Amano PIX-75 Operation Manual

PIX-75

Atomic Time Clock

Installation and Operation Guide

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Thank You….

For purchasing another fine product from

Amano Cincinnati, Inc.

For safe and proper operation, please carefully read the manual

before using the time clock and save it for reference.

Proprietary Notice

This document contains proprietary information and such information may not be reproduced in whole or part without the written permission from:

Amano Cincinnati, Inc.

140 Harrison Ave.,

Roseland, New Jersey 07068-1239

Amano Cincinnati, Inc. reserves the right to make equipment changes and improvements, which may not be reflected in this document. Portions of this document may have been updated to include the latest hardware or firmware version, if applicable.

To ensure safe use of this time recorder/stamp, be sure to thoroughly read this manual in its entirety before any attempt is made to operate the equipment. After you have finished reading this manual, be sure to store it in a safe place for future reference.

For more information about Amano’s complete line of time products, visit our web

site at:

http://www.amano.com/Time

Warranty Notice

Any claim for warranty, express or implied, due to the clocks failure to properly receive the radio signal because of interference, whatever may be the source of this interference, are hereby expressly excluded.

The PIX-75 has the atomic clock (radio-controlled clock) feature which displays the current time precisely by automatically receiving time code signals on long wave radio from the transmitting station. The unit receives the time code signal via its built-in antenna system.

Note: 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. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

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Table of Contents

GUIDELINES FOR SAFE OPERATION….. ................................................................................................................ 4

Remove the Cover & Packing Material .................................................................................................................. 6

Setting the Time (P1) ........................................................................................................................................ 7

Setting the Date [Month/Date/Year](P2) .............................................................................................................. 7

Enabling or Disabling Daylight Saving Time (P3) .................................................................................................... 8

Changing the Print Format (P4) 12Hr (Standard) or 24Hr (Military) Default = Format-1 (12hr) ..................................... 8

Set Print Hours Format (P501) .......................................................................................................................... 10

Set Print Minutes Format (P502) ....................................................................................................................... 10

Set Print Year Format (P503) ............................................................................................................................ 12

Set Print Leading Zero (P504)........................................................................................................................... 13

Set Print Language (P505) ............................................................................................................................... 13

Setting Custom Print (Symbol Printing) (P506) .................................................................................................... 15

Enabling/Disabling Auto Print (P601) ................................................................................................................. 20

Set Paper Detection (P602) .............................................................................................................................. 21

Set Print Direction (P603) ................................................................................................................................ 21

Set Display Hour Format (P604) ........................................................................................................................ 22

Enable/Disable Atomic Clock Feature (P605) ....................................................................................................... 22

Set Display Contrast (P606) ............................................................................................................................. 23

Set LCD Backlight (P607) ................................................................................................................................. 24

Set Auxiliary Display (P608) ............................................................................................................................. 24

Changing Begin Date for Daylight Saving Time (P609) .......................................................................................... 25

Changing End Date for Daylight Saving Time (P610) ............................................................................................ 26

Set Time Zone (P611) ..................................................................................................................................... 27

Diagnostics .................................................................................................................................................... 28

Main Board Version (P701) ............................................................................................................................... 28

Show Ink Count (P702) ................................................................................................................................... 29

Warning Message (P703) ................................................................................................................................. 29

LCD Test (P704) ............................................................................................................................................. 30

Advanced Diagnostics (P705) ........................................................................................................................... 30

Invalid Codes ................................................................................................................................................. 31

Atomic Clock Diagnostic ON (Code 11) ............................................................................................................... 31

Atomic Clock Diagnostic OFF (Code 12) .............................................................................................................. 32

Reset Settings to Factory Defaults (Code 32) ...................................................................................................... 32

Show Total Prints (Code 88) ............................................................................................................................. 32

Acceptable Print Media .................................................................................................................................... 33

Adjusting the Print Margin ................................................................................................................................ 33

Atomic Clock Feature (Not available in HI and AK) ............................................................................................... 34

Ribbon Cartridge Replacement .......................................................................................................................... 35

Parts............................................................................................................................................................. 37

Error Messages............................................................................................................................................... 37

PIX-75 Support .............................................................................................................................................. 39

PIX-75 Cleaning ............................................................................................................................................. 40

Resetting Clock After Extended Loss of Power ..................................................................................................... 40

PIX-75 Power Modes ....................................................................................................................................... 40

PIX-75 Time Display Modes .............................................................................................................................. 40

Wall Mounting Template .................................................................................................................................. 41

PIX-75 Programable Features Summary ............................................................................................................. 42

Warranty Notice ............................................................................................................................................. 43

Wall Mounting (Optional) ................................................................................................................................. 43

Chapter 2 – Operation ..................................................................................................................................... 45

PIX-75 Views ................................................................................................................................................. 45

PIX-75 View Description .................................................................................................................................. 45

Auxiliary Display ............................................................................................................................................. 47

Warranty Information ...................................................................................................................................... 48

Specifications ................................................................................................................................................. 49

Mounting Template ......................................................................................................................................... 51

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GUIDELINES FOR SAFE OPERATION…..

