOWN MODE EO1-31009 17. REGISTRATION MARK DOWN MODE 17. REGISTRATION MARK DOWN MODE The Registration Mark Down Mode is intended for the mark down on the usual prices of the commodities. The transaction data in this mode will be accumulated separately from the Normal Registration 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.
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18. REGISTRATION REWRAP MODE EO1-31009 18. REGISTRATION REWRAP MODE 18. REGISTRATION REWRAP MODE The Registration Rewrap Mode is intended to register the products that have been rewrapped for the reasons that the package was broken, got dirty, etc. The transaction data in this mode will be accumulated separately from the Normal Registration Mode, and it can be printed out in the Report Mode. When the [REG.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19. REPORT/RESET MODE 19. REPORT/RESET MODE In the Report (Read) Mode, you can issue programmed data on journal paper and total data registered in REG/REWRAP/MARK DOWN Mode on journal paper or screen. In the Master/Satellite System, registered total data can be uploaded from the Satellite Scale to the Master Scale. In the Reset Mode, you can print total data registered in REG/REWRAP/MARK DOWN Mode on journal paper and reset it.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19. REPORT/RESET MODE Menu Report Title Section LABEL MODE TOTAL MEMORY 19.1 Report Sub Title Stand Alone Master Satellite Journal Screen REPORT RESET O O X O O REPORT O O O O X Mode GRAND TOTAL PLU TOTAL DEPT. TOTAL HOURLY TOTAL 100’ HOURLY TOTAL VENDOR TOTAL PROGRAMMED DATA 19.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset In this mode, you can display total data registered in REG/REWRAP/MARK DOWN mode on the screen and print it out on the journal paper. The registered total data can be arranged depending on 6 types of report formats; GRAND TOTAL, PLU TOTAL, DEPARTMENT TOTAL, HOURLY TOTAL, 100’ HOURLY TOTAL, and VENDOR TOTAL.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset Key Functions (continued) Key Function VENDOR TOTAL Used to issue a Total Report of individual vendor and to reset the Vendor Total memory data. NORMAL Used to select the total memory registered in Registration mode. REWRAP Used to select the total memory registered in REWRAP mode. MARKDOWN Used to select the total memory registered in MARK DOWN mode.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset Procedure Item Procedure GRAND 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 No., refer to the Table in Section 14.11. 2. 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 [GRAND TOTAL] key.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset Procedure (continued) Item Procedure DEPT. 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 No., refer to the Table in Section 14.11. 2. (When specifying the code area) 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. 3.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset Procedure (continued) Item VENDOR TOTAL Procedure 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 No., refer to the Table in Section 14.11. 2. (When specifying the code area) 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. 3.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset GRAND TOTAL screen PLU TOTAL screen DEPT.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.1 Label Mode Total Memory Report/Reset Total Memory Addition Table Explanation of symbols +1: Add 1 +W: Add weight data +A: Add amount (price) data +1 +W +A +A +1 +W +1 +W +A +A +1 +W +1 +W +A +1 +1 +A +A +1 +1 +A +P +A +1 +1 +P +A +P +A +1 +1 +P +A +P +A +1 +1 +P +A +1 +1 +A +P +A +1 +1 +A NET WT.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.2 Programmed Data Report 19.2 Programmed Data Report You can print out main programmed data on the journal paper. This operation can be performed in REPORT mode only. How to enter the Programmed Data Main Menu [MAIN MENU] [REPORT] [PROGRAMMED DATA] The following Programmed Data Main Menu screen will appear when the [PROGRAMMED DATA] key of the Report/Reset Mode Main Menu is touched. Programmed Data Main Menu screen Report No.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.2 Programmed Data Report Procedure Procedure 1. Touch a key of desired programmed data or input the Report No. (max. 4 digits) with the numeric keys, then touch the Report No. area. NOTE: For the Report No., refer to the Table in Section 14.11. 2. (Except for the Scrolling Message Link and the Combination Report) To specify the code area, input the Start Code (max. 6 digits) and touch the START CODE area. Then input the End Code (max.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.2 Programmed Data Report COMMODITY DESCRIPTION (1) Date (2) Time (3) PLU No. Start/End code (4) Commodity No. (5) Commodity name (1) (3) (2) (4) (5) DEPARTMENT NAME (1) Date (2) Time (3) Department No. Start/End code (4) Department No. (5) Department name (1) (3) (2) (4) (5) INGREDIENT (1) Date (2) Time (3) Ingredient No. Start/End code (4) Ingredient No.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.2 Programmed Data Report NUTRITION (1) Date (2) Time (3) Nutrition No. Start/End code (4) Nutrition No. (5) Nutrition kind (6) Serving size (7) Service size per container (8) Additional nutrient (1) (3) (2) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) RECIPE (1) Date (2) Time (3) Recipe No. Start/End code (4) Recipe No. (5) Recipe (1) (3) (2) (4) (5) GRADE LINE (1) Date (2) Time (3) Grade Line No. Start/End code (4) Grade Line No.