Warning

Do not disassemble the unit. There is a high voltage present inside, possibly leading to an electric shock.

Do not modify the unit. Modifications may cause a fire and/or electric shock.

If any anomaly occurs, for example, heat or smoke is generated or an odor is emitted, unplug the unit immediately and contact your dealer for servicing. There is a danger that further use may cause a fire or electric shock.

Do not use any voltage of the power source other than designated. Do not share a single outlet with another plug. These may lead to fire or shock hazards.

Do not damage, break, or modify the power cord. Do not put a heavy object on, pull, or forcefully bend the cord, either. These may damage the cord, possibly resulting in a fire or electric shock.

If foreign matter should get in the unit (including a piece of metal, water, or liquid), disconnect the plug from the outlet immediately and contact your dealer for servicing. There is a danger that further use may cause a fire or electric shock.

Do not plug or unplug the unit with a wet hand. You may get an electric shock.

Caution

Do not place the unit on an uneven or tilted surface. This may result in injuries due to the unit dropping or falling off.

Do not put a water-filled container or a metal object on top of the unit. If water is spilled or the metallic object slips inside, a fire or shock hazard may occur.

Do not install the unit in a humid or dusty environment. It may cause a fire or electric shock.

Do not place the unit near kitchen counter or humidifier. Oil, smoke, or steam generating from them may cause fire or shock hazards.

Do not yank the power cord to disconnect from the outlet. Hold the plug with your hand to do so, or the cord may be damaged, possibly leading to a fire or electric shock.

Remove the line cord plug from the outlet before transferring the unit, or it may damage the cord, possibly leading to a fire or electric shock.

Be careful not to contact the print head, as you may get hurt or burned.

Make sure to insert the power plug as far as it will go. Improper insertion of the plug may develop fire or shock hazards.

Do not insert or drop any other time card than specified into the slot. Such misuse may cause a fire or electric shock.

If the unit should be dropped or the case is broken, unplug the unit and contact your dealer for servicing. Further use may lead to a fire or shock hazard.

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To ensure safe operation, please carefully read the following warnings and cautions prior to using the

PIX-75 Electronic time recorder/stamp.

Relation to the Health and the Environment

The plastic currently used for the outer enclosure of this apparatus does not contain the halogen substance.

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Note – See www.amano.com/tkb for videos and/or the latest

information about the PIX-75, etc. The printed time format can

be different than the display format!

Cover Removal

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Remove the Cover & Packing Material

Note –Should the clock not power up, verify that the AC Adapter is

plugged into the rear of the clock. See Figure 4 on page 41 and Figure 5 on page 44 for AC Adapter plug-in location.

Note – If your PIX-75 is located in an area that cannot receive the Atomic time signal, DO NOT be concerned. The PIX-75 will accurately keep the time using its Quartz mechanism (plus or minus three seconds per week).

When you first receive the clock, it may be necessary to adjust the time so the test printout may not show the accurate time.

1. Insert the key provided into the keyhole on top of the clock, turn

clockwise ¼ turn to unlock the cover and lift the cover to remove (see

Figure on previous page).

2. Remove the

cardboard spacer located above the ribbon cartridge by pulling straight out (see right-hand Figure).

3. Lift up the printer

carriage by placing your fingers under the metal motor on the left-hand side and remove the foam spacer (white) located under the print head (see right-hand Figures). Release the printer carriage.

4. After removing the

foam spacer with the cover off plug in the clock!

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Note – During programming the time should be set depending on

the mode the display is currently set in [either 12-hour or 24hour].

Setting the Time (P1)

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to

begin programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the ENTER button one time. The hours will start

flashing.

3. Press the + or – button to increase or decrease the hours to the desired

value.

4. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current hours and go to the

minutes setup mode. The minutes will start flashing.

5. Press the + or – button to increase or decrease the minutes. The seconds

will automatically start at zero when entering minutes.

6. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current minutes and go back

to the previous menu.

7. Press the PROGRAM button to exit programming or Press + to go to the

next program menu.

Setting the Date [Month/Date/Year](P2)

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + button to change the current programming

mode until the display shows P2 DATE.

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will display

the current date on the 2nd line. The month will start flashing. Press the + or – button to increase or decrease the month value.

4. When the desired month is reached, press the ENTER button once to

accept the current month and go to the date setup mode.

5. The date of the month will start flashing. Press the + or – button to

increase or decrease the date to the desired value.

6. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current displayed date of the

month and go to the year setup mode.

7. The year will start flashing. Press the + or – button to increase or

decrease the year to the desired value.

8. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current displayed year and

return to the previous menu.

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9. Press the PROGRAM button to exit programming or Press + to go to the

Note – when this setting is set to ENABLED, the clock’s time will

automatically change for Daylight Saving. When this setting is set to DISABLED, the clock’s time will NOT change for Daylight Saving.

next program menu.

Enabling or Disabling Daylight Saving Time (P3)

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + button to change the current programming

mode until the display shows P3 DAYLIGHT

SAVING. [The second line will scroll].

3. Press the ENTER button and the clock will begin flashing

the current Daylight Saving setting.

4. Press the + or – button to change the Daylight Saving setting to the

desired value of ENABLED or DISABLED. The default setting = Enabled [ON].

5. Press the ENTER button to set [save] the current value and go back to

the previous menu.

6. Press the PROGRAM button to exit programming or Press + to go to the

next program menu.

Changing the Print Format (P4) 12Hr (Standard) or 24Hr (Military) Default = Format-1 (12hr)

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + button to change the current programming

mode until the display shows P4 PRINT FORMAT. [The second line will scroll].

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will flash the current print format. The default setting = FORMAT-

1.

4. Press the + or – button to increase or decrease the print format value to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. See the following for examples of Print Format:

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2 Digit Year

Space

Month

Space

Date

Space

12 Hour

60th Minutes

2 Digit Year

Space

Month

Space

Date

Space

24 Hour

60th Minutes

2 Digit Year

Space

Month

Space

Date

Space

24 Hour

100th Minutes

2 Digit Year

Space

Month

Space

Date

Space

24 Hour

10th Minutes

Day

Space

24 Hour

100h Minutes

2 Digit

Year

Space

Month

Space

Date

Space

24 Hour

60

th

Minutes

Second

s

Note – When the print format is changed, the following settings are overridden:

 The custom symbol printing is overridden by the selected format.  There will only be one line printed for the selected format.  The “Print Year”, “Print Minute”, and “Print Hour” settings will be overridden

by the selected pre-defined print format. However, these settings can be changed after selecting the pre-defined print format.

5. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current value.

6. Press the PROGRAM button to exit programming or Press + to go to the

next program menu.

There are six (6) print formats pre-configured to select [Format 1 thru Format 6]. Each print format has its own pre-configured print content. See the previous illustration or the following:

Format 1 [default]

Format 2

Format 3

Format 4

Format 5

Format 6

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Set Print Hours Format (P501)

This setting will override the default print hour setting of the selected print format.

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + or – button to change the current

programming mode until the display shows P5

CUSTOMIZE.

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will

display P501 PRINT HOUR.

4. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will start

flashing the current print hours format.

5. Press the + or – button to change the value. The

choices are 12-HOUR or 24-HOUR. The default setting = 12-HOUR.

6. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current displayed value

and go back to the previous menu.

7. Press the PROGRAM button 2 times to exit ALL programming or Press +

to go to the next program menu.

Set Print Minutes Format (P502)

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + or – button to change the current programming mode until

the display shows P5 CUSTOMIZE.

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will display the submenu

for other settings such as P501.

4. Press the + or – button until the display shows

P502 PRINT MINUTE. [The second line will scroll].

5. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will start flashing the

current print minutes format.

6. Press the + or – button to change the value. The choices are 1/60

MINUTE, 1/100th MINUTE, 1/10th MINUTE, or 1/20th MINUTE. The default = 1/60th.

7. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current displayed value

and go back to the previous menu.

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th

8. Press the PROGRAM button 2 times to exit ALL programming or Press +

M’S”

0’00”

0’36”

1’00”

1’12”

1’48”

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3’36”

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60th

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20th

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60th

hh:06

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10th

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60th

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100th

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18’36”

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20th

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M’S”

24’00”

24’36”

25’00”

25’12”

25’48”

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26’24”

27’00”

27’36”

28’00”

28’12”

28’48”

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29’24”

60th

hh:24

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M’S”

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30’36”

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31’12”

31’48”

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32’24”

33’00”

33’36”

34’00”

34’12”

34’48”

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35’24”

60th

hh:30

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hh:32

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hh:34

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hh.5

100th

hh.50

hh.51

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20th

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M’S”

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36’36”

37’00”

37’12”

37’48”

38’00”

38’24”

39’00”

39’36”

40’00”

40’12”

40’48”

41’00”

41’24”

60th

hh:36

hh:37

hh:38

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100th

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hh.61

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hh.64

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hh.68

hh.69

20th

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hh.65

M’S”

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42’36”

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43’12”

43’48”

44’00”

44’24”

45’00”

45’36”

46’00”

46’12”

46’48”

47’00”

47’24”

to go to the next program menu.