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.2 Programmed Data Report STORE NAME/ADDRESS (1) Date (2) Time (3) Store name/Address No. Start/End code (4) Store name/Address (1) (3) (2) (4) MESSAGE (1) Date (2) Time (3) Message No. Start/End code (4) Message No. (5) Message (1) (3) (2) (4) (5) SCROLLING MESSAGE LINK (1) Date (2) Time (3) Scrolling Message No. (4) Display type (5) Display time (6) Scrolling Message (1) (4) (2) (3) (5) (6) VENDOR NAME (1) Date (2) Time (3) Vendor No.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.2 Programmed Data Report PROMOTION/TIME SCHEDULE (1) Date (2) Time (3) Promotion/Time Schedule No. Start/End code (4) Promotion/Time Schedule No. (5) Mode type for the promotion (6) Margin for By count mode item (7) Promotion schedule No. (8) Promotion schedule name (9) Margin for Weigh mode item (1) (3) (2) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) COMBINATION REPORT (1) Date (2) Time (3) Combination Report No. (4) Combination Report name (5) Combination Report link No.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.3 Combination Report 19.3 Combination Report In this operation, you can print out sales data and programmed data, which were programmed in Section 14.11 Combination Report Setting, on the journal paper. Also you can confirm the contents of a combination report on the screen.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.3 Combination Report How to confirm the contents of Combination Reports Combination Report confirmation screen Report No. Display area Report Contents Display area Combination 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.
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19. REPORT/RESET MODE EO1-31009 19.4 Total Data Transmission 19.4 Total Data Transmission In this operation, you can upload registered total data from the Satellite Scale to the Master Scale. NOTE: This operation is unavailable in the Stand-alone Scale and the Master Scale.
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20. TRAINING MODE EO1-31009 20. TRAINING MODE 20. TRAINING MODE The Training Mode is intended for the operators to practice the operation of this scale. Without storing the data, you can weigh commodities and issue labels just like an actual transaction. 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 Back key TRAINING (LABEL) NOTES: 1.
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21. SLEEP MODE EO1-31009 21. SLEEP MODE 21. SLEEP MODE While this scale is not used, you can make the operation 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. SLEEP key To cancel the Sleep mode, touch anywhere on the display area. The last Registration mode display will be displayed on the operation panel again.
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22. SLIDE SHOW MODE EO1-31009 22. SLIDE SHOW MODE 22. SLIDE SHOW MODE While the scale is not used, you can make the operation panel display up to 5 different images continuously. The images are shown by rotation for 5 seconds each. The data to be used should be saved on a flash memory card on the following conditions: File format: File name: Folder name: Windows BMP, 256 colors, 640 dots (W) x 480 dots (H) DEMO0.BMP, DEMO1.BMP, DEMO2.BMP, DEMO3.BMP, DEMO4.
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23. TROUBLESHOOTING EO1-31009 23. TROUBLESHOOTING 23. TROUBLESHOOTING WARNING! This scale has been manufactured under strict quality control. If you have any trouble, however, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FIX IT BY YOURSELF. Pull the power plug out of the outlet, and contact the authorized TOSHIBA TEC service representative. Phenomenon Nothing is displayed after the power is on. No label is issued. Cause Solution • The power plug is not inserted into the AC outlet correctly.
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24. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE EO1-31009 24. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE 24. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE Take the following action if an error message appears on the commodity name display along with the buzzer sounding. WARNING! If you cannot solve the problem with the following solution instruction, do not attempt further troubleshooting by yourself. Turn the power off, unplug the scale, then contact authorized TOSHIBA TEC Service representative for assistance.
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24. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE EO1-31009 24. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE (Continued) Error Message Cause Solution The label format doesn’t match the label cassette or the print start position is incorrect. • Re-load the label. Abnormal Head Temp. is detected. Thermal head temperature is over the limit. Leave the scale on for 3 minutes or more, and then perform operations. Abnormal Head source is detected. The power source for thermal head is incorrect because of the circuit failure.
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24. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE EO1-31009 24. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE (Continued) Error Message Cause Solution This makes Print Field be gone. Print field may be gone by operations such as reducing label length. • Set the print position correctly. Data is over the File capacity. There is no vacant area in Flash-ROM for label format files. • Sort the files by the [SORT] key UP. Discount value is incorrect. FSP discount unit price exceeds the regular unit price.
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