The user can set the print minutes from any of the following options:

 1/10

th

Minutes – The minutes will be printed in 1/10 format, which means

6 minutes equal to 0.1 hour.

 1/20

th

Minutes – The minutes will be printed in 1/20 format, which means

3 minutes equal 0.05 hour.

 1/60

th

Minutes – The minutes will be printed in 1/60 format (Default),

which means 1 minute equals 0:01 hour.

 1/100

th

Minutes – The minutes will be printed in 1/100 format, which

means 36seconds equal 0.01 hour.

Based on the “print minute” setting, an imprint will be made as illustrated in

the following table:

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60th

hh:42

hh:43

hh:44

hh:45

hh:46

hh:47

10th

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100th

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hh.71

hh.72

hh.73

hh.74

hh.75

hh.76

hh.77

hh.78

hh.79

20th

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hh.75

M’S”

48’00”

48’36”

49’00”

49’12”

49’48”

50’00”

50’24”

51’00”

51’36”

52’00”

52’12”

52’48”

53’00”

53’24”

60th

hh:48

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10th

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100th

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M’S”

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54’36”

55’00”

55’12”

55’48”

56’00”

56’24”

57’00”

57’36”

58’00”

58’12”

58’48”

59’00”

59’24”

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hh:54

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10th

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20th

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hh.95

Note – Print FORMAT – 6 is not supported with print year set to

4-digit year.

Set Print Year Format (P503)

This setting will override the default print year setting of the selected print format.

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + or – button to change the current programming mode until

the display shows P5 CUSTOMIZE.

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will display the submenu

for other settings such as P501.

4. Press the + or – button until the display shows

P503 PRINT YEAR.

5. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will

start flashing the current print year format.

6. Press the + or – button to change the value. The

choices are 2-DIGIT or 4-DIGIT. The default = 2-DIGIT. For example; 2

digit year = 2 digits with apostrophe, i.e., 2010 = ’10. For example; 4

digit year for 2010 = 2010 printed.

7. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current displayed value

and go back to the previous menu.

8. Press the PROGRAM button 2 times to exit ALL programming or Press +

to go to the next program menu.

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Set Print Leading Zero (P504)

The leading zero setting affects the month (if language is set to numeric), date, and hour printing. The other symbols [year, seconds, minutes, etc.] will ignore this setting and always print a leading zero in front of a single digit.

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + or – button to change the current programming mode until

the display shows P5 CUSTOMIZE.

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will display the submenu

for other settings such as P501.

4. Press the + or – button until the display shows

P504 PRINT LEADING ZERO. [The second

line will scroll]

5. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will

start flashing the current leading zero format.

6. Press the + or – button to change the LEADING

ZERO setting to the desired value. Your choices are ENABLED or DISABLED. The default setting = Disabled [OFF]. When it is turned off, the printer will not print a leading zero before a single digit number

[example: Jan 1].

7. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current displayed value

and go back to the previous menu.

8. Press the PROGRAM button 2 times to exit ALL programming or Press +

to go to the next program menu.

Set Print Language (P505)

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + or – button to change the current programming mode until

the display shows P5 CUSTOMIZE.

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will display the submenu

for other settings such as P501.

4. Press the + or – button until the display shows

P505 PRINT LANGUAGE. [The second line will

scroll].

5. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will

start flashing the current print language format. The default setting = ENGLISH.

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6. Press the + or – button to change the PRINT LANGUAGE setting to the

English

Spanish

French

Germany

Italy

Portuguese

Numeric

Monday

MO

LU

MO

LU

SG

1

Tuesday

TU

MA

DI

MA

TR

2

Wednesday

WE

MI

ME

MI

ME

QU

3

Thursday

TH

JU

JE

DO

GI

QI

4

Friday

FR

VI

VE

FR

VE

SX

5

Saturday

SA

SB

6

Sunday

SU

DO

DI

SO

DO

7

January

JAN

ENE

JAN

GEN

JAN

1

February

FEB

FEV

FEB

FEV

2

March

MAR

3

April

APR

ABR

AVR

APR

ABR

4

May

MAY

MAI

MAG

MAI

5

June

JUN

GIU

JUN

6

July

JUL

LUG

JUL

7

August

AUG

AGO

AOU

AUG

AGO

8

September

SEP

SET

9

October

OCT

OKT

OTT

OUT

10

November

NOV

11

December

DEC

DIC

DEC

DEZ

DIC

DEZ

12

received

RCVD

RCBDO

RECU

EING

RICEV

RCBDO

RCVD

sent

SENT

ENVDO

ENV

AUSG

SPED

ENVDO

SENT

faxed

FAXED

FAX

FAXE

FAX

FAXED

void

VOID

ANLDO

ANNUL

LAGER

ANNUL

ANUL

VOID

paid

PAID

PGADO

PAYE

BEZ

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confirmed

CFM’D

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approved

APR’D

APBDO

APPR

BEST

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APRV

APR’D

completed

CMPL’D

TRMDO

TERM

ABGES

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CMPL’D

origin

ORIGN

ORIG

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file

FILE

ARCH

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AKTE

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ARQV

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in

IN

ENTRA

ENTRE

KOMMT

ENTRA

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out

OUT

SALID

SORTI

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USCIT

SALID

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Used

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UTIL

GEBRA

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desired value. Your choices are ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, PORTUGUESE or NUMERIC. See the table below for a complete listing of language characters.

7. Press the ENTER button once to accept the current displayed value

and go back to the previous menu.

8. Press the PROGRAM button 2 times to exit ALL programming or Press +

to go to the next program menu.

Table: Print Languages

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Setting Custom Print (Symbol Printing)(P506)

1. With the cover removed, press the PROGRAM button to begin

programming mode and P1 TIME will appear.

2. Press the + or – button to change the current programming mode until

the display shows P5 CUSTOMIZE.

3. Press the ENTER button once and the clock will display the submenu

for other settings such as P501.

4. Press the + or – button to change the current

programming mode until the display shows

P506 CUSTOM PRINT.

5. Press the ENTER button and the clock will

display LINE- - 1 01, press ENTER and the

clock will display Ln0101 – END. Press ENTER one more time to finish or the + / – buttons to change values (See Symbol Table on page 19).

6. Once Line – 1 has been programmed and saved (by pressing enter)

, you can go back to step 5 and select LINE - - 1 or LINE - -2 by using the + or – buttons.

7. From the chosen line (either Line – 1 or Line – 2), press the ENTER

button once to begin programming that line. (Line 2 does not have to be programmed). During custom print setup the 2nd line on the display [auxiliary display line] will display the current print symbol option item (see righthand Figure).

8. Press the + or – button until the desired print

symbol item is displayed and press the ENTER button once to accept the flashing symbol value. Once a symbol item has been selected the number of symbols shown on the right will increment by one. See righthand Figure for example showing MONTH as the 02 [second] print symbol selected for Line -1.

9. Repeat the process described in step 8 to enter

each element for line 1. Select the “END”

symbol followed by pressing the ENTER button once to complete custom programming of line 1.

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10. If desired, press the + button once to advance to

Line – 2custom programming (see right-hand

Figure).

11. Press the ENTER button to begin symbol

programming for line 2 and follow the same procedure as described in steps 8 and 9. The first

symbol to appear will be the “END” symbol (see right-hand Figure).

12. When finished, press the PROGRAM button 2

times to exit ALL programming or Press + to go scroll through sub menu options for P5 Customize again

To delete a Whole Line of Symbol Printing

1. Press the ENTER button once from the P506

submenu for custom print and the clock will display

Line – 1 and the number of programmed

symbols (see right-hand Figure for example of line-1 with 5 symbols).

2. If you need to delete/add a symbol in line 2 of

printing, press the + button once now to advance to Line – 2 then follow steps below. Otherwise proceed with step 3 below.

3. Press the ENTER button once to enter into the custom print line. Press

the + or – buttons to navigate to the “END” symbol. With this symbol flashing on the Auxiliary Display Line, press the ENTER button once to save the “END” symbol at the beginning of the symbol line. This will

terminate/delete that line of symbol printing.

To Add a Symbol to a Custom Print Line

1. Press the ENTER button once from the P506

submenu and the clock will display Line – 1 and the number of programmed symbols (see righthand Figure for example of a line-1 with 5 symbols).

2. If desired, press the + button once to advance to

Line – 2.

3. Press the ENTER button once to enter into the custom print line. Press

the ENTER button on each symbol of your print line until you see the symbol you want to insert something before. [The new symbol will always be inserted before the flashing symbol].

4. Press the + or – button to navigate to the “ADD” symbol then press

ENTER to begin the add function.

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